Wood River Rural High School - Eagle Yearbook (Wood River, NE)

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Table of Contents Graduates Senior Class Senior Candids Underclassmen Juniors Sophomores 6-7, 10-11. 14 8-9. 12-13. 15 18-19 22-23 Freshmen 24-25 Eighth 26-27 Seventh 28-29 Administration....................30 Academics Fine Arts ...32-33 Natural and Applied Sciences .. ...34-35 Social Sciences ...36-37 Useful Arts ...38-39 Cooks and Custodians..............40 Student Life Homecoming ... .44-45 Musical 46-47 Harvest Ball 48 May Banquet 49 Prom 50-51 Concerts 52 Honors Night 53 Senior Breakfast 54 Graduation.......................55 Athletics Football 58-60 Cross Country 61 Volleyball 62-64 Basketball 65-69 Wrestling 70-72 Golf 73 Track 74-78 Organizations Student Council 80-81 National Honor Society 82 Jr. High Music 83 FFA 84-85 FHA 86-87 Letter Club 88 Cheerleaders 89 French Club 90-91 Yearbook Staff 92-93 Speech 94 Vocal Music 95-97 Sr. High Band 98-99 Ads 101-114 Index 115 Closing 116 3

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‘RAINBOW CONNECTIONS’ School life resembles a rainbow 10 us, especially in the beginning. Though its exciting opportunities beckon, it towers so high above that we are un- certain we can meet its challenge. Yet deep down, all of us know that if our lives are ever to be full and happy, we must search for our rainbow con- nection through long years of school. Kermit the Frog encourages us not to give up our quest in his song, “The Rainbow Connection.” He warns there are those who say that ‘rainbows are only illusions’ and have no treasures stored at the end. Still Kermit prom- ises, ‘Someday we'll find it, the rain- bow' connection: the lovers, the drea- mers and me.’ So from now on, every time we see a rainbow, all these memo- ries will flash through our minds-for- ever a part of the connection: As the colors of the rainbow blend. The memories of our friends will never end.

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Where have the years gone? Remember the days when every teacher decided to give a quiz in every class you had or when you thought the test was tomorrow when really it was today? There were the days to remem- ber, but what about the years? Junior High-when playing chess was the only fun the upperclassmen would allow' ... Freshmen-the short car rides the sen- iors gave them ... Sophomores—the faces they made to get attention ... Ju- niors—thinking about that special prom night ... Seniors—trying to show the underclassmen who rules the school. We wonder, where have all the years gone? At the St. Paul football game. Cindy VanMeter, Jacque Apfel. and Shawna Hayden do the Bunny Hop.