Luck High School - Horseshoe Yearbook (Luck, WI)

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Jason Anderson Tome Baker Tamrrwe Bates Johanna Bee Jeanette Bloom Gwen Christiansen Nancy Christiansen Amber Coddmgton Wendy Coen Steve Dirckx Devlyn Elefson Rebecca Frazon Tobatha Hal Grant Hansen Jone' Hibbs Jordon Ffcbbs Ryan Johansen Shawn Johnson Ken Koltunskl Holy Larson Joel Loehr Teresa Lowe Jim Marek Paula Marek Scott Mefcn Dennis Nelson Guy Nystuen JUNIORS 16 Juniors

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LUCK HGH SCHOOL Her© w© or© one© ogan On© more year of caring and sharing Th© homework. The sports. Th© memories w© al share. And with them th© times and signs That com© in ©very high school Th© jocks. Th© brains. Th© nobodies. Th© m-betweeners And th© ones that you don't know W© al classify somewhere - But why not al together? But that is how L.H.S. has been If you do on© thing and not another Then that is your place . The teachers are our learn ers And we are the learn-ies We complain, but it does not help We only get more work We receive a new principal And ‘Now you hod better be good! Get your books Pick up your papers Show some respect! Let's make it great! This year is one you'l never forget by Jone' Hibbs (11) (top to bottom) Mfce Peppenger Dean Johnson Joy Thompson Mr Dove Kng were Wsoconjn delegates to the Notional F F A Conven- tion n Kansas City NFL Players Strike Owners Hire Scab Teams At the conclusion of the Sept 21 Jets - Patriots Monday night foot- ball game, the NFL players went out on strike The basic reason why the negotiations between the owners and players stoned was over the issue of free agency The players wanted the right to be able to change teams after their contracts expired without having to pay a penalty for not staying with their previous teams Despite the stnke, fans were able to watch football smee the owners chose to hire replacement or “scab teams The players on these teams were able to show their stuff for twenty- four days After several near-vio- lent incidents in host cities ocross the country, on Oct 15 the strike came to a close when the majority of the players crossed the picket hnes This allowed the owners to win the dispute Some replacement players retained spots on their teams and all of the replacement games counted towards the NFL playoffs Policy Excuses Final Exam Participation Principal Mike McDaniels proposed using a new Attendance Policy dur- ing the second semester The School Board gave its approval to use that semester as a trial period of the pofccy Mr McDaniels cited the need for a change due to the excessive numbers of absences re- corded during the first quarter He also stated that many of the most frequently absent students were also having the most trouble aca- demic aiy The new policy allows any student who is not faifcng and has missed less than six periods of a class per semester to choose not to take the final exams for the semes- ter without harming his her grade Al students who were failing a class at the end of the semester would be required to take the final exams, as would any student who had missed five or more periods of any class In this instance, an absence ofmore than 10 minutes, or 25%. of a period would constitute a missed Favorite Actors Actresses Picked Some people no doubt hove said that many of the students at L H S were of almost professional quality as actors, ac- tresses. and or con-men of an almost professional quality However this factor was not taken into consideratio as a part of the Of The Year Survey According to our balloting, Kirk Comer on was over- whelmingly selected as the students' fa- vorite octor while Whoppi Goldberg and Vonna White tied for favorite actress Kirk was foiowed by Eddie Murphy. Tom Cruise. Chnt Eastood. and Pee Wee Her- man The female duet was followed by Alyssa Milano. Mo v Rmgwaki and CybU Shepherd n a three-way tie FAVORITE ACTORS Krk Comer eon 27 Eddie Murphy 21 Tom Cruise 9 Clmt Eastwood 8 Pee Wee Herman 7 FAVORITE ACTRESSES Whoopie Goldberg 18 Vonna White 18 Alyssa Mrfono 13 Molly Pmgwaid 13 Cybii Shepherd 13 period Any students could choose to take the final exams in an effort to better his her grade n a class The fmai exams would be given during the fmol two days of school eoch semester Students who were not required or who did not choose to take the exams would be ex- cused from attendng school on those days The Cardinal 15

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 Juniors Raise $1100 For Prom Despite the efforts of Ken Koltunski. who alone sold 30 subscrip- tions. the magazine sales brought in a total of only $1,100.00. Since this was to be the major fund-raiser to pay for Prom '88 and graduation, the Juniors were forced to use all of their ingenuity. One idea to make money was to place special barrels in the Commons Area for empty aluminum cans. These cans were then recycled and the money went into the class's treasury The Prom planning committee also adopted a recycling attitude when- ever possible including using some of last years decorations and the bridge from the Community Ed's spook house (Far left) Rebecca Frazon, Lee Arm Vi- deen and Scott Warren take a break from the the Dally Balance sheets in Accounting (left) The Eagles Shall Soar No More' took third In the float competition Glenn Zabei Missing John Erickson Tony Erickson Andrea Olson Greg Simon Renette Stevens Sarah Tolan Missy Tonnar Lee Ann Videen Mark Walsten Mike Wannamocher Scott Warren Charlie Welch Juniors 17