Pana Township High School - My Diary Yearbook (Pana, IL)

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,Fo E3 irst Row: S. Tabor, I. Corlock, Carole Stevenson Third Row: C Sroklen, M Dtokey, C Gordorrl Bent- Cortnie Stevenson, D Postor, ll Hollontan, P Lees, nous, Borbom Hoaood, B Hzldebrond, A Brown, I, Vitae, D. Schmidt, A Osborn, M Suter, S Htlton A, Gruen, li Weaver, M Barber, l-l Siokles btMOtOf1I-VVGfd Fourth Row: M sm, rs Pritts, :J Lookwooo, B econd Row: D Frenclrl Feqloy M Stout, H Castle Kfssfllsm R Sleqml lfllfwnt Rvwalient R HBQV' B111 Hgqoody B HGFHSV C Ktmdwomhr D CGHMQV IJ ertdae, D Bayntll H Vvanen, T K.1nk,Mr.Wh1tson Gruber, B Hctttleldl Hrll, M Tanner R Dudra Not Pictured: l. Cotnern, S Corus, G Fanderburk The blue robes ot the PHS Chorus have oeoorne a syrnlaol ot good music. The znusio sung in this organiza- tion is ot o niore odvaroed type than that ot rlie Glee Club A tem' selections, Book-afliy Soulf Cool Vfater and KQng lesus ls a Listening' were very popular 'xritlx the rzterztloers tnrs year. Tie dfeotor Mr A.VllIfSCYf constantly viorkeol '.-:iii H 0 R U S 'pgs aroajo trjxgna to teach correct breathing gntonaton and singing on oitoh witzioat the aid of o toiono The tzrit aroearonoe ot the season was :Qaole af ngizlit school '.-:here they sana O Din' ne Bedeezner and Tai Tiiee We Sinaw These nozgoors x-:ere later used as ointe-st nygzgbers Tins years aotzvtties '.-:ere hroxxalif to a :lose with I.Y.l at Bizooilatreate and Co:i.1:.enoe::.ent exercises 44 24 Qu

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11? 1 :Jan-Q or Nancy Stczhulok, Sandra Williams, Donna Pastor, Barbara Kokendifer Nell Wilson. These fine talented lasses added a great amount of color and entertainment to local parades and to half-time festivities at home football games. They practiced hard, so that they might make a good showing during an other successful year. Flutes: Carole Stevenson, I Wilhour, B. Cerven Z, Drain, E, Spindel. Oboe: M. Dorward. Clarinets: G Mcfslutt, Connie Stevenson, I Morri- s n, S. Willla . s, B. Suier, I Miklautsch, U. Allen P. Doty, B. Mense, I. Bland, B. Warner, C. Bay D. Mount, B, Rider, K M'le.,, T. Gunniale, W Garber, H. Chladny, A Blythe, W. Culberson. Bassoon: l. Satterfield. Scrxophones: D. Schmidt, K Schwab, B, Sieqert, B Chladny, S. Beyers. Comets: P. Dixon, S. Stcneburner, Darwin Vits, B Kroenlein, I. Lees, I. Vits, B. Harris, I. DeVore, E Culberson, Donald Vits, D. Clucas, B. Thomas, French Horns: M. Kresewch, C. Powers, C. Kasten Bczritones: D. Deere. I, Mize, VV. Budds. Trombones: A. Osborn, fl. Lockwood, B. Bennett I. Vieback, M. Bland, D. Schumacher. Sousaphones: C, Klindwcrth, B. Morrison, I Sexton Percussion: I Ward, B Maulding, B. Milam, T Lonawell. 44 23 up

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This year the Music Club was replaced by the Mod- ern Music Masters Society, Chapter 32, This is a nae tional nonfprofit educational society, both honorary and social, with a constitution youna musicians. The selection of students tor member- ship is on a merit basis with admission to the club by and by-laws designed to help THREE M SOCIETY Iorrnal public initiation. lt is a society comparable to the National Thespians. Members of this active organization provided the ene tertainrnent for the student body in two assembly prof grams, the tirst, a mock wedding, and the second, musical performances by the contestants, who were entered in the District Contest, held at Millilcin University to see Franklin in March. A trip to the opera, Carmen was en- joyed by members of this group. Ioyce Ward . .. Robert Suter Grace McNutt ..,. Carole Stevenson . Robert Mcrulding . First Row: Carole Stevenson, Suiter, I. Ward, G McNutt, . . . President Vicefpresident . . . , Secretary . Treasurer . Historian Connie Steve? on, S Se:ond Row: C. Powers, E Culberson, M. Kresevich, B. Maulding. P Dixon, R. Hildebrand, I. Morrison, M. Suter, Mr. Whitson. Third Row: D. Deere, C Klinaworth, R. Walden, K. Schwab, R. Harris, N. Lockwood, I. Vits, D, Schmidt.