Dunbar High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Dunbar, WV)

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Mixed Chorus Seated on floor. left to right: Nellgene Stanley, P a t t y Arthur, Frances Dudding. Seated: Lilly Hawkins, Anne Carney, M y r t l e Young, Loretta Ranson, Jean Dawson, Donna En- dricks, Ann Cross, Jac- -- ---- --f queline Lytton. Standing: Nancy Williams, William Leavitt, Jo Anne Jack, Charles Riffee, Dorthla Faber, William Earl Rader, Doris Martin, Jack Dudding, Ethel Casto, Harold Crickenberger, Jeanne Mount, Kellis Gillespie, Audrey Hamilton, Elbert Amick, Freda Lindsay, Claude Lanham, Helen Slaughter. John Hoffmann, Wanda Parsons. Combined voices of boys and girls make up the Dunbar High School Mixed Chorus. This group, the only combined organization on the program, marks a colorful spot in each spring concert. This vocal. club meets weekly and the membership consists of Students from the other music organizations under the leadership of Magdelene Servais. The Mixed Chorus sings each year for the commencement program. Officers for the y tary-treasurer: and Claude Lanham, librarian. ear are: Dortha Faber, president: Jo Ann Jack, vice-president: Bill Rader, secre- A new club has been added to the list-the Record Club, sponsored by Elizabeth Hamilton. The objective of this group is to appreciate the wide scope of both the popular and classical music produced in record form. Officers for the first semester were: Ruth Sayre, president: Jackie Mundy, vice-president, Anne Smith. secretary-treasurer: and Elealwl' Higgins, Program chairman. Second semester: Ruth Sayre, President! Virginia BOWGH, Vice-Pf9Sid6I1tC Nancy Williams, secretary-treasurerg and Ray Sayre, program chairman. Seated 011 fl00l'1 D0i'0iliY LUCHS, Hlllda Lehman, Anne Smith, Jackie Mundy, Ronald Payne, Joe Ferrell, Eleanor Higgins, Rea Jo Lathey, and Anne Cross, Seatedi Betty Cline. Emalee Hall, Phyllis Townsend, Audrey Hamilton, Katherine Knopp, Maxine Boggess, Ruth Sayre, and Virginia Bowen. Standing: Harold Criekenberger, Lucy La Carte, Ray Sayre, Frances Anne Dudding, William Earl Rader. Nell Gene Stanley, Katherine Hayes, Nancy Harris, Joan Garrett, Freda Lindsey, Nancy Williams, Jean Dawson, Mrs. Hamilton, and Buelah Wilson. as Record Club

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Senior Glee Club Ruth Sayre, Doris Martin, Nellgene Stanley, Jean Daw- son, Betty Cline, Ann Cross, N o r ma Jean McLaughlin. Patty Arthur, Dorothy Pat- terson. Mary Lou Akers. Sec- ond Row: Myrtle Young, Joan Garrett, Katherine H a y e s , Donna. Endricks, Ruby Lou Bright, Marshalene Douglas, Belva Reed, Betty Pitchford, Audrey Hamilton, Lilly Hawkins, Ruth Seafler, Virginia Young, Dorothy McCormick, Katherine Knopp, Nell Webster, Mildred Hall. Third Row: Loretta Ranson, Jeanne Mount, Jean Lilly, Barbara Lykins, Maxine Boggess, Freda Young,, Velva Rutledge, Myrtle Thorton, Mary Louise Marriner, Wanda Parsons, Frances Ann Dudding, Mildred Dawson, Nell Catherine Lucas, Lorena Simmons, Orpha Douglas. Fourth Row: Mickie Cross, Elberta Coleman, Helen Ferrell, Sybil Clinton, Rosemary Reed, Mary Pignato, Carmelena Ianello, Doris Reed, Catherine Withrow, Anne Carney, Irene Buckalew, Doris Patterson, Dorothy Reed, Naomi Spradling, Norma Perkins. Greta Smith. Mary Lou Smith, Roberta. Coleman, Delores Jividen. Fifth Row: June Ann Tur- ley, Helen Slaughter, Jo Anne Jack, Barbara Arthur, Jacqueline Lytton, Rowena McComas, Caroline Lingle, Lura Samplw, Mary Feldhause, Lavonne Meadows, Ruby Guthrie, Eleanor Higgins, Colleen McAtee, Anne Smith, Jackie Mundy, Mary Garnes, Wanda Surface. Girls in the tenth, eleventh. and twelfth grades who have a keen desire to study vocal musi-c, both old and new, and who are especially talented in singing are eligible for membership in the Senior Glee Club. Annually, the club sponsors a spring concert in which all vocal groups of the school take part. The officers for the first semester were: President, Jean Dawson: vice-president, Doris Martin, secretary, Nel- lgene Stanley, and treasurer, Helen Slaughter. Second semester: President, Doris Martin, vice-president, Jo Ann Jack: secretary, Nellgene Stanley, and treasurer, Helen Slaughter. Sybil Clinton and Helen Ferrell acted as lib- rarians throughout the year. The Junior Glee Club is composed of girls in the eighth and ninth grades who are interested in vocal music. One of its, main activities of the year is to participate in the annual spring concert. Officers of the club are: Phyllis DeWeese. president: Sara Downing, vice-president: Margaret Rice. secre- tary-treasurer. Kathleen Hunter was elected treasurer first semester, Phyllis Kiser and Delores Rockhold were librarians during the year. First Row, left to right: Donna Ayres, Frances Lucas, Marion McClung, Cynthia Harris, Helen Sergeant, Juanita Sprudling, Patty Wharton, Dorthea Stevens, Martha Keeling, Marlena LaTurskey, Sue Poorman, Mary Martin, Roberta Ranson, Phyllis DeWees, Sara Downing, Rea Jo Lathey. Second Row: Barbara Pignato, Joyce Belcher. Norma Hartley, Phyllis Jackson, Anna Dean Cavendar, Doris Smith Alvl Reed Dorothy Crowder Ann Robinson. Mutha Recd, Edith Garnes, Betty Belle Hill, Marie Young. Delores Skiles, Jo,Ann Johnston, Mary Jane Knopp. Third Row: Jackie Pitchford. Lillie McMohan, Aloma Sider, M M i Eva Faye Smith, Betty Jo Clifton, Norma Goff, Frances Smith, Dorthea Painter, Iola C a s to, Josephine Jeffries, Emma Jean Jones, Betty Saunders, H el e n Gabbert, Kathleen Hunter. E m m a Roberts, Geneta Honaker, Jean Lee. Junior Glee Club First Row. left to right: Doi'- tha. Faber, Dorothy Knopp, Emalee Hall. Patty McClung. Ethel Caste, Betty Shaffer,

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Junior Band First Row, left to right: Jackie Pitchford, Sara Downing, Ronald Propps, Robert Raines, Virgil Dewees, Eddie Carper, Buddy Carroll, Norma Hartley, Lillie McMahan, Lyle Simmons, Charles Lucas, Billie Joyce Belcher, Billy Hancock. Second Row: Jean Burgess, Billy Boggs, Harold Hinzman, Bill Lilly, Robert Hoffmann, David Crickenberger, Billy Godbey, Hobart McComas, Ray Wilson, John L, Sullivan, Lawrence Phillips, Imogene Jones. Third Row: Patsy Caldwell, Leland Wagner, Robert Shepard, Jean Lee, Joe Dudding, Cletis Farley, Morton Taber, Garland Thompson, Lura Belle Withrow, Mary Margaret Withrow, Fourth Row: Glenn Speck, Harold Williamson, Charles Goodmen, Robert Rader, Carroll Thomas. The Junior High Band is organized for the purpose of acquainting pupils in the 7th, 8th, and 9th grades with the fundamentals of instrumental music reading, interpreting and playing as a re aration . V D P for advanced musicianship in the senior band. This year's band combined with the senior band in parading and playing for two of the varsity foot- ball games last fall. It provided an amusing but well-executed half-hour on the annual band assembly program: attended the All-County Festival at Charleston where more of its members qualified for posi- tions in the All-County Band than a th ' d' ' ' ' ' A ' ' ny o er in lvidual band participating, and it presented its own spring concert, Sunday afternoon, April 22. Musicians of future years are started in the right footsteps by the Junior High Band. The Korn Kobblers is a unique organization. It is not only unusual in its musical t arrangemen s but also in its attire and the comical method in which all its performances are presented. Its membership is composed of some of the most outstanding band students. Not only does thi! group entertain our school in a bang-up fashion but it visits local high schools where it is also Wel- comed heartily. First Row, left to right: Ray Sayre, Bill Rader. Second Row: Bill Leavitt, - -V---1 f-f Elbert Amick, Claude Lanham. Third Row: Harold Mar- tin, George Jackson. Charles Riffee. Korn Kobblers