Plattsmouth High School - Plattonian Yearbook (Plattsmouth, NE)

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Mr. Bill Lukash and Mr. Paul Veldhuis perform as the Blues Brothers at the bonfire pep rally sponsored by the Blue Devil Booster Club for homecoming. Student Life 7 Sophomore Shannon Gansemer and Fresh- man Amy Powell show off their nerd outfits during spirit week.

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As the heat of the summer fades and the cold- ness of winter moves in, the students get back in the swing of things with school and activities. There's homework to do, streets to cruise, and parties and movies to go to. Crocodile Dundee” and Jumpin Jack Flash” were some of the hit movies talked about this year. Boston's first album in 10 years, Third Stage,” was a big sell-out among students also. The freshmen were picked on and the seniors were up to the same old pranks as all the students engaged in their own activities after the bell.

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It's September, It's Karnival Junior Jeanne Carmlcheal shows off her new uniform as the cheerleaders perform for the first time at the pep rally Football players await the start of the pep rally held on Main Street. Another thought I was very excited when I was named Sweetheart of 1986. Besides the prize of $50 in cash. I also re- ceived a $200 savings bond. My mother really deserves my thanks because she called all my brothers and sisters and raised mon- ey for me. Riding in the neat car in a pretty dress for the parades was really nice. I was given a crown to wear. It was also neat that all the con- testants received a gift and the run- ner-ups received $50 in cash and a $100 savings bond. The contest went on for several weeks and I was very nervous but I did have fun and it is an experience I will never forget. I really did feel like a princess. — Senior Peggy Elworth Sophomores Jill Casey, Marie Humphrey, Tammy Leger and Julie Kastrick clown around at the pep rally. Senior Tracy Henner looks on as a student has a face painted for FHA. 8 Korn Karnival