Brook High School - Talisman Yearbook (Brook, IN)

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Top Row: Ray Hie stand, Joan Cooper, Anna Mohr, Phil Solan, Vic Padgett, Don Ekstrom, Dick Curts, Esther Whaley, Dave Curts. Second Row: Bonnie Wha- ley, Connie Schuster, Delores Beaty, Robert Tanksley, Judy Patterson, Mary Riegle, Nor- ma Brunton, Janice Whaley, Jean Honn. Third Row: Marilyn Wilson, Robert Wilson, Joyce Read- ing, Karen Martin, Kay Coop- er, Dean Carroll, Mona Good- win, Wanda Whaley. Fourth Row: Juanita Car- roll, Ruth Wilson, Marilyn Harper, Patsy Holder, Edwin Wilson, Pat Hancock, Janet La foon, Mr. Egli. Top Row: Joyce Dangerfield, Carol Snyder, Sandra Sainte, Norma Brunton, Diane Wil- son, Karen Siebold, Linda Burton. Second Row: Nancy Carroll, Connie Martin, Dotty Davis, Janey Hiestand, M a r i I y n Whaley. Top Row :Judy Patterson, Janice Whaley, Norma Brun- ton. Mary Riegle, Anna Mohr, Esther Whaley, Joan Cooper, Joyce Reading, Delores Bea- ty. Second Row': Marilyn Wil- son, Kay Cooper, Karen Mar- tin. Connie Schuster, Joan Honn, Wanda Whaley, Patsy Holder, Bonnie Whaley, Third Row': Janet La foon, Marilyn Harper, Mona Good- win, Mr. Egli, Pat Hancock, Ruth Wilson. Juanita Carroll.

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Chorus The B. H. S. chorus consists of a group of boys and girls who enjoy singing. Parti- cipating in many different programs is not uncommon. This year these singers sang for the American Education Week program and the County Music Festival. In the past years they have entered many contests and have usually came back with high ratings. Twirlers The first twirling class of B. H. S. was started by Norma Brunton and Mr. Egli a year ago last September. Eleven pupils en- rolled then. Only five of the original pupils are still studying but more have joined these ranks, for since then a junior twirling class has been started. The result of these classes and continuous practicing has been seen in three perform- ances and competition in contest. Girls Glee Club The Glee Club is a recently organized group of singers. Since it has no set practice time, the group has a hard time working in rehearsals. However, these singers have been able to participate in the County Music Festival, Music Contest, and various com- munity programs. They also sing at bac- calurcate.

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Band Horizontal, left to right:— First Row: Bob Cunningham, Ed- win Wilson, Joyce Denton, Kay Cooyer. Second Row: Pat Hancock, Les- ter Crndden, Karen Martin, Char- ley Whaley, Roger Lyons, Jim Pence, Bob Nugent, Joe Schuster, Fred Ford, Joan Cooper, Janice Whaley. Third Row: Norma Brunton, Rob- ert Wilson, Phyllis Cline, Ray Hiestand, Dean Carroll, Mr. Egli, Marilyn Wilson. If anyone ever heard some unearthly noise around school and wondered where it came from, he probably would find that it was one of the ambitious band students practicing. The band is composed of forty- two-members. They range in age from fifth graders through seniors. The director, Mr. Egli, works hard to keep a well balanced and top notch band at all times. Some activities of the band during the past year were: playing for school programs, playing at ball games, participating in the County Music Festival, entering band con- tests, and giving band concerts. Besides these activities in which the whole band participates, there are ensembles and soloists that play for different programs and enter solo and ensemble contests. The Band Boosters have decided to give band awards to the senior members, and the Music Club voted to give an award to the outstanding senior music student. This will be the first year for these awards to be given. Ensembles The Cornet Trio No. I is composed of Karen Martin, Roger Lyons, and Charles Whaley. It has played for several commun- ity events during the season. At the District Solo Contest held at Kokomo, it received a first division rating. The Cornet Trio No. II consists of Jim Pence, Nancy Hershman, and Joe Schuster. Due to illness Robert Nugent was unable to play in this trio. It received a second division rating.