Orangeburg High School - Warrior Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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MARC!-HINIG BAND Our marching band, composed of 68 members From junior-high and high school, has marched itsell right into the title ot being one ol the outstanding bands in the state. On the football tield and in social events the marching band performs the complicated stunts and drillworlc For which it is most noted. MEMBERS Andrae, Teddy: Arant: Jimmy: Arant, Vivian: Baughman, Paul: Bolen, Annie Lee: Bolen, Daniel: Bradley, Brownie: Cannon, Mary: Cave, Cecil: Culler, Charlie: Culler, Richard: Culler, Rodney: Dantzler, John L: Diclcson, Joe: Dulces, Dickey: Early, Bobbie: Eersner, Gene: Garrett, Billy: Gilliam, Homer: Godwin, Cameron: Hodson. Betty: l-lutto, Richard: Hutchins, Jo Ann: lriclc, Harry: Jackson, Mickey: Johnson, Tecl: Kemmerlin, Rudolph: King, Jymmye Faye: Langford, Martha: Mitchell, Jimmy: Mowry, Ann: McCain. Watt: Parler, Lynnette: Patterson, Nellie: Pearson, Dewey: Reed, Aubrey: Robinson. Joan: Ruple, Johnny: Stroman, Polly: Thurmond, Betty: Wactor, Autie Mae: Wise, Barbara: Wise, Mary Etta: Jernigan. Shirley: Blanton, Jack: McLeod, Harold: Bryant, Sandy: l-lill, Betty: Ackerman, Elliot: Sain, Johnnie Ruth: Earley, Margie, Hutchins, Charles: Ulmer, Ginger: Salley, Michael: Smith, Larry: Templeton, Ronald: Hundley, Susan. 58

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MAJCDRETTES l-lvad Majort-tie: Whisenhunt, Harriet. Flag Twirlers llelt to rightl: Dean, Miriamg Davis, Doris: l-larlvy, Patsy: Nithols Susan. Majorcttcs llclt to rightl: Jackson, Batt Jean: Ayers, Roxanne, Shuler, Delores: Eastvrlin, Betty Jo. Flag Bi-an-rs l Y llflt to rightl: Jvtlords, Carolg Salley, Rebecca: Summers, Sylvia. Absent when picture was takvn, Jatkn lion.. First row lseatcdl: Mattie Jean Boylcstori, lstandingl l'la'rict Wactor, Agnus Xxfhcthcrington, lsratedl Watt McCain, Pop Gentry, Charlie Cullcr, Marion Edwards, Second row lscatedl: Wayne Smalldridgu, lstandingl Joi- Dickson, lscatedl John L. Dantzlcr, Dickic Dukes, Furman Riley, Billy Davis. Our orchestra, under the leadership of i'Pop'i Gentry, is composed ol twelve students who are out- standing in music. These musicians are very much in demand by clubs in Orangeburg and, indeed, all over the State. Last year they had the privilege of playing at the Governors banquet in Columbia. GRCHESTRA

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CCDNCERT BAND OFFICERS GENE FERSNER .... . . President BILLY DAVIS . . . Vice-President CHARLIE CULLER . . Secretary-Treasurer These talented musicians under the cab- able leadership ot Director C. D. Gentry, Sr., have accomplished much through hard work and time cooperation. Attendance at the Music Festival at Winthrop College and the annual spring concert are among the outstanding events in which they par- ticipate each school year. The school is justly proud oi the record made by this organization. MEMBERS Andrae, Teddy: Avant, Jimmy: Arant, Vivian: Baughman, Paul: Bolen, Annie Lee: Bolen, Daniel:iBradley, Brownie: Cannon. Mary: Cave, Cecil: Culler, Charlie: Culler, Richard: Culler, Rodney. Dantzler, John L.: Davis, Billy: Dickson. Joe: Dukes, Dickey: Earley, Bobbie: Edwards, Marion: Fersner, Gene: Garrett, Billy: Gilliam, Homer: Goodwin. Cameron: Hiers, Manning: Hodson, Betty: Hutto, Richard: Hutchins, Jo Ann: lrick, Harry: Jackson, Mickey: Johnson, Ted: Kemrnerlin, Rudolph: King, Jymmye Faye: Lake, Vernon: Langford, Martha: Mitchell, Jimmy: Mowry, Ann: McCain, Watt: Parler, Lynnette: Patterson, Nellie Jo: Pearson, Dewey: Reed, Aubrey: Robinson, Joan: Ruple, Johnny: Stroman, Polly: Thurmond, Betty: Wactor. Autie Mae: Wise, Barbara: Wise, Mary Etta: Jernigan, Shirley: Riley, Furman.