Wingfield High School - Rameur Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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ACCOMPANISTS: Tony Anthony, Susan Field. First row-Debbie Whitecotton, Kathy Slaughter, Susan Measells, Gena Krone, Cathy Rein, Susie Lumpkin, Judy Starnes, Karen Wilkerson. Second row-Don Varner, Carryl Baker, Norma Goodson, Diane Wilson, Leslie Heflin, Jackie Overby, Diane Keen, Jerry Nix, Cheryl Morrison, Margaret Preslar, Gwen Bullock. Third row-Tommy Avenmarg, Doug Frazier, Laura -Boyette, Donna Yelverton, Cindy Rives, Virginia Kaye Stampley, Cindy Runnels, Nancy Shook, Kay Parker, Beverly Quinn, SCOUY Polk, .lohnny Jones. Fourth row-Don Bridges, David McIntosh, Ronny Mahon, Billy Workman, Steve Cormier, Mike Thompson, Charles Estess, Joe Lott, Winston Lott, Gary Thrash, Jimmy Sullivan, Britt Singletary. Nat pictured-Ken Jones, Steve Rives, Terry Welch, Steve Cash, George Harrell, Peggy Bamett. And if I move my hand, my head falls off. What a day for a daydream. 65

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Band Deepens Appreciation For Music Stimulating an interest in classical music and pro- moting school spirit through lively marches, the Wing- field High School Band, under the capable leadership of Mr. Arthur Goodsell, began its second season. The Band has given several concerts for the benefit of our community and student body. For these per- formances, several of the Jackson junior high school bands were invited as participants. Representing Wingfield in the Greenwood Band Fes- tival, the John Bell Williams Inauguration Parade, the State Band Contest, all Falcon football games and on various other occasions, the band has certainly done its part in representing the blue-and-gold with out- standing performances. The students and Band Boosters Club sponsored a very successful spaghetti supper, which provided the band with adequate facilities and funds to carry on its excellent work. BAND: First row-Margie Mellen, Elaine Miller, Sherry wood, Zenda Sellers, Donna Collins, Margaret Lewis, Lil Bowen, Joan Bell, Dianne Mabry, Karry Gordon, Dal Moore, Dianne Daniel. Second row-Debbie Frizell, B Kennedy, Rodney Cochran, Linda Sessums, Kay Curley, C Hamilton, John Spain, Steve Yates, Cissy Lee, Ricky Rich Knight Bruce, Monica Shives, Bruce McDonald, Doug Johns WINGFIELD'S MAJORETTES: Donna Collins, Elaine Miller, Sherry Atwood, Joan Bell, Suzy Thomas. 66 g wma wmwswwmmnzmwmrrrf, I 2 E E l 5 Now you see itg now you don't.