Nicolet High School - Shield Yearbook (Glendale, WI)

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Sadie Inspired Soul At the entrance, Teri Stryker devilishly drenched those who did not comply to her command of Take those shoes off! On the dance floor, girls winced from excruciating pain as the other Sadie-goers smashed down on their shoeless feet. On stage, the sax player flushed, and perspiration beads trickled down his face. At the C-wing gate, boys gobbled down brownies as their dates vigorously pulled them away. Excitement typified Sadie Goes Soul. EQ fn- g i .w s 1 0 I' o,' Q Q54 ' fi n its 1 0' , l w-' 1 K 'K K If I get y swat' DL.-fee-even-Q-up-ps,X7'a-3 I --'nerwnusvwtw A -A .WMA my 1 z si y i, f 5 fit YQ i it l l l .. IIB- n 1 H X! x ,- l x SQL g Q V . , ,.,N.. ,tt, , L ' r ' i fikxh 5 :LI gs Ea ,a'l'N.! X il I t r

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Knights Attained Victor over the Enemy V.O.T.E. was victorious! At the Rah-Rah Richard Rally cheerers screamed for success. Their reward came with the Knight's 40-0 victory at the campaign. In the evening, triumphant team members surrep- tiously gazed at their personal posters decorating the walls of the Inaugural Ball. Nearby, excited voters rejoiced over the victory at this year's Homecoming election! The coronation had to wait! First Lady, Terry Fischer, had a secret to tell Tom Lonnborg. Cheerleader, Nancy Nye, was sure that her balloons would at- tract buyers. The pep rally was secondary to Kathy Weiss, who was more in- terested in finding friends among the crowd. 7

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1 ' A W Q . j I? . Q., i X N , ,ns , lf? 6 1 f Q grae , 1 Rhythms Pounded at Knight ,lubs Flashing lights lit up five-hundred faces two thousand times, spotting the look of joy, the look of loneliness, the lo k of coquetry, the look of love. Each face refl ,cted a unique feel- ing. Each song the band played touched those feelings. A song of sorrow, a song of rapture, a song of passion, a of soul released the fever inside Knight Klub