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

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.': r,, , 3 1,4 J: 1' Ill l':o ,170 ,fl 191 y' eff: ,f1..-',f'-9 ff -FL ' NIOLIN Jean Schafer, Max Rourke, Suzanne Buzzaru, Alice Foytecx, Robert Maru, Max Palmer, Shlrley Van Horn, Ralph Brueggeman, QVNEPCI Auamsj, Jessle Rivera, Alice Vondrasek, Nancy lkens, Philip Sansinka, Barbara Donaldson, L1ckie Street, JoAnne Picrter, Esper nza Garnica, Beatrice Smlth VINL INSTRUMENTS Larry Grubaugh, Qbick Elakesleej, Richard Bronson, Aarilyn Rlngler, Donna Bronson, Ronalo Greillch CEL O Helen RICE PIANO Carol Schulz LIRECTOR Mr Sharp ORCHESTRA Our Orchestra was organized last fall under the Qlrec t1on of Mr Free bharp Since lt takes much longer time to Qevelop n orchestr than a band, all of the members of the orchestra were selected from among the grade school pupils The Orchestra mane its debut at the Junlor play this year when it proviaeu muslc between acts At the County leachers' Institute, helu in Chesaning on March 9th, the Orchestra mane a hit with the teachers with its music ana the balance and precision of its playing This, our newest and youngest mu ical organ lZatlOH, will certainly fine its place in our school ana in our community

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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

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gi ,5 AY I4 al 1 -1 Of' af-vt' 6 f 'IQOGI '11 145' A 'Sal J, 1- C:'..' Beck Row Smith, Jrause, buppes, Smith, Vhite, Ringler, Kov lack, Passmore, malone Second Row Yanko, Blaxeslee, Stickel Jaske, Bo rie, Schultz, Conklin, Liegler, Wood, Sharp First Rov Burdlck, Rice, hich rdson, Richardson, Ford, Schafer, Dumas, Boetcher, Thorpe, bishop blhhb' UUEE LDUB The Glrls' Glee Club,d1rected by mr Sharp has eh aCt1VS enrollment of thlrty members Membership is entirely vol untery and many of the girls have hed no prevlous vocal music exper1ence The girls have appeared sever 1 times beiore the student body thls year This Glee Club was the nhltn lor the county leechers' Institute held in Cresaning on Merch Qtr of this ye r The spontdnelty dHO real beauty of thelr Qart slnglng von many warm compliments from the uoience Croir robe re under consider ti n to adc to the ettr ctlve uppeerence of the Club The officers of the Club re Presloent, Cecilla Rlngler, Vlce President, hose KOV18CK, Qecre t ry, Vlrginla Krause, ire surer, L rgaret Smith r .'f-- 1 - . ' d ' ' ' . l:-- I ' Y at ' r In N X r 4 O ' . ' ' a , N of the music program provided by the entire Music Department r r . 1' as . ' ' ' ' ' ' .' 1 ' ' ' .' , , ' , L a L . l s a .' f a o ' ' . ' a ' -X a 5 .. .r . , .. L , . . L, L - ,. ' ' , , FH , I. 1 G. O KA