The high stepping Weber State College Wildcat Marching Band will be at their best as a highlight of the annual Homecoming parade Nov. 4. The band will also participate at other Homecoming events. Band spikes fall season Passing the lower quadat 1 p.m. each week day afternoon, students by Kent Call The Weber State College Wild- and faculty member musicians practicing can see the for the next cat marching band began preparations for the 1967-68 school year this summer with a music camp performance. Off to the side will be the majorettes Lyn Draney and held at Brighton, Lyn The camp was Utah. under the dir- ection of Donald Threlkheld and Mrs. Fay Hanson, WSC music instructors. The 72-member band is the only college marching group in Utah which uses a fast-tempo, highstep style. The band marches Dowhower practicing baton routines. On the field, the band marches to the beat of the batons of drum majors Gary Miller and Don Daring. The majoretters twirl, sometimes with fire, and with the greatest skill to fancy tunes. to planned musical arrangements, precision drills and provides music for the WSC cheering section at each home game. The Weber State - Idaho State game Saturday in Pocatello, Idaho, will see the ISU marching band performing at half-time and the WSC. band presenting the pre- game entertainment. During Homecoming week, the Wildcat band will march in the Homecoming Game and will present a precision drill with the University of Idaho. The last home game will sal- ute Hill Air Force Base. Each year the band annually salutes the business or the installation which has made an outstanding contribution to the local economy. Have you seen Ragh-go? Ra- gh-go, Ragh-go, Ragh-go, Raghgo. . . ..This is the battle cry of the high-steppers and the name of their mascot - - that looks like a Wildcat. -a kitten