Nebraska City High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Nebraska City, NE)

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Royalty are Mitch and Cindy Through a lot of hard work and determination Fun Night 1978 was successful. The carnival, put on again this year by “Fun Festivals” from Lincoln, started at 5:30. Following the carnival was the stage show. With a mixture of talent and skits the show proved to be very entertaining. Receiving first place in the talent division was Debbie Stroud for her song “Daybreak.” “The Band placed first in the skit division. The dance, held this year at Fort Teen, was highlighted by “Sounds Unlimited.” Instead of the traditional live band “Sounds Unlimited” used a stereo system and played current hit songs. At 10:45 the crowning took place. Mitch Krenk and Cindy Case were named as the 1978 Fun Night king and queen. TOP: The 1978 Fun Night king and queen are Mitch Krenk and Cindy Case. BOTTOM: Fun Night attendants were from left: Marty Haverty, Laurie VanderWal, Keaton Beaumont, Judy Todd. Curt Kreifels, Devis Dillman. Larry Hathaway, and Pam Fielder. 23

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OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT: Karen Olsen displays her talent by doing the “Robot to the sounds of “Staying Alive. BOTTOM LEFT: Student Council members combining their efforts to produce a skit are from left: JoAnn Sweeney, Terri Abernathy, Julie Brockhaus, and Laura Miyoshi. BOTTOM RIGHT: Singing her way to first place in the talent division was Debbie Stroud. CENTER: Placing first in the skit division was “The Band starring Robert Givehand. THIS PAGE, TOP: John Seals as Elvis Presley fascinates his audience as he bumps and grinds to the sounds of “Jail House Rock. BOTTOM: Fun Festivals from Lincoln provided all materials for the carnival. 25