Columbus High School - Discoverer Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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Juniors THOMAS REIKOFSKI JOLEEN RESH CARL REUTER CAROL REUTER CATHRYN RICHARDS DONA RICKERT DELORES RISK GARY ROBERTSON VERLIN ROSENDAHL RICHARD SAALFELD MARLYS SANDAHL ELVA SCHMIDT 1 ” ALICE £ SETTGAST GAYLENE SHUNK LEON SIEFKEN MARY SLADE JOHN SLICE BEVERLY SOHL VIRGIL STACHURA NANCY STICKNEY DONALD STILL HERBERT STUTHMAN GEORGE SWINEY LINDA TITMAN HELEN VLASAK ELLA WEGNER ELIZABETH WHEETLEY SHANNON WIBBELS PHILIP WILKE DONALD ZWIENER 22

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Class of 1962 BRUCE LOSEKE GAYLE LOSEKE GLENDA LOSEKE KENNETH LUCHSINGER JANICE LUCKEY REUBEN LUTJELUSCHE MICHAEL MATHEWS KENNETH McCURRY GEORGE McKITRICK BILL MICEK JANET MILLER KEITH MILLER MARY MILLER CLARICE MORLOK MARGARET MOSIER MARY MUELLER CONNIE MUHLE PATRICK MURPHY DENNIS MUTH DONNA NEATER DENNIS NELSON JOHN NELSON LINDA NELSON MARK NOVICKI DORCAS OEHLRICH ARDITH OSTEN JEAN PETERSON JOSETTE PETSCH BARBARA PITTMAN RICK POHLE CAROL PROCHASKA ROBERT PROEHL MELVIN PROROK PATRICIA PROSOSKI EYVIND QUIST

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Class of 1962 Presents Phantasmagoria” The Syphonette, composed of twenty-two members of the band, presented a group of light and colorful musical numbers. A well-known standard, Manhattan, and a novelty number, Arranger’s Holiday, were just a part of the program. Symphonette members are chosen because of their talent and experience. The vocal, instrumental, and dramatics departments were combined on March 24 at the second annual junior show. The result was the Phantasmagoria which was a great success. The Symphonette, under the direction of Mr. Kenneth A. Johnson, played many entertaining numbers. Mr. Robert V. Larsen directed the choir as they sang songs from Oklahoma. Connie Hollmann, Jeanette Ahrens, Janice Feye, Neil Jouvenat, Donald Temus, Kenneth Kohlmeier, and Robert Mann performed solos and Nicole Gibbs and Kurt Leininger sang a duet from the show. The stars of the play were Judy Krumland, Janie Luckey, Michael Mathews, and Reger Gumm. The play was directed by Mr. Joseph Kamphius. The profits earned from the Phantasmagoria were used to finance the Junior-Senior Prom. A scene from the play, Three on a Park Bench, by Doris Estrada. The members of the choir became honorary citizens of the Beautiful Mornin’, The Farmer and the Cowman, and great state of Oklahoma in order to present the songs from Oklahoma were among the many songs sung by the choir, the famous Broadway musical, Oklahoma. Oh, IVhat a 23