Paxon High School - Delphian Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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af' r4 ' ! . 1-e x' S ., Q 5. e'I,a ..i,. V'x Ne.-'De . Y . ,. Ik, ,gy f ln all ifs splendor lhe Paxon Golden Eagle Marching Band and our lovely maioreffes, 'they won praise for 'llnerr perform fhrilled everyone, as flwey marched down lhe Field and in+o flue ance af parades, games, and lhe Florida Disfrici' Band Conlesf hearls of +he fans. Led by our 'Firs+ Drum Maior Jerry Gugel Marching Band Drum Major Jerry Gugel, splendidly oulfiiled, leads +he Marching Band wilh unbounding pep and energy. I957-58 B Clarinels Roy Long, Solo Plwyllls Builrles Lorralre Crews Jan Renslnaw Anr Rozier Mary Jo Spencer Clyda Slclces Ronnie Turner Toby Wenburg Trornbones Mary Allce Dean, Solo Ronnle Cnlllerclen Jolnnny Cllurcl Beck S+. Jolrn French Horn Jerry Gugol Barilone Joe Noble Sousaplnones Wayne Casllebcrry Tonvny l-llnscn Flules Mary Ann Lersclw Mary Ann Srnilln AND ROSTER Oboe Body R'-Qlnardson Bassoon Lola Mallory Saxophones Wayne Alexander Billy Burns Lonnle Young Trumpefs Join Van Zanf, Solo Frank Bandy Wendel Caslleberry Gerald Conners Donald Dear Raymond Deeso Qryln Kolsls Warner Pale Wlllie Trornas W5 burr Wa d Drums Elly Carla-r Jlrn Jornsor Maclc Peeples Rornle Ramsay Rcrberl M, Taylor

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Wham The lhrrll or Tne opening luclroff af Ing when a baslce+ball dropped fhrough fhe baslxef fhe panhng of a runner as he crossed +he fnmsh lane and 'rhe crack of a lealher covered sphere on a hardwood bar +hese were fhe 'fhungs 'rhar made our hear+s beal 'fasfer durung +he 57 58 sporls season We seemed always +o admire +he frghhng spurs? of our Eagles and +heur coopera 'hon wu+h each ofher Typical Of+l1IS ieam spvrnl' C W Pruce walls fo pla has parf In lhe funal score as David Gndeons prepares +o ba+ lfm' If X 4 X fx ,, J if 4.., X0 5 x W if-emi M 'I'he firsl' 'Foorball game, 'rhe cheer- I

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if 1:- The bow-ries of rhe Concerr Band were nor 'rhe only ' i ihinqs which dislinquished fhem from fhe Marching Band. More serious music was 'rhe frend when concerr season rolled around: and, for rhe lime being. ihe sim- ple marches and fighr songs were lorgolien. This kind of music also required 'rhal a wider variery of musical in- sfrurnenis be included: for example: 'rhe keille drums, ihe oboe, lhe bassoon, and rhe French horn. Besides learning 'rhe iunda- menrals of music and com- posiiion, ihe band members learn cooperarion wirh orh- ers, discipline, menial and physical coordinalion, poise, and confidence belore oih- ers. ln shorl, lhese srudenis experience a luller, richer. more culrural life lhrough music. g llllllli l Ji' owe rr-fr 5- 5,30 ,, . is BAND COUNCIL: Mary Alice Dean lJunior Represen+a+ivel, Becky Richardson lSophomore Represenfaiivel, Johnny Church lCap+ainl, Mr. Bradley lDirec?orl, Jerry Gugel lDrum Malor John Van Zan? lCo-Caplainl, Roy Long lLibrarianl, Beck S+. John lSecre+aryl. Concert Band Firsf Row: Mary Lersch, Ann Rosier, Lorraine Crews, Jan Ren- shaw, Toby Weinburg, Ronnie Turner, Becky Richardson, Roy Long, Clyda Sfokes, Phyllis Buckles, Mary Jo Spencer, Mary Ann Smilh, Second Row: Mr. Bradley lBand Masierl, Wendel Casfleberry, Warner Pafe, John Van Zani, Raymond Deese, Donald Dean, Lois Mallory, Willie Thomas, Gerald ConnerS. Wilburn Ward, Frank Bandy, Orvin Kofsis, Jerry Gugel. Third Row: Lonnie Young, Beck Sl. John, R. L, Dukes, Ronnie Chiffen- don, Joe Nobles, John Church, Mary Alice Dean, Wayne Alex- ander. Fourlh Row: Wayne Casileloerry, Ronnie Ramsey, Mack Peebles, Tommy Hinson. f L.-.1 s 5-ll lnssqq.