Mead Public School - Raider Yearbook (Mead, NE)

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Knock-Knock. Avon lady. Hey! UJoit o minute! No! UUe're not up to something. 8th Grade 1991 Joey Bober Kotino Calloway Undo Charles Bobble Jo Conn Brian Cdlns Mory Clllson Chrlstl Genereux Marcia Gustofson Matthew Honnon Judy Johnson Julie Jonos Tim Keller Angle Lamprecht Lance Lawson Allen Maly Joel Moline Chod Nadgwlck Les Novak Cotrlno Parkins Cortney Schulz Aon Slodek Melinda Thompson Russell Tweedy Molly Jo Vellnsky Jill Vogt Volerie UJIIIIams 17

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Joseph Christensen Peggy Conn floron Hollst Kristin Konecky Kent Longemeier Tony Monaghan €rlc Nelson Stocy Pickworth Bill Robertson Debbie Soujyer Jennifer Schliffke Paul Spence Lonnie Strong Ross Tweedy Nicole UUIIIiams 16

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UJhot gome ore we ploying? Mark ftdoms Robert film Theresa Conn Amy Dieckmon Brenda Fick Joson Givens Donnie Honsen Joy Honson Leflnn Holbrook Chad Jonos Joel Konecky 18 FRCSHMAN Vou gotta problem? The Freshman class of '86-'87 is our third larg- est class. This class consists of seven girls and fourteen boys, whom ore actively involved in the extracurriculars that ore offered to the stu- dents at Mead High School; which include volley- boll, football, basketball, track, FFR, FHR, and mony others. The Freshman class is not new to the school but ore new to the responsibilities and choices that ore given to them; which they ore handling very well. The Freshman hove headed into the new year with goals and high expectations that they os a doss and individ- uals hope to accomplish during the year. FI few of the money making projects sponsored by the Freshman were the half court shot and the sell- ing of Mead Raider duffle bogs. The Freshman held their first class election which resolved in the following: Joy Honson, President; Joson Maly, Vice President; Robert Rim, Secretary; Mike Maly, Treasurer; Joson Givens and Joel Konecky, Student Council. This class with its knowledge and abilities has already mode a lasting impression at Meod and will strive to overcome the obstacles to come in the future. Buddies ot last.