Wilburton High School - Diggers Yearbook (Wilburton, OK)

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TRIPLE TRIO MEMBERS are Rose Marie Cuzalina, Susan Patterson, Carole Boggs, Fran Thrash, Alice Cook, Wynema Austin, Donnabell Muncy, director, Nancy Wilson, Libby Wann, and Sandy Williams. TRIO MEMBERS ARE Angela Swaim, Judy Allen, and Jeanne Sheppard. BOYS QUARTET INCLUDES Tommy Frazier, Jim Kennedy, Mark Julich, and Bill Stogner. 32 CHORUS MEMBERS sing selections from Broadway produc- tions, folk songs, and classical music.

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MIXED CHORUS PRESENTED a number of programs during the year. LYNN RICHARDSON, SHARON Doan, Charlotte Stevens, Anne Williams, Jean Nelson, and Malissa Martin compose the sextet, under the direction of Donnabell Muncy. Music Ensembles Sing For School And Community The Vocal Music Department offers a program of music appreciation through participation to interested students. Donnabell Muncy, instructor, directs the choirs and five groups in a selected program of music. The five choral groups maintain a full schedule of appearances before civic and community organizations, as well as presenting a number of programs for student audiences. A Salute to Broadway was presented in a Novem- ber assembly program, featuring group and solo selec- tions from popular Broadway shows. The annual Candlelighting program in December presented traditional Christmas music and tableau to a capacity audience. Speech Department and Home Ec- onomics Department members directed tableau scenes and costumes. Top honors were earned by vocalists in district and state contests at Eastern Oklahoma A. G M. College, and Oklahoma State University as a part of the music appreciation program. MIXED ENSEMBLE INCLUDES (ROW 1) Angela Swaim, Judy Allen, Lynn Schultz, Libby Wann, Jeanne Sheppard, (ROW 2) Jim Kennedy, Tommy Frazier, Jerry Strailey, Mike Giacomo, and Mark Julich.

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GARY BLACKBURN, ASSISTANT Editor, Logan Wright, Foy Ledbetter, Advisor, Frances Stewart, and Steve Poe prepare the activity section to meet the second deadline, January 10. Yearbook Plans Begin Early Plans for the 1966 Digger yearbook began in April of last year when staff members selected a theme and made rough plans. A part of the 1965 yearbook staff spent June 1-3 in Topeka, Kansas, on a tour of American Yearbook Company's publishing facilities. The group studied the complete publishing program and met with company representative, George Smith, who suggested improvement's for the 1966 yearbook. After making preliminary plans, the work of turning blank pages into a permanent record of school activities began. Photo- graphs were taken, copy written, and information gathered for the three deadlines. The faculty section has been increased; also, the athletic and personality sections, A closing page was added to complete the book. 1966 Yearbook staff members include Mary Grego, Editor; Gary Blackburn, Assistant Editor; Steven Poe, Business Manager; Logan Wright, Photography Editor; Frances Stewart, Class Editor; and Foy Ledbetter, Advisor. LOGAN WRIGHT CHECKS light measurement before snapping one of many staff photographs. Students Publish Assistant Editor, GARY Blackburn checks a copy page with Mary Grego, Editor. UOSIO ■j. FOY LEDBETTER, ADVISOR, makes a final check on yearbook cover specifications. 22