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

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student Life Keeps Council Busy Student Council members kept themselves busy by plan- ning activities with students and faculty to help build Pride at Northwest. This years officers were President, Lori Heins; Vice President, Shane Redwine; and Secretary, Theresa Oakeson. These students along with the other student council represen- tatives attended a clinic in Kearney earlier in the school year to learn more about their duties and responsibilities. The Student Council also helped out the community by donating twenty-five dollars to the Christmas Cheer Fund. This money is part of the proceeds from the Punk Rock Dance which they sponsored. Other activities that Student Council participa ted in were putting up a student bulletin board, getting a student suggestion box, and setting up a Leadership Scholarship worth one hundred dollars. FRONT ROW L to R: Chris Hodtwalker, Sharon Eriksen, Lori Hems. Chris Eberhardt, Mindy Roby, Gayle Fisher, Beth Anderson. SECOND ROW: Brandie Sheffield, Tom Mattingly, Don Mustion. Larry Brannagan, Glenn Mattingly. BACK ROW: Tracey Schmitz. Marcey Wait. Rob Falldorf. Shane Redwine, Dave Keil, Jeff Smith. BRANDIE SHEFFIELD AND MARCEY WAIT, Sophomore Student Council Representa- tives, react to proposals made by President Lori Hems. . . . while other representatives, Jeff Smith, Dave Keil, Chns Eberhardt, and Glenn Mattingly discuss opposing issues. NHS 26 Student Council

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Future Homemakers of America (F.H.A.) is made up of students from the Home Eco- nomics, Child Care, and Adult Living classes. Although F.H.A. members spent much of their time at conventions and work- shops, they also managed to stay active in their local chapter. Candy was sold after school to raise money for the National Headquarters Building Fund Drive. F.H.A. also sold Apples with a Message . During April F.H.A. members who were in Child Care were required to carry an egg, representing a baby, with them at all times for several days. Penalties were handed out to any mother whose egg was broken or showed signs of child abuse and neglect. On April 29 the annual Honor and Recognition Award Ban- quet was held. Angel Birkes received the Outstanding Mem- bership Award for consistent leadership, hard work, and complete dedication. A Year of Accomplishments Earned FOUR MEMBERS OF FHA put on a skit explaining the difference between foods tfiat are nutritious and tfiose tfiat are non-nutntious- FRONT ROW: Lana Bartunek, Cfierri Skinner, Cindy Wllfielmi, Brenda Smolinski, Brenda Lorenzen, Brenda Houdek, Connie McCoy, Shawn Louden, Lisa Luft, JoAnn Kraft, Wanda Hoegren, Sheri Wragge, Pam Garris, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. Farr. SECOND ROW: April Patten, Lori Ewoldt, Deb Stark, Karis Walker, Tami DeMary, Deanne Antle, Melissa Anderson, Sandi Schwartz, Becky Lantzer, Sheri Sonnenfeld, Deb Moyer, Heather Craven, Kim Whitefoot, Lori Panowicz, Jeff Hedman, Dave Kelly. THIRD ROW: Lynnette Fowler, Kim Baumgartner, Cathy Bucholz, DeAnn Sandman, Shelly Reynolds, Lori Anders. Alicia Kostbahn. Michelle Lamb, llene Kruger, Michelle Frauen, Donna Harvey, Jill Dahl, Brian Myers, Glenn Arnold, FOURTH ROW: Lisa Bartunek, Kim Sickler, Kathy Fitzgerald, Jody Bruns, Dawn Semm, Deb Olson, Chris Quandt, Debbie Matejka, Bess Preisendorf, Robyn Owings, Angie Vopat, Linda Theasmeyer, Suzanne Bryant, Sherri Stoll, Jerry Christensen. FIFTH ROW: Ten Helgoth, Diana Mundt, Chris Arnold, Kim Wiegert, Jodi Langley, Tina Wieczorek, Sally Peterson, Sharon Wieczorek, Laurie Fry, Son|a Barker, Tonja Bartunek, John McGlynn, Pam Leckron, Derald Boltz, Loren Greenwalt. PAM WENZL gives a speech to fellow FHA members and their parents at the annual Honor and Recognition Award Banquet. Future Homemakers of America 25

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The National Honor Society, sponsored by Miss Linda Harris, took an active role in the Grand Island community this year. They labored to help relocate Goodwill and to paint the bathhouses at Pier Park. At Christmas time they caroled and sent Santa around school to pass out candy. Halls were decorated with Christmas snow, trees, and mistletoe. March was their month for candy sales and part of the money they raised went to the Nancy Lassin Memorial Fund. In April, Northwest Honor Society students and Student Council representatives joined the other Grand Island school representatives for a Leader- ship Banquet where they feasted on pizza and listened to various speakers. President Kim Mott led the morning meetings that took place once a month. Other officers were Vice-President Mike Gumming and Secretary- Treasurer Nancy Mader. Service Was the Key to a Productive Year BACK ROW L to R: Raymond Peterson, Mike Reuss, Greg Mora, Tom Mattmgly, Kevin Ronne, Linda Zimmerman. Jennifer Langley, Shelley Stueven. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Dreher, Tracey Schmitz, Gregg Merkel, Deb Keil, Clare Tande. Kris Luhn. Lisa Kozisek, Deb Tuchenhagen, Rtionda Byerly. THIRD ROW; Julie Bauer, Kris Fusby, Anne Prouty, Tracy Jones, Becky Dubas, Tracy Schade, Mindy Roby, Denise Hawk. SECOND ROW: Todd Schmitz, Kevin Muhs, DeAnn Sandman, Ten Jacobsen, Sheri Hongsermeier, Cindy Quandt, Joni Bishop, Sheri Cure, Kirk Berggren, Larry Brannagan, FIRST ROW: Gary Aurand, Donetta Shultz, Mike Gumming, Chris Becker, Kim Mott, Nancy Mader, Sharon Eriksen, Rhonda Grosch, Lori Hems, Lisa Bredthauer. SANTA (KIM MOTT) and her helpers. Julie Bauer, and Tracy Jones, pass around candy canes to the student body compliments of Honor Society. LINDA HARRIS, HONOR SOCIETY SPON- SOR, renovates the bathhouse at Pier Park v ith a fresh coat of paint. Honor Society 27