Sumter High School - Paragon Yearbook (Sumter, SC)

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Band Room's New Cold Carpet Enlivens Practice Sessions Marching band season began with a week of camp at Wofford College. New officers, sophomore initiation, early morning drills, long hours spent mem- orizing music, learning new faces and training in anticipation of the state contest built unity. Autumn afternoon practices helped achieve perfection in pre-game and half-time shows. Pep music added to the atmosphere of foot- ball and basketball games. Band Boos- ter candy sales enriched the anticipa- tion of the triennial trip to Florida. The state contest at Airport High School brought tense feelings, high spirits, last minute tune-ups, medita- tion, concentration and performance. Marching in the Christmas parade, providing music for the NHS Installa- tion and the Christmas Assembly re- flected Sumter High's talent, integrity, and pride. . ., . . 4 t --r..,fs:g.1 : ,Af P ' s 5 W Rfk. fy, V445 .Hi X Us ,s M., 'Z 295' .of f ' ,.'5B:.1 :sf ii. is We gg. ' C ' A Q , 5,44 If wi ,j i f ' Q W lt g s Y , f t 4: as R S' git A Q fs ggi-lm? 1 xl. :IE- c i., as at 1 , A 2 9 ji s 'i ' X 1 UQ' Q mi 4 8, f .L ,X k K i, if t ti 1 lf s 5. ., f . Ya C t , i -r r i. S' TESTS f.. . v ,- ,jawn-, ,,,4k1 .VN ' Vi' . . . . Q' I t ' ' A I Qi K fn: 5 , ,K - v 5 X , , W X 9 .4 X 6 1 w ya l' X . t sf' ., ,tx-I QA ' ft, X- 5, . s ,J- rw-X f X WN xi 'ii - s' ,Qs is a: ' - 1 avz.. - 3 . 133 7s i9Q':. P5 'gs' it ,K i Q'-L ZA fhg. 1' 3 'Q Ji 5 -. nies. ,qfikl . - in .s Q ' 40- . 108 Organizations ,H cr- 2 .ff , O-t-free' cg -31'-A 'JF are-210 CID BAND OFFICERS: Left Side: Alan Feldsott, Lynn johnson, Shebra Wortherly, Milton Grish- am, Anne Tanner, Yvonne House, Larry Smith! Right Side: Calhoun Cooper, Rebecca Richard- son, ludv Robertson, Debbie Walters, Linda Gar- risong C21 Milton Grisham finds new carpeting comfortable as he practicesp f3l Band members create enthusiasm at football game: l4i Steve Murrell, Frances Peoples, Johnathan Bryan and jimmy Wilder are on the line for the half-time show.

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731 til joane Long adds another item to her news report before recording. t2l Saturday morn- ing listeners perk up when Denise Perry en- ergetically introduces The Gamecock Show . C35 Prior to taping, Marta Thompson takes a last-minute glance over her presentation. C43 With not a trace of nervousness, Karen May delivers her report. l5J Danny Stokes and Susan Gibbs makes a record selection from WDXY's oldiesf' file. Organizations 107

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