Big Stone Gap High School - School Bell Yearbook (Big Stone Gap, VA)

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-n-t-L+ -- A-' -if c iT Fl-Ui . . , x Y i Y - - 04-lin-QJQA 4 it r 4-4 Q Af 3, , i ' l , r i Pi left to Right, Bottom Row: Olivia Goldsmith, Brenda Tate, Susan Kilbournc-, Judy Mcffolgan, Patricia Salaita, Roger Daughtery, Myra Smith, Phyllis Witt, Jerry Ann Mayhew, Betty Sue Grubb, lornnrye Branharn, Mary Jane lile, Linda Draper, Jo Anne McCauley, Kathy Renshaw, Betsy Witt, Hershel Johnson, Second Pow: Patiiria Shuler, Brenda Youell, Nancy Edmonds, Bob by Harnblen, lrrna Blevins, Marcella Wright, Margaret Kiser, Lynn Sweet, Douglas Dalton, Virginia Miller, Johnny Mahafifey, Jimmie King, Rose June Edens, Peggy Bledsoe, Jack Campbell, Peggy Dye, Carrol Daughteiy, Mary Anne Lacy, Joyce Dorton, Ray Sealc, Mary John Mayhew, Patricia Burdette, Margaret Carr, Mason Collier, Betty Cole, Bobby Maris. Third Row: David Barker, Terry Slemp, Billy Lrle, Eileen Body, Sue Lrddle, Particia Wilson. Maiorottes: Shirley Davis, Peggy Parish, Peggy JO Wilson, Evelyn Dye, Patty Lynn Weatherly lDrUrn Maior- Sponsor: Betty lair Hill Buccanneei Barbara Jo Fletcher. Not Pic- tured: Peggy Lambert, Jane Felts, Scotty Combs, Marilyn Lawson. Eli li ,,,, 'Q There goes the band! On October the thirteenth Bristol was host to its First Annual Band Festival in which twenty-three high school bands participated, lt was a great day for those who love a parade W To the blare of trumpets and the crash of cymbals they filed by the reviewing stand on State Street to win the ploudits of the iudges and the heart of everyone. The final events of the day took place at Municipal Stadium prior to the Emory and Henry- Guilford football game. At this time the bands Drum Malor Patty Lynn Weatherly with her maiorettes. proved in masse three numbers Under me dlredlon ol the iudges. Then the three top bands of the Mzmbc-rs of the All Stato Band and Workshop. Wilson, Witt, Johnson day were awarded trophies. When Mrs, Mc , the Scale, Grubb, Mayhew. only lady band director participating, went out on the held to receive the trophy for second place, it was the home folk's time to stand up and cheer. We did. At the concert in Roanoke Mrs, Mc had seven representatives. The group was divided into two sections. In the All State Band were Betty Sue Grubb, Betsy Witt, l-lershal Johnson, and Patricia Wilson. In the Workshop were Ray Seale, David Barker, and Jerry Ann Mayhew. Alter three days ot hard practice the two sections gave a ioint concert, Mrs, Mc said, The All State Band was comparable to the best of college bands and the Worshop one, to a very good high school band.

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l ,I I . an ,, rg illlllimg , -15 1 Esso N I IA ,ln ll- J xr , - ' 'fre T ii- .rt 1 QOH' iv 'os 'Qi On the march to the Reviewing Stand. Xmas Parade. ' onsor Here comes Santa Claus. Down Manco way This year for the first time a junior band was organized which is composed of students from the grades. Here's to them - the future band of Big W Stone High! i The Band added a touch of color and erfter- tainment at half-time at all of our football games except the Norton and St. Paul ones. lt was a feature of the B.S.G. Merchant's Christmas Parade. Several members of the Band entered the Bluefield Regional Contest and went from there to the All State Band in Roanoke. The Band Concert given in the spring gave a performance worthy of praise. BUCCUWSCV The bull fight Mrs, Mc and her band deserve much credit for the excellent work which they have done this year. JUNIOR BAND Left to Right, First Row: Margaret Hoskins, Margie Hoskins, Kay Broadwater, Phyllis Fugate, Sara Lou Body, Phyllis Pannel, Connie Mahan, Nita Giles, Nancy Lile. Second low: Howard Sandt, Jerry Dooley, Beniie Strader, Morris Mahan, Dickey Stone, Josh Sandt, Frances Livesay, Paula Hoskins, Claudia Giles, Donna Lee Kelley, Mary Lou Daughtery, Tommy Pierce, Anne Broad- water, Tony Hicks, Joe Gibson, Hershel Clarkston, Jan Stewart, Gerolyn Dean, Third Row: Sammie McChesney, Anne Liddle, Jane Draper, Mary Anna Gibson, Judith Annie Cox, Arthur Bentley, Lilly Ann Orr, Kenneth Estepp, Carmine Lovens, Roy Palmer, Sandy Sandt, Fay Lovens, Ann Lee Witt, Joseph Varney, Betty Lovell, Jerry Johnson, Winston Witt. Fourth Row: Charles Robinette, Tony Ford, Edward Sizemore, Danny Hill, Ralph Shuler, Jane Fair Johnson, Mary Ruth David, Janice Clark, Eddie Joe Duffey, Johnny McCrary, George Polly, John D. Williams, Harry Brewster, Not Pictured: Charlene Kiser, Mary Elizabeth Quillen, Toby Combs, Kay Kiser. W I L