Fairbury Cropsey High School - Crier Yearbook (Fairbury, IL)

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on the parade route. 2. F.-C.’s Color Guard includes S. Cole, K. Friedman, S. Hoffman, D. Bobbitt, S. Arnold, K. McCullough, C. Scurlock. S. Schahrer, D. Tomlison, B. Scurlock. and S. Roth. 3. Twirling a gun isn’t as easy as it looks. lust ask Rifle Squad members P. Buchanan. M. Kutzner. S. White. K. Brown. Captain: S. Huber. M. Fosdick. C. Taylor, A. Brown, D. Buchanan, J. Arnett. S. Burger. G. Stork. D. Stout. A. Hornsby, and L. Heemstra. 4. Drum major. Melody McBroom. along with Connie Ward and Janet Smith placed first in the drum major category at Champaign-Central and the U. of I. 5. Senior, Connie Ward, contemplates her last competition as a Marching Tartar. 6. Janet Smith’s face reflects the disappointment felt by the Tartars at Champaign-Central after their defeat by Mon-ticello. 7. TheF.-C. Color Guard placed first in the color guard competition at the U. of 1. and second atl S.U. 8. The Marching Tartars take the field at I.S.U Band members include S. Abel. J. Aberle, M. Anderson. D. Baer L Bazzell. B. Borngasser. Ntot gasser, D. Bunting. C. Casson. B. R Conn'nM „Coopcr T- Cornell. R- Cornell. B. Davis. K. Davis. D. Dennis. J. Doran. C. Fosdick S. Fredrick. D. Freed. D. Friedman. L. Gerdes. T. Grace T «er carH°K HO and- S- Honeg-gcr. C Huber. J. Huber. L. Her. • Jenkins. L. Jones. M. Ken- nedy. R. Kilgus, K Kino Kokoick, m. Unch. j! Magfe m' Broom. L. McCu! V' MeCaDdr,Rd MM- McR-0, « - c! • R‘ Meader. B. Meir. R Zt' Q Metz, S. Metz. J. Miller. M. Moser. B. Munz, D. Noe. D. Nussbaum. M. Paul. M. Rathbun. J. Ricketts, M. Runyon, j. Schahrer, K. Schahrer, S. Schahrer. R. Schmidt. T. Schroeder. S. Simon, D. Smith, L. Surber, S. Surber. C. Tavener. B. Thames. C. Thames. P. Tharp, J. Thompson, L. Thompson. J. Tollensdorf. C. Vance. S. Vansickle. D. Walker. M. Walker. C. Ward. K. Ward. S. Webber. D. Wessels. J. Wharton. B. Wing. S. Wing and B. Zimmerman.

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The Fairbury-Cropsey Marching Tartars have completed another successful season despite the absence of several marchers at some competitions. At the Thresherman’s parade, the Tartars lost one member due to asthma. While at Champaign-Central and the U. of I. a total of six members didn't march for reasons varying from sun, stroke to an injured toe. The Tartars didn’t let their absence ruin the performance. At the U. of I. competition the band placed second in their show division being beaten only by Monticello. The Tartars may have been slightly disappointed with the defeat, but they certainly had nothing to be ashamed of because the band placed fourth out of a total of fifty bands in the competition. This fourth place finish placed the Tartars above many bands from schools much bigger than F.-C. The F.C.H.S. Tartars Take the Field 16

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1. At the Pops Concert, student teacher, Kathy Horner, gives the audience a laugh with her imitation of Prof. I. M. Grand. 2. Diane Bunting supports the band by attending their annual Spaghetti Supper. 3. F-C Rifle Squad performs a precision drill at halftime. 4. “Practice makes perfect” is a well-known proverb to all band members. 5. Percussionist, Jan Huber, models her new percussion uniform for the first time at I.S.U. 18