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Contrary to what many may think, the GCHS Marching Bulldog Band does more than perform at halftime during football games. Throughout the year the band competes in marching and concert festivals, participates in several parades, and performs concerts in the winter and spring months proving that band is a year round activity. Two weeks before school starts, all prospective band members spend approximately ten hours a day learning, performing, and perfecting the musical selections and marching drill of a halftime show Before the GCHS band camp begins, the majorettes and drum major attend the band camps held on various college campuses. Practices do not stop with the beginning of school! Tuesday and Thursday nights are devoted to band rehearsals. During this time, the band prepares for marching contests and each Friday night's halftime show. The 1983 GCHS Marching Band, wearing new purple and gold uniforms, marched to the musical selections Coronado , Beat It , I Won't Hold You Back , and a drum solo The Mexican Hat Dance . Excellent ratings were received at the Phenix City Marching Contest and the Troy Marching Contest by the band, majorettes, and drum section. The GCHS colorguard and drum majorette were rated as superior at both contests
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Clarinet Section: Kneeling Lydia Harry, Peggy Ussery, and Lisa Dunklin. Standing: Joy Wilson. Julie Adams. Regina Gilmer — Section Leader. Nicole Shields, and Linda Kent. GCHS Colorguard: Front: De- braTindell — Captain. Second’ row: Deborah Nicholas — Co-Captain and Ellen Darden. Third row: Kim Hughes, Kay Adkison, and Suellen Hales. Back row: Sandy Fisher, Becky Marsh, Demetria Taylor, Lee Childs, and Renee Carroll. -8 Low Brass Section: Becky Wood. John Hinkle, Melanie Butler. Mark Cummings. Marsha Price, John Spivey. Linda Brown — Section Leader. Dickey Readey, Valerie Brannon, Lane Miller. Beverly Zorn, and Ricky Green.
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LITTLE MISS BRONZE Little Miss Bronze — Kecia Lawson, First runner up — Melissa Fisher LITTLE MISS HARTFORD Second runner up — Becky Sorrells, First runner up — Danielle Bottoms, Little Miss Hartford — Allison Wagner, Third runner up — Misti Hatfield, and Fourth runner up — Amy Farris. 30
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