Greenville High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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THE DEDICATIONI TO THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT -qconiinueap igf if I THE ENSEIVIBLES-'llmp rnw lleftl the girls' glee cluli, fright? the lmoys' glcc Clulmg scciiiiml rim' ilriill the hzmd at practice, Crightj the hziml im parzifle, liziving fmwiiccl the trziclitifmzil Civ: :it lmtlimi, lllk mixerl cliiimrus. receiveil high plaees iii the aiiiiiial state 4-mitesfs. lhiilei' his sible griiiilmive The ilepzirliiielif scum clevelopecl quite im exm-lleut I'ec-mul. In 1934, Mr. Giiy S. Huh-hins eiitereil the 1lll'l1ll'l'. During his six years sit Cl. H. S., his eoliomxs have 1-mitiiiiiailly plziveil high in state wmfesfs, while last year his U1'i'll9Sll'iI placed first in Sljllll-l't'?llll1lQ', sei-mill iii ni-wlies'ri'al per- fwiiiziiive, and the build plaveil third in lN'l'liUl'1l12llll'P iii ai mitimiail 1-mifest held at lillill'l0ll9. These are hut ai Few of his zievmnplishiiieiits. A salute 'ru om- iiiiisie ilepzirfiiieiifi mul il, siiieere wish fm' just as line ai 1'9P0l'll iii The future! 11 1

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THE DEDICATIONZ TO THE G. H. MUSIC DEPARTMENT , X ,A,A,....e..e. ...z..i,v. ,z-sam' -M-' ez- Q f' 'fx' , l Wf 'JZ,6 ff 7. k 7. W, r, tiny S. llnteliins, sliown in two eliaraeteristie poses above, has been di- reetor ot' tlie tl. ll, S. liantl anal oreliestra for tlie past six years. However, in tliis sliort periosl, lie liast'onn1l a tletinite plaee in tlie liearts of the stndents. 'l'lie niany pnpils who liaye liatl tlie pleasnre to stncly ninler Mr. lfnteliins have fonntl liiin not only a teaelier of nnexeelleml ability ancl skill, lint also a syinpatluetie trienil anil eonnsellor. ln atltlition to being' a inan who has won tlie liearts ot' liis stnalents, he is one of tlie inost versatile ninsieians in the state. ille was grrantetl a leave ol' alisenee tliis year t'or several weeks tlnring xyliim-li tinie lie playetl in tlie el'ainons Sontliern Synipliony oreliestra. iss 'l'lielina t'ool:, instrnetor ol' yoit-e antl tlireetor ot' tlie tel. ll. H. glee elnbs, has aeeoniplislietl nineli mlnring' lier first year on tlie Senior lligli faenlty. liaying- l1l'0llLl'lll' to ns atlcleml glory liy lier nntiring' etl'oi-ts antl ontstantlingg alnility as a ninsii-ian, ller programs liaye lieen ol' liigliest qnality, the renmli- tions lieantilnl, rellet-ting exeellent training' antl a lcnowletlge ot' voeal ex- pression to lie enyietl. NY1' l'eel g'ratel'nl tllat tlie year lias lmrong-lit to ns sneli a mlistinet asset' to onr seliool lil'e. Miss t'oolt eanie liere front tlreer ltligli st-liool. . . . . . . 1 .1 onr ninsie tlepartnient wlneli is so tleeply rootetl in tlie tratlitions ot ' . tl. ll. S. anal wlneli tor so niany years lias nplielcl antl grloritieil tlie nanie ot tlreenyille lligli seliool in all tieltls ot' ninsieal entleayor, we, tlie stall' ot' tln l5lJftl NAll'l'll.l'H, g'ratel'nlly tletlieate tliis, tlie twenty-tliirtl volnnie. 'l'liis ninsie mlepartnient lias liatl a great lienetieial et't'eet npon tlie stnilent enltnre at tt.ll.S. ttnr ninsie elasses in tlie past liaye gatlieretl a l'orini4lalile array ot ti-oplnes in yirtnally evei-Iv pliase til ninsieal enaleayor. Mr, tiny S, llntelnns antl Bliss 'llllt'llll2l t'oolq present tlireetors aswell as eaeli nieinlier ot tlie seliool v v ensenilmles liaye playetl iniportant parts in nplioltling' stanmlartls set by pre- yions gi-onps, llaek in 1924, wlien Mr. l7nl're lllianie assnnietl leatlerslnp ol tlie tlepart- ment, lie reorganized tlie oreliestra. lioys' antl girls' glee elnlis, all ot' wliieli 10 we

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DEDICATION: TO THE Music DEPARTMENT-ccominuedn S' f3T. elf I 12 1 - - 5,1 ' nu , 1 5 fl I Lvl. at, ., L, E Q flj The troxnbonists, from left to right: Johnny James, Jimmy Seacord, and Hobby Lindsay. Q 129 The trumpeters, from left to right, ,lack Cooper, Basil Manly, and Robert Patterson. Q 135 'lihe drum majorettes, ton left! Heryl Kerns, Crightj Fyelyn Robins. Q HJ Playing a hot clarinet, Lowry Burdette. Q C55 The clarinetists, from left to right, Roy llzlvenport, Brown Haynes, and XVilhnr l'llClis. Q 46? Allen Hodges goes to town on the trombone. Q 171 The szaxophonists, frmn It-lt to right, l lElI'OlK,l Sztntlers, ,lunins t'igt1'rism1, :intl t'l1:u'lt-s Scales. Q 181 llill Yoncc wr1tppetl np in his lnlm. Q ll?-NIJ l.itllt- .lt-rry llunt, the music rlt-pztrluit-nl's niztsvul, in action.