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

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WOMEN'S GLEE-First row Melinda Biornsen. Linda Summers. Deb Kennedy, Deo Stumpff ★ . Shelly Kennedy. Micki Haller . Angie Winder Angie Sedlacek Becky Snyder Melinda Holcomb ★. Janie Sammons. Becky Wmbolt, Wendy Province ★ Babette Dickinson Second row Christie Franssen. Tina Haines. Jodi Spencer. Cindy Bigbee. Tara Trump. Julie Sybrant. Rhonda Nichols, Amy Sedlacek Carla Haller. Traci Miller. Tresa Wright. Tara Higgenbotham Third row Carey Wells. Linda Bristol. Ten Salts. Kristi Jones. Cindy Nozicka Addy Chapin. Misti Parker Tami Mohler , Angie Wright Kay Strong. Shelli Sanchez. Timarree Brown Fourth row: Stacey O’Brien. Sheila Moore. Adrienne Ideen. Cindy Bigbee. Lisa Loy Teresa Finney. Trish Spencer, Brenda Rapp ★ Ana Esther Chavez Julie Burnett Christy Moore. Steph Meston. Stephanie Bjornsen Fifth row Chris Ringlein. Lee Ann Gamble. Susan Dowse. Laurie Pearson. Tara Beckenbauer. Pam Anderson. Monica Larson. Gina Gottschalk. Beth Mitchell . Suzanne Franssen ★ Trma Witt. Amy Woodward Margaret Pryce. Students with the ' following their name are those who attended the Southwest Conference Music Clinic in March under the direction of Choir Director Lance Bristol MEN’S GLEE-First row Robb Eacker ★ Bill Christen, Mike Heflebower. David Car roll Michael Clarke Second row Brad Norden Jerry Stithem Jimmy Peister ★. Brett Norden Mik McCready. Randal Daily Dave Prescott. Third row Matt Hatch. Grant Chapin Jeremy Province Neal Golden Robb Deaver. Jared Kottmeyer. David Melville Sean Downey Fourth row Danny Yantzie Steve Mack. Craig Stumpff Rich Gubser Gene Dietz. Dan Levenngton. Stuart Fox. Chip Stumpff Students with the following their name represent those who attended the Southwest Conference Music Clime in March Choir. . .29

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=Choir performs variety of concerts= Choir had plenty to sing about as they started the year 1985 with 98 members. Directing the choir was Mr. Lance Bristol. The fall concert included a new look called The Bag Lady. Peace, Peace, was kept in its traditional part of the Christmas concert. As 1986 keyed in, so did other events. Lemon juice became a popular beverage as members rehearsed the upcoming concert, in which the Ninth Street Singers jammed to a medley. Some members tuned up for Southwest Conference in March and then the spring variety show in May which included skits, songs, and acting. The choir had a lot of quality along with quantity with many outstanding performances ending the season on the right note. TOP: Mr. Lance Bristol is the director of the Ninth Street Singers and all the school vocal groups. Ninth Street Singers mclude-Front row Janie Sammons. Micki Haller Melinda Holcomb. Back row Shelly Kennedy. David Carroll. Angie Winder. Angie Sedlacek. Mike Heflebower. Oeb Stumpff. Becky Snyder. Robb Eacker. Michael Clarke. Bill Christen ABOVE: Melinda Holcomb. Michael Clarke and Micki Haller were participants in the All-State Choral Concert RIGHT: Fourth Hour Choir Group -Front row Kay Strong. Angie Wright. Misti Parker. Cindy Nozicka. Tara Trump. Julie Sybrant. Carla Haller. Second row: Deb Kennedy. Amy Sedlacek. Tina Haines. Ana Esther Chavez. Carey Wells. Lee Ann Gamble. Stacey O'Brien. Christie Franssen. Lisa Loy. Third row Dan Lever-mgton. Craig Stumpff. Brad Norden. Jimmy Peister. Jerry Stithem. Gene Dietz, Rich Gubser. Danny Yantzie. Brett Norden. 28. . .Choir

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Honor Society initiates 15 members BELOW NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NEW INITIATES- Sealed Chris Rmglein, Oeb Stumpff. Suzanne Ftanssen, Janie Sammons, Becky Snyder, Carolyn Pelster. Kay Strong, Ana Esther Chavez (honorary member). Standing Jerry McMeen. Mike Gallentme, Michael Clarke, Jerry Stithem, Bryan Larson. Jaakko Tuomola (honorary member) Doug Dunkel BOTTOM PREVIOUS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS- Seated Mark Petersen, Micki Haller. Stephanie Dietz. Angie Sedlacek, Scott Young Standing James Gallentme, Scott Nielsen, Kevin Bayne. Matt Snyder Initiation for National Honor Society was May 13 Fifteen new members were initated into the National Honor Society at a spring tea held on the afternoon of May 13. Eight seniors, two juniors and five sophomores were invited to become members of this organization which is sponsored nationally by the National Association of Secondary School Principals and locally by the Broken Bow Rotary Club. The local club purchases the students’ pins and gives financial support. Approximately 30 applications were reviewed by a teacher selection committee. According to Principal Bob Brown, National Honor Society sponsor, students are selected on the basis of character, leadership, service and achievement. Students must have at least a B average to qualify for the National Honor Society. 30. . .National Honor Society