Fayette County High School - Golden Memories Yearbook (Fayetteville, GA)

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First Row: Beckett. Harty. Phllllpa. Hunted, Iona. Knudsen. Ronlt. May. Tall- man. llllan, Carlson. Caplan. Schwartz. Lundgren. lammell, Smith, Woodward: Second Row: Daniela. Warne. McGrath, Cooper. Terrell, McKtbben. Armstrong, Keates. McCall, Webster. Rumple, Gly. Robeakyi Henson. Malmberg, Hauge. Clark. urtz: Third Row: Glnabefl. Kul- lander, Armbruater. Iohnlon. Thornton. Hamilton. Heyer. Lazonhg. Erickson, Hoi- man. Sargent. Sargent, amllton. Frazier. Brockett, Luka, anllm. Reid: Fourth Row: Perltlnl. Yevell. Frazier, Prlebe. Mason. Iesulern. Slaughter. Piper. Laraon. Squires. orterf Gann. Staten. Leaven- good, Nelson. Barldon: Filth Row: runer, Ferris, Burnel, Rig a. Krentr. Aitken, Brownlee. Rldenour. olly, Scott, Bullta, Allender, McLaughlin. ett, Rllth- hard. Wakelleld, Nllea. BOYS' GLEE CLUB First Row: Tallman, lequlem. Muon. Skinner. Rigs, Aitken, Krentz, Larson. McLaughlin, avta. Gunn. Staler: Second Row: errls, Frazier, ,Prlebe. Burns. Allen- der. Pratt. Ritchhart, Scott, lohnaon, Por- ter. Luett: Third Row: Slaughter. Taylor. Ptllman. Rldenour. Spencer. Smlthaon. jolly. Squires, Wakeleld, Nelson, Bartdon: Fourth Row: Perkins. Bruner, Yewell, Stebblnga. Porter. Piper, Beverley. Brown- 'lee. Bu lla. Hadaell. Leavengood. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First Row: Nauman, Laclroua. Mc- Grath. Helleatad. Lounaberry. Webster. Morgan. Tallman. Bor . Hamilton, Kurtz- weil. Seize. Rogers: Second Row: Chase. Chase. urphy. Bdmln. Cox. Schwartz, Cobleg Kreger. Neuwerth. Dansken. Gra- ham. xllne, Allen: Third Row: Leonard. Thornton. Bolich. Thomas, Hamilton. Heyer, Wllcott, Rahmond. Lazonby. Le- Mar. Erickson, artln. McGlothlen, Cowen, Fans. I I The East High Mixed Chorus which is conducted by Mr Tallman, has given many excellent pre- sentations this semester and has spent much time in making them interesting and entertaining. 2 This spring the Boys Glee Club and the Gxrls Glee Club together with other city high school large musical orgamzations presented a gigantic musnc festxval instead of entenng the state contests. This was a very worth whxle as well as entertaxning presentation slnce it helped show the friendship which existed between 75 Who ceases to be a student Q Qu' has never been one.

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ORCHESTRA Front: Smithson, Brought: First Rows Nielson, Ofterdinger, Map ethorpe, Randle- man, Grant. Phillips, Holfnian, Oliver, Thomas, Bruner, Borg: Second Row: Lundberg, Dowell, Pittman, Casebolt, Palmer. Mr. Wasson-Director. Rumple, Beswick. Allen, Hadsall, Alsted, Third Row: Warren. McDowell, Pittman, Stan- hrough, Gracely, Lundgren, Rogers, Frye, Peterson. Steele, Lin er: Fourth Row: Frink, Houser, Merrill, West, Rife, Mil- ler, Kurtz, Krouse. Anderson, Olson, Kerr: Fifth Row: Davis, Ault, .Davis, Brustman, Newton. BAND First Row: Brought, Wasson, Sned- don, Patrick, Larson, Simpson, Mack, llennlson, Gilbert Priebe. Rownt, Monteith, lmmons, Keer: Second Row: Lang, Mc- Glothlen, Warren, Foust, Brace. Chinn, Kaestner, Pittman, Weiss. Bryan. Walter, Bragerg Third Row: Delpierre, McDowell, Schren, Hadsall, Neuwerth, Peterson: Fourth Row: Patton, Purd . Anderson, Newrman, Kulpatrick, Tohis, Dewey, Sa re, Kurtz, Wilkins, Douglass, Krause: Fizlh Row: Houser, West, Merrill, Rile Miller. Gibbs, Scott, Kane, Ofterdinger. Daniels, Rumple, Garrett: Sixth Row: Summond. Adams, Marshall, DaShiell, Anderson, Cumtston, Holton, Frink, Houser, Ridenour, Hidlundg Seventh Row: Steele, Smithson, Beck, Newton. Borg, Claybrook, Iacobson. SOCIAL ORCHESTRA First Row: Houser, Krouse, Anderson. Braught, Wasson, Smithson, Cox, Larson. Hauser. 3 l?' F1 -Q- 1' 1. The orchestra, also conducted by Mr. Wasson, has, because of its superior work, again proyen itself to be one of the most outstanding musical organizations of East high, 2. Under the able direction of Mr. has combined with bands of other high 3. This school has starred again. which is composed of some of the best Many a lazy man student feels that he could be quite comfortable if his conscience Wasson, the band has given several fine programs during the year, and schools in giving a city wide concert. At the school's many social organizations there is a llne orchestra players of the regular orchestra. il 3' fr 4 ' l I :-.vc I ' I Xl r lf' ' -Q - Y 1 fl' - ' ' E 9 :af ,r 7heQuiIl would meet him half way.

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STATE MUSIC CONTESTANTS First Row: Brustman, Borg. Phillips. H02-H' Beswick, Rogers. Houser: Second Row: K Mr. Wasson. Rumple, Caplan. Mr. Tall- man: Third Row: Knudsen. Hoifman. Sargent. Carlson, Sargent. Lundgren. AEOLIAN First Row: Knudsen, Iones. Oumple, Olson, Burchman, Tallman. Peterson, Wasson. Reid, Brownlee, Hartz. Gam- mell: Second Raw: Perkins. Krentz, Cap- lan. Lundgren. Carlson, Sargent. Sar- Yent, Ho man. Aitken: Third Row: lllan, Caplan. Laven, Scharnweber. Besurlck, Kurtzewil. Walter. Rogers. Randleman. MONITORS l. East high school was iwell represented in the district-subdistrict music contest bi these gnusicians who have spent much time and thought in preparation for the state contest in which we wish t em muc success. 2. The Aeolian Club, which requires candidates for membership to display their tial-ents before judges. has slgcgzssfurlly completed the semester project of' studying the lives and works of great musicians under the direction o r. allman. 3. The monitors, ushers. office girls, and movie workers comprising the service unit of the school, help to keep order on occasions. A I . ity f ' i1 I if lf rg' W 'L- E' 3 2? 95 There are more men enrolled - by study than by nature. We QUIH