The Michigan Daily - Friday, September 7, 1990 - Page 13

Band members run from Revelle to practice at Elbel Field. The director gave the members 30 seconds to fall
into formation.

Band members practice the high-stepping stomp, which is the trademark of the Michigan Marching Band.

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- 2 night's accommodation in one of our luxurious
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- 2 mini breakfast buffets - Saturday and Sunday mornings
" Round trip motor coach transportation from Culver Cove to Notre Dame
Stadium (only 45 minute away). Refreshments served.

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