Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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!. Smiling at the crowd. Beth French and Kletus Morgan are crowned homecoming royalty. 3. Several members of the pep club participate in the festivities by riding in the parade. 3. Todd Doane and Penny Raymond look happy as they walk onto the field. 4. Soaking in the excitement of the daily events. Sherri Schwede and Greg Heier ride down main street. 5. Candidate Jonell Arment is enjoying the ride but Kent Larson seems to have his mind elsewhere. 6. Hot cocoa and blankets keep Sherri Schwede. Beth French, Laurie Wipperling. Jonell Arment. and Penny Raymond warm both inside and out. 7. Joining the crowd of marchers. Tamara Grunke twirls her baton. 8. Greeting the people during the parade. Laurie Wipperling and Roger Sunder-man wave to the spectators. 13

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HOMECOMING Crowning Held During Halftime Ice Castles was the theme for the 1980 homecoming which was held on September 36. Beth French and Kletus Morgan were crowned as royalty. Rather than having coronation the night preceding the football game as had been done in the past, the ceremony was held during half-time of the Norfolk-Beatrice game. However, other traditional festivities were carried out as usual. The parade took place at 4:00 and consisted of twelve entries including the first place French Club Float. The dance, sponsored by the Student Council, lasted from 9 until 13:30 in the forum and featured the band Flash Flood from Lincoln. i:

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WINTER ROYALTY Theis, Frohberg Reign The evening started out great with the Norfolk boys basketball team defeating the Beatrice Orangemen, and for Lisa Theis and Jeff Frohberg it had a wonderful ending when they were crowned the 1981 Winter Royalty Queen and King. The coronation was immediately after the game, followed by a dance in the forum. Traditionally the coronation was called Sports Royalty, but this year the Pep Club turned the responsibility over to Student Council, who in turn changed the name to Winter Royalty. In the past only winter athletes and Pep Club members were eligable for nomination; this also changed. All seniors except homecoming candidates were on the ballot. Senior girls voted for the boy candidates and vice versa. The entire student body voted for king and queen from the ten candidates. Jim Milliken sang the theme song One in a Million” with James Lee accompanying him on the piano. The MC for the evening was Steve Ronspies.