Live Oak High School - Quercus Yearbook (Live Oak, CA)

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JLEE CLUB BARBARA DOW MR. C. F. SMITH Pianisl Direcfor The glee club, direcled by lvlr. C. li. Smilh, has been very successlul lhis year, This group appeared al Parenl-Teacher meelinqs, sludenl body assemblies, dillerenl clubs in lown and lhe lvlusic lzeslival held lhis year in Marysville. Seven ol lhis year's members were in glee lasl year. The sopranos are Rulh Pulman, Dona Kirlcpalriclc, Wanda Sline, Doris Lewis, Jeanne Dupras, Lorraine l-larlman, Colleen l-lodge, and Lois Killingsworlh. Second sopranos are Sandra Wied, La Fern Fuller, Alice Thayer, lvlarceline Ralcow, Marianne Spilman and Shirley Bendar. Allos are Rela Lane, Naomi Reid, Georqene Gar- rell, lvlarie Seyerini, Wilma Thayer, Alice Galbreaih, lvlargarelha Gelardi, Gerry Kilchens and Zelma Slone. Barbara Dow is lhe accompanisi. STANDING, leff fo riqhl: Mr, C. F, Smilh, Marqarefha Gelardi, Georqene Garrell, Alice Galbrealh, Della Easlerwood, Shirley Bendar, Alice Thayer, Marianne Spilman, Doris Lewis, Jeanne Dupras, Margarel Penderqrass, Lorraine Harl- man, Colleen Hodge, Barbara Dow, Zelma Stone. SEATED: Naomi Reid, Marie Severini, Gerry Kilchens, Marceline Rakovq Sandra Wied, La Fern Fuller, Wanda Sfine, Ruth Pulman, Dona Kirpalrlck.

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BAND MAJORETTES Mary Amos, Shirley Bendar, Sandra Wied. The band, considered The ToundaTion oT spiriT and pep aT games and oTher school acTiviTies, has had a very successTul year. Under The direcTion oT Mr. C. F. SmiTh The band has parTicipaTed in many acTiviTies which have proved educaTional as well as enjoyable. The band Toolc parT in many school aTTairs, such as pep- rallies, games, and oTher engagemenTs. The band perTorrned in January, in Yuba CiTy, aT The dedicaTion oT a carload OT Tood To Europe, sponsored by The churches oT SuTTer CounTy Tor The C.R.O.P. program. The much loolced Torward To SacrarnenTo Valley lvlusic FesTival aT Marysville held annually in April, was aTTended by The band. T-lere The band Toolc parT in The always colorTul parade, which demonsTraTed The band's abiliTy To perTorm while marching. Following The parade, a conce-rT was held in which The band parTicipaTed and mainTained iTs high sTandard oT perTormance oT pasT years. Favorable cornmenTs were made by iesTival criTics. The bands lasT public appearance Tor The school year was graduaTion nighT where Ihc lasT lingering noTes Told oT a very successTul year and gave promise QT conTinuing porTorrnances in The years To come. BAND PERSONNEL TRUMPETS: James McElroy, Merle Howell, Joe Huber, Charles Davidson, Herschel Roberts, Tony Aquiar, Greyson Phipps. CLARINETS: Whisfle Gaifher, Colleen Hodge, Barbara Dow, Elvin Fillmore, Rufh Pulman, Norma Sfonecipher, Wanda Hodge, Marilyn Hodge, Billy Peterson, Georgia Finley, Carol Horn. FLUTE: Lloyd MerriTT. HORNS: Bob KnighT, Mary Williams, HuberT Johnson, Tommy WrighT. TROMBONES: Bernelle Risenhoover, Marilyn Menlh, James Cole. TUBA: Tom Galbrealh. SAXOPHONES: Marie Severini, J. D. Vaughn, Marianne Spilman. BARITONES: John Couch, June Couch. PERCUSSION: Hoover Galbreafh, WalTer Gelardi, Lorelfa Miles, Wanda Sline, Refa Lane.

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FUTUI E FARMERS V F AMERICA 1887 The Fulure Farmers ol America, which is an organi- zalion of aqricullure sludenls, has accomplished much during lhis school lerm. They sponsored one of lhe our slandinq dances ol lhe year, lhe annual FFA Barn Dance. Olher imporlanl aclivilies were lheir Greenhand inilialion, Falher and Son Banquel, rol- ler slcaling parly wilh lhe Fulure l-lomemalcers, and lhe lrip lhe boys loolc lo lhe Cow Palace in San Francisco, where several of lhe member's exhiloiled lheir live sloclc. The FFA has The candy, carbonaled beverages, and gum concessions during lhe noon hour. Everyone is familiar wilh The Ag Shack. lvlr. McGuire and lvlr. Weidinger are lheir advisors. BACK ROW, lefl lo riqhl: Marvin Eisenhauer, Raymond Johnson, Ray Benzel, Lloyd Baker, Lowell Kilby, Jim Kilmer, Clyde Walker, Wayne Shaw, Waller Slone, LaVerne Felber. FOURTH ROW: Leonard Neal, Isom Forguson, Lesler Carler, Ray Hunl, Jimmy Armocido, Leroy Barber. THIRD ROW: Frank Armocido, Truman Hendrix, Harry Biggs, Vernon Johnson, Huberl Carler, Miguel Araiza, Oscar Wolfe, James Winters. SECOND ROW: Mr. McGuire, Ray Lea, Edward Boone, How- ard Jordan, Floyd Baker, Norman Wright, Marvon Hensley, Tommy Smith, James Mullins, Mr. Weidinger. FRONT ROW: Jack Pulman, Whislle Gailher, Leo Backman, John Couch, Huberf Johnson, Lloyd Merrill, LeRoy Slacy. 4, v 5