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

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OUR DIRECTOR BARITQNE MARCH F. E. Brsstow B-2 at ' eve F is--I 1 bl! Arr b R, E Hrldreth 2 SRX. . Y F ff X I N' me GIRLS' UHURUS FIFTH ROW, READING LEFT TO RIGHT: Willa Swindell, Jo Williams, Mary Smith Hale, Jane Pell, Joan Ol- son, Delores Day, Shirley Hooper, Sandra Grannemann, Lois Huck, Georgia Glaus, Janice McCormick, FOURTH ROW: Shirley Vaughn, Jo Ann Estes, Linda Wells, Anita Sue Seal, Carole Sue Reed, Billie Sanders, Barbara Sanders, Cynthia Wise, Sharon Lance, Pat Fox, THIRD ROW: Mary Lee Smith, Martha Eifert, Alvina Petitt, Patty Spencer, Emmagene Roberts, Rose Marie Roth, Nancy Graves, Kathleen McCarty, Lavada Heur- ing, Mary Edith Dover, Edward Carson, director, SECOND ROW: Betty Lou Sanford, Marilyn Coombes, Carol Rogers, Betty Wells, Linda Williams, Shirley Stephens, Carolyn Bond, Virginia Wise, Kay Knupp, Arlene Roberts, Janis Blattel, Rubye Lindeman. FIRST ROW: Lucille Ward, Jeannette Kelley, Carolyn Moore, Doro- thy Walker, Martha Hartle, Pauline Hitt, Beda Flo Gibbs, Carol Nan Schwettman, Pansy Snider, Kay Riggs, and Camella Brantley. JO ANN ESTES Accomponist sf

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Hex' lxf Q nv J' .V gs, s vw 'rl' J A , .- ., -:W xx 1 's ,ff 'N-. ' ML, ,W ui ' tn rf 5 ,,,,,, . ,V x. ANITA SUE SEAL Drum Maior MH M l STRIKE UP THE BAND! Here we come. Yes, it is the marching band of I-F led by Drum Major Anita Sue Seal. Although small in number, the band is one of the most popular and well known groups in the school, with its snappy drills and well-played music. The band portici ates not only in school activities at games and pep rallies, butalso marches in parades, attends the district band marching clinic, Southeast Missouri Band Festival, and performs in the annual music department concert. The band has been under the able direction of Edward Carson this year and much credit is to be given Mr . Carson for the progress the band has made under his direction . 67

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Y ,,,,, sous' out cum l ' K X I .45'v-:g'--Prg- A TQ ij f R After an elapse of several years on the curriculum, a boys' glee club was organ- , Q I ized this year under the direction of Edward Carson, music director. Although R few in number, they made up this difference by hard work and by the end of the first semester they made their first public appearance. The boys' not only participated in school assemblies but they also attended the SEMO District Choral Festival, and appeared on the Spring coricert program, singing three numbers. They also joined the girls' chorus in two stirring numbers. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald E. Parker, Frank Bain, Jim Webb, Andrew Westrich, Donald McElmurry. FRONT ROW: Larry Miller, Charles fChuckJ Miller, Charles Riggs, and Clyde Row- land. - 11:3 '59ir ' ff9F ' -1: 5 69