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

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Sherry Mclnteer bites into a fruit pie while eating at McDonalds. Wes Willey fluffs up the corn stalks to prepare for the musical. The cheerleaders and wet T-Shirt contestants state their goal for the Fairbury game. A year worth a second look Having an undefeated wrestling dual record for the first time in Falls City High School’s history, taking history tests, joining in on the fun times in the halls with your friends, and making plans for those memorable weekends are just a few of the things that are worth a second look. These things, plus more memories, were captured throughout the year and placed in this book for all to look at again and again. Aside from all the events that have taken place, we will remember the other things that made up the 1983-84 school year. The personalities, interests, and goals of each person that makes up this school are also accounted for in this special book of memories. Taking a second look back at the great times we’ve experienced during this year makes all of the not-so-great times seem worth every minute. Introduction 3

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“Working with 80 students for many hours to achieve a common goal and watching them attain that goal is a very rewarding experience for everyone involved.” Teacher John Svoboda “This year I enjoyed playing basketball, ” meeting new people at parties, and just having fun ” Freshman Scott Hollens 2 Introduction “I really enjoyed playing football and excelling in wrestling. I liked giving people a hard time this year and I had a lot of fun with everyone!” Senior Bill Meinzer

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Diana Elsberry relaxes in the rocker after eating a good meal for supper. Non-school activities vary The time spent away from school was much looked-forward to by many students here at Falls City High School. Many activities were planned during the school day and then pursued that next weekend, or even that very night. Some activities were ordinary things that any regular teenager would think up to do, and others were pretty unusual. The favorites include cruising Harlan, going to parties, or having a friend stay overnight. Going to Lincoln, Omaha, Kansas City, or St. Joe shopping, going to see a good movie, or just staying home to watch a movie on HBO or Cinemax were popular, too. Watching late-night videos was also a favorite. It seems that the main essentials needed for an activity away from home were a licensed driver and a car. In that car must be a good radio (preferably AM-FM, cassette), a lot of gas, a snack for passengers with the munchies, a favorite beverage, and extra money for emergencies! Good friends were also an essential for a good time according to Junior Angie Johansen who said, “When I’m not in school, I enjoy cruising Harlan with friends and being wild. Mainly I like just messing around with good friends.” Tom Wenz and his mom Mary Ann take break after wrestling around. 4 Student Life