Northwest High School - Viking Yearbook (Grand Island, NE)

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Drama and Thespians Achieve High Drama Club members, back row: left to right: Tracey Crook, Linda Cook. Lisa Bredthauer. Linda Wieczorek. Colleen Muhs. Brenda Bicktord. Michelle Augustyn, Brenda Eilts. Shannon Couillard. Jeff Linden. Chris Fuss, and Kathy Dreher. Third row: Cindy Thomas, Teresa Ludwig. Brenda Cook. Bess Greenfield. Cheryl Hassler. Kelly Hadan. Angle Nietfeld. Becky Edgar, and Karen Sharp. Second row: Lisa Chapman, Lori Boltz. Brenda Ostermeier. Linda Hoover. Lesa Mettenbrink. Sherri Christensen. Regina Crapson, Rona Canfield. and Sandi Maxwell. Front row; Kevin Davis, Jeff Winseman, Greg Richards, Ken Arndt, Steve White, Brad Lantzer, Curt Gehman, and Rich DeMary. Drama Club and The- spians maintained a high performance level throughout the year. Many members were able to participate in the various school productions. The all-school play, Blithe Spirit, was a mature show with demanding char- acterization and special ef- fects. It was a benefit show to help the Beth Selle family. Ransom of Red Chief was a traveling show put on by Drama Club. They per- formed at elementary schools and reti rement homes. Thespians is an interna- tional organization to honor those who excel in the per- forming arts. A Thespian initiation was held to recog- nize Lesa Mettenbrink, Jeff Winseman, Becky Edgar, Cheryl Hassler, and Curt Gehman as new members. Cheryl Hassler displays her make-up talents in drama. 108 Thespians members, back row: left to right: Ken Arndt and Steve White Middle row: Lesa Mettenbrink, Brenda Eilts, and Lisa Chapman Front row: Regina Crapson and Angie Nietfeld

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Pride, and Fun Into Northwest Stu-Co representatives Jeff Baxter. Rob Falldorf, and Brian Mustion discuss future Sandy Cure and Lisa Chapman don ' t agree with what : Council activities. the fellows had to say. Student Council kept themselves busy trying to make things a little bit better at Northwest. While attempt- ing to build pride in our school , they were able to put some fun in their activities. To learn about their organization, the Council at- tended two District conven- tions. You can tell they learned well by their many projects planned. Student Council spon- sored two dances. There was a new kind of dance, the Tworp-n-f orp, and they co- sponsored the Winter Sports dance. Other spirit building activities included a pep rally, pig kissing contest and Valentine carnations. They also painted the new murals in the student lounge. To promote pride in our school, the Council donated money to the Cheer Fund, sold Northwest T-shirts, and sold banners and window stickers. Student Council in action. 107

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