John T Hoggard High School - Saga Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

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The Big “H” cannot be surpassed. MARCHING VIKINGS The Marching Vikings under the guidance ot Joe Peterson, entertain the student body during the games. Playing pep songs and creating spirit are their specialties. But they can play anything and everything from Bach to the Beatles. They practice throughout the year to provide superb performances. Baga ie To se Pcp If a Marching Viking does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a ‘different drummer.” FLAG GIRLS. FIRST ROW: Paula Holmes, Courtney McQuillan. SECOND ROW: Nancy Berry, Julie Gross, Charlene Floyd. 87

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i i a HH Tilnigtg [HH an oat aan FIRST ROW: P. Rivenbark. SECOND ROW: D. Clark, J. Monroe, S. Bowers, P. Feaster, E. Bellamy, S. Shipman, D. Brehmer, B. Marett. THIRD ROW: Y. Miller, B. McCafferty, Y. Johnson, L. Simmons, A. Davis, B. Caton, E. Shepherd, D. Criser. A Majorettes lead the band in another perfect half-time routine. MAJORETTES Long hours of marching, twirling, and drilling pay off for the Majorettes and the Student Body. The girls bs develop aarencee all ie they PAT RIVENBARK, Head Majorette. entertain Hoggard students at halftime. 86

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STAGE BAND sashes Students in the Stage Band combine rock and traditional music to come up with a new and interesting sound. They entertain the Student Body at pep rallies, athletic half-time, and concerts. bai Be Stage band in exchange concert with NHHS. ABOVE: Pep band promotes a Viking Victory. LEFT: Thomas Hines, Steven Long, Ken Brown, Steve McAllister, Robert Mclver, Paul Farrow, Davie Waggett, Mike Daily, Bruce Sullivan, Mr. Pindell, John Porter, Roger Jarvis, Ron Autry. 88 |