South High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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,, fgwg, 2 I ,.,. ... C22 3 . S it Q W First Row: Clodfelter. Cook, Pritchard, Caldwell, Fearington, Fearington, Sigman. Hondros, Pfohl. Second Row: Gallos, Davis. Alspaugh. Thomas, Vogler, Harrell, Rhodes, Beeson, Baker, Cathay. Third Row: Mr. Pfohl, Hegc. Denny, Brewer. Chatham, Hamilton, Pratt, Whaling, McGuire, Mitchell, Morris, Hyatt. Fourth Row: Vogler. Mickey, Cobb. Flynn, Clifford, Pfohl, Hamilton, Denny, Baity, Haygarcl, Trivette, C BAND The HC Band has a State and Nation- al Rating in Class D. It is composed of boys and girls above the beginners class. Here they receive training in reading band music correctly, to reproduce the composers idea in musical effects. They learn to march and play according to signals from the Drum Major's baton and whistle. As nearly every player in this group is a member of the freshman class, this is the group which plays for the freshmen chapel exercises. It has al- so given one concert at Wiley School. Those who succeed in this training are promoted promptly to the B band for further training as a substitute for the uni- formed A band, Nearly half of the C group received their start in the be- ginners class at summer school previous to entering high school. Student interest in bands as a worth-while activity at school has increased from a membership of twenty-two in 1933 to one hundred and fifty this year, not including those who have been graduated. Page one hundred

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MISS MISS KERR S ETIQUETTE CLUB. REYNGLDS HIGH SCHOOL