Perkins County High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Grant, NE)

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cc ,ixecl .7l0t'7LlS A X E . . NE, J. sy.. 5,11 x,. . , . w LOWER ROW: I.. Larson, I.. Rogers. B. Hendricks, I... Bochmer. M. Watkins. I.. Ray. M Wallin. W. Cunningham. M. VViseman, C. Mutchie, C. Lamb. R. VVatkins. B. Kellogg, B. Matchett, I,. Larson. M. Knrkowski, Mr. Lanyon. SECOND ROWS N. Schmitz. A. Misner. M. Stanley, M. Stephenson, J. McArtor. P. Thompson, VV. Brown. O. Kemling, B. Kuskie. D. Erlewine. T. Burkey. G. Erlcwine. K. Petty, I. Daiss, V. Wiseman, P. Ekberg, R. Schroeder. A. Huebert, D. Baker. 'I'llIRD ROW: J. Foster, M. Stevens. A. Maas. V. QLllI'lHg, A. Thompson. B. Hurlburt, A. Gebhar 1, F. Nelson. M. Smith, R. Oschner. V. Mailand. R. Peterson. G. Mitchem, I.. Schroeder. G. Richter. E. Keaton. M. Moller, R. Berges. UPPER ROW: IC. Iluebert. P. Lvon, P. Sullivan, B. Panknoin, N. Robinson. G. Paul. C. Collier. W. Nomer. A. Evans, D. Wykert, F. Schrotberger, B. Harrach, G. Bechtel. W. Pankonin. R. Knotwcll. II. Gloy, P. Deliaiicey. V. Ayers, R. Stout. The largest and probably most popular musical organization is the mixed chorus consisting of 85 members. Membership was based on a vocal tryout which was given by Mr. Lanyon. The chorus sang the two contest numbers, Hymn To The Virgin and Jesus On The Waterside. It received a superior at the S.P.V.A. music festival. The chorus is called upon for Christmas programs, various Concerts, and for baccalaureate. Hors Octet Left to Right: VV. Nomer. D. VVykert. C. Collier. F. Schrotberger. W. Cun- ninilham. G. Firlewme. D. Erlewine, C. Mutchie. We had a revival of boys octet this year. This group sang num- bers of all types including ballads. love songs. and soul stirring marches. The organization was Well received by various organ- izations in Grant. Girls Sexfef Iieft to Right: P. Sullivan. A. Misner. M. Mollcr. R. Stout, M. Wallin. Il. Gloy. Boats of Mine and A Pray- er were the numbers sung by this group. which was selected from the Mixed Chorus. They re- ceived a superoir rating at the S.P.V.A. contest. -1111-

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i 1 i i Clarinets: P. Thompson. D. Erlewine, G. lylitchein. V. Ayres. N. Sehinity.. Il. Sloan. R. Stout, M. Rielnnonci. B. Kellogg, L. Boehiner, L. Ray. C. Lainh, R. Peterson, P. Sullivan. A. liuebert, M. Dalton, V. lXleCorinick. A. McQueen, D, Mutehie, O. lieniling. li. llankonin, Cornets: G. Erlewine. C. Collier, B, llarraeh. R. Watkins. W, Brown, lXl. Wiseman. C. Mutehie. Saxaphones: V. Lance .E. Keuten, P, Ekberg, M. Wallin. G. Paul, M. Stephenson. P. DeLancey. Trom- honesi D. Wykert, A, Evans, W. Noiner, D. MeCoxniek. W. Pankonin. C. Brunner. Baritones: W. Cunningham, M. Sxnith, E. Pt-well. G. Bechtel Flutes: P. Lyon. A. Maas, M. Stanley. Horns: ll. Gloy. G. Werner, E, lluhert. Ohoei lXl. Short. Cello: ll Baker. Bass Viol: A, Thompson. Bass llorn: T. Burkey. Drums: D. Lueek. J, Matson. B. Kuskie. Tympani. M, Kurkowski, Directort M1'. Lanyon. No high school organization deserves more year round credit than the band. It adds a flash and a color to high school activities that only a band can. As a concert organization it appeared throughout the year at various public performances. Much favorable comment was received on the new flashy uniforms. It received a superior at the S.P.V.A. contest. if 'k 'k 'A' The orchestra made a brilliant comeback this year The group is small but in spite of this fact it was rated superior at the S.P.V.A. music festival, and received a great deal of favorable comment from the judges. The orchestra plays for many public performances during the school year in- cluding gl'ZldLlZ1t10H exercises and various school plays. Violins: A. Maas. M. Stanley. G. Ott. J, lXlcArtor. B. Kuskie. L. Peterson. M. Kurkowskie, D. Baker, L. Stryker, V. Wiseinan, E, Schroeder. Violas: L. Rowley. V, Kuskie. Cello: H. Baker. Bass Viol: A. Thoinpson. Horns: H. Gloy, G. Werner. Flute: P, Lyon. Oboe: M. Short. Clarinets: V. Ayers. P. Thonipson. Troinbone: A. Evans. Cornet: R, Watkins, Earitone Saxaphone 1 P. DeLaneey, Piano: R. Stout. Tyinpani: T, Burkey, Diector: Mr. anyon. i .. -13-

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peer: gDt'c'!z1rr1clliv'iy gjltltlfj LOWER ROW: Miss Nevin, Sponsor: B. Kellogg, ltl. Stevens, N. Schmitz. A. Thompson. UPPER ROVV: B. Ilurlhurt, L. Deon. E. Powell, G. Miteheni, K. Petty, V. Kuskie, C .Mutehie. Among the many new projects ot' the Dramatics Department was the dv- elamatory contest in which three stu- dents entered oratory. tive dramatic. and three humorous. The school was proud of the good. excellent, and su- perior rating given students at Paxton. C' lm' out .gliytllf K io! LOWER ROW' B. llurhurt. N. Schmitz, A. Maas. UPPER ROW: Miss Nevin. Sponsor: E. Powell, F. Nelson. R. Burkey. This year the Dramaties Department entered a one-act play, Jacob Comes Home . in the S.P.V.A. Festival at Ogallala and at Paxton. This tragedy ot' lite in Germany was realistically presented. The play received an ex- cellent at Paxton which was considered quite good for the tirst attempt. Q wax Qzzfzvfcel le P. Delsancey, V. Lance. M. Wallin, P. Elcherg. Tris group, selected from thc hand, made sgveml public appearances before entering the contest. They received a supeiior rating at the contest. C . Q. tajoreffes If A. Thompson. J. McArtor, N. Robinson, M. Kurkowski. V. Jones, A. Misner, P. DeL.aneey. B. lflurlburt ,R. Knot- wcll. L. Larsen, D. Cox. This group added style. color, and variety to the marching hand. They appeared on several occasions with the band. epafztmenf