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Pal Ebersole, loan Huggins, Rosemary McCracken, Virginia Huerkamp, Barbara Poysell. Leslie Haldeman MAJURETTES - EHEEBLEADERS FIRST ROW Barbara Watson, Betty Thompson, Betty Lou Brown, SECOND ROW Susan Meyers, Patsy Rivers. Carolyn Told, Jean Roush. . w . ..1
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Q3$ P. H. 3. BAND This past year has been a very successful one for the Plainville High School Band. Since taking over the supervision of the band in 1946, Mr. Detrick, through much hard work and patience, has done much to improve it. And he hopes to reach a total of at least 50 members in the band. The band owes a lot of thanks and appre- ciation to the P. T. A. for providing them with new uniforms. The band played at most of the football games, and was constantly re- ceiving more publicity through the organiza- tion of a dance band which concentrated on the popular selections, and through a concert which was presented in the spring for the P. T. A. and the students. This concert in- cluded semitclassical music and popular ballads. The band officers who were responsible for such an enjoyable and prosperous year were: Bob Eadie, president; Wayne Montgomery, vice president; Tom Schofietd, secretary and treasurer. 82 The Majorettes put in a hard year of march- ing, prancing and twirling. These lovely ladies were led by Mary Lou Schrecongost for the first half of the football season, but when Mary Lou moved to Oklahoma City. Pat Ebersole very capably filled her boots. Toward the end of the season Leslie Haide- man became Plainvilles' first drum Major. We will long remember the band's unusual ren- dition of I've Been Working on the Railroad with Leslie as the engineer and Pat as the caboose and taillight. The Cheerleaders also had a strenuous year and a new custom was introduced to the Plainville sports fans,- that of having Reserve and Varsity Cheerleaders for basketball. Both groups did a fine job! and aside from Pat River's broken wrist and Betty Thompson's illness, the Cheerleaders suffered no mishaps. Look for the same group next yearethey'll be cheering the teams on to victory with the same vim, vigor and vitality. 'IIJJJJJJILLL J;
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