Broken Bow High School - Warrior Yearbook (Broken Bow, NE)

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 School expands computer classes In December the Broken Bow Public Schools was chosen as a computer demonstration site by the Nebraska Department of Education. Purpose of this decision was for Broken Bow to evaluate the Avatar Administrative Software Package for the IBM System 36. Being selected by the state to evaluate this software meant an approximate $20,000 savings to the school district in the purchasing of the package. Computer Coordinator for the school, Jim Ingram, said that on the High School level student may take Data Processing I and II. Initiated this year was a computer literacy course for the seveth grade level. Students are scheduled to take this course for one quarter. There were approximately 25 IBM Personal Computers in the Broken Bow Middle School and High Schools that were utilized by the student body. TOP: Setting the copy for her story for the next issue of The Indian is journalism student fan Tref-fer. She is a member of the journalism class which uses a Compugraphic MOT. This computer was used to set the type for both the school newspaper and yearbook. ABOVE: Enrolled in their quarter computer literacy course are seventh grade students Adam Thomas. Amanda Books, and Gina McCready. RIGHT: Working on a program in Data Processing II are Rick Hollenbeck and Mr. Jim Ingram during their fifth period class. 16. . .Computers

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TOP LEFT: Angie Sedlacek and Kevin Thompson slow dance at the first school dance in the fall TOP RIGHT: Kea Oltman and Lee Ann Gamble take a break during a school sponsored dance. LEFT: At the Middle School Halloween dance. Chris Knoell and Ten Dockweiller dance to a slow song ABOVE: Julie Jacobsen and James Gallentine take a break from taking money to pose for a picture taken by a yearbook photographer Dances.. .15

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LEFT: During the variety show. Jimmy Peister. Brett Norden and Craig Stumpff sing There Is Nothing Like a Dame BELOW: That's What Friends Are For is being sung by senior choir members Steph Meston, Julie Burnett. Ana Esther Chavez and Deb Stumptf 80TT0M: In the lirst act ol the variety show Matt Snyder and Carla Haller perform Boy Meets Girl. Variety Show highlights spring events For the first time, the entire Fine Arts Department combined their talents for An Evening of Artful Diversion” on May 9 at the Middle School Auditorium. The drama and music departments presented a performance in two acts with variety show appeal. Act I was call The Way People Are and Act II was titled Couples.” This involved all the vocal music groups, some instrumental groups and the drama students. Emcees for the variety show were seniors Micki Haller and Scott Varney. Before, during and after the variety show, the art department held their annual art show and served refreshments to those in attendance. Variety Show. . .17