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

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sparkle and Shine Off the Wall , Ride Like the Wind , and Celebration . . . were a few of the routines the Varsity Vikettes did to add sparkle and shine to half-times. Performing at games was one of their many activities. During the summer they placed first at the Doane College clinic. They started the year by marching in the Harvest of Harmony Parade. Other activities during the year were: sponsoring the Winter Sports Dance, helping with pep rallies, playing in the Powder Puff Football Game and Donkey Basketball Game. Some of the highpoints of the year were pe rforming to On Broadway wearing tu.xes and being able to perform at Girls State Basketball. FIRST ROW: L-R Lori Boltz. Kris Fusby. Sandy Kennedy SECOND ROW: Tracy Jones. Brenda Ostermeier. THIRD ROW: Becky Dubas. Kris Roby Lesa Mettenbrink. FOURTH ROW: Sandi Maxwell. Theresa Oakeson. Kelly Sems, Sharon Eriksen. Vikettes have many cherishable memories of the year. Many smiles performances. could be seen for Stale Brenda Ostermeier keeps in time with the band while marching in the Harvest of Harmony Parade. FIRST ROW: LR: Brandie ShefField, Vicki Smith. Rona Canfield. Lisa Olson. Wendee Zahn. Mary On Broadway created a new and exciting Kennedy. SECOND ROW: Angle Kelly. Linda Zimmerman. THIRD ROW: Sherri Hongsermeier. atmosphere ' Lori Haves. Janel Grosch. Laurie Eilts. Lisa Boltz. Cindy Quandt. FOURTH ROW: Sherry Arnold. 65

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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.

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Jenny Chapman ties up plans for Mr. Bickford. Student Council debates a concerning issue. Student Council Officers. L-R: Kelly Sems - President. Jenny Chapman Vice President, and Lori Boltz - Secretary. Lori Boltz. Kelly Sems. Theresa Oakeson, and Lori Heins discuss future plans. Stu-Co Puts Power into NW The Student Council striked to make Northwest a better school. They did this by working with the students and faculty. Kelly Sems was this years president and she worked with her fellow representatives to plan dances for the students. They put flowers in the lockers of students for Valentines Day. To learn about the group they attended a clinic in Cozad. It ' s evident that they learned a lot by the way they worked to make Northwest a better .•ichool. BACK ROW LR: Rob Falldorf Theresa Oakeson. fori Heins. Sharon Eriksen. Shane Redwinc XflDDl E ROW: .lennv Chapman. Patt Aubushon. Mindy Roby. Sue Quandt. Becky Duba.-. Beth .Anderson. Kelly Sems. fori Boltz. FRONT ROW: Stacie Spieh. ' :. and Glenn Mallingly. 66