Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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POWDERPUFF Sintek Reigns QUILL AND SCROLL as Powder Puff King LEFT: Rich Sintek is our 1974 Powder Puff King. ABOVE: ‘Coach' Jeff Burrus works out some key plays for Monica Collison during rac-tice held at Johnson's Park. Referee Larry Blaser raised his arm for another touchdown; the cheerleaders did their own version of two-bits to the crowd’s delight, and Burrus’ Broads downed Chamberlin’s Chicks, 20-14 in an action packed game. Yes, the annual Powder Puff game was defintely a success. Even though Tom Gesell came mainly to watch Vicki Matthies, he claimed that the guys (Jeff Burrus and Rog Chamberlin) put together equally good teams with only two practices. After the game, Rich Sintek was crowned the Powder Puff King by Mark Stortvedt, last year’s king. Other candidates were Joe Austin, Steve Farlee. Mike Test, and Mike Voigt. The game and the crowning ceremony was sponsored by the Pantherettes. Society Members Aid Publication Staff 18 The NHS members of Quill and Scroll, an international honor society for high school journalists, were selected for membership from the top one-third of their classes. Members aided the Publication Department in the production of the Milestone and the Panther for our school. New members were announced at the publication's convocation held in the spring. Miss Ruth A. Wagner was sponsor of this Quill and Scroll chapter. Members of Quill and Scroll are FRONT ROW. Gina Nelson. Diane Maxwell and Jeanne Gentzler. SECOND ROW: Pam Crosby. Pam Nitz and Jan Broer. BACK ROW: Lea Schlote. Kerri Lesher, Kathy Dean, and Miss Wagner.

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LEFT: Ann Dunlap takes a break front her studying. ABOVE: Members make plans for their next project. BELOW: Members include: FIR8T ROW: Paula Anderson. Karen Kimball. Judy Walmsley. Sandy Henkel. Pam Nitz. SECOND ROW: Rich Sintek. Kent Wittier. Ann Dunlap. Cheryl Hastings. Theresa Drda. Lynette Gnirk. THIRD ROW: Dave Schoening. Rick Shaneyfelt. Tom Gesell, Steve Sowers. Steve Hillson. Mr. Schlomer. 17

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Tom and Scott Oesell find that their point of interest is Japan. SUMMER EXCHANGE STUDENTS Faythe Nelson Relaxes in Switzerland 1 Switzerland was the setting for Faythe Nelson’s summer, which gave her two months of relaxation and fun. Faythe went through a foreign exchange program called C.F.U. and toured Europe while she stayed with a family 15 miles out of Lucerne. Tom and Scott Gesell also were foreign exchange students for LABO, a program set up by the state of Nebraska and 4-H. They spent one month touring Japan, spending most of their time in the capitol. Tokyo. Faythe, Tom, and Scott experienced a different summer with different people in different places. They dared to be individual and had a great and memorable time doing it. Faythe Nelson reminisces over her relaxing vacation in Switzerland which she experienced last summer.