Huntsville High School - Hornet Yearbook (Huntsville, TX)

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MUSIC Instrumental music is under the direction of Mr. Arett McMichen, bandmaster of l'l.l-l.S. Two groups, the HORNET band and the orchestra, qive training to our students on the various instru- ments. l. Iohn Paul Griqqs, blows sweet music on his sax. 2. Norma Boudreaux, expert on the Cornet. 3. Frances Sprott, soloist of our orchestra. 4. Quay Weyqandt, aspirinq band director, often p.eo1ses his audience with some numbers on his trombone.

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GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical Education is required ot all students. It is part oi the curriculum ot Huntsville High School, which seeks to aive to every student A sound mind in a sound body -,-e- Mrs. Etheredge, qirls' coach, referees a bas- ketball game during a physical education class. Elizabeth Ann Adams and Frankie Priddy jump for the pos- session of the ball. Lined up for the daily calisthenics - One - two -- three - four, one - two - three - Iour . Can they touch toes? Here's photogra- phic proof!