Shoals Community High School - Shocom Yearbook (Shoals, IN)

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Junior High Band performs at ballgame The Junior High Band has worked hard this year. During this past year they have met with Mr. Arthur Masten, the band director, on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings. They performed at a Junior High ballgame in which the cheerleaders, all of Whom were eighth graders, performed. ROW ONE: Lani Sorrells, Carol Jane Grafton, Kathy Quinn, Kathy Jones, Connie Jones, Karla Harker, Cynthia Sher- fick, Sheri Stiles. ROW TWO: Timothy Montgomery, Robyn Ragsdale, Rhona White, Danny Cox, Justin Kirk, John Albright, Scott Richardson, Roy Wadsworth, Arlene Peoples, Donna Troutman, Janet Sims, Mary Buffington, Rita Doane. ROW THREE: Penny Sims, Lisa Henry, Lori Beth Queen, Cathy Heckard, Wesley Albright, Timothy Jones, Karl Har- ker, Kevin Aldred, Steven Allbright, Shelby McKibben, Terry Bauernfiend, Gary Kidwell, Tony Stringer, Carolyn Mc- Guire, Kim Guthrie, Karen Street, Scheliah Rush, Kati Sorrells, ROW FOUR: Gwyn Tow, Cathy Queen, Bradley Albright, Terry Marley, Mike Hall, Arthur Masten fDirectorj, Brian Hewitt, and Donald Haycox. Cadet Band attains success he Cadet Band consists of students in the fifth and sixth ades, They have been under the direction of Mr. Arthur ten. These students performed at the fifth and sixth ade basketball games on Saturday, January 31, 1970. he students who enjoyed playing their instruments are: OW ONE: Martha Tedrow, Vicki Rush, Annette Sims, enell Stiles, Alice Albaugh, Gaye Steele, Sherri Shaw, Ke- 'ta Kirby, Kim Bateman, Theresa Hovis, Joni Farrell. ROW O: Sylvia Sherfick, Rhonda Emmons, Carol I-Iovis, Cheryl arren, Gerald Johnson, Kenny Simmons, Victor Neideffer, Rick Dobson, Deanne Weikert, Tony Sorrells, David Tuttle, Judy Farrell, Jane Poindexter, Donna Bauer. ROW THREE: Susan Peek, Diane Tedrow, Pam Dant, Twila Montgomery, Brian Harmon, Alan Wade, Bobby Morgan, Scott Vincent, Dwight Bauernfiend, Rene Franklin, Linda Raney, Beth Sims, Kay Sellers, Mary Baker, Sharon Albright, Aloha Wininger, Teresa Harding, Leann Wininger, ROW FOUR: Rick Gibson, Jerry Braun, Brian McKibben, Mike Harding, Marnita Peoples, Charlotte Sorrells, Cheryl White, Janice Holt, and Arthur Masten fDirectorJ,

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Any high school student was invited to join the Chorus this year. The following students, who practiced on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday afternoons, enioyed singing with the sixty-six members Chorus. ROW ONE: Debbie Bauer, Jill Abel, Martha Diamond, Carol Poindexter, Janet Kidwell, Candy Rutledge, Jan Hewitt, Sherry Aldred. ROW TWO: Arthur Masten fDirectorj, Linda Stringer, Kathy Gibbs, Henrietta Johnson, Clara Harder, Donna Johnson, Dayle Sipes, Judy Emmons, Cindy Lewis, Shelley Lee, Pam Hawkins, Sandy Burress, Kim Hickman, Nancy Richardson. ROW THREE: Cordilla Taylor, Ann Stroud, Darlene Bridges, Marsha Davis, June Billings, Sherylene Ragsdale, Susie Rob- bins, Janice Beemblossom. ROW FOUR: Sheryl Qualkenbush, June Brassine, Debbie Bauer, Juanita Harker, Bobbi Adams, Geneva French, Becky Bauer, Linda Zumhingst, Judy Lindley, Loretta Neideffer, Evelyn Wilcoxen. ROW FIVE: Mary Townes, Cindy Butler, Eva Terry, Cheryl Jones, Susan Dye. Debbie Kidwell, Mary Potts, Norma George, Linda Holt, Ruby Cundiff, Virginia Spires. ROW SIX: Carl Wilson, Billy Joe Albright, Jimmy Williams, Mark Eaton, Dana Mackison, Kenny Montgomery, Ryan Zumhingst, Doug Brassine, Charlie Neideffer, Mike Tedrow, and David Eaton. Susan Bateman, Judy Cundiff, Rita Parsons, Debbie Johnson, On Wednesday afternoon, December 17, 1969, the Senior Band Members of Shoals High School were very much surprised as Mr. Raymond Jones, the high school principal, called them into his office to receive their long-awaited sweaters. These sweat- ers were given to the students by the Shoals Band Boosters Club as a token of appreciation of the ' hard work the Seniors have done in the past. Each one who received a sweater has been a member of the Shoals Bands for four years or more. Proudly wearing and displaying their sweaters are Linda Qualkenbush, Liz Harding, Lois Brett, Eva Terry, Norma George, Debbie Kidwell, Kay Lee, Linda Peek, Jaunita Harker, Kathy Stiles, and Linda Stringer. Charles Neideffer, also a Senior, is not pictured but he received a lyre and a chevron at that time for his three years of band service. The Band Officers are the ones who make decisions. ROW ONE: Linda Stringer, the secretary-treasurer, takes care of all correspondence, atten- dance, and money. Linda Qualkenbush, the vice-president, helps the president and presides at the meetings when the president is not present. Juanita Harker, the president, takes charge of the meetings, helps the band director, and makes minor decisions. ROW TWO: Lois Brett and Norma George, librarians, take care of music to be handed out to the musicians and keep a record of all music that is bought. Marianne Lewis, head majorette, is in charge of the majorettes and makes up routines for the majorettes to perform. Debbie Kidwell, drum majorette, leads the band and helps the band director direct the band. Becky Bauer and Mary Potts, managers, take care of all the equipment. 1 86

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Stage Band practiced hard The Shoals High School Stage Band met every Wednesday Joe Albright. ROW TWO: Judy Lindley, David Falls, Susie evening at 7 :00 to practive on jazz and swing music. The Robbins, Eva Terry, Becky Bauer, Paul Hewitt, Linda Doane band was composed of several students, all who are mem- Dana Mackison, Rita Wyman. Accompanying these students bers of the Marching and Concert bands. Those who were on the piano is Kim Hickman, and on the drums is Bradley members of this group wereg ROW ONE: Janice Beem- Albright. They were also under the direction of Arthur Mas- blossom, Nancy Richardson, Lois Brett, Mike Tedrow, Billy ten Knot pictured, Band Boosters who posed with the trophy the band re- secretary-treasurer. Once again the Rockettes were under ' ceived at the Pumpkin Festival at French Lick, Indiana, are the direction of Mr. Gary Vergan of Bedford. They per- Mrs. Gary Albright, finance chairman, Mrs. George Bauer, formed at several home basketball games using various immediate-past presidentg Mr. Arthur Masten, directory actions, and uniforms. Mrs. Ernest Asbell, president, and Mrs. Forrest Chandler, 88 ,B ,J