New Carlisle High School - Olive Branch Yearbook (New Carlisle, IN)

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And in Junior High JUNIOR BAND MEMBERS: R Altine, S. Anderson. D. Belsaas, M. Bowker. G. Brickcy. B. Ccnkush. M. Countryman. C. Cox. R Deer. C. Drnek. J. Gilpin. V. Grayckowski, D Hammond. B. Jones. F. Kaminski. K Kaplon. D. Kaufman, N. Lau. T. Lawson. T. Markley. L. McEathron. M. McGawn, D. Mcrlcy. G. Miller. J. Morric. M. Morrie, B. Perkins. C. Peirulo. E. Schimmel. L. Schnurlc. M. Schnurle. K Sikorski. E. Trucx. D. Vanslager. T. Wal . R. Watkins. M. Wickham. S. Wincy. J. Wohciechowski. B Wordingcr. B Wyatt. All band students, whether in Senior band. Jun- ior band. Pep band, or Dance band, have been proud to be associated with this part of the curric- ulum of New' Carlisle High School. New' Carlisle has held the reputation of being “one of the best bands around The marching Tigers, after appearing in several parades, per- formed during the half-time's of the football games. The Dance Band performed for the school and also participated in several contests with excellent results. In addition, they provided the dancing music for a number of high school proms. Members of the Pep Band aided in raising the spirits of the fans and the team alike when they sounded off at the pep sessions and the basketball games. After practicing during the winter months and giving two concerts, the Symphonic Band com- peted in the State Band Contest. They also spent and enjoyed an all-day excursion to the “big city! as a break from the practice routine. The Junior Band members learned about the needed talents of marching, manuvering, and pro- gressing from simple to more difficult music, in order that they may become more accomplished musicians. 26

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In Pep Band Drum Major. M Bclsaas; Vice-President, L. Hope; Director. Mr. J. Lynch; President, D. Moore; Secretary, B. Kulwicki; Assistant Drum Major. R. Hooten; Treasurer. C. Bates. In Dance Band Left to right: J. Engel. L. Nope. R. Hooton. J. Szilagyi. M. Miller, B. WolfT. J. Kuspa. D. Moore. K. Surma. N. Grabarck. K. Surma. K. Thompson. J. Grabarck, M. Bclsaas. S. Amen, B. Flora. C. Thompson. 25

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Tigerettes Competed at Milwaukee Majorette. J. Vollmcr: FIRST ROW K. Dopicralski. J. Calhoun. K Danielson. C. Gadacz. D. Vollmcr. L. Clark. B Paschcn. B Robinson. C. Bartos cwci . J Mart . J. l.ant. J. Clark. P Skaggs. M Hahn. P. Hcnscll, M. Lewis. D, An- derson. SECOXD ROW K. Jones. K. Mart . J. Scott. C. Lynch. C. Ferrald, S. Murphy, J Zielewski. L. Quirk. M Mart . G. Kulwicki. Under the direction of Mr. B. Gamble, the high stepping Tigerettes rose to new heights. With the addition of new uniforms and a precision color guard, simple routines appeared as complexed drills. Tigerette routines, inspired by the number one drill team in the United States, took on a new look. Manipulation of the rifles, addition of flags, and uniform dance steps proved to be entertaining to parents and fans. Tigerettes earned money for the treasury by by having bake sales, car washes, rattles. Proceeds were used to pay costs to contests and functions in the surrounding areas. 27 Color Guard. B. Paschcn. J Zielewski. J. Clark. L. Clark. P Hcnscll.