Bluefield High School - Beaver Yearbook (Bluefield, WV)

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Stage Band 4 ROW 1: W. Perkins: M. Snellings: R. Sheens: J. Hall: J. Snider. ROW 2: J. Hall: T. Smith: M. Lawson: S. Melcherg T. Adkins: S. Johnston. ROW 3: S. Thomas: R. Campbell. iz CL? Officers: D. Janutlo, Treasurer: Dillion, Sergeant at Arms: T. Smith, President: C. Arrington, Secretary: Campbell, President. V X 0 ,ff!'xCf,'f 1w74 5gvf7Q:Lg-:gy , , ,gif ,vi'f ,t,f OV, ojwf .00 iwytwvffi ' ful 'fn 056' , ef .frifff-fwf ,jvlfguio fi:'Wr2AfV J ' ,ggb ,J .jig .I ff gp A I f.fi'wl' 965'-'7i7'ff6'6Qj rffjf' 'Q I ififdy if UU ' There's a new sound around Beaver--the X ?M62' swinging sound of the big band. The best musi- I ,fd cians from the band are chosen to participate in the Stage Band--that lively band we love to hear at pep assemblies and basketball games. For this group, the big event of the year is the Stage Band Festival held in Charleston in the spring. There, the Stage Band is rated by a. professional, and outstanding members are chosen for a clinic band, which works to study the purposes of a stage band as compared withamarching band. Through such activities as these, the member s of the Bluefield High School Stage Band prove that music can be fun. ROW 1: R. Campbell: G. Bowling: R. Hall: B. Hawes: S. Goodson: L. Landrith.

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Band ' Q: si .2 ' :f - --'gm-1 , - . Y . ' I If g t 5- 54--T ii--2 5 ... V- ham Q One of the most colorful parts of our foot- ball games is the entertainment provided by the band. But these talented musicians par- ticipate in many other activities. They ex- pressed in music the real spirit of the holiday season at our Christmas assembly. Then too, our band was rated by judges at the County Band Festival this spring, and some members were chosen to go to All-State Band. In Janu- ary, some band members represented Blue- field High School at All County Band. Through service to the school and c ommunity, the band develops in tomorrow's adults an appre- ciation for the instrumental forms of music. ROW 1: J. Damrong D. Spradling C. Poe: S. Di1longC.Arrington. ROW 2: B. Craneg D. Fizerg B. Whiteg P. BlankenshipgL. Fowler. ROW 3: C. Gregoryg L. Ballard: M. Everettg G. Hopkins: D. Cooper: M. Goodwin: J. Hall: L. Carterg G. Coleman. ROW 4: S. Thomas: W. Perkinsg S. Johns- ton: M. Linkousg J. Sniderg W. Sageg S. McGrady5 C. Anderson: M. Snell- ings. ROW 1: J. Getgoodg E. Vincentg C. Peeryg S. Melcherg T. Adkins. ROW 2: R. Haveng R. HawksgC. Whittakerg G. Kanodeg D. Sawyersg R. Holcombg M. Lawson: J. Hall: T. Smith. The band at work. ' Jw S , , ' ,, 'Engl I.,

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P. Baldwin and L. Weier hunt for theme record. S. Milchin and A. King start the program . WI' The Beaver Bulletin 515 J. Feuchtenberger, in the middle of programing, is helped by R. Studebaker, D. Farley, and C. Bratton.