Provine High School - Aries Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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'id Willson, Jerry Joy, James Joyner, Jimmy French, n Etheridge, Cliff McCoy, Arthur Norwood. Back Row: mert Dove, George Ferguson, Tommy Cochran, Jimmy Smith, D. A. Carr, David Wooten, Eddie Arrington, nmy McCool, Wesley Harris, Bob Moseley, Gary Mc- rry, Jimmy Suber. STAGE BAND. First Row: Pat Simmons, Lynn Hulin, Dana Lundy, Paul Black, Ricky Johnson. Second Row: Tommy McCool, Wesley Harris, Gary McMurry, Jimmy Suber. Third Row: David Wooten, Jimmy Clyde, Verne Harris, Doug Cutrer, David Will- son, Lynn Madden, piano, George Ferguson, drums. I I l I I l I I I I I I' I I Illllll l 1 I ?IllllllllllLE!!ll.ll--Ii -:llluInluIlinluusnuumluuunlllnunlnl-Ill llll --Iullulluniuciimani-g Inululuunliluuulnnumunur'Tuulnn-'visurnln ' ,'lllllllY3lllilll!lll fillllllllllillllllllilllllllllilllllll e-llnllluulnssnuaqlgq :1l'lllllllllllllllllllu lllllllll In their marching Jackson. l Hal HICK P 19:2 1410065 l 1 xg I 5 uniforms the Provine Band waits to board the bus for John Bell Williams, Inaugural Parade in downtown

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PROVINE CONCERT BAND. First Row: Lynn Madden, Linda Davis, Frances Guynes, Carolyn Wooten, Deborah Causey, Marveen Thompson, Carolyn May, Dixie Chapman, Candy Rester, Sandia Reynolds, Jill Whittington. Row Two: Pat Simmons, Charlotte Halle, Jan Dennis, Sharron Planken, Barbara Jackson, Nell Huhn, Cherie Miley, Danny Mahaffey, Charles Dickson, Pat Willson, Nan Famam, Ricky Vinson, Jim ,Arnold, Lynn Huhn, Lat Chandler, Beth Burlingame, Joe White. Row Three: Jani Ray Hudgins, Bill Simmons, James Sellers, Dana Lunc Paul Black, Ricky Johnson, Ronnie Holton, Lance Shealt Verne Harris, Robert Ford, Jimmy Clyde, Doug Cutri Ram Band Ushers lts Wa to Enid, Oklahoma BAND OFFICERS. First Row: Sharron Planken, Librarian, Jill Whittington, Drum Majorg Dana Lundy, Captain, Back Row: Danny Mahaffey, Sergeant, Wesley' Harris, 2nd Lieuten- antg Verne Harris, 2nd Lieutenant, Doug Cutrcr, lst Lieuten- ant. Taking over the football field at halftime, the Provine Band rendered fanfares of rousing march- es and executed their famed precision marching. The Governoris Inaugural Parade provided an oc- casion for a vivid representation of Provine as the colorful Ram band stepped lively in parade tempo. Spurring the spirit of the student body, the band entered the pep rallies and became the main source of energy and enthusiasm. ln order to earn money for their trip to Enid, Oklahoma, where they competed in the yearly Tri-State Band Festival, the band again sold cal- endars and chocolate candy. Students also spent numerous nights ushering at activities in the Mis- sissippi Coliseum. Demonstrating its skill, the Stage Band per- formed splendidly in junior high school assemblies throughout the city and represented Provine at the Mississippi Stage Band Contest. Highlighting the musicians, year, these members worked long hard hours in preparation for State Band Contest where they hoped to regain their superior ratings, a long-time Provine tradition.

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CHOIR. Bottom Row: Sophia Vallas, Patricia Robertson, Gina Lupo, Shirley Lifer, Nadine McCallum, Phyllis White, Ann Shoemake, Jennifer France, Pam Thornton, Jackie Woods, Patsy Allen, Patricia Shamburger, Janet Blackledge, Ellen Roberts. Row Two: Brenda Johnson, Susan Wooten, Dianne Miller, Jan Tutcn, Betsy Makamson, Paula Massey, Mary Grace Loftin, Peggy Townsend, Anneva Callahan, Susan McCarty, Becky Rowe, Barbara Scott, Wanda Wilson, Kathy Warren. Row Three: David Dorsey, Ronnie Herrington, Edwin Perkins, Johnny White, Marc Padelford, Lewis Cocke, Doug Little, Robby Arccneaux, Jimmy Helms, Jeff Perkins, Larry Johnson, Laura Owens, Diene Harper. Top Row: Franklin Denham, David Germany, Nova Goodson, Gary Black, David Perry, Glyn Ingram, Joe Chandler, Leo Haffey, Steve Walker, Larry Rose, Jimmy White, Billy Myers. ongsters Frolic at Six Flags Over Georgia Harmonizing in pleasing song, the Concert Choir once again proved to be a delight to listeners throughout the state. Under the new leadership of Mr. Jay Jones, the songsters realized the import- ance of breath control and phrasing for the crea- tion of enjoyable music. Heading off the concert season, choir members journeyed to the First Methodist Church of Canton to present their first concert, which consisted of sacred works as well as old Negro spirituals. Other performances dur- ing the year were presented at the various high schools in the Jackson area, assemblies, P.T.A. meetings, and at many civic organizations, includ- ing the Lions, Club. Topping off a year of music, the choir toured many neighboring states and high schools in its travels to the newly-constructed Six Flags Over Georgia in Atlanta. Elljlg ' .3 D lillij JIU! CHOIR OFFICERS. Bottom Row: Mary Jo O'Leary, sccretaryg Betsy Makanison, trcasurerg Kathy Warren, accompanist. Top Row: Mr, Jones, director, Johnny White, presidentg Marc Padclford, vice-president.