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

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BACK ROW, left to right: Janice Vahlkamp, Marcia Witmer, Marian Kugler, Joanne Damme, Mardelle Fleer, Elaine Fork, Donna Holt, Janet Larsen, Joan Hansen, Marilyn Day, Joan Pawelski, Billie Leonard, Alice Benthack, Joanne Kabisch. SECOND ROW, left to right: Donna Carlson, Bernice Brader, Maureen Jordan, Dar- lene Shell, Helen Corzine, Berlene Echtenkarnp, Nancy Grimm, Gloria Ahlvers, Gladys Temme, Barbara Larsen, Margaret Swinney, Laverne Pospishil, Karen Longe, Lorraine Saul, Margaret Claus. FIRST ROW, left to right: Marilyn Henegar, Betty Lou McCullough, Doris Wentzel, Wilma Temme, Joan Leonard, Barbara Buehner, Joann Powers, Joan Nelson, Marlene Thun, Lynal Longe, Mary Einung, Nell Burnham, Reba Beckner, Vir- ginia Proett, Doris Skeahan, Barbara Ellis. Mrs. Sharer. gizfi gfis The girls glee, accompanied by Nell Burnham, is composed oi forty-seven girls. The girls went Christmas caroling and had a Chili feet at a downtown cafe following. They will take part in the District Music Contest and the gradua- tion program. TRIPLE 'mio The girls triple trio sang for wanis, Open House, Various Christmas prOQfCUT1Sf District Music Contest, Talent Quest. Spring Musical, qfflduflfiofl week programs, and VariOL1S other occasions. A few of the numbers sung were The Cuck- oo Clock, Down by the BaI1kS of Iordan and TheY HCiCl t0 Run. Left ltaright: Helen Corzine, Marlene Thun, Laverne Pospishil, Joan Nelson, Marilyn Day, Joann Powers, Gladys Temme, Nell Burnham, Barbara Ellis. 435W

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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

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BACK ROW, left to bright: Walter Gilbert, Billie Leonard, Donna Lage, Joan Nelson. Marilyn Day, Elaine Otte, Bonnie Sorensen, Joan Pawelski, Marcia Witmer, B b C h t o ar ar . SECOND ROW: Marcele Barelman, Lavern Pospishil, Donna Wentzel, Gloria Ahl- vers, Evelyn Roberts, Joan Leonard, Virginia Proett, Betty Lou McCullough. FIRST ROW: Helen Corzine, Margaret Swinney, Joan Grimm, Beverly Carlson, Marjorie Dorman, Sondra Haas, Miss Ross. Absent: Jim Davis, Kennard Manske, Joanne Kabisch. zamafiai The National Thespian Society was established in the- spring of l929 by a group ot teachers and students interested in the advancement of dramatic arts in high schools. Our Wayne High Thespian Troupe 48 has increased to nearly 44 pledges this year. Officers ot the club are: Marjorie Dorman, president: Ioan Grimm, vice president: Bonnie Sorensen, secretary: Beverly Carlson, treasurer: Billie Leonard, clerk. Sponsor of the group is Miss Ruth Ross. V ' The aims of the Society are two-told: ill to establish and promote standards of excellence in all phases of dramatic arts, and C27 to create an active and intelligent interest in dramatic arts among students. It is an honorary organi- zation only in the sense that students are given recognition for having met certain requirements. The motto of our society is, Act well your part: there all the honor lies. T Among the activities sponsored by Thespians this year Were: a Fall Mixer, the first school dance of the year, a Gay Nineties revue, assisted by the music department and others. This program was presented in the high school convocation room February 25 and 26,,and was open to the public. It consisted ot musical numbers, skits, blackouts, readings and one-act plays. A one-act play Mushrooms Coming Up was given by some of the members for the Wayne City Educators. Thespians also sponsored the local declamatory contest held March 10 and helped with make-up in the Iunior Class play.