Jesse H Jones High School - Talon Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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4 Golden Belles yy Music ls the Speech of Angels FIRST ROW: Miss Ray, C. Jobes, S. Letz, P. Passarella, C. Barnes, Y. Bludworth, J. Atkinson, L. Lucas. SECOND ROW: C. Hayes, J. McDaniel, S. Whitehead, K. Cullison, S. Pratt, Cy Shelton, M. Peterson, L. Hansel, J. Wade. 'HIIRD ROW: J. Murray, S. Campbell, T. Priest, P. Falks, M. Pyle, S. Wisnewski, S. Walker M. Cowan, T. Cole- man. FOURTH ROW: C. Lindsey, M. Hart, B. Tyler, J. Brown, G. Hammett, A. Ward, C. Weitzel, S. Meyers, A. Price. Choral Tones They Speak the Universal Tongue FIRST ROW: L. Long, A. Obelliero, L. Shannon, S. Coleman, V. Wilcox, K. Christian, L. Turnage, B. Jones, V. Craig, J. Ensign. SECOND ROW: R. Degges, N. Craig, J. Miller, V. Simmons, S. McKay, C. Romero, C. Patton, J. Palombi, B. Mihills, Miss Ray. THIRD ROW: E. Martinez, G. Campbell, J. Galloway, R. Douglas, J. Davis, K. Kanka, S. Lucas, G. Cershen. 97

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Golden Voices Music Haih Charms +o Soothe Inf FIRST ROW: Miss Ray, W. Willet, R. Longorid, P. Wallace, B. Richards, V. Lucas, P. Foster, J. Hutchinson, L. Berner, S. King, C, Wanek, J. Ross, M. Sanders. SECOND ROW: L. Thiessen, P. Blasingame, J. Horn, B. Blount, M. Harris, M. Connell, .l Kicklighter, F. Sappington, W. Reader, C. Craig, L. Griffin, S. Temple, S. Luke, B. Newman. THIRD ROW: L. Holman, C. Pled- ger, V. Heatreth, S. Shannon, C. Masling, C. Reed, T. Huggins, K. Kouich, G. Drews, J. Driscoll, J. Elam, L. Zainfield FOURTH ROW: K. Cavin, C. Moldin, M. Bowden, G. Trainor, K. Kayes, J. Roberts, K. Dryess, R. Kincaid, R. Schiamara, L Quast, T. Scruggs, P. Bearden, ,l. Boyd, S. Cowart, J. Cowie. The Golden Voices provide musical entertainment for Falcons many times during the year. They add a special touch to the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter holidays. Christmas caroling is another enjoyable service performed by the Golden Voices. The choir also studies various selections for contests and enters individuals in solo numbers as well as the entire group. The Golden Voices are' under the skilled direction of Miss Ray. 96

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