Saddleback High School - Caparral Yearbook (Santa Ana, CA)

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Band Flags A hardworking talented combo by Andrea Atwater If you are interested in music, willing to work hard, and do the best you can to achieve your goals, marching band is a meritable opportunity. I like being among people who believe in achieving a lot and really contributing to a successful organization, stated band member Shawna Sepulveda. Under the supervision of Walter Houston, marching band has been able to dis- play their talent at many ac- tivities and special events, such as the Golden City Clay Parade and the Black History Parade. Also under the supervision of Mr. Houston, was the tall flag team, which had im- proved considerably from the previous years through hard work and dedication. Stated flag team captain Lori Williams, Even though we ' ve had a small flag team this year, it ' s been the best. I hope it keeps improving. ♦ « The Saddleback Marching Band and Tall Flag girls. ♦ Led by Lori Williams, Kristine Riv- ers concentrates on making the right moves. Unison is important for all members on the flag team. Organizations 127

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9 Kathy Reece practices the clarinet in first period band class. Band members not only practiced during class but after and before school as well. Mr. Houston, band director, takes a minute to concentrate on some musical difficulties. Mr. Houston has been with Saddleback for over 12 ■ - ■ ■ -■ ■ 1 • ■ ■ Flag team Captain Lon Williams can brighten anyone ' s day with a smile like that during after school practice. Angela Leon, Jane Pinney, Shana Provencher, Lori Williams, and Kristine Rivers dutifully practice the routines that make an outstand- ing flag team. ♦ These wind instrument players put in several hours of prac- tice resulting in outstanding playing abilities in many school competi- tions and special functions. 126 Band Flags

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» Bindu and Neela Bhakta give their full attention to a musical piece. A good ear and good timing are essential to every musician. 9 Keep one eye on the music and the other on the director. During this practice. Ms. Mclntyre leads the orchestra in one of its many numbers such as Happy Hoedown and Three Baroque Dances. V Orchestra — Row 1: N. Vu. N. Guerra. N. Garcia. B. Bhakta Row 2: Ms. Mclntyre. A. Nava. D. Sorrentino. C. Williams. R. Hittenberger. N. Bhakta. B Sanchez Row 3: Lori Williams, A. Atwater, K. Phan. L. Silva. R. Cole. P. Holliday Director and student-teacher. Ms. Mclntyre questions one of the instrumental sections on an obvi- ously hairy measure of the piece. » Mixed Choir — Row 1: Ms Mcln- tyre. V. Ramirez. R. Simental. V. Ri- vero. C. O ' Ne il. L Bernal. C. Rob- ledo. L. Reeves. K. Reeves. I. Rob- ledo, A. Valdez Row 2: M. Montoya. L. Burkholder. S. Rivera. G. Con- treras. K. Howe. A. Stinson. R. La- zano. E. Levy. A. Alonzo, M. Ramos Row 3: M. Ortuna, R. Hittenbuger. T. Brito. K. Bacon. D. Horn. A. Alcarez. K. Li. M. Pinto, M. Storment Row 4: R. Dill, L. Hukset, E. Campbell. V. Ta- foya, W. Schuurmans. B. Balay, L. Ramos. J. Kellogg, R. Johnson. T. Frausto, Mr. Evans Row 5: K. Davis, A. Rodriguez. M. Serna, R. Dizon, S. Denman. R. Buss 128 Choir Orchesrra