Waterloo Public School - Panther Yearbook (Waterloo, NE)

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Panther Pride, Super Spirit And Waterloo Blue there was a tie. They ended up being: Chris Andrews, Scott Baker, Jamie Grandgenett. and Randy Vencil. The queen candidates were: Connie Em-brey, Kristie Heiman, and Kim Kilmer. Well, Friday finally came. The day of the big game had arrived. Friday was spirit day, where all the kids dressed up in all of the blue and white they could find. The game was a definite tear-jerker. It was close the whole way through, with us losing by one little point. BUMMER!!! During halftime of the game the winner of the highly coveted spirit stick was announced. Good job SophomoresI Saturday, the day of the dance, began with the coron-atation at 7:30. Now for the winners of fhis year's Homecoming king and queen. Drum roll please .. . may I have the envelope7 Randy Vencil and Kristie Heiman. — By Erica Johnson This page was sponsored by SIMPLOT SOILBUILDERS. P.O. Box 126. Waterloo. 779-4655 10 So this is what they do in yearbook Erica Johnson, Jr: Katie Whisler, fr; Holly Gates, jr: Carol Swirczek. sr, Natalie Osborne, sr. (LB)

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W-Club Purchases Headphones W-Club is an organization which is responsible for various activities during the school year. Members of the W-Club are those who have lettered in a sport or in band. Every year the W-Club provides a bonfire for everyone's enjoyment. That not only includes actually burning the outhouse but also providing the outhouse and cleaning up afterwards. During the month of October the W-Club organized a grocery raffle. The groceries were supplied by Bill's IGA in Waterloo. The winners of this raffle were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bunnell and Margie Mulholland. Profits from the grocery raffle went towards buying a set of headphones for the use of the football coaching staff. W-Club members are under the supervision of Jim Bovee and Pat Ivers. The officers for the 83-84 school year are: Randy Vend president; Chris Andrews, vice president; and Kim Kilmer, secretary treasurer. — By Holly Gates Deck the Halls: This was the first year for the Christmas door decoration contest, a project of the student council. Christmas lights, gold and silver tinsel, and other decorations covered the doors as each class participated. (L.B.) Bumin’ Down the (Out)House This year's outhouse was a fiery display of the work done by the W-Club. (C.S.) This page was sponsored by PLATTEVIEW SERVICE, Route 1, Waterloo 359-9473; CARROL'S FLOWERS, 207 No. Spruce. Valley 359-5109: SCHULZ'S CROSSROADS GROCERY. Highway 92-96 359-5638 12