Hanna High School - Tidings Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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Fee The Rhythm The 1986-87 T.L. Hanna March- ing Band has completed its most successful year to date. The band competed in two regional marching festivals including the Southem States Marching Band Festival and the South Carolina State Fair Marching Band Invitational. The band won high honors in each of these competitions. Band director Richard Baskin was very pleased with the season. The band entertained at each of the football games, braving heavy rains and freezing weather to per- fect their performance.The band was aided at these games by the hard-working Band-Aids. This orga- nization of band parents provided refreshments for band members at each game. They also accompa- nied the band at each of their com- petitions, providing the moral sup- port that was needed. The Band- Aids were also there when the band undertook its annual fund-raising program. The band sold fruit to raise money for its extra expenses and its spring trip. This year the band traveled to New Orleans to join in the Mardi Gras celebrationy February 28-March 5. While there the band marched in an eight mile l parade through the streets of the' beautiful city. The band members also enjoyed some free time to see the sights of New Orleans, a city known for its history, a major part of which is steeped in the city's jazz roots. This was undoubtedly an area of interest for a group that has its common bond in music. T.L. Hanna 1986-87 Marching Band 88!Organizations

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Front Row: Chad Thompson, Ke- vin Boseman, Tim Angevine, Chris Donnely, Scott Strong, Ed- ward McAlister, Stacia Brewing- ton, Brad Hayden, Chris Fox- worth. Row 2: Mary Ellen Shirley, Mark Cody, Keith Kohlmayer, Lau- ra Wood, Tammy Latham, Cindy Cape, Richard Clark, Brent Lee, Anne Norbech. Row 5: Chris Whit- mire, Dean McCollum, Jeff Heintz. Front Row: Mary Beth Parker, Shannon Weisenhunt, Tamera Powell, Paul Matheny, James McDaniel, Ken Smith, John Gan- dis, Jeff Lehr, Stacy Cox, Eddie Woodford, Mike Phillips, Chris Wil- liams, Galen Miller. Row 2: Barrett Hardin, Trad Harter, Scott McKin- ney, Greg Adams. Row 5: Johnny Gilreath, Art Klugh, Ashley Petty. Front Row: Shannon Kelly, Eric Pohl, Jerrold Wilkerson, Colin Kel- ly, Jimmy Mueller, Stan Wood, Phillip Pike. Top: Robert Farrar. 901 Organizations