Sierra High School - Oracle Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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Cram Tions on The Tield. This was The first year fnaT The Drill Team had class rep- resenTaTives. KaThy Hall was chosen To represent The Sen- iors, Joy Kleemann, The Jun- iors, and Lois NlcirTin The ophomores. AT The end of he busy TooTball season, Though Tired and weary, The irls realized ThaT They had one an excellenT iob, which ade all The aches and Qains worthwhile. awarded the Second Place Days parade held in KATHY DAHI. PresiclenT BONNIE BENTON Vice-President BECKY Hl CKS Secreta ry Anne Borden, Jan Schwiering, Mary Lou Avilez, and Terry DoTy. Row Two: Linda Bartley, Janis Hampe, Gail Craig, Bonnie Douglass, Olivia Vargas Sandy Christie, Suzanne Dickau, Rikki Ferguson, Veronica Cruz, Toni Slocum, Barbara Baldwin, Kathy Hall, Ellen Huey, Karen Thompson, Danna Atkinson Pam Tonge, Mary Bohr, Kathy Wilcox, KaThy Bishop, Lois Kragness, Joan Hendrickson, and Julie Randlew. Top Row: Kathy Dahl, Margaret Welborn

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MRS. MILENA BLAKE Adviser DRILL TEAM-Bottom Row: Carol Gehle, Judy Koch, Gaylin Glaze, Marjorie Allen, Mary Till, Lynne Miller, Terry Lamadrid, Leslie Most, Marilyn Glowo, Joy Kleeman, Joanne Tebbetts, Diane Rohlfing, Henrietta Sirnington, Kathy Hoyt, Shirley Lohela, Becky Vickers, Lois Martin, and'Karen Trent. Row Three: Marty Barrett, Joyce Beisner, and Jo Ann Mathews. Row Four: Gayle Holz, Jackie Becklehimer, Becky Evans, Sandy Dahl, Vivian Glowa, Shyrl Britton, Becky Hicks, Vicky Larimer, Chris Lund, Susan Hendrickson, Robin Lee, Sue Barton, Marianne White, Sue Robinson, Elizabeth Shirley, and Bonnie Jo Benton. D110 Left, right, left . . . the Sierra High School Drill Team marched olown The field at each football game, providing a colorful addition to the Spartan game activities. These 70 coeds, chosen last year in highly competitive tryouts, prac- ticed before school for at least three mornings every week and during fourth period throughout football season, in order to prepare themselves for the var- ious parades anol half-time shows. This year the half-time performances included a drill show, a flashlight presentation, and two shows featuring figure forma- all those extra hours were wor was

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MR. ORVI LLE HINSHAW Adviser Spartan As he has done for the past four years, Mr. Orville Hinshaw, Spartan Band Di- rector, again moulded Sierra's band into an efficient, hard working group of per- formers. The band's many skills were displayed this year when a quartet of colorful halftime shows, composed of clever marching routines and outstand- ing musical presentations, were pre- sented to the crowds at the football games.i The. loand's proficiency was officially recognized at Norwalk's Fiesta Days Spartan among the SPARTAN BAND-fBotlom Row: Curtis Heckel, Drum Muior, Charlie Browning, Richard Simon, Jim Walton, Richard Fruechte, Larry Mauer, Lee Reinste ' Everett, Dan Dawson, Kellie McDonald, Tom Fierro, Sammie Wells, Kimberly Eastman, Jo Anne Sligar, Chris Daniels, Tom Prosser, and Cheryl Hender Llohnson, and Larry Copelan. Row Four: Marian Northrop, Bix Buckley, Dan Winslow, Duane Carlson, Skip Young, Reg Wells, Ken Schlocker, Jim Quin