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Pep invades Drill Team . . . five, six, seven, eight; two, two, three, lour ... No matter w hat the season, when these shouts were heard, everyone knew Drill Team was close by. Captains Mary Beth Kissell and Rachelle Brown and Sponsor Debbie Stetson-Goetz guided the group through an outstanding year. This dedicated group began the year marching in the Shrin- er ' s Parade, wearing turtlenecks and wool uniforms on a 98 degree afternoon. They performed with the Marching Band at football games and brought the crowd to its feet with line kicks at the conclusion of the show. They earned two one ratings at state contest, one with the band and the other as an auxilary unit for their performance of Here Comes the Night. Pep assemblies featured an ever rowdy Drill Team which danced to the music of the pep band and performed routines, one to King Tut. Color guard and halftime entertainment was provided for four basketball games, which included standing- ovation performances of Here Comes the Night, South ' s Gonna Do It, AGAIN, Sweet Georgia Brown, and Senior March to The Main Event. Senior Mary Beth Kissell commented, The only way to enjoy school is by getting involved, and I ' ve had a great year thanks to a super bunch of girls. 26 Drill Team
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■2a 1. Cause the South s (ionna Do It, GAIN ! smile Nend Rector and Hilar Kiggs during a halftime performance at the I incoln- Homer basketball game. 2. Drill Team competes in the Auxilan Marching I nit division at the State Marching Band C ontest. 3. Senior Trisha Coffcj e es a new sophomore gu during the Homecom- ing pep assembl}. 4. The Shriner ' s parade was Drill Team ' s first performance of the ear. 5. Drill l earners celebrate the end of certification drills at Marching Band dem- onstration picnic. 6. High Kicks were the highlight of the football halftime perfor- mances. 7. Captains Man Beth Kisselland Kachelle Brown lead the Lincoln High Railsplitter Marching Band during spring parade season. Drill Team: (first row) K m Kennedy Judith raylor, Janine Oliver, Marg Riccio, Chris Fridl, Shelle I vans, Beth Lrickson, Y ette Riewer, Brenda Sobolic, Sheila Vase , Jfjnl I olena. (second row) Lea Anne Overton, Rhonda Beakler, V end Rector, Sue Stit el, Kdlj (ireen. Mary Beth Kissell, Julie Hope, Rachelle Brown, Andrea Doke, Miriam Lrickson, Ronda McBee, Lorl Chee, Krist Slagle, (third row) Su Amend, Pam Brown, Teresa Smith, Paula Sellner, Kim Huffman, Jo Lrickson, Trisha Coffe , Ronda Iomlinson, Hilan Riggs, and Julie Hand. Drill Team 27
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