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

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The cheerleaders helped raise spirit with a pyramid at a home footboH gome. Bobble Bdoms. Babin Bdams. and MeHssa Strasll give aU their effort to ujln the pull. Cross country Coach Flynn and Mr. fegon help Chris Hart toujord the finish line. u NIe Todd Simmonds finishes the race. B group of students, dressed up os nerds, ore helping Mark Munn put on his shoe. Introduction 3

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Follow me . . . Changes make year interesting, exciting What an exciting year it was! On the first day of school, the student body was Introduced to the new principal, Lewis Gellett. Pep rallies were a big part of FCHS. The spirited cheerleaders made an orange, black, and white “Spirit Stick''. With the stick, they held the class competition chant. Close-up started their campaign early In the year. On December 5. they hosted a Donkey' Basketball Game. The teams were made up of students, teachers, and Booster Club. Close-up members also sold pins saying I’M R FALLS CITV TIG€R FAN and raffle tickets for a $100 gift certificate at Davies. Mr. Gellett was the sponsor for the annual trip to Washington. D.C. Something unusual was that all boys went on the trip in April. The Juniors' annual magazine sole was the blgget ever. They raised over $6000. But this year, something new was proposed. Instead of spending all their profits on the Junior-Senior Prom, the Juniors decided to get videos for the donee rather than a bond. For the second time in FCHS history and the second year In a row, the girls' Cross Country team went to the state meet. Freshmon, Lisa Gellett was the first Tiger runner to cross the finish line. She placed 32nd. Senior Kate Borer placed 35th. Another interesting event took place during the Cross Country season at the Beatrice Invitational. Kate Borer was in first place and ran the wrong course. She would have been disqualified, but every girl behind followed her. She placed first in that meet. To take a look at other people ond events, follow me ... 2 Introduction

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Students live it up Getting yearbooks, Christmas Prom, Homecoming, Musical, Jr.-Sr. Prom. Career Planning Day, Spirit IJLIeek, Presidential election ... UUhen school started, o big edition mas increased spirit. Skits at pep rallies provided entertainment. The wrestlers mill remember getting beat by the cheerleaders in the tug-of-mor. The mrestlers had tmo handicaps, though. They had baby pomder on the floor and baby oil on their hands. Homecoming mas a special time at FCHS. The queen attendants decided to break tradition and mear skirts and smeaters instead of formals for half-time festivities. During Spirit UJeek on Comboy and Indian Day, a group of comboys held up the office mhen Carolyn Voung, school secretary, mas counting the day’s money. The musical. South Pacific, mas put on by FCHS students on November 9 and 10. The cost did promotional shoms at the elementary schools, Jeff Beckner shows the cast of South Padflc” how to do o beUy donee. Middle School, and high school during the meek of the play. The shorn had a good turnout. This year's Christmas Prom mas sponsored by the Booster Club. For the first time, the donee mos held ot the National Guard Armory. Music mas provided by Kevin Smith and John Nixon. To toke o look ot other people and events, follom me ... 4 Student Life Divider