Lakeview High School - Viking Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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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.

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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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Typical S aturday Nights If you were to survey the Stu- dent body, would they say that Sat- urday Night is the best night of the week? Many students would agree with this, because it’s a day away from the usual rush of school. Then there is always the planning of things to do that night. Whether it’s a nice, quiet evening with your girl- friend or boyfriend, or a small get to- gether with your friends to watch movies. No matter what the occa- sion, there is no such thing as a “typical” Saturday night. Students have a variety of dif- ferent things they do on a Saturday night. Some students work, some drive around, and some are unfortu- nate to say, “I’m grounded.’’ Every- one needs a day off from homework, school food, and teacher's lectures. According to Jeanne Nicolas, “My Saturday night is either flipping fish at Long John Silver’s, cheering at a Basketball game, going out with my friends, or going out with my boyfriend when he’s home from col- lege.” Loren Rieck, has a totally dif- ferent agenda for his Saturdays. “I like going out for pizza, watching movies with friends, and cruisin mains.” Every Saturday brings some- thing new to do. Sometimes good times, and sometimes bad times. I’m sure most students agree, to classify any Saturday night as typi- cal, is absolutely untrue. Getting ready to go out arc Craig Franzcn and Kim Brakenhoff. They prepare to leave in the love machine. The Beast”. Grabbing a bite to eat after a game is very popular among dating couples. Mike Hilger and Jean Miksch enjoy one such evening at Burger King.