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

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LEFT: Russ Davis teaches one of the ploy school children how to color. BOTTOM: Tim Coleman and Eric lanprud celebrate halloween hy dressing in costumes. “Walking to the Courthouse, freezing cold, with Mr. Wright’s Political Behavior class was my highlight of school. We got half way there before Mr. Wright realized it was Veteran’s Day and the Courthouse was closed.” Lisa Switzer ‘87’ “We remember in the middle of our first music concert Teri’s gum fell out of her mouth into someone’s hair.” Mandie Books and Melissa Maholch “91” “I could hardly believe I got passing grades in Geometry.” Linda Bristol ‘89’ “I remember at the first concert Beckie, Wendy, and I had actions to “Shake, Rattle, and Roll.” They did them and I chickened out after shaking once.” Suzanne Franssen “87” “I remember all the times last summer we had to march in 100 degree weather with 150 degree band uniforms.” Becky Whitney “88”

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JAMMIN'. . . 1987 Indian Warrior Vol. 71 Broken Bow High School - Middle School 322 North 9th, Broken Bow, Nebraska 68822

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LEFT: Gina Gottschalk laughs as she talks on the phone BOTTOM: Kevin Fulkerson and Derek Runningbear work on assignments. One thing that I will never torget is when I was elected queen candidate for the Senior class. It was a very cold rainy night, but all in all it was a good time.” Ginger Land “87” “In volleyball, I remember after we huddled with the coach we went out on the floor and huddled just with the team. We were going to sprawl but decided not to, only Kim Fuller didn’t know that so she did and everyone laughed.” Beckie Winbolt ‘87’ “The highlight of the football season was when I made first team all conference, tackle.” Russ Davis “87” “The most embarrassing moment in basketball was when I stole the ball and went to make a layup and my knees gave out from under me.” Kathy Thompson “91” “I remember working day and night making our swatch pinata. It was worth all the effort though because we won the grand prize!” Sheila Moore “89”