Norris High School - Sunshine Days Yearbook (Firth, NE)

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French Connection Experiences Cultures Studying other cultures and attempting to understand them was the goal of the Norris French Connection this year. Their many activities included a trip to Omaha in the fall and meetings throughout the year. Each monthly meeting focused on a different aspect of culture. Moneymaking projects including bake sales and babysitting helped the club earn money for their annual campout, this year at Crystal Springs. Bake sales held during the year helped raise money for a campout at Crystal Springs. In one French Club moneymaking project Carol Rice babysits during a P.E.G. meeting. mtpoge fysnr, . X .X , French Connection members: FRONT ROW- D. Biggs, S. Boesiger, C. Walton, S. Yonkey, T. Harrison. SECOND ROW- Chris Wieting, K. Swain, K. Egger, D. Foster, Scott Pianalto, T. Reichwaldt, A. Tempero. BACK ROW- I. DeVries, S. McLeod, G. McCown, A. Schrieber, S. Abele, S. Parde, C. Rice, Sponsor M. Peterson.

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Cheerleaders Extend En th usiasm R k'Q5fiks,. Wrestling cheerleaders: I. Gray, D. Bulin, D. Mischnick, S. Gana, M. Cramer, I. Kuster. NOT PICTURED: Mascot D. Thavanet. The wrestling and varsity cheerleaders gather together for last minute plans and preparations before the pep rally begins. The wrestling and varsity cheer- leaders were busy promoting pep and spirit throughout the year. The varsity cheerleaders experienced their first year without the support of the pep club behind them. The spirit was maintained from week to week as various grades took turns decorating the school. The wrestling cheerleaders had the active help of the Wrestling Boosters Club. Varsity cheerleaders: FROM TOP- B. Kolder, P. Schwaninger, K. Huenink, I. TenHulzen. NOT PICTURED: Chris Kechely.

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Artists Create With Various Media Art instructor Robert Hegler observes as junior Kelli Livengood demonstrates the fundamentals of throwing a clay pot. This year not just general art Classes were offeredg added in the second semester was a ceramics class. This involved enlarg- ing the art department and buying pottery wheels. In this newly created class students are learning how to make clay plaques, beads, cups, pitchers, vases and bowls. In the general art classes students use their talents for tissue collages, wood carving, ink drawings, print making and oil paintings. Both these classes encouraged a great deal of imagination and creativity. The Norris art classes are becoming more and more varied each year. .. N .ik 1 R I X 3. 'iq ' 'si . . 1 ,ft l X ,nn loe Schaepe shows his own artistic techniques while making a string Ceramics students Donna Eggert and Denise Wagner dip their pottery into painting during an art class. a glaze to give a final touch to their pots.