Cairo Public School - Centura Yearbook (Cairo, NE)

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HARVEST OF HARMONY The 1986 Harvest of Harmony Parade was held on October 5th this year. The band chose Winona Heinzman to represent Centura in the competition for Harvest of Harmony Queen. The day began with interviews for all the candidates. The top ten finalists were chosen after all of the interviews had been completed. Among those chosen was our candidate, Winona. The rest of.the day was filled with fun, and that evening, at the banquet, the first and second runner’s-up and Queen were chosen. The next day was the parade with over two hundred bands and floats participating. Although it was cold, spirits remained high as Winona led the Marching Centurions through downtown Grand Island. MISS CENTURA: Winona Heinzman

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HOMECOMING PIANIST: Kim Blake CROWN BEARERS: Nicholas Christensen and Monica McDonald Waiting for Homecoming Preparing for Homecoming ROYALTY COURT: Michelle O’Niel, Winona Heinzman, Lori Breiner, Bobby Meyer, Matt Bellamy, Gary Kiser, Joel McDowell, Kirby Myers. MIDDLE ROW: Dawn Werre, Denise Trumler, Vanessa Melch, Terry Nitsch, Marc Vieth, Bill Baasch. FRONT ROW: Monica McDonald, Michele Trumler, Jenny Reynolds, Dave Bell, Carl Kinkade, Nicholas Christensen. 15

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FALL PLAY CAST MR. GILBRETH - Jeff Selden MRS. GILBRETH - Brenda Hadenfeldt ERNESTINE - Lori Breiner FRANK - Wes Wellensiek JACKIE - Alan Gibreal DAN - Doug Janulewicz BILL - Devin Brundage FRED - Jacy Todd ANNE - Winona Heinzman LILLIAN - Michelle Powers MARTHA - Seanna Kissler MRS. FITZGERALD - Joan Berlie DR. BURTON - Chris Buggeln JOE SCALES - Jeff Dubbs MISS BRILL - Chris Stokes LARRY - Chris Buggeln STUDENT DIRECTORS - Tammy Werre, Wendy Hewitt move! Centura’s Drama Club sponsored the fall production “Cheaper by the Dozen.’’ Sixteen members of the cast, plus 25 members of committees and crews, helped to produce the play. The play tells the story of an average family of 12 members in the twenties, with a father who tends to treat his family like an army and a very understanding mother. The plot? To raise this family as normally as possible, even with generation and communication gaps. 17