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

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lVlock Trial Goes Up Against East rst row from left to right: Kim Werth, Carol Macfarlane, Brent Walker, Todd McHenry, Allen Bertapelle. Second row: Rob Fredrickson, Rob Callaway, Annie nappenberger, Billy Wad e, Eric Syphers. Third row: Scott Carlson, Mr. Dave Bartlett, Mike arlson waiting to testify. Kostin. Below, witnesses Rob Fredrickson, Robbie Callaway and Scott The Bellevue West Mock Trial team ended their season earlier than they had expected losing their first trial to Bellevue East. Although East had two members that par- ticipated on last years team, the West team held strong through the trial. When the motion was right, West attorneys Kim Werth, Carol Macfarlane and Brent Walker would object to the questioning of some witnesses. The judge sustained al- most all of West's objections which led the team to think that they were winning. However, it was the closing statement by one of the East attorneys that changed the momentum of the trial. Our lawyers did an excellent job on proving what had to be proved and ob- jected when it was necessary. I thought that our wit- nesses were well prepared and handled themselves very well on the stand, said Rob Fredrickson. After the trial had ended the judges discussed the reasons for their decision. One judge stated that West wasn't prepared like East was and that West was de- ducted points for using notecards to help the lawyers.

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Cheerleaders Lead West In Spirit tbove, Junior Varsity: Front-Donna Gearing, Michelle Davis. Middle-Judi Randleman, Shelley Ernst, Susan Sterba. lack-Karen Fluane. Below, Sophomore Squad: Front-Karen Egeland. Middle-Katie Gates, Jennifer Busch, Michelle Vilson, Back-Heather Baker, Lisa Sickert, Gindy Scheutz. X0 f Mr f My-N wt! WW! bove, West is BEST, comment Gindy Scheutz, Lisa Sickert and rista Powers. Top right, the JV and varsity cheerleaders have worried oks on their faces at the East!West basketball game. Right, ooo, ih, ahh, say Judi Randelman, Karen Ruane and Michelle Davis as iey cheer on the JV girls basketball team. Cheerleading at Bellevue West is more than just an activity. lt's a way of promoting school spirit and supporting your team. Cheerleading is just like any other sport in which it draws the individuals closer to each other. The 87-88 cheerleaders led the football team to an exceptional season and volleyball to state. Jenna Brown said, Cheering for the past two years has been a lot of hard work, but I can't for- get the fun times and the memories. Lisa Leitner added, Cheering was one experience l'll never forget. I learned a lot about the sport and the peo- ple. Fl .mf if M IVVV W , . , .Q , ,,,, ,,,,,,, Z fo t..w.f:f'wf't'fffifwW V ,.., -f M Wa! .. . A f 'WWW ttft , wg, , . vvvvvyy U qyyyyyyg WW, VVVVV . ,M ,,,., W , ,,,