Nicholls State University - La Pirogue Yearbook (Thibodaux, LA)

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Precision and routine Working as an integral part of the band, the majorettes supply color, variety and a smile to the audiences. A new and varied routine is Worked out for each performance. The unit also marched with the band for the Homecoming Parade and other shovvs. For the first time the group fea- tured a solo performer, Brian Cham- pagne, a tvvirler vvho had vvon many awards in twirling competition. Raul Prado, band director, serves as the group's advisor. Martha Boudreaux is the head major- ette of the 12-member team. Majorettes: first row: Arlene Labot, Terea Breaux, Shelly Preiean, Janice Bonvillain, Joyce Naquin, Mary Caillet. Second row: Karen PGFQUG, Martha Boudreaux, June Benoit, Brian Champagne, Ken- dra Eschete and Roxanne Home aw, 190 Malorettes W...-ff' ln. Waiting on the Superdome turf Shelly Preiean and the other band units wait for the Southeastern Loui siana band to finish so that they can take the field The large Superdome and a little nervousness for Joyce Naquin makes her lose her baton before the halt time performance The band and all its units also performed before the game f . ,ff . ' , ,rr f Q D n P . ff, N, ,kf V I ,S-, I' t N bi!-

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