Plattsmouth High School - Plattonian Yearbook (Plattsmouth, NE)

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Friends, Special Projects All Help To Make The ime Go Faster All teenagers try to find out what they can do — what kind of activities will make the week go quickly. For Seniors, it’s really quite easy. They seem to have alot more freedom than your average freshman or sophomore. Usually during April and May, the sen- ior class gets a few “extra” days off. These extra days consist of CTBS tests and for all underclassmen regis- tering for the upcoming year. The students at PHS like to be good in activities such as sports, music, scholastic awards, scholarships, cheerleading drill team, and drama productions ... of course all of these activities take up time — and make the week go faster. Fire alarms and tornado drills are also quite popular around the school. Even a ten-minute break from the ev- ery day classroom can make the day and week go faster. Most seniors and juniors look for- ward to the weekends due to the par- ties that usually appear out of the blue. What this sums up to is — that if you are a needy person (in need of a quick and speedy week) — don’t sit on your duff and stew about it — find an activ- ity .that appeals to you. Ever feel like the week is just drag- ging on? Ever wish Monday was Fri- day? What about when you arrive at school at 8:30, thinking that it's Mon- day morning and realize when you don’t see anyone — no cars in the parking lot and there’s not a soul to be found in the halls, — “WOW, it’s only Saturday. Some teenagers will do anything to get out of the house. Have you ever thought about taking your baby broth- er to a movie ... your parents thought it was a great idea at the time, until you got home from the theatre and Little Johnny was clinging to your leg. The first words out of their mouths were: “What movie did you see?” And when they find out that you took him to see “Nightmare on Elm Street, Part II — well, you’ll be the one sleeping with “Little Johnny” until his fears leave him. Sophomores Rob Rice and Gary Carter enjoy One way to make projects seem a little better snacks while on a lounge pass from study hall. for Sophomores Cindy Toman and Jim Herd- litchka is to work with a classmate. 23

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Sociology students completed a marriage unit second semester. Pictured are seniors. Craig Ford. Dave Reichart. Ann Masters and Dawn Gogerty. September means King Korn Karnival, the annual county celebration. Senior Jodell Mei- siiiger is shown at one of the many booths. Dances were well attended this year and were something to look forward to. Shown are Dena Prohaska and Michelle Settje. Senior Mike McCoy and Sophomores Richard Ratzburg. Mark Sullivan and John Williams are waiting for the OK after a practice tornado drill. 22

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Seniors Craig Ford, Dave Reichart. Kurt John- son along with alumni Alex Carpenter smile for the camera as they strut their stuff. Some sophomores attended the dance with upper classmen. Shown here are Jeanne Carmi- chael and Jom Cubrich. Junior Vice President Missy McCormick at- tended the After-Prom Seminar that was held in Fremont, Nebraska. Master of Ceremonies Brian Bresnahan smiles as the crowd responds positively to his welcome speech. 24