East High School - Beacon Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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'UP 'I U' 2 Choir Presents ' l O I 3 , 0 , i i Q 5 5 1 ., W A f' 3 3 It , ,lb , I lr. ,, , F , , Q kk at ,, L , s y,-, UM. ,, S s ',,,,- i ,ji 4 - A Ni mf V Yr R A .J I Y ' x X TQ ,egg i I A , ,il , . i . X- f - l h pr if r R . .R 5' M ' ' ln a contemporary holiday setting, the East High Choir presented its annual Winter Concert, Under the direction of Mrs. Judith Okey, the voices blended into unusual harmony as they pre- sented their program of unique quality. Rebecca Weaver, the accompanist, completed the success of the concert with the poise and perfection of a concert pianist, FIRST ROW: Jim Corner, John Corner, Edd Poore, Ted Pearson, Dick Eason, Forrest Need' 88 horn, Tommy Mitchell, Tommy Wall, David Smith, Jimmy Young Rodney Woods, SECOND ROW: Beverly Proffitt, Cindy Prince Betty Jane Moy, Prissy Albright, Wanda Leamon, Cynthia Hel lard, Diane Sharp, Sandia Bettis, Charlene Lanier, Charlesie Mas sey, Kitty Lyons, Brenda Lawson, Kathy Grubb, Carole Sham blin, Jane Rogsdale, Joyce Lee, Sherri Walker, Brenda McCoy.

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Girls' Glee Club QM so Lee-W s 0 U f I f ffktffr g or 0 9 s v pg, Syl, ' - A I 1 -' yo ' f i 9 . Q 0 J' ' 4 i E . if , B I V l ' I z . f l ' i I- 1 2 e - ' ll l , 1 I i t A l I . , ' ' - 5 f A ' i is . N all l J l 0 'tsl ' V' 1 -is :. . . , .. 1 , .,. , . J- 1 . ' . a sr . -I xg. wtf' . .2 x Q , , , 'wx 4' wa , s 1 V Q X i . , ' K' The Girls' Glee Club added Ort EXYYCI touch of lOvellne5S to the Qnng Turley, Lindg Wolfe, Sqndrg Williford, Mgry Frances, Wise, annual Winter Concert given by the choral department. Dressed Linda Wayman, Patty Tipton, Darlene Waldrop, Vicky Curtis, Sue in frothy pastel formals, the girls song a variety of carols. LEFT Smiddy, Patty Pierce, Loretta Smith, Kaye Williams, Cindy Gross, TO RIGHT: Edna Jones, Barbara Matthews, Brenda Wright, Di- Jo Ann Witt, Audrey Thomas, Jeanne Warters, Wanda Warren. All-City Choir Representatives The honored few that compose East High's group of AllCity Choir members sing so well that their talents go outside of the school to combine with voices from other schools. Under the direction of Mr. Gerald Bal- lard, the city director, this group has proven itself in many successful performances. LEFT TO RIGHT: Royce Cates, Julie Bean, Hope Lemons, Carole Webster, John Kaserman, Larry Ventis, Jimmy Young, John Carner, Janie Ragsdale. XM? Madrigal Singers The Madrigcil Singers are a select group of singers. Because of the enioyrnent and en- thusiasm within this group, they forfeit a portion of their lunch period for practice. Following the style of the original madrigal singers, this group sings music from the six- teenth century, the earliest secular music that existed. LEFT TO RIGHT: Royce Cates, Julie Bean, Ted Shelton, Janie Ragsdale, Carol Jean Griffin, Carole Webster, Judy Blalock, James Carner, Hope Lemons, Jimmy Young.