Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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GET UP ITCS' SDI O'CLOCIC YOU'RE GOING TO BE LATEIH AK2 IIMSLSAKTIOKEQBWAK7AAEhHW9RS ALONG MKDH THE DRILL AND FLAG TEAMS ARE REQUIRED TO BE AT SCHOOL BY 6:30 AND TO BE ON THE COLD WET FIELD BY 6:45. THIS IS NOT TO SAY THESE PEOPLE LIKE IT' THEY DON'T THE Y ARE IUS T DEDICA TED TO THE IDEALS OR FEAVZUWMANCE AND HMRD MKNWC AND HMVE AN ALAHZSTIAADADEAL DEVOTKWN HOEFMAUUANTQIAAJOUS ADAGE? HTHE'EARLY'BME7GETS HHE MKNWWH Bt'SMA3ST7TU7WVG RHE MKUW7 HTFZUWhES fZN? THE MKNW7 HMKZRAL ThE'AMETtKOD UV THEYR Ah4DAUESS BZ3 GUYS TO LKNME TO LKDHT NOT ONLYDO THESE CRAZIES TELL THE COCK WHEN TO CROW THEY CONTINUE TO PRACTICE THROUGHOUT AHANI OE KHE DAYI DUWWVG LUAKUI DUWWVG BAND CLASS I OF COURSE J, AND E VEN AE TER SCHOOL, THESE KMDAMDUALS'CAAIBE'SEL7VLHl7MOAK2 SThTOMWhMK?AAK9 BEATWVG FHEWRAVSTRDWUUVTSHVHOfhNELl'TbMUH9fThT FECTKNV OBVIOUSL K ALL OF THIS WORK IS NOT FOR NAUGHT OUW'BAAK7LSfKNWMRHDEVERYDQAR'MUDVAKAWEROUS UWNWAES.AND OTHERIAWMRDS 1. Itis the day before the bg competition. The whole hand has to dress up in full parade uniforms to practice their routine, Katrina Powell gives all she has into her clarinet Z During one of the competitions, the percussion section dismantles a set of chimes for a percussion solo. Rhona Eaton, Kelbf thnes, Ericlra Robinson, Ron Carlson, and Donny Wramontes hold their respective chimes. 3. During street competition, Scott Claypool and lay Mc0uillin per- form. 4. Joe Geralros, playing great at morning practice, glances sideways to see his name in the copy. 5. Chris Joyce, Tasman Aziz Brian Weisep Pete KoonL and hm Kish talre a loolr at the copy 61 Wiliam Schroedec in the purple crown, directs the band at a game. Z And in the end there is always morning practice. 4 I I ,ft Rue N M,- A six :Q 'jg .I Z f lf I 72' H f A 'WC' 'f ff, 7 X 'ff f. ,Q f 'V 4 fm M , SE VE!! band!! 55