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The Shaker Band is shown here in one of their many A maneuver is being very well executed in this parades. picture as the Shaker Marching Band is shown per¬ forming for Virginia High. Stage Band Was The R. B. Worthy Shaker Band con¬ cluded another successful year. The band participated in many facets of curriculum such as parades, concerts, football games, and their newly orga¬ nized Stage Band. With only 50 students participating in the band program, Mr. Joe Wilson, the director, produced a band of which all were proud. Also, during the year he organized a stage band, which provided much fun and entertainment for the members who participated. The Band participated in the Southeast- Organized in ’65 ern Band Festival and in the annual Con¬ cert Festival. In each of these the Shaker Band brought back home awards that were achieved by much hard work and practice. Individual work in the band was highlighted by three members mak¬ ing All-State Band. The school year came to a close with a much improved band. The band members truly had a year filled with many experiences. All the hard work and practice that went into the year 1965-66 proved not to have been in vain when the Shaker Band was in performance. 1965-66 was truly a successful year for the R. B. Worthy Shaker Band. The new stage band at R. B. Worthy is shown during Shown here, the Shaker Band is just beginning its one of its many practices. This band, which plays very difficult show that it performed at the annual jazz and popular tunes, has met with great success Southeastern Band Festival. this year. 39
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The Incredible World of W.H.S. You two shouldn ' t laugh when a teacher falls down Two and two are . . . the steps. What do you mean your typewriter can ' t spell Don ' t move! That ' s nitro-glycerin! right? Don ' t you wish you could hide your comic book behind that library book? At last, sixth period study hall. 38
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The Shaker Band Displayed Excellent UPPER LEFT: Clarinets: FIRST ROW: S. Smith, S. Blackwell, N. Smith, L. Brooks, J. Flelton, T. Oliver, T. Henderson. SECOND ROW: S. Everhart, B. Woodward, L. Colley, V. Dow, A. Griffiths, C. Connett, T. Mitchell, B. Olinger. UPPER RIGHT; FIRST ROW: S. DeBord, B. Snodgrass, N. Hogston, G. Roberts, V. Osborne, J. Crabtree. SECOND ROW: K. Surber, C. Davidson, J. Little, B. Call, J. Campbell. LOWER LEFT: J. Coulthard, J. Stidham, K. Clapp, C. DeBord, P. Smith. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Wilson, director; Susan Smith, drum majorette.
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