Blair High School - Tattler Yearbook (Blair, NE)

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Helping out with first semester registration, senior National Honor Society member Heidi Reyzlik aids a student working out her schedule. Seniors Doug Carlsen and Scott Fox, mem- bers of NHS, alphabetize the computer sheets at one of the final checking points of the self-scheduling process. Student Life ... 6 Organizations. .36 Sports.........58 People.........94 Academics... 136 Index........148 Closing .......162 Opening - 3

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Chemistry students Brian Shearman, Sheryl Shuster, Gary Green and David Fox work on their first experiment as part of Mrs. Lisa Smith’s class. Junior Becky Vinton leads the band in preparation for a home football game. Trum- peters Jason Combs, Greg Beebe, Doug Carlsen and J. J. Ihrke joined their fellow band members at several early morning practices. 4 - Opening