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Forward March! Toot, Toot, Squeak! Just one more line to go 15
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ROYAL TITAN BAND Before school started the Royal Titan Band was already at work, during band week, to make this football season one with plenty of musical spirit at halftime. Every halftime presentation was launched with the band playing “Hang ’Em High”, and that’s just what the band wanted the football team to do. In September the band participated in the Washington County Tobacco Festival parade held at Abingdon, where they received second place in band competition. Before football season ended the band became involved in a heated conflict. Students and faculty members alike plunged heatedly into the dramatic clash of temperaments, between the band and admini- stration. Later, unfounded accusations, copious tears, and unbridled tempers burst forth, unleashing a torrent of emotions. However, as a result of responsible actions by students, parents, and faculty the conflict subsided. Undaunted by their conflicting trials the band went on to present a Christmas concert tour for surrounding elementary school and T.S. In February the band went to concert festival at Damascus. Rifle Squad - Maggie Sweeney, Kay Mathes, Susie Howington, and Linda Dockery. 14
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Captain - Linda Nickels Seldom could there be another five like our Titan cheerleaders. They are a dedicated, energetic and lively gang. These five girls cheered the Titans on to victory no matter how rough the going was and not once did they give up. Their hearts were filled with determination to boost the “mighty Titans” on to victory, and that’s exactly what they did. Sometimes they had just cause to be dis- couraged, but not once did the “Mighty Titan Mooses” give up. Their yelling, clap- ping, and cheering made the sports season complete. Wherever the Titans went, Linda, Teresa, Charlotte, Connie, and Anita fol- lowed close behind. Although the last of the Charlotte L. Dockery mooses, Teresa, Charlotte, and Linda will graduate this year, the spirit and traditions they gave our school will continue on for- ever. Co-Captain — Teresa Farmer Connie Nickels FRONT ROW: Anita Addington, Linda Nickels BACK ROW: Charlotte Anita Addington L. Dockery, Connie Nickels, Teresa Farmer. 16
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