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

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Senior Darin Holman throws another piece of wood on the pile to make a bigger and better bonfire to raise Homecoming spirit. Between dances Tony Schawang, Shawn HagerKelli Hager, and Wes Vinsonhaler stop to relax and chat for a while. Student Life Divider 5

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Coach Larry Munn spends a day back in the fifties to show his spirit during Homecoming week. The cast of Oklahoma listens intently to a conversation between Aunt Eller and Andrew Carnes. Accentuate the Positive... The Fun. While students strived in their academic studies, they didn't forget the extra activities that made their year unique. Homecoming, dances, and plays created a positive attitude in everyone and gave them long lasting memories. Throughout the year, activities were planned and held that gave the entire student body a chance to become involved. Homecoming week was full of spirit-raising events. Cheerleaders held contests during the noon hours to test the talents and abilities of the student body. Some of the contests included a car stuff, an egg toss, and a four-legged race. Participation was better than expected, but Junior Misti McAfee said, Homecoming was a lot of fun, but if everyone would have participated in all of the events, it would have been more fun. The Homecoming parade had to overcome an obstacle Mother Nature sent our way. With winds blow- ing at what seemed to be hurricane force, we had our hands full just making sure that all the parts of the floats stayed together. Cheerleader Sara Feek said, There were good float ideas this year, but too many people couldn't enjoy the floats to their full potential because they were too busy trying to keep the float together. As they always have, dances provided a focal point in the afterschool activities. It didn't seem to matter whether it was a casual after-the-game dance or one as formal as Junior-Senior Prom; attendance was good and everyone had fun. Senior Sean Eickhoff commented, At dances everyone can just be together and be themselves without worrying about anything else. As we look back upon our years in high school, the first things we will remember will be the fun times. 4 Student Life Divider

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Tom Wenz and Bobby Eis smile for the camera at the dance. Jon Scribner shows some new moves at the Homecoming dance. Dudley rides on a float with John McClarnen and Chris White during the parade. David Merz helps set up for the bon-fire during Spirit Week. 6 Homecoming