Snowden Junior High School - Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Who Doesnft Love to Hear the Band Play? il Who Doesnft Want to Be in the Band? We All Do. THE BAND in everyday practice plays for pure enioyment under the direction of Drum Maior David Solomon. When the band is all dressed up they play for others. When they play in everyday clothes they play to learn and for enioyment. SNOWDEN BAND ROW l: Soloman, McLean, Mackey Perryman, Bartlett, ROW 2: Cobb, Pope Fitzpatrick, May, Paul, Hale, Skipper DeWitt. ROW 3: Croswell, Wilcox, Rob erts, Mclntyre, Frlener, Kessler, Jacoby Forrester, Copeland, Baer. ROW 4: Hada- way, Scrivener, Williams, Hewitt, Beard, Brand, Tindall, Casey, Vinson, Salky. ROW 5: Shaw, Leake, Cooper Smith, Burris, Gott, Gieselmann, Smith, Keath- ley, Palmer, Levitch, Reid, Wright. .1 H,- it2?5P 'H .-51' Drum Major David Solomon. He is proud to lead the Band and the Band is proud to follow him. These are the Band members that played in the All-Memphis Band: Wright, Skipper, Hale, DeWitt, Mackey, Bartlett, Gott, Solomon, Keeth- ley, Palmer, Gieselmann. i , ' i nr

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Some Have Speczal Talents for Plcwmg and Szngmg Ushers for the Christmas Program-ROW l: Pada- wer, Benclerman, Darden, Crawford, Cole. ROW 24: Bolton, Panifz, Tucker, Hutkin. The Four Strasser Chorus. Sandra Jean Culp, Marlha Ann Siepl-nenson Douglas Pnlant Samuel Jones. Leeba Andrews Eighih Grade soloist ln the Chrvstmas Program Accompanisf 'For the Glee Club and the Chrrslmas Program

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From Organizations W e Receive: Citizenship Training, Character Development, and Opportunity to Serve Others HONOR SOCIETY ' Judy Keslensky-president, Drake Hayes-vice president, Shirley Ryland-secretary, David Harold-treasurer. Billy Mackey, Charles Reid., RED CROSS Andrea Ravinett explains to the Red Cross representatives how to iill the Christmas Boxes. HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTEES FIRST ROW: Friedman, Cassen, Pope, Breytspaak, Padawer. SECOND ROW: Engleberg, McLean, Kaminsky, Stanton, Reveley, Lamb. THIRD ROW: Palmer, Worthington, Holder, Rose, Pickens. NINTH GRADE CLASS MEETING Our first lessons in representative government. The classes elect two representatives each to attend the class meetings. All class problems and business come before the group. David Rosenblum-president, is presiding. Charles Burson-vice president, Donna Hawkes-secre- tary, Carol McCall-treasurer. Class representatives: 9-'I, Vicki Blumenfeld and Jim Buford. 9-2, Donna Hawkes and Jim Graham. 9-3, Tommy Hamm and Jo Ann Levitch. 9-4, Bobby Mclntyre and Mary Martin. 9-5, Frank Tapp and Barbara Panitz. 9-6, Steve Tichenor and Ellen West. The Y-Teens have sponsored many worthwhile proiects. They have made Halloween favors for John Gaston Hospital, had a cake bake, and presented a Thanksgiving Chapel Program. President is Jean Curtis. fy YN- if X