Nicolet High School - Shield Yearbook (Glendale, WI)

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'if' Y F1 QM Q H in wi, if ff ff s 5' C ' 3 t T Fred Croen, NicoIet's Zeus, declared thumbs up for Field Day 1968. 1 janet Levi concentrated on the intricate footwork she and lohan Segerdahl devised for the three legged race.

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Dropping formality, the tuxcclo-clad men dispatched MerIin's clclimcivs with boyish relish. , . i lvl 7:- Camelot's Romance Graced Prom 1968 Sluicing rain cascading down the stained glass windows failed to ruin Prom 1968. Over the bridge the dewy taffetas and iridescent, nub- by silks complemented the aura of Camelot. All around, the glow spread from rainbow leaves, fuzzy greenery, inky cloaks on Merlin's maiden's and hazy lanterns. The grand march, reminiscent of pro- cessions of lords and ladies in earlier times, swept bedecked couples round the room, around again, until everyone swung, smiling and glistening, into medieval night. Poised and beaming, the court prepared to plunge into the whirl ofthe grand march. Surrounded by young lords and ladies, school principal Dr. Reiels and his damsel chatted amiably. I7

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Herculean Challenges Spurred Competition Class banners- Zeus Was A Senior, The Gor- gon Had 69 Headsf' Mercury Lived To Be 70, and Mount Olympus, Home Of The Frosh -inspirited Field Day, 1968. Egg catchers concentrated on white objects in the sky. Squinting faces propelled bare- footed relay runners into the winning places. Winces of pretended pain covered a frosh's face as a sopho- more boy tried to stamp out her ballooned ankle. Sunburned faces proclaimed another successful Field Day in this Olympic year. lump the hurdle. Crawl under the hurdle. Swing and jump the rope, flashed through Bill Hiller's mind. Laurie Picus and Frank Olbrys, anxious to help the junior class earn the 10 points for grapefruit game, exchanged stategies. Big hands brought victory as members of all four classes tried to fill awaiting baskets with coke tops. I9 . .ECN