Wayne High School - Devil Daze Yearbook (Wayne, NE)

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I1 I' In 1944 Mr. Atkins began the task of organizing an orches- Teachers Convention and with the Norfolk Orchestra played tra. This musical group had been inactive for several yea s at fOr the evening banquet. I ' I Wayne High. Now enlarged to forty-seven members, it meets The hlghhghl gf the Yeafwus the Qrchestm Chmc' Whlch t , k was held at the c1ty auditorium. Musicians from surrounding Wlce G Wee ' I ' towns and a guest conductor helped to make it successful. The Orchestra helped entertain the night of the Iumor Class The Qrchestm also plcys G large pcm in the gmducmo Gere- Play. It also traveled to Norfolk at the time of the District monies. Members of the orchestra are as follows: VIOLINS Janice Gamble CELLO BASS VIOL BARITONE Dwayne Atkins Brinda Jenkins Doris Skeahan Gladys Temme SAXOPHONE Wilma Temme Carol Jo Gifford Mary Euning Helen Corzine Lavern Pospishil Donna Lage Juliane Lamp Gloria Pfiel Marcele Barelman Barbara Ellis Gail Bathke Norriene Olson Janet Ingalls TROMBONE Joann Kabisch Norman Pospishil Mary Schroeder B,0b Cafhaft Charles Messerschmidt Jane Jeffery CLARINETS -hm Marsh Margaret Swinney PIANO Yvonne Koplin CORNET Nell Burnham Linda Beck FRENCH HORN Beverly Owens W It G.1b t Bee Kollmorgen Jim Atkins Billie Leonard L a erJ 11 er Bobby sieckman PERCUSSION Roiandl Temme Bifgv 0 nson Norma Pospishil Don Kollmorgen Dennis Manske FLUTE I agner Ardyce Woods Alice Benthack ALTO CLARINET Delila Gilbert Betty Lou McCullough Kathryn Stammer TENOR SAXOPHONE Joan Leonard

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BACK ROW, left to right: Joan Grimm, Joan Nelson, Elaine Otte, Kennard Manske, David Meyer, Jim Davis. FRONT ROW, left to right: Barbara Buehner, Marjorie Dorman, Janet Ingalls, Bobby Sieckman, Gayle Grubb, Mr. Rickers. Absent: Donnie Skeahan, .fgfuclsnf Uounci The Student Council is one of the most prominent organizations ever founded in Wayne High. It was organized in 1939 and since then has been of constant service to the faculty and students. The purpose of the Student Council is to furnish citizenship training, to give students an opportunity to participate in school activities, to provide an oppor- tunity for pupils' self-expression, organize effectively for school activities, to improve attitudes and behavior of students, to provide means for the develop- ment of leadership qualities, to provide a means for the orderly conduction of various campaigns, and to charter new organizations. Every class and organization is represented in the Student Council, which conducts its meetings under the guidance of a faculty sponsor. The Council has the Constitutional power to review their meetings in accordance with their constitution. If they do not they are disbanded. All student problems are referred to the Student Council and their decisions are considered final if approved by the administration. Wayne High Student Council affiliated with The Nebraska Association of Student Councils in October, 1951. Those attending the State Convention at Grand Island, October 6, were Barbara Buehner, Ioan Nelson, Elaine Otte, Bobby Sieckman, Don Skeahan, and Mr. Rickers. The officers are as follows: president, David Meyerp vice president, Marjorie Dorman: secretary, Ioan Nelson: and treasurer, Elaine Otte. The sponsor 'of the group is Mr. Rickers. . ,321

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BACK ROW, left to right: Leland Beckner, Ervin Hageman, Loren Ellis, Paul John- son, Larry King, Richard Longe, Jack Lennart, Dwayne Atkins, Evan Hughes. SECOND ROW, left to right: Mrs. Sharer, Jim Marsh, Paul Otte, Marlene Thun, Marilyn Day, Joan Hansen, Mary Einung, Margaret Swinney, Billy Jim Wagner, Bob Sieckrnan. FIRST ROW, left to right: Doris Skeahan, Joann Powers, Joan Nelson, Janice Vahl- lizffnp, Joanne Damme, Gladys Temme, Helen Corzine, Nell Burnham, Barbara is. ixscf Clfzozua The mixed chorus is composed ot thirty-three members. They took charge ot the Christmas Carolina in the halls and will also take part in the Gay Nineties Revue and the District Music Contest. They meet every Tuesday and Thursday. BOYS' QUARTETTE lt has been several years since Wayne High has had a boys' quartette. The boys sang tor Ki' Wanis, various Christmas programs, Gay Nineties Revue, District Music Con- test, Sprinq Musical, and various other occasions. Left to right: Loren Ellis, Dwayne Atkins, Larry John- son, Evan Hughes. ,grim