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

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TOP LEFT: Dressed in Halloween attire and reading a book are Deb Stumpff and Amy Woodward. The outfits illustrated their school spirit TOP RIGHT: At the end of the first quarter, seventh grade students in Mrs. Gret-chen Gallentme's home economics class had a meal for friends and parents. Admiring the Thanksgiving center-piece and serving the guests are Tina Roessler. Talli Lmville and Jeb Asuncion. ABOVE: Halloween masks don't get in the way of James Gallentine and Mark Peterson while they do their physics experiment. RIGHT: Decorating Big I s windows for Christmas are Art Club members Guy Hayes and Steve Dietz. 12.. .Holidays

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 Candidates vie for royalty honor= Half time activities of the Oct. 11 football game included the announcement of the homecoming royalty for 1985. Seniors Jim Gallentine and Janie Sammons received their crown and the honor of homecoming king and queen. Presenting the royalty with their crowns were the 1985 homecoming royalty of Barb Briggs and John Dockweiler. Receiving the honor of prince and princess were Mike Clarke and Melinda Holcomb. Student Council was in charge of the twelve candidates that represented six organizations. Wednesday morning of homecoming week, the BBHS student body balloted for their royalty choices. Besides the winning royalty candidates, the other eight candidates were Julie Burnett, Becky Snyder, Lisa Spanel, Carla Wells, Doug Dunkel, Gary Haines, Mike Heflebower and Justin Province. TOP: Princess Melinda Holcomb. Prince Michael Clarke, King James Gallentine and Queen Janie Sammons pause lor a moment after being crowned during the half time festivities of the Broken Bow vs Mmden homecoming game LEFT: Members of the choir selected Michael Clarke and Janie Sammons to represent them in the homecoming royalty competition ABOVE: Representing the band as their candidates were Mike Heflebower and Melinda Holcomb. Homecoming Candidates. . .11

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-Exchange students discuss holidays The two senior foreign exchange students experienced holiday and Christmas customs American style. Jaakko Tuomola, from Finland, stayed with host family of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ellis. Ana Esther Chavez, foreign exchange student from Mexico spent her first Christmas away from home with her host family of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Geraud. In Finland, Tuomola said that on Christmas Eve the Finns go to visit graves of their deceased family members and they place candles on the graves. After returning from the cemetery, the Finns exchange gifts and open gifts from Joulupukki, which is the Finnish version of Santa Claus. Miss Chavez reminisced the Mexican tradition of the posadas.” These are special Christmas parties. Posada means to take or welcome someone into your home. The parties reenact the time when Joesph and Mary were looking for a place to stay the night before Jesus was born. TOP: Foreign exchange students Ana Esther Chavez and Jaakko Tuomola put the finishing touches on Mrs Karen Ellis' Christmas tree These students experienced new holiday customs compared to those of their home land. LEFT: Jerry McMeen goes up for a shot during the Broken Bow vs. Lexington basketball game the Saturday before Christmas ABOVE: Decorating their pinata for their first year Spanish class are Vanessa Heath, Dee Larrmgton (partially hidden) and Jalea Slmgsby. The faculty judged the student's pinatas. Holidays. . .13