St Augustine High School - El Castillo Yearbook (St Augustine, FL)

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AIR WITH THE SGUND OF MUSIC 5. 'sl Tull I. Majorette Wanda Harrison, in action on the field. 2. Robert Hayes thinks shades are a must during the long hours of prac- tice in the hot sun. 3. Jenna Wing helps Mike Taylor prepare for a performance. 4. Mr. Fair directs the chorus and the choir as they Christmas carol through the halls. 5. Chris Xynides shows his talent on the trumpet. 6. Ernie Crews and Russell Savard perform during the Christmas Show. 7. Leigh Ann Cooksey practices her routine for a field show.

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The students in the music depart- ment classes have really displayed their talents this year. The march- ing band, stage band, chorus and choir are made up of hard work- ing musicians and vocalists who performed at various functions throughout the year. The marching band added excitement to all of the football games by playing and performing field shows. The marching band joined forces with the stage band and the chorus and choir to present an excellent Christmas program. Following the program the chorus and choir tuned in on the Christmas spirit by caroling through the halls. S.A.H.S. is very lucky to have such talented and dedicated students who add so much to our school. TALENTED STUDENTS FILL THE w w , I 2. K 7 x ' ' X, Wm ss 1,-Esifsf is .. - s N , Q X

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R. O. T. C. is an activity that pre- pares young men and women for the armed forces. Their participation in events and activities is endless. I57 R. O. T. C. cadets marched in the St. Augustine Christmas parade. When Prince Alfonso de Borbon- Dampierre visited St. Augustine there were I67 cadets there to greet him. On Pal Day 57 cadets volunteered their time to help serve over 3,200 dinners to servicemen and their families. These students work hard to serve our community. 3. R. 0. T. C. HAS