Washington High School - Tiger Yearbook (Washington, GA)

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DANCE BAND Patricia Cheney, piano, Joe David, drums, Shelby Jackson, trombone, Jack Myers, trumpet, Travis Jackson, sax. This band has played for the Teen dances as well as having made several out of town trips to various functions. MR, HUGH EVERS - student teacher MR, RICHARD BISSETT - Director BAND EXTRAS PARTICIPANTS OF BAND CLINIC AT MADISON Jean Vaughn, Joyce Bennett, Bobby Callaway, Wayne Dawson, Jimmy Burton, Lawrence Burton, Shelby Jackson, Tommy Hoffman, Jack Myers, Mr, Evers, Marion Cheney, Mitchell Willis, Mr. Bissett, SWING BAND Patricia Cheney, pianog Dianne Wickersham, trombone, Ioe David, drums.

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i Emily C. Johnson, Doris Dyson, Laura Meadows, Kay Callaway, Sid Hopkins, Larry Stover, Jimmy Newsome, Donnie Davis, Diane Russell, Carolyn Trantham, Charlene Roher, Betty Wheelis, Evelyn Clarke, Second row: Dickie Hoffmann, Paul Turmon, Johnny Talkington, Tom Smith, Carolyn Scott, Dickie Garrard, Melanie Cray- craft, Mike Corry, Frankie Eubanks, Henry Hopkins, Frankie Jackson, Jacqueline Baston, Third row: Cluadia Simpson, Allan Callaway, Billy Lynn, David Bentley, Jeffry Lynn, Howell Lunceford, Harriss Blackmon, Linda Lucas, George Walton, Bobby Garrett, Joe Dyson, Terry Bridges, Howard Griffin, David Wickersham, Lynn Davis. CADET BAND The Cadet Band participated for the first time in the Region four Music Festival held last spring in Gainesville, The 30 piece band gained a rating of excellent. This year the band has enlarged to 40 members and they will enter the Festival to be held in Athens, March 8. They have presented concerts jointly with the High School Band and joined with them at the last home football game to form W-H-S! At that time there were over 100 musicians on the field, SUN FESTIVAL fcontinuedj The big parade took place on the next day with meeny, meeny' floats, bands, and beauty queens. Our band was one of four which was applauded by the huge crowd at the Pavilion. Following a concert for the Fire Department that night, some went to the Joe Chitwood Thrill Show in a Fire Department truck driven by Mr. B while others spent much moo1a at the boardwalk and on the rides. Each day we ate together at a restaurant which was reserved for usg we took over the beach - and the ocean, the bus was at our beck and call, Prior to leaving Sunday morning, we all assembled at the Rec, Hall, where Rev. Owen Hoffman conducted our church service. Then we headed for home - tired, but happy for the good time we'd had. Many thanks go to the Myrtle Beach Fire Department, Chief James Callaway, Joe Dyson and the chaperones for a truly good time. The chaperones even agreed we'd behaved ourselves, as they knew we would, What more can be said of the trip than Lotsa sun! And lotsa fun!

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