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

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GIRLS' BASKETBALL Norris A Team 21 Nebraska City 20 20 Waverly 18 17 Wahoo 18 Norris B Team Opponent 16 Nebraska City 18 8 Waverly 19 7 Wahoo 5 junior BOYS' TRACK Syracuse Dual-lst Relays-7th Grade-4th 8th Grade-5th orris Invitational-2nd Nebraska City-3rd

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8th Grade Rookies Gain Confidence Coach Breed and team student manager Todd Verhoeff discuss team strategy with Tim Vest and Steve Pianalto before a game. --,-41.-4 A As the 1976-77 football season closed the 8th graders ended up with a 1-3-1 record. A win over Centen- nial spiced the season. The team hadn't gained stardom and recogni- tion but did gain the confidence and experience needed to those who plan to continue their football car- eers. This year's team was made up of 40 rookie 8th grade boys who tried their hardest and in Coach Gale Breed's eyes, . . improved a great deal by the end of the season. Coach Breed looks on as his 8th grade rookies put in their practice time. The boys worked out diligently after school every day. 8th grade football members: FRONT ROW- I. TeKolste, R. Baumfalk, D. Bowen, A. Schaepe, S. Clifton, B. Israelson, M. Kechely, B. TeKolste, Les Dixon, Steve Pianalto, Rob Robertson, D. Goering, student manager T. Verhoeff. SECOND ROW- K. Swain, M. Tiedeman, I. Harrison, Tim Huenink, S. Vanover, G. VerMaas, E. Spidell, I. TenHulzen, G. Tebo, T. Vest, P. Welch, D. Wiles, R. Kisling, G. Schmutte. BACK ROW- I. LaMarsh, D. Krieger, D. Lowery, T. Mattox, T. Misner, I. Ideus, T. Havlat, B. Topp, B. Pankoke, T. Quinlan, D. Eggers, S. Elzey, Coach Breed.