Omaha North High School - Norseman Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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WE CAN HANDLE IT I The staff of the 1988 Yearbook would like to dedicate this 'ears Annual to North's Adopt-A-School partnersg Loziers Cor- xoration, Mutual of Omaha, Sartoga Elementary School and Jnion Pacific Systems. According to Mr. Ken Mahaffy, North High's AAS Coordi- iator, the donations made to the school this past year have been aluable. . A few of the contributions that Loziers Corporation have given are that they have provided funding for the Art Purchase xward and is participating in the long range school improve- nent planning, A new video to promote school recruitment and purchas- 1g a full page in the Yearbook to feature the Students ofthe Aonth are a few of the ways that Union Pacific has worked with Jorth in the Adopt-A-School program. Mutual of Omaha provided the use of their Dome for the Jational Honor Society induction and has also participated in he long range school improvement planning. North High School would like to welcome Saratoga Ele- wentary School as our newest Adopt-A-School partner. We Jok forward to working with them. UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD fleftj joe McCartney, from Union Pacific Railroad, addresses the audience at Honors Night. 1BeIowj Mr. Ron Gaspard of Mutual of Omaha accepts a certifi- cate at Honors Night on behalf of the Company. iil3'hnfii . People you can count nn. . . I