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

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Pawneen Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Poland, Bob Rice, Mrs. Bratt, Joan Hays, Donna Howard, Jerry Reed, Miss Daniel son, Dolores Mason, Barbara Vrtiska, Rebecca Colwell, Christine Christen, Marianne Mangnall, Donna Preston, Katherine Peckham, Pat StitzeL NOT IN PICTURE: Yvonne Edgerton. STAFF Editor-in-Chief................... Assistant Editor.................. Make-up Editor.................... Business and Circulation Managers Art Editor......................... Proof Reader....................... Typists............................ Mimeograph Operator. Sponsors........... .......JERRY REED DONNA HOWARD ...... JOAN HAYS . . . DOLORES MASON YVONNE EDCERTON .REBECCA COLWELL .DONNA HOWARD CHRISTINE CHRISTEN PAT STITZEL DOLORES MASON ........BOB RICE .....MRS. BRATT MISS DANIELSON

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Annual Staff Editor-in-Chief . . Associate Editor. Literary Editor . . Assistant. . . . Feature Editor . . Assistant. . . . Circulation Editor Assistant. . . . Business Editor . Assistant. . . . Art Editor....... Assistant. . . . Photo Editor. . . . Assistant. . . . .....RONNIE LANTZ .....KATHRYN LAIR . . . BARBARA VACEK . . . . CAROLEE KERL .......DONNA HESS CHRISTINE CHRISTEN . . . . HENRY HERRIES . . . DONNA BOEHMER . . . . NELSON JENSEN ...... ALLAN KERL .......DOYLE BOREN .........EVA CHASE .....EDNA STASTNY ..... GARY WARNKE The Annual Staff, elected by the senior class, proudly presents the 1953 Indian, a yearly production of the Pawnee City High School After much hard work and many efforts, the chosen staff dedicates this book to our underclassmen

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FLUTES Frances Jensen Mary Henries Barbara I low hay Marjorie Johnson CLARINETS 1st How Marianne Mangnall Eva Chase Kathryn Lair Donna Preston 2nd Row Marilyn Warnkc Loretta Oenbring Joyce Yarger Rebecca Colwell Elane Bredemeier Reva Klee 3rd Row Ardell Teetmeier Yvonne Eagerton Carita Eggleston Bette Warnke Ina Hunzeker 4th Row Pat Stitzel Irene Benson Barbara Vrtiska ALTO CLARINET Katherine Peckham BASS CLARINET Carolee Kerl BASSOON Arlene Ilalfhide OBOE Betty Atkinson BARITONE SAXOPHONE Donna Boehmer ALTO SAXOPHONES Jerry Reed Jeanne Allison Joan Rinne Carol Jean Thompson TENOR SAXOPHONES Mary Jo Saxton Carole Kay peckham CORNETS Ronnie Lantz Henry Herries Donna Howard Flsie Stastnv Fdna Stastny Bill Rohlmeier TRUMPETS John Barr Arthur Ilalfhide John Beyreis Bob Blecha Wayne Spier FRENCH HORNS Nancy Bloom Glenda Allison Janice Edgerton John Bennett Clarene Werner Conlee Jarrett TROMBONES Jon Fink David Hoffman Fdgar Bredemeier Harvey Hallberg Albert I rsen Bill Thompson OFFICERS BARITONES Charles Albers Barbara Vacek Alan Hunzeker Allan Kerl Harold Howard BASSES Robert Schilling Bill Panec Don Peacock Robert Snyder Charles Wenzl PERCUSSION Joan Hays Nelson Jensen Marjorie Johnson Roxanne Boren Karen Preston Don Poland President..........................KELSON JENSEN Vice-President..........................KATHRYN LAIR Secretary-Treasurer................BARBARA VACEK Librarian..........................DONNA PRESTON MARILYN WARNKE Drum Majorette...................MARIANNE MANGNALL Property Managers..................................DON POLAND WAYNE SPIER BOB BLECHA DON PEACOCK Director...........................................MR. SCHREPEL For twenty-eight years the scarlet and black of the Pawnee City High School Band has added color to the musical highlights of this area. During this time the band has grown not only in reputation but also in size, numbering seventy-three performers in its ranks this year. Several new instruments have been added this year through the cooperation of the Board of Education and Band Mothers Club. Important activities of the band this year included performances at all home football games, at the county fairs, school assembly programs and the Mid-winter and Spring concerts, Band Day at the University of Nebraska, the Southeast Band Festival at Falls City, the District Music Contest at Auburn, and the Memorial Day parade. The chief aim of the members of the band has been the develop- ment of the fine citizenship and morale so necessary to the success of any organization — not only in concerts and re- hearsals, but also in the small groups and in individual achieve- ment. MAJORETTES Carolee Kerl, Mary Herries, Marianne Mangnail, Frances Jensen, Donna Boehmer.