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

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SBIEINUCDIR IBMINID Tru pets A Schulz, L Grubaugh, Blakeslee, Etheridge, Ca tro Byam Saxaphones Tuha, R Bronson Baritones C Cowan, R Grubaugh Alto Horns Good, Burch Trombones C Schulz, Ford, Stuart, Holzhausen, J Richardson, Klump, Him , Dorn, Schoch, CAbsentD Basses Balamucki, Bila Dru s McKee, Devereaux, Alden Bells Marshall Clarinets Salzwell, Thorpe, C Ringler, Richardson, Greenwalt, Wood, Llntz, D Bronson, Robinette, Smith, Flory, Schnick, Hernandez Director Mr Sharp Major ettes Buzzard, M Ringler, M Cowan SENIOR BAND The Senior Band this year consisted of 46 members As officers, they elected last fall, Pres , Audrey Schulz Vice Pres , harparet Smith, Sec Treas , Cecilia Ringler By virtue of receivlng a second division rating by W W Norton, Adjudicator, the band attended the first postwar State Band Festival in East Lansing on Saturday, April 13 As activities they provided entertainment in march ing between halves of football and basketball games They also spon sored dances after games to secure mone, for uniforms and new instru Tiki ments .nwaa 1 Their big moment of the yearwas a nBand Bustn held in May A+ this they played host to the Shrlne Band, Saglnaw, which also took part ' o 0 S Q 4.J Q o ' e u o 0 o Q . -- 0 -.. J o ' V Q ' e ur I ' kno 0 . 4 o o Q ,, '- 1 0 I n Q X . 1 1 . , I n 1 , . 0 o ' 0 1 ,,. 0 O O ,1 1 ' v - s ' K 2 i e. -F gli A f' 5 I 5 , -A , A, ,,- ea : A--A-Ac. 39 wig, V ' ' 'M K' - ' ' ' 5 , wwf, ft A MR, fn. .K 'Q' W 0 -X . 'glib ' ' : . ,nap 1, .- , X ,A V, 'tt' 1 - if xv I q u Q kg e -- , v ' Q23- 'sln A I ' V

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GTIHIIE IE IR ILIEHDIIEIRSIS Richardson, Luha, Schnick, Lintz CHFER LEADERS The cheer leaders have a big part to play in the success of an athletic season, and they played their part very well This group took over the pep assemblics,which were held frequently before home games, and promoted the cheering on the part of the student body at all the athletic contests The cheer leaders are divided into a Senior and Junior group similar to that of a Junior athletic team The Junior members generally led the cheering for the reserve team Dames They are Blanche Studor, Lorraine McFarlan, Mary Jane Thorpe, Peggy Cole, Doreen Anderson Our Senior members of ity Dorothy Luha, Janet Richardson e Doris Schnick and Carol this activ Lintz have 4ng this season We hope to see them back on the job next year aww 3 is T O 17 O I O . H . . : I , law. Wa fmj . . -- J xlgfffgy- ,gre 1 , Q L T' ng, . ' done an excellent job of cheer lead- j fy, ,r?ggy 4 ' - - - - . ' D . w.Y f YD ,dede . ' .- -.K ,- 'Q 73, 4 - . , ,gg 3 1 S y 4 ylvq ,mf, avg 4 f 'f .QA , y NI 1 cf V

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V! 4 iv 5 L .UIUINIIIIDIRIBAZXIINIIID Marimba Fbyteck Drums Ward, Sutter, Ketchum nell nyra Van Horn Clarinets Stoolmaker, Gall, Mallery, Persons, Sulen, Race, Keeven, Emeott Tenor Nose eousaphone Vernon Bassoon Sharp Cornets Loder, B Danek, Peterson, berden, Nlxon, Brueggeman, J Danek, Vondrasek, Coke, Coon Trombones Holzhausen, McFarlan, Small Majorettes Zagdlik, Rice Director Mr Sharp Absent Rourke Drum, Potter and L Dan kert, Clarinet, F Dankert Trumpet JUNIOR BAND The Junior Band was reorganized last Cctober, the plevious members, with the exception of leur, having passed on into the Senlor Band during the summer It now consists ol 54 members They have had no opportunlty to anpear in public except a short program presented to the grades one after noon to furtner lnterest lH band work in the grades I I I in T C 0 . O . I . Q Q A - ' u 1 0 A . . .. 1. l . I O v-I . Q Q n . . n ,I ' I . o 1 n o 2 o 0 o ' o 0 r 1 1 1 4' '1 A I Q X . i Z 4 .. ' X I U Q l 'dx . -'- I ,- 1 r L K- ' N 4 L. . ee i ' it .:.1,.q-4 , Q' -. .