Forest High School - Log Yearbook (Forest, IN)

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Band Bow l: Bow 2: How 3: Row 4 August Oct. 6 Oct. EZ Oct. 31 Nov. l9 Feb. 9 Mer. 28 Apr. 4 May 5 Janice Thomas, Pat Cochran, Pat Bowers, Donna Jones, Dick Davis, Dee Stewart carol mundell, Ramona Avery, Ethel Ellison, Nelma McCarty, Janice Bowers, Lois Browning. Larry Jordan, Bill Peden, Tom Davis, Larry Stewart, Bob Lantz, Marilyn Robertson, Barbara Victor, Lulubelle Linson, Karen Smith, Tom Brookbank. Janet Jordan, Beverly Alexander, Don Shirk, Rex Berry, Charles Rogers, Allen Lilburn,Bill Kramen Elizabeth Davis Sue McQuinn,Betty Mitchell, Wayne Shirk. Rex Hughes, Larry Lantz, Judy Achors, Bob Mundell, Harold Orr, Bob Cochran, Bob Bryan, Don Stockberger, Joe Thomas, Rex Mays, Mrs. Lineback, Director. Twirlers not shown: Valerie Ferris, Judy Hill, Marilyn Borders, Betty White, Earlene Webster, Rebecca Johns, Janice Bookmiller. The Forest High School Band started school early by playing a concert for the all-county Farm Bureau picnic at the Frankfort park in August. Serly in the morning all the bend members, carrying their lunch, boarded a school bus for a long trip to Bloomington. Here they attended I.U. Band Day as spectators and witnessed a massed school band program and the Indiana-Pittsburgh football game. A band party and rehearsal was held in the school gym in preparation for a Halloween Parade at Russiaville. The band distinguished themselves in the Halloween Parade. After the parade they were served hot doughnuts and cider by the American Legion. The school band furnished a program for the local Farm Bureau Association, wearing for the first time the citation cords that they had wanted for so long. Solos, duets, trios, and quartets--yes, all representing our band, entered the State Solo and Ensemble Contest. They made a good showing for themselves tool The annual County Music Festival was a great success. The girls looked so gretty in their formals. For the first time, all the members of our band took part in a district tend organization which presented part of the program at the District Choral Festival at Kokomo. Following the usual procedure the band played the senior processional and e few other numbers for the commencement exercises. I6

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Sunshine Society Row l: Katherine Smith, Jessie Graves, Pat Skiles, Elizabeth Davis, Pat Cochran, Sue McQuinn, Nelma McCarty--Treasure, Judy Achors--Corresponding Secretary, Nancy Terrell--Recording Secretary, Marilyn Mitchell--President, Mary Harrison--Vice President, Marilyn Shockley--Pianist, Valerie Ferris, Kay McQuinn, Donna Robertson, Betty Wheeler, Marilyn Porter, Miss Stoops sponsor Row 2: Ramona Avery, Beverly Alexander, Mary Friend, Janet Jordan, Marilyn Robertson, Carolyn Bradshaw, Donna Jones, Pat Bowers, Barbara Unger, Carol Huffer, Shirley Quebe, Doris Crum, Deloris Johnston, Eloise Archey Row 5: Jean Beebe, Mildred Johnston, Ann Inman, Pat Terrell, Nancy Hicks, Colleen Johnson, Ann Martin, Barbara Smith--Song Leader, Maxine Ticen, Betty Mitchell, Ethel Ellison, Phyllis Swem, Lulubelle Linson, Sharon Redman, Reba Kelly. The Sunshine Society held its first meeting the first week of school with Marilyn Mitchell, the new president, presiding. Miss Vera Stoops had been selected as faculty sponsor. At this meeting plans were made for the year The initiation ceremony for sixteen new members was held in the Baptist Church in October. The initiation ceremony is always very impressive and helps those who are already members to realize that the purpose of the society is hggpguiggsisaggrkiggggss to others. Mrs. James Kramer talked to the girls using In October the Junior Ghosts were hosts at our Halloween party. Everyone came masked and after an evening of fun the ghosts served refreshments, cider, apples, and candy. - At Thanksgiving time an impressive convocation was presented by the Sunshine Society with the aid of the Grade Music Department Mrs. Carroll, of the Carroll News Agency of Frankfort, was guest speaker at our November meeting. She gave a demonstration in gift wrapping. We were educated as well as entertained We always look forward to our December party. It has been the custom for several years to decorate the school building at this time. After a delicious supper prepared by the sophomore girls we had our gift exchange. Then we went caroling and delivered fruit baskets to the shut-ins In January Irmingard Hammer, a German student from Western High School, talked to us about the lives and problems of German teenagers. We also had the Riley Fund Drive to help the children at Riley Hospital in January l d A Valentine Party in February with the seniors acting as hostesses was eHJ0Ye by all. Cupid was a guest' Election of officers was held in March. They were installed later at the party in honor of the senior members. At this meeting we revealed our secret P315 The highlight of the year was the Mother-Daughter Tea in April 15

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Mixed Chorus Row 1: Row 2 Row 5: Mrs. Lineback, Ethel Ellison, Ramona Avery, Maxine Ticen, Beverly Alexander, Donna Jones, Elizabeth Davis, Judy Achors, Pat Cochran Donna Robertson, Barbara Smith, Kay McQuinn, Mary Harrison, Pat Skiles, Colleen Johnson, Mary Wisehart, Jessie Graves. Marilyn Robertson, Mary Friend, Nancy Moore, Harleen Roaers, Carolyn Bradshaw, Janet Jordan, Sue McQuinn, Pat Bowers, Betty Mitchell, Barbara Unger, Carol Huffer, Shirley Quebe, Valerie Ferris, Doris Crum, Lulu Bell Linson. Rex Hughes, Larry Lantz, Joe Thomas, Bob Mundell, Ronnie Herr, Rex Berry, Dick Davis, Charles Rogers, Allen Milburn, Harold Orr, Bob Cochran, Dee Stewart, Bill Kramer, Larry Robertson, Ralph Foreman, Bob Bryan. For the last three consecutive years the high school chorus has studied state adapted choral literature which qualifies them for State Choral Festival participation. Those recommended and qualifying for eligibility this past season were: Carol Pollock, Ramona Avery, Barbara Smith, Shirley Robertson, Elizabeth Davis, Dee Stewart, and Harold Orr. The study of the State Choral Music prepares the students for the Kokomo District Festival in hich the entire chorus participates. One of the biggest musical events of the year is the annual operetta. The production this year was entitled 'The Gypsy Troubadour.' It was very tuneful and colorful. I7 I