Magnolia High School - Cannon Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Mascot Romps, Various High-Stepping Sentinel Mascot Bill Daugherty Sentinel mascot, Bill Daugherty, helped arouse crowd spirit by appearing at athletic functions along with the cheering squads. His uniform, which he has proudly worn for two years, signifies a Sentinel guard, Banner carriers, Rosemary Ochwat and Diane Rosen- bloom, appeared at home football games and parades along with the band and drill team. Also, this year, sparkling black and gold shields that spelled out Mag- nolia, ioined the banner carriers in carrying out the traditional Sentinel spirit. Leading the band through numerous competitions, drum rnaior, Gene Burch, has earned many honors at his position. Gene received first place at Long Beach State College Drum Maior Competition, second place at the Santa Ana Christmas Parade, and fourth place at the Chaffey Tournament of Bands. At the Long Beach State Drum Major Camp, held during the summer, he received most improved. Two new majorettes, Sandy Sabin and Carol Bous- quet, ioined head maiorette, Dorene Downing in parade competitions, football games, and other band events. Brilliant performances throughout the year earned them much recognition. I 41 I . , 50ndY Sflbin Head Maiorette Carol Bousquet Dorene Downing

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While Orchesfra Perform aT Concerts 5. K my .v QQ, all M VH T K .H -LL 1' ',s-:Sew ,gsm ,,g f. ,,g-'. 'ffffr 1 'lim 1 T. V T M 4 , . C ?1'e,.Y1 if.- H' ORCHESTRA - TOP ROW: J. Pll'1l40fd, J- MOSES. Conducforr R. Robinson. THIRD ROW: P. Shafer, L. Bowen, J. Wiebe, Mr. Corner, P, Davis, G. Burch. SECOND ROW: A. HolsTius, G,HU1'Chen5, E, Bgdfen, D, Ferreg. C. Bowen, C. Bartram, M. Willard, D. MacKinnon, L. Landes, 3.1, yi. Eg.: ,, T- .1 .. D. , .fs ef- .ee if OuTsTanding single performances grouped To- geTher has given The STring OrchesTra Tone and qual- ify. DirecTor, Mr. Mervin Corner, and parTicipanTs have worked sTrenuously TogeTher. Again, This year, ' 'T ll T They performed on Thursday evening, December l9, aT The annual ChrisTmas Music Program. OuTsTand- ing solo was violinisf, PaT Shafer, who played Ave -M Maria. They performed again, along wiTh The A V Cappella aT The Chrisfmas assembly on The following afTernoon. AT The CompeTiTive DisTricT and Regional FesTivals They received awards in ouTsTanding per- 'Q formances. ' Four members have been chosen for The SouThern California High School OrchesTra. They are PaT H . . .ann Shafer, LeeAnn Bowen, Chrisfian Bowen, and bas- soon, Doug MacKinnon. ORCHESTRA MEMBERS raise funds in The spring by sponsoring a car wash. T58