East High School - Beacon Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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East High is very proud ot its student representation in the All-City Choir. Special musical ability is re- quired for this honor since their talents are combined with Voices from other schools. Successful perform- ances have stemmed from this group under the direc- tion oi Mr. Gerald Ballard. Left to right: Carol Sham- blin, Ted Shelton, Iudy Blalock, Barbara Gerlcin, Iimmy Young, Rebecca Weaver, Mrs. Olcey at piano, Wanda Leamon, Darris Doyal, Iudy Duck, Iohn Carner, lane Bagsdale, lim Carner, Kathy Grubb, Boyce Cates. The Girls' Glee Club added an extra touch of beauty and harmony to the Choir Concert. Their va- riety of songs contributed to the program as Well as their enthusiasm and talents. Front row: Patsy Nelson, Betty Io Doane, Becky Mankel, Nancy Farmer, Brenda Wright, Linda Cullop. Back row: Dawn Iefferson, Moyah Price, Sherry Wright, Nancy Reagan, Louise Smith, Iudy Bhoten, Bennie Stevens, Carolyn Akins, Anne Huff. sri its

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Unique Performance --SAF. Getting into the spirit ot the season, such songs as Carol ot the Drum and O Magnum Mysteriumn entertained the audience with their unique presentation. Rebecca Weaver, the accompanist, is also due recognition for her superb performance. First row: Edd Poore, David Fry, Bobby Chitwood, Bobby Hillard, Ben Snyder, Charles Patterson, Rodney Woods, Iimrny Young, David Moore, Iimmy Henard, Ioe Mac Caldwell, Iimmy Sievers, Wilda Greene, Darris Doyal, Ted Shelton, Royce Cates. Second row: Ginger Stewart, Beverly McGee, Dodie Fleenor, Linda Wolfe, Iudy Blalock, Wilma Thomas, Bertha Walker, Iulie Shelton, Nancy Snoderly, Martha Sanders, Edna Iones, Dianna Turley, Darlene Waldrop, loyce Lee, Kay llisch, Sandra Willi- ford, Iudy Nelson, Kathryn Black, Virginia Countess, Glenna Sorah, Iudy Duck. 105

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BOYS' ENSEMBLE The Boys' Ensemble is a Q talented group of junior and senior boys who enjoy singing the Barbershop type of music. Their harmony is very good and their choice of songs pro- vide added entertainment at the concerts. Left to wright: Royce' Cates, Wilda Greene, lim Carner, Tommy Mitchell, Edd Poore, David Fry, Iohn Carner, Ted Shelton, Darris Doyal. 5 T 5 iii by .rv - J' The Madrigals are a select group of vocalists who are always in demand for special occasions. Both talent and practice are essential to perform so Well without accompaniment, since this early secular music is difficult to sing. Left to right: Royce Cates, Ianie Bagsdale, Ted Shelton, Kathy Grubb, Barbara Gerkin, Iudy Blalock, Mary Frances Wise, lim Carner, Theresa Gossett, Iimmy Young. 107 MADBIGALS A new attraction to the East High choral department is the popular Boys' Glee Club. This group is due special recogni- tion since its members have tor- feited a portion of their lunch period for practice. Front row: Ioe Caldwell, Bobby Keith, Randy Schwartz, Harry McRae, Eddie Green. Back row: lay Nelson, Clint Brewer, Ben Synder, Larry Leibowitz, Edwin lNoodson,' Rand B r a d f o r d, Charles P a t t e r s o n, Timmy Young. BOYS' GLEE CLUB