Itawamba High School - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

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THE INDIANETTES Carolyn Prestage Linda Brunson Helen Holloway Patsy Wiygul Joyce Young 2 Betty West 6 Tula Ann Senter Lynn Hawkins Mitzie Brown Martha Ellen Gibbs Bonnie Dodson Martha Burch Nellie Bennett Patsy Bowen Sarah McKinney Sue Farmer Joyce Houston Georgia Bowen Mary Nell McKinney Drum Maforetre THE BAND FLUTES-Sara McKinney, Mary Jo Sheffield, Wayne Walls, Jane Woods, Dianne Googe. OBOES-Georgie Bowen, Nellie Bennett. CLARINETS-Jerry West, Jerry Capwell, Mitzie Brown, Betty Conwill, Martha Ellen Gibbs, Lynn Hawkins, Hilda Holcomb, Juanita Holly, lvanell Seitz, Patsy McKee, Rebecca Moore, Yvonne Patterson, Patsy Russell, Patsy Wiygal, James Whitehead. BASS CLARINET-smiley Repair DRUMS-Ruby Wardlaw, Bettye West, Helen Holloway, Joyce Young. BELLS-Patricia Seitzi, Martha Burch. SAXOPHONES-James Gault, Peggy Harrison, Daisy Holland, Nanette Holcomb, Carolyn Prestage, Jimmy Gibbs, Jeanne Wren. TRUMPETS-Robert Gene Sanderson, Bill McKinney, Bobby Beard, Mil- ford Blalock, James Christian, George Layman, Tommy Lindsey, Joe McDaniel, Ludie McKee, Mary Riley, Sammy Robinson, Jimmy Tay- lor, Brenda Mills. FRENCH HORN-Shirley Carroll, Laura Lee McKee, Louise Sheffield, Martha Jo Roberts, Joan Russell. BARITONES-Joyce Alexander, Mary Nell Waddle. TROMBONES-Lloyd Burns, Linda Loden, Tula Senter, Roy Wardlaw, Herbert Wilson. BASS HORNS-Billy Welch, Lando Lee, Hugh Baker, Earnest Davis, Mary Nell McKinney, Tommy Pogue, Pat Smith. DRUMS-Bobby Mackey, Jane Riley, Wayne Gray, Patsy Bowen, Sue Far- mer, Betty Stringfellow, Ellen Frost.

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Director: BERLIN ROBBINS Student Director: BILLY WELCH Manager: BOBBY MACKEY Librarian: SHIRLEY REPULT Publicity Chairmen: LLOYD BURNS PEGGY HARRISON Co-Drum Majors: JERRY CAPWELL MARY NELL McKINNEY The Itawamba Junior College Band was organized six years ago under the direc- tion of Berlin Robbins. Four years ago he started the lndianettes, a marching group of girls. The band has been recognized all over the state as one of the best show bands. Besides performing tor many ot the col- lege and high school football games, this band is invited every year to take part in Christmas parades and fair parades in all the surrounding counties. They also attend the Cotton Carnival in Memphis, Tennessee, every year and give several concerts throughout each school year. CUR B4

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