Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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Seniors Melanie Elliott, Stacy Burroughs, Kim DeYonge, and Brenda Korth cram for their upcoming tests in this “study hall. These study sessions are frequently found before school in the hallways, library, and the Forum. Norfolk Senior High 801 Riverside Blvd. Norfolk, Ne 68701 (402) 371-0952 Milestone 1987 Volume 88 Q. Opening

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TABLE OF CONTENTS OPENING 2 ACHIEVEMENTS 4 STUDENT LIFE . . 14 CLASSES 26 ACADEMICS 62 SPORTS 78 ORGANIZATIONS 114 MINI-MAG 158 COMMUNITY . . . 166 202

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Expectations School begins with anticipation, spirit as Students, teachers strive for sensational year WHY? This was the question asked of NHS students and faculty. As the school year progressed, the answer became more clear. Norfolk High School provided its students with the best possible education; likewise, the students gave their complete effort to succeed in all that they did. Expecting the best was not the entire answer. We accepted too. The diversity of the student body challenged our personal judgments toward others. The jocks, the brains, the Everyone is working together in order to accomplish their ambitions. -Laura Halferty leaders, the shy, and the outspoken were all very different; yet we were still encompassed by a strong bond of school pride. The entire faculty contributed to the answer. Their responsibilities were to teach facts and laws. However, they also offered students their valuable time and glimpses into future. This was just the beginning of the answer. As the year advanced, we grew pot just as a school or as students, but as a community of people answering the question WHY? -L. Thelander Football cheerleader Patty Long fires up the crowd during the first home game. Fan support was essential for victorious teams. Seniors Tina Steele and Ken Smith practice their music for a Choraleers performance.