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When chosen a member of the Pom-Pon or Majorette squad, much time is required. Each member of both squads signed an agreement which stated that members of the auxiliary must participate in summer camp. Conducted by professionals, the camp instructed squad members with fresh routines. Outdated ones were replaced with new steps. Members attending camp were asked to execute an original dance routine, a traditional rou- tine. Standing: Dawana Mills, Angela Whistler, co captain; and Lisa Eaker. Sitting are; Amy Tierney, Barb Smith, and Ann Whistler. These six majorettes played an important roll in the 82 marching season. Standing are juniors Robyn Volner, captain; and Donna Treadway co captain. Kneeling are Tracy Dooley and Linda Williams. Sitting are Cheryl Bently and Lisa Shelton. Angela Duncan, drum majorette; lead the parades for the '82 season. 11
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MARLENE CREECH TAKES COMMAND DURING 81-82 SEASON Direction of the CHS Marching Band about - faced when commander Marlene' Creech conducted the troops for the 1981 - 1982 season. Enrollment consisted of fifty - four members in addition to those who practiced during a study hall period. Financial help was extended by concerned parents who gave their time to reorganize the Band Boosters. Mrs. Creech comment- ed, I do not know what our band would have done without their financial support. We needed percussion equipment and the boosters made it possible. Communal support also gave the band encouragement to be su- preme. Southeast Missouri State University hosted the All District Senior High Band try outs November 14. Sam Duncan, junior; won first chair percussion with Buddy Rushing, senior; placing eighth chair in the trumpet section. Performing at many events in the Southeast Missouri area, favorable comments were expressed by many. 10
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AUTHORITY AND The first event of the concert season was that of Junior High All-District Contest and Honors Band Concert. Seventeen traveled to Scott-City for the contest. Six prevailed from Chaf- fee. A major event was then the District Music Contest hosted by SEMO. Seventeen instrumental soloists, two ensembles and six vocal solos performed. Many received a two rating. Sam Duncan, junior; emerged with two 1 ratings and received an over-all 2 in state competition. The con- cert band concluded contest with a composite rating of a 2. CHS CONCERT BAND SCHEDULED FOR A “ 1 ” 12
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