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Second period chorus, made up of beautiful, talented girls, adds much to assemblies and public performance. Under the direction of Alvin Templer, the girls perform for community organizations and at the annual concert. Officers of this group are: Lou Murray, president; Anna Bates, vice-president; and Marla Watts, secretary “ityiyA, School Beauty plus talent make this group an immediate “hit on the platform. From left to right are: Marla Watts, Lou Murray, Cathy Davis, Leila Baxter, Anna Bates, Veldonna Wardell, Pat Watts, Hallie Davis, Wanda Rinehart, and Darlene Beverage.
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6l«td 'D’tilt 7earn Ott parade Strutting, bowing, twirling, keeping exact time to music, are Wanda Payne Rinehart, Marla Watts and Frances Savage, band majorettes. Gay, energetic and skillful with the baton are these attractive girls on the drill team. Left to right they stand: Shirley Irwin, Velma Hagey, Marilyn Kirkland, Donna Ellsworth, Diane Doane, Jean Ann Harn, Barbara Westenskow and Norma Bonney. 27
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Young musical group of freshmen and sophomore boys and girls learn to work together pleasantly and eagerly with new techniques in voice improvement. Front Row, left to right: Barbara Westenskow, Jeanne Tartar, Velma Hagey, Diane Baxter, Diane Doane, Frances Savage and La Von Bingham. Top Row: Lorene Wilde, Marie Allen Wilde, Kenneth Webb, Charles Hindman, Norman Titus, John Morrison, Gary Kohler, Blanche Allen Wilde and Berniece Parker. T tcxect Sixteen music-minded hopefuls met with This group sang for the concert in the Mr. Templer at the beginning of the year to es- spring, and for a KLBM broadcast. Many of the tablish the fourth period mixed chorus. same group are active in band and other activities. 29
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