Boys Town High School - Pylon Yearbook (Boys Town, NE)

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ABOVE: Mark Tilden aggressively guards his company material. ABOVE RIGHT: Dale Vaughn inspects one of his hand-assembled Disc-o-Clocks. BE- LOW: a company meeting in progress,

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Junior Achievement P to if y yyrr ,eee eeee ya '?f,YJY' DV Q QE .sb P' sf' I the Junior Achievement has attracted many students from BT. Once a week, students from nearly every high school in Omaha meet to form a business company and learn about the world of business. They manufacture and sell products. The companies last for 15 weeks, and then they are liquidated. They then regroup after a few weeks to form new compan- ICS. ln the pictures on this page, the people are as follows: fCounterclockwise from top leftj: Don Hansen, Dean Bathke, Dale Vaughn, and two Omaha area stu- dents. PFUQ ' av- 'gun f I , gh. ,V V 7 Ji f 2 Q. dll

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CCA Night to Remember! The l982 Homecoming will definitely be remem- bered! The school day ended with a fantastic pep rally and a play performed by the cheerleaders and the football players. The Cowboys VICTORY over Tek- man-Herman took a good start on the evening. Damon McClinton and Joni Bachelor were crowned homecom- ing King and Queen of l982 at the dance. Other candidates were: Mike Powell, Jeanette Hoer, Ken Reed, and Cindy Koppenhaver. This dance was made possible by the student council. Above: Students enjoy themselves and dance to thc music provided by Complete Music, lf 2 -Q