Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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T IGH BA D tudent Bod l l r l .V -,, IC: 3 -if. ,jf 1,111 .SA P N719 . and an 21 E IS E 'El lv' ' ' : aww Cunningham, Carman, Cantrell, Maxwell, Dody, Hurley, Emerick, Drake, Ragsdale. FOURTH ROW: Brasel, Hudson, M. Knight, Moyers, King, Mills, Dunn, J. Davis, Lawson, Milstead, Gann, Vaughn, Baker, Ruynor, Clark, Compton, Lott, Slover, Grubb, Howell, M. Davis, Ray, Vinson. FIFTH ROW: Amold, Clark, McDaniel, Powell, Gray, Goforth, Dalrymplc, Durhy, Wilson, Norfleet, McBride, New- man, Lewis, Hilliard, Crawford, Green, McCall, Hill, Rodgers, Smith, Berry, Barfield, Odom, Moore. This year the band marched in the Armistice Day Parade, the Christmas Parade, and the Cotton Carnival Parade. Another important event in which the band participated was the formal opening of the annual Mid-South Fair in Memphis.. The highlight of the year for the band was a gala Christmas party given at the Hotel Peabody, December 5. This party will long be a fond memory for those members who attended. In January the band held its annual mid- winter concert which was a big success. The band climaxed its year's work with its participation in the graduation exercises. 73

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THE SENIO Provides Entertainment f V. .' nr, , 9?-' Q :Q he 'B c ,..-':' i'2 ' 'Z W ' , as 3 m Q5 72 BAND MEMBERS-FIRST ROW: Walker, Colvin, Wintker, Bergdorf, Percer, McDaniel, Laney, C. Bergdorf, Wilkes. SECOND ROW: Carr, Hathcock, F. Davis, Hite, Shipman, Stout, Windham, Mc- Ewen, Herndon, Lee, Jamison, Morris, Moore, Medford, Spencer, Woodruff, Riddle, Knight, Noonan, Sprague. THIRD ROW: Bledsoe, Martin, Hornbeak, Richardson, McGonagill, Chenoweth, Jackson Hellums, Kirkpatrick, L. Davis, Cowan, Dew, Corder, Ellis, Morton, Sexton, Cockran, Archibald Providing the finest in musical entertainment, stimulating school spirit, and representing the school at various civic events, were some of the accomplishments of the Treadwell High School Band. One of the first accomplishments and un- doubtedly the most memorable one for the hand was a three day trip to the Texas State Fair at 5 1 Dallas. This trip was financed by two stage shows in which talent from all over the Mid- South was presented. Another out-of-town trip was taken to Tupelo, Mississippi, in support of the football team. The hand played at every one of Treadwell's football games. At four of the halves, the band put on interesting and colorful halftime shows. vii lr V . -,- r L,- . 1 . . .7 ,,,.,

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