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THE OCTET Irfl In right: Fred Sharp. Frank Hull. Fd Rhea. Pele Stexens, larry ll-rock, Dave Christensen, Chuck Bucke, julian llell, Owen Collins. Since music has been enjoyed generally, and be- cause it is capable of expressing profound thoughts and is pleasing to the ear, many organizations have been formed for the making and enjoying of vari- ous kinds of music. So thought the founders of the Octet of XVebb School. The date of its origin is obscure, but seems to have occurred about the time Mrs. Rosenberg became a teacher. The name Octet comes from the Latin octo, meaning eight, because the original had eight members. Down through the years, the membership of the Octet has increased and decreased many times, but the organization still retains the given name. As to subject matter, the Octet sings everything except rock and roll. It offers something to everyone. This is to insure the enjoyment and the cooperation of all members. Only through team- work and practice can it offer the best entertain- ment of which it is able to produce. This is a rule impressed upon the members by their able director, Mrs. Emma Rosenberg. In the past, the members of the Octet have de- rived a great amount of pleasure from this organi- zation, at the same time allowing others to enjoy the fruits of their labor. Their sincere hope is that their programs have been enjoyed by all and that in the future they will continue their success- ful past. Page 49
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THE ORACLE STAFF Left to right, Hrs! row: Lee Levy. Buford Anderson, johnny Phillips, Stanley Taylor, Fred Sharp, Ernest Edenton, Bill Durden, Tommy Whitsitt. Fred Silverstein. Semnd rozv: David XVilkins, Owen Collins, Ed Blackman, Dan Flournoy, Pope Harrison, Aubrey Harwell, Pruitt Fulmer. Thad Tlrotnas, joe Montgomery, Duff Glenn. Third row: john Harris, jessie Heard, Bill jones, Pete Stevens, Henry Whiteside, Potter Cantrell. Fourth row: jim Morris, Pete Blanton, Garth Fuller, Mike Shealy, Peyton Hall, joe Rosenbaum, Stuart Goldstone, Ben Files. Fifth row: Bill Powers, Billy Roy, Dave Christensen, Pat Worley, Charlie Ragland, james McLeod, Matt MacD0ugall. The Orzuflz' is a self-supported function of the student body under faculty sponsorship. It is a monthly publication printed by a local newspaper. Editor. , STANLEY FIPAYLOR Assistmzl l'fd1'lor , BUFORD ANDERSON News lidizor lXlURRAY SUxm15Rs Sports Editor . , . .jonNNY PHILLIPS Family sponsor , Page 48 The editorial stall is chosen in conjunction with the faculty sponsor by the preceding staff. This year's staff has been: Photography Editor . MFRED SHARP Variety lfditor . ..... , . .LEE LEVY Iiusirlzfss lllanagzfr . ERNEST EDENTON Typing Director ...... , , . BILL DURDEN .. . MR. FRED DEAN
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Page 50 Left to right, first rout: john Killifer, Winfield Gillilan, Peter Smith, Lee Marbury, james Barnett, Phil Smith. Sec- nml rmu: Fred Sharp, John liarbcc. Pete Blanton, Henry VVhitesicIc, Jim Morris, Pruit Fulmer, Pope Harrison, Duke -Iulmson. Tlziwl rout: Billy Ashley, Bart Stokes, Joe Nlurphcy, Bill Conway, James Davis, Fred Rudder, John Marks, Gortlon Hztralson, Linton Morgan, Bill Durden, johnny Phillips. Fourth row: Tommy Whitsitt, Aubrey Harwell, Chuck Bucke, Scldon Spenser, Noble Pace, Ed Smith. HAMILTON LITERARY SOCIETY if Presidents Tommy Wnt'rsITT PETER Sxtrm XVELLS GARDEN En SMITH FRED RUDDER fi' -its-ily, an
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