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Wearing their camp apparel, members of the brass sec- tion fabovel practice their routine once more before their appearance in Indianapolis. Giving marching in- structions to freshman French horn player Brenda Scott is drum maior Tom Hinton labove rightl. Assistant-Head Indianette Debbie Pancol frightl contemplates on the upcoming State Fair during a parade rest. During their morning performance at State Fair, the band ffar rightl, marching to Something's Coming, passes a crowd of eager spectators. 'W 'ff ' f! 'K , flififilfizif
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3 1 '1 1 414' W i tp ,lu-iff 'YQ 5131 'Mkt-'l2Fl,?l'iMiQwk H,,,,,,,tlrQ53wW xlljqgg'-SLN' mist ull, L, i F at-Ja W 4' fv- er C-1 rr ,,., Student Council members fabove Ieftl help collect food for a state-wide food project. Foreign exchange stu- dents lfar leftl Irene Kitsara from Greece, Francoise Duboscard from France, Christiane Brandin from Germany and Fernando Landgraf from Brazil discuss their travel experiences with Anderson exchange stu- dents Cindy Lash lsecond from leftl and Paul Johnson. During seventh period, members of Student Council labovel paint last minute details on the background scenery for Fall Wind-Up. A white carnation corsage is Jeff Roberts' Fall Wind-Up gift to Claire Boone Ueftl. 15
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Hoffmann directs marching Indians to top rating The traditional blended with the new and unique to paint a successful fall season for the Marching Indians. With the appointment of Mr. Vaught to area supervisor in music education, Mr. Hoffmann assumed the re- sponsibilities of head band director and was assisted by Mr. Ragucci. The band wound up its month of practice at Smith-Walbridge Camp and in the school parking lot with a fifth place finish at State Fair. Their contest routine included selections from West Side Story. Climaxing the football season, the 165 marchers, wearing new overlays on their uni- forms, won a superior rating at the State Foot- ball Half-time Show Contest for the second straight year. Football marching season con- tinued through November 3 with the band practicing eight hours a week for their six half-time shows. Band Parents sponsored money-making projects throughout the year. Included among these were a homecoming night fish fry and candy, coupon, sticker and concession sales. gin: sw. v ww- , ,ir 35:7 WI mw1u: ' r
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