Littlefield High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Littlefield, TX)

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86 MEMBERS LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Gracie Russell, Peggy Gray, Jo Ann Parrack, Judy Christian, Peggy Wallace. SECOND ROW: Eddie Harris, Phyllis Foust, Joyce McCormick, Yvonne Smith, Nancy Burks Martha Williams, Carol Squires, Martha Jones, Jackie Hill. THIRD ROW: Edna Wallace, Janice Ren fro, Barbara Hock, Nelda Heard, Tommy Evins, Paul Renfro, Barbara Brown, J.C. Harrison, Dar rell Ogerly, Roy Lee Dunn, L.H. Porter, Bob Cannon. FOURTH ROW: Sherry Pace, Doris Heard Oleta Blevins, Lavoyce Oldham, Palmer McCown, Jimmie B e nnett, Johnnie Lou Windwehen, Sammy McCormick, Karen Williams, Jay Bridwell, Jerry Austin, Paul Williams, Bobby Weaver. STANDING Director Beryl Harris PICTURED BELOW: Monya Hauk-drum major, Paul Renfro-assistant drum major, and Harley Bryant assistant drum major fav

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EAGER BEAVERS IN EARLY REI-IEARSALS Eager beavers, who proposed to become one of the best AA bands in the state, began rehearsals for pep ral- ly and football game shows in August, while other students were still on vacation. In the fall the Wildcat B and was seen marching in parades for the Lamb County Fair, for the Jaycee's Rodeo, for the Sudan Fall Festival, and for Santa Claus at Christ- mas time. First place honors fell to them at the Brown- field Harvest Fe stival and they captured second place honors at the Lubbock South Plains Fair. From the six people who tried out for the All-State Band at the Texas Tech Band Clinic, December 10-11, Kerry King and Gay Douglas were chosen to go to Dallas as candidates, and the whole Wildcat Band profited from instructions received there. They made a quick switch from marching to concert music and prepared a Chris tma s concert in about two weeks. While preparations w ere under way for winter and spring concerts, every nerve was taut when one mentioned contest, This was the Interscholastic League Music Fes- tival, held in Plainview, where the band, as a whole, and individuals or ensembles were judged in competition from a wide area. There was little time for social affairs but all band members did enjoy the Band Banquet and they were guests at a picnic given by the Band Boosters in the spring. PICTURED, CIRCLE: BobBrune, president. RIGHT: March1ngBand BELOW, LEFT Beryl Harris, director. BELOW, RIGHT: Harley Bryant, vice president Jo Ann Parrack librarian Frances Lou Hall, secretaryg Paul Renfro, trip manager

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