Superior High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Superior, NE)

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g H ' aiijiiSiiaiiii ' Sayi ' feg mmmm. I I And you post the balance here, explains Mr. Gary Kile to bookkeeping stu- dents Diane Rogers and Cindy Kottmeyer. A Time to Sow To plant the seeds of knowledge, to be nur- tured and encouraged to grow, to expand the horizons of each individual student. A Time to Reap To find fulfillment, to benefit from each new experience, to profit from each encounter. Putting their bookkeeping skills to work, Diane Rogers and Cindy Kottmeyer spend an hour a day gaining experience in accounting at the Security National Bank. m

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i iiiiii lii mi SSMj Si Siaiim A Time to Be Born To enter a world of new experiences and challenges, to begin a new phase of life. Mrs. Eleanor Harriger directs some freshman girls to class on the first day of school. A Time to Die To leave the familiar world of high school, and to embark on a new and different voyage in hfe. I 1 Graduate Jana Marr gazes thoughtfully at her diploma and dreams of the future. i

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; i i. JjiiijL.iiLi uiiii yibiii idSii. « Thrilled by a Wildcat touchdown and excited by the prospect of a victory, Kathy Curfman and Linda Hill weep for joy. A Time to Weep To weep for joy, with pride, with mixed emo- tions, mourning the passing of one phase of Hfe, but eagerly awaiting the coming of the next. y A Time to Laugh To enjoy this time of Hfe, to laugh at and with classmates, to share a special time with a special friend, to have fun. Sharing a special closeness, Laurie Bruening, Rick Alexander, Joe Kinyoun and Rejean Grove sway with the music at the Sweet- heart Dance. Speech students Dayre WiUia ms, Hugo Westphal, Joe Morris, Sue Hiner and Barb Smith and instructor Mrs. Beth Bohling enjoy a wrestUng demonstration given by Mike Utecht and Mike Kraus. X V Curse you Red Baron! yells World War I flying ace Snoopy (Dan Jackson) during one-acts.