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W ,ff , lffvwau KEEPING THE BEAT - With the expertise of a professional, Cathy Large, senior drum major, does her best to keep the beat. WAITING FOR DIRECTIONS - Leading the trumpets through their field show, Mike Geach, senior, shows his ex- citement. MARCHING IN TIME - Kim McGlung and Tami Wall, sophomores, keep their step with Rachel Stokem, junior, and Pam Reinhardt, senior. SHAKING THEIR SHIELDS - Rooting for the football team are shields, Joyce Kamilar, junior, Kathleen Healy, senior shield captain, Mele Pennings, sophomore and Stacey Gor- man, sophomore. STAYING IN STEP - The RUHS Sea Hawk Marching Band's clarinet section plays exceedingly well during halftime entertainment. WHERE ARE WE? f Donna Ghaffin, junior, looks lost by the command of the drum major. WAITING FOR COMMANDS f Mark Dupree, junior, waits for the next command to be given. 2-1 band 4'
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