Nicolet High School - Shield Yearbook (Glendale, WI)

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v4 Jello, Dance Add Winter Warmth Winter Carnival created more heat this year than ever before. There was a re- cord number of participants. Two new events were added to this year's sched- ule, a jello-fest in which participants at- tempted to slide as much jello down their throats as possible, and a semi-formal dance which concluded the festivities. This year's broom hockey set a record for the most teams involved, and penali- ties. The teams which were victorious were: Drill team in the girls' division,

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COUNT DRACU LA Dramatized by Ted Tiller Based on Bram Stoker's Nineteenth Century Novel, Dracula Scenes: Act I An autumn evening in 1927. The living quarters and office of Dr. Arthur Seward's Asylum for the insane, north of London. Act II Nearly midnight, three nights later. Act III Scene 1: Twenty-eight hours later. Scene 2: The Crypt at daybreak. THIS PAGE: 1, Junior Courtney Spitz anxiously awaits her cue to go on stage during the performance of Dracula, 2. Senior Mike Fairman ap- peared out of the floor and left the audience with quite a suprise. 3. Seniors Bob Kohl and Polly Byers are reunited and express their feelings for each other. OPPOSITE PAGE: 1. Senior Mike Fairman, Dracula, was captured with one of his rather mystical expressions, 2. Stage Crew Prop People: BACK: Deborah Kuester, Patty Devine, Chris Bruenner, Lisa Engelhardt, Amy Finger, Robin Kurzer. FRONT ROW: Kathy Malone, Debbie Sager, Paul Jensen.

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Youth Council in the coed division, and the Snow Brothers in the boys' division. Also included in the schedule was a Coke chug, human pyramid, tug-a-war, and the trophy hunt in addition to the Jello fest and the sweetheart dance, where the win- ners were crowned. The sweetheart dance turned out to be a success and will be a regular part of the Winter Carnival activities in the future. Every year, Winter Carnival seems to get more and more people involved and so it did this year. The winners were: the cheerleaders in the girl's division, the Choir Boys and the Snow Brothers in the boy's division, and the Youth Council in the coed division. As for next year, Mr. Danko, director of Winter Carnival said, It has grown every year and I see no reason why it should not be even bigger and better next year. QQ. , ... -eng--.,,.,.,A,-. ' 9312357 f 'A .. -.1 uk .. lf , ,ras-1' xx B, -s- I- e. L- - ...er 55 7' lr ,I v H ill ' xi xl l-, r , -i x l i h ' 5 J i . N I V lllt l l ..v, !, . i, li fi 1 I l X - -'Q-.A ki , l A ll X .. 5 ,. I l .LW , l ' l 5 Q. 5 lf l li ll i ' li' ll ll , X l'1 l il ll Q l ,I 'l ll ff I ll m ii X 1- , 1 i ' I 1 . l' ll ll, l ll l .. V- .. . il 1 ':. 421 , Y., ,Va I' 1 2 THIS PAGE: 1. Trying to hold their ground and possibly win the crown for Winterfest Tug-O-War, the Choir team pulled their way closer to victory. 2. Drill Team members Sue Wenzler, Marie Oh, and Diane Golding, struggled with the weight of their competitors OPPOSlTE PAGE: 1. Craig Winebren- ner and Tom Cielak faced off at center ice while Tom Mackrie and Steve Swallow anxiously awaited a chance to make a shot. 2, Drill team members Kim Washington, Liz Holland, Kris Wilson, Sheila San- ford, Laurie Sinclair, Kirsten Radaker, Julie Wig- dale, Sally Schley, and Patty Bodner used all their might to remain on top. 3. No sooner did Drill Team set up than it took them to show that what goes up must come down. 4. Julie Sheen, Judy Shackman and other cheerleaders were amazed to find out how cold the snow really was. I K, W gx c X f ff' ...fx 23