Miami Coral Park High School - Arieon Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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Tory Mangione plays his trombone with the band during halftime at the football game. Todd Homick takes a quick breath before starting to play his unique instrument, the baritone. 1 Marching Band s 1 ' Playing bells, Diana Yanez eagerly awaits her cue, so she can keep on playing. The audience listens as Robert Molina sounds outa solo on his trumpet at a football game. .A l

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At a performance during the halftime of a football game, Jose Toca looks towards his conductor for his cue. kiwi: We , fy, 1 M mm During the Orange Bowl halftime show, Clinton Powell eagerly plays his trumpet to the Coral Park Fight Song. Cesar Yabor rhythmically plays his tuba to the sound of the Ram Beat. Always keeping perfect timing, Marydell Guerra at- tentively plays the snare drum. Marching Band 1

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Lisa Weeks exuberantly performs her solo with her baton during halftime in the last game of the season. Crirls work in many areas, add life to Marching Band By Ana Martinez Officially called auxiliary units, the Arieonettes, Rampages, and Majorettes were a very essential part of the band. The girls learned different routines each week for half-time shows, parades and pep-rallies. They were also involved in contests with the band in which their individual performances were evaluated. The Majorettes, led by Captain Lisa Weeks and Co-captain Karin Trimble, and the Arieonettes, led by Captain Lisa Nestler, used several types of batons to add dimension and color to the performances. The Rampages, a dance and drill team, worked with pom-poms, gloves and small flags. Being a Ram- page has been really great. l've met many people who have become good friends, stated sophomore Maty Monfort. I ,I A X T -:NC...,'-f ..,Xj J.. .AL Mfg xxx! wfk Kneeling: Angie Garcia. Standing: Rene Poly, Co-capt. Karin Trimble, Wvian Hemandez, Capt. Lisa Weeks, Maria Ruiz. Majorettes 1