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N§£ Geraldine Carolan, Susan Clifton, Linda Cole, Mary Coniff, Debbie L ' Arcangelo, Laurie DeMaris, Sar.i Doerflinger, I indi Dredger, Nancy Gibson, Terri George, Judy Gould, Felicia Grable, Dawn Lambert, Martha Lubin, I rish Mc Grath, Monica McKillip, Susan Ritchey, Leslie Shaid, Jennifer Shearin, Karen Short, Sandy Sneeringer, Glenda Starkey, Julie Stewart, Cecilia Tejada, Jeanne Tomas, Kathy I horesen, Terri Thoresen, Debbie. Wild.,tytartha Williams, Melissa Young, Jane Yount, Judy Yount. In every game, in every rally, it wouldn ' t be complete with¬ out the talents of plaid suits and white boots. Marching with perfect timing, they provided the spirit which was necessary in the events of McLean High. Adding to the color of the games, the Swiss Flag Corp held their banners high as twir- lers Barbie Gallagher and Jenny Shimitz were on hand to catch their batons. Acting as drill team captain was Martha Lubin and as drum major, Jack Jennings. Supporting the band in every step of the way were director Mr. Lenny Leard and drill team sponsor Mrs. Lindgren. Without a doubt the combinations of all these people led to the success of the McLean High School Band and Drill Team.
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HOMECOMING Statesmen are rotten to the core! shouted the little green worm atop the Senior float as Felicia Lloyd, es¬ corted by Charles Horne, was crowned this year ' s Homecoming Queen. Linda Starbuck, Queen 71, returned to crown Felicia along with Princesses Travis Horel and Joanie Monahan. The high-stepping High¬ lander Band and Drill Team outdid themselves during half-time while Cheerleaders and Songleaders des¬ perately tried to prove their prepara¬ tions worthwhile. With it not really their night and playing against a strong Marshall squad, McLean scored one touchdown, but was not able to hold off for a better than 28-6 loss. Undaunted, many relived The Days of Wine and Roses on the following night. Dancing amid an enormous wine bottle and glass, and upon a rose-strewn floor, the loss of the pre¬ vious night seemed to fade quietly away. t fW4 ¥ p ) pi ■ f wL 1 M
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