Santa Monica High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Santa Monica, CA)

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. fa, . if 'S drum major- Max Nardoni Max Nardoni proudly led the band to one of their most successful seasons ever. not only did the band win sweep- stakes and first place awards, but Max was also singled out for top recognition. besides providing a focal point for the band, the drum major must keep tempo. Max performs his crucial contri- bution with a distinctive style all his own. in the spotlight 23

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ihing band samohi's marching band provides the exceptional musical accompaniment for a variety of activities. in fact, the band per- forms 40 different times throughout the school year. the band makes beautiful music together at football games, music festivals, stairway to the stars, the spring concert, and four parades. the band displayed its superiority in many competitions, the most notable of which was the parade at rosemead, where the band placed second in a field of 26 competing schools. band members: FLUTES- Peggy Adams, Suzanne Barry, Scott Cotteen, Mariana Davanzo, Ashley Dodge, Lori Fenster, Pedro Garcia, Kristy Gonnerman, DeDe Guercio, Keri Hofland, Patty jackson, Rita Krakower, Pier Moore, Beth Mur- phy, Yvonne Opffer, Pearl Rizzo, Paula Rosensteim, Phyllis Rourke, Debbie Shannon, Ann Sonnenshein, Mark Strohm, Sandra Swami, Laura Veneklasen, CLARINETS- Susan Adkins, joe Baumgarten, Clarisa Bealer, Laura Blair, Andrea Cole, john Dotson, Randy Dunbar, jeff Farrar, Martha Guadarrama, Kraig Hill, Randy Hill, Glen Katz, Matt Kocher, janice Moore, Laila Orrestad, Cindy Paulus, Mike Princiotta, Karin Simola, Adeline Swami, Sandra Veneklasen, Carole Watts, Darlene Whitfield, Mary Widich, AI.TO CLARINET- Doug Taka- hashi, BASS CLARINETS- Patricia Peeples, Allison Pinkington, Brett Taylor, ALTO SAXAPHONE- Gaines Coleman, Dwayne Davis, jeff Eck, Phil Grove, Glen Kiriyama, Andres Meza, Mark Naylor, Albert Rappaport, TENOR SAXA- PHONE- Greg Armstrong, Matt Boone, Carrie Clark, David Cohen, Becky Mroch, Harriet Yuzuki, BARITONE SAXAPHONE- Gary Etter, Tony Sauceda, TRUMPETS- jorge Battala, Kevin D'Angelo, Tim Ford, David Friedman, jim Harmon, Eric Herrera, Paul Holmes, Rick Inman, Charles Lund, Stacie Mac- Fadyen, George Morgan, Bob Path, jeff Steinman, janet Weisshaar, BARITONE HORN- Peter Sheppard, TROMBONES- Mark Barnard, john Bowen, Greg Ellis, Robert Hedges, Chris Hofland, Ken Kimble, Tony Martinez, Eric Moline, Mark Pomer0Y, ludy Seeds, Paul Younes, TUBAS- Alan Barton, Todd Brown, Ken Fall, Randy Gregor, Carl Madsen, Barry Miller, Mark Salma, Tarek Shrai- batig PERCUSSION- Robert Estock, Tim Hughes, Dennis King, Max Nardoni, Amador Puente, Manolo Puente, Shawn Rogers, Steve Wallin, FRENCH HORN- Walter Okitsu, Edmund Yew. ----..,.,,,,, '-v-.....,,,,,,, 3 ----.,,,--, 9----,..,....,,,,,,, ,,,, tk . i ,ff ,,,, ,g .-114. f f .Ifff iff! lil band officers: fl-rj M.Nardoni, G.Coleman, C.Bealer, j.Steinman, G.Morgan, M.Boone, P.Rourke, B.Mroch, j.Weissharr, A.Dodge, S.Adkins, A.Lole, H.Yuzuki, P.Shppard, S.Wallin, T.Martinez, A. Swami, L.Orrestad, j.Farrar, C.Bynum, A.Barton, M.Salma. I -4- T '. ? z- FWVI' fly 'T 1 , I . 44..Sf'f ' rf F ,IL-aw F151 E121 L 1, I 2 I I f ,: ., Q' g f' A -A - -i I ,,. K , , - . -if' ,Q , vc. fviafkf ' 1 , 1 , ,25 ' - if if 5'1 i s . ff VWII 1 if if ar. , cf' I ' 'I fEE'5zEfif 1 V1-?Z6:'f'f'F1 4 v -V ,-, mp' , 1.5, NV ' sig, 1 I its-1, Lg -, , ,, 4 ' Fr I -473 g . x .4 3' . I iff- VFW ' V- r ' .4 .. - I k e ' . af . ,L -1 s ,53' f ist ,- 5, . f ,ty-f f f pf . . . 1 . S ' -:i.tg'f t ,1i pf hi gi. I , .n Qf .- .k., l g : .441 ' Mg t. r 1 I it ., gg 55512 p ' .., ' -, 1- ' 41, 1-, j, 5. la- rgslif-. .. N 719 ,bs - li 51, vv., ' asf 'iz :V S 7- 5 ,jg Q : , . , ,, ig .iffy 'I ,y'f..a.a ,214 V, ' ' I E . if - -es V , 'J 1 ' ' .af f I 15 :Pi . ll ' aff '1 'Y' 'V .' iii 5 :S ,V .4 if I 1 I f Q5 If 'P xi 'r i f' ,' :. ., 5' ,if I i 2+ l i3l-T.-gpifglzfgg 2 Sig I' .it .-gg: , 'jg :ii it-1 .I 1 5' ig band director Mr. Zachman 22 in the spotlight

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the sergeanettes are the largest spirit group, and are an awesome sight parading down the greek theater to the tune of the victor's march. in addition to adding immeasurably to halftimes and pep rallies the girls helped earn the many honors won by the band and Sergeanettes at parades this year. the sergean- ettes did a wonderful job representing samohi in state- wide competition. szrgeanzttzs X neil '.,'g slilhw r - 5l!llllillllK3i i .,,f-,-nf-as drill: ll-rl 1st row-Anna Munoz, Mary Anne Hernandez, Nancy Shinpo, Valarie Dawson, lrene Kaichai,1ody Patten, Sandra Reid, Barbara Hodgin, Maureen Armstrong, Linda Wodehouse, 2nd row-Shirley Gibbs, Ingrid Shelton, Tamar Garland, Bessy Epps, Kathy Pearson, Susan Kassman, Nancy lex, Tanya Bennett, Carolyn Ligans, Theresa Armijop 3rd row-laqui Dickens, Tammy Muir, Lori Wyatt, 4th row- Debbie McEntyre, Theresa Walker, Beth justice, 5th row-Rhonda Flenoy, Gabby Kinslow, Gail Taylor, 6th row-Lisa Theil, Beth Wagner, lody Norris, 7th row-MeiLing Seward, Dietra Haynes, Caryn Goldsmith, Dawn Snyder, Laurel Davidson, 8th row-Margaret Haygood, Carol Barton, Mary Lou Arnette, Karen Audett, Natalie Ventre, 9th row-janet Stoddard, lana jurenka, Niccie Bivens, Monica Panalasiqui, Elaine White, Jodi Giberson, Cnot shownl Stacy Roberts, Vickev Smith. to be a sergeanette, one must have good teeth and strong my jaw muscles. the girls spend a significant amount of time smiling, and that requires stamina and a dab of vaseline U on your teeth. iil the sergeanettes' new uniforms and routines doubtlessly inspired them on to greater performance perfection. Miss Brenda Stratton-sponsor