Serrano High School - Mirages Yearbook (Phelan, CA)

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Musical Mergers Serrano's musical program consist of very hard working and talented students. Mr. Graydon Toms with the assistance of Mrs. Sylvia Stewart is the leader of this combined effort. The marching band with the drill and flag teams have worked together and created entertaining routines that were performed at football halftimes. They also participated in several competitions, and have the trophies and awards to prove the quality of their performance. Their goal was to execute difficult songs and formations while remaining in synch. Drill and flag were re- sponsible for making up routines to the music that band played. Concert band consisted of sev- eral of the same people who were in Marching band. They held two concerts, Winter and Spring, where they performed for students, parents, and relatives. Cyndi Ward plays her sax to the max Drum majors Danny Lovato and Renee Land stand at attention A collaboration of talents were displayed bythe marching band flag drill and the Back Row: L to R: Adam Tait, Chuck Rushing, Kirk Hoppe, Christina Basham, Kirk Zinsser, Clint Goss. Fouith Row: David Morton, Heidi sf, Walters, Eden Bujjoni, Mark Savens, Leonard Gallegos. Third Row: Andrew Valdepenia, Effie Myers, Stephanie Gerling, Debra MacDonald, Cyndi Ward, Anthony Asta. Second Row: SandraTouroula, Hannah Cross, RachelJohn- son, Myra Lovato, Sindi Lane, Lori Raplee, Krista Myers. Front Row: Renee Lane, Dallas Dinkins, Mario Montigualtiero, Jasen Shor- man, John Pestana, Heath Rhoades, Danny Lovato, MT. TOFTIS. 132

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P V ? l. Sophia Jimenez and Margie LaGuardia are the award winners for the leterans of Foreign War. S. Sabine De Ruyter was the Wrightwood Lions' Club Speech winner. W I 1 V r 1. Mary Louise O'Brien and Michelle Strickland rehearse a scene. 2. Ben Bazzell is mesmorized by his lines. 3. Julie Frost and Josh McDonald act out a scene In Driving. :Z :E 1Lf 'W .,, 5 ,xl wwe 9 1 4, X 's 4? 5 gear :ie Stage Presence Those students who enjoy being in the public eye had a great chance to fulfill their pleasures this year in the drama and speech classes. Speech class, taught by Priscilla Hall, was offered first semester. In this class, students were allowed to compete in local contests in which some were awarded fortheir abilities to speak. Second semester, students from the speech class transferred to the drama class, which was taught by Kathy Turner. The students learned how to fully utilize their acting abilities by participat- ing in two plays, Drive ln and Cinderella'? 131

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1. Drill Members: L to R: LaVon Noble, Lisa Rodine, Sheila McCoy, Tina Kuma-Lott, Jenniler Martin, Ctr: Denise Roach. 2. Renee Lane and Danny Lovato move in synch. 3. A combined musical performance is put on at halftime. he ...,' ---' 4. Band members to the beat. 4 D 5. Flag Members: L to R: Michelle Neale, Brandi Sharp, Chris Paulson, Kari Baker, Ctr: Karin Noble. 133