Carolina High School - Carolinian Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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Band The BAND, under the direction of Mr. Gordon Casad, held its rehearsals during school, and afforded many students an opportunity to learn to play a musical instrument. The band added spirit to football games and participated in various other school programs including pep meetings, P.T.A., and the Christmas program. The Band Clinic held at Parker in April and the spring concert were highlights on the Carolina Band agenda. One . . . two . . . three . . . blow! Bupign 4,- a-Zn

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Girls' Sanitation Committee The Girls' Sanitation Committee did a good job all year seeing that all rules pertaining to sanitation were carried out. MEMBERS: lst Row: Pat Stevens, Joyce Seay, Jean Merrill. 2nd Row: Joanne Wau- chope, Jean Motes. 3rd Row: Linda Black- well, Elizabeth Carter, Jane Trammell. Boys' Sanitation Committee Also working in connection with the Student Council, the Boys' Sanitation Committee kept students from damag- ing school property and made sure all the sanitation rules were upheld. COMMITTEE MEMBERS, lst Row, seated: Milford Payne, Nick Gossett, Vincent Ducker, Tommy Shaw. 2nd Row, seated: Jimmy Chambers, Harold Gillespie, Gerald Gib- son, Dickie Hunley, David Seeger. Standing, left to right: Thomas Everett, Jimmy Garren, James Lyda, Donald Baker, Bruce Suggs, Willie Lee, Douglas Hawkins. Mr. lsler and Mr. Hudgens worked with the committee.

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it n if V 3 4 Q l , H' 5? f I 4- -I -,,-- --3 y w,,-vQv- - 4 A- - 4 il, 6 5 Tf lPi'7 r , in Choral The CAROLINA CHORUS, under the capable direction of Mr. Warren Springs, performed at various school functions, which included the Christmas program and P.T.A. meetings. A highlight of the year was the Choral Clinic held February l9-22 at Greenville High. Everyone enioyed singing under the direction of Dr. J. Marion McGill . . . and the two-day vacation from studies! 1 5 , 18455 I' 7 i I ,. A - A ' A Jlg , V I A V