Central High School - O Book Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Mr. Robert Harrison, director. Would the real Pied Piper please stand up! HORNS: J. Schmidt, Blanton, Rifkin, D. Bleicher, Dollis, Lemen, Hanson. FIRST TROMBONES: Toft, Boehr, Blimling, R. Thompson Neisenbach, Swain. SECOND TROMBONES: Ochsner, Rowoldt, Bama, Nelson, Pedersen. THIRD TROMBONES: Holtz, Peterson, Rosen berg, Charney, Buller. BARITONES: Greenberg, Scales, Dworak, Johnson, Stephan, Casperson, Wollberg. TUBAS: Ruback, J. Kirke, Lind say. Janacek. FIRST TRUMPETS: D. Schmidt, DeWaal, Heck, Bernstein, Redelfs, Krogh. SECOND TRUMPETS: Cowger, Braun, Ruma Ashcraft, DeBoer, Jacobsen, Hanson. THIRD TRUMPETS: Harrison, Webber, Sims, Vidlak, Kunes, Rathe, Combs, Calabro. PERCUS SION: Elliot, C. Stevens, Miller, Neesman, Underwood, Sidetis, Gibbs, Weinstein. NOT PICTURED: P. Bleicher, Beam, D. Kirke, Long Love, Moen, Schloff, Shafer, Johns.

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Concert Band The Central Band is both a march- ing band and a concert band. The marching season concurs with the foot- ball seasong the band plays for Central home games. The rest of the year is the concert season. The Concert Band has three shows to perform annually, Military Ball, Spring Concert, and Road Show. The Band also performed this year for the statewide P.T.A. meeting held at Central. "Look, they just found the snakeln OBOES: Morris, Blanchard, Sloan. Eb CLARINET: Platt. FIRST CLARINETS: Mclvor, Dillenger, Chapman Pennell Henderson Charron Hanscfm Grant SECOND CLARINETS , . , . : Poster, J. Thompson, Anderson, Brennaman, Prettyman, Shallberg, Napravnik Hennings. THIRD CLARINETS: Katzman, Lahs, Jones, Frey, Mrsny, Freyer, Diamond, Andre, Brooks, Scott. BASS CLARINETS: Volk, McGivern, Scales. ALTO CLARINETS: Wand, Krebs. FIRST FLUTES: Brodkey, Evans, K. Rexroat, Couch, Tritten, Mommsen, SECOND FLUTES: Buell, Sandra Schrein, Ames, V. Thompson, Briggs, Hendrickson, Lewis. S. Stevens. PICCOL0: Susan Schrein, Docekal, Reilly. BASSOONS: McWilliams, Scliaaf, Schoettger, Clawson, Beattie, Fellman, Willis. ALTO SAXOPHONE: Susman, Ncrdquist, Costello, Eyberg, Lowder, Polson, Sorensen, S. Rexroal, Hennenfent. TENOR SAXOPHONES: Elsasser, Critchet, Ogden. BARITONE SAXOPHONE: Jordan. 32 y v

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FIRST VIOLINS: Knrpman, Webb, Ratliff, Wo'lherg, M. Williams, Stephan, Rippey. Weichert, Moyer, Gomberg, Lowcler. SECOND VIOLINS: Weinroih, Shrader, Nothnagel, Sullivan. Fotoplos, Rosenstein, J. Williams, Whisonant, Davis, Garland, A. Aresiy, Slosburg, CLARINETS: Bartholomew, Dillenger, Richards. HORNS: Solotorovsky, D. Bleicher. J. Schmidt, Knappenberger. PERCUSSION: Miller Rimmerman, Schloff, Lewis, Shafer. "Little Boy Blue, come blow your hornf, Orchestra The eighty piece orchestra is one of the most selective organizations at Central. Students gain membership only after arduous try-outsg they repre- sent some of the finest instrumentalists in the city. Directed by Mr. Robert Harrison, the orchestra performed the overture for the 1967 fall play, '6The Giants' Dance." Their Road Show presentation consisted of the original scoring of "Night on Bald Mountain," played en- tirely from memory. The orchestra also plays in small groups for outside per- formances.