Hillsboro High School - Hillsburro Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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BAND SPONSOR This year, for the first time, the Hillsboro band had a sponsor nominated by the band and elected by the student body. Jodie Bibb, after being presented with flowers and honored by music, was escorted during the remainder of the half-time activities by drum maior Bill Gerth. The following received the rating of A , which is defined as Superior in the performance of solos or ensembles in Middle Tennessee Fes- tivals. Fairman Cumming. . . ........ Clarinet Sola Bill Womack ........ .......... . . Oboe Solo Priscilla Tewksbury, Janice Peterson. .Flute Duet Janice Peterson, Beth Stem, Priscilla Tewksbury ....... .... F lute Trio Priscilla Tewksbury ....... . . . .Flute Solo BRASS SEXTET Left to right-Bill Gerth, Howard White, Jimmy Green, Jimmy Vaughn, Bobby Dobson, Peggy George. FLUTE TRIO left to right-Mary Margarette Jordon, Beth Stem, Janice Peterson. FRESHMAN WOODWIND SEXTET Left to right-Dayton Nash, Julie Auerbach, Fred Smith, Beth Stem, Priscilla Tewksbury. -29

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FIRSTEROW-Paul Stout, Peggy Ann George, Bobby Lenk, Laurence Copeland, Sugg Carter, Fred:Robinson, Johnny Wilson, Kenneth Rein- hard, Billy Wilson, Leonard Mendelsohn, Bill Gerth-drum maior. SECOND ROW-Jimmy Vaughn, Merrilyn Holcomb, Elizabeth Graham, Beth Stem, Janice Peterson, Mary Margarette Jordan, Priscilla Tewksbury, Alex Wade, Ben Tittsworth, Lindsy McLean, Wayne Peek, Herby Yar- brough, Dayton Nash, Julie Auerbach, Fairman Cumming. THIRD ROW-Bobby Dobson, Ed Crossman, Gail Clark, Marilyn Smith, Wylie Hem- bree, Jackie Maddox, Chuck Smith, Fred Smith, Neil Boese, Howard White, Jimmy Green, Stewart Thou, Bill Sullivan, Randy Williams, Howard Cohen, Robert Allen. FOURTH ROW-Jack Bowers, Alex Lazenby, Bill Womack, Albert Johnson. il-HJLILSBORU BAND Instrumental music at Hillsboro consists of the band. This year it performed at all nine football games. The band represented Hillsboro in the Middle Tennessee Concert ot Murfreesboro, and the Sight-Reading Festival. lt also played at its annual spring concert in April. The color guard. Jack Bowers, Alex Lazenby, Bill Womack, Albert John- son. 28-

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CLUB Andrew Grisham, Billy Wilson, David Meyer, Harold Kornman, David Glenn, Earl Hardy, Ronald Sykes, Fairman Cumming, Mrs. George Mayfield--sponsor, Larry Stearns. Although the study of science covers many different fields, the program of the Science Club is built to include the interests of all the members. The club sponsored the annual Westinghouse Science Talent Search. Each entry prepared his own science proiect, many of these were presented in Science Club meetings. Andrew Grisham showed his home-made telescope, Fairman Cumming explained his wild-life survey, and David Glenn brought his steam-engine. AMATEUR RADIO CLUB Composed of young radio enthusiasts, the Amateur Radio Club explained the operation and mechanics of simple radio equipment to its members. Reports were given at the club meetings on different phases of radio transmitting and receiving, and practices were held for inexperienced members wishing to learn Morse code. FIRST ROW-.lohn Robins, Ken Neville, Karl Staubly, Tommy Weaver, president, Stanley Frank, sergeant-at-arms, Rea Hinch, secretary- treasurer, Bunny Mitchell. SECOND ROW-Mr. Apple-sponsor, Art Harding, John Burton, Bruce Hieronymous, Paul lessen, Bill Sawyer, Ray Harris. 30-