Fieldale High School - Fieldcrest Yearbook (Fieldale, VA)

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. 1 5 EmmaJa.ne Via and Richard McBride checking their instruments before leaving for A11-State Band. awww Each year the band usually participates in such activities as marching in the Christmas parade and attending the annual band days at various colleges. This year the band played at the band days of Duke Universi- ty and the University of Virginia. Mr. Zimmerman rehearses in prep- aration for the Spring Concert. The band officers for this year are: President, Linda Tilleyg Vice President, Eddie Barnardg Director, Mr. Zimmermang Secretary, Brenda Merrimang S. C.A. Representative, Floyd Wyatt. Band Day at the University of Virginia Tiki' .3 4 ,U in fi M-.f fx 'R 'N ,- 4 Z5 it f ,

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BAND Clarinets: L i nd a T ille y , Mike Tilley, Alan Brymer, Nor ma Joyce, Penny Koger, Mack Arnold, Wayne Wright, Jimmy Minter, Ronnie Joyce. Bass Clarinet: Emma Jane Via. Sax- aphones: Ronnie Setliff, Gale Walker, Phil Martin. Flutes: Elva Adkins, Margie Barnard, Jo Jane Gilley. French Horn s: Larry Goss, R an dy J o y c e . Baritone: Wanda Hutchens. Trombones: Richard McBride, Larry Patterson, T e r r y M ar t i n , Fen Berry, Danny Hopkins. Cornets: Bobby Copeland, G. C. Huddle, Floyd Wyatt, Larry Steele, Gordon Wingfield, Danny Brown, Jimmy Broce, Robert Dettmar, Buddy Hubble, Peggy Williams. Bass: Richard Holland and Whudy Goard. Bells: Carolyn Brown. Per- cussion: Eddie Barnard, Larry Beheler, Ronnie Brown, David Jone s, Bob Joyce, Richard Hutchens. The Fieldale High School Band provides musical instruction and rec- reation for its members, and progresses under the able direction of Mr. Zimmerman. Through such activities as the Band Festival and All-State Band, participants have the opportunity to bring recognition to our school and meet youth from all parts of Virginia who are interested in music. With Drum major, Gary Critz, the majorettes, Regina Baker, Joretta Nester, Irma Sapp, Brenda Merriman, and Anita Baker lead our band in all parades. Q if I

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sh -41.- Left to right,first row: President, Mary Jean Plaster, Vice- presidcnt, Judy Rarnscyg Secretary, Janet Phillips, Treas- urer, Marie Lawerenceg and Librarian, Patsy Lackey. Sec- ond row: Jo Ann Hancock, Wanda Hutchens, Jackie Fudge, Violet Hubbard, Frances Martin, Sponsor, Mrs. Ross, Joan Turner, and Donna Daniel. MUSIC STUDY CLUB The Music Study Club consists of those students who are interested in music. Some of the aims of the Club are to help sponsor a music production, to promote an appreciation of fine music, to study the lives of well-known composers, and to study the history of music. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America con- sists of those boys and girls in our student body who are interested in becoming teach- ers after graduation. The Club endeavors to develop the beginnings of professional attitudes, to cultivate qualities of leader- ship, character, and scholarship among students, to study the lives of great teach- ers, and to render service to the school and the community. Leftto right,first row: President, Linda Tilley, Vice-pres' dent, Bobby Copeland, Secretary, Brenda Merrimang Trea: urer, Anita Baker, Reporter, Phyllis Nesterg and S.C.l Representative, Fran Dalton. Second row: Ann Copelanm Marie Lawrence, Connie Thornton, Gloria Shelton, Donr Clark, and Irene Hedgecock. Third row: Norma Joycn Brenda Martin,A1len Brymer, Junie Merriman, Larry Gos: Wayne Wright, and sponsor, Mr. Zimmerman. Fourth rov Fen Berry, Larry Patterson, Terry Martin, Ronnie Setlif Roger Price, and Richard McBride. alll