Henderson County Community College - Cardinal Yearbook (Athens, TX)

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DRUM MAJOR Peggy Emerson MAJ ORETTES Sherry Callerman Marolyn Miklis Doran Pelham Suzette Ramsey FLUTES Cynthia Hamilton Diana Harris Lorene Johnson Thelma Roberts Alice Smith Dan Walsh Kathleen Warren CLARIN ETS Patricia Almond Suzan Beaird Cathy Bishop Anita Healer Patricia McKenzie Sharon McKenzie Debra McMillan Jean McMillan BASS CLARINET Jeannie Holt ALTO SAXOPHONE Glenda Alexander Benita Clayton TENOR SAXOPHONE Donita Adams Donna Bateman Laura Hall Dan Walls BARITONE SAXOPHONE Sharon Harper FRENCH HORN Janet Regester TRUMPET Anthony Birdow Darrell Cox Tony Fielding Mike Flanagan Martha Gibson Tony Gross Fabian Jones Robert Jones Ricky Rasco Don Woods TROMBONE Clifton Bean Edward Blanton Brian Finley Paul Gentry Glenn Gusa Wrussell Kristiansen Monte Parker 00 BARITONE Daniel Boone Andy Croxton Marlin Dawson Janet Moore Jerrilyn Tarver Steve Eates TUBA Samuel Casey, Jr Larry Sanders Larry Smith DRUMS Gary Ballard Rod Dickerson Rickey McElroy Gary Reaves James Rosprim Garrett Smith Rickey Thomas Tommy Downing, band director, is responsible for the 60 piece marching Drum Major Peggy Emerson leads the Cardinal marching band around the square band. during the Homecoming Parade. 'X

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Band Mr. Downing was proud to announce not only was there an t excellent band but also for the first time in its history five majorettes were inaugurated, to make the '14-7 5 season more enjoyable. The fall semester was devoted primarily to marching and presenting entertainment for football games and parades. The highlight of their season was a trip made by the Band to perform for the Atlanta Falcons. Mr. Downing cuts up with the Band at outdoor pep rally. Majorette Marolyn Miklis entertains at a pep rally. 0 rxyf Att, t fy - . iii? A VI' 5 X X ' . . , ff , t , J l Q - .. s. .t Anita Healer shows concentration as she plays her FRONT LINE: Doran Pelham. Suzzette Ramsey, Peggy Emerson - Drum Majorette, Sherry Callerman clarinet. Marolyn Miklis. 68

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HOMECOMING 1974 ostalgian HOMECOMING - school spirit, suspense, laughter, tears, and joy were feelings evident at the Homecoming activities 1974 . Enthusiastic students carried the spirit torch around the courthouse square following the traditional lighting of the torch at the Friday morning pep rally. The homecoming bon- fire, built by the Rodeo Club and guarded by Circle K, the HCJC band and front line were all an integral part in promot ing spirit for the homecoming festivities. The mood setting parade was a Nostalgic extravaganza with beautiful girls and floats. The Student Senate float won first place and car- ried the five Homecoming queen finalists. Second place went to Circle K with a float remembering days past, and third place went to the Bible Chair with a Godfather staff car filled with students dressed as members of the Mafia.