Tell City High School - Sagittarius Yearbook (Tell City, IN)

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Continues Winning Tradition In 1972 the Tell City Symphonic and Marching Bands kept up the Marksman tradition of quality per- formance and high ratings. The marching Championship band re- ceived a 1st division rating at the In- diana State marching Contest. One of the highlights of the year was com- peting in the Six-Flags-Over-Mid- America Contest in St. Louis May 12- 14. Besides preparing for the many an- nual contests, the band presented half time shows at home football games and Christmas and spring concerts for the public.

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Marksman Championship Band FLAG SWINGERS: Terri Lamastus, Jane Wittmer, Cindy Ayer, Sarah Jane Aldridge, and Lou Ann Stiles. MAJORETTES: Becky Mullis, Nena Hauenstein, Lisa Taylor, Mary Alice Adams, and Diane Taylor.

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ssnts: The TCHS Auditorium became the setting of portions of The Lawrence Wclk Show,” Dragnet,” and Laugh In” as students did take-offs of these programs at the variety show sponsored annually by the music department. Jim Mayfield, impersonating Lawrence Welk, led the chorus in some lip singing in one comedy section of the program. Debby Davis represented the chorus in a Laugh In” skit. With lollipop in hand, Debby sang a comedy version of These are my Favorite Things.” The Escapades of Sound provided added variety with their barbershop arrangements. A combo consisting of Julie Fenn, David Spicer, Steve York and Sara Maier presented such contemporary numbers as Rainy Days and Mondays” and We’ve Only Just Begun,” with Julie as vocal soloist. The stage band was also featured rounding out the vari- ety of the 1972 Tell Town Capers. Musical Talent Displayed at 30