Falls City High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Falls City, NE)

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Carol Edelman Mary Elwonger Michele Fritz Debbie Garland Tiffany Gatz Lisa Gellett Terri Graves Ginger Hall Michelle Huebner Stefan Hussenoeder Margaret Ivey Barb Joy Matt Joy Mike Kaster Susan Kirkendall Tacy Kirkendall Helen Konstantopoulos Brenda Lampe Karey Lindholm Jamme Loss Lori Malcolm Amy Marteny John McClarnen Ivey McDowell Amy Marteny works hard to decorate her locker. Tacy Kirkendall and Susan Kirkendall are surprised on the first day of school. 29

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lJ Li.liLL.Ut Juniors prepare for real world “I’m ready for high school to end, but I’m not ready to face the ‘real world’”. --Leslie Coleman- The juniors started out with eager anticipation, yet apprehension. They were apprehensive because it was their third year of high school. The juniors were also anxious because it was their next to the last year of high school. In just one more year, they would finally be out on their own. Leslie Coleman commented on how she felt about having just one more year before she faced the “real world”. She said, I feel that one more year is not enough time to make decisions about my upcoming career and which college to attend. I'm ready for high school to end, but I'm not ready to face all the problems of the 'real world'.” Helen Konstantopoulos expressed her thoughts about being a junior. She said, Being a junior gives me a great feeling. It means that I’m an adult now and that I have only one more year to go until I go out into the harsh and challenging world.” Another junior, Mike Snook, said, The best part of being a junior is knowing I only have one more year left of school. Kim Noll described her junior year as speedy”. Many other juniors agreed with this analysis. They said that they were amazed at already being juniors. It seemed just like yesterday that they entered the building as shy, scared, intimidated little freshmen, and now they had worked their way up to being juniors. Now there was only one stage left. That was their senior year, which they looked forward to with great anticipation and also great anxiety, but first came the struggle of working their way through being juniors. Although the juniors had another year left, they would be seniors before they knew it. Bobbie Adams Robin Adams bavid Arnold Randy Arnold Shelly Armbruster Lew Barker Brad Baumert John Baxter Jean Becker Mike Becker Todd Chandler Leslie Coleman Lenny Collins Aaron Comer Nancy Davis Mitzi Deckinger Tracy Duerfeldt Deanna Earhart

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Scott McGinnis Erik McNeely John Mosiman Angie Nissen Jani Nissen Kim Noll Loyal Parsons Bob Phroper Kari Potterf Coreena Prater Chris Rainey Vance Ramsey Amaya Manzano Renedo Elizabeth Rock Kerry Romeo Social studies teacher Larry Godwin helps Scott Titus get his assignment done during class. Junior Class officers are Kari Potterf, president; Michelle Huebner, vice-president; Sean Stevens, treasurer; and Dawn Sullivan, secretary. 30