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

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Kevin Sellmeyer talks with anothier student during study time. Down Semm Kevin Shieeks Stepti Sheffield Jacey Shipps Kim Sickler Dawn Skeen Richard Skornlak Morgan Sleeper Jeff Smith Brenda Smollnski Dennis Smollen Brad Snyder Michelle Sorgenfrei Scot Stevenson Sheri Stoll Chad Swanson Todd Sweley Undo Theosmeyer Mike Thoendel Michelle Treffer Phyllis Truby Nish VonWey Kathy Vonseggern Angle Vopat Sona Walker Ray Walling Ralph Wotton Jim Webb Troy Wheeler Kim Whitefoot Luci Whiting Tina Wieczorek Kim Wiegert Janelle Williams Tracy Wilson Ryan Witt Brad Woodburn Sheri Wragge Not Pictured: Curt Farnam Dan Fricke Patricio Hascoll Karen HIadky Condi Hohnholt Barb Williams Sophomores 99

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Sheila Olson Keith Ostermeier Kenny Owen Mark Padrnos Lori Panowicz Saliy Path Greg Payne Jim Pearce Peggy Peterson Sally Peterson Tammy Poehler Bess Preisendorf Chris Quandt Karl Quandt Ron Rauert Marty Reuss Rob Riedy Pam Ripa Jim Rogers Todd Ronne Joanne Roth Todd Russell Kim Schutt Kevin Sellmeyer Sophs hang out at W.C. ' s It ' s dimly lit and the low hum of a large crowd accompanies the shrill overtones of lasers being shot, and ships blowing apart. A Star Wars movie being shown at a New York bus terminal? No, it ' s W.C. Franks on a busy night. Part of this business comes from Northwest sophomores who said they spend most of their money there. They said they go to the Grand Island Mall ' s hot dog heaven to play video games such as Donkey Kong and Joust, to eat, and to visit friends. W.C. ' s also provides a place for sophomores to let their hair down. Michelle Mullen said that it ' s somewhere where you can be loud without making a spectacle of yourself. Also, according to Ty Arndt, That ' s where it ' s at. However, without W.C. ' s most of the sophomores felt they wouldn ' t be lost, but that they ' d find somewhere else to hang out. W.C. ' s Is where it ' s at sophomores. for Northwest 98 Sophomores

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Freshmen pursue team effort I he freshmen have something no other class has: three more years of high school experience to go. During their first year, freshmen do not participate in much as a class besides choir and sports, according to Bruce Hird, freshman class sponsor. Hird said that this lack of class activity is something they are planning to change. If freshman were to do something what would it be? Kevin Toczek, class president, suggested sponsoring a dance or doing someth- ing as a class to pep up the teams before a game, One of the classic characteristics of a freshman is confusion. When Toczek was asked his views on the feelings of the freshmen the first week of school he replied, confusion. Freshmen Cerise Casper and Rhonda Linden both agreed that the first week held feelings of confusion from not being able to find classrooms. To add to this was the frustration of not knowing what to do when they walked into that classroom late. Casper added, I got really confused when I was walking down the halls and someone turned off the lights. Linden said that everyone seemed a lot bigger this year. And when lunch came, the different shifts for lunch perplexed her. Class Representatives President Kevin Toczel Student Council members Kim I?oby Jenny Anderson Angie Quandt Melissa Meier Marl Albright Tami Alexander Bill Anderson Brenda Anderson Jenny Anderson Denies Archer Steve Arrants Jodie Austin Rhonda Bailey Valerie Baker Deanno Bartunek Julie Bartunek Joe Bauer Lana Benzel Ronnie Bigger Kevin Billington Kevin Boltz Tami Borgmann Teresa Brewer Tanno Briggs Angie Brummand 100 Freshmen