Lourdes Central High School - Lourdette Yearbook (Nebraska City, NE)

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 SPJHJT WEEK!!! DRESS-UP naa j i sissi if ’me.'. a» v ■’Wins Monica Turner and Chris Stanley enjoy the convertible ride. Guy Durr and Renae Wigington Homecoming candidates. JU'Cr nCr Homecoming 1987 was very successful. Monica Turner and Chris Stanley were named Queen and King. The other can- didates were Guy Durr and Renae Wigington, Lance Krei- fels and Amy Reese. “Spirit Week” helped the stu- dent to support the football team. Monday was given to the Seniors and they chose 60’s day. Tuesday was the Freshmen day — baby day. Wednesday, beach day, was chosen by the Sopho- mores. Thursday was the Ju- niors day, they chose Drop Box day. Friday was the traditional Blue and White day. The juniors held a bonfire at the residence of Susanne Rakes. Students were transported there by hay rack rides. A new addition was made to Homecoming. The high school held a parade. It featured floats made by each class. The candi- dates each rode a convertible. The Sophomore cheerleaders wave to the crowd. Wave to the Crowd!

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STANDING IN THE REIGN King and Queen for Homecoming 1987 are Chris Stanley and Monica Turner. Amy Reese and Lance Kreifels are 1987 Royalty. Amy Reese, Renae Wigington, and Monica Turner take a minute to pose for the camera before the dance begins. Renae Wigington and Guy Durr are 1987 Royalty.

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The outhouse was provided by the juniors to make the bonfire a suc- cess. Scott Olmer shows some perfection in lighting a fire. 28 The Notorious Senior Float. The float was entered in the parade by the faculty. The freshmen put the Final touches on their Homecoming float (Car).