Public Education Partners/LMSAA: Band

The first meeting for the GHS BAND reunion was small as expected , but full of spirit and enthusiasm, and we had representatives from classes of 50's 60's 70's and 80's among other things catching up on all the news of the past and present , We have our start and we'll move foward from here...thanks Bobby Harley

Here is a link to a page started for GHS Band alumni...

http://ghsbandalumni.homestead.com/

GHS Band Reunion Form

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For "Old Forty Fives" history
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Can you name them? If so, post your answer over on the GHS Band Alumnus page on Facebook.

Bringing back the smell of lint and sweat

By Gene Owens

I wouldn't have known about the Textile Heritage Center in Cooleemee, N.C., had I not moseyed up to Spencer, N.C., last spring for the Rail Days observance at the North Carolina Transportation Museum.

Walter Turner, the transportation museum's historian, offered to take Miss Peggy and me on a short drive up U.S. Highway 601 from Salisbury to Cooleemee, a quiet little town where the Yadkin River stumbles across the Fall Line with enough force to drive a cotton mill.

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