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nuicoi jo iv it; at'Kinu Cornelius, Marion Leggett, Captain; Nlechellc Webster, and Cindy Bartlett. Flag Corps L to R standing: Linda Cruse, DeeDee Griffin, Cheryl Galloway, Captain: Cindy Craves, Kristi Cruse, Shirley Bass, Susan Bryan. L to R kneeling: Dehra Hatcher, Co-Captain; Cathy McCommon, Darlene Harris, Gail Galloway, Brenda Allen, and Hope Vincent. This Versatile Band marched from the parade route right to the concert stage. Auxiliaries, who once serve as color and sparkle, serve as serious musicians to the concert band. The Christmas Concert was their first gig of the season. Later, much preparation was given for the Concert Contest to be held at Woodale in April. Before going to this event the Hardeman County Festival Band joined in concert at Bolivar, Central. The Concert Band presented it’s annual awards concert. All seniors were presented with trophies. The last performance for the Band was graduation 1977. The performance was one to he remembered.
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Band Officers L to R: Cheryl Calloway, Vice-President; Kathryn Pulse, Librarian; Tim Simpson, Sergeant at Arms; Steve Ginn, Master at Arms; Cynthia Lovelace, Librarian; Debra Hatcher, Historian; Hope Vincent, Chaplain; Duane Campbell, President. Field Commanders: Kathryn Pulse and Mica Shelly. (Not Pictured) TIGER BAND The Tiger Marching Band, under the guidance of Mr. Charles Dean Brunjes, held high honor and respect everywhere they traveled. The season started in the summer of ’76, eight girls, two flag girls, two field commanders, and four twirlers participated in the Summer Youth Program in Murray, Kentucky. In August all Marching Band Members were required to come to Band Camp. Diligent work proved to be a success for the Marching Band Football games, two Christmas parades, Bolivar and Bartlett. October 9, the Tiger Marching Band performed at the West Tennessee Marching Festival in Jackson and October 23, at the Memphis State Marching Festival. The Cottom Carnival was the Marching Band’s last appearance of the season. These are the units of the Marching Band. The Field Commanders control, the twirlers add sparkle and the flag corps, color. On the field or off, the Tiger Band lends support and excitement to the football season. In regional competition on October 9 the band scored second division ratings of excellent for its performance, its inspiration and its auxiliary units.
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