Garner High School - Lecole Yearbook (Garner, NC)

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I . ,i , fp Liv . Al ' ' BAND HI-LIGHTS The varsity band of our school has had a very eventful year. The band got off to a great start at the beginning of the football season. Under the direction of Mr. James A. Johnson, and the leadership of Tommy Neal, the band performed at several of the football games and made quite an impression on the spectators and community wth its Halloween performances. The band attended the Christmas parade in Raleigh, Clayton, and Sanford which were followed by a program at school before the Christmas holidays. The first annual Spring Concert was another important event. But most memorable of all was leading the Parade of Music in the Azalea Festival in Wilmington We wish to sincerely thank Mr. James A. Johnson for his guidance and under- standing, and also Mr. D. W. Sanders for standing behind us in all our undertakings. 105

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Mervlyn Kay Poole Becky B1vens Watkins Carolyn Stancil Joyce Gray June Bridges Sally Alice Hinton head majorette Updegraff Marie Partin Fish Teresea Updegraff

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First row: Sauls, Wall, Grissom, Hatcher, Watkins, Burnette, Castleberry, Ford. Second 'row Johnson, Murray, Kelly, Gibson, Smith, Mrs. Smith. Thrrd row:'H1ckman, J. Johnson, Coburn Cash, Prince, King, Buffaloe, O'Daniels, Harrington, Meadows, Fisher. Fourth row: Robertson Pierce, King, Ormond, B. Wall, Benson, Ray. THE SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club holds monthly meetings and discusses various projects for the betterment of the school. At the end of the meetings, a program is usually given relating lam to the language. The Spanish Club wwf W this year has already had a social 5! ' ' event in which all the members participated. The purpose of the club is to MRS. EUc.r:NxA SMITH S O or endeavor to understand something p ns of the Spanish-speaking peoples, their customs and habits. Every student taking Spanish is a possible candidate for the club.