Miami Palmetto High School - Palm Echo Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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Keeping in line as well as in beat, the Performance of the clarinet section improves as a result of continuous work and practice. trombones add lheif Illlfnf I0 the Sll0W- Ending one of their precision drills in the form of the letter P, Panther Band maintains the tradition of playing the Alma Mater. Drum major Kevin McVeigh makes use of his whistle to halt the band as they march onto the Held in order to lead entertainment of half-time show.

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Mlss Sheila Shank, Sophomore Princess Princesses Lead Floats in Parade Presiding over the '67 Homecoming fes- tivities were four senior princesses: Marcia Crittenden, Peggy Crook, Kris Kauffmann, and Ginny Smith. The Class of '69 voted for Debbie Dykes, Karen Keep, and Candy Walters. The sopho- more class elected Lori Morris and Sheila Shank to represent them. The '67 princesses represent their respectzve classes as they stand together at the conclusion of Panther Prowl Q S S is 2 Q

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,R .sv X i I 'X 'I' i Y? -- ' X QS X R Q The Panther Band kicks OH the homecoming festivities as it leads various floats while marching at the head of the seventh annual homecoming parade. Drum majors Tom Meyers and Kevin McVeigh work hard' with band members to lead them through inspiring performances. Moving into position during the half-time show of the Miami Springs game, the brass section completes another precision drill and prepares to play. The Panther Band pauses with their director, Mr. Joseph Bragg, and the majorettes prior to preparing for the oncoming football 60 Besides drilling the band after school, Mr. Joseph instructs musically-inclined students during classtime improve their talents.