Crestland High School - Cadet Yearbook (Early, IA)

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KARSTEN REUPHOLSTERY CHOR S Nemaha, Iowa ROW 1: Dawn Wedeking, Marsha Aschinger, Corrine Smith, Julie Mason, Marcia Karstens, Sally Bettin, Linda Musselrnan, Gloria Isaacs, Carole Olson. ROW 2: Lyle Walker, Eldon Sweet, Angela Gonnerman, Anita Robinson, Nancy Mason, Beth Mason, Marlene Fanning, Marilee Fredrickson, Barbara Riley. ROW 3: Steve Isaacs, Jim Wunschel, Janet Anderson, Cheri Heuton, Marilyn Block, Darlene Fanning, Susan Jeckell, Mary Mason, Sherrie Struchen, Mrs. Nellis. ROW 4: Neil Mason, Jack Evans, Mike Davis, Richard Mason, Julie Ward, Mary Kiefer, Jean Hill, Darlene Johnston, Claudia Kaldenberg, MaryAnn Tobin, Christie Baker. LAKE VIEW MOTORS Raymond ,Schafer ' Early, Iowa This year's events for the vocal department started with terrific auditions for the All- State Chorus in October. Harvest of Harmony was presented by the chorus and small groups on November 12. This was followed by the always impressive Christmas Vespers on Sunday afternoon, December 15. All of the chorus, with the exception of those who chose to perform with the band, appeared on January 29 with the 250 voice chorus in the County Festival conducted by Professor Nott of Simpson College. On February 8, a mixed quartet sang with the chorus in Cherokee at the Northwest Iowa Festival con- ducted by Mr. Joseph A. Musselman, Director of Choral Organizations, Montana State University. Spring work was concentrated on small group and solo home concert March 31 , and the contest April 3 and 4 and on the large group Spring Concert April 24, and contest May 1 and 2. The final performances for vocal groups came with commence- ment activities, which also marked the final appearance of 18 fine senior musicians, all of whom have had the enjoyment of the musical activities for four years. 45

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WILLIAMS MILLING COMPANY Feed-Seed-Grain-Fertilizer M D Nemaha, Iowa ROW 1: Pam Zimmer, Rosemary Hendrickson, Joyce Determann, Judith Anderson, Susan Stough, Linda Hines, Mary Wadsley, Kaye Huisenga, Bonnie Mooney, JoAnn Meyer. ROW 2: Pat Stough, Gloria Schulke, Karen Wittrock, Beth Nellis, Colette Mason, Marlene Passick, Gayle Witte, Linda Hinde, Lee Schott, Dale Nellis. ROW 3: Linda Wittrock, Linda Blass, Susan Lincoln, Linda Fhrese, Jean Johnson, Dianna Haack, Jane Paulson, Greg Jones, Charles Hicks, Phil Fanning. ROW 4: Kathy Smith, Wanda Gilson, Cheryl Pease, Linda Jensen, Sandra Schramm, Pam Zadow, Larry Gustafson, Kenny Roche, Armin Christiansen, Mike Brockman, Duane Schulke. HINES TRANSFER 3ZIZgZ?iiw, MA DRI GA L

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The One Act Play was Mary Stuart. Marcia Karstens, STANDING, was Eliza- beth, and Mary was portrayed by Dianna Haack. BUENA VISTA MEET NELLIS DEPARTMENT STORE Early, Iowa AMES MEET Julie Ward, Jane Paulson, and Dianna Haack accompanied by Mrs. Miller the speech instructor attended this meet. February 8-9. Each person gave his speech three different times for three different judges. Everyone was divided into groups and ranked accordingly in his group. Julie spoke in the original oratory and extemporaneous divisiong Dianna spoke in the extemporaneous divisiong Jane spoke in the original oratory division and received third place in this division among all the students who spoke. SPEECH CO TESTS DISTRICT SPEECH CONTEST Twelve students entered the Northwest Iowa High District speech contest was February 21-22 at School Forensics meet January ll at Buena Vista College. The students entered in each division were: Julie Ward, Dianna Haack, Suzanne Wessen- dorf--externporaneous, Julie Ward, Dianna Haack, Mary Wadsley, Jane Paulson, Marcia Karstens, Corrine Smith--original oratory, Joyce Determann, Beth Nellis, Linda I-Iinde, Marsha Ashinger, Sally Bettin, Corrine Smith--interpretive poetryg Julie Ward, Mary Wadsley, Jane Paulson, Dianna Haack, Marcia Karstens, Suzanne Wessendorf--discussion. Ratings of superior, excellent, and good were given to the students. Lawton. Sixteen students participated in the contest The divisions Crestland entered were: dramatic de clamationg humorous declamationg interpretive poetry, interpretive proseg original oratoryg extemporaneousg story telling, public addressg play reading, one-act play. Ratings of I, II, or III are given. Those students receiving a I rating are eligible to go to the State Speech contest. Those students receiving I's are: Sally Bettin--dramatic and public address, Linda Hinde--interpretive poetryg Jane Paulson--original oratory, Julie Ward-- extemporaneous and public address, Marcia Karstens --story telling, Dianna Haack--public address.