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

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CD, Smith Kim Smith Julie Smollnski Bob Smollen Jeff Snyder Kevin Sorgenfrei Stacie Spiehs Jo Strinz Matt Stueven Jeff Taback Billie Thompson Susan Verba Steph Volker Mia Vredeveld Morcey Wait Brad Waldmonn Pom Wenzl Craig Werner Dove Widhalm Sharon Wleczorek Curt Zurcher Not Pictured: Joni Johnston Mary Kennedy Rocky Kerzmann Terry Parde Top: Junior, Marcey Walt builds a milk carton mountain In lunch. Bottom: Janel Grosch and Lisa Olson catch up on the latest Northwest news during lunch hour. Juniors 93

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E.T. appeal hits extra hard I thought it was surprising how the soles of Reeses Pieces went up. I didn ' t thinl it would have that much of an effect. The it junior Mary Kennedy spoke of was the movie, E.T. The Extra Terrestrial. That wrinkled critter inspired Hallmark writers to write E.T. cords; glasses were designed and sold at Pizza Hut with scenes from the movie on them, people wore him laced in their shoes and on the front of their pajamas. What was it about the movie and the character that captured the hearts of the juniors? Kennedy said she thought the little girl was cute, and E.T. reminded her of Yodo (from Star Wars). The way E.T. walked, talked, and the way he wiggled his mouth helped him gain his popularity. Could this be the beginning of on E.T. sago? A sequel is being made to enable E.T. to wiggle his way back into the hearts of many. E.T. captures the tiearts of many juniors. Jon Metcalf Todd Miles Mictielle Mitctiel! Tommy Moore Bev McDowell Heidi McGlynn Dave McMlctiael Lisa Olson Fred Page Dan Prabhu Jeff Rathmon Dole Rieken Kurt Rowe Gerri Ruff Denise Saddler Rtiondo Schroeder Rondo Schumacher Bobbie Schwieger Teresa Sheeks Brandie Sheffield Mark Sims Cherie Skinner Roger Skorniak Beth Smith 92 Juniors

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Life gets tougher as a sophomore Mc lost people hove heard the saying another day another dollar. But sophomores have disregarded this saying when thinking of their second year. Memories, like a good picture, were developed and will remain with them for a long time, through classes, activities, and friends. The general consensus of North- west sophomores thought that classes their second year were tougher. Biology was one of the sophomore requirements where sophomores were given the chance to dissect; in English they gave speeches and performed record mimes; and in health they were given the opportunity to learn more about themselves physically. There were also new opportunities to take classes like world history, housing and clothing, A Cappella, woodworking, mechanical drafting, and typing. Of course, there were extra- curricular activities that sophomores said will always be remembered. Charles Acker said that he ' d remember playing football his so- phomore year. Then there was the social aspect: Kenny Bronson said that his sophomore year he made a lot of new friends that he would always remember. Bronson was also thinking in terms of long range goals by setting more goals for myself and planning ahead. Class Representatives President Gayle Fisher Vice-President Rob Riedy Student Council mennbers Dave Keii Dorrin Jones Jeff Smith Chris Hodt walker Charles Acker Sharon Anderson Brian Andringa Ty Arndt Christina Arnold Jeanne Atkins Scott Barker Kristine Barrett Lana Bartunek Fred Behrle Karen Bellingtier Rhonda Bishop Rodney Boehler Robbie Boeka Doug Bonnesen Dina Bourg Sandra Brady Mike Brannagan David Bredthauer Joey Brison Kenny Bronson 94 Sophomores