Ozona High School - Lion Yearbook (Ozona, TX)

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Hand The c rowning of the band sweetheart was one of the features of the spring band banquet. The members of the band conferred this honor upon Beverly Killingsworth, who received her crown from the hands of Don Lott. She was presented with a gorgeous bouquet of red car- nations, here being properly admired by Darl- yne Alford and Carolyn Stuart, right, the run- ners-up in the race. The Ozona band is good! lt looks good and it sounds good! lt added to the list of Ozona victories by winning sweepstakes at the band contest in Abilene. But every band needs a little added attraction, and what could be a bet- ter attraction than five pretty girls! Left to right below: Mary Lou Johnigan, Beverly Kil- lingsworth, Alleane Young and Elizabeth Pear- son were the twirlers and Carolyn Stuart was drum rnajorette. Their graceful performances added the finishing touch to an excellent band.

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Alto Clarmets Donald McCaleb J1m Burton Gearl Dean Long Bass Clarmets Dxane Phllllps Cam1lle Adams Sally Baggett Alto Saxoehones Ellzabeth Pearson Bama Burton Roy Ne1l K1l11ngsworth Nora Lara Tenor Saxoghone Johnny Jones Barltone Saxophone Jonathan Burton Cornets Gwynel Walker Robert Pr1ce Joe Frmend Jerry Carlman Art Kyle Ozamz High chan! Hand Cornets Plerce Mlller Loy Elmore Pat Woodall Rlchard S1keS Delma Martmez Janlce Semmler French Horns Tomas Lopez Antomo Gomez B111 Petty Mllls Tandy Roberta Johmgan Trombones Mark Wmte Terry Carlman J1mmy Freeman Ronnle B'eall Royce Ballmnger Bar1tones B111 Melnecke Jerry Jacobs Bob Memecke Dav1d Slkes Tubas Lynn Auld Edd1e Garza Bobby Sutton J1m W1111ams Owen Wagner Johnny Cooper Strmg Bass Howard Mock Percusslon Darlyne Alford Anne Davldson Carolyn Stuart Beverly K11l1ngsworth Frances Chlldress Belowl Mrs Joe T Davmdson presented the Kay Sxmmons Award to Darlyne Alford who had been selected as the member who had contrlbuted most to the band Thls award was won last year by Charles Sow ders and mn 1954 by Sh1rley Kost . -' Don Lott Pam Jones ' - I . . I I ' '

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5166 Klub 'yggy ' xh' ails. Under the expert direction of James Rollin s , the Glee Club sang its way to popularity among the s tudent s of O.H.S. The club gave performances in Eldorado and Sonora as part of an exchange program among the three towns. They sang at a s s e mblie s , club meetings and other programs, including the commencement program. James Rollins Director Mary Jo Ward, talented ac c om pan i s t for the group, served as President. Other officers were: Carol Friend, Vice-Presidentg Sarah Hicks, Secretary: Beverly Kil- lingsworth, Librarian: and Gwynel Walker, Reporter. lLeftJ 5 Mary Jo Ward ' Accompanist