Lakeview High School - Viking Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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OUR CARS . . .“TOO COOL” Many students at Lakeview High School rely greatly on the use of their car, whether to use it for getting to work, going to school, or just cruisin” the town. There is always a large variety of cars ranging from your basic junker” to your hot rod. A majority of the male student body put a lot of money and time into their cars to make them the fastest, best looking car on the lot. The ultimate test to prove who has the fastest car is beyond the mason road by Shell Creek or to see who can power-brake their tires the longest leaving the school parking lot. Sound systems also seem to be a major necessity to most people. It always seems to be a challenge to have the loudest stereo, the best equalizer, and the most speakers. After school many cruise” the parking lot jammin” to their tunes basically trying to irritate whomev- er the teacher might be that week standing outside for parking lot patrol”. Cars seem to be a teenagers best friend. The one you go everywhere with and the one that knows all your secrets, ranging from whose house you drive by on Saturday night to what your favorite songs are. Top Right: Strolling cooly to his car is Senior Jeff Garbers. TOP LEFT: Here is a popular tape deck by Pioneer. - Centrate FEX-95. BOTTOM LEFT: A flat tire (Leslie Griffith's car) can cause problems when a speedy exit is desired. BOTTOM RIGHT: A special paint job can add that certain flair to a car as Doug Blasen's Camaro illustrates. 12

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STUDENTS CONFESS EMBARRASSING MOMENTS Everyone soes through at least one embarras- sing moment during four years of high school These are a few senior examples- During a performance of a Children s play, I started laughing so hard, that the call of mother nature came faster than my stage exit,' stated a senior Drama student. ■Running into a bridge two times with my car.’ Lisa Lichtenfeld 'When people come up and ask me how I like my first year of high school when I'm a senior.” Melaney Perkins. My most embarrassing moment was when I was getting ready for practice and I was in the hall got my shorts pulled down in front of a teacher.” Jeff Inselman Running back from the lake after I got thrown in when I was a freshman.” Keith Gehring When Mr. Kinzer made fun of me in front of the whole Physics class for shooting a 60 in 9-holes of golf Wade Behlen A flushed face a childish smile, a moment we cherish, but also moments we would like to TOP: Being a wrestler and having a class with the wrestling coach can prove to be a 'headlocking” experience for senior Ron Remm. MIDDLE: Falling down on the floor in front of a Lakeview crowd was an embarrassment for senior Sheryl Jarosz. BOTTOM: Putting his hands over his face after a embarrassment is senior Brian Soulliere. 11

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TOP: Taking a look back at the cars of 1986 BOTTOM RIGHT: The ultimate economic crunch came to Jerry Jaixen last winter. BOTTOM LEFT: Standing by her dream car is Ruth Christensen.