Amarillo College - Palo Duro Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

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Affus UUo. GaUeae QfuUn. The Amarillo College Choir, under the direction of Howard R. Dill, was one of the most active organizations on the campus during the past year. With the aid of the Speech, Art, and Music Departments, it presented the Gilbert and Sullivan opera Trial by Jury and Kurt Weill ' s Down in the Valley, which were outstanding productions of the season. Besides giving the college Christmas Assembly Program, it participated in the weekly on-campus broadcasts, which have helped to create a civic interest in our college. Howard R. Dill Director FIRST ROW — Anna Ruth Bruckner; Carole Jean Barnes; Carmen Gomez; Libby Reed; Hallie Hamill; Lucy Gregory; Corinne Bowlin; Virginia Farris; Vera Ann Wilcoxson, accompanist. SECOND ROW — Barbara Carpenter; Beverlee Arnold; Joeline Witt; Frances Stone; Beverly Jo Nance, Social Chairman; Joardis Burnett; DeRema Byars; Billie Joyce Bird, Secretary; Lynn Danner; Dorothy Ann DeFee; Peggy Mead; Janet Cemohouz; Connie Clark; Eula Faye Riley; Ann Galloway. THIRD ROW — Elmer Lusby; Ray Stoneham; Bill Bateman; Eddie Bob Stone; Norman Sullivan; Ted Abrahamson; Neil Hawkins; Bob McCausland; Irvin Nelson; Willis Clark; Jerry Buttel; James Collins; Jim Reynolds; Jim Restine; Paul White, President; David Wyatt; Raymond Morrison.

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liadxfen, Rand All traditional band activities plus many special functions are performed annually by the Amarillo College Band. Its schedule for 1950-1951 included the presentation of special assembly concerts, assist- ing at pep rallies and basketball games, and playing for various radio broadcasts. A dioramic case showing the uniformed band in parade formation was the outstanding exhibit featured at the Amarillo College booth dur- ing the Tri-State Fair. Officers for the year were: Max Ray Faulkner, President; Peggy Williams, Vice-President. a f Charles Kiker Director P o C ' . r rviu:r :A ' - ipm j W-.Vv FLUTES Charles Steed Pat Schloneger CLARINETS Peggy Williams Betty Edwards Shirley Gaut Mary Ann Putman Mary Ellison BASS CLARINET Richard Cornelius ALTO SAXOPHONES Billy Beeman Winnie Smith CORNETS Lewis Lindsey Don Blackburn Winston Adkins TROMBONES Ray Jackson Ronald Bracken Bobby Hendrix BARITONE Max Ray Faulkner Shirley Foster Bill Stewart PERCUSSION Bill Payne FRENCH HORN Phillip S wartz RECORDING BASS James Jordan TENOR SAXOPHONE Douglas Teter T