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Reaching Out

CLUBS L END HELPING HAND
NHS, the DARE role models, the
Student. Council, the Drug Free Youth
Team, and VIA served the community in a
variety of ways. Their members devoted
both time and energy to making life a little
better for those less fortunate.
"By participating in Brush Up Ne-
braska, I had the opportunity to help a lady
in need. It was a good feeling," NHS
senior Natalie Yoo said.
The satisfaction received from
serving their community was a common
thread among the members of these
. organizations.
"This year we donated $3000 to
Make A Wish Foundation to help a young
girl with cancer go on a shopping spree. It
was neat to see her face when we told her
Kamrath brainstorm
social activities for NHS what she had won," sophomore student
A swimming party was
among thi s year's Council member Sandra Springer said.
events.photo by Erika "When I participated in the DARE
Mattson
program as a fifth grader, I knew I wanted
Seniors Michael Ogaz, to be a role model. I'm glad I got the
Karen Koch, Sarah Jetter,
and sophomore Kari chance to accomplish that goal and en-
Kell ey pl an th e perfect courage kids to live a drug-free life," senior
student coun cil meeting.
They attended student DARE role model Stacia Dietrich said.
coun cil state conventi on Taking time out to serve people of
last fall in Grand Island to
practi ce thi s ski ll photo all ages in the community allowed club
by Sa ndra Springer
members to experience the feelings of
contentment and pride in a job well done
for others.

DARE: front-Camille Caverhill, Megan Heald, Gila Drazen; second row-Shane
Shulte, Jill Ohlmann, Stacia Dietrich, Andrea Nelson, Cassie Carrington, Brittany
Heald, Janelle Larson; back-Sarah Loyd, Shawnie Smith, Erin Anderson, Kristen
Waters, Lindsay Johnson, Amy Willensky, Lindsay Galusha photo by Annie
g Free Youth Team: front- Len Soderberg, Tiffany Hansen, Chad Hartle, Jenn y Kri ens; Lorsbach
{- Daniel Kopecky, Jill Stephenson, Janell e DePuydt, Abby Boettner photo by Sa ndra Sprin ger