Waterloo Public School - Panther Yearbook (Waterloo, NE)

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During the art show the Band directed by Mr Fredrick plays for the Spectators. (S.M.) During the early fall the band spent many long hours practicing marching down the streets of Waterloo (S.M.) New tasks are taken on by the Band. This year the Band took on a task that they have never done before. It took many weeks practicing, marching up and down the streets of Waterloo in the hottest weather of the school year. But they did succeed in learning how to march in a parade. The first of two marching assignments was at River City Round up on Sept. 24, then with a little experience under their belts they woke up at 4:30 a.m. on Oct. 1 to march again at Grand Island's Harvest of Harmony. . This is not the only thing the band did this year. They also added life to Football, Volleyballl, and Boys and Girls Basketball games. They played songs as old as the Star Spangle Banner or as new as Micheal Jackson's Billie Jean. But whatever they played the 20 member band played it with style and pride. First Row: Cindy Samp. Chris Bunnell, Tammy Andrews. Tammy Pedersen, Cami Stenglein. Second Row, Kathy LeGrand, Darline Leistra, Penny Saunders. Amy Stenglein. Melani Burcham. Ann Stenglein. Bret Kohn. Third Row Amy Sawyer. Jean Maloiepszy. Kevin Burcham. Dennis Peterson, Ken Bunnell. Crystal Roswell. Matt Osborne Fourth Row: Director Jerry Fredrick. Lisa Andrewsen. Randy Melcher (S.M.) This page sponsored by: MELCHER REAL ESTATE, 301 3rd Street, Waterloo. 779-3111. CUNNINGHAM'S 7621 Park Drive Ralston Neb. 68127. 331-4774. B + H MFG CO. INC. 110 River Road. Waterloo, 779-2040.

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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

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Row 1: Melani Burcham. Kim Kilmer, Carol Whisler. Holly Gates, Lisa Anderson, Becky Buchanan, Kristie Heiman, Lisa Adams. Row 2: Mrs. Ivers, Jill Landen, Gina Staub, Aimee Watvoord, Connie Grimm, Cami Stenglein. Natalie Osborne, Kim Roubicek, Row 3: Matt Osborne. Carol Swirczek, Erica Johnson. Andrea Kirk. Kevin Burcham, Gregg Heiman. Rich Ludwick. Row 4: Chris Andrews. Steve LaCombe. John Walvoord. Randy Vencil. Brad Schindler, Ken Bunnell. Rod Schindler (LB) Kevin Burcham. Gregg Heiman. John Walvoord. Ken Bunnell. Chris Andrews, and Mr. Ivers watch the Oriental chef prepare the meal at the House of Gengi. (HG) F.L. Club Waterloo's foreign language dub consists of students from the French , II. and III classes, people who were in French before, and people who were in the Spanish class during the year Waterloo had Spanish. The club's president is Chris Andrews who has been in French 2 years, the club's Vice President is Melani Burcham who has been in French 2 years, the club's Secretary is Holly Gates who has been in French 3 years, and the club's sponsor is Mrs. Ivers who has been the sponsor 8 years. The dub's cultural event this year took place at the House of Gengi. When asked what was the best thing about this event Aimee Walvoord replied, It was an experience that broadened my horizon extensively. When Mrs. Ivers was asked why she sponsored foreign language club she said, Basically, sponsored the foreign language dub for the fun of it. Next year hope to include the study of other cultures besides that of the French people. - by Carol Swirczek 26