Seward High School - Sewardonian Yearbook (Seward, NE)

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0111! it 1115 -,-.-.- Ut I4 UIUC If ill III 0 Il I ' E Orchestra l E! 1 4 E' E1 PERSONNEL First row, left to right-Feelhaver, directorg L. Payneg G. Reinmillerg L. Hafer, Wm. b Miller. N Second row, left to right-G. Millerg M. Lewisg D. Weatherbyg F. Hamsag F. Williams, pianog G. Strehlowg P. Leibrockg C. Swartz. Third row, left to right-C. Williams, L. Anstineg M. Reuterg L. P. Schickg S. Andersong W. Townsendg A. Ebersg W. Metz. ,- The chief purpose of the orchestra has been to instruct and entertain along musical lines. The orchestra has played for several entertainments during the year, such as E the Father-Son Banquet and a Woman's Club play. Playing during convocation has been part of the regular program. OFFICERS . President . . . . . Warren Townsend Vice-President . . . Glenn Miller Secretary and Treasurer . Lester Paul Schick 21 sez. ,. ,m .. ,Kijiji-bij.. ,. M. .. ff: -ii PAGE FORTY-NINE

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lllolll W td Top row, left to right-Hadley, M., Reynolds, M., Pape, M., Reynolds, T., Schlueter, E., Jorgenson, M., Hartman, A., Taege, M., Vogt, E., Mumm, E., Hughes, N. Bottom row-Coffey, F., Crouse, E., Weatherby, D., Reynolds, C., Gans, C., Ander- son, B. lsponsorjg Reuter, M., Hauck, M., Shaffer, E. K x NORMAL TRAINING CLUB The Normal Training Club of Seward High School was organized March second, and elected the following! officers: President, Cornelia Gans, vice-president, Dorcas Weatherby, secretary and treasurer, Mary Pape, sponsor, Miss Bess E. Anderson. The constitution and by-laws which provide for election and duties of officers and committees, time and place of meetings, and kinds of programs to be carried out, have been adopted by the club. The organization is to promote the profession of rural school teaching, to estab- lish a closer relationship between the Junior and Senior Normal Trainers, and to enjoy some social functions. IT D H' H 'H' 'U IZGVTEZJH' 'H' N -5 IMI l0lC'I'Y-l'Il1ill'l' L52

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WN -- UC r nun: ll 1 II 1 :HEI ll Li - INIUHAI Band PERSONNEL First row, left to right-J. Graff, L. Bluhmg L. Payne, G. Reinmillerg A. Duerr: S. Andersong H. Padeng R. Schick. Second row, left to right-F. Hamsag C. Swartzg P. Leibrockg E. Flowerdayg Feel- haver, directorg H. Schlegelmilchg G. Smutneyg H. Sternbergg L. Lynng V. Hildebrand. Third row, left to right-G. Strehlowg W. Metzg A. Ebersg I. Francisg W. Townsendg L. P. Schick: Wm. Miller, L. Hafer. The year nineteen hundred and twenty-five has been a very successful one for the band. When the band was organized in September, it was small and poorly arranged. As the year progressed, more boys joined and now we have, under the leadership of Mr. Feelhaver, a band of twenty-five pieces of which the school may well be proud. The band has played for football games, basketball games, and has entertained the assembly in convocation. Appealing as band music does to boy nature this department affords entertainment as well as musical education for its members, and deserves the attention and encouragement of everyone. OFFICERS President ...... Lester Paul Schick Vice-President . . . . Albert Ebers Secretary and Treasurer . . Warren Townsend i 111 H ifliljldiilf ' 211 1 fi' N275 IMI Ill l'Y