Corrigan High School - Blue Quill Yearbook (Corrigan, TX)

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President Vice-President ..........................--- Secretary-Treasurer ............... ...... Reporter Sergeant-at-Arms ...................... OFFICERS Elizabeth Sirman Emma Sue Smith Linda Safford Ann Marsh Cordelia Carter Q l i This fine organization has added much to our school life this year. The hands excellent marching was displayed in their numerous drills throughout the football season as well as in parades in Diboll, Cold Springs, and Nacogdoches. A second place trophy for marching in the Diboll Homecoming Parade was added to the school trophy ease. At a marching contest at Warren the band missed making first division by only a fraction of a point. Also, the band, with the Morning W'atth, presented a Christmas program, and plans are already being made for the annual spring concert. 'Q

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One of the ablest band directors Corrigan High has ever had, Mr. Renfro has led the band in a very successful season. He is a graduate of Stephen F. Austin State College, and his valuable experience has done much toward building a better band. Flagbearers: Mary Alice Purvis and Mollie Alsbrooks Cornets: Linda Safford, Emma Sue Smith, Ann Marsh, john Edens Carter, Patsy Dow, -Io Ann Sirman, and joe Ed Manry Clarinets: Rosemary Wilder, Barbara Henderson, Ola Mae Turner, Dianne Jernigen, Patsy Cantrell, Virginia McAnulty, Barbara Maxey, and Beth Richardson Flutes: Olive jeanfreau and Elizabeth Sirman Saxophones: Annette Burks, Cordelia Carter, Margaret Buckley, Sandra Purvis, and Polly -Thompson Baritone: Margaret Ann Crain Bell Lyre: Eunice Torbert Trombones: Darla Ann jones and Ann Huggins Bass Horn: B. L. Manry and Bethel Standley Bass Drum: Edna Earl Hughes Snare Drums: Virginia Skinner, Mollie Ann Smith, and Ernest Day. .- iii., l -1 ' 'Q 1- ,ag in-.-Lt M-Q- Ah, :AL .-.Y Ah-1 Al 1-it-l-4 I I V I Y 1 1 1 f - 1 f 1 A X 1 1 1 1, naw -in-f 1-,v

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, MAJORETTES DRUM MAJORETTE Elizabeth Sirman led the band as Drum Majorette for her first time this year. She showed much interest and helped in every way she could to keep up the morale of the students. Elizabeth has attend- ed the Huntsville Twirling School for two years and was taught pri- vately by Mr. C. R. Hackney. 3 Emma Sue Smith, an intelli- gent and capable majorette, has proven worthy of her position. She has attended two years at the Huntsville Twirling School and one year at Cleveland. Although this is her first year, she has gone far beyond our expectations. A junior, Emma Sue has one more year of twirling. W s..JG l '! N-4' ailfmawaw Ann Marsh has attended Huntsville and Galveston Twirling schools and has shown her amaz- ing ability throughout the past year. She, too, has had great in- terest in the band and in return has received the praise of each and every band member. Ann is a jun- ior, also, and is looking forward to another fruitful year. Mollie Ann Smith, one of the three majorettes, has enjoyed a very successful year. She attended Huntsville Twirling School last summer. Mollie Ann added much spirit to our band this year and won the honor and friendship of every band student. She is a soph- omore and has two more years of being out in front of the Corrigan band.