Lakeview High School - Viking Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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

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f- athiny up the drtami planted. 3n the fertile soil of you. Can t believe the hopes Me S granted, means a chapter in your is throuyh. But we 'll beep you close as always, 3t uon t even seem you ve yone. Cause our hearts in biy and small ways, will beep the love that beeps us strony. s4nd friends are friends forever if the -Cord s the Cord of them. -And a friend will not say never. Cause the welcome will not en d. Dhouyh it S hard to let you yo in the father s hands we hnou Dhat a lifetime s not to lony to live as friends. With the faith and love Ifod s yiven Sprinyiny from the hope we hnow. 'IVe will pray the you live in, 3s the strenyth that you sho But we ll bee, as always, 3t won t even seem you ve yone. Cause our hearts in biy and small ways, wi ll beep the love that beeps us strony. - 4nd friends are friends forever if the -Cord s the Cord of them. And a friend wi ll not say never C a use the welcome will not en d. Dhouyh its hard to let you yo in the Dalher s hands we hnow Dhat a lifetime s not to lony to live as friends. TJo a lifeti me s not to lony to live as friends. Wicha.l W. Smith foy p you close There comes a time in each person's life when they are called by God to serve in His eternal Holy family. Last summer a very dear friend of ours received that call. On July 24, 1985, as a result of a fatal automobile accident, John David Muhle, 16, entered Heaven’s Gates. John was a special part of Lakeview and a good friend to many. He has developed an individual place in many of our hearts. John has shared with us his happiness and sorrow, his pains, his heartaches, his laughter — his personality. This we will remember forever. Angie Kuil Amy Liebig Amy Lindeman Jamie Loseke Beth Louden Tim Martens Jenni Meyer Tim Mohrmann

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Sophomores, A Step Up Beins a sophomore is a bis step from being a freshmen because you don't have to worry about the seniors as much. An exciting part of the sophomore year is selecting a class ring and getting your driv- ers license, and maybe even your first car. One disadvantage of being a sophomore is that the home- work starts to pile up. Instead of one assignment to study for, the next day they find themselves studying for 5 classes. As a class, the sophomores decorated a window for snow- ball and also decorated a win- dow for Homecoming. The so- phomores also have to decorate for graduation. The sophomores had a busy but fun filled year. Just think sophomores 2 years left!!! Annette Aerni Kristi Alswaser James Anderson Dayna Asay Matt Bowes Darrell Cermak Quinn Coldiron Herman Dohmen Lisa Elsasser TOP RIGHT: Sophomores, Larry Szatko and Jenny Wurdeman, talk with other students while waiting for the bell to ring. BOTTOM LEFT: Mmmm! says Scott Sumner as he enjoys his foreign meal in German class. BOTTOM RIGHT: Josi Mueller, Lisa Elsas- ser, and Kari Snoozy prepare food to donate to the Columbus Food Pantry. 22