Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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1. The Symphonic Band enjoys a skit during spirit week. 2. Ruth Lauretacatches her breath during a song. 3. During a rally, the symphonic band waits to play. 4. Helen Sharidan and Tim Crooks play their clarinet in unison. 5. Marjorie Martin perfects her part. !Quv L 5 VW M . 4 arf H61 H 'H , , ,- iii 'M ma, A? N ff? W 'ri , 1 Mi i Lk - E 'ii EEE Q e f f , 1 e 'i li viMi 2 A ' i r ' may g r ff A i r w H im uw vUw'igivi x1F?'f-'m ga M 5 Y ' , '- 'i ,Miggr i AF, , 2 , 312.3 ' Qi' -J ' F V ' 3 1, gpm. B 1

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1. Randy Rusk practices his part. 2. The drum line plays the beat. 3. Mr. Dale Wolford, the band director. 4. Janine Martin adds rhythm to a song. 5. Ricky Va- lenzuela and George Watters tune their horns be- fore practice. .JFXQI A I L4l.a ' rw' The Symphonic Band, under the second year of the direction of Dale Wolford, had a very exciting year. The Symphonic band performed at the Christmas concert in December, the Champagne concert in March qhaving the theme of Looney Tunes J, and the Spring concert in May. The Symphonic band attend- ed many California Music Educators Association iC.M.E.A.l festivals. At dr i it 4' Mftmi qi wA i li these festivals, the band was judged in the areas of concert performance andy sight reading. The band also went toj.Sacramento and competed in a two-day festival in which bandsi from all over California competed. W Some of the pieces performed this year were The Thunderer , Holi- day Festival Ovrrture , Instant Concert , Looney Tunes Over- tests .es .3 . -PS W ture , and Northwest Suite . This years seniors include: Alto se Craig Dunlap, Percussion: Jani: Marinn, Lisa'Quintana, Siobhi Moroney, Flutej Randy Rusk, Cla net: Helen Sheridan, Trumps Ricky Valenzuela and Carli Soria and Baritone George Wa ters. . 4 it C saw, will AQ! i V : SW F T ,se i 'iigirtt' mm ' ae- 1 ,e. .T ti. Q i, .i rel tl :-3 ,R lr ,-1 1 , my ,W me--f -i, ,i.,i',, .ig ..,.,i-3 ,f,,i,1it- ,- -rim, za' 1 M N lv 'E WW lm iwlllli if 8 Ml , M-MM'-ql'llif'llyt w F .1 . fe 4, ,wlllti E as-e a, -fag E! .. , .. if .. -A . - i ii- - ef 1 , .Nutr ef iifli W ,e ff i i r y t 5 .ir g tw ,, V . ,R J-,N A Q -+V fl ,M r li .i..S.., gmt, -.ii imt,,,,i,ir,,,U?,.?, . ,gal 2 as ii :WM itllyww i t i mt tit Wx MM :yt A ii, gf W X, X r ,::iiFtlilii'iki, 1 iii'iiiir-i'iiii,i:i,tflii1imi5 iii L- l f L X Q l W 1 la- iliiiigii. f fi: -' an ir, ltklri M l l a ,X it , N ,Mil ,Q r -- 1intraflirt-:ii1rfA,:,uQ-Jtum: - .em L 51. ' a? l'EJciiiWflltiiiitfm? l1 1.gi3lf:Qi2iLii-lr -' J V M ffi ? T Ml HM M-M l Q I -i l l i W lil 1 , , r Y i. fee'i-ai-vswi,,ii-iimiiiqtiup . cafe . i,ii.i'iriwl.,ii,ifwilliii. l tiiriiiiiil

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1. The band gets ready for their first show. 2. Tina Canalas fires up the band for the rally. 3. Band members help each other before the big show. 4. The color guard strut their stuff. i ff? f. ff il ,T E 1 if H 5 .ir 5 M. 1. 1 ' ' From three weeks before school to November 17th, the Moreau marching band worked long and hard hours to become a power- ful force in Bay-Area band Com- petitions. The band did very well in most and even took first place in one. After watching several of their practices and talking with a few of the band members l can ap- preciate how hard they worked. When asked if the size of the L band was a hindrance or a benefit Drum-Major Tina Cana- Iis said Well, I really think they do a great job. The size doesn't matter. l also asked her what she thought about the different sections of the band. The drum line has a really hard job to do and they do it excellently. l asked her if she felt there were enough people in the brass sec- tion and she said The brass do a very good job and are plenty loud, Oh! the woodwin are out- standing also. in-ui Over all the band was supurb this year with all the inventive new material and new visual per- formances. Like the drum solo song with the flying banners as visual backup. As Randy Cari- veau said when l asked him about the bit lt's hecka bad . I could not have said it better my- self, Marching Band, your Hecka bad . arching With Music