Shadle Park High School - Sporran Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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1. Cindy Jansen. Ivy Williamson 3. Janelle Anderson, colorguard cap¬ tain 4. Debbi Beal, Jill Sannes 5. Ja¬ nelle Anderson, colorguard captain; Sue Giem, vice-president; Laree Byram, president; Pam Farnam, treasurer; Cindy Ashley, advisor 6. Row 1 Candy Freeman, Tammy Tur¬ man, Lisette James, Michelle Kelly, Gena McGougan, Angie Nelson, Debbi Fountaine, Danna Baum, Ja- nell Anderson, Pam Farnam Row 2: Cindy Ashley, Mary Jameson, Katy Faulnaber, Suzette Materne, Col¬ leen Rowly, Sue Bauer, Cindy Jan¬ sen, Ivy Williamson, Suzette Evans, Sarah Garcia, Sue Giem Row 3: Jerry Bush, Evy Carlson, Jill San¬ nes, Lori Akiyama, Michelle Win¬ frey, Lisa Lorenz, Marie Rossman, Melinda Thornhill, Mary Sewell Row 4: Tammy Carnes, Dawn Lefors, Carolyn Oliveri, Lelle Pennington, Rita Yuse, Tina Harwood, Cheryl Rivers, Debbi Erikson, Jennifer Jones Row 5: Lori Luncford, Joann Lemieux, Kerri Sheeks, Kerrie Ham¬ ilton, Mary Jo Hunt, Cindy Kneip, Karla Peuch, Sandy Munroe, Tammy Sheldon, Lisa Mortenson, Laree Byram. 23

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' wnMa mmmm Hi-Lassies; Big Part of Shadle A group of girls called the Hi-lassies is a very big part of Shadle Park High School. They are Shadle’s marching and flag unit. Among their many other duties, they did an excellent job at promoting school spirit. During the football and basketball sea¬ sons they did halftime shows, along with the band at many of the home games. Ac¬ cording to the girls, this was one of their favorite activities. They also performed in several parades this spring, including Spokanes’s Lilac Parade. The Hi-Lassies also served as hostesses at several events during the year. Cindy Ashley, the girls’ advisor, really devotes herself to this special group. They pushed for this year’s money rais¬ ing projects, which helped the group get to Seattle in December. Shadle Park’s band, Hi-lassies, Highland dancers, and Cheerleaders competed in the King- dome, and did an excellent job.

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I I Marching Band Strives For Perfection The Marching Band also com¬ peted in several competitions mak¬ ing them informal ambassadors for Shadle. Their performances rich with immense talent, left spectators with great respect for Shadle and it’s Marching Band. The com¬ petitions included the University High School Open Invitational and Western Regional’s Marching Band and Drill Team Competition held an¬ nually in the Kingdome. Perfection was the key word and al¬ ways striving for it is what makes Shadle’s Marching Band so great. With one of the largest bands in the city, the Marching Band Continued past traditions by also being one of the best in Spokane. The Marching Band, through hours of practice, perfected it’s skill under the new direction of William Snyder. William Snyder directed the band through various performances including on vocations, halftime shows and the Annual Lilac Parade. mm 9 I 24 MT4