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FLUTES Crofton Smith Bagwell Quisenberry CLARINETS Manning Conyers Parker Blankenship Frazier Arnett McAdams Pryor Fulton Bledsoe Holmes Stough Davenport Tarver B. Holmes TROMBONES SAYOPHONES PERCUSSION BASSES BARITONES Hicks Northern McCulley McMeans Buster Williams Suites TRUMPETS Jackson Guin Mooney Bash Harlan Walker Meadows Kennedy Palmer Wariri Jones Bay Walker CONCERT BAND J, Shipman Kinney Morgan Peevey M. Shipman G. Dallas Sherill Moore Massey Savage P, Naylor Sorrells D. Dallas Wells Sheetz HiCkS fliraftan HORNS aug Loftin OBQE Sims V M. Smith B- Naylor P. smith Their concerts consisted of music for Crittenden County Hospital's Anniversary program, a concert in the gym at Christ- mas. and a spring concert. The Concert Band also played at the District and State Band Festivals. Wayne Jackson, Mike Holmes and Bar- bara Kinney made All State Band. The Concert Band practicing on festival music. 29
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First row: Linda Sevhrest, lieth llrekc-hill, Betty Joyce Tate. Juanita Smith, Nikki Hooper, llorothy Hass, Margaret Ullom. Linda l.oftin. Svconcl row: Rayilx-ne Hooper. Linda Cook, l,ou Layton, Ann Hinton, Sylvia Eaglin, Doris Baser. Joan Clark. Nita Smith. Betty Carol Adams. Third rowz llurltura Gran-s. Mary ,lane Stafford. Cl:-tu liroeke-lt. Fran Shipp, live Wlarne-r. Ovtavia Stewart. l'c-gut-y Sllllllltf, Nell Forhus. GLEE CLUB They liked to sing and we liked lo 11 em' them. The Glee Cluli is made up of students who like to sing. There ai re two see- tions. The activity Period Cleo Cluli meets once each week and joins the Fourth Period Glen Clulm in their concerts. The Fourth Period Glee Clulv con- sists of 23 memliers. Besides learning to sing they learn musio appreciation. A tape recorder proves invaluable to them in correcting their mistakes.
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t 5 I 5 I A .M i .iT i 5 1,W K X' I r u I Band rehearsal under Mr. Vance. CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES fcont.J Annual staff work on layout '--. SE A ul,, R-...Wo IIALII 'Ei 4 Coke break at end of fifth period. Relaxation at noon hour.
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