Wichita Falls High School - Coyote Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)

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Here Comes the Bandv BAND In addition to serving the school throughout the year, the Coyote Band has participated in parades, contests, con- certs and other civic affairs. As a result of the many hours spent in practice, the members of the hand have learned the importance of drill, teamwork and co-operation. DONALD L. HATCH, B.M Strike Up the Bandv

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Say It with Music 'Wm- K lk. 43 fm if YVith a Song in My Hearty MUSIC Music is not only poetry and rhythm, hut it is philosophy. Through it every emotion is expressed-every ideal-every purpose. In this field of study, as a student expresses him- self through the medium of such activities as a cappella choirs, ensembles, quartets and glee clubs, he is taught to legislate against discords. The most significant lesson one could learn would he harmony. Self-discipline and order in ones day will bring success and happiness. Wfhere there are order, beauty and harmony, there can al- ways be found a true symphony of life. MARY LOU HENDRICKS, M.M. Without a song, the day would never end . . . v

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in-egg.-psh . , AMATEUR GUILD OFFICERS Left to right: Joyce Beekman, business manager, Marilyn XVbeeler, vice president, Colleen VVbite and f Dick Wfaggoner, publicity, Mary Ruth Taylor, secre- tary, Ben Harvey, president. ELIZABETH GEER, M.A. Q , SPEECH Speech is the articulate manner of expressing all moods and thoughts. YVitbout it, our society as we know it would disappear. It is very important for the sakes of poise and self confidence that we study this art. In the speech department of WFSH, the courses offered include fundamentals, debate, plut- form speaking, radio and dramatics. Amateur Guild Assembly Play MRS. PEGGY MCDONALD, B.S. Feudin,, Fussinl, and Fightinw'