Chandler High School - Lion Yearbook (Chandler, OK)

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Drum Major KATHRYN CLOVER Kathryn served loyally as drum ma- jor to the C.H.S. band during 1946 and 1947. Besides leading the band to many honors, she herself won ex- cellent at Shawnee and excellent plus at the district meet at Oklahoma City in twirling.

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MRS IOY C. CHANDLER S ponxor EDDIE GREEN Frerbman Editor I HW HAZEL RAMSEY Sophomore Editor IDA MAE TURLEY Iunior Editor PATT EMRICK Senior Editor , l, I.1,fF!! 11

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CHANDLER HIGH SCHOOL BAND . . , K - 'N Top Row: Iesse Wiseman, Bill Shafer, Richard Renner, Chester Iones, Tommy Harris, Eddie Green. Hugh Seaborn, and Iamic Hereford. Fourth Row: Conrad Hart, Leon Bolen, Leo lliswell, Ierry Wolf, Tommy Wilson, lack Ashley, Roger Miller, and Bobby Burger. Third Row: Iames Hamley. Hallie Thompson, Ida Mae Turley, Betty Klinglesmith, Marilyn Myers, Wy- etha Williams, Barbara Stalder, Helen Ann Biswell, Avis Ann Cox, james Crews, and Mrs. Doris C. Wynd, director. Second Row: Ruth Ann Thompson, Carolyn Smith, Lorena Ambler, Carl White, Gene Allen, Elton Dixon, and Marilyn Penny. First Row: Kathryn Clover, drum maiorg Freida Smith. Molly Childress. Ruth Ann Hutton. Tommy Osborne, john Phillip Robertson, Martha Lois Biswell, Kenneth Clover, David Erwin, Don Tncnt, lack White, and Mary Iune Sager. Kneeling: Martha Sue White, Ioan Curry, and Gerry Marshall, twirlers. Chandler High School's band earned many honors during the last two seasons. Under the able direction of Mrs. Doris Wynd the hand won superior fbestj in Shaw- nee's marching contest, excellent in playing. At the Oklahoma City district meet the band's marching brought superior and playing, excellent. The C. H. S. band is one of the three class C bands in Oklahoma to win a superior rating for marching at the state contest held at Norman. Concert playing earned another excellent rating at state. At the Enid Tri-State Band Festival, the band won excellent in both playing and march- ing. Second place and a cash prize was awarded the group at Guthrie's Old Settlers Day parade. Instrumental soloists brought home several superior and excellent ratings. At this writing the band has won first prize at the Edmond Homecoming parade.