Churubusco High School - Periscope Yearbook (Churubusco, IN)

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- f ..w1 'Llmni a!Y,'fifT1'ft l'RONT ROW: Tim Bangs, Ed Cook, Rita Powell, Beulah Betts, THIRD ROW: Donita Swoverland, Dianne Boggess, ltha Con Hilda Wade, Rosemary Winebrenner. row, Neal Zolman, Glen Linvill, Robert Sloffer, Donnie Amber SI' COND ROW: Alan Thompson, Donnie Johnson, Patty Gray, TOP ROW: Mr. Cook, Adrian Cook, Larry Thompson, Coreen Oneita Weidmann, Sandra Krider, Bruce Geiger, Frank Pipino, McCoy, Donald Mayberry, Robert Adams, Donald Gorsuch, Tom leanne Gross. Flowers, Stepping High With Drilling. . ' 'il ffps Our baton twirlers are: Carla Wolfe, Barbara Millerin, -Ioan Pressler, and Deanna Marks. Sponsored By MCCOY'S LUMBER CO. I543 , -.gf 1 vm 1-13:- 1 if 34:1 rf, au - f. -' -' ' ' -' . The Churubusco Concert and Marching Band started the 1957-58 season with 53 members with J. Tide Cook as director. Ad- rian Cook and Jerry McCoy served as student conductors. The band had a very active season. It had appeared at Albion Street Fair, North Webster Mermaid Festival, Auburn Free Fair, as well as in several local affairs. It partici- pated in the Fall Marching Contest in Fort Wayne and also in the High School Band Fes- tival at Purdue University. The band pre- sented two formal concerts, one at Christmas and the other in the spring. It also entered the District Auditions Contest sponsored by the Music Educators of Indiana. The band loses four members by grad- uation this year but has sufficient recruits to hold its number or may even increase them for the coming year.

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ACTIVITIE F1ll Gur Moments And Plans It is written that a person must engage in outside or extra curricular activities to make himself a well rounded person psychologically We do not know whether the students at Chur ubusco High School join 1n the act1v1t1es for this much more from them than we could ever write about They become interested in an activity they Join they work they share and then they receive their own personal reward A different type of activity has been organ lZ9d to fulfill everv interest a student may have throughout his hlgh school days Among these are our musical agricultural home economic interests are cultivated into worth while aCtlV1 ties thus preparing themselves for a greater and fuller life after graduatlon into the world of so ciety Truly they do fill our moments and plans reason of not- But We do know that they receive journalistic, and social activities. The students' - 17 -

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FRONT ROW1 Sharon Kelly. Leonard Kelly. Johanna Linvill, THIRD ROWi Jeff! MCCOY, Bob MCGLUT6. Rilflnit' 'lllhllfillll Dan Skinner, Dale Linvill. Nikki Leith, Lorraine Bixler, Becky Darr, Linda Gordon. SECOND RQWI Gayle Daffqyrn' Larry Laguay Kathy Watson, TOP ROW: Glen LaRue, Mike Shively, Steve Gordon. Dale Cra Susan Barnhart. John Herron, VVillis Townsend. bill, David Bushman. Practice, Concerts And Confidence The Marching Band in action. This years band instilled confidence in the student body. They could be counted upon to provide music for almost any occasion. They marched at fairs, contest, and during half times of ball games to add color to the games and moral sup- port to the teams and student body. .l---u---I 1 .-.ml spnnsm-ati Hy MAYBERRYN I-'L7RNI'l'URE s'1'oRi: . 19 .