Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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Honor Society Buys Shelving With money raised by the National Honor Society, new shelving units were purchased for the guidance office. Members of the organization, who were selected for their scholastic ability, earned the money for the units and other activities by running the concession stand several weeks during school. The money was also used for a party which was held for the members. Working at parent-teacher conferences and serving as guides for the junior and senior college planning night were other National Honor Society projects. Above: Members of the National Honor Society are: Seated: Denise Puls. Joan Thanel and Joette Piper. Standing: Bev Bohac, Tom Carney, Jim Say, Randy Hillson, Dick Robinson, Ross Stoffer, Ken Bachenburg, Charles Skoglund, Grant Drenkow, Dick Johnson, Mr. Sch-lomer. sponsor, and Marci Dieter. Left: Officers are Jim Say, president: Denise Puls, secretary; Bev Bohac, vice president; and Joette Piper, treasurer. 15

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FFA-FHA Crown Lange, Sellin Rick Lange and Nancy Sellin were crowned FFA-FHA King and Queen at the clubs’ annual Sweetheart Dance held February 11 in the cafeteria. The two seniors were elected by a vote cast at the beginning of the dance. Former king and queen Ranee Timperley and Carol Bretschneider relinquished the crowns after the dance and games. Other queen candidates were Joan Harrison, Peggy Knull, Carol Lehmen, Sherry Magde-frau, Zandy Potter, Karen Sum -merer, Betty Waddell, and Carol Yosten. King candidates were Gary Bretschneider, Mark Hall, Dale Muhs, and Bruce Siebrandt. Above Left: Rick Lange and Nancy Sellin pause after the crowning. Above: Two club members select a song on the juke box, which provided the music for the evening. Far Left: Couples sit around and talk during the dance. Left: Last year’s queen, Carol Bretschneider, helps Nancy with her crown. 14

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Marsh, Skoglund Win Elks Award Seniors Jill Marsh and Charles Skoglund were winners of this year’s Norfolk Elks Lodge Leadership Contest. Judges selected them out of 21 juniors and seniors from area high schools. Participants submitted scrapbooks which illustrated their high school achievements. Jill and Charles’ first place entries were placed in the State Elks Scholarship Foundation contest. Left: Elks Leadership winners are Jill Marsh and Charles Skoglund. Bev Bohac Receives Betty Crocker Award Beverly Bohac was named as Norfolk High School’s Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow for 1972. She was selected on the basis of her score in a written knowledge and aptitude examination taken by senior girls. A specially designed charm was awarded her Left: Bev Bohac takes a moment to display the charm and certificate she received when winning the Betty Crocker award. from General Mills, sponsor of the annual contest. The recognition made her eligible for state and national honors, which consisted of $1,500 college scholarship for state winners and a $5,000 scholarship for the national winner. lb