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

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Junior-Senior prom theme is Pieces “Pieces of April” was the theme for Prom 1978. Pastel colors were used to decorate the gym. Other decorations included a gazebo, a secluded area for refreshments, butterflies and flowers hung from the ceiling and clung to the crepe paper walls. A walk bridge was used by Burns Photography to take pictures of the couples. Mints and cookies were served with plastic champaigne glasses filled with punch. Small imitation merry-go-rounds were used as table centerpieces. Going along with the Prom theme, the band “April Monday” played for the dance. Approximately 250 people attended the Junior-Senior Prom.

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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

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OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM LEFT: Cheryl Blakeman and her date Bill Peterson lead in the Grand March. TOP CENTER: A walk bridge was the setting for pictures taken by Burns Studio. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Ron Booth and Mr. Jim Callen, junior class sponsors, supervise the students working. THIS PAGE. TOP RIGHT: A gazebo was constructed at the opening of the gym and was the first thing to greet the eyes of those entering the dance. BOTTOM LEFT: Sophomore and junior volunteers worked at the reception table. 27