St Edward High School - Beaver Yearbook (St Edward, NE)

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BOYS GLEE CLUB First Row: Olson, Reitz, Westmore, Ellis, Cooper, Raitt, Andreasen, Fisher, Raitt Second Row: Myhre, Raitt, Potter, Scott, Andreasen, Lightner, Mr. Worsham. Back Row: Coan, McKay, Nelson, Hasselbalch, Stevens, Warren, Matya, Cummings. BAND First Row: MUburn, Evans, .Lightner, Ellis, Taylor, Mr. Worsham. Second Row: Wheeler, Clark, Adkins, Dannelly, Ellis. Back Row: Phillips, Andreasen, Myhre, Hasselbalch, Wells. —21 —

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GIRLS' GLEE CLUB - MMO « If I ft a First Row: Zimmerele, McColl, McColl, Reardon, Campain, Goodman, Grape, Taylor. Second Row: Dannelly, Clark, Novotny, Shell, Zabka, Iverson, Evans, Bently, Walden, Schack, Brown, Flaherty, Evans, Shotkoski, Potter. Third Row: Mr. Worsham, Ellis, Wheeler, Case, Phillips, Swanson, Hansen, Speas, Werts, Nordeen, Adkins, Jones, Reardon, Olson. Back Row: Nelson, Werts, Thompson, Iverson, Speas, Myhre, Case. Tierney, Shotkoski, Lightner, Miller, Francis. The music department of SEHS was under the direction of Sam Worsham the first semester and Mrs. Don Clark, the second. In the fall the Girls Glee Club, Boys Glee Club, and Mixed Chorus were organized. Other small groups, such as boys quartet, triple trio, and mixed quartet were selected later. The Girls Glee Club furnished music for the Junior Class Play and the small groups sang for other occasions throughout the year. November 19-21, six students attended state music clinic in Kearney where Riberta Tierney, Norman Scott, Milford Myhie, Jerry Warren and Bill Raitt sang in the Chorus and Lois Dannelly played clarinet in the band. SEHS was also well represented at the Albion Clinic on January 23 and 24, with eighteen students;Corinne Lightner, Darlene Evans, Delores Evans, Donna Potter, Marilyn Francis, Patty Novotny Roberta Tierney, Virginia Adkins, Lois Dannelly, Connie Clark, Norman Scott, Milford Myhre, Jerry McKay, Harold Potter, Jerry Warren, Bob Raitt, Bill Raitt, and Hall Hasselbach. The clinic was directed by the famous Noble Cain of Chicago. —20—

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MIXED CHORUS Front Row: Westmore, Andreasen, Ellis, Fisher, Reitz, Raitt, Cooper, Raitt, Ulson, Raitt, Lightner, Second Row: Bently, Thompson, Sehack, Campain, Adkins, McColl, Goodman, Grape, Phillips, Reardon, Potter. Third Row: Dannelly, Swanson, Clark, Novotny, Wheeler, McColl, Reardon, Fla- herty, Brown, Myhre, Walden, Evans, Francis, Jones, Taylor, Olson, Shotkoski, Zimmerele. Fourth Row: Myhre, Evans, Hansen, Ellis, Shotkoski, Tierney, Shell, Iverson, Zabka, Lightner, Iverson, Werts, Speas, Nordeen, Case, Nelson, Potter, Mr. Worsham. Back Row: Coan, Warren, McKay, Nelson, Hasselbach, Stevens, Cummings, Scott, Matya, Andreassen, Case, Miller, Speas. Junior Class Play Con't. from page 32 name electrifies the group of students and then the fun market begins. He's thrown overboard in a maelstrom of riotous happenings that would be chaotically bewildering were it not that they were so cleverly knitted together into a perfect story. When the real Dean came along he was mistakenly thought to be an escaped lunatic. All ends well with the real Dean of the college and Dean Brown becoming friends of all. Under the able direction of Miss Francis Walroth, the play was a great success and the laugh sensation of the year. —22—