Sacred Heart High School - Reflections Yearbook (Falls City, NE)

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Starting clockwise upper left: Mrs Nini Frederick helps Shiela Koelzer with an ATP testing form. Mrs. Marcia Schwartz demonstrates sentence structure to her class. The Spotlight is always great to read Linda Randall's attention is held by an article about Sacred Heart's art classes. On the hotseat Mike Finck demonstrates a widely used law-enforcement device: the lie detector, during Student Government Day held at the courthouse. Brian Burghart offers some advice to Mike in the background.

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Juniors in the Know Kirby Oliver Linda Randall Kathy Marx Brian Burghart Julie Majerus Natalie Eickhoff Patti Sinclair Debbie Nichols Mike Finck Patti Cowles Mike Olberding Karen Marx Jon McQueen Judi Watton Dottie Hill Tim Kean Len Baker Terry Horner Bob Stratton Any Kunce ' Do I hear $7.50? Auctioneer Bob Stratton receives bids on slave-to-be Julie Majerus during the junior class slave sale Shiela Koelzer

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Juniors Make Big Mark Juniors get a kick out of..................Clubs, dances. vacations, friends. Aside from the set schedule of school activities. Juniors found it necessary to stretch their time to allow for the things which they enjoyed most. The Pep Club led the cheers at football and basketball games. Dances brought juniors together to socialize, party, and to have a good time, while forgetting the hectic school life and the classes and tests it entailed. Vacations gave Juniors time to catch up on unfinished homework, study for unstudied-for tests or maybe even hold a party. In any case. Juniors took advantage of their free time to relax and regenerate their minds for the upcoming rigors of school. Juniors found company, compassion, and laughter from their friends. These special people made life a little easier. The Towering Inferno; Homecoming '79. The Homecoming Show was held the night before the final season game. Let's see. what'll it be? Lenny Baker makes his selection. The drink machines were popular during lunch. Taking over the reign, junior Brian Burghart was chosen as the 1980 Spotlight editor. Aw. come on. guys! Natalie Eickhoff rounds the turn and into the eye of the camera during practice. 12