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ENTHUSIASM ON DISPLAY 1 . r 3 1 1 If .¥ 240 Pep
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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
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The Song Leaders lead a noontime rally. 2. Tracy Gilmore runs across the field during Homecoming. 3. Everybody, clap to- gether. 4. The pep squads hold their run-through sign at a football game. 5. The JV Pep Squad looks like they are playing choo choo train. 6. Debbie Gately does a war dance on her box. 7. Yvette Aguilera takes off her shoes and rests her weary feet. : - Pep 241
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