David City High School - Scout Yearbook (David City, NE)

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The senior girls trio practices for one of their many performances this year The members are from left to right Charlene Porter Ianet Nixon cmd Mary Schroeder They are accompanied by Carol Barlean the performances of the small groups . . . The activities of the mixed choir and girls' glee were many and varied. The choir held two public concerts, the first at Christmas in conjunction with the annual grade school pro- gram, and the second in the spring prior to the music contest at Wahoo. A performance at baccalaureate concluded the choir's activ- ities for the year During Ianuary the choir participated in the annual Platte Valley Conference vocal music clinic at which David Foltz of the Uni versity of Nebraska was guest director Both the choir and girls glee are under the direction of Mrs lean Strom Charlene Por er Dave Wilson and Ann Zerliriger eft to rgh' arefully study a bo :cle g J 'ig g ner l instruc tiors tc the tad ri s vh wer chosen to represe t David Cty in the mass chcir clinic m L 'i this year Though they have many songs to practice the members of the boys quartet left to right lim Howe Alan Roberts Mike l-lasik and Steve Thornas pause for a moment to have their pic ture taken s iq. The rradrigal participated m the program fcr the annual open house l' s 'year Is rne hers are seated lett o r ght VVi'n a OS D sK eChrerePrterMryShederA'ine1 inaer Ccrcl Ba le 'i sa dag lf ke H sk Ier e S obod 1 Zirvie lcer Leonard Havlilc D n Weza and Dave Wilson l X . . , u. .. I . . 1 . , , Y G x ' ' - f .f X- 4 A - x , . . . 1 ' . 't 1 9, 'A F .fi ' 4 Q it 1 A T - ' I , ' ,fs 1 , , . r I I ' ' tk V , Q . - Q A r 2 t ' . ' ri? '. W i , Y . . ,, Q ' .,,, -.. ' i' -' i 1 I U-Q A, - , rr' ,A A- ' x I . Q l ', ! 5 I I .1 fl , ., 1 , , v A. ' .-' I 1 ., C ' - c' .t 1'1. e a ' - mg., ' I 1 s're.t .xo ' e A L p n ai b . 1 pccln .Q . ' ' ' t.i ' . 5 , ,rt X: - terrneier crz . :lgcr , ..aI . c - , a are , . Z 'l- , , . r a.: t n 1. , .1 a if :rn v a, Bll c. , 1 c .. C, .

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Members of the DCHS conc rt band are front row left to rght Charlene Porter Ann Zerlmger lane Zerlmger Del tude Straka Georga Kczrsek Noray 'Wrlglft Mary lo Vasxra Sh1rley Struebmg second row Carol Buntgen Rose M rre Bohaty Kathy Pospxchal Sh r M Donald l.1 da Mtller Sharon Barlean Kenneth Whtte Ilm Smlth Louls row Sharon Lnenrcka Parol Sl n r r Gone La c lame Im Armagost Margaret S 1th Derrns S del lrrn Llowe Alta Hoback Pat Smlth Mrke CBN Robert Sabata Irm row Madelme Grngery Tom Perrr Ianet Nlxon Donna Kovar Dwcun Zelda and Alan Roberts marching bond and the concert bclncl, Pleasmg to the eye as well as to the ear mrght be the term used to descrtbe the con cert band Lookmg brrght and snappy 1n thetr new unrforms the DCHS concert band made a number of appearances thls year Among these were two publlc concerts durrng the wmter commencement and the annual muslc contest rn Wahoo lt has been the custom of the band to QIVQ a number of summer con certs also Varrous solorsts and ensembles do request performances for c1v1c organ1zat1ons and they Pads h ld Beverly Hexns Donra Struebrng Vrola Stsel Roger Polafek Marlorte Hoback Delores Stara Marllyn Hoeft thtrd Otoupal Mrke McCracken Don Rezac Mary Ann Klmgemonn Dons Kulhanek Beverly Hascall Dale Hayhurst Ann Kovar ROblNS Gerhardt Backhus Gary lcenogle Mlke less back Chubb Rxchard Lnenrcka Mr Baller Mlke Haslk Arthur 1. The clarmet quartet whxch rs composed of the flI'Sf four clarmet players ln the concert band IS usually qurte actlve dunng the school year The members are from left to right Ann Zell mger lane Zelllnger Deltrucle Straka and Rose Mane Bohaty also take part rn contest Among the en sembles are a percussron qurntet brass sextet and clartnet quartet v4 Vrola Srsel, who plays solo French hom m the con cert band, attended the an nual band clmrc rn Lincoln as a representatlve from Davld Clty The members of the brass sextet are from left to rrght Ixm Armagost, Dons Kulhanek Mrke Haslk hm Robms, VIOIG Sxsel and Pat Smrth The brass sextet plays for a number of clubs and orgamzatrons durmg the school year . e .. o: . , 1. , , . , , - Y Q 1. V . I , . , A .a' . A '. , .fron C ,n, cz., ', , ',' ', . , . . , , , J o.ec.e, . - n , , . , , 1 , , ie , . ' , , , . , . , o , 2, , . . . . , , ,pr 'Q ' 'ff 'S ' V132 .ar . - , .'. 0 0 0 . H , A , , 1 I ' ' ' I n I . pw-' A 1 2:38. 443

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ond the concerts of the mixed choir, . . . Many small vocal groups were active dur- ing the school year, Most prominent of these was the madrigal, which participated in the Albion vocal music clinic, and sang at open house, the Christmas program, and the district music contest at Wahoo, Also active was the senior girls' trio, which made several public appearances and attended the Albion clinic. The girls' triple trio sang at the annual spring honors convocation, Other small groups which worked through- out the year were the freshman girls' triple trio, two girls' sextets, and a junior mixed A random group of the girls' glee practices on one of the numbers they are preparing for contest. The girls' glee gave two concerts this year also. ' Choir accompanist, Mary Haight, U , , practices on one of the more difficult 'fa , pieces. Mary also accompanies a 1 -' V, V ' f number of small groups and soloists. quartet. if T I f 4?