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Winning Leadership For the tenth consecutive year the Band of Blue has been under the direction of Bill Young. For the past 7 years the band has received Superior Ratings in every event. For the past three years, they have been one, two and three in the S.C. AAAA Marching Championship Compe- tition. This year the 158 member band placed first. The twenty four member flag corp was headed by assistant director Greg Ellenburg. The rookie drum majors were Chad Simons and Christa Gilgen. Colorguard captains were Cathy Hickman, Mazie Shider, and David Williams. This year’s band captains were Bert Crosby, Mike Carter and Monique Tracy. Monique said, Being band captain was not easy! My election did not infer automatic respect, it had to be earned. Sometimes long treasured friendships were sacrificed or strained in order for me to do what I felt was in the best interest of the band. I felt a keen obligation and personal responsibility for the success of this year’s show. I am thrilled over our State Championship and the part I played in it! 8 Band
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The Academics Act Rulers, pencils, pens and notebooks—all part of the academics scene. Homework, tests, class- work, and exams made the act complete. Who- ever the student or whatever the subject, the same script was followed. Each student strived to reach their goals, whether it was just to pass or excel, or to sing well or just to be a part of a group. Academics was not just English, Chemistry, Biology and Algebra, it was also carpentry, weld- ing and shorthand. But academics was not limit- ed, it was joyful singing and beautiful art work. It was also a band with the talent and dedication to place first in the State. With a caring faculty, a good administration and a beautiful facility, the academic year was First Class. The art department annually helps Forest Hills Elementary school during their Halloween Carnival. Theresa Szymanski and Mona Varnadoe share their talent. Academics 7
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The drum section plays the cadence as the band marches in the Christmas parade. During the State marching contest the band gives it their best shot. After the half time performance band directors Greg Ellenburg and Bill Young relax. Band 9
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