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Olympic High School Drill Team "To Motivate Young People to be Better Citizens" |
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If you're interested in joining drill, our drill teams practice from 2:30 to 4:00 daily. | ||
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Commader: Chris Portela |
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Commander: Rasheeda Flowers |
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'Drill' is not one, but actually many similar events that are put together. They include Color Guard, Armed and Unarmed Regulation Drill, and Armed and Unarmed Exhibition Drill. Cadets can learn and improve teamwork, confidence, discipline, alertness, attention to detail, espirit de corps, and pride through drilling. It impresses our cadets with habits of obedience and precision. Through drill team cadets get an equal chance at leading and following, which is an applicable trait to any aspect of life. |
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Drill Team XO: Muhammad Khalifa The armed drill team performs all their routines with the M1903A3 replica rifle. They have gone to many competitions including the annual County Drill Meet in which they won 2nd place on Color Guard, 1st plact Squad Exhibition, and 3rd overall. They also participated in the Lake City Drill Meet where effort was not lacked and the team did a fabulous job. For the rest of the year, the armed drill team will participate in many other competitions and events. |
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Drill Team XO: Hannah Davenport Olympic High School's unarmed drill team is a group of 20 highly competitive girls. The ladies perform precise drill movements as well as fancy drill movements. The unarmed drill team has competed in many events including the CMS Drill Meet, placing third out of thirteen, Sanford, Clemson and Grady Cole. They also placed first in platoon regulation, second in squad regulation, and third in platoon fancy at Independence. |
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