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The Banner Corp participates with the Marching Band and Drill Team. They make the first impressions on the judges as they carry Madison's banner high. During football sea- son the Banner Corp participates in the half-time forma- tions. They also make up their own flag shows for basket- ball shows. The Majorettes remembrances: marching many miles, making many friends, disappointment at competitions, pride, twirling fire baton, practicing in the rain on a soggy football field, cheers on the bus. fight song. The look of the Warhawks and The Alma Mater. Organizations 203
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BANNER CORP 1 Sgt. D.Potter. J.King. C.Miller at the park 2 Banner Corp during football show for- mation 3 Front Row: C.Miller. Sgt. D.Potter. D. Valletta. 2nd Row: D.Potter. C.Ramsey R.Floback. J.King 4 Majorette Leslie Kirwan poses with baton 5 L.Kirwan leads on football field 6 L.Kirwan practices with her fire baton 202 Organizations
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MARCHING BAND One of the first predicaments that the 1974-75 Marching Warhawks had to over- come was the unavoidable reality of 65 uniforms and 81 members. Because of this problem, the band was often viewed in Class B uniforms, known to many as blue band jackets and corduroy pants. The Marching Band participated in three competition parades, consisting of the Old Town Parade and the Escondido Parade, the winner of which would con- tinue on to the Rose Bowl. Like many other school organizations, the Marching Band started two weeks before school began, dipping into last bit of summer for it's loyal members. The Band performed it's favorite theme. Shaft, at four home foot- ball games, half-time shows for Mesa. Grossmont. and USIU’s homecoming game. 204 Organizations
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