Dunkerton High School - Raider Yearbook (Dunkerton, IA)

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1 Portraying the Smothers Brothers very well. Randy Nesbit and Ion Rathe do their own humorous rendition of Cabbage 2 While performing the Country Medley, this year's Swing Choir finds out they enjoy the more rigorous choreography 3 Sophomores Susan Brockman and Kris Schulte spend many long hours memorizing their lines for the show, but both feel that being mistresses of ceremonies was a worthwhile experience 2 Mrs. Nichols felt that the show was the best ever She said, I think the students had a very professional attitude.” Miss Hulse also thought the Swing Show- was spectacular She commented, I was impressed with student attitude and cooperation The lazz Band performed difficult selections very well ” The students also enjoyed the show. Ion Rathe said, It was a lot of fun ; Susan Brockman felt There was a lot of imagination and color. According to Sharon Westphal, The best part of the show was the skit, Cabbage It was really funny!” she said. Tina Knebel summed the whole show up; It was a blast! One of the best shows ever!” Swing Show 13

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12 1 Bass Randy Nesbit and soprano Amy Shatzer harmonize well in the pop tune Queen of Hearts. 2 Dressed in her country western attire. Laurie Weber's solo Silver Threads and Golden Needles ' captured the attention of the audience. 3 In this scenario called the Idiot's Quartet, )on Rathe's femininity, with the help of Randy Nesbit, Shayne Pipho, and Dean Nord-man, keeps the audience roaring with laughter 4 4 This group of people doesn't get much recognition, but without them the Swing Show wouldn't run as smoothly as it does. The stage crew consists of: First Row: Wendy Jacobsen, Cathleen Smith, Alicia Zabel Second Row: Laraine Stewart, Jamie Culver, Lisa Faust, Janine Clubine. Third Row: Ted McIntyre, Gary Teisinger, Swen Arwine, Darren West. 5 Looking pretty in their formals. the female voices of the Swing Choir perform Lionel Richie's hit song Truly.'' Swing Show Li

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1 Mixed Chorus — Front Row: Laura lacobsen. Bonita Speed, Cretchen Schiller, Denise Mixdorf, Shelley Pipho, Karyn Wheat, Kris Schulte, Angie West. Tina Knebel, Mrs. Nichols. Second Row: lulie Nation, Robi Nesbit, Amy Speer, Michelle Zabel, Mary Faust, Susan Brockman, Laurie Weber, llene Can-field, Amy Shatzer, Alicia Zabel Third Row: Greg lenson, Darren West, Wade Shatzer, loel Rathe, Ion Hruska, Shayne Pipho, Gary Teisinger, Tom Kalenske, lulie Hansen Back Row: Steve Clark, Ion Rathe, Randy Nesbit, |eff DeLong, Matt McIntosh, Dean Nordman, lason Smith, Swen Arwine. 2 On January 12, Michelle Zabel and Mary Faust participated in the Meistersinger Honor Chorus at Wartburg 2 S inging their way through the year, the Vocal Music Department worked harder than ever. They met the challenge of harder choreography, more complicated songs, and longer practices. What member of Swing Choir can ever forget that feeling of elation after finishing a successful, error-free Swing Show and the eagerness to do it all over again the next night? But the Music Department wasn't all work and no play. Mrs. Nichols often bore the brunt of every kind of short joke imaginable, and )on Rathe, with the help of Robi Nesbit's furry coat, turned into a growling animal and chased )on Hruska around the music room. Assisting Mrs. Nichols and fulfilling part of his vocal music major, Mr. Greg Johnson student-taught at Dunkerton from October 10 through Christmas time. Most of the female members of music put an extra effort to be at every practice and voice lesson, as Mr. Johnson, single and goodlooking, attracted their attentions. 3 During one of the first hour practices held to get ready for the February 12th concert, the bass and alto sections of Mixed Chorus harmonize on The Folk 23rd . 14 Vocal Music