Fulton High School - Falcon Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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DQ 5 5 PK Fulton students develop musical abilities Special groups have contributed much to the choir and band over the past years, and this year was no ex- cepuon. The Girls' Chorus added to the choir concerts throughout the year. Four outstanding members of the choir were named to the East Tenn- essee Vocal Association, and eleven Fulton singers were in the All-City Choir. The Color Guard and Drum Major were selected in the spring of 1972. Band officers were elected at camp before school started. The band had one member who made the 1972 Tennessee All-State Band and six members who made the East Tenn- essee Senior Clinic Band. E Q GIRLS CHORUS Front row: Betty Doane, Linda Riffey, Adondra McCanelly, Sherry Lakin, Sara Willis. Second row: Rhonda Sharp, Sherry Hill, Wanda Green, Beatrice Mayes. Third row: Ramonia Mize, Marvis Coach, Paula Nichols. Fourth row: Kathy Kesterson, Darlene Davis, Sandra Maloney, Teresa Brown. Fifth row: Tina Peltier, Gale Hall, Marsha Bost, Connie Shorter. Back row: Beth johnson, Debbie Grove, Donna Collins, Carolyn Moulden, Annie Underwood. E Fulton's members of the East Tennessee Vocal Association are Danny Hudgins, Laura Fite, Kathy Miller, Grady Peterson. ORGANIZATIONS 95

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AQ ETF B Q C 9 If J ,..,, .WW A All-State Band member, Bill Burkhart, practices for the All-State Band concert in Nashville, Tennessee. B BAND OFFICERS Gene Lovelace, captain, Susan Neal, secretary- D treasurer, Fred Ludwig, sergeant-at-arms, Candy Slagle, second lieutenant, Charles Dye, first lieutenant. C COLOR GUARD Mickey Valentine, Rose Willis, Nanette Porter, 94 ORGANIZATIONS captain, Ramonia Mize, Enid Bailey. Not pictured - lo Evelyn Minor, Michelle Rogers. ALL-CITY CHOIR Front row: Bill Howell, jenny Cox, Laura Fite. Second row: Anthony Roberts, Diane Bowden, Cassandra Martin. Third row: Daniel Stout, Kim Thompson, Randy Parker. Back row: Doug Peterson, Grady Peterson.

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Choral groups tape television shows The choir kept its fine reputation this year by giving several perfor- mances here at school and through- out the Knoxville area. The first concert presented was a sacred music program at the First Cumberland Presbyterian Church. In addition to the annual Christmas concert here, the choir presented a Christmas program on WATE tele- vision on December 17. Beginning in mid-October the choir was directed by Mr. C-ene Wilder from Carson-Newman Col- lege. Mr. Wilder's student teaching lasted two months and proved to be a profitable experience for every- one. ln April the choir participated in the all-city high school choir con- cert. Under the direction of Mr. Eugene McCammon, the choir competed in the UT choral festival in May. l AQ A Mr. Wilder directs the choir for the last time. B Cheryl Ogle, Randy Parker, and Kathy Miller, three indispensable pianists, slave every day for an hour to make the choir one of the best in Knoxville. C The choir practices hard for the Christmas program. D The choir performs the Christmas program for assembly. E Mr. McCammon directs the choir with enthusiasm. . 96 ORGANIZATIONS