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A vintage 8mm film clip from 1964 captures the Lockport High School Band in a small-town parade. The camera follows the band from behind as they march in formation, their black and white uniforms with white cross-straps and tall hats clearly visible. A large bass drum prominently displays the band's name and a bear logo. The scene is set on a street lined with brick buildings, decorated with American flags and colorful bunting, with spectators watching from the sidelines. The footage has a nostalgic, grainy quality typical of home movies from the era.
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