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

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'Af raises of C.H.S. Sopranos, altos, ten o r s, and basses put together make up the CHS. chorus. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Loren Betz, their sing- ing sets a mood for every program they take part in. Those last few minutes of the period. we run through ome popular ong f the day. in Stacks of music and Practice makes perfert. let's try this stanza again, .Wm.....,Q, eager singers make a fun-filled session

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Music! Blow Wvith the raising of the baton of Mr. Nick Music! Music! Those Horns and ing the Paolisso, the hand prepares to blow out one of its well-known marches. Clad in their ma- roon unifornis, the hand presents a picture of poise at their performances. VVoo1lvvimls pravtim-if Mll8YilIlIl1'u for first murivm-rt. Watvh out for Iflaini-'s head with those Cymbals. Wilt-n tht- music says rvsl, 4lon't go to slvvp. Leonard. 2,

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HIGH SCHDAI -'Mm ilsw DRIVER 3, SALES at SERVICE Screeching Tires, Bias ' Stalling the car in the middle of a busy in- tersection was no surprise to some of the be- ginning driver training students. This and other similar incidents are some of the prob- lems faced by the new drivers, but experience is the best teacher. Driving does have its exciting and funny momentsg but, in the classes taught by Mr. Evar Edquist and lVlr. Thomas Lauerman, we learned safety behind the wheel and the courtesies that make the safer drivers of to- morrow. Appreciation of art from its earliest form until the modern day abstract art are a part of the course taught by the Art Department. Under the direction of our very fine instruc- tor, Mr. Joseph Koss, the art students receive a thorough background training in art. As Karen Kieldsen takes the wheel, Carolyn Dille closes her eyes in fright. Whistles and Silen ',v .LW What would Mr. Koss do if Sandy Briggs moved her elbow and spilled paint all over the floor? What an unsocial group!