Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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4'1 an New -an -IU' ,fe BILLY AISHMAN Bass Drum WOODY ANDERSON Oboe DON AWTREY Bass Clarinet DICK BAILEY Trumpet HAROLD BERRY French Horn DOLLY SUE BRANSFORD Clarinet JERRY BROWN ' I Tenor Saxophone PETE BYRD Clarinet FANEILA CHADWELL Snare Drum I CHARLES COMBS Cornet I I I I MARYE BOB DOBSON I Clarinet HARREL DOUGHTY Bass DICK DUNN I Alto Saxophone I CAROLYN ESSARY French Horn FRANCES ESSARY Flute DONNIE GORDON Cornet JAMES HAMILTON Clarinet PATSY HARRIS Clarinel JOYCE HATTENSTY French Horn JOHN HOLLOWAY Trombone EWING HOOPER Bass MERLENE HORTON Trumpet HERBERT HUFFMAN I Baritone I EDGAR HULSE I Tympani 4 JOYCE HULSE Clarinel I JIM JAMES Flute KENNETH JONES Alto Saxophone GLENDA JOY Clarinet NORMA JOY Flute I GLORIA KEETON Clarinet I

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QA, J, it if? 3 ef E -is f-557 VV Q , ,.L., V.,. 1 A A - 35 Wx, I ,...O A I CAROLYN CONWELL LAJUANA DODD LYN PEBBLES Maforette Band Queen Maiorette tw i g , , , . i ' 1' ' , , 1 . W, g in :V ,l k , 5 Vfi.. 2.97 ti,, Z i , ., ,S ,,, g V ' 3,4 5 ' ' C27 r ' Q 'P A-'5-im 25 , pf' 0, QPX ao bm: ,f p QQ tt 29 JOY COBB KENNA HUDSON MARY FRANCES HAMNER MARY MORGAN Twirler Twirler Twirler Twirler A busy schedule kept the Ardmore High School band hopping in 1950 and '51, Starting in September, band members practiced every morning at eight o'clock for formations to be used during the half-times of the five home football games at Walker Stadium. The band welcomed the chance to break the usual school routine by accepting an invitation of the offi- cials of the State Fair of Texas to attend the fair in Dallas on October 14. Another memorable trip of the year was made when the band iourneyed to Nor- man to participate in Band Day on October 21. In February the band began intensive practices for the I -w. X 7 T . Q 'tt ,EM district music contest which is held in Durant every April. Perhaps the most important undertaking of the year was the annual May band concert in the Civic Auditorium. Members of the band are grateful to their experienced director, J. Raymond Gabbard, for helping them to meet every date in their calendar successfully. Al- though exacting in his demands on the young mu- sicians, he is always warmhearted and congenial. Above all, he exercises remarkable patience in dealing with every student. ill ,,,, A st,tf I f ff . iff 1 1 X I 25 , .J

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WI DAVID LAMB Trombone JAMES LAN DRUM Cornef JAMES LANE Corn ef DAVID LATTIMER Bass HERB LINDER Oboe JACK LOCKE Clurinel EDDIE LUKE Cornet DOROTHY MARSH Alto Clarinet DICK MILEY Snare Drum BARBARA MITCHELL Flute MAX MONTGOMERY Bass Clarinet BILLY TOM NASH Bass GRADY NICHOLSON French Horn KAY OS BO RN Snare Drum JAMES OXFORD Camel' MARION PATTEN Baritone MICKEY POSEY Corner BERT POWERS Cornel HUBERT POWER Trombone SUE PYLANT Clarinet GLEN REAGOR Clarinel LLIAM SCHUERHOFF Bass JACK SMITH Alto Saxophone DEE TIPPS Trumpet BENA VAUGHN Flufe DAVID WARD C ornef RAY WH IT E Trumpet BENNY YEAKLEY Snare Drum FLAVII. YEAKLEY Siring Bass EDWIN ZELLNER French Horn f-un .WE vm 093' ef? I I