Falls City High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Falls City, NE)

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Rhonda Campbell Mike Clark Julie DiVona Bob Ebel Steve Eickhoff Scott Farmer Todd Foster Teresa Fritz Todd Fritz Amy Gentry Julie DiVona hides behind the piano while working on some music for the show choir. Seniors 13

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Senior Competence Rises August 28, 1983, marked the beginning of another school year at Falls City High. For the seniors it was to be their last two semesters in high school. They were ready for one of the most memorable years of their lives. It was a year of memories, filled with challenges and expectations, funtimes and friendships, decisions and dreams to be fulfiiled. These kinds of students made up the “Class of 1984.” When Mary Huppert was asked what it is like coming back to school as a senior, she said, “It is great and will be a lot of fun, but I will miss it.” Later when she was asked what was the most exciting thing that happened to her as a senior, she said, “Knowing that I passed all my classes and I am graduating.” Tessie Adams Karen Anderson DeWayne Arnold Janet Arnold Tim Avery Tracy Baumert Julie Boatman Delyn Bogle Todd Borer Kelli Broadstone Tim Burton Gene Campbell 12 Seniors

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Steve Gentry Angie Gerweck Tom Goltz Brad Gose Erik Hagman Lisa Harmon Scott Hartman Amy Hodge ’84 prepares for more It seemed that the goal of every high school student was to survive their sophomore and junior years to reach the final step before college, the Senior year. Since the final year of high school was almost history, seniors didn’t want to ruin their chances to graduate. Grades were a major concern for some seniors. It boiled down to a point for a few that they were on the border line between passing and failing. In cases like that, each student worked as hard as they could in order to meet the requirements of that certain teacher. The senior year was generally considered to be the easiest among students who discovered that their hard work their sophomore and junior years allowed them to take fewer classes. All seniors were required to take American Government and one semester of English. Many seniors enrolled in college prep classes to prepare for college while others stayed with easy choices to ensure a good grade average. At the beginning of the year each senior went to Morsman’s Studio, to Sabetha, Hiawatha, or even to Pawnee City to get senior pictures taken. The results of the pictures were fantastic! This was one of the highlights of the Senior year. These are memories that we will be able to take a second look back at in future years. Vicky Rieschick enthusiastically practices with the swing choir. 14 Seniors