Nebraska City High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Nebraska City, NE)

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CENTER: Pictured in one scene are from left: Laura Miyoshi, Sally Martineau, Tim Nelsen. Melanie Greenamyer, Anne Jacobi, and Russ Smith. BOTTOM LEFT: Cast members are from left front row: Miss Vicki Wilken, director. Second row: l ura Miyoshi. Melanie Green-amyer, Debbie Hall, and Russ Smith. Third row: Larry Whitehill, Tony Nebelsick, and Pat Sullivan. Fourth row: Tim Nelsen. Sally Martineau, Sandee Groth, Anne Jacobi, and Melinda Behrns, student director. TOP RIGHT, from left: Tony Nebelsick. Melanie Greenamyer, and Pat Sullivan discuss the location of the bonds. BOTTOM RIGHT: Awaiting the arrival of Mrs. Savage are Debbie Hall and Pat Sullivan. x 19

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Fall play is “Curious Savage The “Curious Savage was presented November 17 and 18 as the N.C.H.S. Fall Play. A sanitarium in the 1970’s was the setting of the story. The main character, Mrs. Savage, inherits $10 million from her husband’s estate and seeks to place it in a memorial fund so that other people might benefit from it. Hoping to receive the money for themselves, her children object. They place her in a sanitarium in an effort to gain control of the money. Mrs. Savage, however, is aware of her children’s treachery and makes plans of her own. Members of the cast included: Florence .................... Fairy May ................... Hannibal .................... Jeff......................... Mrs. Paddy .................. Dr. Emmitt .................. Miss Willie ................. Mrs. Savage ................. Titus Savage................. Samuel Savage ............... Lilly Belle ................. ....... Anne Jacobi ..... Laura Miyoshi ....... Tim Nelsen ........ Russ Smith .... Sally Martineau .... Larry Whitehill ...... Sandee Groth Melanie Greenamyer .... Tony Nebelsick ....... Pat Sullivan ....... Debbie Hall

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Decorations transform gym The annual Holiday dance was held December 10 at N.C.H.S. The gym took on a new look through the use of a Christmas tree, colored lights, and other Christmas ornaments. The event started at 8:00 and lasted until 11:00. Cookies and sparkling champaigne glasses filled with punch added to the dance festivities. Sounds from the “Dusty Blues” of Lincoln provided students with four hours of fast dancing. The crowning took place at 9:45 with Gary Denniston and Julie Brockhaus presented as the 1977 Holiday king and queen. 20