Torrey Pines High School - Freeflight Yearbook (Del Mar, CA)

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he '85-'86 school year marked The ninTh season for The Torrey Pines Falcon Marching Band. Prior To 1981, The band did noT compeTe in parades or ToumamenTs. Since Then, The Falcon Marching Band has grown in size and sTaTure. TogeTher wiTh The Tall Flags and The Dance and Precision Drill Team. The band became a proud and respec- Table, highly compeTiTive organizaTion. Under The dlrecTion of Fred Lee and The leadership of Co-Drum Majors CaThy Charley and Cheri lvlagon, The band reached new heighTs boTh on and off The field This season. ln The pasT Two seasons, The band has been working on building Their public image and developing a sTrong sense of pride and EspriT de Corps. Through a more Through a more serious and disciplined ap- proach To rehearsal, music, marching, ma- neuvering, and per- forming, The bdnd has come a long way from where They began. .j i serious and disciplined app5hESK31Es.l rehearsal, music, marching, maneulie and perfomwing, The band hasligcici-Q long way from where They .IDGQQHL help of skilled professionalsfffqgflf communily, such as The lJ.S. Magrlhelipg Marching Band, and a Terrificlyasumn Teaching The basic skills lof refining and developing Their .leclijjl f s and improving Their marching STVIQE s.i- 3 .5 STudenTs were b,eTTer preypqie-ij? perform and compeTe in parggesf ToumamenTs. do V LasT year, The band 'receivedgiflvilf if ll place Trophies and asToundirjgigSQd ' ll compeTiTlons. Mid-seasonbf, Thlsiyi already broughT ThaT many, andifj RST, Q ggi Their scores hadinever been ihlgy lrf band camp, The emphasis 4' I0 ConTinued' on page T405 ' ON BROADWAYH? Well noT exacTly, on Camino Del Mar The band perfom1ed To larger Than usual crowds ThaT ined The sTreeTs for The Homecom- ing parade. 138 BAND

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140 BAND Continued from page 138 newly formed Tall Flag Team also rose to a high standing. Due to the strong leadership and dedicated members, they have also earned several toumament trophies. The Falcon Marching Band was a spirited and dedicated group committed to excellence. They performed at numerous toumaments and parades and frequently went on field trips to Disneyland and other 'fun places'. They were proud to represent Torrey Pines and our community in every performance. We hope that they will continue to grow and wish them con- tinued success. A Fred Lee, Band Director