John Marshall High School - Vanguard Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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MARCHING BAND, OOMPA-DOLLS. COLOR GUARDS Though the 1976 Marching Band is one of Ihe smallest bands in Marshall’s history, it is certainly not lacking in sound or spirit. It performs during halftime at every football game. It is quite evident that the band members work hard to maintain quality in performance. The Oompa-DoIIs do a specialty number at halftime, adding a distinctive charm to the show. The color guard is also an important part of the band. They display the flags during pregame and twirl guns during halftime. A The 1976-77 Marching Band performing their half-time show. B A squad playing their instruments and marching with great determination C A squad marching their part of the half-time show D The Marching Band, small but mighty, showing their spin! from the stands E Senior Shirley Jones leads the parade with flug held high. F Color Guards arc part of all JMH events. G The Oompa-DoIIs beauty and talent add to any performance. H The Color Guards at a pre-game display.

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A BEAUTIFUL NOISE . . . Hours of practice go into the sounds of the JMH bands and orchestra. Their annual performances present a variety of music to please every taste. A Seniors John Brcnnon und Greg Torda perform with the band B Mr. Blackman directs the band. C Kris Wright keeps the beat at a Stage Band performance. D The Flutes do their thing. E Senior Jeff Wcisman shows his musical talents.