Plattsmouth High School - Plattonian Yearbook (Plattsmouth, NE)

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 ; uOf nt tin ' Mr. Tom Kappas gives a little help to Junior Cindy Nichols in chemistry. Seniors Dave Kianecky, Gary Carter, Ja- mie Clark and April Beasley shout out battle cries at a pep rally. The new policies are supposed to make student life easier; in- stead, they made things more confus- ing. —Junior Chris Nath Freshmen Aaron Glup and Corey Larsen make use of the vending machines in the main hallway between classes. Junior Steve Fornoff, a bagger at Ruback’s Supermarket, is one of the many PHS stu- dents with a part-time job.

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With the start of every school year things change, but one thing is for certain: students play an important role in making the annual Kass Kounty King Korn Karni- val a success. Beginning with dismissal from school at noon on Friday until the mud drags on Sunday, students are kept busy. The kar- nival takes place in the end of September, and draws both young and old from all over the county. Senior girls competed for the Sweet- heart honor: cheerleaders, drill team members and the band performed in the various parades. This year Karen Faris was crowned Sweetheart ’87 and Tammy Clark was named runner-up. Patty Baker and Kylee Schafer tied for third. Kirsten Kolhof, Kathy Ehle, Cindy Toman, Marcya Lever- ing, Stacy Schreiber, Deanne Durkin, April Beasley and Heather Giles were oth- er contestants. Cheerleaders sponsored their now an- nual pep rally at the end of main street on Friday to raise spirit for the Auburn foot- ball game to be held that night. Platts- mouth’s largest crowd of the year watched the Bulldogs upset the Devils 14- 7. ‘‘The 28 seniors this year was fewer then the 52 we had in last years korona- tion, explained Mrs. Sharon Smith. Once again, these seniors served as dukes and duchesses for the koronation held on Thursday night. Main street was filled as the seniors lined the street awaiting the king and queen. Senior Chad Hart com- mented, Koronation seemed too long, but I still enjoyed dressing up.” Seniors listen to last minute instructions as they prepare to walk down main street. Drill team, cheerleaders, band get active Karnival Attracts All 8 Korn Karnival