North High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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Band Brin S Trophies Home Outstanding is the word that best de- scribed the North High Grenadier Band. They put out a lot of hard work and practice, and performed at many competitions, such as Bakersfield High,s first annual field competition. Drum major .lon Bolcs took first place and the band took first in their division. Camarillo High's first annual field competition was the next event, where the percussion section took third place. After marching in Downtown Bakers- 96fGrcnadier Band field's Veteran's Day Parade, the entire unit then participated in Arvin High's field competition, where the second place award was received, as well as the trophy for outstanding percussion. The pep band played at all the home foot- ball and basketball games, as well as for some Cal State Roadrunner basketball games at the Civic Auditorium. Last but not least, they ended the year with a very joyous and successful spring con- cert.

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F ag Team, Dlajorette ractice Make Perfec Practice was one word the flag team knew about! Continually they met for practices-in fact, fourth period every school day, Tuesday night for tw0-and- a-half hours, and Sunday afternoons were set aside for their routine prac- ticesg and as a result they received nu- merous awards. Although they were kept busy by prac- ticing and performing, they still man- 98fFl1g Team, Majorettes aged to find time to enjoy themselves and relax while visiting Camarillo, the beach at Santa Barbara, Disneyland, and Dodger Stadium. We enjoy being part of the band, and performing for people to enter- tain them were feelings expressed by the majorettes, who due to their deter- mination, were presented three first- place awards in majorette competition.