Ashland High School - Blue Jay Yearbook (Ashland, NE)

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Ban FROM LEFT TO RIGHT KNEELING Shlrley Rakes Dolene LIvers Charlene Lwers Ruth Newsham SITTING Dlck Coatman Potrucra Jackson Darlene MerrImon Delores Goff Januce Nelson LucIlle Fox Cotherme Ballau Merna DImmItt Joyce Buckunghom Lloyd Costner SECOND ROW Jacquelyn LewIs Marcello Thnessen Rene Jo SquIre Thelma HIghtshoe Lloyd DImmItt Tom SquIre Duck Haswell KeIth Wollen Bernard Eaton JessIe SIms Margorue Fmney JIm Neumann Darlene Sowards THIRD ROW Fruedo WoItel DIrector Ruth LInd Morulyn MIller POTFICIO Young Margaret Leddy Kenneth Folsom Kathryn Leddy George Gade Harald Peterson Donald Slamo Donald Root Bob RaIkes FOURTH ROW Alan LEWIS James Turner Earl Marcus Jon Sandy Bob Fncke Rtchord Porter LaVerne Neumann Ball Scott Del Starns Ronald Schulte NOT IN PICTURE Gene BIrdsaIl Carol Farmer Siriirik' The forty four pIece band wos under the dIrectIon of FrIedo Woutzel, Instrumental musIc Instructor at Ashland HIgh Bond oftIcers were CaptaIn Ruth LInd and LIeutenont Cotherune Ballou who exchanged ranks at the second semester The band gave a spectacular performance at the halt of every home football game, Includung the dedIcatIng of the Ashland MemorIal . . I V . . I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I - - I I I I I I I I I I I , . - I I I I I I I I I I I , . I I I I I I I I I I - . , . . . I I I I

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ChOll' FRONT ROW SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT Shurley Rankes Anna Stenberg Rose Mary Costner Delores Gade LaVone Vance Joan Ruchards Ruth Newsham Catherune Ballou Darlene Sow ards Irene Squire Jackue Lewus Clarnce Buelke lva Moe Stanke SECOND ROW Mnss Bradden Durector Jeanune Ballou Cathernne Buck Lynn Barrett Beverly Brucker Beth Stanley Jane Farmer Janice Nelson Shlrley Bates Catherine Thlessen Ruth Lund Margorne Nelson Ruth Johnson Betty Hooker Bonnle Dean Nancy Olson THIRD ROW George Gode Lloyd Dummutt Kelth Lnvers Alan Lewus Rnchard Haswell James Neumann Mary Thomas Frances Frlcke Rlchard Coatman Sam Mansfleld Don lske Earl Marcus Del Starns Kenneth Goff TOP ROW Frank McReynolds James Turner LaVerne Neumann Gene Blrdsoll Max Barnes lrvln Stanke Harlan Hnlflker Bob Frlcke LeRoy Dnmmltt Max Welch Jack Anderson Lloyd Kltrell iirilrilr The vocal musuc department under the durectlon of Muss Maruan Brad den consusts at fntty sux vouces The chour gave an umpressnve performance of Handel s Messlah for the Chnstmas program prepared several numbers for assembly programs The local muslc contest was March 30 and the Annual Dustnct Musnc Festlval at Fremont Aprul l6 l7 Several groups partnclpatung were Madrl gal, Girls Trno Gurls Octet Boys Quartet, and sololsts The accompanusts for the vear s work were Rose Mary Costner and Marcella Thvessen . 1 - 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' ' - - - ll I 1 ll , . I I I ' ' . , . . 1 1 . 1 I ' - 1 1 .

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VIOLINS Dolores Gade Shirley Ralkes Ruth Newsham Clarlce Buelke Joan Richards Shirley Bates Wayne .Iudds Jack Anderson Carol Dee Shulz Keith Schwartz Laurene Hartung Barbara Atwood Wilma Owen VIOLA Jacquelyn Lewis CELLO Arlene Kennedy Jane Farmer BASSES Darlene Sowa rds Catherine Thlessen CLARINETS Catherine Ballou Janice Nelson Patricia Jackson Richard Cocltman FLUTES Thelma H lghtshoe Carol Farmer OBOE Verla Livers CORONETS Bull Scott George Gade LaVerne Neumann SAXOPHONES lTenorl Ruth Lind lAltol Patricia Young FRENCH HORN Gene Blrdsall Del Starns BARITONE Ma rga ret Leddy TROMBONE James Turner PIANO Rose Mary Costner PERCUSSION Alan Lewis Earl Marcus Irene Squire Marjorie Nelson Marcella Thlessen ifkiirilr members have completed a very successful year The season s works performed Include Angelus La Gioconda Bells at St Mary s Theme from Beethoven s Second Symphony Other active instrumental ensembles consist of String Quartet String Quintet Violin Quartet Outstanding performances for school activities were the Chnstma Program Junior Class Play Senior Class Play Baccalaureate Commence ment, and the Midwmter Music Concert Orchestra Under the leadership and direction of Miss Frieda Woitzel, the thirty-six