West Orange High School - Sword and Scabbard Yearbook (Winter Garden, FL)

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t W AY I I t I '-',,n..c.-j:,:z--- My x WW I. The West Orange High School Marching Band. lst row Cl. to r.D: Shelley Rogers, Lisa Charles. 2nd row, Lisa Baldwin, Cindy Bertosa, Susan Meisch, Lisa Reeves - Drum Major, Dee Crooker, Susan Black, Kathy Heinlein, Karen Fultz. 3rd row: Billie Ruth Youngblood. David Grau, Amy Tope, Trish Board- man, Jennifer Randolph, LeSena Jones, Camie Reeves. Elsie Bond, Cindy Coleman. Gary Giddens, Nancy Elvers, Mike Linzey, Joanne Pinto, Kim Guernsey. 4th row: Sandi White, Matthew King, Kim Margroff, Tom Nelson, Reggie Griffin, Eric Rustin, Margie Crosby, Lila Farmer, Jayne DeWeese, Ma- linda Peterson, Jenny Crowe, Kristin Boardman, Mi- chelle Conklin, Jackie Keisel. 5th row: Donna Poston, Sherri Combs, Debbie Burger, Cheryl Richards. Sherry Blackwell, Saul Duga, Robin Starling, Karon Merchant, Anita Drayton, Mary Swope, Angela Mann, Beth Carrick, Maxine Avery. 6th row: Bonnie Carrick, Michelle Johns, Loy Thornton, Kathleen Da- vid, Hilda Barron, Mary Anderson, Sally Bodiford, Robin West, Jane Fulmer, Jeff Weed, Mark Oliver, Bill Coggins, Carol Hornsby. 7th row: Beth Aldrich, Jon Ladines, Emmanuel Hepburn, Rhonda Swanner, Kim Belcher, Ruth Dudley, Penny Crowe, Mark Beck, John Kotches, David Kendle, Danny Hildreth, Glenn Ladines, Chris Smith, Connie McCaskill. 8th row: Debbie McClellan, Gary Peacock, Roy Anonsen, Phil- ip Gardener, Ricky Holmes, Jeff Rustin, Alan Cle- venger, Steve Wubker, David Bothel, Jim Dom- browski, Steve Rudd, Skippy Howard, Cindy Varna- doe. 9th row: Diana Buffington, Chris Ellison, Bryon Bodiford, John Ritchey, Miguel Coar. Anthony Doyle, Jeff Voss, Bill Fenner, Morris Ellison, Robert Brown, Phillip Johnson, Randy Mears, Linda Mill- house. 6th row: Susie Dorman, Tracie Hall. 8th row: Laurice Thompson, Tammy Spears, Sammy Ste- plight. Lisa Taylor, Mike Corbin, Ernie Hahn, Tim Holtschneider. Percy Catholic, Randy Hall, Jeff For- est, Kim Stoudt, Rhoda Dunaway, Kim Michel. 9th row: Annette Perchelin, Becky Howard, Kathi Nor- ris, Sherri Brown. 2. Drum Major Lisa Reeves pre- pares to march onto the field. 180

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RW Q ' QM n n I ms , 'rw 1 . 1 . N fi ' ,,,,, flu ni. fu' - i M1 I 2 Thespian Club lets me let myself go! Ms. Melton's group of Thespians has a reputation for being one of the zaniest and best clubs in school. Renee Jones throws a temper tantrum, Connie Crosslin breaks down crying, and Tim Beckius takes up moaning out in the commons during any sixth period. But don't worry, it's all part of prac- tice for each Thespian. Besides putting on their big hit Ten Little Indians, November 20-22, the Thespians have also done Snow White for neighbor- ing elementary schools. Then the Thespians competed in the district contest. With such categories as one-act play. duet-acting, duet-musical, duet- improvisation, monologue, and pantomime on the agenda, the Thespians' imagination and tal- ent were given a great test. With such a group of wild and crazy kids, how could they lose?

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0? 'P 5 2 5 ws. Anna one, anna two, anna three! The WOHS band practiced this fall under the direction of Mr. Harold Coo- per to prepare their football half-time performances. The hard work payed off with a superior rating in the Class A competition at the l978-79 Marching Contest held in No- vember. Band boosters also participated a great deal dur- ing the marching season. Plants and notecards were sold and added to money obtained from concession stand sales. These funds were used to purchase new instru- ments, uniforms, and transportation for the band to and from games. Wouldn't you like to have this group of musicians playing background music in your movie? l. Mark Beck smirks as Mr. Cooper sits on a whoopie-cushion, 2. I wonder what's happening on As the World Turns! 3. No kissing during practice. 4. Eric Rustin can really blow your mind.