Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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QUILL AND SCROLL Society Members Examine Exchanges Members of Quill and Scroll were selected for membership from the top one-third of their classes. Quill and Scroll is an international honor society for high school journalists. Members aided Publication Department in production of the Milestone and Panther. At the publications convocation in the spring, new members were announced. Sponsor of Quill and Scroll was Miss Ruth A. Wagner. 1. Advisor Miss Ruth A. Wagner proofreads one last page to meet the deadline. 2. Quill and Scroll members are FRONT ROW: Lea Schlote. Pam Crosby. Gay Nygren. and Sue Kimball. SECOND ROW: Sara Sieler. Elaine Brockman. Charlotte Ames. Sue Cox. and Cathy Hansen. THIRD ROW: Kathy Dean. Gina Nelson. Diane Maxwell. Tammy Hopkins. Vicki Matthies. and Jane Lavender. 19

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POWDER PUFF Coronation Reveals Vince Lieb as King Vince Lieb was crowned king by Rich Sintek, last year's king, during the half-time coronation at the annual girls Powder Puff football game. The other king candidates were Kent Belville, Pat Hayes, Don Johnson, Jim Norskov, and Russ Sila. Tony’s Tootsies and Mastny's Movers battled out the football game, with Tony’s Tootsies downing their opponent, 14-6. Quarterback Lori Clause of Tony’s Tootsies threw two complete passes to Sandy Drummond and Jayne Walmsley, but Mastny’s Movers were first on the scoreboard with a touchdown by Deb Nelson. Only two practice sessions were allowed for each participating team. Coaches for Tony’s Tootsies were Tony Michael, head coach; Kent Belville, and Rob Mitchell. Mastny's Movers' coaches were Scott Mastny, head coach; Jim Morskov, and Mark Peterson, Following the Powder Puff game a tape dance was held in the forum. All activities were sponsored by the Pantheretts. 1. Quarterback Lori Claus gives her arm to Tony's Tootsies. 2. Smiling Vince Lieb enjoys his role as king. 3. “Hold the field down girls,” state coaches Rob Mitchell. Tony Michael, and Kent Belville, the night before the big game'. 18

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Tutoring Service Keeps Members Busy National Honor Society has had many money making projects. Some of them included selling baked goods at school and getting the concession stand for a few wrestling matches, sophomore basketball games, and a volleyball game. Also, a bake sale at the Sunset Plaza was held February 21. A new program was started this year by the National Honor Society members. It was a tutoring service in which a member helped out another student who was having trouble in a subject. The member tutored the student all the time he was doing poorly in the subject. At the first of the year, there was also a National Honor Society member who was involved in helping a student who was not in Norfolk Senior High School. 1. Officers include: Lea Scholte. vice-president; Pat Hayes, president; Jeryce Nedrow. secretary; and Dory Hillson. treasurer. 2. National Honor Society member. Pam Crosby, studies hard. 3. Meetings in the library are held frequently to discuss new projects for the society to attempt. 20