Worthing High School - Colt Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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AT RIGHT: Sharon Miller, Barbara Anderson, Wilma Allen, Carolyn Thomas and Peggy Williams prac- tke meh nepsforthe games H Houston's Uvestock Porode the band membem gave one oftheh best performances of the T974- l975 season. The melody and har- mony were carried by members of the Clarinet section. BOTTOM, L-R: They are lstondingl: Dwight Carter, Sheila Jones, Sharon Whitlock, Cynt- hia Coxby and Rose Edwards. KNEELING: Waymond Cook, Zeloria Williams, Tina Hur- dle and Freddie Lee. igk Band 205

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,.h.gu. ,, T 204 Band ,Wi Vx. The MARCHING 100 Band, taught by Mr. Harold Sargent, lived up to its name this year while performing such top tunes as TSOP, WILD FLOWER, and PSYIC. Under the leadership of Willy Graves, student director of the Marching TOO, fans were given the superb performances that were expected at each half-time session. The Marchin 1110011 The maiorettes made their contrib- utions as well by doing the latest dances to these tunes. ABOVE: Michele Rhoder and feature twirler Renee Robindon kneel before Pamela Green, Angelise White, Vonda Hendricks, Karen Rubit, and Darcel Williams. LEFT: Willy Graves and head maiorette Katie Lee show their marching form.

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At Worthing music is a way of life. Students are especially proud of the section that keeps the rhythm going in the band. At the right are some of the members of the Drum section. They are ll-rl: J. Jennings, G. Lafeaue, K. Evans, J. Burnett and M. Hogg. KNEELlNGz V. Harris and S. Williams. Like the clarinet section the trumpets also carry the melody of the tunes. Some of the Trumpet players are: ll-r, standingl: D. Mims, D. Smith, D. Bowers, J. McGee, A. Bowie, B. Walker, D. Hurd and L. Jackson. KNEELING: R. Taylor, M. Jenkins and M. Bryant, who bring out the sound. Band