Frankfurt American High School - Focus Yearbook (Frankfurt, Germany)

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'52 . ,ff 5 . VTP' ROW ONE: Left to Right, Mary Anne Miyares, Becky Wolfson, Marilyn Pumfrey, Virginia Search, Judie Cobb, Susie Wilkinson, Libby Williamson, Bobbette Melvin, Barbara Lewis, Cathy Hooper. ROW TWO: Patricia McDivitt, Diane DeBruler, Michelle Melcher, Anita Thomson, Carol Wells, Karen Yauk, Daryle Dickey, Doug Vogt, Jill Mclntire. ROW THREE: WendyWoodru.ff, Melloteen accompanist Wendy Woodruff plays for all performances that are not a cappella. Lew Brown, Walter James, Eddie Mitchell, Bob Crandall, Alan Hudson, Neal Galt, Lucy Mitchell, Beverly Williscroft. ROW FOUR: David Bordas,HughTorrance,Jerrold Zimmerman, Robert Emery, Mark Morgan, Bob Leftwich, Knox Herndon, Kathy Cobbs. Wledlateem A muffled melody moves down the hall during the day's first class period and all F.H.S.,'ers know that the Mellowteens have started the day with a song. Under the direction of Miss Virginia Johnson, this group of select performers has classical, religious, and popular songs in its repertoire. Performing for P.T.A. meetings, wives' Clubs, and German schools in the Frankfurt area requires continuous preparation by these black and gold robed songsters. They also entertained the student body in the Veterans' Day and Christmas assemblies. The climax of a successful year came when the first note was sung at the all-USAREUR Music Festival held at F.H.S. in the spring. 155

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PEPPER MAR LETTE , Captain Q, W. keezlecwlew MARTY LYBARGER NANCY RAINE Five spirited and enthusiastic Soph- omore girls were chosen at tryouts late in November to form the J.V. Cheering Squad. All were inexperiencedg but con- stant practice molded them into a fac- simile of their older, more experienced meters -- the Varsity Squad. Inventing new cheers or borrowing, when neces- sary, these girls tirelessly polished their routines and eagerly grasped all opportunities to heighten school spirit. 154 I PAT HANNON MARY ADAMS LINDA TOPP

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1 126 The subdued, ethereal tones of the Christmas Hymns as sung bythe eom- bined e h o r u s and Mello- teens fl ow through the theater to create the mood of love and good will assoc- iated With the season. amfmecl 9 ng Q 1' 1. 5 - K .A :'- .Z Q. WA I 1 - ,, L f -Q , R is R , - E ' sf lel, 1 .fa T is -.0 R J, .,:, E j Q- w , A ,, Q., ,Q t , -M,- , iii! -BQ' Q fa J .ni 1 t j il FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Taffy Bolster, Evelyn Schuster, April Wallaoh, Dee Katsiroumbas, Donna Perdue, Rosalie Buffum, Gayle Worrell, Cynthia Heller, Lynn Zimmerman, Mary Anne Mryares,Miehelle Meleher, Virginia Search. SECOND ROW: Luey Alieea, Carol Reinhard, Anne Shoudel, Peggy Hendrickson, Patricia Donogliue, Jo Anne Parmiter, Patricia MeDivitt, Marilyn Pumfrey, Diane DeBruler, Anita Thomson, Carol Wells. THIRD ROW: Lee Allison, Jerald M, Hunieutt, Bob Hawley, Larry Persons, John Schutt, Mark Wudowitch James Rackley, Wendy Woodruff. Lew Brown, Walter James Eddie Mitchell, Bob Crandall. LAST ROW: Tom Crawford Rainer Herzberg, Bill Davey, Gary Ehman, John Craig. Gary Johnson, Robert Zamora, Bryan Gruver, Ralph Slaughter James Thorne, Tom Bates, Robert Emery, Mark Morgan Dave Bordas. 3 a a ,