Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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TOP: Oayla Lee and Rick Qlandt. assisted by their train bearers, prepare to crown the new 1976 royalty. MIDDLE: Pam Nitz and escort John Schaffer. ABOVE: Sue's face lights up as she is announced as queen. TOP: After coronation. NHS students dance in the forum to the music of ‘Strait.’ MIDDLE LEFT: Sue Dewell and her escort Ron Olandt. LEFT: Sally Schwede and her escort Craig Fundum. ABOVE: Pantherette members assist the candidates in putting on their crowns. 15

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SPORTS ROYALTY Wishing’ Comes True For Sue, John ABOVE: Newly-crownod king John Schaffer and Queen Sue Dewell take the throne as new NHS Sports Royalty. BELOW: Candidates: Pam Nitz, John Schaffer. Sally Schwede, Craig Fundum, Sue Dewell, and Ron Qlandt wait as the band plays ‘Wishing You Wore Here.' As the band played ‘Wishing You Were Here,’ the six candidates for NHS ’75 Sports Royalty waited in anticipation for the announcement of the new king and queen. The next minute was filled with tears of joy and handshakes of congratulations as Susan Dewell and John Schaffer were crowned by last year’s royalty, Gayla Lee and Rick Glandt. Attendants for the couple were Pam Nitz, Sally Schwede. Craig Fundum. and Ron Glandt. Coronation followed the basketball game with Beatrice. Preparations were made by the Pantherettes. The Panthers pulled out a victory 54-49. A dance followed the game in the NHS forum with ‘Strait’ providing the music. The dance and decorations for the forum were provided by the NHS Student Council. Sports Royalty was preceded by ‘Spirit Week,’ during which students dressed accordingly with clown day, fifties day, farmer day, stomp ’em day, and watch ’em day.

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Students Serve School, Community National Honor Society members helped tutor students who found difficulties with their assignments. They also helped at parent-teacher conferences by directing the parents to the teachers. The society members earned money by working in the concession stand during basketball season. For an extra project, the group participated in a ride-along program with the police. The purpose of this project was to begin learning about the community and the role the police play in it. Students chosen for this honor club were selected from the previous spring’s junior class by a faculty council on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership, and service to the school. Two students who had moved from other towns were also accepted into the society. The new members were announced at a special convocation at the end of May. ABOVE: Officers included: president, Steve Hillson; vice president, Ann Dunlap; secretary. Pam Nitz; and treasurer, Cheryl Moody. RIGHT: Steve Hillson works in the concession stand at a basketball game. 16