1964 Senior Band
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Friday, September 23, 1963 Issue of the Beacon | Friday, October 22, 1963 Issue of the Beacon | 1964 Anchor, p. 40 | 1964 Anchor, p. 41 | 1964 Anchor, p. 41 |
Band Elects Officers | Senior Band Officers | Senior Band | Herald Trumpeteers | |
"The Officers of the Senior Band proudly display the beautiful oil painting done by Mrs. A. H. Whitcomb. They are from left to right: Jim Hines ('64), treasurer; Carolyn Webb ('65), secretary; Wayne Boger ('64), president; and Charlie Sneed ('64), vice president." |
"Under the
direction of Mr. James P. Wilson, Jr., the Typhoon Marching Band has brought
many honors to NNHS. Competing against bands in Virginia
and other states, it has won four consecutive trophies as the finest band
at the Winchester Apple Blossom Festival. In addition to practices each morning, night rehearsals are required in preparation for concerts and parades. Selling birthday calendars in the fall to help raise funds for the Winchester trip was the major fund raising project for the band." |
"Adding to the splendor of the Typhoon Marching Band are the Herald Trumpeteers. They are from left to right: Jim Hines ('64), Van Rowell ('65), and Charlie Snead ('64)." |
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1963 Band Sweetheart Chosen
(This Anchor listed the Band Sweetheart with the date of the actual crowning, rather than of her Senior Year.)
"The 1963
Band Sweetheart was announced during half-time of the Granby game.
Miss Gail Watkins, senior and head varsity flagtwirler, was elected by the band
to receive this traditional honor.
She was attended by Miss Becky Goolsby, also a varsity flagtwirler.
This was a night never to be forgotten by the new Band Sweetheart, Gail
Watkins."
1964 Varsity Flagtwirlers