Forest High School - Log Yearbook (Forest, IN)

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Student A Student Council was organized this year in co-operation with the principal and faculty, in order to promote the best interest of the school by developing a feeling of reater personal responsibility and to provide opportunities for student participation and co-operation in the internal management of the school and in worthy school activ- ities. It is composed of two freshmen, two sophomores, three jun- iors, and four seniors. Officers for the year 1952-1953 were: p Allen Milburn--President Harold Orr--Vice-President Dick Davis--Secretary-Treasurer Judy Achors--Reporter A constitution was written and drawn up by Allen Milburn, Dick Davis, Mary Harrison, and Kay McQuinn. A Booster Club was started by the Student Council as one of its projects. Kay McQuinn was named to act as chairman of the project and worked in co-operation with the yell leaders to promote a bigger and better yelling section. urn, xc avis, nna e , e Browning, and Barbara Harrison. Row 2: Harold Orr, Ronnie Herr, and Dale Davis pp 644440-604 122m 12' Q , fiiiv will K 4 Row 1: Nancy Terrell, Judy Achors, Kay McQuinn, Allen Milb D' k D Do Rob rtson Su

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iw, '- x ' g-EW NORTHERN INDIANA SCHOOL BAND, ORCHESTRA AND VOCAL ASSOCIATION SOLO AND ENSEMBLE FESTIVAL Twenty-eight members of the Forest High School music de- partment participated in the N. I, S.B. O. V. A. Solo and Ensemble Festival on Saturday, February 7, 1953. These pupils, who con- stituted the twenty-six entries, brought home six sutperior ratings and twelve excellent ratings in the solo events an six excellent ratings in the ensemble events. This is considered very good be- cause of the Z, 200 contestants from all over northern Indiana only 440 received either first or second ratings. This is only ZOZ as compared to our 9372. Havin won superior ratin s in their respective events will entitle Dicgk Davis and Allen Miliurn both seniors, and Harold Orr to participate in the state finals on February 21 at Butler Univer- sity. All three boys sang baritone solos. They will be accom- panied by Berniece Lineback, our music teacher. A This is quite different from a few years ago. In the school year of 1947-1948, there was only one entry, Rosalie Creagor, daughter of a former music teacher, Orville Creagor. The rating received by the various entrants is shown below. Superior I Excellent II Good III VOCAL SOL OS Allen Milburn - I Sue Browning - II Dee Stewart - II Ralph Foreman - II Donna Jones - II Bill Kramer - II Pat Morrison - Il Harold Orr - I Dick Davis - I VOCAL ENSEMBLES Vocal Duets: Sextet: Dee Stewart and Allen Mary Harrison, Donna Rob- Milburn - II ertson, Shirley Robertson, Barber Shop Quartet: Elizabeth Davis, Pat Morri- Dick Davis, Dee Stewart, son, Donna Jones - III Ralph Foreman, and Allen Milburn - II INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLES Saxophone Duets: Larry Stewart and Larry Jordan - Tommy Davis and Karen Smith - Trumpet Duet: Mark Eades and Tom Brookbank - Il Trumpet Quartet: Dale Orr, David Baer, Tom Brook- II II bank, and Mark Eades - II INSTRUMENTAL SOLOS Marquetta Mooney - III Janice Bowers - Il Marlene Webster - II Larrg Jordan - I Marilyn Borders - I Dee tewart - II Tom Brookbank - II Rex Berry - II Larry Stewart - I

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wld rfdlletle fiddddfdabw Row I: Solia Montovo, Elosie Archey, Donna Unger, Sue Browning, Nancy Hicks. Row 2: Shirley Robertson, Pat Cochran, Nina Alter, Donna Robertson. Betty Mitchell, Lois Brownin Nanc Terrell 8' Y - Row 3: Nancy Moore, Marlene Rogers, Carolyn Bradshaw, Sharon Redman, Patricia Bowers, Barbara Unger, Mrs. Deerr, Carol Huffer, Shirley Moore, Susie Mc- uinn. Q The Girls Athletic Association was organized in 1949 under the direction of Miss Bonnie Gross. For the past two years Mrs. Claudine Deerr has been our leader. For this year the following officers were elected: President: Lois Browning Vice-President Nancy Terrell Secretary at Treasurer: Pat Cochran Our first activity was softball. We played Colfax and defeated them. Then we played Michigantown and were defeated. Sugar Creek, Michigantown were scheduled for Basketball. Honor sweaters are given to Senior girls who have accurnula- ted a sufficient number of points during their years of G.A.A. membership. Points are earned by attending the regular meet- ings and participation in games. Four girls were eligible to receive honor sweaters for the year 1952-53. They were Nina Alter, Donna Robertson, Betty Mitchell and Lois Browning.