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

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Academics In my first semseter, I feel my major accomplishment was not passing out while dissecting the minks in Advanced Biology class,” said Teena Stithem, Class of '87. The one thing that made my day this year was when I received an up-slip in one of my hardest classes, said Suzanne Franssen, Class of '87. It was great hearing people say how much they loved the Indian (newspaper). It made all the work we put in worthwhile, said Jan Treffer, Class of '86. I'll always remember sharing fun times with friends during school and out of school. Friends are the best thing in high school, reminisced Becky Winbolt, Class of '87. I really liked our choir. We had a lot of fun in our first muscial concert when we had to dress like bag ladies. I remember Beth Mitchell telling me not to sing my 'Vs” as b’s” in choir, explained Foreign Exchange Student Ana Esther Chavez, Class of ’86. In Application of Life Science, I remember going to the hospital on Tuesdays to follow the nurses and learning a lot of medical terminology, remembered Shelly Kennedy, Class of ’86. The major accomplishment of my first quarter was making it through Consumer Economics,” said Stephanie Dietz, Class of ’86. LEFT:During a preschool in the home economics class; Jeff Mattox, senior, plays cars with children attending the event BELOW: Mr William Blackburn imitates President Nixon. This was part of the Halloween festivities during homecoming week. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Gretchen Gallentine helps student Melinda Biornsen her sewing project for class. J 24. . .Academics Division

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Sixty-six students receive diplomas Commencement was held on the cool and sunny spring Sunday of May 18. At this time 66 members of the class of 1986 received diplomas at ceremonies in the high school gymnasium. The BBHS band performed music prior to and during the processional of the class. The invocation was given by Rev. Steve Austin. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Scott Nielsen, Chris Snurr and Becky Snyder. The Flag of Learning and Liberty was dedicated by senior Micki Haller. After this, Janie Sammons gave the welcome. Members of the senior choir sang Just a Dream”which was written by senior Melinda Holcomb. Along with this selection the senior choir sang That's What Friend Are For,” while a slide presentation of the class was viewed. Miss Holcomb also organized this slide show. Over 70 scholarships, totaling $35,000, were presented to the recipients by Principal Bob Brown. Superintendent Don L. Vanderheiden presented the class, and Mr. Walter Dietz, president of the Board of Education, awarded the diplomas. TOP: Leading rhe 1986 graduating class and all those in attendance in the Pledge of Allegiance are Chris Snurr. Becky Snyder and Scott Nielsen LEFT: Three honor students addressed the class during the Sunday. May 18th. commencement These students were James Gallentme, Stephanie Dietz and Angie Sedlacek ABOVE: Micheal Dean Miller receives his diploma from School Board Presrdent Walter Dietz Graduation. . .23

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TOP: Studying advanced biology are juniors Matt Snyder. Scott Young and Julie Jacobsen They are dressed up for homecoming spirit week. LEFT: Shop classes made Christmas toys for needy children during the holiday season Doug Yantzie and Mark Dowse sand part of the toy ABOVE: In PE class, students do push ups and sit ups to stay in shape Teachers are Miss Kelli Benson and Mr Dan McLaughlin Academics Division. . .25