Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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BEING A MEMBER OF THE LOARA BAND IS NOT ALI, FUN AND GAMES. EVERY MORNING REHEARS, AIIL BEGAN ON THE FIELD AT 6:45. PRACTICES INCLUDED PERFECTING MARCHING TECHNIQUES AND FORMATIONS. DURING THE DAY, BAND MEM- BERS MET ONCE AGAIN IN CLASS, AFTER SCHOOL, DIFFERENT INSTRUMENTAL SECTIONS CONTINUED TO PRACTICE. HOWEVER, ALL OF THIS HARD WORK WAS WELL WORTH THEIR EFFORT. LOARA RECEIVED MANY AWARDS SUCH AS FIRST PLACE AT THE SILVERADO DAYS PARADE AND AT MT. CARMEL FIELD COMPETITION. BAND ALSO TOOK SECOND PLACE AT MISSION VIEIO. THE LOARA BAND WAS SUCCESSFUL THIS YEAR AND PROVED THEMSELVES TO BE ONE OF THE STRONGEST YOUNGEST BANDS EVER WHY SHOULDN'T THEY BE? THEIR LIFE WAS BAND! WORKING AND COOPERATING TOGETHER CRE- ATED FRIENDSHIP AND UNITY WHICH IS BOUND TO BRING GREAT ACHIEVEMENT TO ANY GROUP. MANY THANKS TO ALL OF THE BAND BOOSTERS FOR ALL OF THEIR HELP, AND ESPECIALLY TO BILL SCHROEDER AND STEVE GRAVES. WITH THEIR MUSICAL KNOWLEDG AND STRONG COM- MITMENT THE TRADITION OF LOARA'S EXCEL, LENT BAND WAS CARRIED ON. I. I.oara's band is a lamily. Nqoy Malmquist and Richard Ward show their brotherhood. 2. Mike Lindsey, Merdith Sysak, lon Kirkpatrick, Steve Grang- er, and Dave Marcum CI to rl make up the snare line. 3. lefl Wade, a freshman in the bands trombone section, takes a look at the score atter our football team crushes another opponent. 4. Spirit and enthusiasm show with smiling laces. 5. lell Nelson, Iohn Wilke, and Dave Peterson were the lield crew tor I986-87, 6. Ron Moskowitz relaxes atter a performance. . Droopy, the tuba section leader, contemplates life in the Loara band lamily. 8. Pride, honor, and tradition is shown by Marc Sandusky as he returns a salute to the drum major. 9. Ienriiler Littel prepares to start a halftime show. 7 'lsr-U If-I I ,aryl OHS FS mar. .cult- two K lou

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CGMPETITIO BRINGS oUT gg L uuvv Ax K, I 1.,h N 1 ' 1 L . t i l 1 I 4 t E 2 seven TI BA 5 six 1. Mr. Schroeder displays his first smile since marching season start' ed. 2. Guy Carpino, the Drum Major, tries to catch the attention of a courtier as she walks by. 3. Cne of the bands breathtaking moves in their song Hopak. 4817. Tim Drunasky and Lanni Ange- helone have a trumpet duel. 5. Surprise!! 6. Ron Moskowitz gives torth 1002 concentration during field competi- tion. band! 153

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BAND PLAYS TOGETHER AS ONE, CREATING THE UNITY OE A SUCCESSFUL GROUP U Tb' ' ,-,. ? ' ., ' X I X Q 1 X M eight 73x