Broken Bow High School - Warrior Yearbook (Broken Bow, NE)

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TOP: Free Fare musicians assist Russ Davis, Carla Haller, Dan Millsap and Mr. Dan McLaughlin in their roles for a special Star Wars movie that premiered at Broken Bow High School during their concert LEFT: Designing a poster for the homecoming hall is senior Steve Drake. ABOVE: Students try to answer a trivia question at the Middle School Halloween Dance. Student Council Adviser Kevin Foster helped sponsor this event. Student Life Division. . .7

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Student Life Highlights I remember in a band concert, Gina and I played without reeds in our clarinets,” laughed Tina Haines, Class of ’88. The major accomplishment of my second semester is raising my grades and being Optimist Youth of the Month,” said Tara Trump, Class of ’88. Playing the guitar with Mr. Loomer at the concert and having everybody yell at me to jam afterwards is a major memory, reminisced Randal Daily, Class of '87. I enjoyed getting in ‘L: L J ; by painting the Big J’s windows for Art Club,” said Brad Hendrickson, Class of '89. The major accomplishment of my first semester was getting second place in the Voice of Democracy speech contest,” said Kathy Ditson, Class of ’87. RIGHT: Painting a poster for the freshman hall during homecoming are Tara 8eckenhauer and Chris Birme. BOTTOM LEFT: High School Principal Bob Brown gives his speech on the student handbook the first day of school BOTTOM RIGHT: In the Hawaiian spirit are Angie Sedlacek and Brenda Rapp. 16637344

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RIGHT: Seniors Rich Oelozier. Scott Kramer and Steve Drake paint posters to illustrate their theme of Poster Warfare. BELOW: King James Gallentine and Queen Janie Sammons are assisted with their gifts by student council representatives Beth Mitchell and Carla Haller BOTTOM: Taking a break from decorating the junior hall during homecoming week are Max Trotter, Charlie Eacker, Randy Greibel and Bryan Oxford. Classes fill week with spirit Homecoming week was filled with activities and events. Each event was designated to illustrate student and class school spirit. Each day the Student Council instructed students on what they should wear to prove their school spirit On Monday students wore their clothing inside-out. Tuesday's theme required students to wear Halloween costumes. On Wednesday spirit was illustrated with students dressed in Hawaiian attire. On Thursday students wore red and Friday they dressed up to show their spirit for the Oct. 11 football game against Minden. At half time of the homecoming game, the royalty was crowned. It was also announced that the sophomore class won the hall decoration contest with their theme Purple Reign of Terror.” The week concluded with a dance at the Municipal Building which featured the Knights of the Turntable. 8. . .Homecoming