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Stmtting Out in Front . l YVc'x'c on next! S. Allen. HIGHLANDER TWIRLERS STANDING: M. Kacchclc, E. Ncwharcl, E. Bryan, S. Allcn, Ramsey Van Nest. KNEELING: E. Bartlett, M. Kayser, S. O'Bricn, I.. Ross. Nlzxrlccn Kzlcchclc, lVIuj0reltC. E. Van Nest, Twirling Captain.
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Page 87 text:
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zght, zglzzf. . . in Step. wlqhis passage is meant to be lhrlr, please! F. Bartlett Sousa and Bach receive equal billing from the Governor Livingston Highlander Band. The band and various connected groups including the dance band, bag pipes, twirlers, and color guard work hard all year. Under the direction ol' Mr. Forrest Bartlett, the band performs in local and county parades, as well as in various school functions and assemblies. As the fall season comes to a close, the band members relinquish their marching uniforms and begin making preparations for the Pops Concert and annual Spring Music Festival. The band oflieers of 1965 were Tony Manger, president, Winston Parker, vice-president, Nick Molinaro, seeretaryg and Sunny Horner. Student conductor, Joseph Car also aided Mr. Bartlett during the year. ,, rr L. ummm.. E. lNlt'I.aren, D. lNlt'l. RON' 5: VV. Hamilton, S. Thomas, r, R. Resnick, D. Lanclvater, S. , R. Ott, S, Solomon. G. Bartlett, mu., K' Lnnq, G, Turnbull, A quick breath between numbers. S. Powers y, Painter. H, Selieidecker, N. ty, Mr. Forrest Bartlett.
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Page 89 text:
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olor Guam' and wirlers Qremonies HIGHLANDER COLORGUARD C. Srhnorr, Captaing S, Bellin, Keller, C. Horner, Estoppey. 4'Band, forward march! four whistles, and Marleen Kaeehele strutted out at the head of the GLRHS band. The twirlers and color guard gave an immeasurable boost to the traditional Highlander spirit. Pepping up pep rallies and parades, the girls performed with practiced confidence. This year, a new twist came to twirling as Mar- leen and Carolyn Schnorr, head of the color guard, did routines to modern music. The girls always acted as a spearhead of friendship for us, and by half time they knew the twirlers of the visiting bands. Of course, by the end of the foot- ball season every girl knew the cheers as well as the cheerleaders, and had the Highland fling well learned. 87 Concentration before half time. S. Rau. The rush behind the stands.
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