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Subject: Re: Immortal Ram Band Moments


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Lee Adams
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Date Posted: 03:50:52 01/23/03 Thu
In reply to: Diego Pena 's message, "Immortal Ram Band Moments" on 21:08:01 01/14/03 Tue

The band trip to Houston to march in the halftime show in the Astrodome. The bus ride there and back was most memorable part.
Riding in the back with my girl friend Darcel Chaney.
Boy did we have fun!>:) No but seriously. That was the only band trip I got to go on and I had a blast. I still remember walking into that dome in awe of it's size. That was the first time I had ever been in a stadium like that. Didn't get to make the California trip:~( cause I had to switch schools. (yuk)
Hope it brings back some faint memory for some of you guys.
Lee Adams

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[> Subject: Re: Immortal Ram Band Moments


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Debbie
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Date Posted: 02:29:28 01/26/03 Sun

During summer band before my freshman year, oh-so-many-moons-ago, each band member was measured for his or her new uniform, a process that was carried out after each day's rehearsal. Every day after band, a section or two or three were called individually into Mr. Lewis' glass-enclosed office, where we had to "assume the position" to be measured from head to toe and around various regions of our anatomy by a male measuring-tape-wielding employee of the uniform company, who then called out the numbers to his male assistant to write down.

As it was, the whole process was exquisitely embarrassing for some of us girls (and probably a few guys), but it was made infinitely worse by certain members of the trumpet and percussion sections, who perched themselves just outside the office door and in very loud, clear voices "helpfully" repeated the measurements for the benefit of those fellow band members who might not have caught the numbers...

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Mike Groves
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Date Posted: 03:27:43 01/26/03 Sun

Gotta LOVE them trumpets and drums!

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[> [> [> Subject: Re: Immortal Ram Band Moments -- trumpets


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Debbie
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Date Posted: 05:03:30 01/26/03 Sun

Two quotations immediately spring to mind --

1. "The more things change, the more they remain the same."
[Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose.]
Alphonse Karr (1808–1890), French journalist, novelist.

2. "...God tells me how the music should sound, but you stand in the way."
Arturo Toscanini.
ATTRIBUTION: To a trumpet player, NY Times 11 Apr 54...

(Sorry, couldn't resist...!)

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