Prosser High School - Mustang Yearbook (Prosser, WA)

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Drill Team First at Norma Rochn, I.lsn Mnsscy. AUcIn I ' rblnn. Beck - Bt-tteridge. Jnn McKay, Jo McKay, Mclnnlc MUler. Marilyn Hicks, Debbie Hosko. Julie Nakamura, Dana Trupp, Tricla Karft. Jackie Simon, Karen Cabbage, I.ona Comes, Carma Bennett, Diane Schell, Connie Amireason, Joyce Smith, Krlstl Austin, Anita Dean Debbie Hosko-Cnptnln JnnoUo Gaber-Advlsor Joyce Smlth-Co-Cnptaln Lona Comos-Socrotnry-Troajmror I 14

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d First Year Cadets FIRST ROW: Alfia Morado, Linda McAbee, Ronda Roberts, Colleen Bennett, Kerry Bolander, Margaret Freepons, Janey denHoed, Gigi Moon, Anita Smith. SECOND ROW: Jay Kelly, Carol Breitenfeldt, Nancy Thomas, Jody Wager, Teena Hazenburg, Jeannie McCormick, Melanie Miller, Suzie Root. THIRD ROW: Beverly Whiteside, Edwai-d Castilleja, Mark Parsons, Charlie Trevino, Jim McFerran, BUI Michener, Don Parks, Doug Gustafson, James Galbreath, Gary Moore, Shawn Richman. Helping to boost Prosser High ' s school spirit was the Mustang Band. Starting out the fall season they performed at four half time shows and six parades. Under the direc- tion of drum major (Tom Moore) and majorette (Kathy Ammerman) the pep band rallied the crowds at home bas- ketball games with their spirited arrangements. Striving for perfection, the newly formed Cadet Band marched their way through their freshman year. With the help of the Mustang Band they performed in all concerts and finished up the year by participating in their first parade and band contest. 13

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t Sunshine Days Parade I I Marching under the calls of Captain Debbie Hosko and Co-Captaln Joyce Smith was the 21 member Drill Team. Many new moves were created by their new advisor Janelle Gaber. They started their practices in early July to prepare themselves for the Prosser, Ellensburg, and Sunnyside parades. All their hard work paid off when they clinched first prize at the Sunnyside Sunshine Days Parade. The team continued a busy year performing drill and dance routines at football and basketball half times. Selling turquoise necklaces was one of their money raising projects which helped finance their way to state competition. 15