Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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STUDENTS The Forum Was a popular place for all students to gather during their free time. Each class had a certain place they sat, especially the sophomores. Dances held after football and basketball games were popular with all students. Only NHS students and their registered guest were allowed to attend. Dances were held for groups to raise money. The school lunch always created differing attitudes towards eating in the cafeteria. Since sophomores didn't have open campus they had no choice of where they would eat. The juniors and seniors had open campus so they chose the place they ate lunch. Students found that Norfolk High was a fun, challenging, and rewarding school to attend. Karen Rowan shows little enthusiasm for the school lunch she just purchased. A look of amazement at how much he can actually learn in the library is shown on the face of Chris Wentling, junior. Deciding what to eat for lunch confuses Kris Warner and Mary Hiett. Head coach of Drda's Dames, Paul Drda, supervises powderpuff football practice while Pam Cannon and Carol Benson take five. 20

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SENIORS Decision Making for the future was the main concern for seniors. They took the ACT test, chose a college to attend, applied for scholarships, grants, and loans to help finance college education, or found full time employment after graduation. Seniors had class pictures taken by local photographers in the fall and passed them out to family, friends, and teachers. Senior class sponsors were Elmer Saltz, Gayle Jenkins, Jane Carlson, Ellwin Fletcher, Jim Kubik, Beth Llewellyn, Eva Meinke, Dave Nuss, Bill Rudy, Steve Schroeder, Paula Strobl, Wes Thelander, and Deanna Trowbridge. Karen Rowan gives )ana Janssen a ride in a shopping cart at the Sunset Plaza. MARK ACKLIE TOD ADAMS JULIE AHLMAN JODIE AHRENHOLTZ BILL ALEXANDER TRACEY ALEXANDER TERI MITCHELL AMBROZ KATHRYN ANDREW 22