Rowland High School - Saga Yearbook (Rowland Heights, CA)

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EXCITEMENT PREVAILS f fl. mum T «ij»iim 1 1i% Bandettes

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Mr. Catanzaro Round, as open arms united Lasso of time and love Circle of belonging Spun and led through the hands Of one single man. As the rope twisting and encircling Separating nothing Together whirling, spinning Soaring through song, yet tied By one single man. Lasso ever-widening Encompassing all Perfection shields pitfalls Protection prevents wandering A musical bond made, twirled and guided By this one single man. Sheryl Van Hulzen I. Chamber Singers: Keliie Araque. Amy Blessum, Dan Brooks. James Chambers, Patricia Ferreira, Su- san Ford, Donna Harrison. Monica King, Tami Kru- zan, Keliie Lent, David Lindy. Gail Marcusson, Gary Martin, Lori Merstik, Michael Mofson. Pam Morales, Richard Norris, Margaret Piazza, Kim Reynolds, Lanny Richardson. Susanna Riley, Carlos Sarmienio, Mike Shelby and Jean Swift. 2. Chamber Singers are protective over their teddy bears. 3. Don ' t cry Rick Norris the performance is almost over. 4. A special accompaniment is performed on the bells by Keliie Lent. 5. Chamber Singer Officers: Donna Harrison- President-, Pam Morales-Secretary. Choir 337

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I. The bandettes entertain the crowd. 2. Bobbi Mills at the end of a successful performance. 3. Majorettes: Bobbi Mills. Karen Cook and Ginny Schieren- beck. 4. Letter Carriers: Donna Uder, Maria Lapasona. Rhonda Anderson, Lisa Friss. Denise Clark, Laurie McPherson, Mary Saczawa, Caria McDonald. 5. Susan Morrell and Sue Emerick open half time with a smile. 6. BandetteS: Row I: Michelle Vera, Teresa Crouse, Maureen Merriles, Sharon McCall, Dawn Lemons, Dora Serna, Lynn Rogers. Row 3: Cathy Fox, Susan Morrell, Pam Smith, Michelle Canta. Row 3: Christi Brown, Lisa Morez, Terri Sweezey, Jennifer Wilson, Dana Mullens, Andrea Gather. Row 4: Lorelta Amador. Christina Rodriguez, Sue Emerick. 7. Mrs. Carnevale, the advisor. Excitement prevailed when it was announced that Su- san Emerich and Susan Morrell were chosen as mem- bers of the Tournament of Roses Parade Band Flag Corp. for 1982. This was just one of the awards that was brought home by members of the Bandettes, the per- forming auxiliary units to band. Other individual awards were won by Jennifer Wilson,- 1st out of 200 in marching elimination; Denise Hippin, Young Americans Dance Team Tryouts-, and Karen Cook and Ginny Schierenbeck, second in high school solo twirling. The Tall Flag group has won 4 firsts and 2 thirds in festival and parade competition this year, and the groups as a whole won 2 firsts at camp and received the coveted Spirit Award while garnering the Sweepstakes for the school with the most awards. The advisor, Patt Carne- vale is very pleased with the girls ' performances. How- ever, behind the awards can be found a dedicated group of students who brave rain, sleet, fog, and stu- dent drivers early each morning in the parking lot in order to practice for these award-winning perfor- mances. Bandettes 239