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

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if I up SIXTH ROW: Alyce Baier, Gale Bathke, Betty Walz, Phyllis Dunklau, Nancy Sheppard, Deanna Schram, Patty Kirsch, .Iulie Lamp, Mary Pawelski. FIFTH ROW: Lee Ann Hansen, Sandra Haas, Sandra Witmer, Sally Beckenhauer, Sherry Pryor, DeMares Woehler, Dorothy Meyer, Rene'e Wiltse, Colleen Willert, Mary Wright, Marilyn Renter. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Eulberg, Geraldine Richter, Roberta Finn, Betty Meyer, Linda Mau, Judy Tietsort, Sally Lutt, Roberta Haas, Virginia March, Patty Strong, Dorothy Long. THIRD ROW: Eileen Flege, Mary Schroeder, Linda Walker, Ellen Beckman, ,ludy Beck, Fauneil Frevert, Vernice Vahlkamp, Carolyn Baier, Janice Utecht, Nancy Sherhahn, .Iill Hendrickson. SECOND ROW: Judy Korth, La Vonne Lutt, Mary Granquist, Phyllis Cook, .Iudy Woods, Ellen Schulz, Sandra Davis, Miss Bilson, Miss Ebmeier. FIRST ROW: Nila Foster, Carolyn Likes, ,Indy Heinemann, Bee Kollmorgen, Beverly Milliken, Jane Jeffrey, Judy Weible. Pep Club Loyal - in Victory or Defeat Mary Schroeder says, Who wants to huy this candy apple? The pep Band and Pep Club cheer the Learn On, H ,Mi-W ww 1, f A T ' 'L' f ,

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L F' A This boys' octet, a new vocal group, enjoyed practicing at noon for their public performances. Norman Pospishil, Bill Finn, Don Wightman, Larry Sheppard, Charles Ahlvers, David Ratzlaff, and Larry Brandstetter blend their voices in barbershop harmony as Mr. Carlson gives them their pitches. Though the1r performances were few, these girls practic ed regularly for the music contest. They are Nancy Sheppard, Carolyn Likes, Bee Kollmorgen, Vernice Vahlkamp, Renee Wiltse, and Joyce Cook. K l N 1 2 Th an Q W, i, f kj ,1., :, . m

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Cheerleaders--Judy Heinemann, Beverly Milliken, Bee Kollmorgen, Jane Jeffrey, Carolyn Likes. We're gonna F--I--GH--T, rang through the halls on game days. Fifty-four Pep Club girls in blue felt skirts and white long-sleeved blouses encouraged spirit at the pep rallies. Orginal humorous skits spurted en- thusiasm to its peak. The flash of blue jackets and thundering voices of the Pep Club followed the team throughout the year. Peppy cheers were lead by the eight Devilette cheerleaders. Carolyn Likes, Bee Kollmorgen, Judy Heinemann, jane Jeffrey, and Beverly Milliken were the first team cheerleaders. Second team cheers were lead by Nila Foster, Roe 1 During the football season the team was spurred on by the band. Jean Woehler, and Judy Weible. Alternate Judy Korth filled in when others were ill or absent. The Pep Band brought spirit to a climax at each home gande- ln order to raise money for the annual sports banquet held in the spring, members of the Pep Club sold at every home game. Officers for this year were: president, Sandra Davis, vice president, Ellen Schulzg secretary, ,ludy Woodsg and treasurer, Phyllis Cook. Miss Bilson and Miss Ebmeier were the sponsors. Pep Band presents a skit at a rally. ' , :.- ....:..1j