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Command’s performance... ... [he look that gets the looks The Command put on an out- standing performance at the first home football game on September 5 according to the tremendous crowd response. Mr. D. L. Litherland, director of the Command, stated, “We have the best show ever, but it’s a diffi- cult show, even though we have good potential. There is a high risk of making mistakes because of the difficulty, but all in all I’m certain we can polish it to perfection.” The Charger marchers spent one week in seclusion at Camp Eberhart in Michigan to work on their 1980 marching show. Even though the facilities at the camp were not “ideal,” there weren t too many serious complaints. Upon returning home the haw was complete but still needed plenty of polishing. The next stop for the CCC was their own marching invitational where they received a standing ova- tion from a partisan crowd of Mem- orial supporters. Then they were off to Penn High School and the NIS- BOVA Abrchin competition where the Command had hopes of a high placing. Lady luck, however, was not with the band that chilly Satur- day afternoon, as they received a eee es seventh place finish, but the band kept its pride and never stopped working, and it paid off. Because on October 18, in Terre Haute, the Command gave its finest performance of the year and placed seventh out of 33 bands in state competition. “We weren't disappointed at all with seventh place ee we saw the bands that beat us,” stated sopho- more tuba player Craig Artley. Mr. Litherland added, “We can’t be disappointed with a seventh place finish. We gave our finest show of the year; that’s what we were working for.” Second year drum major Vanessa Paler makes sure the Command stays in tune during the opening of “Malaguena.’ The Command Drum Corps, with captains Mike Kersten and Steve Haynes, keep a steady beat during ““Comedian’s Gallop,” the 1980 drum feature. 18 Marching Band
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