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Band Presents a Brilliant Show ' ' A ' ' ® gfoup of students • They are worth fussing at because they are capable of learning and connpeting. I wouldn ' t trade them, says Mr Owens, band director. While Mr. Owens remains very op- timistic about the band, they continue to succeed The band participated in the Tropicana Music Bowl at Sam Houston State University and received an award for Outstanding Percussion Line as well as placing first in division and second in the overall competition. They also competed in the District U I.L. Marching Contest at Alvin. placing second, and the Region U.I.L. Marching Contest in San Antonio where they received third. The band ' s success at marching con- test IS the result of strong dedication and diligent practices Band members started practicing on August 6 and will continue practicing through football season. They practice one hour on their marching and one hour playing their music It takes ap- proximately eight weeks to learn one en- tire show. For band members practice is not enough to obtain the privilege of com- peting. Because of House Bill 246. students must also remain dedicated to academics Band members must also have good grades to participate m the half-time shows at the football games These shows provide the audience with ex- cellent musical entertainment and magnificent visual effects Band members receive two or three standing ovations from the fans at hall- time Because of the quality of their pef- formance and their standards ol ex- cellence, the band has achieved great popula ' •. %■ l iiit tcxm al hall linx- Band H? Mnrching BfirK)
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avegooo la ' es. These ce with e,. Iwo o[ three law at ha ' - lyoltheifpe-. idatds ol en. ctiieved grey Band Members rehearse at a morning practice Band members practice a show before performing on the field at halt t EJEhi aQl j EmH H I ILg|SfC LJw j fmm m Marching band performs Georgia at Sam Vitanza Stadium where the Gators are battling the Clear Creek Wildcats. ir Drum Major. Patti Spillane. Mallets Shawn Payne. Erin Curtis. Snare Drums: Charlie Runfola. Wayne Muller. Pam Broman, Shawn Crawford. Tim Mar- cum Bass Drums: Jennifer Mallet. Chris Greer. Nathan Yanasak. Nathan Courville Rifles Mary Robinson. Michelle Broussard. Tina Lambert. Nelda Mason. Carol Manning, Shandra Aven. Cindy Shoemaker. Donna Heckman. Julie Shinn. Terry Mayfield. Melanie Engbrook. Sammy Alexander. Andrea Menotti. Yvonne Soso. Tern Lus Flutes Jan Bryant. Rhonda Scott, Laura McCrosky. Kelly Brown. Gina Brunner. Kathleen Penton, Kelly Max- cy. DeeDee Banowsky. Tom Flores. Cheryl Grinzic. Jennifer Hall. Darlene Hummer. Renee Hudson, Krista Haley, Kaylene Killingsworth. Marisa Manheimer, Christine Mullen. Angie Peterson, Dawn Quirk. Carolyn Rhoads. Jennifer Smith. Lisa Mc- Croskey. Audra Camp. Clarinets: Deaina Berry. Genevieve Galvan. Chnssy Genz. Rae Greer, Lynn Holly, Danae Hunter, Tisha Jacques, Marion Keith. Julie King. Stephanie Kirkland. Misty Martin. Rita Mullings. Kelly Oka, Betsy Quinn, Paula Salvato, Susan Spillane, Stephanie Reed, Amy Eubanks, Sarah Jones. Cymbals Lisa Kelly. Carol Reumont. Sean McGlothlin. Steve Broussard, Ken Suderman. Bass Clarinets: Tammie Nolan, Virginia Burns, Car- rie Hacker. Pat Phipps. John Trapane Alto Sax- ophone: Donald Barber. Ken Barber. Justin Carr, Dede Deslattes, Trae Gilbert. John Gnffin, Larry Gregory. Gary Luetke. David Travis, Lee Richards, David Roach. Dallas Stone Tenor Sax Kathy Clock. John f. aroul. Jay Neal. Buddy Quin Trumpet Jeff Wilson. Richard Pina, Robert Jakubus. Susuanne Rees. Melanie Parks. Gus Stoot. Kristi Sides. Paula Joyce. Andrew Smith. Robert Bragg. Mark Flowers. Robert Frierson. Paul Galtis, Hank Malula. Jack Mayo. Heath McHenry, Leo Manlord, Paul Peter- son. Harvey Solis. Jack Stutts. Cindy Tucker. Coy Powers. Robert Nichols. David Broussard. Donna Bailey French Horns: Brooks Bell. Deron Fuller. Nonica Killingsworth, Janet Ryan. Denis Schoenberger. Erie Slocumb. Bill Wilson. Ivan Yanasak Trombones: Alan Colburn, Mike Dumm- ings. Sixto Gonzales. Bob Johnston. Raymond Mason. Tern Rubion. Charles Smith, Juan Trevino Baritones Leroy Bell. Tommy Janik. Robbie Mac- Donald. Tommy Mancuso Tuba Erick Seaholm. Tommy Fontaine. Barney Funk. Anthony Nicholas Flags: Amber Abshire. Gina Adams. Kitty Barber. Helananne Butler. Caryn Faulk. Kim Hearn. Liz Hul- chson, Donselle Mainer. Renee Mason. Molly McKee. Jonie Menotti, Janice Mullins. Annette Smith, Dawn Williams, 1 Marching Band 83
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