Southern Illinois University - Obelisk Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

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St. Louis radio station KMOX uses the band's stunning rendition of the Star Spangled Banner as the music behind their sign-on. Long-time fans of SIU football no longer consider the Marching Salukis as out of the ordinary, but Hanes believes the band's style is the reason for frequent invitations to play at professional sporting events. For the past 20 years, the Marching Salukis have played at St. Louis Football Cardinals games. The band has also traveled to Soldier Field in Chicago to play for a Bears game five times and was a part of the World Series festivities at Busch Stadium in 1982. Hanes and the band played to a ca- pacity crowd at Memorial Stadium in Champaign for the first confrontation between the Fighting Illini and the Salukis. Hanes said that since most bands are doing pretty much the same thing, play- ing the same music and looking the same, the Marching Salukis' unortho- doxies give them a distinctive edge over the rest. We usually play different music, look different and act different, Hanes said. That makes them pay attention and they ask us to come back. PIERSON l llll' -1, -. ... llll an u ni '- ' 'll 'llm 'il I 'ao H.. ll ll gllgnll lil I I 9 af i ,-.,,,.-y-,fllljgl Iggy gllugff 'lq. '..,' 'au '.. -i ':!':l ,'li,,nl,'l,,' ,J -.. aa ll'.:.'o!':v ' 5 , I lf5fll5lfll l iii Q 'uyf' 5522223-flwfffi 'gn iii 4 n 1, fflllnlllllliiii l'Qi'l ' nnn:,M:.,,,,,,. it in lg. lqll.l 4'Illl'li-I 'Nl' Z.. l'uulg'.n,,,..,.i. lg . H'H'4lll!llFZ.,l 2' ' - , '- i,'-1.aa?,, lu' ,'liil:.,'i,,,gi.- l: 9 'a -'H -- llll4'..ll,'i, :.!l.l1 'ql.'i 'null' l l , I I ,o.l l ' .ut-F. s I I ll I ,,,,....--fp-f' :Q ,-. F As H V' v, I 1' . lf ! s qw 1.-M ,ta x , QQ . F '-fa' -fci' fig 5 9 fi '1' I-gn ..,-U-5' t , 11A .f y.v 43.5 .1 ti-yy, Q15 ox 2:1331 f I 'J.'5?:tf7Wb7fi? X gf' ij,5':f',-Zu-1' ff,-gifs., -' ' f- 'ff1K ' 2 ,' as Q .fy NU '1 j,. ' .' '-'Fm' -- u TW, UA, 1 10744 ,gga 34 . r ,, 4' ah 4' Features 27

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ANNIVERSARY - 7 ll hrl ak CShryockD A d 't ' In Commemoration of the First Public Lecture in this Auditorium APRIL 4, 1918 Great World War Address Supporting the Policies of President Woodrow Wilson Delivered by Ex-President William Howard Taft In Which He Clearly, Forcefully, and Patriotically Discussed the Fundamental Question then at Issues Between the Warring Nations We, The Senior Class of 1933 Respectfully Dedicate This Tablet 2 F