Alvo High School - Oriole Yearbook (Alvo, NE)

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Ci Chorus TOP ROW: Z1' I JOYCE ROBERTSON Ij Y Q □ G JAMES MORGARIDGE “ ' pH, FRED HERRMANN y« 22 RICHARK CLARK A JAMES HERMANCE • r ARLAN NEBEN 4 MARILYN SUTTON A • SECOND ROW: fl ifrfSli DARLENE JOHNSON 5 3'W'; “ARTHA A.IN STOL2MJ f BOBBIE ROELOFSZ Jw f p- V 31 J{| ROOER GILMORE IM, Y J CLYDE FOREMAN 4 RITA HERMANCE ■PMfWy J EVELYN FISHER WPVWm F®» k«« ’ CHARLES SCHUELKE THIRD ROW: MARY ALTHOUSE, NOBLE FISHER,MICKEY LIPSKSY,ELEANOR SHIRLEY FOREMAN KELLOGG, BOBBY MORGARIDOE, JAMES MCNEESE,JAMES VINCENT,MARLAN MARY ECKERY HEIEH, ARTHUR DALE ROELOFSZ, EUGENE ElKERMAN, BOBBIE NEBEN, CAROLE ZOZ BILLY MORGARIDGE, LOWELL BELL, RICHARD MORGARIDGE,LEE FISCHER LOWER ROW: BEVERLY SCHUELKE, BEVERLY MCNEESE, CAROL FISCHER, NORMA WINGET, DIANE COOK, PATSY ROELOFSZ, KAREN HOWE, NANCY PRINTZ, CAROL PRINTZ, SHARON OATTLINO, JULENE FIFER, ELEANOR GILMORE, LAVON HOWS TOP ROW: ft , RICHARD CLARK TED MCNEESE .AHUi LARRIE BELL ROBERT LIPSKEY KARL LEE CLARK HALF” NICKEL . Mi ficard prints. Wmm CENTER ROW:I W ■Mk 1 ji n: h .’.l: • m gBSmK 3jgj|| hil: o MS : - r dv, : tmsfm ' mm fill FRED HERRMANN ARLAN NEBEN, BILLY MOR3ARIDGE MORGARIDGE , MICKEY LIPSKEY, 1 KELLOGG ;, MARLAN HEI3R, NOBLE FISHER, CARLES SCHUELKE,BOB RICHARD MORGARIDGE, JAMES MORGARIDGE, ROBERT

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MUSIC DEPARTMENT During the years 191-J-7-1950 the high school and grades have furnished music at °hristmas time, at various P.T.A. meetings, at school plays, at baccalaureate and Commence- ment exercises. Mrs. Velma lantz taught rhythm band and song to the primary children in 19l|-7-l|-8 Mrs. Alma Woodka taught the primary music during the years of 19 “1950. Ahe high school and grade music was under the direction of 'Ts. Loreine alton from 19!+7-195 0. The girls chorus made up of high school and grade nu- pils entered the Cass County Music Festival at Weeping Water in the spring of 191+8 and won an excellent rating. Solos and small ensembles were also entered. In 19M-9 severalduet numbers were entered. Frobably the most outstanding musical nrograms during the last three years were the Christmas pageant in 1914-7» and the operetta, Moon ttlaiden in the spring of 191+9» The Christmas pageant of 191+7 displayed the Christmas story. Children of the intermediate and grammar rooms were dressed as angels and shepherds. ihe Virgin lV‘ary was represented by Ruby Kellogg; the Angel uabriel, by Gene Johnson; St. Joseph by Gilbert Coatman; the throe wise men by three high school boys. High school and grammar room girls sang appropriate songs and Christmas carols while the pageant was in pro- gress. “rs. alton directed the pageant and chorus, uirs. ulantz accompanied at the piano. |( In the spring of 1914-9 an operetta, Moon Maiden was given by the high school and grammar puoils under the direction of Mrs. alton. Mrs. boris rrolich accompaniad at the piano. The curtain opened on a large silver half moon,a st4 r- lit sky and a woird moon desert of black cacti in 'tho foreground Moon girls wearing silver crowns and slippers some dressed in green, others in yellow, opened Act I with a chorus. The witch, evorly tolz, cast an important spell throughout the lay. Ljfrrio ell took the part of the Moon Man. Jo uon lucKinnon, dressed in sky blue gown, silver crown and slippers was M°°n Queen. Choral numbers were sung by eartholane passengers and by sailors dressed in white suits and cans. After singing Daises Will J-ell the moon maidens gave a specialty dance. The entire cast sang the fa?swell chorus.