Pomona High School - Pantera Yearbook (Arvada, CO)

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he Flage Team is a group of hardworking girls that elped to make up the Marching Band. Not only did they erform great routines with the band at half-time shows, competed in contests. This year they par- in the Pikes Peak March of Champions where took first place. These girls worked hard to help Pomona's Marching Band something to be proud The Flag Team this year included: Lori Behunin, Burke, Tracy Cole, Amy Elwell, Jennifer Flan- Jennifer Lee, Joanna McCauley, Tammy Mettler, Leaderj, Stacey Nabors, Jana Pehrson, Stephanie lSquad Leaderl, and Rene Weland. they pf Q ., e...,., - l Flag Team 0 lf? E K 353.- K A .,,,, ,V it 6 ' 1 'l il ' 5 if , 1 'ml 'M This Flag Team was a special group of girls who continued to prac- tice and perform after the rest of the Marching Band retired for the year. They also worked hard and were rewarded for their ef- forts. They competed on three Continental Divide Color Guard Cir- cuit Contests and the Winter Guard International Regional Contest. At the C.D.C.G.C. Championships, these girls received the Challenge Trophy and had the highest execution scores. Their practice and dedication paid off! Congratulations to: Amy Elwell, Jennifer Flannery, Jennifer Lee, Joanna McCauley, Tammy Mettler QCaptainl, Jana Pehrson, Stephanie Sewald, and Rene Weland. 24

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Marchin Band Marching Band: where would we be without it? The band played our fight song, entertained us at football games, represented our school in parades, marched through our halls, and gave their musical support at rallies. Although this year's band was smaller than in the past, they were always outstanding! This year, 68 members marched in the Wheat Ridge Carnation Festival parade, the Arvada Harvest Festival Parade, and the Louisville Parade. They also participated in C.S.U. Band Day, the Jefferson County Invita- tional Festival, and the Pikes Peak March of Champions, where they took second palce. To the dedicated members who we saw marching down Pomona Drive at 7 a.m., thanks for your hard work and all your support! This year's band members were: Tom Aberly, Marty Amos, Susan Asper, Tim Baril, Marti Bohn, Leah Bolton, Charlie Briggs, Kelly Browdie, Shelly Brunkow, Matt Burke, Kip Buxton, Ron Chavez, Stacey Cleveland, Janelle Clontz, Maureen Connell, Kathy Cory, Kevin Devine, Jim Debell, Deanna Dickens, Cherly Dienst, Jerom Duran, Mark Eitel, Jeff Emanuel, Marguerite Flett, J. C. Fox, Kim Franklin, Bob Friend, Sharon Gay, Andrea Grace, Cheryl Green, Mike Green, Gerry Hemblom, Todd Kresal, Kurt Krueger, lDrum Majorl, Stephanie Kull lMajorettel, Lenore Lehman, Jodu Lente, Pat Loomis, Linda Marcouillier, Mike Mc- Cloud, Tammy McCormick, Dave Melling, Anna Moreland, Dale Newth, Scott Palmateer, Lane Patterson, Debbie Peevler, Theresa Philbin, Jackie Pope, Virginia Price, Stewart Racey, Robert Rowlins, Lisa Robles, Ken Rodarte, Cathy Ruybal, Andy Schmoldt, Chris Scott, Dee Skinner, Elaine Smith, Rhonda Snowden, Don Stark, Larry Stark, Dave Syrnyk, Cheryl Thaemert, Liz Tuttle, Tam- my VanMeter, Heather Williamson, and Patti Young. li 'il f 'z . V- G' X' -if Nl vig H. Y 4 4

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0 ---M...-W . M A ,W Orchestra Under the direction of Mr. Prichard and Mr. Larson, the orchestra gave Pomona's ears a rest from hard rock and provided a bit of culture by playing classical music. The members changed as tracks changed, but throughout the year they were: Tim Baril, Sherry Brodigan, Maureen Connell, Sharon Connell, Deanna Dickens, Lori Fronapfel, Brook Johnson, Laura Loomis, Darlene Martinez, Glenda Montoya, Debbie Peevler, Diane Rhodebeck, and Cathy Smith. anim' M . , 1.. 1 'lv . P X.- ' 7,,,f', j ,,, f .,.: .rff V ' WV A We qw, '7 ' fix, -H i , A tr Q il