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TOP LEFT: As she looks in the mirror at her graduation gown, Angie Hess is reminded of memorable high school experiences. TOP RIGHT: Senior Class President Ron Wineinger accepts the spirit stick award from Mr. Dennis Parks as senior cheerleaders Jan Nuss and Lanell Tajch- man jump for joy in the background. ABOVE: As the Senior Class entry in the Old Settlers Day parade passes by, paradegoers are reminded that the early bird gets the worm.'' ABOVE RIGHT: When Carl Wolf seeks information on a college, he knows just where to go—the guidance office. RIGHT: Mrs. Judy Dannenfelser and her senior English students discuss plans to see the musical Annie in Kansas City. 18
Seniors win third consecutive spirit stick award Winning the spirit week award for the third consecutive time highlighted the fall ac- complishments of the 55 seniors. To earn the spirit stick award, the seniors decorated the halls with giant posters, banners, red and blue lights, and a variety of balloons and streamers. They also showed their spirit in their attire, chants and their rowdiness at the pep assembly. In preparation for the Old Set- tlers Day parade, Greg Boyle, Brad Seifert and Randy Savage created the framework for the bird that emphasized the float theme, “The early bird gets the worm.” The papier mache work was done by Kevin Jirak, Joan Hiebert, Ty Branson, Lisa Wilson and Mr. Les Byer, sponsor. The seniors receive second prize for their efforts. }xA + J f 4 Decisions were also an impor- tant part of senior activities. For the first time, seniors voted on changing the baccalaureate and commencement from two separate events to a combined activity. The traditional arrange- ment was continued. TOP LEFT: In preparation for senior spirit day. Aaron Hett. Kevin Jirak and Cindee Miesse hang a large 81 banner TOP RIGHT: Helping her class raise $300 for colored pictures in the yearbook. Carla Annis turns in her money to Mr Les Byer. Senior Class sponsor. MIDDLE: As she assists the Class of 1981 decorate for spirit day. Senior Class sponsor Mrs. Pat Jackson gathers up a bunch of balloons. ABOVE: Senior Class officers—Bruce Winkler, vice president; Tammy Sandwell. secretary; Ron Wineinger. president; and Lanell Tajchman. treasurer LEFT: Joan Hiebert is almost completely covered by an 81 sign she is holding for her classmates to hang on the wall. 19
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