Enid High School - Quill Yearbook (Enid, OK)

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I-I I I -'-fmlrnz-1-.IJ .V- ENID HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA LEe4f!!1-Q Tap rage: lerrv Dennis, Bill Sturdevant. Xkvallv Clements, loe Hume. hlr. Gerald l-lemphill. Kathy Gates. hlarv lo Langford. Lavena Park. i Second rose: Sandra Record. lane Carey, Nancy Conner. lo Ann Oshorne. lohn Renipel, David Hemphill. Sam hlood, hlartha Ann Lnruh. Nancy Peat, Klike Geis. Dick Hover. Boh Snowden, Tonimv 'I-homason. Carold Henson and Richard hlerritt, Tbirzl max' Klervin hfloore. hlarvin Kirkhani. Ronald Graham. Carol Bowers, Viola Xlitchell, Helen Qlaeksonj Cowsar. Pauline Newkirk. Charles Calivas and Doug Young. Bottom rose: Duane Randolph, Shelhv Smith. Robert hflurrav, Virginia Nlerritt. color guard. accompanied hy the twirlers. drizm mxjor and queen. On the ninth of December. Oklahoma A. and hl. held a hand clinic at Stillwater. Kathy Gates and Richard Nlerritt attended this work shop. A month later Enicls own Phillips Universitv had a clinic which 38 students attended. Then during 'ACupid's month CFClJ1'll2ll'f'D, Kathy Gates. Richard hlerritt and hlike Gels auditioned for the All-State band and were accepted. Ar the piano: Lavena Park. Bill Patrick and Vance Shirley Cox a hlarch was a big month lor the Pride of EHS. Earlv in the month. the hand at convention Nlarch the big to present the sixteenth animal Svinplionv. Song and Swing. lvlavecl for a YYCTU rally hall. On the twentv-Hfth of moment arrived. It was time The Prograin opened with the Star Spangled Banner, The first part of the prograin consisted of thc heavier pieces, The New XYorld Sf'IUPl1OI'lf'u and the STAGE BAND Peak, l nd Nlarilvn Patten. Procession of Nohlesf' Richard hlerritt. the student conductor. directed Fantasy on American Sailing Songs. As the program continued. the nunihers ht-came lighter. Vincent Younians lian- tasvf' Color:una and Arranger's Holiday were specially arranged Popular numbers. A noveltv. Nt-ll. the l:H1'II1Cl S Daughter. was Pantomimed by several hand students and narrated by LaVena Park. Night Beati- Contiimerl on Page 92 Top roze: Garold Henson. Tcmmv Thomason, hlontv ones. Charles Lewis. lohn Craig. VVallv Clements. Sl!C'0Hd Bottom Ar the drums: hlilton Andrews, Gregg Bond and rote: Edward Poslick. Jerry XVilkins, loc Nlorris. Doug Nleese. David Adams. Paul Rempel. row: Bill Davis. Robert hlurrav. Terrv Hitchcock, Phil Schrock, Robert Qualls. Don Beckwith. Nlarv Io Langford. Steve Cowden, Bob Clift. he ,, .. X, . 1 I I - it Z. f Q , if li I 4 . mf Z 2 - . , , c , . j sl l ill iz lv vi 1 Sins 4' lf it V Q. i 1- 4 Q CLI! ?Q1ia' N lllffvl