Sophomores Enjoy Lock-In As in the past four years, sophomore orientation, for the Prairie High School held a sophomore lock-in. The lock-in was used to introduce the incoming sophomores to the high school. The lock-in was enjoyable as well as educational for the students and their parents. The students were shown their way around the building, and introduced to new teachers. They also caught up on summer gossip. Ken Steine, Principal, says that the lock-in is a lot of fun for the teachers as well as students. He also received a lot of positive feedback from the community. Activities began with a potluck dinner at 6:00 pm on August 5. Registration and paying fees followed the dinner. At 9:00, parents left and the fourth annual lock-in officially started. S t uden t s t hen found t he i r homerooms, and met homeroom teachers. Also, Mr. Stiene welcomed everybody and gave a little orientation on what the high school was going to be like. Next, the heated volleyball tournaOertel’s homeroom, #1011, won ment between the homerooms began. Mr. the trophy which is proudly displayed in his room. From 12:00 to 3:00 a.m., a dance was held to get the sophs acquainted again. At 3:00 to 5:00 a.m., students had the choice of watching one of two movies or sleeping. At 5:00 a.m. breakfast was served. Finally, at 6:30 a.m., it was time to go home. This is one time that parents didn’t mind if their children were out all night! L 4> : i tTF ' lil ¥ > / ) I 18 Sophomores Wt l ir r e * if) - h % - . A ll i I < Sr * ' m i Rex Netolicky Paul Neuhaus Jeanne Noce Holly Northup 4. L i * Donna Maresh Tracy Martin Mike McMurrin Shelley McNeal Doug Melsha Penny Merta Dale Meskimen Tracy Miers Chris Milke Chris Minor Stacey Montgomery Jim Morrison Julie Murphey Barb Myers Ryland Nading Perry Nelson Monica Northup Kim Ockenfels Beryl O’Connor Harold O’Dean Ann Oldorf CCarey Olson Howard Olson Wade Osborne Left: Joanne Kraemer and Lynette Grimm study intensely in the library.
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