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

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BAND With their skill and technique. ROW ONE: Janice Rosenthal, Elizabeth Raper, Roger Peacock, Janice Fletcher, Sharon Peacock, Linda Buman, Cheryl Fields, Evelyn Luedeke, Carol Baker, Alice Fischer, Belva Graham, Joyce Edgerton, Betsy Herries, Carolyn Hunzeker. ROW TWO: Betty Bock, Karen Hoffman, Patty Habegger, Karen Glenn, Sharon Luedeke, Betty Schilling, Carolyn Price, Charlene Flanagin, Ula Prine, Marilyn Hunzeker, Cathy Dusenbery, Judy Blecha, Ronald Crawford, Joyce Graham, Director H. Arthur Schrepel. ROW THREE: Ardis Stepan, Jo Ann Wolters, Linda Wamke, Kay Ellen Parli, Karen Fields, Linda Brinkman, Charlene Marshall, Bette Wamke, Joann Hunzeker, Carolyn Bock, Joan Hunzeker, Judy Boehmer, Merlene Bur res, Sondra Riley. ROW FOUR: Jim Thompson, Larry Graham, Ronnie Auxier, Bill Snyder, Dale Mach, Bill Buman, Nancy Shaffer, Lola Jean Triska, Judy Fischer, Dennis Crawford, Howard Peckham, Pierce Johnson, Jerald Graham, Bob Dahlgren. ROW FIVE: Bill Thompson, David Shaffer, Charles Schmit, Conlee Jarrett, Dale Daniel, Larry Effken, Elmer Jackson, Harold Howard, John Jensen, Steven Avery, David Snyder, Don Mach, Irvin TurnbulL OFFICERS President..........................................Bill Thompson Vice-President.....................................Joan Hunzeker Secretary..........................................Joyce Graham Librarian.......................... Judy Fischer and Evelyn Luedeke Drum Majorette.....................................Bette Wamke Twirling Ma jo renes . . , .......Judy Boehmer, Merlene Burres, Belva Graham, Joyce Graham, Joan Hunzeker, Sondra Riley Property Managers............. Steven Avery, Dennis Crawford, Larry Kalina, Don Mach Director...........................................Mr. Schrepel Band membership consists chiefly of senior high school students although some junior high students are included to complete the instrumentation. There are seveniy-two student in the band. Activities of the band include both parade and concert performances. Outdoor summer concern, civic parades and performances for the county fairs are among the highlights of its community appearances. Band school activities, other than daily rehearsals, re the half-time performances at football games. Band Day, bas- ketball games, clinics, assembly programs, and the Mid-Winter and Spring concerts. The band has been a consistent winner in class MBM at the District Music Contest for many years. Last year the band was in- vited and performed for the Music Educators National Conference at Omaha. This page sponsored by ENGLAND OIL CO.: and ELMER F. WITTE. ATTORNEY.

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STUDENT COUNCIL Under the guidance of die Student Council... ROW ONE: Joyce Edgerton. Norman Foster, John Jensen, Mr. Bratt. ROW TWO: Bill Thompson, Jo Ann Wolters, Larry Effken, Lola Triska, David Shaffer, Linda Buman, Dennis Crawford. OFFICERS President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . Sponsor . . . Norman Foster . . John Jensen Joyce Edgerton . . . . Mr. Bratt The Student Council represents the students in school government and is composed of mem- bers elected from each class. This is the council’s nineteenth year, and together with their spon- sor. Mr. Bratt, they make possible a wide variety of school activities. At the council’s weekly meetings they plan monthly dances, the freshman get-acquainted party, the school lyceum course, the Christmas and Easter activities, the carnival, and assembly programs. This page is sponsored by PAWNEE CITY GREENHOUSE: and A. B. EDEE STORE.

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ORCHESTRA Beauty in Expression. ” ROW ONE: Kay Ellen Parli, Carolyn Bock. Merlene Burres, Jo Ann Wolters, Karen Glenn, Sondra Riley, Evelyn Luedeke. ROW TWO: Dick Brown, Linda Brinkman, Bene Warnke, Joan Hunzeker, Joyce Graham, Judy Blecha, Judy Boehmer, Joann Hunzeker, Belva Graham. ROW THREE: Bob Dahlgren, Viola Frahm, Karen Hoffman, Linda Buman, Carol Baker, Judy Fischer, Charlene Marshall, Marjorie McCall, Max Martin. ROW FOUR: Pierce Johnson, Dale Mach. Irvin Turnbull, Bill Thompson, Charles Schmit, Nancy Shaffer, Betty Bock. OFFICERS President........................... Vice-President...................... Secretary-Treasurer................. Director ........................... Joann Hunzeker . Judy Boehmer Linda Brinkman . . Mr. Schrepel The orchestra offers its members an education in some of the finest music of the world. It is the senior organization of the school, and with the string choir, the woodwind, brass, and per- cussion instruments, it accomplishes much in technique, tone quality, and musicianship. The performances of the orchestra during the past year included assembly concerts, open house during American Education Week, and graduation services. This page is sponsored by PAWNEE HOG MARKET: and DR. CARVEL J. HOLT, D.D.S.