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

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1 I F-C lvlarching Tartars Are 1 The Fairbury-Cropsey Marching Tartars have once again completed another successful season. The first day after summer band camp, the Tartars were asked to perform at the Shriners All-Star football game. The Tartars have also performed for football game half-time shows, Pontiac Thresherman's Parade, and the Fair- bury Christmas Parade. The whole school, as well as the entire community, is very proud of the Marching Tartars for their great performance and achievements. f 71. To create a great effect, the rifles showed their stuff The percussion shined on, The color guard saluted during parade. The drum majors added a personal touch. 2. Vi . 3- 4

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Jive City! The band received its usual numerous awards this year. The Tartars made a good showing at ISU Band Day by placing first in field show and drum majors in the Class C Preliminaries. ln the evening finals, the Tar- tars placed 2nd out of all Class B, C, and D bands. The U of I Band Day was equally successful. In the Class C Parade Competition, the Tartars placed lst in band, auxiliary, and percussion. The band was placed first in Class C field show competition and the drum majors placed second. Good job, Marching Tartars. .. A V- 1 Drum majors Sally Wessels and Alicia Kutzner directed from the podium. Trumpet player Alicia Trezise led the way. The Tartar Band saluted the stands. The color guard marched across the field at attention. 2. mr' i, H 3. 4.