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DOUG ROBINSON. JON COCHRAN, and Charlie Wagner, band members, look on while other bands perform. LARRY WESTERMAN. JUNIOR, and Melissa Curtis, sophomore, performing at halftime. TAMMY ROGERS. FEATURE TWIRLER. entertains the crowd. 26 — BAND
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PROJECTION WAS IMPORTANT for Laura Kalo. senior, who played the part of Ernestine. IN THE WINGS. Leah Rogers and Cheryl Bolyard. sophomores, work with the props. GETTING THE COLOR RIGHT. Carla Keener. junior, applies lipstick before the performance. Musical — 25
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Band: “Step by Step’’ Climbing ‘‘step by step” to the top goal of the year takes hard work and dedication from each band member. On breezy summer mornings when most people were in bed. band members were up and ready to start the morning's practice. When the end of summer drew near, the band was off to Cedar Lakes in Ripley for a week of hard work and preparations for the coming year. During this week, the dedication of each band member played a major role in the success of the new halftime show, parade competition, and field show competition. As September rolled around and the school year began, the band gave performances at each home football game of the year. Although these performances were important, most of the effort was put forth to prepare for the Fairmont Band Competition, the Buckwheat Festival Parade, and the Forest Festival and Parade. Even though no trophies were brought home from these compe- titions, the band gave spectacular performances. When football season came to an end, the band received the word that they would be participating in competition at Montreal, Canada. The band would be competing in concert and field show competition. The hard work to prepare for the spring trip began. The next months were dedicated to preparing fpr concert season and fund raising. Band calendars, fruit, and other fund raisers, such as tag day and selling candy, were successful in the money raising efforts of the band. A Christmas concert was given on December 12 at which traditional Christmas music was played. As the early spring months rolled around, the band was out on the field repolishing and putting finishing touches on the field show. Finally the top goal had been reached! MAJORETTES TAKE TIME OUT to pose for the camera. MALEA DAVIS. DRUM MAJORETTE, and Jenny Drake, assistant drum majorette, practice salutes. BAND — 27
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