Blackfoot High School - Bronco Yearbook (Blackfoot, ID)

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Proudly, drum majors Kim Yancey. Scott Turvey and Teresa Porter stand beside the well-earned Davis Cup sec- ond place trophy. Warming up, LauraLee Shepherd practices in the Utah State University parking lot. Unloading and setting up are very important parts of any band competition. Here at Davis Cup, Mike Crockett and Shane Lindsay work together to prepare the drums. 18 Waiting for the verdict, the marching band and color guard stand frozen in their field position.

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Pull harder! The Juniors struggle to show their strength during the 17

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Throughout the long list of awards, the color guard stands, waiting tensely for the announcement of where they placed. Hard at work! The marching band and color guard entertain the crowd at Davis Cup in Salt Lake City. Utah. Ann Salverson, Shane Lindsay. Mandy Peter- sen. April Cobbley and Marnie Ricks CONCEN- TRATE! Have you ever felt the need to get out of your warm bed before the rooster and the sun are up to march on the football field and freeze every part of your body? This is what the Bronco March- ing Band did every morn- ing all fall. The Marching Band was very busy this year. Their season started out with the Gem State Com- petition in which they placed first. Color Guard and Percussion placed first and the Band was once again Conference Champions. The next competition was in Salt Lake City. The band left at noon and traveled four long hours on buses. At Davis Cup the band placed second in the Open Division and third for the Brass Line. Tom Bateman and John Hud- son were awarded sec- ond place for their trum- pet solos. A week later the band again traveled to Salt Lake City to compete at Western States Com- petition. The band placed sixth in the Open Division out of twenty-two bands. The Minidome Invita- tional was the Band's fi- nal performance. They placed first in Color Guard and Percussion Line and also took the Sweep- stakes Award. Besides competitions, the Marching Band was always on the field to per- form for all our home football games. Their playing always aroused the crowd and made them proud. We want to thank the band for their fine perfor- mances this year and to wish them well in the fu- ture.