Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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14 Student Life Senior Gloria Roggow is appropriately dressed for ’Nerd Day.' This day was part of the events that occurred during the week before Winter Royalty. Led by the cheerleaders, the student body cheers the Panthers onto another basketball victory. The gym had to be closed because of overcrowding during several games.

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Wendell Fossum directs the Senior High Orchestra during Baccalaureate. The Orchesira is responsible for playing at Graduation. Jackie Bader and friends congratulate one another after Commencement. Graduation is a very emotional time for some people. Mr. Burkink and Dr. Merritt pose with the top three students: Paul Davis, Tracy Koch, and Kent Hofmann. These students give speeches at Commencement. The class of 1987 throws their caps into the air in jubilation. The use of non-returnable mortarboards made the practice much safer. Graduation 13

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Jason Feddern, Jeff Beye, Annette Henseleit, and Steve Nelson take their chances at one of the many games at Post Prom. Many large gifts were given away this year. Brooke Roman waits on one of her customers at Karmelkorn. Many students worked for extra spending money. Anticipating 3:30pm Students' time, energy spent on more Than homework, Jobs; sleep, friends, sports, music keys to relaxing ■ When you are out of school, what activites take up most of your time ? A i m Work takes up most most of my time when I am not in school, at least on weeknights. I really do not like work having more priority than school work, but I know it does because I spend more time at work than I do on school work. Then when I come home from work, I'm usually too tired to do my homework. -Terri Hively A V. My spare time is occupied mostly by sports-practices and games. I also spend time with my friends. Music also takes a big part of my time. Some activities have priority over others, but right now school work is more important because education is stressed so much today. -Natasha Siores Q ■ What do the foreign exchange students add to our school? A m Foreign exchange students add 'color' to our school. They can give us more knowledge about their countries and culture. Likewise, we can share with them our culture. -Ranelle Tighe A i ■ They give us an idea of what things are like in their countries. I never knew anything about Finland before I met Kaisa Mustonen this year. Now I want to know everything about all other countries because I realize there are so many differences, as well as similarities, among all countries. -Terri Hively C) ■ How do you relax on on the weekends after a tough week of school? A ■ I go out with my boyfriend or friends and go to a movie, ‘cruise main,' or go to a football or basketball game. I just do something fun that I don't have to think about doing. -Terri Hively A l . My friends and I get together and just relax. We talk and just let everything out. I also enjoy listening to music. -Natasha Siores -L. Thelander