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From: rocketfan86
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  • this cant be hemphill texas, because either we got new unifroms... or that bot hemphill texas>.<

  • I was one of the twirlers....hell yeah we rocked!!!....

  • HELL YEAH!!! WE ROCKED IT!!!!! WOO WOO WOO CHECK OUT THE HOTTIE CHICK TUBA PLAYER! ha ha

  • Remind me back in 68 "GREEN ONION"

  • Now this brings back memories. I was there and used to have a copy of this contest. We did very well. We marched in A&M stadium but didn't do well enough when we got to Austin to march in UT. That was Jamie Callis with the baritone solo. He was pretty good. I wonder whatever happend to him.

  • actually, a main part of our twirling tryouts is how well they play. most of them are first chair in their section

  • And I never understood why East Texas bands require their twirlers to play instruments. If a twirler wants to do that, more power to her. But I'll ask, how many twirlers are actually good at playing instruments?

  • Pretty good for a military band. Can't really address any complaints. I can't believe this was the popular marching style back then.

  • it still is in East Texas whether it be South East, East, or North East...they are very prevalent...i don't think there are many military bands left in the country. I think many students still march this because they want to and the town would probably riot if they switched. I say let bands march what they want if they do it well whether it be corps, military, or show style.

  • Isn't music what it's all about?

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