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

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Jane and Stanley discover research takes a lot of Charles and Colleen are reviewing the Wesleyan tourn- time and patience. ament criticisms. ehoooe the Qight clfoorcl Colleen Willert and Chuck Koeher usually took the affirmative stand on the proposition,Hesolved That the federal government should sustain prices of all major agricultural products at not less than 9021 parity, while ,lane Jeffrey and Stanley Baier most often took the negative side. The squad after many hours of practice during their spare time went to tournaments twice at Lincoln, once at Sioux City, and Fremont under the sponsorship of lVlr. Kenny. Besides debating, Charles entered extemporaneous speaking, Colleen, poetry readingg and Jane, original oration. Both teams found the efforts put forth worthwhile and realized that debate was very beneficial. ibelsatero The rest of the team evaluates what Stanley is saying in his constructive speech. -34..

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FIRST ROW: Mary Wright, Julie Lamp, Colleen Willert, Judy Weible, Nila Foster, Deanna Schram, Roberta Haas, Linda Walker. SECOND ROW: Gale Bathke, Frederick liickers, Duane Fitch, Jim Hein, Dennis Manske, Roland Temme, Charles Koeber, Joyce Cook, Cheryl Johnson, Jill Hendrickson, Mary Schroeder. THIRD ROW: Sally Lutt, Brad Hickerson, Carole Wright, Judy Woods, Judy Tietsort, Judy Kollmorgen, Bill Koeber, Nancy Sheppard, Linda Mau, Neil Stuthmann. DIRECTOR: Mr. Green. On hand to perform for class plays and com- mencement was the high school orchestra. Mr. Fred Vorce, instructor at Hahn High, directed the orchestra in several light numbers, such as Sourwood lVlountain,H and HTea for Two to create the atmosphere for the Junior Class Play. At the close of the school year, the orchestra played the traditional HPomp and Circumstanceu for the commencement exercises. Julie Lamp Mary Wright and Joyce Cook are 1n string trlo

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Joyce Cook, Gale Bathke, and Mary Wright sing in this years newly formed girls trio. I Q5 . . 4 , I r. U iw nv f ig N 'I'fi,.' nw 'ZW ' , 'Ig' 'x l up N ilili ,L 'FFL Many noons were devoted to practice by the double sextette this year to prepare for various public per- formances. -35- These sixteen voices blending together compose the Madrigal. J 1 uoccal mall roupo Although the boys, quartet had few public perfor- mances, they practiced faithfully. The boys com- posing the group are: Roland Temme, Chuck Koeber, Frederickt Rickers, and Kenny Vogel.