Lakeview High School - Viking Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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Computer and typing class are two of the business classes offered. Tammy Schrier figures out a program. STUDENT LIFE Anything beats being bored. On the weekends, students go to parties or to the movies with their friends. Some- times they have people over at their house to watch movies or a football game. Whatever students decide to do on the weekends becomes the news- beat of the school during the next week. After a bonfire, many students piled into their cars and cruised the parking lot. This was a pre-Homecoming activity.

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During the outside visitation phase of the evaluation the Student Council members voiced their opinions about Lakeview. Lakeview goes through an eval- uation every seven years. Study hall provides Stacia Schumacher, Chris Humlicek, and Heidi Mueller with a chance to do their homework. Most students take a study hall. Getting his books out of his lock- er is the first job of the day for David Jacobs. Every student has his own locker. Concentrating on the lecture are Kevin Kleveman, Greg Noonan, and Bill Johnson. Lectures are important in every- day teaching.

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Couples ball festivities. | are among the a slow dance during Snow- irk Lindhorst and his date Sophomore boys enjoy their meal. They also watch for flying food. Decorating for dances can be a fun expe- rience. Jamie Loseke found out that it’s hard to blow up balloons while laughing. Strolling in the hallway with al :eleton can catch a lot of attention. Amy LI »ig and Kerri Muhle have a chat with deal rred.