Crown Point High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Crown Point, IN)

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Our Band Members Shown Here are: Standing—Bob Held, Donna Traves, Wendell Frederick (Director), Georgene Schmal, Betty Sigler, Bill Alder. Back Row—Betty Watson, Jackie Wilburn, Nor¬ ma Hartman, Shirley Stephenson, Shirley Plants, Forrest Fightner, Bob Bowman, Don Bennett, Bill Voyles, Dick Watson. Middle Row—Joyce Coash, Shirley Carr, Joan Flegal, Mary Jo Tullis, Georgene See, Judy Rogers, Judy Verkler, Janet Hedlof, Martha Dalton, Bob Sherman, Don Sorenson, Ron Smith, Ron Lockhart, Larry Haniford, Helmut Schultz, Bob Laney, Bob McKay, Al Doty. Front Row—Mary Jo Claussen, Joan Vaughn, Marion Mynatt, Doris Teagle, Claire Phillips, Sandra Franz, Betty Hall, Darlene Carl, Jeanne Biggs, Barbara Johnson, Marjorie Fronek, Bar¬ bara Oram, Bill Leach, Dave Dalton, Dick Klaus- sen, Bob Heisterberg, Harry Bremer, Ed Wright, Bob Barnacastle, Pat Trump. Left to Right—Majorettes Barbara Mock, Shirley Scarborough, Gwen Harmon, Drum Major Geor¬ gene Schmal, Majorettes Lovena Williams, Helen McCoy, Barbara Joens line up for the camera. PAGE NINETEEN

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On to the field goes our marching band. Our Band ® Under the direction of Mr. Fredricks, the band of C. P. H. S. steps out to give another of its performances. The band fills the half-time lull of the foot¬ ball games with music and marching. They also provide music for the home athletic games, pep rallies, parades, concerts, and the commencement exer¬ cises. Our majorettes present precise drills and twirling which add color to our band. Bob Barnacastle, president; Helmut Schultz, vice president; Betty Watson, secretary; and Bill Alder, treasurer are the officers of the band for this year. PAGE EIGHTEEN

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Sunshine Society The high ideals of the Sun¬ shine Society are expressed in a candlelight initiation of new members early in the fali. The motto of the society is OTHERS, which is carried out by delivering baskets to needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas, the state conven¬ tion, co-sponsoring with the Hi-Y a dancing classes in the winter, and a semi-formal Christmas dance. Spring brings the annual Rose Dance, and the crowning of the Rose Queen. Climaxing the activities of the year is the May Breakfast at which incoming officers are installed. All proceeds from Sunshine Society activities go to the Riley Memorial Chil¬ dren’s Hospital in Indianap¬ olis. Sunshine initiation is a solemn cere¬ mony held in the fall at a Friday morning assembly. Sunshine officers are: Recording secretary Barbara Wieland; Vice- president Doris Teagle; President Mary Lou Sigler; Treasurer Barbara Thompson; and Corresponding Secre¬ tary Joan Flegal.