Southwest Miami High School - Aquila Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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nl, ff 'gf cf' ez .X K A? 5:0 7 ,wx Q ,J Lancers: Ira Lugo, Debbie Gomes, Debbie DeBesa, Tammy Byrnes, and Susan Stawarski. ' fi' f '-Ubff ,lm , I .cv 'S Baby Lancers are: Lori Harms, Michele Cherry, Denise Couture, Beatriz Lorenzo Luaces, Nicole Berge, and Kristin Parker. K . 4 4 nv.- .' .gl The junior members of the Lancer Corps are: Gina Bean. Kim Killmer, Debbie Noboa, and Laura Clark. Q59 Debbie DeBesa gets ready to perform. Auxiliary Corps: Whip It Good What's purple and white, smiles a lot, twirls a flag, and has loads of en- ergy and spirit? The answer is the Southwest Twirler and Lancer Corps. Practicing on the fields since Au- gust, in order to perfect routines and march in the football games, both corps worked hard to receive a supe- rior rating at the National Band Contest held in November. With their deep purple and pearl white silk flags waving in the wind, the girls moved to each beat of the music. The Twirlers and Lancers added variety and style to the half- time shows. ACTIVITIES! 6 9

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Take N ote Qi These Bands The concert and symphonic bands performed both in school and around the country. They played and prepared solos and ensembles for these programs. The symphonic band put on shows for neighboring junior highs and elementary schools. Twenty mem- bers were also picked to participate in the South Florida Honors Band at the University of Miami. Both symphonic and concert band have members that feed into march- ing band. These students spent many hours, afterschool, perfecting their music for halftime shows and competitions. All these bands were an integral part of our music program. ii is . 'X .. Practice and more practice make Brevard Sullivan and George Batella the best! It just comes naturally to Kim. Dan Costatino and Carlos Rodriquez practice. Brevard hopes for a victory during halftime. W . , l . ' ,. Q' 1 , ' 3? A e f , 'ig 4' I tr Q 1. 1. FT' ff. -' I ' Pa , i ,- 2 .f,fe:A I I In 2 , . 1 ge -t A 4 ,- 3 Y 5' ' wen' Y sl' T - l L f 'ffjf ., 1 Q 1 4 'vt I eww ., . , Members of the symphonic band are: Back row: Maritza Zambrana, Vince Medina, Steve Polson, Jose Borrego, David Denmark, Alain Berge, Lisa Havens, and Marc Chin. Middle row: Anna Arango, Mark Sedelnik, Frank Bobe, Eli Dobson, Scott Graham, Brevard Sul- livan, George Batella, Jaimee Hinkess, Carlos 'I 0 f ACTIVITIES 3 Fernandez, David Cashman, Mark Anderson, Raul Finaly, David Cochran, Tom Miller, and James Stellmach. Middle row: Sylvia Murie- das, Andrea Rivers, David Hernandez, Dan Costantino, Carlos Rodriguez, Pablo Ortiz, Mike McCarthy, Bob Hatch, Shari Greiver, Loren Johnson, Melissa Andrews, Lisa Sedel- M 11- nik, Eric Lape, and Dawn Whelan. Front row: Kim Vanlandingham, Vera Kraushaar, Jen- nifer Geisenberger, Mariann Villegas, Dawn Malogrino, Stephanie Tudor, Melissa Lam- berty, Patricia Polster, Scott Graham, and Oc- tavio Campos.