Magnolia High School - Cannon Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Half-time Shows and Competitive Y High-stepping their way Through com- petitions, parades, and performances the Continental Drill Team practiced end- lessly tor their tirst performance at La Palma Stadium on Friday, September 27. Under the able direction ot Miss Herta Fredericks, the military marching squad is led by leader, Gloria Doolen, assistant leader, Pat Lautenschlager, with Pam Willis and Diane Rankin as recalls, and cadence corporals, Mary Anne Malven, Kathy Mori, and Grace Scalzo. Their tirst major competition at Chat- fey, October l2, included a parade and half-time show where they received fourth place. Between practices and foot- ball games, our Drill Team participated at the Hawthorne Parade and Monterey Park Parade in November and brought back two third place trophies. On Satur- day, October 26 the black and gold squad marched in the Annual Halloween Parade. As the Christmas holiday season ap- proached, the Continentdls anxiously prepared tor the Annual District Drill Team Show and the Disneyland Parade of All Nations. it ' i it 1. is Adviser Leader Assistant Leader Recall Miss Herta FrederiCkS Gloria Doolen Pat Lautenschlanger Pom Willis T50

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Drill Team Theme, 'Continental Times', SHIP AHOY! lt's dance time aboard the Magnolia Blossom U.S.O. Choreographers: T. Rich, S. Rawhyler, and G. Petty. Once again The Continentals presented The annual spring show on Friday, March 13. Various numbers, most of which were choreographed by The members, Tied in To present This year's theme The ConTinenTal Times. According tothe weather-girls, Gloria Doolen, Pam Kitchen, and Gayle PetTy, rain sTorms ap- proach as girls go Singin' In The Rain. lts dance Time aboard The Magnolia Blossom U.S.O., sponsored by Tere Rich and Silvia Rahwyler with Gayle Petty giving orders of The day. Carol Fav- reau, Brenda Vallier, and Sue and Mary Johnson lead The Daisy Maes To Lil' Abner and The cane- Twirling rendition oT Top-Hat and Tails. Syn- dicate leaders Gloria Doolen, Louise Darnall, and Leslie SelTT are routed from Hernando's Hide- away. Mademoiselles Bea Landau and Debbie Andersen present their famous French Can-Can Revue for Their Tinal appearance. The Trombone Catering Service managed by Kathy Mori and Diane Rankin has' hired sixty new waitresses To dance and serve meals. Flag Twirlers gaily began Camelot with Tlashy routines as Continentals joined Them To march Through a gala evening of laughter and pagean- Try. Most of The uniforms were made by parenrs as planning began at The first oT The year. R I , ,, , , T . . . , ,. SIXTY NEW girls have been hired by the Trombone Catering Service to serve meals and dance. Choreographers: K. Mori and D. Rankin. 152