Nishna Valley High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Hastings, IA)

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sf I 1 V I 1 fi li ra l fl A l fi rj? f Two very busy musicians are pictured at left. Pris- cilla Steiner, who was accepted to sing with the Young America honor group on tour in Europe this summer, and Ray Harris, who was chosen to participate in the honor choir at Nebraska Wesleyan. Pictured at middle left is the Unlike Duet of D. Grin- dle and P. Steiner. Directly below is the Girls Sextet. From left-A. Crouse, G. johnson, T. Duysen, L. Stephens, K. Crosswhite, and D. Slump. fill Directly above is the Double Mixed Quartet. Front left-P. Steiner, K. Byers, B. Byers, and G. johnson. Back-L. Curtis, R. Bolton, D. Grindle and J. Crafton. At right is the Chamber Choir. Front left-L. Stephens, C. Taylor, S. Sowers, K. Bass, K. Crosswhite, R. Maxwell, L. Sayers, B. Byers, and T. Vestal. Back-L. Delisi, J. Crafton, D. Grindle, K. McCall, R. Bolton, L. Curtis, E. Binkley, K. Crosswhite, and P. Steiner. We here at N.V. would like to congratulate the students who participated in the music contests. ?t in-wuz'

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If? i L E x i K l i i I I 1 E K 1 Q 2 s f if Lf, Entertainment was provided by the sophomore servers with jeff Jennings as Master of Ceremo- nies. The servers included: Sally Sowers, Sheila Taylor, Shelley Taylor, Leanna Sayers, Ela1ne Binkley, Joe Vanderpool, Craig McCall, Chris Myers, Frank Durbin, and Richard Erb . The theme for entertainment was ' 'The Oldywed Game' ' with Bob Oldbanks falias Jeff Jennings, as host. The contestants were the faculty of N.V. Some of the memorable events included, Mr. Delisi's edible mustache, a deadly oatmeal com- mercial, cutting butter with a corn knife and, of course, who can ever forget the question of ' 'Which way does the sun rise in your neighborhood? ' '