Churubusco High School - Periscope Yearbook (Churubusco, IN)

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ep Sessions Build up Eagle Qpirii A gymnasium full of kids, resonant noise, and a squad of cheerleaders was the setting of a CHS pep session. The cheerleaders worked up spirit with the students before each big eagle game. Various clubs also participated in the pep sessions with an original skit or two. During the year we sponsored a lVlr. Legs contest with Terry Papenbrock victorious. Two pep rallies were held before Carroll football game and before the sectional. All in all, a CHS pep session was a must for the Eagle teams.

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Eagles Qubmerge Lions at Homecoming 411 sf' -7-iii.. g f . . 'F 'S uv. ' At Left-Homecoming Court for 1970-71. Queen, Anne Fleicke, Senior attendants, Debbie Gaff, and Cherri Mag- gart, Junior attendant: Susan Dailey, Sophomore attendant, Kathi Salesman, Freshman attendant, Donna Fry. The 1970-71 Homecoming was a huge success in spite of the weather. Rain put a damper on the parade, but could do nothing to dampen the spirit of the Eagles. Had you been one of the rain-soaked fans, you would have felt the excitement as John Long caught a pass from Steve Cassidy for a touchdown and as Gary Byrd kicked the ball 48 yards for a field goal. The 9-O shutout wasn't the only excitement. At halftime Anne Fieicke was crowned queen and presented with red roses.

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Above-Clifford Guest performs his ventriloquist BCT. At left-The great violinist Fiubinoff gave a concert while touring the area. ssemblies Begin Where Studies Ends Every year the Student Council chooses three assembly programs. Those chosen to present their vari- ous abilities were Ed Schetter, Bob Larson, and Clifford Guest. Ed Schetter, a yoga specialist, showed some of his exercises and told of his vegetarian diet. The fun came when he had Steve Boggs, Curt Bair, and Mel Egolf try some of the easier exercises. At right-Members of the Flandom Sam- ple performed at CHS while touring the country.