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Charlie Lyman, Frank Harkness, Larry Roseborough, Royce Parish. Really a Big D/VM group. Doo-Dads Guy McShan, Phil Winston, John Piercy, Dick Johnson. At times on tenor was John Wiggs, on lead was Clark Womack. This quartet was a six times International competitor between 1965 and 1971 and finished sixth in '66. Brian Beck was a short term tenor. Foot Lite Four Andy Craig, David Whiteley, Ron Schmidt, Jim Hodge. Gad-A-Bouts Jim Bowman, Sam Houston, Bob Brown, Art Garrison. At various times Bob Walden was tenor, Howard Dozier was bari, and Bill James was tenor. Geri-Atrix Barry Solomon, David Whiteley, Ron Schmidt, Art Garrison. Seniors quartet champions. Good Guys Bob Cournoyer, Barry Beeson, Ron Schmidt, Royce Parish. |
Knights of Harmony
D.C. McNeely, Jack Culpepper, Los Swanson, Royce Parish. Original lead was Fred Dennis. Went to International four times - 1959 to 1962 (21St in '59). Rex House subbed as tenor for awhile and Dick Gifford also subbed for a short while on bass. Lost Chords D.C. McNeely's first stint in a quartet. Mad Caps Rex House, Jack Culpepper, Ralph Ribble, Darwin Findley. Other MadCaps were Ken Willis (L), Norm Bircher (L), and Wickie McMee (Br). Main Attraction Barry Beeson, Louie Mullican, John Piercy, Bob Arbuckle. Later bass was Jim Staley. This group sang for many years as the roving quartet atthe Old SpaghettiWarehouse. Avery popular quartet. Made a record. Mavericks John Piercy, Jim Massey, Miles Middough, Bill English. A crazy bunch and a superior contest and show quartet for many years. |
Dallas Big "D" Chorus, 1958 - Fifth place at International
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