Doss High School - Myth Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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MarCh1ng Band The accomplishments of 1979, has truly made this the year of The Dragon. The Flaming Dragon Marching Band began competition at the Ky. State Fair and was rewarded by their placement in the Ky. Band Hall of Fame. Challenged by their early success, the band entered several area competitions and finished among the top three bands in every contest. The highlight of the marching season was winning lst place in the Moore contest. For the first time in several years a new look was added to the half-time football entertainment - Flag Girls. The band marched in various parades, including the Opening Day Parade of the State Fair and the Homecoming Parade. Homecoming was another banner event for the band. After sponsoring the highly successful bonfire, the band's float, in keeping with the tradition of the past few years, won lst place. Tiresome hours of practice . . marching in sun, rain, mud, snow . . . long, uncomfortable bus rides . . . lugging heavy musical instruments - all represent a side of the marching band few but members really know. However, this is the price that must be paid to keep the Flame burning bright.