Sulphur Springs News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 102, No. 117, Ed. 1 Friday, May 16, 1980 Page: 2 of 24
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Solo highlights
Sulphur Springs band director Rex Wilemon (right) conducts
while senior tenor sax player April-Lynch performs a solo
number in the Stage Band's rendition of "Basic Blues." Senior
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bari sax player Kevin Clayton (standing left) waits his turn to
solo in the big-band jazz number.
■StaH photo by JOHH GORE
HOMECOMING
--CELEBRATION--
Sunday, May 18, 1980 - 10 a.m.
PEERLESS ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
The Congregation and Friends Will Be
COMMEMORATING 44 YEARS
of continuous service to Hopkins County.
Guest Speaker * A.W. CALK
Music By ‘ JOYS OF PRAISE”
-Dinner Will Be Served at 12 Noon-
PEERLESS ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Pastor, Nickie Pinson
2—THE NEWS-TELEGRAM, Sulphur Spring*, Jexot. Fridoy, Moy 16. ls980.
Music lovers brave weather
to attend Wildcat band finale
—Staff Special-
While a near-monsoon raged
outside, Sulphur Springs senior
trumpet player Kelly Fletcher
got a thunderous send-off from
a substantial crowd as she
completed an honor-filled high
school music career at the
Civic Center here Thursday
night.
Miss Fletcher, who has ac-
cumulated enough awards
during her musical career to
date to open her own trophy
shop, was named winner of the
prestigious John Philip Sousa
Award in the highUght event of
the annual Spring Concert by
the combined Sulphur Springs
school system band.
The a ward is presented to the
outstanding senior band
member each year.
The standing ovation which
followed the announcement
was Mias Fletcher’s second of
the night. The first came after
her trum pet solo on ‘‘La Virgen
De La Macarena” during the
high scho ol concert band’s four-
number performance. Band
members joined the audience
in the star iding applause for the
all-state bend qualifier.
Despite the downpour,
several hundred followers of
Sulphur S| >rings school’s music
department were on hand for
the curta in-closer on what
school offl( rials termed a highly
successfu I year for local
musicians.
Miss Flel cher wasn’t the only
performer to draw an en-
thusiastic response from the
audience d uring the all-school
concert.
Senior drummer Jimmy
Finnie’s solo licks during the
stage band’s rendition of
“Suncatchers”; junior I .aura
Wilemon’s alto sax solo and
senior Sherry Brinlee’s bass
work on “ILise”; and solos by
the trio of seniors Kevin
Clayton and April Lynch on
bari sax and tenor sax
respectively and junior Matt
Starkey on trombone during a
big-band jazz rendition of
‘‘Basic Blue s”, brought heavy
applause from the crowd.
In additii in to the Sousa
Award, top students on the
undergraduate level were
honored d uring Thursday
night's performance.
Named toip freshman of the
year was JuUe Parker, a
irombone ispecialist.. Flute
player Dana Durham was
selected as outstanding
sophomore student, while
Laura Wilemon, alto sax
player, took the honors in the
junior class.
Graduating seniors were
saluted as a group by high
school principal Jack Chubb,
who credited the 1980 grads
with “providing a lot of
leadership, not only in the band
but in student council and other
school activities...and we’re
going to miss them next year ”
Chubb also pointed out the
“outstanding success" of the
Wildcat Stage Band, which won
the sweepstakes award at the
Henderson State (Ark.) Jazz
Festival in its most recent
outing and received a warm
welcome in an earlier per-
formance in San Antonio
“While they were on stage at
Market Square (in San An-
tonio), I heard a lot of people
say they couldn’t believe that
was a high school band,” Chubb
said.
With heavy rains causing
problems in shuttling
musicians and equipment from
the band hall to the civic
center, Thursday's program
was altered slightly with the
sixth grade band leading off.
Sulphur Springs music director
Rex Wilemon has termed this
year’s sixth graders “one of the
most promising groups to come'
along in quite some time.”
Perhaps the most improved
musical group to appear
Thursday night was the Middle
School Concert Band, already
developing its own distinctive,
sound
Wrapping up the musical
activity for the night was the
high school concert band with
four numbers, concluding with
“Battle Hymn of the
Republic".
In addition to top student
awards, several other
musicians were 'recognized
Thursday night. Awards went
to Starkey, Carol BeU, Miss
Parker and Deanna Cousin as
Division I trombone ensemble
winners and to Miss Fletcher,
Ijsa Fox, David Holden and
Johnny McCann, Division I
trumpet quartet winners.
„ Individual Division I rating
awards went to solosits
Starkey, Miss Wilemon,
Fletcher, Miss Durham, Miss
Lynch, and Finnie in Class I
and to Miss Parker in Class II
competition.
Awards also were presented
to the Sulphur Springs Wildcat
twirlers and to the band’s flag
corps members.
A reception immediately
following the concert honored
graduating musicians.
In addition to Wilemon,
Allene Winslow and David
Jones serve as front-line in-
structors in the Sulphur Springs
band system.
Robber hits
savings firm
HOUSTON (AP) - Police
searched for a man who took an
undetermined amount of money
from a savings and loan firm,
the 29th such robbery this year.
The suspect, Who -police say
matches the description of a
man wanted in connection with
other savings and loan rob-
beries, took the money from the
Cullen Savings Association
Thursday.
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Keys, Clarke. Sulphur Springs News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 102, No. 117, Ed. 1 Friday, May 16, 1980, newspaper, May 16, 1980; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth823899/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.