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EXPLAINING THE DETAILS of their competition, Polar Bear Band Direc- tor Barry Vingle instructs the group before they take the field. DURING BAND CAMP at Camp Cae- sar, Junior Cecelia Mallamo and members of the horn section wait for their next instructions. The an- nual camp was held in August at Webster Springs. DISPLAYING THE DISTINCT STYLE that the Polar Bear Band has perfected. Senior Andy Serdich performs in the annual Bands Spec- tacular at East-West Stadium. BLUE AND WHITE BALLOONS ac- cent the performance as the Polar Bear Band entertains the crowd at the 62nd annual East-West game. STUDENT LIFE Polar Bear Band
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MAKING SURE THAT EVERY THING is ready, Sophomore Trina Asterino adjusts Sophomore Heidi Berry's skirt. BEFORE THEIR FALL CONCERT, Freshman David Gaskin. Senior Da- vid Sago. Sophomore Jennifer Eddy. Junior Carol Starkey and Senior Todd Ridgway prepare in the bandroom. Majorettes Invest Time and Effort A Kick Out of Dance Sheer suntan hose, blue eye shadow, curly perms, sparkley skirts and that unforgettable kickline could only be part of one group s life. If dancing comes to mind, then chalk one up for the majorettes, because their image has prevailed. Senior Becky Biafore wanted to be a majorette because, as she explained, ‘ I love to dance, and it's a lot of fun. Along with the band, these 13 girls worked on their routines and spent about 10 hours a week preparing for a show. But more than their time at the Ar- mory and on the field went into their work. They constantly kept one eye on the salad and the other on the scale. Careful consideration of what they ate, to keep their weight under con- trol, was always practiced. The attention paid to their ap- pearance as well as their perfor- mance paid off many times. The girls returned home with awards such as the perfect 100 percent score they earned in Falls Church, Va. People watching the half- time show had an added inter- est when the majorettes per- formed. They added color, life and a touch of class to the band. 'You look around and you see that everybody is sort of in a trance, said Sophomore Joe Pitrolo about watching the ma- jorettes perform. So once the girls donned their name brand gear, the Polar Bear majorettes danced their way through another show, display- ing their style as a trade mark of the band. STUDENT LIFE Polar Bear Band
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