Tolleson Union High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Tolleson, AZ)

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JROTC PASSES INSPECTION. 2 3 .-L I .- f

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JROTC T ITS BEST. This Year ls The Best Yet. The enthusiasm and spirit displayed by this class of ROTC Cadets marks them among the best I have seen in my eleven years as an ROTS Instructor. said Gunnery Sgt. Cambell. They achieved outstanding results in their annual District inspection on Nov. 17, 1980. The inspecting officer was very impressed with the attitude and conduct of all the 139 cadets as well as their over all appearence during the inspection. 'I Color Guards 1. Cadets left to right marching in the A 5, 5 Veterans Parade. Cadet seargeant-Mike Flores, Cadet Captain Frank Flores, Cadet 2nd Lieut. Michael Plante, Cadet Seargeant, Billy Martinez. 2. Alton, English tmgst.J lst year cadets retired.3. Tolleson U.S.M.C. J.R.O.T.C. Battalion for l98Ol98l. See opposite page: 1. Left to Right-Terry Pershonk tU.S. M.C. - Sgt! and Private Patrick Alvarez. 2. Clockwise Master Sgt. David C. Schierhold, U.S.M.C. and Cadet Private Debbie Moran. 3. Patrick A. Cambell KG-Sgt-2nd year.J 2 3 nn mes A , T l

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THE WOL ERI BE T The Tolleson Wolverene Band has been very involved in band competition. In October they went to A.S.U. band day. they are planning to go to a few more through out the up comming year. However there is one competition that every one is looking forward to. It will be held at Magic Mountain, in the sping. This year there are 83 people in band. 14 of which are Flag line members and 1 twirler. Mr. Jeager says thanks to all the band that represented T.U.H.S. 2