Titusville High School - Optimist Yearbook (Titusville, PA)

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Second Annual Swnethin, Else Day has 56' activities On February 27 all senior high stu- dents participated in the second annu- al Sumethin' Else Day. Seniors picked activities first, juniors second, and sophomores last. Sumethin' Else Day was made up of 56 activities, some full-day and some half-day. Some of the full-day activities were horseback riding, beaver trap- ping, bulldozing, baking, fly-tying, can- dle making, hiking, and ice fishing. Students could also select two half-day 16fsumethin' else day activities instead of a full-day activity. Some of the half-day activities included bowling, beginners ping-pong, meat cutting, golf, and barber shop singing. Most of the fun and interesting activi- ties took place in the general vicinity of Titusville, but a few were as far away as Wesley Woods and Erie. Under the direction of Leland C. Mo- wrey, Sumethin' Else Day seemed to be a big success: more such days are planned for future vears. Preparing tuna casserole in the foreign foods class, Jody Carlin and Matthew Bennett ifar abovel carefully watch instructor Mrs. Marie Lesh. Pausing for a rest after riding through Wesley Woods, Loraine Armstrong labove rightl thinks about the muddy trip back. Making dolls out of pop bottles in the dip and drape class, Karen Lytle and Chris Wilson irightl prepare their materials.

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The members of the Titusville High School Marching Band lbelowl travel many miles to perform their shows in many different towns. Allegheny invites THS Band to play at halftime Successfully carrying out the THS marching band tradition, the marching band had another great year of activity. The band had a new, special event in their schedule. They were invited to Al- legheny College in Meadville, Septem- ber 18, to perform during halftime, after returning from the Edinboro State College band competition. The marching band also appeared in parades: the Meadville and Titusville Halloween Parades: Titusville Christ- mas Parade, Lion's Day Parade, and the 18!marching band Memorial Day Parade. Marching Band Director Charles An- derson was helped out by student teachers Patrick Lorei and Miss Karen Anthony. They helped greatly at Pio- neer Ranch, where the band practiced from August 29 to September 3. The Show Corp worked many hours to learn the pre-game show and Show One, which they performed at the first home football game and at all away games. Adjusting his tuba, Mark Bennett lrightl gets ready to perform Show One during a practice session at band camp during the summer.