Lakeview High School - Viking Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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Creative Juniors Even though the junior class has fewer members than any other class this lack of number certainly did not deter their competitive and creative abilities. This group displayed that by winning the Homecoming window decorating contest and by placing in the food pantry drive. Victories in these two undertakings enabled the juniors to receive the $25 first place prize and the right to be first in the lunch line for two weeks following their first place win in the food pantry (a prize worth more than money). A highlight in the lives of all juniors would have to be their partici- pation in their first Jr.-Sr. prom. The Junior class is once again responsible for decorating for prom. The junior class was asked why they thought their class was the best and Bridgett Kelley was quoted say- ing I think the junior class is the best because we have nice people and a lot of creative people”. FAR LEFT: Choosing which German food she prefers is Charissa Corcoran. TOP: The Fall Potluck dinner was greedily enjoyed by all fall athletes, including Brian Foral. MIDDLE: Junior class officers, top Amy Liebig, Bridgett Kelley, bottom, Kyle Wob- ig, Tim Martens, and Allen Gehring. Dale Hennessy Mike Hilger David Jacobs Bill Jasper David Kallweit Brad Kapels Corey Keller Bridgett Kelley Ron Klink Margaret Kosch 19

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Rick Pilakowski Loren Reick Becky Schmidt Mark Schreiber Tammy Schrier Stacy Smid James Wilke Kyle Wobig i 21