Point Loma High School - El Portal Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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.. .5, 1. The 1976-'77 marching band: Front row- Kim Fernandez, Rico Bautista, Pat Toomey, Gary Halbert, Kevin Woods, John Brow Cdrum majorl. Second row: Lore Mallory, Jason Allen, Alan Ensley, Greg Nelson, Mark Peck. Third, Ralph Pennell, Brad Houdyshel, Curt Gentry, Dan Powell, Robert Curey. Fourth: Susan Smit, Susan Cassel, Daen Laird, Andrea Bois, Julie Rhodes. Fifth: Randy Sandiford, Todd Meyer, Doug Moore, Linda Pennell, Melody Lardner. Sixth: Floyd Wright. 2, Dan Powell shows his enthusiasm. 3. Greg Nelson and Alen Ensley. 4. Andrea Bois, Melody Lardner, Gary Halbert, Rico Bautista, and Loren Mallory. 5. Halftime activities at Homecoming. 6. Chorus-Cyndi Smith, Terri Betsworth, Joyce Miller, Sarah Sutton, Mr. Hickman, Suzanne Repaire, Susan Peterson, Joni Guillory, Priscilla Wilson, Lani Kimball, Chuck Champion and Steve Withers Caccompanistl. B A 7. Madrigals: Back row- Steve Gott, Eric Hansen, Martin Johnson, Tom Pitta, Eric Klein, Gwen Simpson, Mr. Hickman. Front row- Ted Grozen, Janet Watson, Deborah Minkler, Jenny Decker, Marcia Kelly, Robert Rotzler, Janet Fraser, Kathy Kelly, Caren Lipscomb, Ralph Pennell. Student Life 23

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if as S IVlueie Keepe In Time Under the new direction of Nlr. Hickman, the band enjoyed various activities throughout the year. They performed three halftime shows including one for homecoming. They participated in the San Diego State High School Band Night, and have marched in two parades- The Nlother Goose Parade in El Cajon, and the Christmas Parade in Old Town. The l band was also involved in a TV ' ' T commercial for the Combo Auction. Also under the direction of lVlr. Hickman are the chorus and the madrigals. The madrigals hosted a Holiday Festival and sang for various functions around town. The chorus participated in the Christmas and Spring Festivals for the school music organizations. 22 Student Life

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lVlejer'e Preeente To lvleke The End lVlete This past semester, Major Productions put on an excellent show with the combined talents of both student and director. In any show, the unihcation of all persons involved is needed to pull the show off. If every person gives his 'lall 'arid buckles down, the show can and will be a success. And all of these qualities were evident in this production. Without an auditorium, a show can sometimes lose it's audience. So it was decided to have a Dinner Show f 2 . W 'ir M12 ff. 'Q P,-QW'-', ,7 ' . 'vii x 'fi' .tie-fel . Y MQ' ,E .'v-' l igZlf4w:v,L Ez.: L vt: ' I ' '.'-tg.-1. f--ff! nz, ,eir,fi1.-fgriwd QI, in Point Loma's own cafeteria with an Italian dinner catered by Giovannis, followed by three more shows at f-+fgi,,x 'Seeger Collier Junior High. To Make The End Nlete was a comedy show with I music, written and directed by lVlr. Richard Englehart. . All of the music was original, written and performed by Charles Holloway. :Eli 5 24 Student Life