Flora High School - Florian Yearbook (Flora, IN)

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CCNVOS WERE EDUCATIQNAL AS WELL AS INTERESTING Proud new owners displayed their baske1baTl packefs An nnfereshng and unusual convocafuon was fne demonsframn-x baske?baII drrlls and fundamenfak by ine Team The besi' safety devxce as a good driver exp amed Frank DeBrurcker drwvers framing xnsfrudor as he fraced fbe lfe cy e of a d op of qasoMne es p ICL' as een raven a rn san ' ' ' '. of I . . 1 . ' , . . . ' I cl ' ' . Screechhl A+ a spedal convo:a+io'1 cn safefy educaf'c'w, a Sfifi pafrolman snowed Few Tong 7? 'ak io sfo a car WH . I- b Y If Q T40 ,le hour.

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THE JU IORS PRESENTED ONIONS IN THE STEW Fino flne sm?-ol:l yelled Don lJerry P1'ze'l as wafer poured down We slaifs. Anne lJeriIy'i Jonesl and Joan lSara Adanvsl realized flue plumbing in fee new island horre was nc? so good. IPS 5. AHaboy, rvlgrrnured Belly lChrisfine Berkeyl as Don aqreed lo give island l'fe one more lfy, Belly painfed a Table wl le CIai'e fSonia Chaprnanl offered lie' advice on bringing up children. Whaf's going on? cried Howard Names Walkerl as his girl, Anne, appeared covered wilh seaweed and accompanied by Roger lSVeve Ccllinsl, her island Romeo. R! icy The anfiqualed ournbing required We Guesrg of We MacDonalds, Lydia l-SSlSY A'nold AlJ-dV NiD- Dolly CJoyce Clfrisfiansenj and e1oe'l Ui atfenfien of Two island lFrances Scolfl and Jim lG-aylord cel a': Le' rveie, Ma'qo Jgey lvlfennefh Flo,-all vigifin plvwbers, l-lafry lRicl'ia'd Foulsl and Haanl, sfarled 'o Ve beac' 'cr 0 lLorra'ne Heflnef, plan lo Voungslergy plot i,ir?l'1er mischief New Molof Marv'n lMilce Murpnyl. picnic breakfasl, llV'5'l'l'5Dll Don 575 R099- E' C Q ' e Mag' p',Mce's IPJV S'a.e' Miss Garvey lS 'le, Vneyl ds- Cane jl.lo,d Pobesonl As rne cw- N1 Pa' cr an P n e Cnqenceeff Sz cove'ed Wa' We q':.nds wwe Wei i'S 3v'f': fo S99 JDJ' llifl 'iSSC6 ie2' S er vzd d e'f'J : cf ff 'elf 'nfes'-31 wf' ,ellcw '1'lve's. swel' off Ve' 'ee' cr Fe' O1 B.ddw sal, awe-e e3 lfvlef lJ 'W Cdlirgi Cincencselm Na.,' dd- vw z an w, C-553 MJVH' B C'e' a 5 fr' -- A 'n lflf S .e' :cv cn. Vs lc o:,la's.

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MUSIC CLASSES BEGAN WITH MUSICAL SCALES Ticlc, liclc, liclc-lhe melronome couriled The seconds, minules, and hours ol The F. I-l. S. Chorus' lillh period pracrice sessioris. Their sohqs echoed and disappeared down lhe halls lo provide music lo siudy by. By slarlinq lheir musical educaliori in lheir iirsl years ol school, The children progressed from lriangles lo lrombones, from loy band lo senior band. UPPER RIGHT: Merrill Van Cleave, music inslruclor, consulled The music cafalog for ideas for The hall-lime baskelball shows. LOWER RIGHT: Do, re, mi-Who's me, a bass? Jerre Shanks, Jimmy Myers, Jerry Humphrey, and Darrell Hoffman 'fried ou? their voice ranges. Firsr graders learned lo keep in lime with fhe music through the rlwyfhm band. Beginners look lheir band seriously, as Ihey prepared for advancemenf info iunior band.