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

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Lett: Roger Knight and Sue Quandt pose for a picture after being crowned 1982 Homecoming King and Queen, Below: Enjoying a relaxing slow dance are Seniors Tracy Jones and Greg Mora. Others painted their faces and colored their hair. Homecoming day the school was filled v ith black and gold. Seniors, Todd Mitchell and Scott Frogge, dressed up as the Blues Brothers to show their spirit. At the Homecoming game the Vikings beat the Gothen- burg Swedes 16-8. The theme Love is . . . Just the Two of Us coordinated with the red and white decor- ations that were hung in the old gym. The entry was full of streamers with red and white hearts hanging everywhere. As the five candidates were announced, they walked down the center of the old gym on a red carpet to the throne. First attendants for King Roger Knight and Queen Sue Quandt were Mindy Roby and Jeff Baxter. Other atten- dants included; Lori Hayes, Greg Katzberg, Becky Dubas, Mike Reuss, Ranita Valasek, and Greg Mora. Royalty King Roger Knight Queen Sue Quandt First Attendants Jeff Baxter Mindy Roby Othier Attendants Greg Katzberg Lori Hayes Mike Reuss Becky Dubas Greg Mora Ranita Valasek Homecoming 41

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Right: Heidi Hoaglund and Brenda Ander- son take time out from the dance to enjoy the refreshments. Below right: 1982 Homecoming Royalty: Ranita Vaiasel , Becl y Dubas, Lori Hayes. Mindy Roby, Queen Sue Quandt, King Roger Knight, Jeff Baxter, Greg Katzberg, Mil e Reuss, and Greg Mora. Below: Seniors, Scott Frogge and Todd Mitchell portray the Blues Brothers during Spirit Week. Spirit Weel focuses on Homecoming L 40 Homecoming .ove is . . . Just the Two of Us was ttie theme chosen by the cheerleaders for the Homecoming dance held on Sept. 24. Roger Knight and Sue Quandt were crowned 1982 Homecoming Royalty. Homecoming spirit week began when students and teachers alike dressed up. Pajamo Day started out the week ' s activities. On this day students and teachers wore slippers, bathrobes, nightshirts, and even curlers in their hair. On Cowboy Day, guns. holsters, cowboy hats, and boots were worn throughout the school. Wednesday, the Vikings really showed their pride on Tribute to Athletes Day. Ever- yone wore sweats, tennis shoes, sweatshirts and sweat- bands. Cathy Betz, Northwest Eng- lish teacher, highlighted Thurs- day ' s Punk Rock Day by wearing shorts, purple tights, lots of makeup and a hairdo that was combed up on the sides and ratted on the top.

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Above: Clare Tande tries to get tier point across to Teresa Wieczorek. Far Right: Kris Hansen plays a perfect Southern belie in Devil on Stilts. Right: Robbie Boeka and Kathy Dreher put the final touches on the stage. As expected drama does the unexpected Dr ' rama clubs at Northwest are known to do the unex- pected. The 1982-1983 Club was no exception. To start out the year, the Drama Club held a meeting to vote on whether to have a fall play or to try something new. Well, you guessed it, they tried something new. Instead of having a fall play like they always had in the past, they voted on having a Fine Arts Performance. The Fine Arts Performance consisted of two 42 Fine Arts Performance one-act plays, a performance by the school ' s swing choir, 14 Karat Gold , and an art display in the auditorium lobby presented by students of Ken Bassett ' s art classes. The event, which was on November 13-14, started out with a one-act play directed by drama club sponsor, Evelyn Nikkei. It was called, A Marriage Proposal and was written by Anton Chekov. Seniors Gregg Merkel, Rhonda Crapson, and Jeff Linden were the performers. Merkel played