Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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Raymond Cabbard Director Hershell W Intlew Captain As the whlstle of the drum major fills the fur with a quult clear call the band moves off to tht marnh of I-I 1 apltan C n lookers as well as btntlsmen feel the nlartlnng, rhythm of the Ardmore hlgh school hand Besxdes addxng that certam touth of color to the field wlth their outshnnhng, form lll0lIh thu he-Ip boost the Ilxger team on to Cifldlll vlctorw Also the Ardmore band I8 as well appreciated on the con cert stage as on the football field Who nn help but fml tht tmghng rhvthm of a samba the he-autxful nnlodv of .1 senn cl wsnc or the full richness of a well known classic' In 'Vlarch the band proved to he a tootl host when nts num Edw ln Johnson bers entertalned five other bands of larter fountx at .1 one das and all felt that much was accomphshed The members of the Ardmore band will all readily agree that the person largelw responsible for the wulc reco muon wlmh they have recenvecl the man who-.e untnrnn, efforts han leal them to the hugh spot thew now l ld 18 l0llt other than tlur 1 ductor Wir Raunond fahhard 22 Sergeant John Patterson lxenneth Ttnlor forporal I orpural Bob f athey Drum llajor Don llcl ,Iatlwon Iunlcnant K lend: V llllf' 1 lbrartan 'm 'J I 4 - - 1 - 1 - '4 2 1' ' - r f ' . v ca ' ' band clinic. Mr. Oakley Pittman, of M. uf .lim-wa the clinir 1 ' l I' ' I0 R, ' 1 - - z 1 -on- lr f , l ff rf' Y XL ' 5' ,I Q ' .ft

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The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create. main- tain, and extend throughout the school and com- i' munity the l1igh starltlartls of Christian vharacter. lt Thi, is the first organization in il number of years, in our school. and is related to the international Y. M. C. .-X. lll0Yt'lll1'lli. Sinve the club is cooper- ntiwely fponsoretl hy the st-hool a1111l the .'xI'tllIl0l'0 Y. Nl. C. X. Botml of Directorf. great things are 1-xpe1'te1l within the nm-xt few 51-arf. A gootl start was lllbltlt' this your tou11r1l 1I1-wl- oping il group of llll'lIllN'I'h who xsoultl work for the vluh purpose illlll t1m111'tl getting the progruni lNIlllliHll6tl l mlm tht .11lxifeol Nlr ,ltllllt 9.1n1l 1 4 N t0llIIlllIlllN tl 1 1 1op Xilt . . 1o1 t .1 tor 111 uulopmt u xoung IIILII in Xrdrnore High Nshool 1 erne Coins 1111- pmnc tl 1 t ll -111 tl It .1rt o 44 Sw e . I .1 1 vruurx ll 1 erne is o xm hoxen ln the 1 111 tn nomlx Not . .11tn1t1e- tr rient int -- .1111 uinmnl' pmrxon- 1 I N in 1k1 lt r 1 rc 1 tnorlte dlllllllv' it -tum en S. First ron'-'Holy France. Edwin Johnson. Henry Carter. Bob Boykin. Howard Allnut. Sum Wiillinnis. l.:1 Verne Coins. Don Jackson. Svrond row-Bryce Holloway, James Baxter, James Mauldin, Wilbur Adainis. Ralph Wall, ,lohn Patterson.

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flask JVC M' ik JEANNINE SMITH Band Queen Democratic and friendly, Queen Jeannine, with her sparkling smile, marches happily with the band in sunshiny or shivery weather. Although petite, this popular young miss is truly regal and scholarly. Attractively pleasing runnersup were Joyce Nut- ting and Gayle Miller. If ,C I5 .1 u VW 3 :N I