SAT., NOV. la I922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT PAGE FIVE
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x THAT MICHIGAN BAND, The pride of I0,000
students and 45,000 alumni. To hear the band play
"The Victors" any Michigan man or woman would'' 'i
walk a thousand miles or more. Here the bandmen
are shown in formal attire preparatory to presenting
their annual concert.
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John Lativtoii, Esq., '.
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{ ~ 1 i s1 r' 4band leaders. "Johnny, tt -. s;-:F h's.. ) 1-
twirls a mean baton and v trots a wicked lock step
He may rightfully be
called "a struttin' fool." Bet, e n hal tile Wolf 'lie -1 LLL
Buckeye bands paraclecl the field, given
"Johnny" Lawton, Michigan drum maj(Dr)
an opportunity to "strut his stuff."
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Another view of the Ohio stadium, f
with the Michigan and Buckeye bands
playing the "Star Spangled Banner" WS
during the dedication ceremonies- Thee -
- Michigan band continued to play
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x dedication songs thlolghout the game. "-
h r , (Photo by Stone.)