Grand Saline High School - Chief Yearbook (Grand Saline, TX)

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T I . U :Mk 3 CV E W ., A f wtf in i t sas- 5 ,V , iq, , 'QM '! ' ' - '1 -F Q .rg A. 1 AJ Showing their happiness and love of winning are Mr. Bryant Harris, Judy Mayne, Pam Anderson, Diane Carver, Patsy Erwin, and Sonda Shuemake at the celebration party at Mr. Harris' home. BJ Band director Bryant Harris munches on a handful of Ruffles at the Christmas party. CJ Melisa Allen and Kim McMakin enjoy soft drinks at a band party. DJ John Darby leads the band in Thunder at a football game. 34 Band

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MARCIIING AA AJ The Division I trophy is proudly dis- played in the band hall. Bl Majorettes are Cfrontb June Maxfield Cheadj, Drum Major David Bates, Ginger Gary. Cbackj Kathy Waddill, Melanie Maciel, Jamie Love, and Lisa Yates. CJ A11 District band members attempt to build a pyramid with the help of Laura Dickerson and Mr. Har- rrs. Opposite Page: Front Row: Melanie Maciel, Lisa Yates, Jamie Love, David Bates, Kathy Waddill, June Maxfield, Ginger Gary. Second Row: Teresa Newburn, Lisa Rodgers, Brenda Shields, Robert Giles, Susan Garland, Lynn Hill, Julie Faulk, Charlotte Peter- son, Mandy Mitchell. Third Row: Robin Davidson, Patti Brummett, Laura Dicker- son, Benegene Dollarhyde, Cindy Monk, Patti Fisher, Chris Lee, Melisa Allen, Sheryl Shields. Fourth Row: Kim More- land, Lynn Stephens, Pam Anderson, Leanne Montgomery, Lori Presswood, Rita Bell, Donna Davis, Margie Griffin, Diane Carver. Fifth Row: Kim McMakin, Sandy Waddill, Debra Jarmon, Bob Stephens, Mel Bates. Libby King, Deana Bates. Debra Heddins, Judy Mayne. Sixth Row: John Darby, Wendy Slovacek, Mike Maciel, Leta Ellis, Neal Cash, Laura Bates, Dwayne Ellis, Kari Weidig, Grant Adamson, Mr. Harris. Bond Rotes I an Morchmg We made a I' This cry could be heard for blocks as the Grand Saline Indian Band returned home from UIL marching contest in November They earned the Division l rating after weekly Tuesday night prac- tice sessions and marching every morning during football season. At UIL contests in April, the band earned a Division II in both concert and sight reading. Majorettes were selected in March of 1976 so they could attend camp and learn routines. David Bates was selected drum major, the first male ever to hold the office. Sixteen outstanding members were chosen for All District Band in March. They were Melisa Allen, June Maxfield, Benegene Dollarhyde, Kathy Waddill, Deana Bates, Debra Heddins, Judy Mayne, Sandy Waddill, Mike Maciel, Leta Ellis, John Darby, David Bates, Grant Adamson, Robert Giles, Lisa Yates, and Kim McMakin. Band 33

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Prciciicing, Performing, Poriying! At the last pep rally, the spirit stick was given to the band. This award was based on the band's outstanding participation in pep rallies and football games. The pep band, composed of voluntary members, played for home basketball games. Dream Weaver was the theme of the annual Band Ban- quet held April 2 . Guests enjoyed dancing to music by Katridge Corner Music Systems. Band members celebrated with a party at Mr. Harris' after mak- ing a I in marching. The Christ- mas party, held at the band hall, was another highlight of the band year. AQ The pep band entertains spectators at a girls basketball game. BJ Laura Dickerson cheers the team to victory at the Van football game. C7 Band members and their guests eat in the setting of Dream Weaver. Band 35