Nebraska City High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Nebraska City, NE)

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Cheen.leaden.4. lead school in pep and pinit A group of senior girls looking at their new emblems for the sweaters. The Pep of the Pep Club this year was our busy Cheerleaders. They gave their all at our football and basketball games. The girls put in many hours of practice after school and have had a very successful year. The Varsity Cheerleaders are pictured at the right. Top step: Linda Ehlers, Linda Stock, Linda Fitzekam, Nancy Shirley, and Alice Huss. The Reserve Cheerleaders are pictured at the left. Top step: Carol Mead, Cola Cole, Giner McKenzie, Rosa Andrews, and Betty Jo Streeter. A busy Pep Club meeting after school.

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7fteae qnoup pefijfo un ojten the public THE SENIOR DOUBLE SEXTET, LEFTTORIGHT: Ehlers, Shirley, Roser, Harms, Jackson. Phillips, Schottler, Brust, Head, Schumacher, and Bremer. NOT PICTURED: Gilbert. Amelia Peterson, instructor, and the librarians, Courtney and Ehlers, hard at work checking music. THE JUNIOR TRIO: Raben, Willis, Hemphill and accompanist Watkins. The N.C.H.S. Choir is our largest organization this year. Because of the large enrollment the picture had to be taken in two groups. Within the regular choir is the Robed Choir, which consists of 90 members, and the Inner Choir, with 66members. The Choir also contains about 30 soloists, 6small groups, and numerous duet teams. One of the most outstanding of the annual presentations was the Christmas Vesper Service, after which the Alumni Tea was held. At the start of the second semester, preparations began for the Spring Concert and the District Music Contest. Another annual event was the Easter Sunrise Service. The Inner Choir had a very busy year. During the Christmas season they gave a Song-Desert as a Christmas Gift to their parents. They also presented programs for various civic organizations. During Music Week, they g ve their annual Arbor Lodge Concert. As usual the Choir sponsored the World Day of Prayer program and the All School Party and Dance. Something new this year were the Monthly Assembly Recitals sponsored jointly by the Choir and Band. Our Choir gives us a songfest of GOLDEN MEMORIES.

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7he Pep Club help spon on many, activities TOP ROW: Carr. Schalk. Heinke, Rhoten, Millar. N. Anville. Bennett. SECOND ROW: Leeper, Spidell, Stowe. Gilbert, Allemend, Harpole. Glockel, Raben, Schnitzmeyer, Schomaker, Adcock, Phillips. THIRD ROW: Neels, Yoerg. Ramold, Roddy, Mead, Rowe, Prue, Cody, Jackson, Strange, Schumacher. FRONT ROW: Cordell, Gress, Hemphill, Gibbs, Willis, H. Anville, Hickman, Madsen, Warren, Pilmore, Gerber, Leckner. Linda Fitzekam, Dorothy Shallenberger and Nancy Madsen are busy making signs to pep the team on game days. 22