Illmo Scott City High School - Memories Yearbook (Scott City, MO)

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Illllllll NIIISIII i lf IS is 4' FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Fisher, Barbara Farmer, Virginia Trucks, Myrime Petitt, Mona Ross, Bonnie Hamil, Jean Anne Darby, Margy Poe. SECOND ROW: Sue Kier, Marilyn Gardner, Connie Camp, Marilyn Habum, Mary Virginia Littlepage, JoAnn Buhs, Maxine Dunlap, Virginia Held, Beverly Adams, Gussie Hagan, Mariorie Schlenker, Mary Holder, and Janis Wheeler. THIRD ROW: Ella Marie Schiwitz, Vivian Uelsrnann, Nelda Rae Adams, Margaret McLane, Doris Adams, Shirley Estes, Mary McCarty, Mary George, Adaiane Schlenker, Betty Sander, Nancy Schiwitz, and Rosetta Friese. Of the fifty students out for glee club, forty-eight voices were selected to make up this organization, which is under the direction of Edward C. White. Performances of the glee club for this year were as follows: P.T.A. Christmas program, assembly program, Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises, and participation in the Southeast Missouri Music contest, in which they receievd a second rating. BOYS' GLEE CLUB This is the first year for boys' gle e club in our school. Although few in number, Club and m, --, senior, is fp, f--.-,E ixed chorus, e accompanist for th e girls' glee they have made several public appearances this year. FIRST ROW: Jerry Owens, Dick Riley, Ray Corn, Jack Johnson, E. C. White, director. SECOND ROW: Tom Tyler, John Enderle, Frankie Don Bean, Carl Ray Turner, Richard Sanders. THIRD ROW: Nevan Fisher, Larry Wadlington, Ronald Feemster, Harold Curnell. 46

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BRASS SECTION-First Row: Mary Holder, James Harris, Jackie Johnson, Denny Wheeler, Yense Hopke, Ronald Feemster, and Larry Wadlington, trumpets. Second Row: Mary Ann Fisher, baritone, Jim Davidson, baritone, Edna Lou Albrecht, trombone, Darrol Coombes, bass horn, and Bill Bunting, bass horn. CLARINETS-First Row: Yvonne Weaver, Patsy Hosea, Lola Mae Bollinger, Joan Pribble, and Mary Lou Lance. Second Row: Nancy Schiwitz, Jane Davidson, Arnell Estes, David Cummins, and Lloyd Young. WOODWIND SECTION: Ella Marie Schiwitz Billie Sue Ingvalson, and Pat Holly, flutes Helen Frye, oboe, Janis Wheeler, saxophone and Sue Hill, baritone saxophone. PERCUSSION SECTION: Peggy Liest, cymbals, Marjorie Schlenker, bass drum, Norma Brant and Charles Himrnelsbach, snare drums.

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SllPHllMlllll PlllilllMillil Larry Wadlington was chosen to represent l-F high school in the annual Sophomore pilgrimage to Jeffer- son City on April l4. This pilgrimage is being spon- sored by the Missouri Federation of Women's Clubs. Larry was one of five candidates named by the faculty as the sophomore with best qualities of leader- ship, and final selection was made by the student body. .4 Other candidates for the sophomore pilgrimage were: Joe Weaver, Edna Lou Albrecht, Ronald Feemster, and Myrime S Ill lHl 14?- Patsy Ruth Hosea Kenneth Raney Betty Goodman Eugene Webb Mary Faith Estes John Enderla Ella Maria Schiwitx Homer Hamilton Muiorio Schlanker larry Wadlington Sue Hill Sidney Holder Patricia Holly Ralph I-mley Billie Sue lngvalson Harold Georg: , 1 51 n tl' YL ul