Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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The carnival scene was the opener for Carousel Bob Langer, Bruce Marxsen, Ann Horak, Marcella with students Diane Zrust, Ann Sahs, Larry Steinberger, Jisa, and foreground Teresa Wachal , and Carolyn Louise Macholan, Fred Wigington, Mike Swanson, Ken Kroeger. Kusik, Butch Dufek, Ken Molacek, Leonard Vanicek, Two Productions Climax Carousel Carousel, May 16 and 17, was pre- sented to more than 1300 people. The musical involved Billy Bigelow and Julie Jordan from their first acquaintance to his dying and coming back to earth to try to make up all the wrong he had done that now hung on his daughter, Louise, protrayed by Kristi Mihulka. The production staff was headed by Mr. Snyder and Mr. Bacon, directors, and Jim Hoy, student director. Mixed chorus and glee members lent a hand in the production through minor parts, playing in the orchestra, crowd scenes, or work on the costume, pro- perty, make-up, programs, publicity, lights, tickets, or scenery committees. Other cast and production staff members were Diane Zrust, Mrs. Mullins, Jim Finley, Heavenly friend, Jim Hoy, Starkeeper, David Vrba, Enoch Snow, Jr, Leon Foust, Principal, Joe Jonas, Doctor Seldong Ken Kusik, Mr. Bascombeg Butch Dufek and Terry Kucera, lst and 2nd policemen, Darrell Kluck, Captain, Kathy Kobza, Arminyg Bart Becker and Gary Dunker, Boatswainsg Bruce Marxsen and Larry Steinberger, Carnival Salesmeng Carolyn Kroeger and Teresa Wachal as clowns and Debbie Salak, John Gerard, Renee Svec, Jeff Hrouda, Mike Krivohlavek, Karen Cook, and Mary Gigax as Snow's children. Production: Kathy Heavican, Choreographerg Jim Hoy and Jim Finley, Stage Managersg Joyce Blatny, Business Manager, Miss Cain, orchestra director, Ken Kusik, Carnival Scene and Program Design, and Sharon Kohler, Marie Kracl, Miss Cain, and Doug Voegler, Rehearsal Accompanists. Fisherman Enoch Snow was played by Rollie Wolfe and Ann Sahs portrayed his wife and Julie's best girlfriend, Carrie.

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i The two main leads of Carousel , Billy and his wife Julie, were played by Fred Wigington and Louise Maeholan. Evening rehearsals saw Mr. Snyder, dramaties teacher, giving lectures on the rights and wrongs to the east and dancers, while student director Jim Iloy gave additional tips from notes he took. Jim Finley works on props in the foreground, K' I The final five minutes before performances found the cast assembled in the library for last-minute in- structions, Here, Mary Cerny, who portrayed Nettie Fowler, owner of the spa, and Carol,Glodowski listen intently to Mr. Bacon, Jigger, Billy's seafaring friend, was played by Jim Havelka, . 1

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il ll S s 3 1 l 1 6 3 h . Salom Rizk 511263 Sguiiinrs fohbe P1'0Ud Of The free government-sponsored NASA program f ell' .COUNTY an WHY O 1 e In hls Speech on offered students experiments and newsreels on our America. national aeronautics. Five ssemblies Offer Year Variety Songs, stories, and twisting of words were among the entertainment provided by Jane and Paul Westbrook at the second assembly. The four 1966 assemblies, ranging from Salom Risk and his speech on America, to the last assembly on Crime Prevention, offered the students a change of pace from the school day for a sum of only 6 U2 cents apiece. Portraits and stories of the First Ladies by Paula Bishop, and Musical Magic With Words provided variety for the students in addition to the free government- sponsored NASA program.