Manatee High School - Cane Echo Yearbook (Bradenton, FL)

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Members of the 1972 marching band are CLARINETS: I. Bell, C. Boyd, B. Cameron, A. Caminite, L. Cobb, S. Cooley, D. Cooper, H. Davis, D. Dillman, D. Elliot, L Gartley, S. Gunzinger, D. Hunt, L. Kern, I. Kitzmiller, C. McDonald, R. Melczarek, K. Nanny, T. Peterson, T. Peterson, S. Philpot, C. Shork, G. Smith, C. Spencer, K. Uptegraff. SAXES: A. Greinke, S. Harris, L. Hoza, K. Prideaux, D. Sutton, BARITONES: T. Bayliss, W. Bucklin, G. Byers, R. Eskew, P. Leonard. PICCOLOS: K. Burch, C. Simonson. FLUTES: R. Burnett, C. Butler, R. Grayson, K. Middleton, H. Milne, C. Pulver, M. Smiley, D. Zedeker. FRENCH HORNS: M. Duncan, R. Gest, C. Geraldson, T. Greinke, L Hamilton, V. Lovett, I. Richelieu, S. Vinson. BELLS: G. Albritton, K. Schulze. TUBAS: D. Bohn, M. Miser, G. Richelieu, D. Speas, R. Sturm, I. Vanderlee. TROMBONES: E. Chamberlain, M. Connell, P. Gouwens, I. Greatwood, I. Herndon, D. Kloss, S. Teal, D. Thompson. PERCUSSION: D. Covington, B. Dix, E. Flowers, B. Hall, I. Hall, G. Harris, I. Marfice, E. Moss, I. Potts, I. Skeim, D. Shelton, S. Uhrig. TRUMPETS: B. Bell, L. Bounds, R. Burdin, S. Gibbins, P. Gormly, R. Hager, I. Hamstra, B. Harbert, T. Hedgepeth, B. Hudson, B. Iones, L. Moore, M. Murray, T. Phillips, I. Turpin. DRUM MAIOR G. Taylor, DRUM MAIORETTE S. Ford. ,gifts 4 5 , ,.,, WJ, nw? v' ' i -4- ' . Q ,.. -ff , n aa f 4 V rf ' 4 ' ,,,..--Q 3 ...M y , X .M w r.,,rr, at y , 3 F 9 1 ..- H605 Greg Harris and Scott Uhrig concentrate on getting the beat. n 413.22 gl! ll Marching Bond Band Contest Held Locally Band Members worked hard to perfect their marching and music for the half-time shows. Fans were enter- tained by such songs as Get it On and l'd Like to Teach the World to Sing. The District 9 band contest was held at the Manatee High football field this season with a capacity crowd filling the stadium. The Band and Drill Team were awarded a Superior rating for their performance. They competed against nine other schools from the area. Ruth Gest was the only band member to be chosen for All-State band. OFFICERS Captain ........................... jeff Greatwood First Lieutenant ................. Scott Gibbins Second Lieutenant ..... Carol Geraldson Adviser ............. Mr. Robert Greatwood A x Qi is 3 5 -. A . K . .. f .. B L ..f'l....-...wi-1, W .y Mr. Greatwood calls for a maneuver to be repeated. 65

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Marching Band The 1972-73 maiorettes are Trina Bond, Terri Pinardi Marita line, Karen 5W3fl9ll, Bonnie Campbell, and loni Harmon, Mari Tappy, Head Majorette Betsy Keaton, Brenda Brann. Debbie Elliot pauses during a long sixth period practice session. Q S Ml , Q X K fiifwsss S s News Dave Sheldon, lon Vanderlee, and Bruce same time in preparation for the next Hall practice kicking and playing at the w6ek'5 half-time show. I

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Marching Band Mari Tappy concentrates on her twirling while the Band and Drill Team march in the background. Crowd Cheers Closing Show The directors of both Band and Drill Team, expressing the desire for improved relations, arranged for the senior members of Band and Drill Team to participate in the creation of their very own routine for the last half-time show of the season. With the Band shaping a seven and the Drill Team a three, they performed to the tune of You've Said lt All. The two senior majorettes twirled to the music which was soon echoed by the clapping of the crowd. The last half-time show was also set aside for the Sugar Canes an- nual dance which they performed to A Taste of Honey. 66 WW ww The Marching Band was lead on the field by the 1972 Drum Major and Majorette, Greg Taylor and Sarah Ford. Practicing their routine for the final show . Geraldson, Sandra Vinson, Ruth Gest, and are seniors Valorie Lovett, Carol Linda Hoza.