Pawnee City High School - Indian Yearbook (Pawnee City, NE)

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Right- Mr. Stitt, the perfect image of a man on the go. Upper-left- Mr. Covault-“Now you wouldn’t kid me. would you? Middle-right- The big joke at PCHS was the bat in the auditorium and just checkin’ Lower-left- Mr. Tinich’s thoughts wander from a meeting of the minds. Lower-right- Excuse me Mr. Neddenriep. but pop costs 45$ whether you have a key to the machine or not! 20

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£f)rtau)tf Tv l i fouj “We ended in disappointment, I hope next year they’ll end in success.” -Sandy Hess Jennie Howard- I got it. Nicole Buss Tina Glynn- Ok Nicole, this ones yours.” August 18th brought 19 girls to the Pawnee City gym to start two-a-day practices filled with hard work, sweat and dedication. These ladies were anticipating the start of a new volleyball season-the disappointment of losing the thrill of winning, and the fun that comes with being part of a team. The volleyball team experienced many successes this year, such as getting 2nd in the Dawson-Verdon Tourna- ment. and winning 11 games throughout their season. With these successes came honors for certain girls on the team. Those receiving honors were Nicole Buss, All Con- ference 1st team, All State Honorable Mention Omaha World Herald, Lincoln Journal All State 2nd team; Tina Glynn, 2nd team All Conference. Although the team will feel the loss of it’s six starting Seniors, they are again anticipating another “Super Charged season next year. Nicole Buss. Gina Koll. Tina Glynn, Rochelle Wielage. Jennie Howard. Sandy Hess- “I go here. I go here.” and I go here. Gina Koll- 2” by 4 . I'm going to nail it to the floor. Rochelle Wielage- “I 22