Marion High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Marion, VA)

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Linda C. Crowder. Mrs. Crowder explains the musical scale. The Music Appreciation class studies the lives of many composers, different styles of writing, history of music, and the different periods of music. Recordings of compositions have supplemented the class’ studies. iopeech and Dramatics is available this year. The class offers a chance y A to develope a good speaking voice, poise, and self-confidence. The Students also learn how to apply make-up for the stage. Arts Judv Blackburn. The Speech and Dramatics class learns the technique of applying make-up for the stage. Page 15

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Fine Mrs. Linkous advises students as they work on a variety of assignments. The Art classes are set up on three-year levels. As a student progresses from year to year, he learns more diffi¬ cult techniques. The students find a way of expressing their creative ability and originality. They also enter in state and local competition. The students have worked with ceramics and paper mache this year as new areas of interest. Nile D. Linkous. Page 14 Barbara Hash and Mrs. Linkous discuss an oil painting.

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Roy Evans Hurricane Rebel The Hurricane Rebel Band consists of eighty-four members undt the direction of Mr. Roy Evans. The band is composed of three main se tions, brass, woodwinds, and percussion. A number of students represer our school in the All-State Band. HR I.S ' .S: hirst Row: Etta Kinser (absent), Milton Garrett, Sharon Hutton, Phillip Hopkins, Gary Armstrong, Allan Frith, Arnold Sexton, Jackie Burkett, Monnie Richardson, Henry McPhereson, Pam Parks, Jack Newman (absent). Second Row: Dahila Ohregon, Sharon Crouse, Bonita Sale, Joe Parker, Linda Parsons, Fred Sprinkle, James Pugh, Gary Boyette, Charles Harrington, Richard Darnell, Clary Reynolds, Jerry Landreth, Ronnie Haulsee. Page 16