Georgetown High School - Aerie Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

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W , , ,,. g.,,eA,, . swf, is , n,Qw . ..1 1 f rs' .- st xg lifxksi' sw fs -gyms,-irfs 1' , - , as r, f. -W Y zmmsirg si . 5 .. .stag -a- r as ,E x 0 my . fa 7 Y f s. get baeaa ff rv' .H as gg -A ,mis Wye w as see is Q seam. I, av-iw ' f .sm s N ff l W . am' Y br ,Qs Qt t Wixiiiem s f .M 5, msgs ,M fee , sa ,fm 1 ,mr Q sr , up X s M s s s s s. e s X nr 1' sv I 'f f ' fs V... 1-fr 5 gg. f S l - . f' ' -, 6 as A gi f if :J - . 'L fi . - fr , r -' r Even with a few missing persons, we think that our Eagle Band makes an impressive picture in concert formation. Not only does director George Nelson see that the band gives us good shows during football season, but we have had three fine concerts. Also our band has been highly praised by contest judges, and a large number of contestants receive a one rating at regional contest each year. BAND points on the rating system. The BAND PRESIDENT R. I. Mott leads a discussion among band officers about how much work will be in- volved in obtaining another one plus at contest this year. Other officers are Pete Aleman, custodian, Karen Thorne, librarian, Shirley Bradley, reporterg Paul Hin- delang, custodian, and Carlela Keys, secretary. Seniors, R. J. Mott, L. Eads, C. Henderson, A. Sanders, M. A. Jones, R. Smith, I. Burks, D. Watts, Z. Wiggins, V. Whitfield, and H. Mercer receive their band jackets for having accumulated at least 175 Band Boosters Club feels that those who fulfill these requirements well deserve to receive these awards.

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A CAPPELLA CHOIR OFFICERS Officers are, Lyndon Rosenblad, presidentg section leaders Kay Caskey, Karen Hausenfluke, Kay Fred- ericson, Larry Smith, Imadell Burks, Jimmy Glover, David Watts, and Karen Smith, vice-president. A CAPPELLA CHOIR THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR, directed by Mrs. Mack Summers, is composed of the most select voices in the high school. Having appeared on many school and civic programs and concerts during the year, the choir makes an outstanding contribution to the community. The choir assisted the band in present- ing a Christmas concert and on April 21 gave their spring concert.

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BAND PERT AND PRETTY are the five majorettes of the Eagle Band. They are Pat Gamble, Jo Ann Rosenblad, Cathy Anderson, Karen Thorne, and Alice Valentine. DIRECTING THE BAND in the half-time shows and parades this year is their competent drum major Mary Ann Jones, who led the band in impres- sive marching shows. WINNER OF SEVERAL PARADE MARCHING CONTESTS, the Eagle Band brings home many honors. The band won the S100 prize for first place in the Lampasas Rehabilitation Parade and placed second out of approximately sixty Class A bands at the University of Texas Band Day.