East Rutherford High School - Lancer Yearbook (Forest City, NC)

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969 C515 The Glee Club is an intensive chorus in Choral Music. Members study various composers and the interpretation of many styles of choral literature, as well as methods of good diction and clear tone production. SEATED: PIANIST--John Logan, LI- BRARIAN- -L in d a Sisk, STANDING: DIRECTOR- -Mrs. Robert Wi t h r o w , PRE SI DE NT --Simon Jones, VICE- PRESIDENT--Dale Ramsey PIANIST- - Miss Betty Moore. Absent, SECRE- TARY-TREASURER--Brenda McFar- land. FIRST ROW: Miley Price, Linda Sisk, Sandra Wilson, Kay Pruett, Betty Behealer, Geraldine Huber, Janet Poole, Brenda Harrill, Sandra Tate, JoAnn Early, Grace Smith. SECOND ROW: Ronald Jones, Charles Dun- can, Jeff Owens, J. D. Shropshire, Martha Tessinear, Helen Adair, Donnis Wilkerson, Kay Weast, Lucille Hutchins, Geraldine Hoyle. THIRD ROW: Jesse Allen, Donald Jones, Jimmy Bradley, Dale Ramsey, Bar- bara Toney, Shirley Murry, Ruth Ann Sides, Jimmie Wilson, Sybil Wilkerson, Carole Mathis, Absent: Judy Smith, Brenda McFarland.

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FIRST ROW: Marilyn Toms, Brenda I-Iarrill, Carol Ann Martin, Susan Withrow, Judy Bradley, Frances Stacey, Terry Pye, Susan Grose, Kaye Davis, Robbie Collins. SECOND ROW: Glenette Greene,Janice Haulk, Donnis Coffey, Sharon Davis, Mary White, Becky Summitt, Mary McDaniel, Nancy Haulk, Roger Allen, Diana Thomas, Brenda Davis, Ann Watkins. THIRD ROW: Jane Biggerstaff, Linda Melton, Barry Coker, Kathryn Lavender, Arnold Melton, Thomas J ones, Carole Ann Roberts, Marshall Tessnear, Gene Powell, Joey Lamb, Ted Guffey, Rudy King. y7Zaa1f 6515 Those students who excel in and enjoy math- ematics make up the Math Club. In the meetings they learn something of the his- tory of algebra, geometry, and other branches of mathematics. Activities of the club include working .number puzzles and other 'challenging mathematical problems that the members do not have time for in class. REPORTER--Donnis Coffeyg PROGRAM CHAIRMAN--Janice Haulk, TREASURER--Joey Lamb, ADVISER--Mrs. Paul Mayse. 45 PRESIDENT- -Ann Watkins, VIC E - PRESIDENT- -Linda Mel- ton, SECRETARY- -Sharon Davis, ADVISER- -Mr. Jeff Gettys,

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E12 'J 6501115 East High's Male Chorus is an in- novation this year. Under the di- rection of Mrs. Robert Withrow, the mixed sounds of bass, baritone, and tenor fill the band room twice a week. Notable projects of this club are: participation in the county- wide concerts, presentation of a Christmas program for the student assembly, and being featured guests at the various club meetings. Roger Allen, Jerry Thrift, beck, Phil Ho Crenshaw, S Van Abernathy, George Wells, David Weber, Barry Coker, Don Blanton, Scott Padgett. SECOND ROW: Mac Dobson, Mark Brown, Wayne Dobbins, J . C. Greenlee, Ricky Phil- llifield. THIRD ROW: Larry Marshall, Jesse Allen, Herb FIRST ROW: am W FOURTH RO Drew Mays e, FIRST ROW: Donnis Coffey, Shirley Aldridge, Judy Sisk, Alyne Keller, Mary Craven Ford, Rita Mitchem. SECOND ROW: Tanya Flack, Ann Watkins, Joyce Hudgins, Carolyn Toney, Martha Greene, Bobbie Harrill. THIRD ROW: Carole Ann Roberts,Janice Greene, LindaMelton, Marilyn Marchman, Alice Moore. my Cook, Steve Marshall, Simon Jones, Doug Lowman. 1 Larry Stallcup, John Logan, Jimmy Bradley, Bill Byers, Steve Stallcup. gifkfv 7 orus Like the Men's Chorus, East High's Girls' Chorus consists of a group of girls whose voices are harmoni- ous with one another and who are capable of presenting good pro- grams of music whenever called upon. The girls are chosen by the director on the basis of individual tone quality and voice potential and are drilled in the basic fundamen- tals of music and voice.