Chesterton High School - Singing Sands Yearbook (Chesterton, IN)

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WE ARE GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO DISPLA F , ergqulst, Howard exhibit singing talent and dimpled knees. Mary Slonr, Betty Smith, Susan Davis, Pat Pearson, and Susan rosh Girls, Adele Waugh, Kathy Carmody Janet B ' s u y Brooks, Fran Ely, Judy Schultz and Barbara Dand The Four Note , J d , ' erson won first place h onor in the serious group.

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N STUDENT AFFAIRS Winnie Kozy, Marlene Schaaf, Jerry Billings, Barbara Carew, and Bonnie Bishop worked hard??? on Al Gas- ton's campaign. Campaign posters plastered throughout the school were surveyed by Lester Babcock, Dan Zirkel, Judy Shooter, and Judy Anderson. Susan Brobst, Joe Klaser, Dan Evans, and Judy Quade stand in line before voting. What's this? Secret ballot? xusrnucruofifwff! 'f' fs , Jr ,Q 1 5? , bv ii' -is nifty ,pn ,i f 5? . .,,, I N H ,K ' 1 is

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DUR TALENTS i ,, , ,ss , ,, -:L lf , s in-Q pf' Que Sera and lt ls No Secret were sung by first place winner, Darlene Eastman, eighth l'm Just a Girl Who Cain't Say No! warbled Julie Morgan and Carol Pearson in their slinky red satin dresses. Breezily ernceed by Vern Odom and Sandy Sternp, the l3th annual Opportunity Nite gave the students an opportunity to show their talents and to win a cash prize for their class. Winners from three categories, solo, serious, and comedy were chosen by the audience. Don't know what they're doin' but they laugh a lot behind the Green Door, bellowed first place comedy winners, Carol Anderson, Carol Lindstedt, Jeanne Manning, Phyllis Hyde, and Lee Clevenger with Paul Seigh Cin his nightiel and Mr. Betz lat the pianoj, grader. 7 I 2 r 9 r i . 2 I i 5 , 3, EQ