Roosevelt High School - Flashback Yearbook (Monticello, IN)

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The Band BAND Maiorettes: Arlene Peters, Inez Vest, Phyllis Davis. Row One: Shirley Shell, Ioan Fowler, Barbara Sparks, Iohn Baum, Ioanne Paul, Karen Hickman, Maucie Foust. Row Two: Gwen Banks, Dick Robbins, Bill Zerface, Barbara Teeter, Iuanita Hahn, David Holder. Ioyce Masters, Nada Ireland, Caroline Shell, lanet Emerson, Helen Magee, Barbara Smith, Betty Roach, Sharon Baum, Dona Lou Rieken, Caroline Glaiser, Nancy Soloman, Walter Fishel. Row Three: Marjorie Siferd, Marline Kremer, Patty Dill, Linda Capper, Iim Franks, Iohn Peters. Dick Gamble, Bill Kallal, Iim Miller, Dorothy Cahill, Lola Cahill, Paul Miller, Dick Washburn, Doug Dahlenburg, Vernon Reed, Don Street, Charlie Iniante, Dwight Douglass, Mel Allen, Dick Roach. Eddie VanDeman, Chuck Robbins, Bob Kraud, Evard Flinn. Row Four: Connie Fouts, Grant Chrisop, David Elmore, lack Boatright, Chuck Halsema, Carolyn Holder, Beverly Holverson, Phyllis Plummer, Perdue Powlen, Director, lack Ward, Tom Clapper, Bud Phillips. Our High School Band entered into the 1948 and '49 season with marching demonstrations under the direction of Perdue Powlen. After playing host, dur- ing the football season, to the bands on White County night, the Band turned its attention to the basketball season. This year, resplendent in their new scarlet and white uniforms, our horn tooters were in no small measure responsible for the enthusiasm at the basketball games, both at the Lincoln and Roosevelt build- ings. Upon the close of the basketball season, the Band turned its attention to the class play, their spring concert, and commencement.