Wilson Memorial High School - Hornets Nest Yearbook (Fishersville, VA)

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Not only is our high-stepping band proud of its music this year, it is also extremely happy to be seen in new, double duty uniforms which were designed, in part, by Mr. Newton, of our art department, and paid for through the donations of its loyal supporters. Although the majority of the band is composed of relatively new members, its musical qualities are constantly improving, as shown through good tonal quality, true intonation, and good rhythm and phrasing. The highlights of this year included parades in Staunton and Waynesboro, our two annual concerts, one at Christmas, and one in May, District band festival, held at Waynesboro High School, Virginia Band Day, held at the University of Virginia, and of course, all of our rousing home football games. Although the band did not participate as a whole in All-District i Band, held at Amherst, or Solo and Ensemble Festival, held at Wood- stock, it takes great pride in the performance given by the chosen members who did participate. Concert and Marching Band and C Drum Major Terry Harris LY WV j d W a } rs Y y i, VN “ NG eee oe 1 ) 4 Ww ‘ Wie AlN oa NY, x V A, y NY, X §. . ) (y S vA } WF | No ». wv X 4 SN NS: s J) } er (VV tay tes LO NO o ‘ ACE x ‘ vt ie eA S } ' ‘ } { X | J A A wa Yt . ) iN , ) Uv a { a f) 7 AG Ae. J aw ie ‘ A Nw | j CN XY ) aN 4 A 4 = . | f ee, I NY ( } Y Toy ‘ 4 7 ’ a y NY : a APY N he) ¥ ) é | LL V V, z Ni “ i j . | : alee ( iN NX : Y se Jen) | | Ff C a } i N j ty 2 NY ( Sin f D KY mee Ap R a . ws ys } 4 VU Q 4 AY d .h 7 — Y ) ewes 7s = IN 4 S a NO alms 4 Aah

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Withon Sorensie, Yeap rose ’To read or not to read, that is the pro- blem; whether ‘tis nobler to suffer the slings and errors of outrageous judges or exoprose- opostulate.”’ That’s what bugs the prose team. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Mabry and Mr. Heatwole agé the sponsors for the prose team. Boys’ Public Speaking: Ben Critzer, Ralph Mowry. Absent: Mike Boggs, John Campbell, Earl Mowry. Girls’ Public Speaking: Sally Loving, Barbara Elkins, Becky Bibb, Joyce Phillips, Carolyn Horton. Boys’ Prose: Buddy Bosserman, Dennis Hatter, Gene Meek, Steve Yancey, Billy Campbell. Girls’ Prose: Beverly Harold, Candy Snider, Betsy Harrison, Sallie Michael. Absent: Sharon Chauncey. 47 give me liberty or give me death.” The Public Speaking is also a sector of the forensic league. The purpose of the speaking contest is to encourage public speaking which is direct and conversational in delivery, both for girls and boys. Each speaker is judged and awarded points on subject, content, voice, appearance, and ippropriateness. 30