North Montgomery High School - Charger Flashback Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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Band Members Include M. Alexander R. Benassl 7. Benge L. Boeglln K. Brooks 7. Brown 7. Budd R. Caldwell J. Cheek R. Clifton C. Coon N. Cope L. Cox B. Crosier C. Crull K. Crum M. Davis K. Demumbrum A. Edwards M. Ellis B. Emmerf K. Emmerf M. Emmerf S. Fields S. Flaugher S. Fletcher S. Foster L. Goldman D. Greene S. Greene M. Hacker 7. Hamilton W. HarpeI S. Hiller A. Horn D. Hudson S. Hughes S. Hutson C. King L. Larew M. Layton S. Legg D. Lldester D. Lightly M. Mazur S. McDonald D. Means S. Meyers R. Morell C. Myers V. Payne L. Reath J. Reed D. Robinson M. Sands S. Schench S. Schmuck K. Simpson C. Sizer S. Smith M. Smothers K. Snyder M. Snyder L. Stoneclpher L. 7aylor K. Tharp D. Thompson R. Thompson 7. Thompson J. Ueno B. Vance J. Walden J. Walden B. Wathen M. White A. Whittington K. Wilbert J. Wilson J. Zimmerman T.L Todd Thompson sings during a home show B.R. Luanne Reath clowns around while on the job B.L. Trumpet section performs during a contest T R Drum Major Kevin Emmerf Takes control during a song BAND — 17

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STEPPING OUT IN STYLE The 1984 Orange Pride March- ing Band showed style by bringing home trophy after trophy. Led by senior drum majors Korina Wllben and Kevin Emmert the band re- ceived the honors of; 2nd place in the Mid States Marching Band Contest. 1st place in the Indiana State School Marching associ- ation 14th place in the National Finals in the Hoosier Dome and Champions of Midwestern March- ing Band Contest. Many trophies were added to the collection. Those included were Best Drum Major trophy, best General Effect trophy. Best Soloist, and Best Marching trophy. After a long marching season the band settled down to show their style in concert band. The concert band received a first place rating in the state Band Contest. The band performed at the Fall Concert, Winter, Spring, and at graduation May 25. Director Mike Watson de- signed the marching show and refined the show to Final show. 16 — BAND

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PEP BLOCK SPIRIT GOES ON Secret Pals, raising spirit and supporting athletes were the main ideas this year behind Pep Block and Rowdies. The Pep Block contained the girls of N.M.H.S. and the Rowdies were the Charger guys. The 74 members made signs to show the teams that they were backing them. They rode the fan buses to away games to tell the team members that they supported them all the way. The highest peak of spirit was to be found during the Sectionals where one could find the coed Pep Block cheering on the Char- gers. The officers of the Pep Block were President, Audrey McLean; Vice-President, Carrie Gibbs; Sr. Representative, Carolyn Klrpatrlck; Jr. Repre- sentative, Tammy Nichols; and Soph. Representative, Diana Vanslckle. The officers of the Rowdies were President, Jeff McMurray; and Vice-President, Kevin Seale. Miss Sue Paris sponsored both groups. 18 — F.F.A -PEP