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

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Sophs face job jitters Oweaty palms, quivering knees, and stuttery speech. Sound familiar? Maybe symptoms of the first job, as was the case with many of this year ' s sophomores, Comments from sophomores on their first job ranged from being nervous during their interview to having a strange and tiring first day at work. Amy Chapman, who worked at Drakes, commented, I wanted the job but I didn ' t think I had a chance because I wasn ' t 16. Paula Hill has a sweet job at Stoile Bakery. After receiving the job, whether it be making Whoppers or cleaning tables, there ' s still ner- vousness to deal with in getting used to it. Some sophomores conveyed this feeling. One so- phomore said, I was really ner- vous and didn ' t know where to go. But most sophomores weren ' t nervous on their first day, just tired after what Sherri Wragge des- cribed as an exciting and very nerve-filled day. Doug Markworth Deb Matejka David Mattke Ken Maxwell Darin Mensik Karl Mettenbrink Barbara Metz Andrea Meyer Janet Meyer Wanda Michalski Micheile Muilen David Mundt Diana Mundt Shane McCoun Connie McCoy Steve McCoy Sean McNeiis Dan McVicker Conn Narber Todd Nehis Marc NeppI Pamela Nesibc Greg Niemoth Deb Olson Sophomores 97

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Stephen Heider Russ Heins Shane Hickey Paula Hill Christine Hodtwalker Wanda Hoegren Angle Hohnstein John Holz Dan Jacobsen Darin Jacobsen Ronnie James David Jepson Johnny Johnston Darrin Jones David Keil Chris Killin Perry Kober Kenny Kozisek Joann Kraft llene Krueger Frank Kuta Robyn Lang Jodi Langley Chelle Larson Brenda Laub Mike Leaman Brent Lind Brenda Lorenzen Richard Lucas Lisa Luft Lori Luft Mike Mack Loretta Mader Robbie Boeka, Doug Bonnesen, and Lisa Nispel watch one of the many school assemblies. 96 Sophomores

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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