Bucklin High School - Reco Yearbook (Bucklin, MO)

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26 - FRONT ROW: Carolyn Whisenand, Leroy Miller, Wayne Cunningham, Larry Amen, Bobby Teeter, Donnie Head, Gary Varner, David Cornwell, Donna Ervie, Bonnie Heaton, Lois Judas, Doris Slater. SECOND ROW: Garry Amen, Ronnie Gannon, Jerry Lovett, Mr. Phillips, Marvin Mendenhall, Terry Wilson, Paul McCarty, John R. Neff, Johnny Anderson, Carol Ann Milsap. Concert Band of Tomorrow The intermediate and cadet bands have ings. They are also learning how to play in been studying the fundamentals of musician- true harmony with intonation and balance. ship. They are learning the valuation of There are fifty-three members in these notes and the meaning of directory mark- combined groups. - FRONT ROW: Judy Herriman, Connie Burk, Linda McEntire, Margaret,LeMay, Frances Mendenhall, Judy Davolt, Janet Head, Charlene DeGeare, Ronnie Lane, Vaden Morris, Freddie Cunningham, Eugene Leibhart, Jimmy Curry, Leora Davis. SECOND ROW1 Jimmy Molloy, Bennie Twitchel, Dorothy Switzer, Bettywhisenand, Galen Switzer, Jerry Teeter, David Anderson, Billy Holmes, Gerald Akins, Garry Wayne Johnson, Delbert Taylor, Roger Head, Norman Gannon, Bobby Jobson, Garry Kitchen, Stanley Noah. ' N T:'?:-'fN'55'-1-f V M111--'V--V '---' W ,UE

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l - FRONT ROW: Mr, Phillips, Billy Myers, John R. Almond, Terry Collins, Joe York, Ronnie Collins, Gary Stone, Norris Bailey. SECOND ROW: Robert Foss, Richard Walker, Larry Bradley, George Kitchen, Raymond Yochim, Harold Harrington, David Siemens . Expression of Moods Through Harmonizing Songs The girls' glee club is a group of twenty- eight high school girls, which have been studying the importance of enunciation, vowel pronunciation, and the harmony of light classical music. Thesegirls meetregularly twice a week, and every other Friday, to work out any rough phrases which might be giving them difficulties. This group has taken part in two musical programs during the past year, The boys' glee club is a newly organized group which consists of fourteen freshman boys. These students are being taught the fundamentals of choral music. Up to this time this group has been singing in unison several light classical arrangements. They have made one public appearance, which was held at the annual freshman luncheon. Girls - FRONT ROW: Mr. Phillips, Loretta Douglas, Joy Teeter, Cheryl Heaton, Deloma Wolfskill, Mary Ann Heaton, Doris Overstreet, Margaret Payne, Maybeth Davis. SECOND ROW: Luticia Fitzgerald, Carolyn Baugher, Beverly King, Connie Burris, Marilyn Johnson, Marilyn Wehner, Patsy Wilson, Marilyn Dowell, Evangeline Switzer. THIRD ROW: Roberta Bailey, Herman Nylene Head, Carol Joyce Johnson, Beverly Hayes, Shirley Lovett, Claudine Bragg, Wanita Magers, LaVonne Fessler, Martha Anderson, Cody Cohoon, Lois Douglas. Uoyce Gannon, not shownj 25

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Ngvifgg in - FIRST ROW: Charlene DeGeare, Bonnie Heaton, Janet Head, Anita Molloy, Connie Burk. SECOND ROW:Y Kay Bragg, Judy Herriman, Diane Lacer, Claudine Bragg lDrum Majorl, Sharon Wilson, Cookie Ervie, Lois Judas. L ovices in Twirling The elementary and high school twirling marching band, leadership and the impor- classes have been vigorously working toward tance of precision. The instructors, Claudine the day when theywill be given the ppportunity Bragg, and Mr. Ron Phillips, have tried to to show their ability of precisionas they lead stress the old proven fact, that practice the striking marching band of Bucklin High, makes perfect. They are learning the fundamentals in 11. S, Twirlers- FRONT Row: Carolyn wnson. SECOND ROW: Lois Douglas, Maybeth Davis, Cheryl Heaton, Delorna Wolfskill, Claudine Bragg lDrum Majorj, Arleta Baugher, Evangeline Switzer, Sue Lovett, Paulette Carter.