Creighton High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Creighton, NE)

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1 queen + 1 princess = 2 of hearts Tradition was broken as two girls were crowned FHA-FFA royalty. Stacy Strope reigned as queen from the FHA and Carol Docrr reigned as FFfl princess. Two hearts was the theme os the 1987 Sweetheart Soil unfold- ed on February 28. Festivities began at 9 p.m. as Jerry Sukup and Traci Anderson announced the candidates and runners up. Jim Milne and Nancy UUilmes were first runners up and Loren Brandt and Regina Von- Seggern were second runners up. Princess, Carol Doerr was crowned by 1986 FFA king, Kevin Christiansen and Queen, Stacy Strope was crowned by 1986 FHA queen, Becky Kotrous. The dance followed with music by Cassette Convention. At 11 p.m. names were drawn for gift certificates. Sally Braun and Carol Doerr won the $25 certificates and Mike Polak won the $50 cer- tificate. The dance ended at 12 a.m. I enjoyed everything but the coronation donee — Stacy Strope fHfl-fM Royalty ore Princes . Carol Doerr ond Queen. Story Strope. Sweetheart Boll court consists of 1986 king. Hevln Christiansen, first runners-up Jim Milne and Noncy Wilmes. Crownbearer. Jason Berglund. Princess. Corol Doerr. Queen, Stacy Strope. Croumbeorer, Vonessa Welnrlch, Second runners-up. Regino VonSeggern ond Loren Brandt, 1986 queen, Becky Kotrous. Announcing the winners ore Trod Ander- son and Jerry Sukup at coronation of the Sweetheart Boll. Sweetheart Boll 19 1 ]

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Dual octing team or Michelle Diedrichsen and Mott UUagner present o scene from Some Time Next Veor. Speech team rotes, but misses state The seemingly impossible happened. Creighton speechsters received second place at districts, but failed to send anyone on to the state contest. Fifteen people participat- ed on the speech and dra- ma team. Competition be- gan with the Clgin Invite and a runner up placing. Creigh- ton hosted an invitational, but no team scorings were kept. Defending their NCNAC title was a challenge, as the contest held in Bloomfield ended in a tie between Creighton and Crofton. fl totalling of individual scores put Crofton ahead giving them the championship. Speech coach. Kathy Kavan later discovered a mathematical error, proving Creighton had won. To avoid conflict, Creighton and Crofton were named co-N€NflC cham- pions. The second annual Parent's Night was held March 16 with Mrs. lorrie Kliment and Mrs. Sharon Kryger as guest judges. Districts soon rolled around and nervousness spread as competition was great. Clkhorn Valley, last year's Class C state champion, won the district. Al- though Michelle Diedrichsen, Tammy Cmory, lyn Heaton and Trish Alexander qualified for the finals, no one placed first or sec- ond to go on to the state compe- tition, although nine superiors were earned. It was a pretty successful year. Districts didn't turn out as hoped, but otherwise it was pretty suc- cessful. — Matt UJagner Orel interpretation of dromo teom con- sists of Brendo Kuhlmon, Tylynne Chris- tiansen. Mike Bouer. Trlno Martinez ond Soroh Polzln. Dolly Levi is brought to Nfe by Kendra €hren- berg In her humorous prose rendition of The Matchmaker. In Poetry. Trish Alexander interprets Chell Silverstein. 0 lough a day is recommended by Tommy Cmory In her Informative Speech on the Benefits of Laughter. 18 Speech

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Afraid of heights, Kenny Scholl attempts to hong the celling boll os Lyn Heaton, Todd Fal- ter. Stocy Fischer ond Cindy Saothoff hold the ladder. Ballooning the lighted archway ore Gina Moser. Soro UUogner. Dodl Clnspohr ond Solly Broun. Precision cutting by Rob Robe ond Steve Pearson finishes the gossamer curtains of the tent. The carousel is put together ond hung by Tommy Cmory and Heidi Goiter os Charles Shefl observes. Prom