Pawnee City High School - Indian Yearbook (Pawnee City, NE)

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Amy Hunzeker Cliff Johnson Clint Johnson Deb Karas Brenda Lambert Jim Moyer Michelle Pestinger Richie Schneider Jeff Sudbeck Kris Sunneberg D.J. Weddle Shehanna Willey 9

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Jason Auxier Scolt Battles Karen Boydston Jim Bradbury Lisa Brown Cherie Covault The sophomore class for the 1986-1987 school year was very active and contributed a lot to make their year as tenth graders the best it could be. The sophomores participated in many extra- curricular activities including sports, instrumental and vocal music. FFA and FHA. They were a part of our Homecoming events and the Jr., Sr. Prom was also on their agenda for this year as five boys and five girls were chosen to serve the Prom dinner as well as entertain by performing skits. The Sophomores were also put be- hind the wheel for the first time in Driver's Education. Also the Sophomores put on a soup supper to raise money that will be added to their class fund. Most likely this will go towards next years Prom that will be put on by this class when they are Juniors. The class ol '89 Is the first to receive their class rings as sophomores. Coming soon in the next issue of GO Mike Gyhra Kip Dokken Sherri Eichenberger Tim Friesel Chuck Habegger Jim Hall

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Mark Biecha Ryan Brown Kim Burgess Melissa Dorsch Tammy Droge JimLoU The big, the bad. and the beautiful. The Junior class spent their school year in many different activities. Some took tests and notes, or participated in sports, or were in cheerleading. Everyone left with fond memories of prom. Friendships, one of the best things about h'igh school, were created, while many old friendships were renewed. Juniors felt that their friends were one of the most important parts of school, providing help in school work, someone to joke with, and in bad times, a shoulder to cry on. Not all the fun of the year went on in school. Many of the fun times took place outside the building. Groups got together at Friday night dances, at the Jug, or cruised the strip in order to see and be seen. Even though many complained about school, all found that fun times are still around, even in school. All these activities, while they are fun now, will be more important in the future, when they become fantastic memories. When these memories show people how much fun and enjoyment school brought, they will see that these were the best days of our lives. Marco Galvin Allison Graf Penny Greenbush Amy Harkness Juanita Henninger Patricia Karas 10