Beatrice High School - Homesteader Yearbook (Beatrice, NE)

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BAND, FIRST ROW: L. Ktihl. J. Carstens. J. Plihal. L. Pollack, S. Hall, K. Nyden. SECOND ROW: K. Smith. J. Botightin. J Pelton, B. Nieman. B. lvltiehling, C. Achtemeier. A. Achte- meier, M. Matheson. THIRD ROW: S. Dorman, R. Grtieber. A. Jackson, J. Dolen, S. Krueger, A. Hall, B. Nichols. Lyle Loth, S. Sehtiette. M. Harman, Les Loth. G Aden, S. Fisher. FOURTH ROW: J. Hodge. D. lvltiehling, L Stidik. R. Walker, G. Stidik. D. Von- Ricscn, R. Obcrle, G. Winter, P. Kleppingcr. L. Bpirkcl. L. Morton, R. Wymore, D. Bizason. J. Ensz, B. Lockwood, C. Miiehlinu. B. Hohn, B. lx'it'Cown. R. Snyder, C. Lockxyook, M. Bartok. FIFTH ROW: J. Maranyille, Mr. Lotiis B.1rkel,5. Nelson. C. Br-sack. 5. Ahl. M. ' H ftlltr botirler, . '.: ' .A Fiala. J. Niinick BAND Under the able direction of Lodis A. Birkel. the Beatrict Senior High Band provides bea,1tif.iQm'.isic for many occas- ions. In addition to playing their regpilar spring Concert, the band has played a special Christmas Concert, and they haye marched in several parades. One of the best liked features ofthe Bands playing is at the lxalyes of the football games. Daring each home game the band presents a program of m,is1c and marching. Some weeks the band drill marches. xylxlt: on other weeks they tell a story xyitlz formations and mpisic The Band also participates in the Mid-East Mpisit- Fcstiyal as xxell as playing inthe Band Day at the Uziixersity of Nebraska. 27

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MEMBERS OF THE ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW M Lampe M W1ebe V Bell D Shultz J Knox K Ault L Gage M L W1ebe SECOND ROW D Coates N Champ M Arnold R Wymore L Kuhl J Pelton K Sm1th K Nyden S Hall J Engberg M Fanders A Zurbuhs THIRD ROW S Schuette M Harman G Aden L Sudlk D Muehllng J Hodge M Bartek C Lockwood S F1sher M Matheson J Ensz C Meuhhng STANDlNG E W1ebe accornpamst S Nelson J Maranulle S Ahl Mrs K1tch E Cfade ORCHESTRA Ex en though the Senlor H1gh Orchestra has less mus1 c1ans th1s year they compose one of the best school orches tras Beatrlce Senlor H1gh has had for sex eral seasons The forty member ensemble takes pr1de and pleasure ln prov1d1ng beautlful muslc for school functlons Th1s year as 1D preuous years the orchestra has prowded mus1c for Commencement and Baccalaureate They also played the1r annual sprmg concert Under the d1rect1on of Florence K1tch the orchestra has prox en ltself to be a wonderful contr1but1on to the school rnus1c department The Stung Quartet 15 pre pared to burst forth 1nto glorlous harmony Plctured are Mary JO Lampe Marlene W1ebe Vance Bell and Karen Ault Z8 1 - - 1 ' 4 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - f - 1 ' ' - 1 - - 4 1 - 1 ' 1 ' Y I ' I ' I ' I ' 7 ' I ' I ' 7 ' ' , . . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . . , . , . . : . . , . T , . , . , . , . . y - I , Q, fm Y 44 - i 'VT' , . 1 I 1 V