Bellevue West High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Bellevue, NE)

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As if in another dimension, computer students work their way through a time warping problem. Math resource, is it hidden fantasies? Jarron Bradley shows astute skills behind the type- writer (bottom left) Scott Gann, alias sleeping beauty, progresses rapidly into dreamland. Tim Cohen shows his enthusiasm for Mrs. Wol ford ' s English assignments. Before and after Katrina ' s home.

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And the Beat Works and . . School has many aspects of studying. The ingenious students attending Bellevue West show an interest in expanding their horizons through computer technology and office machinery. Some read for plea- sure, some just show a real interest in their studies and still others study more person- al hobbies like the insides of their eyelids. These are only a few of the many ideas and hobbies that have gone on at West. Everyone has things that interest them and many students have found ways to express themselves. Others more explicitly than some but, everyone is taking part.

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Clockwise from above left Lynette Campbell on Hawaiian Day. John Pflugralh really has thoughts of suri and sun: the reverse side belongs to Mr. Walden. Kelly Englekamp tries to explain her shoeless state. Judy and Lori Hansen do it double on twin day. Just what every band needs is a self-playing tuba. West watches an awesome spectacle. Aloha Bellevue West. ' says Bob Winkler, dancer at leisure. Saturday Mght Uveal West. Plaid Day turns into Toga Day as students show their individuality. mi .— . - if ml » ' W B i ' jLFjXJXW W EWf M ' ■ 1 i r Li L m rt