Sunnyside Middle School - Highlights Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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Fir st R ow Connie Hayes Norman Hertzer, Clyde Mauck, .Tack Young Karen Wilson Second Row Joe Smith Jerry Lintner Roger Priest, BAND ENSEMBLE First Row: Ja c k Young, Clyde Mauck, clarinet duetg Roger Priest, Jer ry Whiteman, clarinet duet. Second Row: Molly McQueen, Donna Clymer, Karen Wilson, C onnie Haye s , flute quartet, Jerrieann Jennings , Nancy Cooper, Jane Ellsberry, clarinet trio.

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3' SUNNYSIDE BANDS l Both of the Sunnyside Bands are under the direction of Mr. Mangharn Lehr. During the school year the bands played at football and basketball games, took part in the Christmas Convo, entertained at the April meeting of the Sunnyside P.T.A., and also gave sev eral spring concerts . They participated in the state contest at Indianapolis in April. Also selected groups attended the state solo and ensemble contest at Frankfort on February 4, at which they rated high in sev eral divisions . MAJORETTES Linda Caylor, Karen Wilson, Jane Ellsberry, Jerriann Jennings,Na.ncy Cooper. XISIDE FTTE X 9 1 1' 5 V Y' 'YN QX J, xl This insignia has b e e n chosen as the official symbol of the Sunnyside Bands. It was drawn by Ray M owe ry , an 8th grade student, and was the winning design in a contest sponsored by the art departments.

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First Row: D. Parker, A. Rainwat e r , E. Hargis, D. Shadley, J. Harshman, L. McDowell, T. Le inber ge r , E . C ar r , R . Hinds. Second Row: L. Sheppard, J. Dicken, S. Boughton,F. Messenger, R. Hans en, T. McGuire, T. Doeppers, L. Munger, S. Ungersma, S. Davis. Third Row: B. Schaaf M. Gibbs, C. Lynch, K. Rover, S. Howell, J . Me s senger , J. Schneider, J. Bramblett, J. Eubanks, W.Wilson, S. Timmons, A.Chelala, S. Ghere. Fourth Row: D. Conner, C. Folck. Fifth Row: K. Wils on, C. Hayes, C. Mauck, J . Young, J. Young, N. Hertzer, J. Tesrner, L.Cole, S.Berry, R.Ewing, J. Llntner. Sixth Row: P. Malsbary, B. Kepler, J. Carey, S. Culross, D. Edmondson. SUNNYSIDE ORCHESTRA The Sunnyside orchestra,under the direction of Miss Nellie Lee Slayback, is composed almost entirely of new members this year. Of the 48 members, only 13 were in the organization last year. As usual, it has taken an active pa rt in school affairs. The orchestra played at the Sunnyside Christmas convo, at the Classroom Teachers' meet- ing in March, entertained the P.T.A. at their April meeting, and the D.A.R. on February 7th, One v iol in quartet, two quintets, and a sextet entered the state solo and ensemble contest at Frankfort on February 4th and. brought home several first, and second ratings.