Waterloo Public School - Panther Yearbook (Waterloo, NE)

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A Look at the Winter's Events and Activities Winter is defined as a period of time marked by the lack of life, coldness, or cheerlessness. But the season of winter at WHS is definitely not one of lack of life or ' 'cheerlessness . This winfer was one filled with many activities. The events varied from a visit from the short chubby man in the famous red suit at Santa's Workshop to the sale of yearbooks. Santa's Workshop is a collaboration of exhibitors displaying their arts and crafts. Every year Santa's Workshop is sponsored by the Waterloo P.T.A. The seniors held a dance to raise money for the senior class trip. This winter four counselors from the Eppley Drug Dependency Center visited WHS. They talked of the dangers of chemical dependency. The United States Air Force band gave everyone a special treat by performing a musical concert. Special thanks go to Mr. Papenfuhs. the guest star, for his special performance in El Vira . The high school choir and band performed a musical concert in which they exhibited their vocal and instrumental talents which put us all in a festive mood. To wrap up the winter events, the sale of annuals, the books that are composed of memories. — By Holly Gates 23

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Dancin' through a Winter wonderland. This special winter dance was sponsored by the seniors. The Waterloo band displays their musical talents at the winter concert under the direction of Mr. Frederick. (S.M.) Chemical dependency is the topic of discussion as Mr. Papenfuhs talks with Eppley drug counselors. (L.B.) This py: VILLAGE LOUNGE. 310 3rd Street. Waterloo 779-9995; PUBLICATION PRINTING. 208 3rd Street. Waterloo 779-4696 age was sponsored by 22

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In the past chorus was like an extra activity to do during the last ten to fifteen minutes of your lunch time, and for the last four years it was done this way until this year. Chorus is now, after a little work with the schedules, a 1st hour class in which more students then ever before are active This year the 20 member chorus sang in concerts like ECNC Honor choir with 400 other chorus members from around the state. They also put on two concerts for Christmas, one at Waterloo and the other at Boys Town Christmas Dinner. They sang at the annual art and music Waterloo Choir members join with 400 others at ECNC festival, competed at districts and finished the year singing at the spring Honor Choir. (L.B) concert Mr. Fredrick, who has been chorus director for four years, says that he does have a good group with a lot of talent and potential. He says We have a lot of things to work on but as long as we stride for protection we are making progress The choir is directed by Mr. Fredrick during the annual spring art music festival. (Row: 1) Holly Gates, Connie Grimm, Amy Stenglein, Kelly Swanson, Angie Thoendel, Tammy Pedersen, Connie Embrey, Kathy LeGrand. (Row: 2) Erica Johnson, Michella Strick, Marcy Embrey. Barbra Longbrake. Gail Sneed. Darlene Leistra. Cami Stenglein (S.M) Chorus a new place a new time. i ft i f « 24