Spring High School - Roar Yearbook (Spring, TX)

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kanelle Beane Cleft? was elected Band Queen bu he Band and -filled thai rf-fffibeh UCFU Ccqfaldlsj dma- n3 e sdeor ld marc - ns ujxlh the Band Auflna 'heir mansj Performance ulwe 15 0 serubr and has een adhbc, Qn all school eoevils H lwlog mdlar Dear oldl SFA-na Veepthe Bm anal Gem SOLCYC cl um-lo tlwee, llnlfffom all foes Lee lvlafj our Spkrlls line lm .M lwllu keep .45 Qu as me ,lT'lfOUl3l'I lk-3906 Jw come Dear olol Told ldllliams Qriihij was CllSo eleclzed load the Band to the -Full-time is 0 sophomore and did Band thls pas-l season. dal: ol: drum n'Y1AjoC'ros3 61 of leacllns 'lilne

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1 Mr. J. W. King, our band director, attended Texas Tech where he s was assistant directorjof the Tech band in '46-'47, He received l 'Q 2'f:', his S. Degree. in Education with a major- in Band and Music. l ' Before coming to Big Spring, Mr. King taught in Westbrook High .I-n School one year. He has been director of the B.S.H.S. band for three years. At present, Mr. King is working for his Masters N-as Degree in Music Education at Texas Tech. Mr. King is a very fa . capable band director and is well liked by the students The following are the rnernbers ofthe B.S.H.S. Band according to their section. Band Director - J. W. King Drum Major - Joy Williams Band Queen - Janelle Beene Majorettes - Thelma Tucker and Helen Lewellen Drums - B. Hinkley, O. Haygood, M. Attaway, O. Pitman, G. Bunn, J. Culpepper. Clarinets - M. Peterson, P. Dillon, M. Nichols, J. Nuckels, I. Bennett, J. Boone, A.Williarns, Nl. Martin, I. Kilgore, S. Lauderrnilk, l...George, B. Flint, B. lsedlow, J, Dam ro n, P. Mason, J. Dawes, M. Love, T, Boadle, D. Ewing. Flutes - F'.Cass, M. Ray,S. Blankenship, G. Byrd. Cornets - ls. Evans,G. Hill,G. Nichols,R. Sanders, T, Thigpen, B. Sipes, G. Faller, W.B1'own, B. Damron, K. Briden, G. Hancock, E. Abreo, B. Laudermilk, D. Sanders, C. Carter. Trombone - U. Butler, R. Thompson, J. Jordon, H. Sheats, A. Kloven, T. Taylor. Basses - R. Shaw, D. Dunbar, G. Myrick. French Horns - B. Woods, G. Knowels, H. Wood, M. Martin. Saxcv s - J. Will.iams5'f'35i34ENr5d6ltsl1ire, D. Royalty, V 15142. Helen Lewellen lleftl and Thelma Tucker lrightj, the inajoreftes, are both jun- iors this year. T he l ma served as majorette for the band last year and Helen was rnajorette at Muleshoe 1'r.e.,1. c1n1..--1 - N, Rogers, J. H ' f ,-,..n....----A Oboe - H. Logan. Bassoon - U. G. Powell. Baritone - J. Conley, I... lssacs. H

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'4 3 he .. , sis, 732 gg like Q x... , e c f WHO'S WHO Left - Senior representatives, Woody Wood and Luan Creighton, This is Woody's first time as a Who's Who representative, but he has represented B.S.H.S, on a great many Hi-Y trips. He is also president of the Key Club and Hy-Y. Luan Creighton has captured a large number of honors during her high school days. She was sec- retary of her freshman class, freshman favorite, junior vice-president, yell leader for two years, and co-editor of the Corral. This is L,uan's second time to be chosen Who's Who. Above - June Cook and Amos Jones This is Iune's second year to be chosen Who's Who. She was elected to serve on the Student Coun- cil and chosen football queen. June is also a mem- ber of the Tri-Hi-Y Club, and ranks high in scho- lastic achievements. Amos is our student body president and was also president of his junior class. He hasbeen active in football, basketball, and track. He was chosen because of his personality and athletic abil- ity. Left - Dallas Woods and Dolores Franklin This is Dallas' first year to serve as Who's Who representative. He was senior representative on the Student Council and held the office of vice- president of his senior class. Dallas was also out- standing in athletics. Dolores is editor ofour 1950 El Rodeo. She has represented the Tri-Hi-Y Club on many trips and she is secretary of the Tri-Hi-Y Club. Dolores was chosen Who's Who because of her scholastic abil- ities.