Hastings High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hastings, NE)

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John Franzen, Brian Toone, and Greg Howard perform in the spirit of the seventies. if I x VH Preparations, Julie Miller finds, is important to the show. Barb Einspahr displays her talents in a ballet titled Etude in Movement The senior Y-Teens perform a satire on soap operas in Nights of Our Daze. These Tigerettes go by the title of Aluina and the Chippettes

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Variety show presents talent, ideas Spirit of . . . was the theme of the 197 5 Variety Show. Seventeen acts participated in this year's show held Thursday, February 27, and Saturday, March 1, in the Hastings High School auditorium. This year's show differed from the 1971 and 1973 shows in that in- stead of having filler acts Mr. Jim May served as Master of Ceremonies. Large group acts made up a large portion of this year's show. Flamingos, Tigerettes, Stage Band, Cheerleaders, Senior Y-Teens, Madrigals, Girls Miscellaneous Ensemble, as well as a skit put on by Jim May puts the show on the road as Master a number of seniors were among the acts of the 1975 Variety Show. There was also a flute solo by Terri DeBacker, a modern dance by Barbara Einsphar, a comedy routine by Roger Templin, vocal solos by Diana Kirkover and Christine Wille, a song and dance by Deb Ridge, a piano duet by Brian Uerling and Diana Kirkover, a trio with Greg Howard and Brian Toon vocal and guitars and John Franzen on cello, and a vocal quartet by Cristal Aylward, Diane Freeman, Lisa Houtz, and Lisa Marvel. I thought this year's show was very good and had a lot of variety in it, was the comment of Minda Whiteman, a member of the Flamingo act in the show. The acts were selected by a steering committee under the direc- tion of Mrs. Nadine McCreary. The committee consisted of seven faculty members and seven students. Mr. Ron Veburg was in charge of the technical crew which was responsible for the lighting and props for each act. The 1975 Variety Show was well accepted by the audience. There was a full house for both performances. of Ceremonies. Terri DeBacker and John Franzen give the variety show a little culture in Night Soliloquyf' I l x The F lamirigos dance to Tennessee Birdwalk. 1 'f w, I

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Junior boys in the show Flamingo's present Good Times g The Flamingos presented their annual swimming extravaganza on April 3,4, and 5 this year. Twenty girls participated in the hour-and- one-half show. There were sixteen acts in the show including an exhibition put on by the junior boys satarizing the Flamingos. Lisa Marvel was senior soloist. Nancy Yost was selected presi- dent and said, I'm honored to be chosen as president, it's a big thrill . Sue Riggins will be next , -. A ' 1 aiu, Nl . , 71 years secretary. Both girls were presented with flowers at the end of the show. Jane McCormick, this years president said, I enjoyed being a Flamingo for three years. I think it is a very worthwhile organization. The end of another year brought tears of joy and sadness as seniors said goodby, but the theme proved to be an excellent description of their memories. They truly were GOOD TIMES A flamingo first, the topless act. All the girls get in the closing act of Good Times. Lisa Marvel performs as senior soloist