Statesboro High School - Criterion Yearbook (Statesboro, GA)

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0? X I ' --.J 'F 'S I A-. 1 lv fssxk, .W In KT' .MVS 3. . Music Club Never Bb, Someiimes Bi, but always BHD THIS IS THE MOTTO chosen by the Harmony Music Club, sponsored by Mrs. Verdie Hilliard and Mr. William Deal. This club has perhaps the largest enrollment it has had for the last few years. It is devoting its time to the study of the world's leading musicians. i evo ' 1 I , Dramatic Club Ad astra per aspen:-To the stars fBroadwayj through dijiculhesn THE ABOVE is A cAPT1vATlNG SCENE from the three-act play, The Lucky Break, pre- sented by the members of the Statesboro Dramatic Club in the fall of '35,

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y ,V.,...z r.i.,t,........,-i,. I ' -. Q H --ff. THE LEISURE ART ORCHESTRA, consisting ot thirteen students from the grades and high school, has furnished delightful music for several assembly programs. This or- chestra might well be termed The Wayne King Orchestra of Statesboro High. ,,..........--4-af Q1 ' e TEES XYVHEN WE HAVE NEEDED EXCELLENT BAND MUSIC we have gone to the Statesboro l-ligh School Band, directed by Mr. William Deal. lt, too, has furnished lively music for our assemblies. Many of the members of this band are also afliliated With the Teach- ers College Band.

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