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CORNETS Sharon Teel Wayne Swirczynski Donna Prochaska Robert Haldeman Carlotta Wurst Larry Stevens Pat Harrison james Linam Larry Sherrell Larry Harper james Clem TROMBONES Mike Ditmore Charles Needham Ray Pollan Steve Wilson Steve Burger BARITONE SAXOP HONJE Suzanne Crawford MELLOPHONE Barbara Masters Jolene Phelps BASS Louis Fiel BELL LYRH Kay Huggins Linda Dixon ALTO SAXOPHONE Nancy liverett jimmy Graham Pam Buchanan john lirisco Helen Gibson Joyce Gibson Mildred Pollan We play for those football games!
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IVIT Virtually every species of fish native to Okla- homa, or introduced into Oklahoma, can be taken in the Grove area, if you know how. Grand Lake, in that regard, is something of an enormous sample bowl, its 55,000 acres teeming with all the more desirable varieties and some that, while not so desirable, still provide a sort of off- beat sport. And if there's a species lacking - such as, for instance, the smallmouth bass - then look in Grand Lake's tributary streams, and you're apt to find it. Number one fish, on the bases of population and eating quality, is the white crappie, whose Grand Lake millions have drawn fishermen from many distant points. Toothsome and sweet, the crappie is responsible, as well, for construction of of luxuriously appointed enclosed, heated fishing docks . There's good fishing, too, for the largemouth bass and his close relative, the Kentucky, or bass, although both those names actually misnomers. The black basses belong to the sun- family, not the bass family. Oklahoma has only one true bass, the white with which Grand Lake is amply stocked. lt's species which provides, on occasion, the fast- fishing in the area. There are channel catfish, flathead catfish, Cspoonbilll, buffalo, drum, carp, and so down the ladder of desirability.
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Wx 957 l.ARlNlf'l' Wanda Sager Beverley Browning Qfayle Swirezynski Martha Stevenson Bennie Graham joDawn Newburn Deanna Stanbery Dixie Ylhitetree Winifred Chamberlain Margaret Lefler Sharon Wood Nancy Chamberlain Roy Pollan Larry Sala 'lahleah Iienge joyce Roberts Xlartisha Hart ISARITONI-. Phil Everett I LL T118 Linda Lrawford I-.sther Hampton Nl.1.jURlz'l'I'IiS 'lands Sager ilollawn Ne-wburn Beverley Browning listher Hampton Nlartha Stevenson Sue Keeter Tl-lNOR SAXOPIIONK Frankie Records Ronnie Young CQYMISAIS Kemp Catlett BASS DRUM L SNARE DRUM Angeline Perry Robby Riley Hlery Martin BAND VOCALISTS Donna Adair Frank Geasland DRUM MAJOR AND S1AjORETTIi Ronnie Young Suzanne Crawford Mary Byard
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