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

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vice Haas, Ellen Beckman, Judy Tiletsort, Sally Lutt, Linda Walker, Nila Foster, Jeanette Lamb, Joan Nichols, Mary Wright. IRST HOW: Richard Temrne, Chuck Koeher, Roland Temme, Bill Koeber, Frederick llickers, Larry Brandstetter, Phil Bechenhauer, Kenny Vogel, Jerry Ahlvers, Monte Schrarn, Oliver Proett, Brad Hickerson, Oliver Proett. OT PICTUREDZ Renee Wiltse. King and l, Choral Selections. Three new groups were organized this yearg Boys' Quartet, Girls' Double Sextette, and Girls' Trio. These new groups along with the Madrigal Choir made various community appearances and represented Wayne High well in the District Music Contest. Choir President is Nila Foster, Vice President is Vernice Vahlkamp, Secretary is Judy Woods, Treas- urer is lloland Temrne, and Librarians are Julie Lamp and Joyce Cook. ..37..

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une glue y THIRD HOW: Deanna Schram, Carolyn Benshoof, Colleen Willert, Judy Woods, Judy Weible, Virginia Vogel, Shirley Stut man, Betty Meyer, Vernice Vahlkamp, Myla Lueders, Betty Swinney, Carolyn Likes, Eileen Doud, Dorothy Meyer, Flo T I 1 ence hompson, Cale Bathke. SECOND ROW: Nancy Sheppard, Loretta Damme, Betty Walz, Linda Mau, Joyce Cook, Julie Lamp, Sally Kay, Robe The Wayne High School Choir, under the direction of Miss Jean Austin, zoomed to success early in the year at the Christmas Concert, December 9. Highlights of this concert were: Rockin' All Night, Mary Had A Baby, What Strangers Are These, and Adoramus Te, which was sung in Latin. The District Choral Clinic, held at Oakland, offered an interesting and profitable time. An evening Concert at 8:00 climaxed a six-hour rehearsal day. Seventeen members attended. Outstanding selections from the spring concert were: Down By the Banks of the River, and the .-3 6.-

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W, 25.56. 04. fag l 'm -M l ' I- X Y L 4955! xgxf H .fel L .1 U' 1 W full ' f iff I I l FHA officers and their advisor, Miss Bilson, fl' X plan this year's program. THIRD ROW: Erika Reichart, Ellen Beckman, Dorothy Meyer, Phyllis Dunklau, Colleen Willert, Jane Jeffrey. SECOND ROW: Elenore Hanson, Gale Bathke, Roe Jean Woehler, Mary Schroeder, Carole Wright, Sharon Stuthmann, Betty Meyer. FIRST ROW: Dorothy Longe, Judith Owens, Linda Mau, Bette Walz, Carolyn Likes, Eileen Doud, Miss Bilson. This year marked the fourth year of Wayne l'ligh's FHA success. We again carried out many projects such as celebrating FHA Week, UN Day, and UNESCO, carrying out a Community Service, Families Together, and Community Beautification projects. Jane Jeffrey completed her term as State Historian after attending National Convention in Chicago last July, attending state executive meetings, andg carrying out her many duties as state officer. Mary Schroeder, District II President, assumed her presidential! duties at the District Convention in Blair last November. The Future Homemakers fulfill their motto by a three-fold program which includes Service, Education, and Recreation. FHA'ers pack Christmas packages for needy -38- families and Home for the Aged.