Levelland High School - El Lobo Yearbook (Levelland, TX)

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. r'-. 1 -fu 5 '2,'L2' 12- 4 s -- - - ' Trombones and Tubas: G e r a l d Heath, Jimmy Metze, Sherrill Horn, Frank Lawlis, Oliver Shirley, Johnny Dupre, J. L. Turnbow, Richard Shirley, Sherrill Pounds. Clarinets: Sharon Lee, Editha Russell, Karnelia Klingensmith, Gail Eads, Nina Ha ven, Joyce Sa ge, Danny Mitchell, Jerry Dison, Leon Blevins, La Jean Timmons, Sue Copeland, Betty Morton, Nancy Derington, Sandra Brown. Band officers gather around Ga y Ballew, president, to look over a new piece of boogie h Y Snare Drums: Carl Shamburger, Pam Nesbitt,DOc McKay, David Benningfield, Ann Dupre. Drum Major: Gracie Wheeler. Flutes: Marijohn Rowe, Barbara Keene, Gracie Wheeler, Barbara Blair, Gloria Petty. Oboes: Kamelia Klingensmith, Phyllis Fielder. ,- ,.. music received by the band. Shown are: Bobby ff f Reid, Bill Billingsley, Jerry Pickens, Guy Bal- lew, Travis Shofner, and Betty Morton. N 1 l -f

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g'5'X .v -'B fog-if These pert and prancy majorettes at- tracted eyes to the front of the marching band. These twirlers are Nancy Derington and Bobbie Reid. Alto Clarinets and bassoons pl a ye r S are Oliver Watson, Glenda Miller, Janelle Hamill, Bobbie Reid, Marilyn Barton, and. Jackie Tim- berlake. ,fr S IMI ' Saxophones: Patsy Lincoln, Clara Howard, Nicholas Vascuez, Billy Jean Jackson, Jerry Cox, Alton Macon, Ted Lawson. Coronets: Bob Ewing, Jerry Pick- ens, Mike Metze, Roy Martin, Herman Guetersloh, Gene Ray, Travis Shofner, Eddie Hale, Thomas Taylor, Billy Rutherford, Nobby Vasquez, and Mack Tubb. drill. Q j lg' J ' U B a s S Horns: Ewell Pierce Ross Holman, Gerald Burney Troy Spears. French Horns: Jo Helen Law- son, Lutine Harris, Iennell Sin- clair, Martha Lincoln, Ed Ferg- guson, Guy Ballew, Shirley Bai- ley, and Bill Billingsley. A typical fourth period practice session is in the offing for L.H.S. band. Many hours spent in drill are ne c e s s a r y before bands can win prizes, so the Lobo band spends many hours in

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X L l i This is the opening of the Chorus' armual operetta that was presented in December. The program was one of three presentations of the school year. The first was a cantata in October, the Operetta, and a variety show that was presented in early spring. Shown left to right are Eugene Brunson, Bonny Stewart, Olen Petty, Marilyn Marcom, Oliver Shirley, Donald Moreland, David Benningfield, Chester jackson, Judy Cox, Herby Harding, Tommye Burnett, Nancy Coffee, Garey Lawhon, Donnie Morris, Sammie Goode, Weldon Steen, jimmy Metze, Lajuana jo Steele, Janice Grant, Sandra Tyler, Dick Westbrook, Martha Lincoln, Nell Conat- ser, Edith Bean, and Ann Dupre. I ' ' .4 Ralph Benningfield prepares another number for his chorus. This concluded four years that he has conducted both junior High and Senior High singers. During this time, the chorus has won sweepstakes once.