Sunbury School - Owl Yearbook (Sunbury, OH)

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.':.-:.-.':-5.-.1'.-:.'.-:.-:.: ill an '-'ti' fw +. Bottom Row: Sara Ross, Monty Green, Ioan Bailey, Patty Sat erfield, Kay Ford, Gary Allen, Bob Searles, Virgil Edwards, Iohnny Shultz, lvlary Elizabeth Ward. Second Row: Bob Meredith, Glenna Ruth Goodyear, Charity Baker, Mary Iane Snyder, Ieanne Cockrell, Ann Morris, Shirley Day, Shirley Hoover, Thelma Root, Io Ann Fravel, Dick Buell, Terry Day, jean Crowl. Top Row: Christine Ross, Auda McKensie, loan Clark, Sue Turnbull, Milton Barcus, Helen Gallogly, Ken Langdon, Marie Shan- non, Betty Langdon, Bob Whisman, Dave Whitney, Ioan Lehman, Grace Ellen Miller, Jim Alexander, Ioe Walker, Sue to our present enrollment of forty. Lenhart, Mr. Parmalee. S. JI. S. Bam! The Sunbury Band director, Mr. Paul Parmalee, deserves the credit for the increase in membership dur- ing the years 1947-48 from eighteen with the help of the money earned from the concession stand super- vised by the Y-Teens and FHA at all home football games. Senior members of the band are All home football games with the GS follows: Helen Gcllloqlyl loan exception of tte d db th one WGSG n 9 Y e Hoskinson, loan Lehman, Thelma band. The Sunbury band was also a R , dR b M d' h, visitor at the Cardington football Oct Cm O en ere It game at Curdmglon and at the Deb- The officers of the band are as fol- Ware County Basketball tournament. lows: Sue Turnbull' President? TGUY The new bqnd uniforms were Day, Vice-President: Helen Gallogly, purchased by the Band Boosters Club Secretary-Treasurer. Oh, a wonderful stream is the river TIME, VViz'h a fauvltless rhythm and a musical rhyme. Page Thirty-Two

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anim eladd A short While after school started this year, the luniors settled down to some serious thinkinq about their Iunior Class Play. The play, Yes and No, by Kenneth Horne Was chosen. The play was directed by Mrs. Rowedda. The cast includes the following people as they are pictured below: Leo Ulery, Chuck Neilson, Gordon Galloqly and Mrs. Rowedda. Seated are Sue Turnbull, Ann Lenhart, Bonnie Wilcox and loan Fravel. They all gave a very line performance. Page Thirty-One

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L33 ' C 2 f Mixed Ghawa Bottom Row: Mary Forgraves, Rosemary Williams, Beverley Martin, Peggy Cheadle, Rachel Murphy, Grace Miller, Sue Turn- bull, Ann Lenhart. Second Row: lim Edwards, Iune Huddleston, Marilyn Edwards, Mary Alice Richardson, Dona Martin, Sue Lenhart, Mary lane Snyder, Eloise Fisher, Edna Mae Barney, Edna Mae Howard, Clara Bell Erb, Nellie Von Edwards, Marilyn Ginn, Bonnie Wilcox, Don Barcus, Mr. Parmalee. T Row: Lois Wampler, Dorothy Williams, Ross Day, Paul Snyder, Norman Townley, Charles Wood, Chuck Neilson, Bill OP Lake, Don Carter, lim Stelzer, Ralph Smith, Glenard Goodyear, Andrew Hollingshead, Lou Stelzer, Ioan Crowl. lee Glad President ............. Vice-President ........,,..,,.....,.. Secretary and Treasurer ........ News Reporter ........ Pianist .....,.......,....,, Assistant Pianist ....... The Sunbury High School Glee Club is a organization of boys and girls who sing for the fun of singing. There are few trained voices in the clulog yet some of the effects which were produced were fine to hear. Mr. Parmalee tell's us it is a well- balanced group with which he Upon my lips the breczttlt of song, Wit11,111 my heart LZ rhyme, H ofzrfer the time trips or lags along, I keep abreast with time! JJ ....,..Donald Carter ........William Lake ,.,..,,..l,Bonnie Wilcox ......Edna Mae Barney ,,.,..,,Mary Lou Forgrave .............Sue Turnbull seemed mighty pleased at the first fall rehearsal. The club consists most- ly of sopranoes, altos, and basses, with one or two tenors. lf the dreams of the club come true they will pre- sent a short Cantata around Easter time. They also hope to present secular and religious music in chapel programs. Page T lurty Three