Fremont High School - Black And Gold Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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QQ I hi n n S' d 4 4 S4 9 Then Sang 149401 Boys quarter: Bishop, Shaw, Manka, and Molfon. This was their song. ' Leading the major group activities the FHS choir presented the operetta Annie Get Your Gun as a two night stand, and, as the holi- days drew near voices were heard in the annual Christmas program. David Williams led the 73-member choir with Sharon Nutzman, vice-president, Carmela Olsen, secretaryg Don Dickmeyer, treasurer, and LaRae Richter and Marj Morehouse as librarians. Small groups who entertained for the busi- ness men and women's clubs throughout town were the senior girls' trio, boys' quartet, mad- rigal and the two girls' sextettes. On April 17 and 18 small groups entered the District II Music Festival and emerged with high ratings. On March 20 the Spring Concert was given with the Ballad For Americans highlighting the evening performance. Following, on May 6, a convocation for senior and junior high students was presented at the City Auditorium. At the annual choir picnic in the latter part of May the retiring officers tapped those to lead in the fall of 1958. Baccalaureate, May 25, the seniors took their last bow with the FHS choir. Madrigal Reimers Dlckmeyer Sehge Johnson Gaefh Senior Girls' Trio: Larsen Olsen and Nlrfxman Girls' Sexfefs: Huriclr, Voskomp, Peterson, Hellings, Chris fensen Hauser Homan, Diers Coovor, Dunker, Hansen and Chrisfian Richter Wrllrams Brandon Walsh Morehouse and Ebors

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'And so are you, Mr. Wilson! says Nutzman to Horsford as Manka, Col- son, Mason, Raymond, Coover, and Voskamp listen in. There's nothing like dancing to im- prove your posture agree Morehouse and Hansen. Annie Gets Her Gun! This could well be the phrase to describe this year's choir operetta, Annie Get Your Gun, by Irving Berlin. The 10 cast members performed two nights, December 5 and 6, with different people play- ing the leads each night. This was the first time a double cast had ever been used in an operetta. The cast was Well supported by 78 chorus members, and several smaller parts. Linda Larsen and Lynn Settje played the leading roles of Annie Oakley and Frank Butler respectively Thursday night, with Iudy Iohnson and Larry Gaeth taking the same Nutzman, Don Dickmeyer, Sandy Donaldson, Dave Williams, Ierry Bishop, and Iohn Horsford. Performing for the second night of Annie Get Your Gun were LaRae Richter, LeRoy Bessert, Elinor Yost, Dave Shaw, Iim Rinde, Dave Williams, Ken Marsh, and Iohn Horsford. The choir had a fine audience at both per- formances with 650 attending Thursday night, and 600 at the final performance. Tension mounts as Larsen and Johnson await the shootin match with Gaeth and Sottie. parts Friday night. The rest of the Thursday night cast con- sisted of LaVerne Colson, Bob Manka, Sharon g5f1,f.r:.-', r:.'L,::.--r:.:L.r2.iJf b-i-19,2 . Q70 RNS No scalp an thirty years, threat- ens Williams to Nutxman as Dick- meyer assists. l'll have it annulled! warns Yost to Bessert and Richter as Shaw nervously listens.