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A1 the Lee pep rally The Con- cert Band, directed by Ms. Judy Sfornes, plays for twir- Iers Karen Clarke, Caro! Clo- ver, Cindy Tidwell, and Dano Berry. 2 QQQ , . . nw! ' s - Q.: ,k-k wif N., . Hi. f f.RN QE DH Fnlcom ..,,. we 4' I !Qff,,,fsq,Mf y fx .,, v . y ' 'Vw-fn Y .Weir x A, ,. Arey SvL'.,4i, f rf' .4 ff Q53 f-.4!X '9? 'rye f -- 166 bond - .W .Ae. Xe wh! N swag
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.- 'N W -be 3 F1513 . , -... NY c 1, Band is success in area contests Music and competition are maior points of emphasis for band members. MacArthur's band department, directed by Mr. Chariles Delaney and Ms. Judy Starnes, is composed of four bands including symphonic llstt, concert l2ndt, cadet l3rdl and jazz bands. As a result of exhausting practice, the bands were in a continual state of preparation for contests. Marching band, composed of the symphonic and cadet bands, took time out from football season to participate in the Huntsville Parade where they received first place for their front line. They turned out again on Nov. 15 to show their expertise at University lnterscholastic League lU.l.L.l March- ing contest held at the Astrodome where they received a first division rating. lcont. on pg. l67j ln drill formation Dale Schultz, Greg Foresti- eri and Ralph Salazar play Queiada. Band members Darlene Cook, Kathy Fudge, Vicki West, and Pat Krummel await the signal to begin at the Galena Park Game. band 'l65
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0. 4 Students Kathleen Lucas, Tim Hubbard, and Micheal Diaz march into formation to play MacArthur Park. -sfffsbiis , . .M . i -' i ' kevin? V X, -'V ,Q 5 1 'nflzl' ' i f4: , ,- - -- vc .. - sse- iw- Y ev'f'?ie .gn- D Rolling out the 100 ft. flag, members of the Marching Band play a Bicentennial salute, Stars and Stripes Forever. Standing at attention on the 30 yard line the Marching Band plays the Star Spangled Banner before the Baytown Lee game in Aldine Stadium. Band fconzij Nov. 26 dawned cold and clear on Foley's Thanksgiving Day Parade. The clay also dawned beautifully on the Marching Band as they were selected as one of the five honor bands at the parade. March brought with it Solo and Ensem- ble Contests. This was the opportunity for the individual to compete on a one to one basis. The members walked away with a mind-boggling 71 First Division medals. April 30 at Baytown Lee was their next target. Concert and Sightreading is com- petition that requires the entire band's par- ticipation. lcont. on pg. 'l69l band 167 -l.
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