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1 ' ' ' 7 1 , X 9 Q Bellevue High School Marching Band 1977-78 BELOW: Miss Hood and Marsha Henderson accept an A trophy for the band's performance at the MTSBOA marching festival at MTSU. x K e 5 M
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Band The Bellevue Band is involved in many more activities than most people realize. This past spring the Concert Band went to Dallas, Texas to compete in the 14th annual Six Flags 84 U.T.A. Band Festival where they received a rating of II. Most people are more familiar with the band's marching season. During this year's marching season the band competed in the Columbia Invitational Marching Contest in which they received 2nd place in the medium class, the MTSBOA marching festival at MTSU where they received straight A'sj and the Contest of Champions at MTSU where they received straight B's. This year's show opened with the ever popular Rocky , and was followed by a medley of Somewhere over the Rainbow , You Made Me Love You , and The Legene of the One-Eyed SaiIor , and was concluded with WhatI Did For Love from the Broadway musical A Chorus Line . Special attractions in the show included two trumpet solos by Jimmy Hearn. In December the band marched in the annual Nashville Christmas Parade in pouring rain. However, this dreary weather did not keep them from receiving 1st place in both marching and music. Al . 4 E . .Q-we Q-.' ,s.,:mv sm +1-uns t s .. . , 13 Drum Major: Marsha Henderson
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Auxillar Units The auxillary units add color and excitement to the band. This year the auxillary units of the Bellevue band received an A rating at the MTSBOA marching festival at MTSU. This A rating was the result of a lot of hard work on the part of each and every member of the auxillary units. This year's corp consisted of sixteen flags, one alternate flag, and eight rifles. The flags were ffrom left to rightl Suzanne Mock talternatel, Candy Browning, Anne Domenici, Susan McDowell, Tricia Fortenberry, Toni Blasingame, Malinda Frazier, Dawn Ruddell, Keelie Snead, Connie Green, Angie Proctor, Ruth Hughes, Sharon Bethshears, Tami Malott fCaptainJ, Annette Wells, Tracy Hild, and Patrae Briggs tCo-Captainl. The rifles were tfrom left to rightl Mychelle MacKay, Sherri Bailey, Inger Van Hoy, Karen Reed tCaptainD, Lisa Bates, Pam Dozier, Joni Eubanks, and lnot pictured! Julie Lavender tCo-Captainb. Y P-in-uso Wwaftva '1f A
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