Pittsboro High School - Progress Yearbook (Pittsboro, IN)

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Music Enriched the Lives Susie Trent has been head ma- 'f jorette for three years. She formed a drill team of younger girls who have participated during half- time at the varsity games. Debbie Schenck was chosen drum major- ette. She led the band at ball games. She also helped the majorettes. V7 jCX?i y 7 i'vQ .?' K,-ks..Q :- d 55 w' flkuizff' Performing with the band during the year were the majorettesg assistant Sharon Steven- song head majorette, Susie Trentg drum majorette, Debbie Schenckg and Sharon Mil- ler. 42

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Charts and orkbooks Supplemented Texts u T . :Af Mihai .Wm X an HL Rs Danny Smith and Martha Shearer listened to Miss Ross as she pointed out the essential parts of the grasshopper. Junior English students hurriedly scanned their vocabulary before Mrs. Thompson said, Get out a piece of paper. 41

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of Students I-.Nam ' A The P.H.S. band spent many hours rehearsing for their numerous activities. During the year the P.H S. band per- The Chorus at Pittsboro had a less ac- formed at various events, including tive year then the band's. However, Band Day at Depauw University and the they tested their talents at the Browns- Instrumental Contest at Frankfort. In burg festival and the Vocal Contest at between these programs, the band pre- Frankfort, Indiana. The chorus ended sented shows at the home basketball their year by performing at baccalaureate games. They also planned their own on May 18 . concert, Spring Hi-Notes . The chorus was directed by Mr. Wheatley, who was also the band director. 43