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

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Seniors On The lVlove 5 iq 23 f l V ,V .V Vfvv . Top left, Carol MacFarlane practices cross-examining for Mock Trial. Middle left, Penny Breault shows deep concentration on the volleyball court. Lower left, Cindy Wilson ponders what she'Il be doing over the weekend. Top right, Steve Lowrance drawing angle bisectors in Mechanical Drawing. Middle right, Shawna Kosjnek and Wendy Dugas show their good and bad sides. Lower right, Vanda Oxford and Tina McDermott show enthusiasm at a volleyball game. XX ,w-

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. . . Scott Carlson goes into the cookie business and makes millions of dollars despite his hand injury . . . Gary Chism will open a Baskin Robbins store because he loves sooo much variety . . . Sean Scorvo will become a high school teacher and take over Mr. Kratina's English classes because that is the only place where dogging on women is tolerated . . . lP.S. Don't bother to give Chrissy the sewing machinel . . . Melanie Cannon opens a brownie store which does quite well because she still has an open market with the faculty. . . . . . Scott Wells and Jill Hurt go into business together by opening a school exclusively for showing the etiquette involved with being Homecoming Kings and Queens. They teach their students how to stand properly, sit ac- cordingly on their thrones, and lead the entire school in the traditionally royal dance . . . . . . Billy Wade and Thayne Glenn get arrested and thrown in jail for taking toy guns lin mili- tary garbl and holding up little kids and taking their candy . . . . . . Melvin Langford learns how to be a better team player . . . . . . Dave Warren finally gets a date for his sen- ior homecoming-not his but his date's senior homecoming . . .. . Robbie Callaway and Rob Fredrickson be- come world-renowned thieves whose only trademark is leaving one, single shattered win- dow . . . . . Mandy Morgan will get her break into act- ing by appearing in international Coca-Cola commercials. She becomes indebted to Coca- Cola and actually begins to drink Coke . . . . . . Mike Sissel and Craig Moraski quit football and discover that the future is in hairstyling. They become nationally famous for piercing mens' ears . . . Chrissy Billones, while skipping work and rushing to school, runs into her boss prepared with a pre-signed note from her mother . . . Steve Mounts will become rich and suc- cessful in whatever he does, but still can't get over the thrills and excitements of high school sophomores . . . . . . Debbie Louis gets arrested during a halftime performance at a professional football game. She repeatedly flashed the audience every time her flag pole got caught in her skirt . . . Mike Kelly becomes an overpaid but underplayed soccer star. lt seems that his ex- tensive vocabulary gets him red-carded . . . . . . Phil Davidson goes into the deodorant busi- ness. A friend suggested that field of work . . .

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mg -- Q fi sci .gi : 5 FT..- .,.,,, Wt + XYVT!'4'.? N35 . K tw .ws . Y, , ..,, . .Wai N5 'X . X 'ii t Q K' git, Q X ' Q--tt wwe . 1 Q t Q t its x wi xt :ttf ---- s X i frat-N .. ss. Top left, Ann Enzolera and Lisa Leitner strut their stuff. Middle left, Jill Peschier fumbles with a stack of senior pictures. Lower left, Phil Davidson tries to impress Mr. Kratina and Danny LaRose with his cool. Top right, Jerry West takes a break from the gridiron for a moment. Middle right, Hallie Foster practices her secretarial skills with a Xerox machine. Bottom right, Diana Garcia, Kelly Faiman and Cheryl Scruggs cheer at a volleyball game. NS 'QS asks