Warwick Junior High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Newport News, VA)

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de Cavalier — Band members in the picture, beginning at the first row left of center, are Mary Carpenter, Jack Bausman, Buddy Mitchell, Alvin Butterworth, and Bryan Marks. In the second row are Bill Miller, Gary Joyce, Nancy Milton, Mary Munden, Ann Graham, Roie O- liver, and Bobby Bunn. In the third row are Margaret Small, John Henderson, Margaret Kuhn, Noel Walsh, John Ratliff, and Gary Crum. Fourth row, left side of picture, includes Delmas Moore, Ben Lawton, Elliot Schoonover and A1 Abbitt. Back row left, on drums, are Harvey Huffstetler, Ronnie Coltrane, Anne Minter, David Givens (bass), and in front of them are Taylor Milner and Francis Bomberger. Cornets, in back, left, are Steve Williams, Bev Garrett, Mike Worthington, Robert Marshall, Don- nie Wright, Bobby Burch, Lindsay Turner, ReidHudson, Bill Thompson, Doug Ramsay, and Arnold Em- mons. Bass, right rear, left to right, are Jim Burden, Robert Lackey, Carl Olsen, and Keith Williams. Trombones, from left to right, are George Sellars, Tom Hodge, Jim Goalder, and Robert Arm- stong. In the first row right of center, left to right, are Gay Jarvis, Roberta Ramsey, Elizabeth Black- well, Steve Taylor, Mike Turner, and Chappel Pierce. Second row right of center, Diane Gilkey, Jane Hurd, Ann Gillespie, Nellie Smith, Sandra Ellis, Donna Schroer, and Rita Kennedy. Behind them in the third row are Ronnie Lowder, Betty Bradburn, Dave Miller, Charles Davidson, Connie Bunn, and Bob Baals. 28

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£a Societe 3rancaise Members are Jan Gifford, Patsy Henry, Madeline Long, Gayle Mathis, Toni Mulac, Sandy Reed, Har- riet Hatch, Sharon Pursifull, Mary Carpenter, Robert Armstrong, Lynn Himes, Donna Little, Kay -Lin Pratt, Annette Landry, Arther Chamberlain, Sherry Barlow, Carol Hossby, Ann Nichols, Connie Ogle, Kathy Kasper, Bunny Dix, Don Granger, Robert Le Court, and officers Carol Traylor, Gwen Seidler, Edna Kegly, and Beverly Baynes. Better known to us as the French Club, this group of French scholars have banded together to further their knowledge of the French, their language and their customs. This being the first year that we have had a French class in the school is the first time that we have had a French club. These stu- dents meet with Miss Marilyn Feist after school. One student was talking to one of his tea- chers asking her for help in French. She told him that she had at one time taken French but she could not remember much now. All that she could remember was Parlez vous Francaise?Chevrolet coupe. 27 I

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Junior High ' s Cavalier band is under the direction of Mr. Donald Bruno, bandmaster at our school since it was first organized in 1956. Students are justly proud of all organi- zations at Junior High, but no group, any where at any time, have done more to earn this school ' s admiration than our band. Mr. Bruno has spared no effort to mold this organization into one of the finest junior high school bands to be found anywhere. His pupils have consistently placed high in vari- ous competitions, and they have received tre- mendous applause for their programs in con- cert, as a marching band, in assemblies, and at athletic events. 29