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BRENDA CARMINES APPLAUDS as Mr. Hines receives a present from the band at the Christmas concert. TIM MANNING EXPRESSES his opinion of the number the band just played. FLAGBEARERS, LEFT TO right, Becky Smith, Annette Howard, Audrey Dryden, Barbara Moore, Cindy Hall, Beverly Moore, and Paula Hunt. DRUM MAJOR, EILEEN Mitchell! trudges around last corner of the Homecoming parade.
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AGONY AND DESPAIR are captain, Gail Bunting ' s sentiments as she comes to the end of another Homecoming parade. MAJORETTES, LEFT TO right, Debbie Luthie, Karen Bryant, Sharon DeBerry, Gail Bunting, Danette Holloway, mascot, Gail Braxton, Kathy Lawson, Cathy Page. SHARON DEBERRY AND Kathy Lawson begin their routine in the first football pep rally. THE WEATHER SEEMS to have affected Gail Braxton and Karen Bryant as they prepare to march down the football field. Pom-pom girls and majorettes add charm to marching band
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Once again the band started their year off early in the summer. Many of the band members were shocked by some of the ideas of the new band director, but they all seemed to make more sense as time went on. A lot of adjustments had to be made with the large amount of new, inexperienced underclassmen and also with a new drum major. By the time school started and the first football game came around, the band came up with another fine halftime show. They helped greatly by adding the usual spirit and enthusiasm. Many fund-raising projects are necessary for the band to stay active. Some of these were the selling of records and bumper stickers. Sid Holloway commented, “The mem- bers of the band should cooperate more during our attacks on the citizens of Poquoson to raise money for band trips.” Many people thought that the band had improved over last year. Drum major, Eileen Mitchell, thought, “The band was improving because they were producing more sound and looking a lot sharper.” While on the other hand some band members felt that it was a lot more fun last year. The new director, Jim Hines, seems to be getting used to the situations around PHS as the schoo l year pro- gresses. He feels that, “There is more talent in Poquoson than most people realize.” DOTTIE JERD AND Martha Hunt await for the signal to begin the Alma Mater in pre-game activities. THE BAND FORMS a pumpkin during the Halloween halftime show. ANOTHER BAND CONCERT keeps many band members occupied. New ideas and styles introduced to Islander Band
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