Central Community High School - Centralian Yearbook (DeWitt, IA)

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122 L-R, front row: B. Twigg, J, Sherer, J, Jensen, S, Fulsang, R, Keitel, D. Smith, B, Wieck, B. Fitzpatrick, Second row: A, Schrader, J, Sheldon, S. Kuehl, D. Neilson, C, Paarmann, D, Wuestenberg, S, Marshall, C, Paarmann, C. Smith. Third row: A, McDonald, J, Jones, C, Rasmussen, D, Howson, R, Block, R. Broadfoot, D. O'Connor, T. Rathje, G. Mattingl-ly, P, Miller, K, Schultz, B, Banks, K. Campbell. Fourth row: J. Kennedy, A, McDonnell, S. Powers, S. Ohleric , G. Caves, M, McReynolds, M, Ellis, A. Schmidt, D, Vickers, S, Carber, M, Hicks, J, Larsen P, I-Iovey, K, Burke, S, Dolan, R, Green. New Soph Chorus c Has GREAT Year! This new group was made out of the split of the old Fresh-Soph Chor- us. Rehearsals were held on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday seventh hour. The group performed in several con- certs throughout the year. This years officers were: J, Larsen, President, C. Burke, Vice-President, J. Shel- don, Secretary, M. Hicks, Librarian, T. Rathje, Publicity, B. Wieck, Ac- companist.

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Front row, left to right: B, Seastrand, P. Donnelly, C. Callahan N. Seifert, D, Knight, J, Haga, S, Ocheltree, S, Schroeder flibrarianp, J, Reed, J, Mockridge, M, Johnson. Second row: D, Wilrett, M, Kragmann, P, Hall, D, Taguel, T, Richmond, T, Boyer, P, Natzke, B. Tabler, M. Keitel, D, Kruger. Third row: D, Clapp, C, Runge fvice-presi- dentj, M, Weeks, D, Rathje, R, Wilkinson, D. Fletcher fpresidentj, R, McDonnell, T. Peters, B, We er, J, Barber, B, Marik, J. Carber, J. Christiansen Caccompianistj. Back row: D, Seamonds, P, Hall, J, Hackney, B, DeLange, D, Thomas, K, Green, T, Gholson, R, McChulloh, G, Doescher, A, Hatch, J. Franks, R, Knoche, M, Lahann fsecretaryj, Freshmen Develope Talents In a New Group The Freshman Chorus is a result of splitting last year's Fresh-Soph Chorus into two groups. This group meet on Monday, Tuesday, and Friday on fifth hour. They performed in several concerts throughout the year with the other vocal groups. N N 121

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Marching Band Has Good Year The Central High School marching band had a busy year and fared well. In addition to marching at all home football games last fall, they placed second in the Clinton Mardi Gras parade last fall. To win the trophy, the band performed a snappy routine to the tune of Mexican Shuffle. On Memor- The marchn b nd 1 ed Sew d t the ial Day, the band performed at Grand Mound and DeWitt. Clinton Mira? Gias gassde. H a The Simone sisters, Theresa and Cathi, were featured in several performances, among them a fire-twirling duet at Homecoming. The head majorette this year was Shirley Shelton, assist- ed by Nancy Schade and Jan Lambert. Here the band is shown in one of their performances at halftime at a football game.