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Page 94 text:
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Music to suit any need could be Musm Mr. Halberstadt's idea for his band class this year. Not only did d the Monroe Central Marching an Bears perform in various parades and performances, but also the Pep Band entertained many at Performance each home basketball game. Along with the band, be it parade or ball game, the majorettes per- formed. At the games, the girls displayed the flag or a routine worked on by the drill team. from Inside MC ln a row of flutes, Cheryl Hegedus and Maryann Riddlebarger march with con- centration. -0 Q.. ' The majorettes add a bit of show to the band 's performance. Leann Osgood, Jeanna Mann, concentrate as they march with the band. -' !:' ' .. ' The Monroe Central Marching Band, assembled and performing in the Winchester Mardi Gras parade. 90 f Band, Majorettes xx Angela Anderson, and Valerie Mitchell all ! 7 N'--M When not playing, stepping in the right order is just as important.
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Chess club had 20 members with Mr. Gleason the Spon- sor. James Odie was president. They had meetings in Mr. GIeason's room dur- ing activity period and meets in the evenings. This year was a rebuilding year for the club. First Row: Mr. Gleason, James Odle. Second Row: Doug Brown, Rick Alsip, Shane Ben-- nett, Dan Redmond, Randy Newton. Third Row: David Kidd, Mike Morris, Gary Hall, Greg Main. Fourth Row: Rick Brown, Joe Odle, Ralph Waters. ., V,,W 'K f ,ff sg mf--. , J, , 2 Joe Odle studies the board before he makes his final move. 3 Rick Alsip captures a pawn which moves him closer to a victory. 4 Sometimes it takes more than just two people to play the game. fmmvvs 3 3 6 it 3 9 8 Q 6 Z5 3' o 0 9 i 2 O .5 Q 0 6 3 0 Qi 0 O lie, 3 Z 6 3 3' 0 O V2 0 22 O Z 6 0 if 6 VI J' 'C' 8 9 'e 5 3 0 0 , O 0 8 2 Q i i O 3 3 'E 'f' 5 0 sseu9.sseuQ.ss ug.sseug.ssauQ.sseu9.ssaug. seug' 2 o-Ssauo Quo-Sseuo-Sseuo-Sseuo Suovssauo- sseuo ' S .SS 9 .SS .sseu9.sseu3. sseuQ.sseu9.sseu0.sseu9.ssau3.ssaug.ssau3. ug aug.sseug.ssau3.sseuQ.sseuQ.ssau3.ssau9.sseu ,SS eu3.sseug.sseu9 saug eq3.sseu9.sse -SS .ssaqg - sseu9.ssauQ.ss .ssaug . sseqg.sseu9.s Cl 3' cu U, U, Q c U' Y on co Chess- Ches Chess' Chess'
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Page 95 text:
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... 'L ex. Mrs. Jeffers led the MC choirs. They responded by giving her a going-away baby shower in the spring thanking her for her efforts throughout the year. Choir members are indexed due to lack of space. 'viii ' l Choirs Choirs f 91
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