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The drill team first learns the crowd appealing flag toss while the steamy sun beats down on the Smith-Walbridge field. The brass section waits patiently in a company front before proceeding to the next move. Many found this the worst part of camp. Concentrating on counts and position, the drill team runs through a production drill. Flag work is gradually worked into the drill. 16 encore! encore!
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150 marchers sweat through band camp Teaching marching drills for the show is very important at camp. Mr. Litherland uses pop,gans to mark rank positions in the band. bi round the end of August : b, every year a strange thing “ happens at Memorial right outside the band room. One director with assistant, one aux- iliary director, one flag drill designer, five horn instructors, 12 bus parents, 12 toothbrushes, 199 hair dryers, 150 summer- weary musicians, 300 pairs of shoes, 2,165 tee-shirts, 981% pairs of socks, 150 aussie hats, and 32 poles complete with flags con- verge upon six buses and depart for Syracuse, Indiana. When the convoy arrives all of the above is unloaded and the e ; Peer a fun starts. “One of the biggest “weapons’f the staff is ge . When one happens to be a Me one ha Saeiaa Nereis ey ae io member of the Crimson Charger ays =- Command, fun is defined as: sweat, marching, cabin 8-C, the bell, sweat, the Freaky-Deaky, sweat, the Dexter Snud Nuts, horn sectionals, flag work, 97 degrees, sweat, The Birds, The Skyliners from “New York, New York’, “Can-Can,” “Tuxedo Junction,’ “Man That Cat Is High,” and “Home.” This is band camp. “I don't wanna go! Let me out!” is the hopeless plea of Laurie Wilson. But it’s too late. The bus doors are already locked. Nancy McKibben takes a break between toots to make a comment, probably to photographer Bill Lovejoy for disturbing her concentration. band camp 17
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