Oneonta High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Oneonta, AL)

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Teaming Up Rifles, Streamers, Ik • ' -1 At the beginning of summer, four- teen girls signed up for the colorguard. They were ready for the busy summer full of practice. Clinic began the sec- ond week in June. It lasted five days with the girls practicing eight hours a day. Basics were taught and perfected so new routines could bj learned. For the rest of summer, they practiced ». .■ . three or four times a m L week for three hours each day. They received new uniforms like the bands to create a look of uniform- ity. Streamers were added dur- Connie Thompson. Colorguard Captain ing the feature number to emphs the beat of the music. During the drum break, they were joined by the wood- wind section for a flag and rifle feature. At an afternoon pep rally, they per- formed to ' Tiger of San Pedro ' and brought the crowd to their feet. The ' guard received excellent ratings at MidSouth and Midfield and the class trophy for class D. To end their suc- cessful season, they rated superior at the Homewood contest. I f

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And Uniforms For A New Guard THIRD R Wj Snaroii Bag sjje. FCUl FH ROW: ; Qeana Conn, Jodr Beas DunrrBe, Aftiy By Lori Hawkins, AngiJfcVood. Cinda Yor Burdette- i (ntDDbLt- KtHbAHSAL, tne COIOraUi le Bfixtra practice is needed for the difticJw flag and rifle toss. jDED- rehearsal, the colorguard and wood-winds practice their flag and rifle MiAalMpMfiilii