Snowden Junior High School - Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Singing in groups gives us training in four part singing and cz perfect blending of voice. A i Tamale? ff Fl t e D THE GLEE CLUB Davis, Key, Irwin, Ravinett, Levine, Denman Parks, Pearce, Jordan, Cannon, Rhodes, Hatch Hanon, Stieglitz, Richardson, Diehl, Edelson Fleming, Paddison, Johnson, Nobles, Simmons Aspero, Patterson, Henderson, Cannon, Crull Weeks, Huntzicker, Leech, Patterson, Barbee: Robertson, Evans, Schaffer, Lipman, Simmons, Goddard, Johnson, Nuckolls, King, Brindley Briggs, Weiner Fleisbman, Adams, Johnson Andrews, Dinkellspiel, Halter, Robbins, Zini, Mc: Cullough, Mitchell, Holt, High, Taylor, Bryan Curry. bb THE SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS Thomas, McCarter, Alexander, Pearlman, Hollo- way, Stephenson, Halpern, Marr, Sayle, Karris, Goler. Baskin, Bowers, Porter, Askew, Gustafson, Schlossherg, Barker, Dailey, Beutel, Gilman, Reisman, Harris, Maddox, Richardson, Pollard, McMahan, Perryman, Shaw, Foster, Houseal, Levinson, Jaffe, Covellis, Robertson Hewitt Lemmon, Jones, Green, Halpem, Ashendorf, Harrell, Ryland, Newsom, Harbour, Treace, Gardner, Herring, Notowich, Argol, Pentecost, Cotros, List, McMurry, Byall, Rosenberg, Cottrell, Ayres, Crump, Harding, Carroll, Arian, Martin, Shannon, Morgan, Carson, Wulff, Kaplan, Harden, Kirkpatrick, Shelton, Underwood, Lenow, Andrews, Sheffield, Stewart, Hendrix, Williams, Eastman, West, Howell, Reed, Holder, Wylie, Rubenstein, Schwartz, Sanders, Rogers, Amy, Patterson! Linhoss, Simonton, Vanderford, Wall, Heavner, Nathan, Parris, Bryan, Blanton, Ballin, Ewing, Oliver, Davis, Elder, Roberts, Bredow, Lunamand, Law, Holland, Ladd, Hipp, Taylor, Shumaker, Lowry, Dickinson, Sullivan, Muth, Copeland, Blumenfeld, Azbill, Johnson, Foster, Jeffries, Harrell, Keith, Johnson, Ewing, Johnson, Kronsch- nabel, Butler, Ashley, Dunbar, Bushart. THE EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS Carpenter Cunningham Hatch Carpenter Donald Barker Bomar Robinson Bredo Reisman, Rothman Hughes, Bronson Spleg Lindsey Agee, Goldberg Kahn, Jones, Sha Campbell, D'1vxs Awsumb, Crowley Cole, Mas gill, Chase, Dunn, Fitzpatrick, Spurlock, You Chulos Fox Wadley, Lowe, Cravenmier Christl Hardison Smith Wilson Lovell McRae Gamm Bourland, West, Turk, Thomas, Billings, Finebe Montgomery, Thurmond, Zito, Powell, Lea Vincent, Sanders, Richards, Patton, Martin, Whi Shryck, Lowe, McNamee, Guenther, You Reynolds, Tucker, Gaston, Cullen, Stevens Ward, Brown, Honeycutt, Malone, Sisler, Ki patrick, McMurry, Leviton, Stovall, Cole, Ki Hudson, Armstrong, Adkins, Baxter, Omell, Sta Buderman, Cranford, Westerfield, Handy, Mo: Oswald, Hays, Crowley, Northcutt, Richardso Nichols, Ryland, Stephenson. Futris, Boyd, Beaumont, Burks, Jones, Diamond Lewis, Safferstone, Askew, Baruchman, Laughlin i 5 7 7 M 7 7 5 9 . 1 1 l 1 I U, . . , , 1 n 1 s q 5 1 Y Y 7 7 l r c I n o r d r N tl A .xlib

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We are proud of our band which has brought many honors to Snowden. THE BAND ALL DRESSED UP ROW: Belton, McDaniel, Smith, Kashdan, Wilson, Sachritz, Tucker, Jolley, Swarner. SECOND ROW: Smolensky, Moxley Stewart, Stoltz, Carney, Raiford, Segal, Solomon. THIRD ROW: Talley, Kaplan, Britton, Lea, Faquin, Melton, Schwartz, Gilbert FOURTH ROW: Bcrliant, Wright, Brand, Zeitlin, Stoltz, Medley, Williams, Jolley, Zangwill. FIFTH ROW: Cox, Kay, Crowder Thurman, Reid, Dendrinos, Scrivener, Cone. SIXTH ROW: Scales, Silrunons, Franklin, Klyce, Beusse, Smith, Smolensky, Ballard Ja 7 t-.H1 ' -A-gf. it - 'n JI' is Q 4 ' JF 5j-'T THE BAND marching down Main Street in the Cotton Carnival Parade. 65 s SEVENTH ROW: Kessler, Raiford, Brittan, McCall, Wilson, Chisolm, Salomon, Baker, Ruleman, Gardner. EIGHTH ROW!

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The Christmas program is the result of long hours of practicing and singing' together. Guided by the star, they came with haste and found Mary and Joseph and the babe lying in a manger. i ll Narrator for -ihe program is Anna 11 l E And when the shepherds had seen Him, 3 spread the good news throughout the i g And now, centuries later, the message s still echoing around the world, bring- ng men to Him, the Shepherd of our ouls. And there were in the same country shepherds abiding in the field . . . And suddenly a multitude of heavenly hosts appeared to the Villagers, hearing the glad tidings, sought eagerly to accom- announcing the birth of the Saviour. pany the shepherds in their quest for the Child. l il , in N In t iz