Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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PINK PANTHERS Girls Give First Pigskin Performance Pink Panthers for 74-75 year consisted of five seniors, seven juniors, and three sophomores. Activities included performing at four basketball and one football game. The girls practiced during fifth period instead of the usual mornings before school. Sue Dewell was the head of Pink Panthers with Tammy Hopkins as the assistant head. Student manager for this year was Diane Dahlheim. Miss Ray was the sponsor. LEFT: Pink Panthers include FIR8T ROW: Marlene Schifbauer. Sue Breach. Laurie Moody. Jeanne Oentzler, Ann Hutton. SECOND ROW: Lori Timperley. Tammy Hopkins. Lisa Winther. Lori Muak, Diane Dahlheim, student manager. THIRD ROW: Sue Dewell. Sara McKee. Jane Lavender. Heidi Ernst. Kris Biehle, Lisa Mullins. 28

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CHEERLEADERS Spirit, Rallies Concern Cheerleaders Being a cheerleader at Norfolk Senior High started the minute the results of try-outs were announced. During the summer there were practices and money making projects so the cheerleaders could attend clinic. Some of the responsibilities of being a cheerleader, according to reserve cheerleader Darcy Lichtenberg, “It’s working together to create enthusiasm and a good school image in the eyes of the public.” Varsity head cheerleader Colleen Tillson stated that some of the major worries were the success of pep rallies and whether the school would be spirited on the game day. Despite all of the extras involved, most cheerleaders found it rewarding. PANTHERS ABOVE: This year’s varsity basketball cheerleaders included Denise Dahlheim, Judy Walmsley. Cindy Nelson, head. Laurie Baker, and Sandy Perkins. BELOW: Cindy Nelson. Judy Walmsley. and Denise Dahlheim urge their team to try hard. RIGHT: The varsity football group. FRONT ROW: Deb Nelson. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Moody. Colleen Tillson. and BACK ROW: Monica Collison. Jane Adams is not pictured.

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ABOVE: The silhouette of Tammy Hetrick can be seen as she practices after school. ABOVE: NHS majorettes for 74-’75 are Diane Robinson. Tammy Hetrick, and Shelly Middleton. BELOW: RIGHT: Shelly stays in time with the band during a h »lf-time performance. MAJORETTES Three Majorettes Do Work The majorettes were among the many groups and organizations at NHS which experienced a change this year. Instead of the traditional five as in previous years, there were only three majorettes. They were Tammy Hetrick. Shelly Middleton, and Diane Robinson. Tryouts were held last spring for majorette. They performed during half-time activities for both football and basketball games, and they also marched with the NHS marching band in all parades. There was not a head majorette. of Five ABOVE: Diane goes over a routine before performing at an upcoming basketball game. 29