Wood High School - Log Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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0 iinlluli- MARCHING BAND-Row One-C. Brown, E. Johnson, C. Mozino, C. Alexander J Theadford D Spacke, D. Burr, V. Tookes, V. Wise, S. Belviy. Row Two-M. Maple, B. Morris, D Cosby K Jones J Van Blaricum, J. Summers, M. Crossley, K. Nusbaum, W. Pack, E. Arthur, P. Price J Whitney Row ThreeAD. Kersey, B. Jessee, B. Van Cleave, D. Maupin, G. Herring, C. Barnett, T Owens J Hood T .gg .., P- ' 4, f' ,'1' , ..., V li D -my , 1 . Q . . W W y ,N rx . V: If A A .4 If fy., 5 RL i X Q J Q at X Zn- h , M t. 1 1 EQQ, i 'Q , . -El' y.,x Z, Q , i 8 I W , . p ,,, , Q, ,p . - 1 A ' . -H A J - QP 'nf 5 , 1, J pp ,Dist v so L ig gi l Y ,, A ' ,I 'Q Y L V 5 lv. A 7 Qj .f V . f 4, Q 5 , i Q X A 'J .W mg, , v5 A YQ ' J g . I flirt! ' UPPER CENTER-S E NIO R CHOIRfRow One-D. Horton, J. Adams, V. Russell, D. Ghold- son, C. Hardister, W. Ross, F. Baumgardner, C. Pierpont, M. Crossley, C. Brown, P. Jones. Row Two-E. Gaynor, A. Dupee, J. Barley, H. Ander- son, W. Arthur, N. Miller, P. Davis, V. Tookes, P. Hobbs, K. Ferguson. Row Three-B. Sutton, S. Harris, J. Carr, R. Whitaker, B. Eiler, M. An- derson, W. Coldswell, E. Jordon, A. Metcalf, J. Holt, D. Hammond. LOWER RIGHTAM I X ED ENSEMBLE-Row One-D. Horton, J. Barley, E. Arthur, C. Brown, P. Sentcney, D. Spackc, A. Dupee. Row Two- R. Whittaker, J. Can, M. Anderson, B. Eiler, J. Holt, D. Hammond. J X A r Q 5 5 ., if 1 4 4 ., a Q3 C a , ss A A A 5 i x l.,, 5 Q . W 3 .' i,LL ' 1 1 3? 05 5 . if Q I . a ' , A 5 , Pg ,..i img' is 1 .1 Bri A157 1' Six? 5 f ? , 5 . l 5 X. M, 2 1,59 S

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UPPER LEFTfOffice Education As- sociation officers Evelyn Koehler, Peggy Carlin, Hilda Minor, Ruth Flem- ing. and Betty Brown look over their new club charter. CENTER-I n d u st r i a l Cooperative Training Club officers are Diana Filer Steve Riggen, and Allen Lewis. LOWER-Arranging a display for Dis- tributive Education Club of America are officers Sharon Smith, Carl Green, Artie Ballard, and Billy McKinney. Q ,Mg .I 1-if-, ,, t U --- xx 1 bt :J j . K, 1. xt UF X ff EISIIIYS . Ir 3 X . 4, X1 Qt 2343 V all w rv, A ,w I .1 gg a

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52 K- ' 2' Wt' Q :F My -L ,W L12 1 X n X Medcalfe, L. Hathaway, B. Lyle, M. Fields, B. Metzger, D' Lines, H. Kennedy. Row Four-E. Nichol- TRI-M MUSIC HONORARY-Seated left to son, J. McGinnis, G. Huckleberry, A. Twyman, S. Pryor, H. Olden, B. Sanders, C. Hopkins, G. right-P. Senteney, E. Arthur,C. Brown. Stand- S1aughter,B.Eiler. ing left to right-M. Anderson, J. Holt, A. Veterans Day Parade major event for band was first formed. fast? E 1 . Metcalf, B. Eiler Working hard to earn money for new uniforms was only one part of the many activities which were accomplished this for the Band. The new Drum Majorette, Debbie Spacke along with the other offi- cers helped the band make a good presen- tation at school functions and Veterans Day Parade. Pep band played for the pep sessions and ball games. Mixed Ensemble is ten years old. Mem- bers were required to furnish outfits. Girls purchased material and made navy-blue jumpers and light blue blouses. Whilethe boys purchased grey pin stripped pants and blue shirts and ties. Many hours were spent in preparing for Christmas and social events by the Senior Choir. Fund raising for scholarships and other necessities of the music depart- ment was made easier by selling candy bars during school. Annual programs in- cluded the Principal's Luncheon, Fall Fes- tival, and Spring Concert were given by the members of the choir. Accomplished musicians are rewarded for the time and effort they put into their music groups by receiving an invitation to join Tri-M. 41