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

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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

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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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able year on their individual projects. 4 ..- .? D E: 9. ID S :- o o- 2. o B Q 3 .. :r G W E M :r D : o. 'U 91. 0 .-. .-. N Q c o- :- D c N CA -o fl :a :' 5. ... B' .. D' N B' SL 'u o FYI 3 D! h 'S N E 3 FO l BRUSH AND PALETTE First Row: Wiltsie, Baird. Nero. Reid. Rogers. Coplln. Bnnford: Second Row: Sterner, Welch, Orland, Rival. Halverson, Meeker. Macy: Third Row: Pnrtington, Koeniqnberger. Morgan, Neal, Went. CAP AND DAGGER First Row: Cwlan. Gnxener. Dunlgln, Smith, McCall, ildey, Olson. Gravel. Heggen: Second Row: Wiltsie, Baird. Anderson, Anderson, Stradford. Wilkins, Miller, Levey: Third Row: Kulllnder. Armstrong. Maxwell, Grimes. Gay. Mel- lne. Bonlleld. CASTLE CLUB Fin! Row: Seevers, Tnrllnqer, Bishop, Lyman, Snegper, Gay. Blkllylr: Second Row: Arut er, Sundln, Sl re. Pringle, Gukell. Cakes: Third Row: Friend. Lund- berg. Wilson, Gooder, 'Wlnes. 2. The purpose of the Cap and Dagger Club, which is sponsored by Miss Bonlield, is to promote a better appreciation of drama among its members by study ing and producing plays. 3. A recently organized club is the Castle Club, which, with Mr. Seevers and Mr. Bakalyar as ad- visors, has a membership composed of persons either interested in or prollcient in the art of chess-playing. 1 ... X - 'I , ,- ia . 5 Care may kill some students, 77172 Qulll but don't care kills more.