Malvern High School - Mirror Yearbook (Malvern, AR)

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Bobby Bland, Euna Mae Evans, V. A. Norwood, Jewell Gene Wester- man, Ikey Roland, Bobby Stewart, Jerry Faulkner, Carl Koen, Thomas Taylor, Harold Lawrence, Larry Norwood, Maurice Hughes, John Hughen. Mary Ann McDougal, Bobby Purdy, Patsy Brown, Patsy McCoy, Judy McCoy, Rodney Coston, Barbara Sue Fisher, Virginia Knauts, Karl Brown, Shirley Rowell. Sue Pate, Mary Sue Murry. The marching band is organized at the beginning of the school year, and the concert band is formed after the football season is over. To be eligible for the band, one must be able to play the quality of music desig- nated by the director. aiai ,f,, P sssa a' X Q ' c, 5 , age , g wi' ,,u5,,l, in ' , i, . 'S I -sf .P ' 24 -,gif s , 9 4, is TTL , . 5 ' S 1-.J A ,.,t1:1f'aia'i'a Q x X. X X ,. .ml .,,. i cgiwwmwmwhi is + N x I 4,51 J J wk K ku gig 1 fr-rrmwmf ..., ,., 'Q NNW bps r.sr. .,,,,. + K 5 A we K N K gr' i . A .w ' , I' ,fs ft i K Malvern High School Band l d b D M ' F - im Tinky Auit. e y rum alor rank

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S l Q0 . Margaret Willmon, Elizabeth Caldwell, Joyce Beason, Patsy Bowdle. Carolyn Smith, Harriett Tooley, Dale Eubanks, Darlene Hill, Mary Pearl Harbuck, Jackie Gullett, Tom Murry, Charles Ward, Milton Baker, Richard Brown, George Williams, Doyle Riley, Joel Day Adams, Billy Burt Morri- son, Billy Parker, Burnie Bogan, Barbara Rouse, Franklin Ault, Arthur Grenier, Jimmy Faulkner, James Borland, Sara Lee Jernigan, Donna Robertson. Malvern High School Band is one of the most active organizations. In addition to playing and marching at the football games at home and away, it plays many concerts throughout the year. It represents the school at the Memphis Cotton Carnival each year and also at state and district clinics. ' 1 za -S - V L A sgifli irr if Majorettes Barbara Rouse, Mary Ann McDougal, Darlene Hill, Shirley Rowell, and Mary Pearl Harbuck.

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Adams 3 ? 3 H s xi 3 E 3 -T , ii 2 -' .V.f l . 3 Allred Campbell aw r '., 1 Bailey Cash Golding T C .,,.., Q I. V as W 57 The Malvern High School Choir started this year's work with forty-two voices, The members of the choir enjoyed one of the most successful years since it was organized five years ago. Under the direction of Miss Christina Harris, the choir presented Handel's Mes- siah in December. They also sang for patients at the Army-Navy Hospital in Hot Springs during the Christmas Holi- days. The choir sang in several assembly programs 'during the year. They presented the annual operatta in March. This year, it was a Gypsy-Hun- garian production entitled Chonita. Baker Cooper Green Hardy . ' ..: Beem F5 5 Dougherty gg . , 3 Halanla A T Henard ' Hopper Q Bray French Hale QE iv inf' Holloway Howe Harris