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Hr HHh Twirlers: C. Bechtold. B. Hlliot, L. Jones,C. Miller N. Dickinson, J. McConnell, D. Woodrow, V. Gaylor, C, Dennis, D. Miller, C. Ford, C. Suzuki. ‘N- ■ TROJANS glares from rival schools' th ! WJPfP'fiand marched their way to the dose of a season and the last half time show for the 1971 Seniors. “Dad's night” at CHS proved to be the best ever with the band adding such things as slant inarching and backward marching. ' Even though there were rumors through the seasoa of possible treks to. the County Farm and back, our fearless band strived for perfection. Whenever these '“migHty marchers” made their half time entrauce..one could hear a cheer from ' the-crowd. That's our band-—best in the land. Come on fans, letfs'glte ’em a hand.” The high steppers remember the words of our announcer, Steve Williams, “Let’s haye a big hand for the 1970 Marching Trojan Band. Alio a‘ standing ovation was tendered for the director of them all. Mr. Werretneyer.. - ± Ft
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Twirlers: C. Keller, S. McIntosh. Drum Majors: B. Rice, D. Allen. Flag Girls: J. Orr, J. Hegg. R. Bcver, J. .Bar-dos, G. Hoffman, J. Gee. B. Hegg, S, Stock,dale, -ir V v-vi el’ MARCHING ■' w€S This is our time to enlarge oyr Fabulous Marching Trojan Band in more ways than just size. The 120 mighty marchers could be seen struggling day and night through mud. rain, and screaming epithets Yromthe director to perfect ahother Of their breath-taking shows. The Closed Bridge, Festival, was gn addition to their numerous performances? Although many • - times before had, they- marched through rain, these courageous people presented a dazzling finale to the parade. After much indecision concerning fhe Home-' coming,, activities,. he Marching Trojans still-•showed, their stuff.at'its best. The next day, October 10, at six o'clock A M..the bushed and weary .members departed for Terre Haute to participate in the Indiana State Homecoming parade. • - ’ - L Through horse manure, staring eyes, and i
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FLAG CORPS, BAND PRIMPED, HOISTED, PLAYED, PLEASED
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