North Platte High School - Roundup Yearbook (North Platte, NE)

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os student directors encouroge tolent -4 ' 5. 82 4' Jimi .lj 2 ill Leroy lones, Heidi Nelson, jerry Layher, loni lames, Shari Mires, lfront rowl Shelly Scritsmier and Bill Allen present their jug to di- rector, Tom Richardson. 123 Camy Eggers frantically calls for help. Q31 Leroy jones and Bill Allen argue as Shelly Scritsmier tolerates the rudeness. HJ Greg Greder, an efficient policeman. 151 Cast of UThe Storm bows at their success: leff Craig, Gretchen Miesback, Missy Mason, Greg Gullion, and Chris Wal- lace.

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One-Hcts contolned vorlety of emotions This year's student directed One-Acts contained a variety of emotion. ln Wrong Number direct- ed by Sue Smith, Mrs. Steven- son QCamy Eggersj is an invalid alone in her apart- ment. She is mistakenly cut in on a phone call and overhears two men planning a murder-hers! She tries to get help from the operators fHeidi Nelson, Cherri Buzzell, loni lamesj and the police QGreg Grederj, but they are unable to help. The Storm directed by Ann Girard, is set in the cabin of leff and Mary Mulky QGreg Gullion and Chris Wallacej. A hunter Ueff Craigj comes into the cabin to escape the storm as well as to seek re- venge because he thinks his wife QMissy Masonj and daughter QGretchen Mies- backj have been killed many years ago by Mulky. Howev- er, the wife and daughter ar- rive, and the once seperated family reunites, and leaves. Quiet Please directed by Tom Richardson, is an exam- ple of a feud between two brothers led QBiII Allenj and leff Harris fleroy lonesj. The local Reverand Uerry Laherj and local church mem- bers QShari Mires, loni james, Heidi Nelsonj try to work things out. It takes a social worker fShelIy Scritsmeirj to accomplish that goal.

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Spirit Week feotures numerous outfits Second semester Spirit Week featured numerous outfits with a different theme for each day. The week was entertaining for participants and observers alike. The theme for Monday was Lollipop Day with stu- dents encouraged to dress like little kids. Tuesday was the Year 2000 day. The next day was the Crazy Hat and Sock Day and Thursday was Fifties Day. The traditional Blue and Gold Day was Fri- day coinciding with the boy's basketball game at which North Platte staged a late game rally which wasn't enough as they lost to Kearney 69-65. .a .X 1 .ff , J I r Q, f A ,Q 1-. 'M ' - V ly, ,W iz f f gi vgyi V 0 s !N X H , f x 0 v ' - A, .,- ,Nj i.- r, UW' it 1 . ' iv ' t.. .,,. , Q MM. A 'jr f ,lp , X , f r 'I V , , ' 'Q-at at lift x X X' ,Q , vp n f,, mwyyfggrz , '-,' ' 1 ' . f r r or r T' f T aryrra r x v 2 -'17, Das an vqnnv-M355 Q ' ' , f Y i V'Yal'um,,.r ma A. H, , .. , ,. ' . 6 we timid VH- W 8. .Yun -'M a-.u X .CZR 'xy o C ? W sf '1-