Cairo High School - Raconteur Yearbook (Cairo, GA)

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mem .yscmzem Organized in 1946, the Cairo High School Band has been most active throughout the twelve years of its existence. It has played for practically every civic celebration plus many out-of-town engagements. During the school year of 1954-1955 the band played some seventy-odd public performances averaging more than two a week. The band has participated in every band contest in the state dur- ing the past twelve years, winning a total of one hundred fifty-six First Division, ten Second Division, and two Third Division Ratings. W. T. VERRAN Dfrecfo, At the state contest in 7952, the last of its kind, the Cairo High School Band earned a perfect score of thirteen First Division Ratings, making an all time record. At the regional contests held in Moultrie in 1955 and1956, in Thomasville in 1957, and in Albany in 7958, the band made perfect scores of First Division Ratings for all of the many events entered. Altogether, this makes the sixth year, in seven years of competition, that the band has earned a per- fect score in contest. No other school band in this area holds such a record. Left to Right, First Row: Norma Lou Maxwell, Peggy Williams, Elva Bussey, Cookie Rodriquez, Stevie St Cully Clark, Franklin Wight, Thumper Bugg, Jean Whitfield. Third Row: Juana Hurst, Angela Hancock, Harris Jameson, Roger Hand. Fourth Row: Susan West,Jimmy Gancly, George Brannon, Roddy Rodriquez, Dicki

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-Q Q 5 QQ. 1. . I ' 1'-frssf in as - nn. .fl JEAN WHITFIELD a 'ia . ANGE LA HANCOCK 71.5. Zend RODDY HESTER .c...n r' M. 1. COOKIE RODRIGUEZ I ELVA BUSSEY Left to Right, First Row: Second Lieu- tenant and Librarian, Norma Lou Max- well, Drum Major and Second Lieuten- ant, Roddy Hester, Captain, AI Wight, First Lieutenant and Quartermaster, Kenneth Pearce, Sergeant, Culiy Clark, Corporal, Juana Hurst, Sergeant, Peggy Williams, Corporal, Von Richter, Ser- geant, Angela Hancock.