Central High School - O Book Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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FOURTH ROW: Weddle, Van HouTen, R. Boehr, K. Meyers, Reikes, Marcus, Buresh, Bercaw, Canuso, Van Boskirk, Rynearson, Boeder, Culley, Erickson, Carl, N. Miller, KnighT, Weickum, Kagan, Chudacoff. THIRD ROW: Planck, NovoTny, Nicklaus, Grey, Conner, Bruce, Macloskey, P. Miller, Karre, CulberTsOn, Booher, Kafskee, Soloforovsky, TuTTle, SenneTT, Swifzer, J. Meyers. SECOND ROW: W. Thomas, ChrisTof'fersen, E. Boehr, Schmidt Brown, Serpan, Anderson, Thomp- Orchestra ,-5 'iii V ...i. 1 . ' Say, you play a preTTy swingin' cello. son, Helligso, Nelson, V. Thomas. FIRST ROW: Naviaux, KaIIsTrom, Grossman, Lively, Nesyan, Rosholm, Purviance, Farrage. OTficers: PresidenT ,.,,,,,,:, ,,,,, H owarcl Chudacoff Vice-Presid+enT .... ........,:: J ames Brown SecreTary uuu... ...... T om Boeder Treasurer .,,....,.......,,::,.,..,,,, Carole Serpan The i960-ol year saw OrchesTra under The leadership OT lvlr. RoberT Harrison and ConcerT- misTress Terie Naviaux. OrchesTra members began Their year wiTh The overTure To The Tall play which included lvliserlou, TempTaTion and Old-Timers' WalTz. NexT on The schedule was The Mikado. Tollowed by All-CiTy lvlusic l:esTival. Road Show numbers presenTed by Qrches- Tra were VicTory aT Sea, Miserlou and TempTaTion. The 0rchesTra accompanied Deanne Shapiro who sang My l-lero, and JudiTh Andersen who sang HONG Kiss. The OrchesTra added lighTness To The spring play by playing The overTure. The group also appeared in The lnsTrumenTal ConcerT and aT The convenTion OT The AssociaTion OT Child- hood EducaTion lnTernaTional. The commencemenT exercises marked The Tinal appearance oT The OrchesTra. .,,,w...,-....f+s.,,f-WN.-.W-vwm..

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'CGW A Cappella Choir officers Horlcy, Svolopoulos, Bobbi'H'. Andersen, Le Dioyl. Junior Choir ROW FIVE: Showell, Young, Frosf, Johnson, Schmacl, Waldron, Orlmeyer, Beninalo, Mikkelson, Redelfs, Carslens, Neiman, Goermar, Lehnhoff Gundersen, Widman, O'Brien, Blair. ROW FOUR: Forbes, Pullen, Fisher, Wilson, Tyler, Slulzky, Macon, Hawkinson, Wilmonl, Ealon, Hannah, Kimsey Skaleske, Ellioll, Volenec, D. Anderson, Cohn, Brodkey, Treller, Hanner. ROW THREE: Eckluncl, Jones, Kellogg, Schrum, Nixon, B. Williams, Adams Beard, Van Foole, Bennelf, Borchman, Boelel, Simpson, Nelson, Rosenbaum, C. Williams, Slevens, Perrin, Bunlz. ROW TWO: Sweeney, Shapiro Moshier, Thomas, Feldman, Field, Moss, Wesl, Brady, Conners, J. Andersen, Fonlaine, Gilinsky, Verel, Boolh, Bryans, McCormick, Eickler, Dlekman ROW ONE: Barger, Gould, Boucher, Brodkey, L. Krall, Mueller, Filzgeralcl, S. Krall, Ringslrom, Pros, Nelson, Parkerson, Janz, McGinnis, Nordin

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Concerf Band lnsTrumenTal music insTrucTor Mr. RoberT l-lar- rison has compleTed his TirsT year aT CenTral l-ligh school as direcTor oT The concerT band. Under him The group made iTs TirsT appear- ance oT The l96O-ol season during The auTumn TooTball games. Clad in whiTe uniTorms, The musi- cians perTormed on The Tield aT halT-Time under The direcTion oT Drum lvlaior ScoTT Rynearson. ln January band members played Tor The lvliliTary Ball aT Peony Parlc and Tor The All-CiTy Music clinic which was held in The CiTy AudiTorium. Climaxing The concerT band's busy year was iTs perTormance aT The lnsTrumenTal ConcerT, lvlay 26. FOURTH ROW Lloyd Bullion Sauer Simons Bleicl-ner Harrold Enoch J Roberfs, Weickum, l-lelligso, lllsley, Erickson, PorTer, Rlmmerman, Dodd, MolsTead T Nelson THIRD ROW Foxall Bohachevsky D Nelson SwlTzer Wiebe, McClellan, Siemon, Sherman, RoTschaTer, Turley, Dunlap, L. RoberTs Brown EpsTein R Culley R LaThrop STill Kr-ecek Rynearson SECOND ROW: ArmbrusT, Ellis, WhiTman, Blniamow, Susman, Kalman, Zalman ScolT Adams L Culley KaTskee NovoTny FIRST ROW Bruce B LaThrop, Black, Nesvan, PeTers, l-lausig, Naviaux.