Chesaning Union High School - Indian Yearbook (Chesaning, MI)

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Q TRUMPET Joann Schafer, Audrey Schulz, Larry Grubaugh, Dick Blakeslee, Joe Etheridge Connie Nelson TROMBOnES Carol Schulz, Doris Molzhausen, Glenna Jean ford, Jack B118, Don Stewart CLaRlNh1b Ruth Schoch, Arlington balzwell, Mary Richardson, Ronald Ureilich, Cecilia Ringler, Donna AcCaf frey, Gail Robinette, argaret Smith, Thelma mose, M rtha Greenwalt, Donna Bronson, Theresa Burch, Arlene Danek, Joan Wood, Mary Jane Thorpe, Carol Lintz, Edward Hernandez, Fran ces Urban bAXOPhONE Richard Bronson, Doreen Anderson, Dorothy Luha BAhIlUmE Nathan Nash, Charlotte Covan HORN Jean Schafer, Phyllis Good Marilyn Ringler, Dick Grubaugh BASS Edward Balamucki PiRCUbbION Joyce Bliss, Robert Mc Kee, Dale Alden, Roy Devereaux, Joy Marshall BaND This A6 piece band appeared at all the home football games and gained great popularity between the halves with stunts at the basketball games Three concerts were given 'Sunday Vesper Concert', Concert at the County Teachers' Institute, the Annual May Music Festival CONUULTOH Mr bharp

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Is ry x 1 1 I7 Mug' ,ll I' I If I I 4 -','T ,G I7 1 ' 1, Q' 43 ,, ,,,'f ,c , , l I P '. A -'f 1 'x ' 1 I I ' . I I f - ' sf . , Q Q fin - Af e , . 'x Ordvey wcFarlan Kovi ck CHEER hEnuEhb The cheer le cers r ve blg pert to play 1h the suc cess of al thlet1c season Our three cheer leduer , tnls year, pl yea their pert well The cheer le der , through the bttoent Council, took over the Pep Assemblies, mh1ch were helo Irecuently before hone gamee, gnu promotea the CY9EP1Hg on the pert oi the staaeqt bony at ll ol the athletic contest S3901 l stress was ldiu on sportsmenshlp ann conouct on the p rt of the stacent bod, of Chesenine do th61T p rt ir oleylhv host to vlslting Qchools A gre t oe l of interest has Leen shown in Junlor Cheer neadllg Organization, similar to th t of Q junior eth letlc team This group h s been vorning Uillg8Utly Steo P115 lnto tre pl ce vecetea by our oenior cheer leader , Jlcqueline orowey mo hose hovi ck,the Junlor cheer le er ere Je Hette licrerd on, Dorothy u.e, OF1S Qchlicc, milureu Yenko, Ailorea Potter V elpect to see tzese ln action with Ile Mcbarlan next ye r

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1' Avg! 1' sae Q9 1:1 Back Pow B n g1s, Schulz Himm, Dorn, Schoch, Klump, Richaroson, burch, Mr bharp Miaale Rov Danek, Byam, Sut ter, Castro, Pugh, P1n5ler Grub ugh, Loder Front Row kulen, tlari, Yarmuth, Elo y Qchnick, Koviack, Hafner JUNIOR bnnu Thls OFgnHlZdt1OH exists as an organlzatlon ln name on ly slnce all of the members of the Junior Pand are enrolled in the several bano classes anu meet for tralnlng in small groups during the school year ihe school program's being so fllleo, lt nas not been found pos lble to find a time mhen the baqu could meet ourlng school tours, therefore, the Jun 1or Banu has had to be content vlth sectlonal rehearsals and Wait until the summer vacatlon tlme before they m y be oer 1tte to meet aS a coaplete bana About twenty five members are now enrolleo in tre Dana classes Mitt tke pros pect of man, more entering the summer classes The Junior Banu mlll meet regul rly dur1ng the summel, and those mem bers ttalning the necessary proficiency may be promoted to the Qenior Baud in tre fall