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r it After marching season ended, members of Memorial's top band concentrated on upholding their reputation as Honor Band of Texas. Following district, regional, and area competition, four members advanced to the'All-State Band. Christmas brought their entry in the Sangertest and the burden of selling wrapping paper. Daily section rehearsals and frequent challenges prepared Symphonic Band members for Solo and Ensemble Contest on March 1. Guest clinician, William Rhoads led band members in their Spring Concert April l5. UIL Contest, two weeks later, were followed by the spring tour and a weekend stay at a dude ranch. Academics-153
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A new director, Mr. Flenoyd Turner, led Memorial's Concert Bond. Afternoon rehearsals helped members earn an unprecedented number of medals at Solo end Ensemble Contests. Sharing a guest clinician with the Symphonic Band, they performed their spring concert, April 5 and practiced forthe UIL Contest. Many advanced to Symphonic Band at the end ofthe year. we ,fr 1 1. 1 --.-.-A 152-Academics Lucy Domask and Didi Fontescu ftopl practice for Symphonic Band performances. The Concert Band Iabovel plays under the direction of guest conductor, Mr. William E. Rhoads. As. the spring concert nears, the Symphonic Band lopposite page, fopl puts in an extra hour of hard work. Barbara Quebe and Linda Bedell fright! rehearse for the spring tour. Mr. Les Tucker and Mr. Flenoyd Turner Iopposite page, far right! conduct Memorial's two performing bands.
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Various phases of homemaking frighfj are demonstrated by Mary Harrington, Ann Walker, and Sue Leroy. FHA sponsors lbelowj, Mrs. Roberta Craig, Mrs. Judy Ashby, and Mrs. Ruth Bailey, supervise the monthly club meetings. Hornemaking students lrightl, Du- rinda Davenport, Carol Saunders, and Vera Bolt, serve punch at a tea and fashion show for their mothers at the close of their course in sewing. Students learn child care by supervising children for the day. Jackie Smallwood fcenterj entertains Mr. Schaper's youngest son, Jimmy. FHA officers fopposite page, rightl, Sitting: Laura Cline, Secretary, Pauline Troncale, First Vice-president, and Susan McLaughlin, Recreation Chairman. Standing: Suzanne Mab- ry, President, Sandra Byrs, Second Vice-president, Beth Morgan, His- torian-Parliamentariang C a r o l y n Cline, Third Vice-president, Eileen Oser, Fourth Vice-president, and Nancy Gray, Treasurer, post signs in honor of FHA Week. 154-Academics fb!! B I 57' 1 4, ,K R EYW-A, 4 SHN Li ke. 'fl' M .iff , ' .iQiif 5 r , 1 . gf ,g ' in
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