Alvo High School - Oriole Yearbook (Alvo, NE)

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Initiation Freshman Initiation was held September 18th. The Freshies really looked cute in all their garb. The day was topped off by a party that evening at which the Freshmen did more stunts for the entertainment of the upperclassmen. A lunch was served consisting of sandwiches, pop, potato chips and cookies. Victory Dances During football season three victory dances were held in the Alvo Gymnasium They were after the Union, Ceresco, and Gretna games. The Gretna game was homecoming day. The Ceresco game was Dad's Day. Movies Many movies have been shown this year. Several hove been shown as a community theater project and the rest have been shown in classes at school. Cliristmas Dance A Christmas dance was held in the Alvo Gymnasium December ZZ. The theme, of course, was Christmas and the auditorium was decorated accordingly. Dramatic Olub Banquet The Dramatic Club gave a banquet on October 14th. It was held in the high school auditorium which was decorated in accordance with a Halloween theme. About 70 people attended the supper. Mr. Clifford Tegler was master of cere- monies. A mixed quartet, a girls' trio, and two violin solos by Mrs. Miller provided the entertainment. Dramatic Club Play The Dramatics Club presented the play The Life of Riley January 19th before a record crowd of 145 people. Mr. Tegler directed the play. Letterman is' Banquet ALetterman's Banquet was held at the Alvo Methodist Church March 30. The banquet was opened at 6:30 with an invocation by Reverend Drake. First on the program was a lovely dinner served by the Ladies' Aid. This was followed by a movie on the l950 Nebraska-Kansas State Football game and a movie of the High- lights of National Football of 1950. Next on the program was the presentation of awards to the lettermen and letterwomen. The guest speaker for the evening was Dr. Al Wheeler, athletic director.at Peru State College. Reverend Drake gave the Benediction. Glee Club Learning to read music and musical signs, music appreciation through the study of records, and the singing of songs with several parts kept the high school glee club busy a good deal of the time. They also sang carols in the Christxnas program. Those belonging to several smaller vocal groups are: Beverly Stolz, Barbara Marcoe, Jo Don McKinnon, Phyllis Marcoe, Larrie Bell, and Ralph Nickel. 35

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