Pawnee City High School - Indian Yearbook (Pawnee City, NE)

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 Sand FLUTES Gerry Gifford Mary Alice Wilson Frances Jensen Mary Hernes Mary Margaret McCalla Barbara Bowhay CLARINETS First Row Marianne Mangnall Eva Chase Kathryn Lair Donna Preston Second Row Manlyn Wamke Donna Shelabarger Yvonne Edaerton Nonna Calicos Patricia Stitzel Irene Benson Third Row Loretta Oenbring Ardell Tegtmeier Joyce Yarger Carol Thompson Elane Bredemeier Reva Kloe Rebecca Colwell Fourth Row Marilyn Hopper Edna Peacock ALTO CLARINET Katherine Peckham BASS CLARINET Carolee Kerl BASSOON Arlene Halthide OBOES Clarene Werner Betty Atkinson BARITONE SAXOPHONE Donna Boehmer ALTO SAXOPHONES Jerry Reed Jeanne Allison Max Scott Joan Rinne Gary Smedley TENOR SAXOPHONES Eugene Rakosnik Donna Kalina CORNETS Donna Howard Glenda Klein Henry Hernes Elsie Stastny Edna Stastny Ronnie Lantz TRUMPETS Bill Rohlmeier Nancy Bloom John Barr Arthur Halfhide John Beyreis Bob Blecha FRENCH HORNS Carolyn Bratt Marv Ann Collar Phyllis Edgerton Rose Anna Manley TROMBONES Jack Shrauger Jim Price Jon Fink Albert Larsen Edgar Bredemeier David Hoffman BARITONES Allan Kerl Charles Spohr Barbara Vacek Jerry Hoffman Cynthia Davis BASSES Robert Stepanek Don Peacock Bill Panec Donovan Albers PERCUSSION Galen Johnston Bill Huston Kenneth Johnson Karen Preston Don Poland Nelson Jensen The band now in its twenty-sixth year is a very active organization. There are seventy- five members uniformed in the school colors of scarlet and black. A set of risers purchased during the past year greatly enhances the appearance of the concert band. The band as a marching unit paraded at the Humboldt Fair, the Peru College Band Day, Crusade for Freedom, the half-time football shows, and the traditional Memorial Day Parade. The most important concert performances were the Paw- nee and Richardson county fairs, assembly programs, Falls City Festival, district music contest and the fall and spring concerts. OFFICERS: President Gerry Gifford Vice-President Jerome Hoffman Secretary-treasurer Carolyn Bratl Librarians Eva Chase Donna Preston Drum Major Galen Johnston Property Managers Dcnovan Albers Jerome Hoffman Kenneth Johnson Jim Price Director Mr. Schrepel Page 22 MAJORETTES AND MAJOR Donna Boehmer, Frances Jensen. Mary Herries, Carolee Kerl. Galen Johnston.

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m awaeecia c %ff. First Row; Carol William . Botty Stastny. Mary Ann Collar. Mary Lou Parli. Gary Warnke Second Row: Marilyn Hoppor. Gerry Gifford. Carolyn Bratt, Jane Dod on. Doris Bock. Edna Peacock. Mary Perdew. Joan Alderman. Third Row: Miss Auserod, Jerry Reed. Galen Johnston. Lowell Vestal. Jack Chittick, Doyle Boren. Miss Danielson Editor-in-chief.........................Lowell Vestal Make Up Editor............................lane Dodson Business Manager...............Edna Peacock Circulation and Subscription...Edna Peacock Art Editors....................Carol Williams Doris Bock Proof Reader.....................Carolyn Bratt Mimeograph Operators......................Jack Chittick Gary Warnke Doyle Boren Typists......................Joan Alderman Gerry Gifford Mary Lou Parli Mary Perdew Betty Stastny Mary Ann Collar Reporters...:....................Doyle Boren Carolyn Bratt Marilyn Hopper Jerry Reed Galen Johnston Jane Dodson Faculty Advisors................Miss Auserod Miss Danielson Page 21

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Orchestra VIOLINS Glenda Klein Karen Preston loan Rinne Carol Thompson CELLO Eva Chase BASS VIOL Robert Stepanck OBOE Betty Atkinson BASSOON Arlene Halthide FLUTES Frances Jensen Mary Herries Barbara Bowhay CLARINETS Marianne Mangnall Kathryn Lair Donna Preston Jean Callam SAXOPHONES Jeanne Allison Donna Kalina TROMBONES Jim Price Albert Larsen CORNETS Edna Stastny Elsie Stastny FRENCH HORNS Mary Ann Collar Phyllis Edgerton Rose Anna Manley PERCUSSION Lowell Vesta! Kenneth Johnson PIANO Katherine Peckham The orchestra is the oldest instrumental or- ganization of the school. Rehearsals are held each Tuesday and Friday. The organization has much to offer to those interested in serious music and to those interested in the study of string instruments. Appearances include con- certs in assembly, open house during Amer- ican Education Week, church concerts, and graduation. Officers: President Kenneth Johnson Vice-President Robert Stepanek Secretary-treasurer ............ Mary Ann Collar Librarian . Donna Kalina Director................................ Mr. Schrepel Page 23