Superior High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Superior, NE)

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4 3Wfi kVsy w ;!H iK.oiiobiiijiiii Lvi ' aa-iajiiiiiiv ' L ' UWI On Superior, on Superior, fight boys for your fame, sings the SHS student body at the close of a pep rally. A Time To Keep To continue the old tra- ditions, those parts of school which are con- stant and never-chang- ing, which distinguish a school. Students enjoy a relaxed atmosphere and special privileges in the new Honor Study Hall. Stu. Co. officers Margi Todd, Dave Downing, Dan Jackson and Linda Hill explain the newly-adapted dress code to students at a special assembly. A Time To Cast Away To examine old concepts and beliefs, to find and eliminate their faults, to establ ish new and more realistic standards.

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mmsmm mm mm aiJKm G) ' V .■ Qj VA K A Time to Seek To fight, to work, to strive toward that ultimate goal of victory for oneself and one ' s team. Wildcat wrestler Jim Conger works for a pin against his Fairbury opponent. A Time to Lose To try to the utmost, to drive for success, to go that extra mile , and still to lose, but to learn from the losses, as well as the wins. Wildcats and Minutemen alike await the outcome of a toss by Steve Bnins in the Dis- trict tournament game which Superior lost 52-51.

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mmmiMU A Time to Keep Silence To listen, to think, to examine the views and opinions of those with more experience, to judge their ideas, to decide for oneself. Mi. Gary Jackson lectures his physiology class on the structure of the skull. 1 A Time to Speak To communicate ideas, to express opinions, to argue, to debate, to try to change the views of others, or to change one ' s own views. During one of a series of panel discussions, sociology students Margi Todd, Jeff Thayer and Tom Hamilton try to convince Neil Thomsen and Yvonne Yerton that marijuana should be legalized.