Magnolia High School - Cannon Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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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

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Sentinel Band Executes Precision TOP ROW: Drum Major, G. Burch, L. Steiner, M. Lewis, C. Hause, S. J. Gibson, B. Faull, C. Dean, L. Lovett, J. Stark, J. Samelak, S. Whitmer, lles, N. Hochheim, C. Bartram, D. Tisdale, R. Mclntosh, P. Davis, D, B: Gallagher, R. Robinson, D. Hall, J. Wright, L. Landes. THIRD ROW: Madura, B. Ellis, D. Robles, B. Wegner. SECOND ROW: J. Andrews, P. Tordif, J. Camfield, V. Kline, N. MacKinnon, D. Hartford, M. Eiden, Band performances are grouped as two seasons, January through May and May through January. During May month, the Sentinel marching band Took sweep- stakes at the Orange May Festival and the Costa Mesa- Newport Harbor Festival. Although the summer months were advancing, our band prepared for the SCBSBOA Music Festival in June where they received Superior and Excellent ratings. Preparing for the long 63-64 season, our proud band marched and practiced before and after school, pressed and cleaned their striking black and gold uniforms, and put their best foot 'forward as their first football pro- gram appearance was on Saturday, September 27 at La Palma Stadium. Between football performances the barid, accom- T54 panied the Drill Team to participate at Chaffey, on Saturday, October T2 where they received the Tourna- ment Band Review. Christmas season kept the group busy as Friday, December 6 marked the Huntington Beach Christmas Parade. Closely following on Friday, December T3 we participated in the First Annual All District Band Jubilee while we also prepared for the Disneyland Parade of All Nations on Sunday, December 22. Last summer and the first part of this year the Senti- nel band trained and assisted the Dale Junior High Band in marching and maneuvering. This year our band has had an exciting and colorful program as they carried the Sentinel spirit through all performances.