Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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BAND SENIORS Performing at athletic contests, partici- pating in parades, and taking out-of-town trips are a few of the memories the band seniors will always cherish. FIRST ROW: McDaniel, Crawford, Gann, Wilson, Vaughn, Arnold, Gray. SECOND ROW: Walker, Cowan, Noonan, Carr, Archibald, Ragsdale, Morton. THIRD ROW: Emerick, Davis. Fr' p I p F' A i i 'A N. Qu.. BAND OFFICERS Supervising classroom activities, and setting a pattern of conduct for the band members are some of the duties of the senior band officers. FIRST ROW: Jackson, Librarian, Hill, Custodian: Vaughn, Social Chairmang Gunn, Drum Majorg Carr, Librariang Noonan, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Walker, Student Director, Archibald, Social Chairman, Davis, Presidentg Cowan, Secretaryg Emerick, Merit Re- corder, Ragsdale, Vice President. Mr. Harlo McCall, director and talented trumpet player, gives his rendition of Carnival of Venice to a capacity crowd at the stage show presented in the fall. The purpose of this show was to finance the band's trip to the Texas State Fair at Dallas. fer -xy

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FIRST ROW: Hunt, Tate, Emerick, Nichols, L. Vaughn, Teeters, Flatt, Hurst, McCall, Roberts. SECOND ROW: Taylor, Armstrong, Holt, Beard, Giordano, Wilson, Hogue, Lowery, Wilkes, Drake, Houpt, Turner, Washam. THIRD ROW: Bullard, Allen, Warren, C. Lowery, Freeman, Tipton, Ennis, Cowan, Halford, Rice. FOURTH ROW: Pitts, Wrlht, Presley, Hinchey, Brown, Favro, Jenkins, Beaver, Todd, B, Davis, Smith, Casto, Graves. FIFTH ROW: Autry, George, Erwin, S. Compton, E. Davis, K. Vaughn, Jacobs, Schneider, P. Compton, Clark, Lott, Martin, Walk. SIXTH ROW: Howell, D. Wilson, Adams, Quatman, Cagle, Murdaugh, J. Vaughn, Dorris, D. Harris, Walker, Driver, Grant, Scott, Long. SEVENTH ROW: Ethridge, Harris, Janes, Kernoedle, Riggans, Bellanti, S. J. Giordano. JU D Shows Rapid Improvement This year could only be described as one full of ex- I C citement, entertainment, and achievement for the Junior I 1 High Band. Participating in activities at Treadwell for the third year, the sixty-five member band worked very hard to become eligible for the Senior Band next fall. The band performed at pep meetings, football games, and the Christmas Parade, and presented a concert in Decem- ber for the elementary school. ' Our band practiced diligently in last minute preparation for the Annual Spring Concert. X l i Sandra Vaughn, the Treadwell Band Queen, and her alternates, Kay Crawford and Suzy Gray, were an- nounced at the Christmas Dance. The setting for this annual social activity was Hotel Peabody. 'X E it