Savannah High School - Blue Jacket Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

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MUSIC MAKERS The halls of Savannah High School ring with the sound of music. The Band, the Mixed Chorus, and the Ensemble add color, cheer and a great amount of pleasure to our school days. All hearts Music are filled with pride whenever Of partni int our marching musicians parade and our talented chorus sings its vast repertoire of songs. Savannah High has many and various activities and talents, but what is a school without a song. Mr. Ed Caughran, band director, and Miss Myrtle Noblett. chorus director, arc shown at left as they listen to a recording on the hifidelity set in the music room. In the lower picture Miss Noblett is shown accompanying one of the Mixed Chorus classes during its daily period of practice. 28

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There lies dormant in all of us the ability to create. In some individuals this skill is greater than in others. Realizing this, the Art Department at Savannah High strives to bring out the talent of the individual rather than the group. The student learns both the art Department design and color schemes, but most important, he learns to express his inner feelings with originality. The scenery for programs presented at our school is done by the students in the Art Department. Shown at left are Billy Young, Robert Spence, and Malcolm Little as they work on part of the set for the Christ- mas assembly. Below William Brown, Nancy Mims, Louis Ambos, Melanie Moody, and Cornelia Van Diviere are shown working on their crafts projects. These projects are both unusual and interesting. Many of them are placed on display in the halls of the school for all to enjoy. 27

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The picture below was taken during one of the practice sessions of Savannah's pride and joy, the Blue and White Band. Conducting is Mr. Ed Caughran. 29