Sebring High School - Nan Ces O Wee Yearbook (Sebring, FL)

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SEBRING HIGH SCHOOL BAND The Sebring High School Band is one of the really great high school bands in America The band rightly belongs in class C according to school enrollment but has stepped up two classes to the class A competition and has rated Superior for the p st twenty two years The director of the band this year is Peter Gustat who came back after a year s lease of absence The band fills many engagements such as football games chapel programs parades twelye winter concerts at the Municipal Pier and many other ciyic functions Its outside actiuties are many. They include the Gasparilla celebration at Tampa state music clinic at Tampa Sara De Sota Pageant at Sarasota the district contest in Sebring and the state contest held in 'Iacksonyille this year. The band s daily schedule is much the same as the required subjects taught in school, Each member has a practice period during the day aside from the full band practice. Student material for the sixty-five piece senior band is started in many instances from the tonette band in the fourth and fifth grades. From the tonette band the student progresses through the beginners band into the rookie band before entering the senior band. This year the band has played concerts all over the state, raising money to attend the International Lions Convention in New York City this summer.

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STUDENT COUNCIL The student council is a group of students elected by their classmates to assist the faculty in working for the betterment of the school. The council has made great headway this year, especially with the directing of fire drills and regulating of traffic in the halls, and has also inaugurated a student patrol program. One of the leading clubs, it has given fine service to the school. OFFICERS President ,,,,.,,,,, , ......,.....,........ .....,. W esley Collins Vice-President ...... ....... G arland Boggus Secretary .,...,...,, ,......... W ilma Carnes Treasurer ,,,,., ....,.,........,, C ecilia Bull Advisor ,,.., ,.,....,............,.... M rs. Madge Coker MEMBERS Delores Woodburn, Penny Yeager, Sally Norris, Adele Arehart, Buddy Lynch, David Hasti, Andrew jackson, Nancy Bull, Jeannie Arehart, Sylvia Bull, Cecilia Bull, Sandre Weaver, joan Higgins, Betty Fisher, Anibel Kelsey, Nancy Williams, Ramona Stauffer, Margie Alsmeyer, Garland Boggus, Don Mclntyre, Wimpy Carnes, Ginger Stanley, Buddy Albright, jack Page, Wallace Hunt, john Edward Carson, Mary Belle Twitty, Wesley Collins, Wes Brown, Ray Coyle, David Watford, Harold Marsh, jim Drane, Gene Sauls, Allan Trevelyan, Donald Dittmar, jon Albritton, Clagget Taylor.