Moore Central Mid High School - Cub Yearbook (Moore, OK)

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xW PERFECT FORMATION. Brian Crittenden, one of several sopho- mores chosen to march with the high school band, plays the bells during a performance. SALUTE. Drum major Beth Sis- son leads the band while saluting judges in the State Fair Parade. Band 57

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BAND. Front Row: D. Dodson, L. Mattocks, B. Crittenden, D. Drap- er. Second Row: R. johnson, B. Sanders, S. Meek, D. Lillard. Back Row: G. Best, S. Whiteman, R. Ballesteros, S. Sloan, R. Pyron. BAND. Front Row: K. Headlee, M. Smith, K. Koonce. Second Row: D. l-lerbster, P. Serat, D. jackson, W. Oberkirsch. Back Row: L. Mattingly, K. Duffy, M. Richardson. fvf 'I T Ty , 2 V Ml ' W . Q . y , I , ,gg , . .4 Q 4 . BAND. Front Row: D. Jackson, T. Williams, C. Gray. Second Row: C. Chapman, R. Cwrammont, R. Anderson, C. Franks. Back Row: M. O'Dell, N. McHenry, B. Eady. BAND. Front Row: S. Jackson, J. Rogers, B. Willis. Second Row: G. Esmon, R. Granger, K. Ellyson, N. Blackward. Back Row: D. Webster, K. Mann, V. Cox. 56 Band Pride Makes the Difference Months of Keep your head up! and You're on the wrong foot! was enough to drive anyone crazy, but especially to someone trying to look straight ahead, keep in line, stay on the right foot, and play an instrument at the same time. This proved to be almost too much for some people, as well as for drum majors Angela Con- way and Beth Sisson. Being a drum major was nothing like I expect- ed, commented Angela. The hardest part was get- ting everyone's attention! However, all the hard work and practice finally paid off at the State Fair Pa- rade, where the band fin- ished first in the mid-high class. CCONTINUED ON PAGE 581 WARM UP. Band members get ready for the parade through downtown Oklahoma City. New uniforms were ordered although not in time for this year's band to use them. MARCH ONWARD. Flag corps, drum majors, and band members in the State Fair Parade, where the band won first place in its divi- sion.

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Pride Makes the Difference QCONTINUED PROM PAGE 561 Before marching season was over, plans and prac- tice had already started for the first concert of the year, the Christmas Concert. Both the Honor Band and the Stage Band performed at this concert. Contests at Tahlequah, Oklahoma State Universi- ty, Enid, Holdenville, and Moore occupied the major- ity of the band's time in the remaining months, with a break in May for a trip to Six Flags. Sophomore Randy Co- berly said, Even though it's hard work, and in- volves a lot of practice on my own time, it's a great feeling to finally get it to- gether and win! SUPER SAX. Sophomore Robby Granger practices his saxophone during a band rehearsal. READY AND WAITING. Per- cussionists wait for their cue at the Mid-Winter Concert. 58 Band TWO OF A KIND. French horn players Karen McMakin and Kim Hillard work on a duet for con- test. They received a superior rat- ing.