University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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L I Y hm? ipstmmfl' he mile ll mf! ll Lindsey Williams, Winfield senior, performs with the Marching Jayhawks. Williams was one of about 250 members of the marching band. photo by jay Thornton Robert Foster, director ofbands, saw things differently, God loves the Jayhawks, said Fos- ter. lt's been pretty cool this week. Q To the members of the marching band, heat was simply a fact of life. You sweat and look gross all year and have to change clothes before going to classes, said Sara Trautman, Qklahoma City junior, Such hard work and dedication was a part of belonging to one of the top l0 marchf ing bands in the nation and one of the top two bands in the Big Eight Conference. lt was also part of belonging to one of the University's Student Life Brandon Curtis, Lawrence freshman, and Gary Leopold, Wichita senior, march in line at the direction of Robert Foster, director of bands. photo by Stephen Pmgry oldest traditions. The marching band cel- ebrated its l00th anniversary this year. Theres no better feeling, said Kevin Comcowich, Topeka senior. lt's a rush. Dan England, Lenexa junior, agreed. Performing in front of 40,000 people is the most exciting thing l've ever done, he said. Foster said that although students got excited about performing, he said he felt