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The band performing the Banner for a pregame show. They Dc It With Style This year's band managed to maintain a high level of style each time they took the field. With horns shining, shoes polished, and stars glittering in the light, the band continuously performed their show with a sense of pride and dedication. Along with the band's many ac- complishments this year, they also set a world record by winning the tallest trophy in existence at the Bath County Marching Band Festival. The gold plated trophy stands 8Vi feet tall and will be entered in the Guiness Book of World Records. If the band continues to win the trophy for two more years the trophy will be theirs permanently.
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MARCHING CCCGARS The 1981 Cougar Marching Band began prac- ticing in early July for a long season of marching competitions. This year's band had many tough competitors in every competition, facing some of the best bands in the state. Even though the competition was stiff, the band managed to capture the following awards: Bath County, 1st in division, 1st field commander, and overall; Hamilton, 1st rifles, 1st flags, 1st field com- mander, 1st in division, and overall; Lexington, 1st colorguard, 2nd in division; Music Bowl, 2nd in division. This year the band began their show with a different approach starting out slow and mellow with a laid back trumpet solo in Billy the Kid. Then they kicked it into full gear with a hoedown in Travelin' Prayer. To finish out the show they performed Pictures at an Exhibi- tion, a high intensity marching composition The opening formation of the 1981 marching show
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CHAMBER CHOIR The Chamber Choir is a special chorus for those who have outstanding vocal abilities. The eighteen members perform more fre- quently than the other choruses. They sing at numerous churches in the area, plus this year they did very well when they sang at the Vegas Supper Club in the variety show. They added a special touch to the Christmas season by singing at Burlington Baptist Church, Bullittsburg Baptist Church, Bullittsville Christian Church, Immanuel Church of Christ and the Florence Mall. In competition at Nor- thern Kentucky University they did very well. The continue to be a delight to the communi- ty year after year. 1st row: Lynette Masters, Shonda Roberts, Teresa Teeters, lessie Holt, Amy White. 2nd row Margie Poole, Donna Owens, Anita Nunn, loetta White 3rd row: Carol Tolley, Tony Poole, Jeff McNeil, Darrell Holt, Scott Spencer. 4th row: Artie Crawford, Tony Helton, |ohn Karlosky, Todd Markesberry, Darren Harris, David Crigler
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