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

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xi i NN. Enthusiasm shows on the faces of band members playing during the pep rally which Cindy Kunz helps to prepare the multipurpose room preceded the Titan victory at their homecoming game. for the Homecoming dance. X s .pf ' 1. ,.r X Nga . r I X . Y ', V 4 I 's I I N dl. if ,ri f' A -ct X ,G . s' , ' n tt N. f M4 3:2 Y v-Cm

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Gridders Win Homecoming Game With the discontinuation of the Pep Club the cheerleaders were responsible for preparing the homecoming dance. The day started off with each class decorating their assigned hall for Spirit Day. During the pep rally it was announced that the seniors had won the Spirit Trophy with the theme, Titans Co for Big Came. The juniors were close behind with the theme, Titans Put the Vikings in the Funnies. In third place were the sophomores with their theme, We're Barnstorming for a Victory. Following them were the freshman whose theme was, We're Fuedin' for a Victory. Adding a highlight to the dance was the fact that the Titans had officially conquered the Vikings with a score of 31-6. The entertainment at the dance was provided by Whale. The royalty was then announced by the 1975-76 senior attendants Brad VanS- chooten and Kerri Schmidt. The crown bearers were Mathew Weber and Iana Schumutte. Homecoming royalty: FRONT ROW- Queen C. Attendants, Chris Kechely, L. Berks: Freshman Boesiger, King S. Hietbrink. BACK ROW- Senior Attendants, Ieralyn Graves, E. Baldersong lunior Attendants, Ianet Graves, B. Gillettg Sophomore Attendants, B. Balderson, R. VanSchooten. v fe li' Xsi A Decorated by the senior class, the hall winning the spirit trophy vividly expresses their theme, Titans Go for Big Game. Look out for wild elephants.

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Revival Of The A11-School Play The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch, a western parody, was cho- sen for the revival of the All-School Play at Norris. The play, directed by Brenda Thies, takes place in Gopher Gulch, an 1890's western town. Gopher Gulch has all the in- gredients for the idealized myth. Everything is perfect-except for one small fly in the ointm- ent-Sneaky Fitch. Sneaky Fitch is the town bum. He is considered to be the most lily-livered, low-down, yellow-clean-through polecat that ever walked the face of the West. The citizens of Gopher Gulch will do anything to rid their quiet little town of the drunken scoundrel. They finally succeed, or do they? The Fall Play begins with Ioe Carter, better known as Charles Grass, becoming another victim of Rackham's gun. So goes the Code of the West. 5 . - Cast members: FRONT ROW- B. Keel. SECOND ROW- I. Tenl-Iulzen, Vandergriend, A. Tempero, R. VanSchooten, P. Schwaninger, C. Grass, I. Schaepe, K. Huenink, L. Schenkel, D. Bulin, T. Harrah, C. Burt, C. Rice, A. Church, D. Gates. NOT PICTURED: A. Marshall. G.Thummel. BACK ROW- S. Hartman, M. Niemeyer, S. Hietbrink, L.