Maryvale High School - Panthorian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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is if Downpour fails to dampen band's Bicentenial spirit After a year of hard work raising the money, the band finally departed at Sky Harbor Airport, june 30, bound for Phiadelphia and America's Bicentennial Celebration parade. Besides marching for miles in the rain, the band visited all the shrines of American liber- ty, such as the Libert Bell and Constitution Hall. The were only one of two banci from Arizona asked to perform at the Bicentennial. Although the rain dampened their spirits, finding a dry cleaner open to mop up on the uniforms was even more difficult. While they were there, the band was also asked to per- form at the Kennedy center for the Performing Arts in Washington which led to another round of sightseeing. Accompanying the band were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Connol- ly, Mr. and Mrs. David Good- son, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Watson. The band returned to Phoe- nix at 'I a.m. july 7. 5 ,-. 5' -pl

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For disco dances. For Cokes from the snack bar. For return slips and tardy slips. For Disneyland trips. For TPing Browne. For Friday night parties. For STUDENT LIFE. For the wall. For printed T-shirts. For decorated doors at Christmas. For Hollygrams. For crowded halls. For you.

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