Plattsmouth High School - Plattonian Yearbook (Plattsmouth, NE)

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Student Life Fall Activities Fashions 10 Devilmania 12 Homecoming 14 Working 16 Spirit Week '8 Current Events 20 Weekends . . . . 22 Prom A M M 24 Graduation . . . . 28 Enjoying the turkey trot dance sponsored by the student council is Merri Woodward and Sean Lewis. Waiting for customers at the concession stand for the homecoming football game is Ms. Connie Gonyea. James Dvorka. Kim Sing- er and Cherie Gootee. 7

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Early To Rise % Late To Bed Make Up The The radio alarm goes off at 6 a.m. and I stumble out of bed to get to practice on time . . . 6:30 and I’m sweating but a shower will take care of that Making it to first hour on time is my next problem, I also need ten minutes to finish my last math problem . . . one minute to lunch, it’s about time. At last, 3:30 ... I have time to take a quick cruise through downtown before I go to work. After my four hours to- night I’ll have 20 hours in at work this week . . . that’s not bad ... Life Of A Student. Ummmm, Friday night is the dance . . . who will I go with — a date or just a bunch of friends? My folks say I need a pas- time, something to take my mind off school ... I don’t think so . . . What I need in my student life is more time.” 6

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Ready, Set, It’s Fall School is starting ... everyone is busy ... everyone is getting ready What is all this activity for? What is EVERYONE getting ready for? It’s fall, a time of preparation. It is the end of summer. The ath- letes are putting away their baseball bats and swim fins and taking out their football gear and volleyballs. As the fateful day approaches students are cringing everywhere, then it’s here, the first day of school. The first day of school is a delight for some, terror for others. Most people are glad to be back with their friends, but then there are the Freshmen. Freshmen are afraid of being trash-canned. They are afraid of getting lost. Freshmen are just plain afraid! Before long pity engulfs the seniors, juniors and sophomores and they help the freshmen adjust Twirler April Beasley, practices her form for the upcoming marching band contest. Seniors Ronda Winters and Dianna Lesher wait patiently for the KKKKK coronation to begin. to high school life. After the novelty of the first few weeks is over, routine boredom sets in. Just when no one thinks they can take any more. The Kass Kounty King Korn Karnival or the KKKKK arrives. The KKKKK involves everyone, it has the carnival for kids, the pa- rades for everyone and the corona- tion for parents. This year, Cecil McKnight and Denise Duever were chosen King and Queen of Kornland. The “Sweetheart of 1984“ was Molly McCormick. Fall is a special time of year. Ev- eryone tries to get out all of their energy before the winter arrives and traps us in our houses. The leaves have fallen, the trees are bare and now we’ll move on to winter. 8