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

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Homecoming brings changes Homecoming ’87 started off with a big bang. The first day was COED day. The girls showed up dressed as men, and the boys showed up dressed as women. Service station attendants and businessmen were popular choices. Tuesday’s activities were centered around the revenge of the NERDS. Many students came to school wearing horned rimmed glasses, shirts untucked, clothes mismatched, excessive use of plaids and some in messed up, bright red lipstick. Heavy metal day arrived on Wednesday. Headbangers were out in full force and sounds of air guitars filled the halls. Fitting the usual tradition, Thursday was red and white day. Red hair, red and white overalls, and red t-shirts were common sights. The week ended with the usual dress-up day. BOTTOK Mr. Hircocfc pits the first dent in ttie hornet in int car RIGHT Todd Miller stows tint there is i bit of HERD' in everyone Homecoming 8

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 ‘Simply rad’ described the students at Broken Bo High---------------- School during the 1987-88 school year. According to the Webster’s Dictionary the word radical means 'marked by considerable departure from the usual EXTREME.’ Many students found an unusual change in parking procedures. Some students and faculity had a difficult time adjusting to the elimination of two-way traffic on eighth avenue. Other radical changes included the shift to stone, pre-washed and acid-washed jeans. This meant that the old habit of trying to keep your blue jeans blue had to be reversed, and the scruffier the jeans the better. Fashions for males and females became more unisex. The fall athletic teams had unusually successful seasons. Many students found the highlight of the year to be the winning of the state class B football championship. The support from the fans led to a radical change in the sports forecasters predictions. The darkhorse prevailed. Stedeet Lite Ohrision .7

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Changes include red LEFT- Terry Heines pels the final touches on Homecoming decorations. CENTER LEFT silling: Christine Hassell. Kami Ryan. Kristy Feller, standing: Michelle Saerr. Dan Kieborz. Michelle Day. Terry Haines, and Jackie Barnett dress up on heavy metal day. CENTER RIGHT Students en joy the Homecoming dance. BOTTOM LEFT Carey Wells pets the hammer down during a Homecoming pep rally. BOTTOM RIGHT Bonkers was the Homecoming theme for the Sophomores Homecoming.. 9