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

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Thunderettes encircle the band to cheer the Thunder- birds to another ticton This time the 28-21 Homecom- ing victory oter the Millard Sorth Mustangs October 14. Thunderbird mascot Larry Segebarth sa s hello Obvi- ousl Tasha Piper needs a ride home and friends enjoy making music together English teacher Mr kratina gives some more individual help and far right friends through thick and thin all the realh nant is to nin again. 10

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West ' s Spirit is Awesome, 83-84 Bellevue West Spirit is a most important contribu- tion from its students. It is evid ent in almost every aspect of a student ' s life. The pride and admiration we have for our school is shown to outsiders through this spirit. It is displayed through the teams, clubs, teach- ers and students. West ' s pride is one of its most outstanding qualities. It makes Bellevue West a monument of every person ' s life. 11