Clinton High School - Eagles Nest Yearbook (Clinton, LA)

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Eaglettes Erica Carter, Margie McCray, Angela Sanders, Marsha Matthews and Juanita Anderson provide live entertainment at the Eagles football games. The girls are energetic and electrifying as they do a dance routine to Weel4end .

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C.I-1.5. MARCI-II G BA The Clinton, the Eagle band is r M . L E a household word. The sounds, s gf performance, style, and formation 55 ' h techniques have captivated W 7 'is audiences for more than a decade. rsr l.d li if , For the band, 1985-86 was a , .r, , st, ,rss i ' f Q spectacular season! ,r.r gi it ,,,.f ln the up-Coming year, the Z ..'.:. ' 1 ,s,. 1 4, f', Yis 1 band will indeed see A New be si p p p pp Beginning. For the first time in QQ or y 1 r,ki , sirl' silng 5 515? W W 13 years all members will have iir. it, the Same Uniform- with the T ssi iri- , sponsorship of the Band Booster ftii f'-... 1:-:.Q -i ssr, r rssra sslf Club, the support from the Vys. . ,V community, and the hard work p Ap ip'S 1 and determination of Mr. Lawrence Jackson, this dream has 1 become a reality. ACHIEVEMENT5: N.O. Mardi Gras Parade-first place, Pre-game and half-time performance- S.U, Invitational Rice Festival- Crowley La., Superior ratings- District IV Contert Band Festival, New uniforms after 13 years Right: This symbol has come to stand for superiority in the field of music throughout the South. Far right: Twirler captain, Erika Carter performs to the smooth sound of the Eagle band. 'A W ..,. Jsmmwwawwavmwmfwgmiansswwafwsff' W f-aniwmws,:,nw,-memesafmsafwas-'fum-v,,,:-aa, V .,-,

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The CHS Band is a real crowd pleaser. In the top photo, a pep rally crowd is charmed by one of their finest tunes. At left: the maestro himself, Mr. Lawrence jackson. Above: Drum major, Ronald Williams looks over the opposition as he leads the Eagle Band into the Jaguars' Den. Doug Delatte turns the crowd with his fancy steps and grooming style. The Clinton High and Middle Schools combined have more than 300 students in the band program. There are 110 students in the Marching Band and 72 students in the Symphonic Concert Band. Under Mr. Jackson, the band director, this very talented and dynamic group of young people have attained some ofthe highest honors in the area of musical achievement.