Moweaqua High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Moweaqua, IL)

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Comets Eula Mae Hayes CAltoJ Dale Rlggrns 'Buelah I-loots CAltoJ gilnlelhliuguelpne Duector Mr A A McCarty Fluges T imeorgegc French Homs Peggy Wlckleln N911 HIIVSTY Elrzabeth Zrndel Ianet Iacobs VGIITICI Shewmflkef icliigeilgiggs Pat WlCkl6lU Bonnle Reatherford Mary I-011159 WheUTleY arnes Dral Carolyn HOWSQ Bass Clcrrmet Kmy Foster Trombones B B flat Bass 'Barbara Gregory Oboe BIUY Myers joan Evefsole saxophones Mary Ann Sanner Veme Matlock Clannets Arlene Adamson Drums lC1Ck Rlbellfl Shlrley Trulock lBar1tonel Boyce Leach Bantones Shtrley Chapman Betty Wrlcox CTenorl Bootsre Howard Anne Snyder Wrlrna Sprrggs Ellen lean Carnac Ioan Fearn Shtrley H0015 Edwtn Reschke fA1roD Barbara Federman Forward Tnts ts the l946 47 rnarchrng band When the old farntlrar roll off sounded and command forward marchl was gtven th1s agaregatton exernolrfted consrderable snar and p GCISIOU as thex went tnto the vanous march ng routtnes durtng the 'alf tune pe rods at the lootoall and basketbal games As an added attracttort dt, mg the half H119 pe rods of basketball games tl e band performed a serre l floor rro rarr s orrnat ons saluttng oath vtstt g scho l and our o.v'1D spectal rumbers and a caooella work ln prepanng tne syrtrtg P e t p was tsgrren ed ox a umbe of new rrbers rn addttt r t a sa ad l re d a rr t Da t ct, rn the march ng band Not D ctured rn March na Ba d W' ,k V . I .. -nn , .H , , . , .. A ,. . . AJ Y . . A A, . . A l i ' ' A F A ' . r' . ' l . , 'r' - 1 r ' .' T .1 e ' s o , , a 1, These programs consisted of dtsttnctly dttlerent marchtng routines, letter f 1 f ' ' I LTI' r a. ' ' . , ' . . , H ' ' JNL co.c rt his grcu a' , .t n . r mel . 'o. c Au ' 3, gulars who 1 ' .c. A ri 'nate . I i l ' A 1 A .. ..i n

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'uf 1 h-wx 4 , V f This young rndn needs nc intrcdgctien tc the scncol, or tc tne people ct f.fc'.f.fe-ddud, Neil Hilvety, sclcicldr, musicidn, dn extrdordincrv, did his pdit bv dddlng d flutist to the iicners cdptdred in tne l.Q45 District did State Mus.c Contest. Winning first pldce ncncr in the district in the flute scle event, Neil we if OU tc the Stdte Ccntest tc receive third place reccgf nition Upon graduating in l947, Neil will end riis scltccl muszc pdrticipdticn, but II.U'A.' '.'.f e dll lidjcpy indeed, is tixs fine grczgp cf sdxc- sdy, lts been swell wcrklng '.f.'1t11 'yep Wicnists, dnd rightfully so, for they ctre tne V346 :st place d1strict winners cf Cldss C Sdx :gene dudrtets, cxnotner distinction fcr which vfcweddjdd l-licn Sclicel IYICIQ' 'ffell be nrcu Alter sgccesstullg' cczripet LRQ lil T26 Clisllfl CCH- neld in Springfield this cjudrtet riidde its :Jdy tc the Stdte rrgeei held dt Pecnd Witn :cntest entnusidsm TIT :ts Eiigriest pedk the iistcry 5' State ccigfefiticn the judges llfnrxe. sity 2' lllznds dzvdrded this dgdrtet seccnd tldce lidppy necduse cf sc nign TJ rdtlnd dn crcyd lC'3C'f1LlSf3 35 their cc:1.k:1n-ed ettcrt tc d well tips cfudftet lcng ce rezneznbered ' .fn Cgistdnding grey: The cerscnnel li ds :CQ 2 '.',' s' '.'elt':1d f-f:Cdrt'.' lst fftldt Alt: ELS ffde idvs Tencr Ellen 'GSK CCTYCZC Znd Ale 'iff-Y ' f-fy Nw'--f-Y-L X,.A.., -- .,c,. .f,,....,..-

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Fxrst Row Ma lane T o rzson R ton Sh1 e,anne roots Ma ,I Lo ISS Whea1e,' Ve1ma S ew axe cv- Mac o el H1gg1nnota'r1 Dcnra lone Peggy W1ck1e1r Flo ence Ar 1 lo dar Second Row Bett D1ckes n Sm , ake loan Fearn loan Thompson Mary Ann Corby W1lma lgQS SP1 le Pa cck Ma B gene Be lah Hoots Wtlla H ghes Betty W1lccx Sls1rley T Jlock Third Row rr e s ar dams cox o va Beal Margo e T1 pak Mo 1 yn Games S a '1 D axe Tar t acoz: Anne Sr :1 a o 1' ntawse Eve yn Mor 1scn Patty W klem Fourth Row A ene Adamson Sm e Fea n lance Ellen Sm1t'r fha lene Bnght P th Ellen Kea ns 1 Ma Arn Sanne Glad s La b Ba ba a G ego Tl1C CllOfUS ln October an en+hus1ast1t, aroup of nearsal ot 1946 47 SINCE that t1me an cons1der1ng the allotted t1me amounts to g1TlS attended the 1n1t1al chorus re amazmg showrng has been made a l1ttle more than an nour a week of Mr McCarty the glrls completed Under the superv1s1on and gu1dance a number of three part select1ons rangmg from Handel to Gershwm The sprmg choral concert not only 1ncluded accornpamed works but also several a cappella numbers solos and ensemble groups auamented the program The othcers chosen by the chorus are as follows Pres1dent Vlce Pres1dent Secretary and L1brar1an Accompanists Treasurer 44 452 Mary lane Thompson Sh1rley Fearn Betty WllCOX Mary Ann Corby Ianet Jacobs loyce Ellen Smith