Gering High School - Kennel Yearbook (Gering, NE)

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newly organrzed Band Parents Club The l1b1 arv rncludes a varred collettron of band and orchestra musrc These facrlrtres provrde an unusual opportunrty for students who desrre to pursue musrc studres along Wlth other hrgh school work Members of the Concert Band and Concert Orchestra, who have successfully completed '1 year s work 116 elrgrble and entrtled to wear the varslty band and orchestra letter The orchestra IS composed of students more rnterested rn strrng rnstruments and of the frrst chalr wrnd and per cussron rnstruments from the band Besrdes furnrshrng musrc for plays and other 8Ct1V1t16S requrrrng musrcal rn terludes, the orchestra marntarns rtself chrefly as a concert orgamzatron and plays almost entrrely the hrgher types of CIHSSICHI musrc I ollx XIIYI I 01111111 P1 esrdent hene Nlmg rn X ll e l'11s1dent Imuglrs. 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BACK ROW, left to right: Friederich. Davis, Pray, W. Harvey, B. Leberman, G. Harvey. D. Goldfain, Sorensen. Drake, Mackrill. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Heiss, Carey, S. Morrison, M. Titchener, Dean, Cheney, W. Weber. Schmunk, Evans, Allison, Walrath, S. Melcher, Coxon, Morgan, Luschei, Sieler, Anderson. THIRD ROW, left to right: O'Rourke, Rubottom, Packwood, Hiner, Roth, May, Winger, Gibb. Goldfain, Lock- hart, Ferguson, J. Morrison, B. Harvey, Lawson. SECOND ROW, left to right: M. Weber, D. Melcher, R. Neiman, M. Neiman, Yarnall, Grassmick, Leonard, Lins- berg, Davis. FRONT ROW, left to right: Ponder, Roth, P. Titchener, Jones, Neeley. STANDING: Jent, conductor: Long, Elliott. Instrumental flfusic HE GERING HIGH SCHOOL maintains three instrumental music organizations: The Concert Band, Con- cert Orchestra, and Second Band. Places in all these organizations are determined on a competitive basis, and chair positions within the sections of the band and orchestra are determined by challenges. Besides these larger organizations, the instrumental music department offers beginning classes in band and string instruments. Members of band and orchestra are encouraged to participate in chamber music ensembles such as the brass quartet, clarinet quartet and string quartet. Various first chair men in band and orchestra are encour- aged to maintain a repertoire of solos for their respective instruments. The Second Band serves as a training school for the Concert Band and offers a musical opportunity to those who cannot achieve the standing of the Concert Band. The Concert Band is composed of selected musicians, organized for the purpose of studying and performing the higher types of music. In addition to numerous appearances in school assemblies, for various civic occasion, parades, basketball games, the Concert Band play a series of concerts for the public each year. The high school instrumental music department is building toward varied and rather complete school-owned instrumental equipment, Besides owning a representative number of the more expensive and unusual instru- ments, the department lends instruments for a limited length of time to those wishing to take up music for the first time. The band was equipped with full uniforms for the first time this year through the initiative and assistance of the lx Q

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n1n u1n--n-ll lu-.gn emor Glass Qlay The Flrst IVI1II1on Aprll 26 1940 CAST tRANDMA BOGLS JI' AN KARIY ss ho sayes the reputatlon of famlly NIRS HURALI HXSSI NPFI PBI R X IRLYIINIA III BOTT who untes gfllllllllf., mystery tales Hill!-X11 HXSSI NIFIPIIR PAII QROSS hardware merchant head of famxly I I I X MAX HASSI NPFI 11111 II POLLY PONDI R young daughter H1 loxe Wllh reporter .IL N INR HASSI NPFL FBI R JI NIOH GI NITRX would be radlo announcer XR! HAGGI HIS JXNIFS t -XWTHR-X nevs spaper reporter NIR XI Q ATRAL ST YN Rl If DLP tough G mln and Income tax collector PHI DOL TOR DON XOCI NI quarantlnes f3.ITllIW with measles NIR N11 XX RICH XRD SC HLOSSER representatlw of Oatles Breakfast Food Co Nli DINN IIMFH STFPII of XII1'1Igrl.l1IZ1I9lI International Bathtub Co IJIRI I TOR II H HHXYNI S SI' UN SUHS III XRGARI I BI Oi lx IN XX I HRISTIAX X IH i XI I NHBRD HIS HIGHLY HUMOROUS ENGLISH PLAY centels about a ghost wh1ch 1S not the usual welrd, n canny klnd Rather he beglns spoutmg Amerlcan slang at the most unexpected tlmes H IS really Lord Cantervllle bankrupt who dlsgulses h1mself as the ghost of hls ancestor, Su' S1mon, of the 17th century The Ot1s famlly who has rented the Cantervllle castle, IS derlslvely skeptlcal of the ghost But the skeptlclsm IS short l1ved when the daughte1, Vlfglnla, begms a dehghtful ro mance wlth the ghost The dlffl cultxcs of the love affalr are num erous because of the 1mp1sh Ot1s IWIHS who are constantly throw lng a monkey wrench 1nto the works even 1n the Splflt world They are not afrald of the ghost' F1nally S1r Slmon IS allowed to JOIH h1S ancestors and V1rg1n1a has her romance amor Glass Qlay HIS IS A HUMOROUS STORY of an average Amerlcan fam1ly by the name of Hassenpfeffer The members of the famlly are hxghly amb1t1ous, the father want mg to be the leader of a sw1ng band and the mother and son wantmg a radlo station The mother also wants to wrlte gr1p plng mystery tales Mr Hassenpfeffer owes S149 1n come tax In order to pay th1s he enters a puzzle contest sponsored by the OHIICS Breakfast Food Com pany The w1nner 1S to recelve a 51000000 pr1ze Mr Hassen pfeffer, although makmg one er lor, t1es for f1rst place The sad part of It IS that there IS not only one wlnner but 1 000 000 wlnners each recelvmg one dollar Grandma saves the day by sellmg her reclpe for plCkIe brme to the Amalgamated Internatmnal Bath tub COIDOFHIIOH for 551000000 Grandma then vamps away the tough G man, and the young daughter consents to marry the leporter Saturday Evenmg Ghost December 15 1939 CAST ill AIN Fl N IM lx BAIVION I xoung IIIEIISII mu SIR SIVIUIN Dulx Blil SSI If R hls llth century ghost MR HIRAVI OTIS BIII GRASSMIPK an Arnerlcan manufacturer LL PRI' PIA HPI I+ IN FOYVIIER hls xufe X IRGINIA I II I I IN DIPTRICH thelr daughter SONWX BRAYKIIIN SANDS boy about twelxe PPT MARTHA XNIX MONITGOMPR1 hls tvun 'slstex MRS INIINLH C RAPF PRAX L house-keepmr LORD ARC HIBAI D DON G01 DFAIIN who Ines next door IJIRI LTOR H H HAI NI S SPON SURE Il' S VI III IANI 'IAX I OR A1 THUR TOM TAGG KRI Based on stun In Oscar Wllde 'I' -I' O Ju... .. .1 1 ...ni .............................1I.1.... 1 I.. .....,', I . Y I. . . I Cb 0 0 I PY N : : .I I f I Y I - . . I I ' : : ' ' 'Y Y Y Y -Y Y Y Y ,Y I Y I I I .....,,.,.......... .,...... ............,.............. I I I Y, I I i Y ' Y A, . . I Y Y .f-. Y Y Y Y . ' I T 'I I I' 'II 'I I 'I ' I 'I 'I I Y .Y - ' Y. .AY Z 'Y - - - . : I Y . 1 ' X' Av l Y Y Y Y w 1 Y - ' Y - I . ' I .Y I , Y I . : Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ,N Y g I I . II I I I II I , Y , . . I - . . , . . I Y. Y , YY Y 4 Y Y I . I I ................................................ I I II ,I I , : Y Y : - I I Y I Y Y Y Y ' v v v 1 - . I I I I 'I ' I I n I. I I , , I - 2 I 3 ' . I ' - : : ' ' ' Y Y Y Y Y : .Y 3 I' g Y I - I Y Y Y G Y A I . i I . I I I ............,.. It ............ I ...,. I ...I..,...... Y I I I F ' I - Y Y Y Y Y Y Y K - - - I r ' Y f . ' . : ' Y , Y Y Y Y 4YYY Y f ' I I I I, I I I Y I Y Y Y Y Y I I I n A ' I I I ' UI ITA ' II 1. I ' II IC I . i x l I .g..A:.-.-Y 1. ef: e.-I... Y Y Y 2 Y. Y Y Y 1 -Y- - .. -.-ni U .l,.-.... - -. ... .. ...Y ..-.: ..-.... Y - ,..:,..- Y, Y...- .,......g. i Ao Y vv Y I ' 5 - I , 1 Y I u ' : : . : : I : . 8 I IIUI 17 'Ili 'IIIIIIC . I ' ' ' I' I . , 1 , II If -I ' g . Y - :I AI L I......I....Y...Y.Y.....Y......I...Y..I............Y.IY.........I. 'I n A 4 n ' - - I Y I I I Y Y : I . I Y ....... ....I..,.....................I........... I I I I J I - 1 : ' : . Y Y Y Y . I I - v I W 7 1 Y Y ' . . . . I - 2 ' : , . I Y Y Y I . . . V. . Y I I I .Y - . . , . ' 1 - - v Y Y - Y I ..................................Y......Y..Y..Y I I I v ' v Y - ' Y - I I ' - I I I Y Y Y Y Y Y . I 'IK' I' IIICIIIA M. II I VEIIIJ : . Y Y Y ' I I I I I I ' ' ' g Y YY : Q ' I Y A , . : . . I . Y...-...-......-........-...-.........-.........-..... - - .. - - - .. ...YY-.