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Band Beats  Out  Superior  Rhythm


















































            1st. Row-Karen Thomas, Lou Carswell, Drum-Major; Kenny Hunter, Wendie Kuhn,  Phyllis Alderman, Pennie Hudson. 2nd. Row-Sherrie
            Sherrie Moss, Angela  Goodbread, Teri Bedenbaugh, Sherry Douglas,  Rhonda Carter, Kathy  Cummings, Loretta Nodes, Barbara Williams,
            Sherre Williams, Susan McKee,  Susan Johnson. 3rd.  Row-Brenda Turner, Carol  Nicely, Terri Thomas, Pat Hammers, Ann Rodell, Jeanie
            Frasier, Jayne Canaday, David Chaney. 4th. Row-Janice Pruitt, Jeannie Owens, Janice Bishop, David Scruggs, Wayne Nutter, Pam Cooley,
            Vivian Cooper,  Robert Rivers.  5th.  Row-Sandra Oaks, John Jopling, Becky Davis, Robert Tyson, Patsy Butcher, Chip Brabson, Susan Ca-
            pell,  Beth  Splichal,  6th.  Row-Steven  Steele,  Susie  Parker,  Robert  Dace,  Eric  Dukes, Dale Vasco,  Perry Toodle,  Brenda  Larson, Christy
            Knudsen, Mike Broshar. 7th.  Row-Brett Leary, AI Bradley, Danny Ominiski, David Danielson, Mike Hanna, Dwight Forsythe, Guy Snead,
            Jerry Russel, Jay Huddleson, Jimmy Steele. 8th. Row-Dana thon Lofton, Alton Lee,  Ed Thompson. 9th.  Row-Robert Mickelson, Jeff Parker,
            Mark  MH enry,  Tony  Howerton,  Ronald  Jones,  Beverly  Wood,  Mamie Jones.  10th.  Row-Anthony  Anthony  Brown,  Keith  Osteen,  Larry
            Russel,  Doug Estes, Rod Carter. 11th. Row- Janice Pool, Terry Hutchinson , Darlene Robinson, Andy Brabson, Ben Givens, Rodney Brooks,
            Matt Mathis, Jody Alderman,  Anette  Hall, Tim  Aiken,  Reba  Williams.
           The  1973-74  School year was surely
            a great year for the CHS Band. They
            received  numerous  invitations  and
           awards  for  their  musical  exploits.
           Among them  was a  invitation to  the
           Annual  Gator  Growl  where  they
           were able  to  show their talent along
           side  such great college  bands as  the
           FAMU  marching  100  and  the  Fight-
           ing  Gator Band.

           After weeks of constant practice and
           drilling  the  Fighting  Tiger  Band
           journeyed  down  to  Gainesville  for
           the North Florida Band Contest. Us-
           ing precision marching and fine mu-
           sic  the  band  received  a  superior
           rating.
           Not all the band's time and energy is
           used for  such  excursions as  the  Ga-
           tor  Growl  and  the  Band  contest.
           They  play  at  all  the  pep  rallies  and
           football  games. They also  have  had
           many money  making  projects.
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