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

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BACK ROW L-R; Trad Daberkow. Barb Behring, Cindy Wilhelmi. Lisa Borgmann. Stephanie Vollcer. Brenda Dubas, Brandie Shefneld. SECOND ROW; Mary Kennedy. Sharon Wieczorelt, Denise Saddler, Bev McDowell. Julie BoHz. Dan Prabhu. CD. Smith. Brian Lewis. Debra Brown, Theresa Dozler. Stacie Spiehs. Marcey Wait. Brenda Houdek THIRD ROW: Li ' sa Boltz. Billie Thompson, Susan Verba, Stacy Krohn, Kellie Hickey, Scott Harness. Brent Lewis, .Angela Birkes, Ronda Brennick, Lisa Olson. Beth Smith, Shelly Jardine. BACK ROW LR: Kathy Dreher, Ranita Valasek. Mary O ' Brien, Lisa Kozisek. Angela Enevoldsen, Angle Nispel, Derinda Sorrow, Misty Walling, Mary Hongsermeier, Julie Bauer. Karen Hansen. Laurie Eilts. Shelly Schweitzer. SECOND ROW; Karen Springer. Tracy Dennhardt. Wendee Zahn, Sherrie Sonnenfeld. Mindy Roby. Tracy Schade. Lisa Hank, Linda Zimmerman, Sherry Budde, Sue Quandt, Tracy Jones, Lisa Smith. THIRD ROW: Jeanne Lewan- dowski. Pam Garris, Shannon Couillard, Shena Essink, Melinda Kosmicki. Robin Ripa, Janet Kiser. Kristine Hodgson, Marie Jarzynka, Becky Dubas, Jill Manning. Kristie Luhn. TOP ROW L-R: Greg Baxter, Greg Mora, Terry Parker, Kevin Ronne SECOND ROW: Doug Scholtz. Roger Knight, Gary Arndt. THIRD ROW: Raymond Peterson. Scott Messenger, Rick Farber, Gregg Merkel. FOURTH ROW: Dave Rosenkotler, Jim DeMary. 63

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A Busy Year for Choir This year. Choir has been very busy, from par- ticipating in the Musical to putting on concerts. During the year they were busy in a State Music Clinic held at Senior High. The sophomores went to Gothenburg and A ' cappella had an exchange concert with Senior High. This year six students made All-State chorus; Curt Gehman, Gian Baxter, and Scott Redwine were second year students. .Attending for the first time were Kim Gates, Janice Roth, and Lisa Bredthauer. Swing Choir is back with eleven members. They per- formed ten times during the year. Not only did they sing but they also added dance moves to the songs. Mr. Koller started a music education class. He hopes it will teach students a little more about reading music. The choirs were also very busy with fund raisers this year. During the Christ- mas season the students took orders for Gift Mill and Showcase which included novelty items and candles. TOP ROW L-R: Gian Baxter. Nancy Skeen, Kim Gates. Shane Redwine. Bill Benzel. Scott Redwine. Lisa Bredthauer. Brenda Cole. SECOND ROW: Sherri Cure. Kelly Parde. Beth Rowe. Kim Shelton. Becky Lantzcr, JuDean Lcnners. Jeff Scholtz. Martha Reher. Tammy Nehk. Lisa Bracelin. Lori Clark THIRD ROW: Connie Springer. Kris Roby. Sheri Hongscrmeier. Cynia Reed. Robert Bigger. Ron Rauerl. Gary .Aurand. Karen Schutt. Lisa Bartunck. Beth Anderson. Donna Thavenel. FOURTH ROW Karis Walker. Teri Jacobsen. Rona Canlield. Robert Beckman. Randy Mendyk. Brad Richards. Sherry .Arnold. Theodora Panoso, Teri Helgoth. Wanda Borer. BACK ROW L-R: Susan Lantzer. Donna Thavenet. Connie Springer. Brenda Cole. Gian Baxter, Kim Gates. FRONT ROW: Ron Rauert. Brad Richards, Scott Redwine. Randy Mendyk. Not Pictured. Curt Gehman. 62

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TOP ROW. L-R: Ranita Valesek. Beth Anderson. SECOND ROW: Sherri Christensen, Rhonda Crapson, JuDean tenners. Kim Shellon. BOTTOM ROW: Melissa Anderson. Lori Heins. ... and I promise ... Rhonda Crapson another one or those inspiring politicians. Spirit Grows Cheerleaders have always been a source of moral support for competitive sports. They raise the spirits for victories and never give up when it looks like defeat. During the 80-81 school year the cheerleaders produced several pep rallies and a dance at the beginning of the year. Even though their roles as cheer- leaders may end on May 22, they will always carry the memories of being Northwest Cheerleaders through their lives. Melissa Anderson and Sherri Christensen discuss the opposition. ilCH ' t Ail mm (m- m •1 1 ; f«-. ' - •■♦?, ■■■• ■ 64 Beth Anderson and Ranila Valasek warm up for the night ' s game.