Wabash High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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We greatly enjoyed the halletime show at Peru. Everyone thought the merry-go-round was very outstanding. 2 CLARINET OUARTET and TRUMPET TRIO Front How: Dave DeLauter, Gcynel Miner, and Lee Bricker, 2nd Row: lohn Unger, lane Hamilton, Patricia Ross, and Pat Smith, BRASS SEXTET AND FLUTE QUARTET lst How: Karen Carr, Iudy Smith, Vickie Denney, and Carol Berg. 2nd Row: Gaynel Miner, Dave DeLauter, George Scheer- er, Greg Myers, Mike Bent, and Art Deyo. Brought lo llur School.. We are supremely proud of our band which has grown from a poorly organized institution to a state champion band. This, of course, could not have happened without an able director, hard work, and the talent of the many band groups. Gt the sixteen groups entered at the state band con- test by Wabash this year, eleven groups won state honors. Best of all, the Brass quintet and the Saxophone quintet won division one ratings. Page Five

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......lhe Social life The Sycamore Dance was held at the West Ward gynasium. A very enjoyahfe pro- gram was presented, and refreshments were sold. The Latin Barquet was held at West Ward. The first year Latin students were the slaves while tlie second, third, and fourth year stu' dents were masters. Many specators seem extremely interested in the chess game which is being played at the canteen by Tom P. Hettmansperger and Dick Bird. The Sycamore King and Queen were lack Armie and Janice :ates. They were Lic-cted by the senior class. The after game dance sponsored by the Sycamore attracted a large crowd. qi I1 fy