William Campbell High School - General Yearbook (Naruna, VA)

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BAND DELIGHTS ALL CONCERT BAND . FRONT ROW: Mr. Edwin Temp1es,Directorg DeborahDunnigan, Head Majorette. SECOND ROW: Jo Ann Scott, Beth Herndon, Judy Brown, Linda Blanks, RichardDavis, Bonnie Austin, Bennie Wade, Dee Dee Lusardi, Mary Dee Elder. THIRD ROW: Candace Ellington, Peggy Monroe, Frances Maddox, Donna Tuggle, Kay Minix, Betty Sue Sowell, Patricia Shutt, Tommy Morrison, Glenn Guthrie, Ted Vassar, Student Director, Beth Ginther, Lea Murphy. FOURTH ROW: Mark Friend, Roger Lawhorne, Luther Pruitt, Ronnie Austin, Sheila Straub, Barbara Guthrie, Cynthia Burch, Steve Godsey. FIFTH ROW: David Lacks, Elder Harper, Timothy Wilson, Ava Jane Jarvis, Mike Daniels, Mark Griffith, Faith George. SIXTH ROW: Patsy Purcell, Johrmy Pillow, Claude Bomar, Ben Wright, Johnny Irby, Wendy Frazier, Deborah Guthrie. The Concert Band is composed of 44 mem- the Christmas parades, the Christmas concert, bers in the ninth, tenth and eleventh grades. the districtfestival, andthe spring concert. The These members spend many hours in school Band also performs for community and civic and out of school preparing for musical perfor- functions. mances such as the football half-time shows, STUDENT DIRECTOR The dance band, recently organized, meets after school Ted Vassar to practice various popular songs in order to provide social entertainment at WC. Ted Vassar, Glenn Guthrie, Roger Lawhorne, Frances Maddox, and Patricia Shutt are shown practicing.

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STUDENTS REALIZE IMPORTANCE OF MUSIC CHORAL CLUB FRONT ROW: Tommy Guthrie, Johnny Pillow, Claude Bomar, TedVassar, Roger Lawhorne, Glenn Guthrie, Rodney Griffith. SECOND ROW: Deborah Enoch, Donna Ward, Gayle Carwile, Glenda Shutt, Amy Jo Williams, Martha Gilli- land, Cynthia Vassar, Lorna Jefferson. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Clark, Hazel Daniel, Ava Jane Jarvis, Wendy Frazier, Beth Ginther, Pam Mayberry, Almaria Zehr, Deborah Marston. FOURTH ROW: Deborah Brown, Linda Blanks, Catherine Reid, Synethia Hubbard, Linda Epperson, Regina Ellington, Frances Jones. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Gilliland, Mary Dee Elder, Donna Tuggle, Sue Elder, Valarie Blanks, Evie Lou DeJarnette, Pat Williams, Linda Elder. ' The Mixed Chorus is composed of students The class is open to anyone who enjoys singing in grades Sthrough 12. Twenty-five of the stu- and is not afraid of good hard Work. The high- dents take Chorus asaclass, while the remain- lights of the year are the Christmas Concert ing members come at 8:00 a.m. twice a Week. and the Spring Concert. Mr. Edwin Temples reviews musical scores with Frances Maddox, accompanist for thr Chorus. 73