Richmond Heights High School - Yearbook (Richmond Heights, OH)

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Play it again Robert! Being a member of marching band, Robert Agnew plays his horn along with the rest of the band. Robert has been involved with the band for four consecutive years. Playing by ear! Senior Doug Reukauf beats his drum to roll along after a touchdown had been accomplished. The band punctuated each score with six bears. 72 Marching Band , ' 4 '

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Famous Last Lines I think band is really cool, but Sae Hyok Choe and I never know where we are in the nnusic, — Todd Tayerle. Take a deep breath! Senior W ' liliim Eversole plays his trombone with the band during a pep assembly. Sliding his trombone, William keeps with the beat of Thriller. Keeping the tempo. Senior Nick Romano strikes the cymbal tor a crashing half time show. Nick showed dedi- cation and style in all his performances. Band 1

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i Smile pretty Drill team members move to the melody of Running Dont drop it! Twirling to the beat of Ghostbuster are Michelle with the Night . Careful Careful choreography highlighted half Dietz and Chris Young. The majorettes have spent long and hard time festivities. practices in order to keep up with the beat. 9 Abiding By the Rules Following the Command About Face, About Face, Anyone in Marching Band, Drill Team, or Majorettes, knows this command as well as their own name. For it is one of the many commands that members must know. For these members, the musical season started the second week of August. Daily practices consisted of practicing music, moves, and routines. For the foot- ball season Marching Band provided half time enter- tainment. Marching Band consisted of fifty members from grades seven through twelve. The ten member major- ette squad consisted of high school girls. Football games were not the only place where the Band was noticed. The Band also participated in local parades such as the Columbus Day Parade in Cleve- land and the Senior Citizens Day Parade. Highlight of the season was participating at the Coliseum for the Cleveland Force. In May the Band also played at the Cleveland Indians Home Opener. Parents of Band members were even able to see the group perform on television through the facilities of cable television. At least we got to get out of the football rut and performed for a new audience, commented Marni Levine. But the emphasis was on the football season and all of the parts which made half-time shows memorable. Assisting Mr. Norm Maneri were Miss Eleanor Nyiradi who advised the majorettes and Mrs. Nancy Working with the Band and Major- ettes IS a lot ot tun, Mr, Manen is a very easy person to get along with, and he odds o lot to our season, Brown who aided the Drill Team. But it was a cooperative effort on all parts, con- cluded Nyiradi. Throughout the entire season and the entire year, members looked to Band Director Nor- man Maneri and simply followed his command. Marching Band 3