Broken Bow High School - Warrior Yearbook (Broken Bow, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1987 volume:

rw£ BEGINNING JAMMIN’ Table of Contents Introduction 2 J(Mimin' Student Life 6 Crammin'-n-Jammin'- Academics 24 Jammin ' £o Victory - Sports 40 Organized Jammin'- Organizations — 74 Classes Jammin' Together 90 Index vt 122 Closing 128 JAMMIN'. . . 1987 Indian Warrior Vol. 71 Broken Bow High School - Middle School 322 North 9th, Broken Bow, Nebraska 68822 LEFT: Russ Davis teaches one of the ploy school children how to color. BOTTOM: Tim Coleman and Eric lanprud celebrate halloween hy dressing in costumes. “Walking to the Courthouse, freezing cold, with Mr. Wright’s Political Behavior class was my highlight of school. We got half way there before Mr. Wright realized it was Veteran’s Day and the Courthouse was closed.” Lisa Switzer ‘87’ “We remember in the middle of our first music concert Teri’s gum fell out of her mouth into someone’s hair.” Mandie Books and Melissa Maholch “91” “I could hardly believe I got passing grades in Geometry.” Linda Bristol ‘89’ “I remember at the first concert Beckie, Wendy, and I had actions to “Shake, Rattle, and Roll.” They did them and I chickened out after shaking once.” Suzanne Franssen “87” “I remember all the times last summer we had to march in 100 degree weather with 150 degree band uniforms.” Becky Whitney “88” LEFT: Gina Gottschalk laughs as she talks on the phone BOTTOM: Kevin Fulkerson and Derek Runningbear work on assignments. One thing that I will never torget is when I was elected queen candidate for the Senior class. It was a very cold rainy night, but all in all it was a good time.” Ginger Land “87” “In volleyball, I remember after we huddled with the coach we went out on the floor and huddled just with the team. We were going to sprawl but decided not to, only Kim Fuller didn’t know that so she did and everyone laughed.” Beckie Winbolt ‘87’ “The highlight of the football season was when I made first team all conference, tackle.” Russ Davis “87” “The most embarrassing moment in basketball was when I stole the ball and went to make a layup and my knees gave out from under me.” Kathy Thompson “91” “I remember working day and night making our swatch pinata. It was worth all the effort though because we won the grand prize!” Sheila Moore “89” RI6HT: Linda Bristol. Gilda Chavez, and lisa loy take lime ont ol their schedules for a pose. BELOW: As a final pro ject for 7th grade Home Ec„ Amy Scott. Jennifer franssen. and Kerri Brown show their stuff. “Hy major accomplishment was receiving all k’t on my first 9 weeks report card.” Ginger Land “87” “The funniest thing that happened to me during basketball was when I threw the ball to my teammate and she mad$ a basket for the other team.” Janae Slingsby “91” “I remember letting my balloon off before everyone else did at FHA Convention.” Teri Whiteman “89” “The highlight of the volleyball season was whan I fell across the center line trying to set the ball.” Stephanie Bjornsen “89” “The best time I had this semester was cheering at my first peprally.” Tina Roessler “91” .Opening 4 LEFT: Trevor Graham shows his own style in bond BELOW: Learning about technology. Stephanie Foster at Oklahoma City for FHA. BOTTOM: Showing spirit at the Homecoming peprally. “I remember Timarree and I being so nervous at our first concert that our knees were knocking, and we laughed through the whole first song, missing every note.” Tina Haines “88” Opening .5 Jammin’ Clubs sponsor dances Many of BBHS’ clubs and organizations helped to provide some of the most jammin’ activities of the year. School dances were once again popular, extra curricular activities. Some of the most popular dances were the MORP dance (prom spelled backwards), the student council sponsored summer dance, the yearbook signing dance sponsored by the yearbook staff and the Spanish Club sponsored Valentine’s dance. Middle school students also enjoyed dances. Among their favorites was the Halloween dance which most students attended while wearing costumes. TOP: Candy Adams and lam Gonzalez. two new students get into the swing of BBHS dances LEFT: Kristi White and Trevor Craltam smite tor the camera BIGHT: Tony Snyder takes a break to get comfortable at the Summer Dance ' 8. High School Dances Middle School Dances .9 Homes in a foreign land Four foreign exchange students called Broken Bow ‘home’ during the 1986-87 school year. Gilda Chavez arrived in Broken Bow prior to the school year. Unlike many foreign exchange students, Gilda was aware of the community and it’s customs. Gilda's older sister, Anna, had been an exchange student in Broken Bow a year earlier. She makes her home in Mexico. Sune Kehlet from Denmark also arrived in Broken Bow during the first semester. While in the states Sune also enjoyed traveling to Chicago, IL and various parts of California. Two of his favorite souvenirs from the Broken Bow area were an old cowboy hat and a pair of cowboy boots. The last foreign exchange student to arrive at BBHS during the first semester was Javier Gonzales. Javier came to Broken Bow from Spain. While attending BBHS Javier was active in several clubs and was a member of the cross country team. The last exchange student to arrive was Tom Hodgson. Tom’s home is in Australia. Tom was an active member of the musical cast his first semester at BBHS. Unlike the other exchange students that made Broken Bow their home during the 1986-87 school year, Tom remained in Broken Bow until January of 1988. ABOVE: Gilda Chavez enjoys some good old American bubble gum. BOTTOM: lavier Gonzalez. Gilda Chavez and Sune Kehlet start the school year together. ‘‘I’ll never forget the time when I mixed up the deodorant and the hairspray bottles at the Broken Bow-North Platte basketball game. I sprayed ‘Soft and Dry’ on my hair.” Gilda Chavez ‘87’ tOJoreign Exchange - Dowse, Jacobsen rein in the rain = The rain from the clouds wasn’t the only rain that fell on Homecoming evening. Mark Dowse and Julie Jacobsen were crowned homecoming king and queen. Randy Griebei and Wendy Province were chosen Homecoming Prince and Princess respectively. Other activites for the week included the annual hall decoration competition. The freshmen were included in the hall decoration contest for the second time. The sophomore class was once again victorious. They chose “Rambo’s Rampage” as their theme. Other actitivies occuring during Homecoming Week were a red day, a dress-up day and a NERD day. TOP LEFT: Wendy Province and Mark Dowse representing 8 Club TOP RIGHT: Julie Jacobsen and Matt Snyder representing band MIDDLE LEFT: Gilda Chavez and Randy Griebei representing Spanish Club MIDDLE: Any Wood ward and Scott Young representing the vocational clubs MIDOLE RIGHT: y Prince Randy. Princess Wendy. King Mark, and Queen Julie BOTTOM LEFT: Ginger Land and Justin Heath representing the senior class BOTTOM RIGHT: Suzanne Franssen void Randal Oaily representing choir. Honreconing.il FAR LEFT: Jim Piester looks on as students and cheerleaders participate in a pep rally held at the square TOP CENTER: 1388 king. James Gallentine. crowns the 1987 Homecoming King. Mark Dowse. CENTER: Seniors Addy Chapin and Cindy Nozicka take a break from hall decorating. BOTTOM CENTER: Despite chilly weather students show school spirit. TOP RIGHT: Dave Nelson “Jams Bob Fitzpatrick into a garbage can on NERD day. BOTTOM RIGHT: Homecoming Prince and Princess Randy Griebel and Wendy Province stand in the 'rein'. ii Homecoming .13 Weekends and friends It occurred to the yearbook staff one afternoon that no matter what age a person is, and no matter how happy that person is in their job, the human animal always seems to be concerned about weekends. For some, weekends are a time to catch up on housework and cleaning that messy room. For others, it’s a chance to earn extra money for college or a car. It also occurred to the staff that friends help to make weekends more fun, and the weekdays bearable. Below is a collection of friends enjoying weekend activities. 14...Weekends and Friends Special events add to a jammin’ — year — Throughout the school year, many events took place to make the year more exciting. Biology classes disected minks and toured the Omaha Medical Center. The Future Homemakers of America Chapter traveled to Oklahoma City to attend its first National Cluster Meeting. The home economics department field tested the new curriculum that was developed for the state. Along with the new curriculum a play school was held in the family living class and the flour sack babies were once again assigned. Mrs. Stutzman’s english class had a Broken Bow resident from India audit the class. The physics department did the monkey experiment and the Industrial technology department worked with robotics. TOP RIGHT: These flour sack Dairies were pan of a project for the family liv ing course. MIDDLE LEFT: Gene Hendricks helps children learn about tenure. MIDDLE RIGHT: Linda Bristol. Deanna Harrold and Sheila Moore display Iheir swatch pinata. Bottom Right: leanne Keyser passes time on a bus trip to Oklahoma City during the FHA chapter's first trip to National Cluster Meetings. 16...Special Events LEFT: I. Pierpont Finch (Jerry Stithem) discusses his business woes with Rosemary (Wendy Province) BELOW Finch (Stithem! Rives his advertising plan to the board ol directors (Mike Scott, Bryan Davis, Scott Young and Matt Snyder). Business success, theme of musical The title for this years all-school musical held May 8th and 9th was “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.” Lead characters were Wendy Province and Jerry Stithem playing the roles of Rosemary Pilkington and J. Pierpont Finch respectively. A large number of students participated in the musical, making the cast one of the largest in the past few years. Don Davis was director and Lance Bristol was music coordinator. Doreen McIntosh served as the assistant to the director. “It was great being part of the musical cast. We had lots of fun. I especially remember the time when I missed my cue and put everybody else on stage in big trouble. I wound up on stage without shoes on.” Gilda Chavez ‘87’ ABOVE: Fellow office workers give Rosemary advice on men. (lett to right Amy Woodward. Wendy Province. Carta Haller. Pam Anderson , Beckie Winbolt. Beth Mitchell and Stacey O'Brien. — Prom is “Heaven In Your Eyes” = The 1987 Junior-Senior prom was held on Saturday, May 2. Heaven In Tour Eyes” was the theme selected by the juniors. Pink, black, and white colored streamers decorated the gym. During the banquet, Coach Dan McLaughlin served as the guest speaker. k dance followed the banquet with the music provided by Knights of the Turntable. Provided by the Rotary Club , Post prom entertainment included a Mardi Gras at the Broken Bow Country Club. RIGHT: Students are having tun at the prom dance follow Ing the banquet FAR RIGHT: Matt Thomas and Kim Fuller dance to the sounds from Knights ol the Turntable. GOT TOM RIGHT: Mr. loomer helps Chris Craig and Justin McHeece with the decorations. BOTTOM CENTER: Stacey Schleiger watches the decorations being put together. BOTTOM LIFT: Greg Poland and Shane Beckman take a break to enjoy some punch. = BBHS graduates 61 20 ..Eraduatioci 22._Highligt� ts LEFT: Beckie Winooit gets canied away by Angie Wright BOTTOM LEFT: Tom Griffith and Adrienne ideen share study hall time. BOTTOM RIGHT Mr. Davis wonders what the secret ingredient in the winning FHA Barney Bake off chili was. Highlights...23 Crammin’ -n- Jammin’ ABOVE: � Sjbrant shows toll Eggleston and Kristie Eranssen disecting techniques. Academics 26 Band Band hosts Gornfest RIGHT: Drill team members: Front to Back: Becky McQuitty. Trlia Witt Pam Anderson and Michelle Taylor. ABOVE: Band members are: Front row: Julie Jacobsen. Becky McQuitty. Michelle Taylor. Pam Anderson. Triita Witt. Christine Russell. Second row: Jett Varney. Jett Phillips. Mike Scott. Ken ny Hawks. Jett McMeen. Jim Peister. Gene Dietz. Jerry Stithem. Bret Christen. Third row: Tyler Millsap. Dan Wenquist. Tim McAbee. Kathy Ditson. Jennifer Sammons. Scott Chapin. Eric Hen drickson. Teresa Young. Kristy Steele. Lisa Loy. Deanna Harrold. Brett Norden. Fourth row: Grant Chapin. Steve Mack. Russel Richie. Kami Ryan. Jennifer Olson. Shane Peck. Tresa Wright. Becky Whitney. Tracy Miller. Beth Mitchell. Mr. Reichert Fifth row: Neal Golden. Kim Fuller. Brant Washburn. Kyle Simmons. John Gallentine. Linda Bristol. Wendy Province. Kristi Fuller. Julie Sybrant Rhonda Headley. Sixth row: Craig Stumpff. Scott Young. Trevor Graham. Tara Beckenbauer. Paul Swenson. Teresa Finney. Cathy Russell. Michelle Gatch. Alnetta Hansen. Michelle Snurr. Julie Miller. Connie Wilson. Seventh row: Matt Snyder. Kevin Thomp son. Chip Stumpff. Randal Daily. Jason Babcock. Tammy McFall, Kevin McAbee. Brett Fisher. Monte Taylor. Tony Snyder. Eighth row: Paul Ritchie. Sean Downey. Mary Finney. Greg Poland. Rhonda Nichols. Angie Osborn, Chris Horner. Back row: Mike Gallentine. David Melville. Carey Ostrander. Kent Russell. Scott Prickett. Mike Miller. Brian Larson. Sue Neal. Suzanne Franssen. LEFT: Band director. Bill Reichert. RIGHT: Drum majorettes; Christine Russell and Julie Jacob son. BELOW: Drum corp members: LtoR: Jett Phillips. Jeff Varney. Mike Scott. Kenny Hawks. Jeff McMeen. Brett Norden. Jim Peister. Bret Christen. Jerry Stithem. and Gene Dietz. Band..i7 — Choir members serve dual roles= Below Fourth hour choir members are: Front row: Kristi Glenty. Tina Cash. Presha Eacker. Kori Walker. Jennie Mills. Kay Strong. Kendra Pomplun. Cindy Bigbee. Rhonda Nichols. Beckie Wmbolt. Kay Neal. Kathy Ditson. Kristie Fransseo. LeeAnn Gamble Jennifer Ingram. Rhonda Headley Middle row: Mr. Bristol. Jodi Spencer. Chris Rmglein. Cindy Nozicka. Lisa Switzer. Addy Chapin. Trina Witt. Jennifer Dunkel. Tara Higginbotham. Steve Mack. Bill Wmberg. Rick Goben. Dan Wenquist. Carla Haller. Julie Sybrant Becky Whitney. Stacey O'Brien. Tracy Miller. Back row Mike Scott. Mike Miller. Geoff Oatus. Bill Dowse. Stuart Fox. Doug Yantzie. Matt Snyder. Scott Young. Russ Davis. Tom Terronez. Jared Kottmeyer. Brad Miller. Jim Peister. Brett Norden, Darren Marten, and Jeff Varney n Choir BOTTOM: Fifth hour choir members are: front row: Beth Mitchell. Amy Woodward. Suzanne Franssen. Ginger Land. Angie Wright. Second row: Tristi Dickinson. Melanie Young. Dorene McIntosh. Heather Larson. Connie Wilson. Stephanie Walters. Tami Witt Deanna Harrold. Cathy McAlevy. Rhonda Winchester. Randal Daily. Sean Downey. Tami Mohler. Christy Moore. Kristi White. Deena Fitz Patrick. Stephanie Haumont. Trica Griffith. Timarree Brown. Mr. Bristol. Third row: Melinda Bjomsen, Tama Bentley. Jackie Burnett. Pam Anderson. Tara Beckenbauer Monica Larson. Steph Bjornsen, Susan Dowse. Mary Fin ney. Sheila Moore. Kristy Steele. Lisa loy. Linda Bristol. Laurie Pearson. Tresa Wright. Adriene ideen. Deana Zeigler. Tina Haines. Carey Wells. Back row: Eric Henderickson. Oan Bigbee. Scott Chapin. Ron Millsap. Bryan Davis. Jeremy Province. Greg Poland. Jeff Phillips. Brad Norden. Paul Ritchie. Jeny Stithem. Dan Yantzie. Tom Hodgson. Rob Deavers. Craig Stumpfl. Doug Smith. Jason Babcock. Neal Golden. Bryan Oxford. Grant Chapin, and Tim McAbee Choir .29 = Coop students participate in Olympics The Sandhills coop under went many changes in its managerial structure this year. Nancy Halferty and Dr. Donald Vanderheiden took over the duties of Dr. Lee Helelbower who previously handled the supervisory position of the coop. With eveyone’s support within the coop, a succcesful year was completed. Students receive honors Throughout the year many students work hard to maintain high grade point averages. The motivation to receive high grades is different for each student. Whatever the motivation, the rewards may sometimes end with the receipt of a scholarship. Pictured log and bottom: Scholarship winners aad Ih. presenters ot the scholarships. ABOVE: Home Economics teachers Diane Houdek and Gret chen Gallentme. ABOVE RIGHT: Math teachers Jerry Anson. Renae Fiorelli and James Jenson. RIGHT English teachers Louise Stutzman. Don Davis. Judy Henning. Garrit Hamblin and Karen Ellis. 34. Teachers Teachers have unusual hobbies Many students often do not realize that their teachers really are human” and do not expect their teachers to have hobbies or interests outside of the school world. Our staff decided that we would like to put an end to this myth. The teachers were polled on the topic of hobbies and interests outside of the school. The following is a list of BBHS teacher hobbies. We feel that some of them may amaze you. Jerry Anson, math, fishing, hunting, woodworking Jerry Beekman, industrial arts, Bill Blackburn, social studies, fishing, riding a motorcycle, watching television Lance Bristol, music, cooking, refinishing antiques Don Davis, English, wood-working Karen Ellis, English, craft work, reading Renae Fiorelli, math, running, traveling, reading, watching good movies Kevin Foster, social studies, fishing, hunting, playing softball Gretchen Gallentine, home economics, sewing, cooking, traveling, attending athletic events Gerrit Hamblin, social studies, reading, riding motorcycles Terri Heisterkamp, P.E., softball, skiing Judy Henning, english Diane Houdek, home economics, bicycle riding, photography, outdoor activities James Ingram, science, carpentry, bird watching painting, photography James Jenson, math, working with ponies, driving a team of ponies pulling a wagon Dennis (Rock) Jones, media, reading, gardening, outdoor activities Paul Loomer, art, camping, bicycling, playing guitar Dan McLaughlin, P.E., sporting activities Jane Melroy, business Gary Meyer, 6th, physical exercise, reading, wood-working Mick Patch, 6th, singing,reading Bill Reichert, music Linda Ridenour, business Bev Schwisow, Spanish, canoeing, bridge, gardening, playing piano Diane Scott, 6th, sports, reading, jogging Jerry Scott, science, yard work, hunting, fishing, photography Robert Seeger, science, fishing Gary Siemens, Vo. Ag. Louise Stutzman, english, travel, travel, travel Darrel Sybrant, science, refinishing old guns fishing Gary Wright, social studies, farming, officiating softball and basketball playing softball ABOVE: Heaven's Ansels Social Studies teacher Teachers. .35 ABOVE: Local disc jockey Dave Biraie broadcasts Coach McLaughlin's pep rally speech for State Basketball. TOP RIGHT: Spanish teacher Bev Schwisow and Art teacher Paul Loomer. RIGHT: Sixth Grade teachers Diane Scott. Gary Meyer and Mick Patch. 36. Teacners BflOW: Business teachers Linda Ridenour and lane Melroy. ABOVE: Science teachers Jerry Scott. James Ingrain. Dar rel Sybrant and Robert Seeger. J7 38—Highlights LEFT: Tammy McFall and Jennifer Dunkel work on their prize winning decorations. BELOW: Stndents pose for a picture taken at the Halloween dance for the middle school. Highlights...39 Jammin’ to Victory District Champions: Bottom row: Kevin Thompson; Bryan Davis; John Woods; Scott Cumpston; Tony Sanchez; Tim MacAbee. Top row: Brett Norden; Kevin Seevers, John Evans; Chad Breiner; Paul Swenson; Russ Davis. 40...Sporls Division Volleyball season improves ABOVE: Monica Larson valleys the ball over the net. RIGHT: Volleyball team: Front row: Gina Gottschalk. Ginger land. Beckie Winbolt. Kin Fuller. Timarree Brown. Teresa Finney. Middle row: Stephanie Foster. Sue Neal. Gilda Chavez, lulie Sybrant. Suzanne Franssen. Tara Baxter. Steph Bjornsen. lulie Jacobsen, leanne Keyser. Back row: Coach Peterson. Monica Larson. Irish Spencer. Michelle Day. Carey Wells, lalea Slingsby. Michelle Taylor. Cathy Russell, lenniler Dunkel. Rhonda Winchester, and Coach Heisterkamp. 42. Volleyball ABOVE LEFT: Tara Baiter tries to block. ABOVE: Asst Coach Terri Heisterkamp and Coach Mary Jo Peterson. LEFT: Junior players: Front: Kim Fuller. Gina Gottschafc. and Julie Sybrant. Back: Michelle Day. Jalea Slingsby. Carey Wells, and Trish Spencer. VolleybalL.43 Bump. set. spike. -¥■ ¥ . . . Coach Peterson gives some wonts of wisdom during a time out. 44...Volleyball Football boasts winning record After three heart (topping opening loses the Indians regrouped and reeled off six straight wins in 1986. The final record was 6 and 3 which grabbed the number ten ranking in the state. Several lean members try to keep warm while watching their team mates FoothalL.45 BELOW: High school football members are: Front: Dan Yantzie. Shane Peck, Jeremy Province. Eric Farritor James Taylor. Kenny Hawks. Brett Norden. Craig Stumptf. Rick Kensell. Jeff Baillie. Second row: David Campbell. Geott Gains. Tony Sanchez. Kyle Simmons. Jim Meston. Matt Eggleston, John Evans. Ron Milsap. Matt Thomas, Brad Fisher. Jeff Me Meen. Chad Baiter. Third row: Carlie Wells. Woody Asuncion. Matt Hatch. Coach Bean. Sune Kehlet. Brad Norden. Andy Sanchez. Jim Peister. Kevin Seevers. Mark Dowse. Randy Nielson. Shane Beckman. Bret Christen. Coach McLaughlin. 8ack row: Coach Poster, Mike Gallentine. Jerry Stitlwm. Justin Heath, Russ Oavis. Chad Breiner. Doug Yantzie. Gene Dietz. Chad Schlall, Jared Kottmeyer. Jerry McMeen. Sieve Dietz. Coach Scott. Gothenburg 0-7 Cozed 13-14 Lexington 0-7 2 OT Ainsworth 47-0 •★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★-A- ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Ogallala 26-8 Minden 20-7 Ord 31-6 Holdrege 15-13 Loup City 28-6 46 ..Football ABOVE: Coaches: left to right Scott. Foster. Oean. and Mclaughin FntML.47 Team membership increases “We had a very large squad, but also a very inexperienced squad.” Coach Mick Patch. - ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ★ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ The 1986-87 cross country team fielded a girls team for the first time in BBHS history. Highlights of the season included Michelle Gaasch’s fourth place finish at both Minden and at SWC and 9th in Districts. Stacy Slingsby and Matt Snyder were team captains. Meets Attended Cozad Broken Bow Ravenna Minden Gothenburg SWC District TOP LEFT: Tin McAbee (Mils away from the pack TOP RIGHT: Jerod Beck thinks about the coarse ahead. BOTTOM £ross Country team nembers were; front Kristie Franssen Tam fcfall. Mary Finney. Stacey Slingsby. Christine Russell. Stacey Schleiger. Pan Anderson. Cindy Bigbee. Angie Prescott second row: Javier Gonzalez. Jered Beck. Kevin Thompson. Scott Yoang. Matt Snyder. Brian Larson David Melville. Tin McAbee. Keri Brown, third row: Dan Denson. Dan Bigbee. Brant Washburn. Jason Babcock. Jett Phillips. Grant Chapin. Delbert Porter. Coach Patch. Owayne Hammond, back row: Colby Ransey. Adam Thomas. Kevin Fnlterson. Jett Gaasch. Troy Schleiger. Jett Miller. Eric Johnson. Nate Bell. Brandon Eacker. Shane Kel If. “I remember running (walking) in the pooring rain at the Gothenburg cross country meet. It was so cold the rain started to freeze.” Mary Finney ”88” TOP LEFT: Brian Larson stays ahead of an Ogallala oppo nent. TOP RIGHT: Stacey Slingsby keeps her stride. BOT TO Deanna Harold is one of the young members on the team. ABOVE: Broken Bow became district champs Ibis year. LEFT: terry Stitbem trys to pass the ball, and looks for a receiver. BBHS’s basketball team earned it’s first trip to state in eight years. The young team continued to build momentum throughout the season, and therefore, Non the district championship. The team then traveled to Lincoln where it played two games. They defeated Seward in the first round of play and lost to Aurora. First trip to state since 1979 Reserves practice skills +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ RIGHT: Reserve basketball team members are: Left to Right: Jim Peister. Brad Miller. Brett Kratzer. Javier Gon zalez. Bill Dowse. Kyle Simmons. Dan Yantzie. Chris Homer, and Steve Dietz. FAR RIGHT: Mart Dowse is up for the shot. BOTTOM LEFT: Jim Meston is ready to shoot. BOT TOM CEKTER: Mike Gallentine takes on an opposing Indian. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mike Gallentine dribbles in for the layup. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★ ♦ ♦ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Opponent Score N. Platte St. Pats. . . . . 76-43 Ord . 57-68 Ainsworth . . . 73-48 Lexington . . . 60-70 Holdrege Valentine . . 56-54 Centura . . 71-57 Gothenburg Cozad . . 52-64 Loup City . . 63-58 GICC . . 55-49 Ogallala . . 56-48 Cozad . . 63-49 O’Neill . 58-52 Minden . . 60-52 Gothenburg . . . 47-61 ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ m t $£ ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ RIGHT: Kim Kudma tries lot two. BOTTOM LEFT: Kim fyidma is a new addition to BBHS basket ball. BOTTOM RIGHT: Carey Wells adds to the score. RIGHT: Cathy Russell goes in for a layup. BELOW: Cathy Russell shoots for two. “At the first year coach, I was very happy with our girls. Our 6-9 record shows that we are getting a lot better, and that our program is building.” Coach Foster ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★•ft ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Girls var. Opponent Set N. Platte St. Pats . . . 40-43 Ainsworth Holdrege ...; .29-21 Valentine Gothenburg Gothenburg 32-43 Cozad Lexington 31-56 Loup City 41-56 GICC 38-49 Ogallala 39-34 Cozad 38-33 Ord 42-48 Minden Districts: Ainsworth ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ★ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Wrestlers win SWG The Broken Bow high school wrestling team had another very successful year. The team had three district champions, and sent five teammates to the state tournament. Russ Davis finished his career with anoter third place medal at the state tournament. Five members of the team were also selected to the State Academic Wrestling Team. LEFT: District Champs: Tony Sanchez. Russ Davis, and Kevin Thompson. ABOVE: Front row: Laurie Pearson. Ryan Wmberg. Russel Ritchie. Brad Parlinent. Jason Province. Scon Chapin. Dan Bigbee. Rick Hiihman. Dan Wenquist. Kevin McAbee. Brant Chapin. Cody Eggleston. Tyler Millsap. Dan Densen. Rhonda Winchester. Middle row: Trina Win. Teresa Finney. Mike Connely. Tony Sanchez. Paul Swensen. Randy Griehel. Scon Cumpston. Bren Norden. John Evans. Woody Asuncion. Bryan Davis. Ron Millsap. John Woods. Tim McAbee. Craig Clap per. Steve Mack. Shoo Yarrington. Wade Pearson. Back row: Coach Patch. Doug Smith. Shane Beckman. Kevin Thomp son. Kevin Seevers. Tom Griffith. Chad Breiner. Russ Davis. Jared Kottmeyer. John Gallentine. Brad Norden. Paul Ritchie. Carlie Wells. Craig Plummer. Monte Taylor. Mary Finney, and Coach Crawley. Wrestling...ST ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + ♦ ♦ ♦ Varsity Broken Bow invite 1st Holdrege Invite 1st Valentine Invite 3rd Burwell Invite 2nd Minden Invite 1st SWG 1st Districts B-3 2nd State 11th Dual 8-1 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ★ + ♦ ♦ 58. Wresting ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ¥ ♦ ♦ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Reserve Broken Bow Invite 1st Sargent Invite 6th Sandhills Invite 4th Callaway Invite 2nd Broken Bow Reserve Invite 1st SWC 1st Dual 9-2 ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ !★★★★★★★★★★★★ + Wreslling.59 Seven run at State Meet FAR TOP LEFT: Front row; Shoo Yanington. Andy Sanchez. Matt Schall. Mike Miller. Mike Scott. Kemy Hawks. Jason Babcock. Randy Carroll. Second row; Jeff Berghorst. Woody Asun cion. John [vans. Jim Meston. Matt Eggleston. Bill Spear. Jim Peister. Darien Nielson. Third row; Oan Kieborz. Craig Stumpff. Paul Ritchie. Matt Snyder. Justin Heath. Mark Dowse. Chad Schall. Jeff Varney. Brett Fisher. Danen Marten. Greg Kinkman. Oan McLaughlin. Back row; Kevin Foster. Neal Golden. Chris Knoell. John Gallentine. Matt Hatch. Jeff McMeen. Bret Christen. Russ Davis. Carlie Wells. Jeny Stithem. Steve Dietz. Kyle Simmons. Jared Kottmeyer. David Campbell. LEFT; Jerry Stithem races for the finish. FAR 80TT0M LEFT: Mark Dowse crosses the finish line. BOTTOM: John Gallentine tries his luck at the hurdles. BELOW: Jim Peister hands off the baton to Craig Stumpff. “The 1987 Track season went very well. In most all of the meets we placed in the top three. We only lose two seniors so we are looking for a good season next year. Coach Foster Track state qualifiers-. Mark Dowse Long Jump. 400 relay; Chad Schall 400 relay; Woody Asancion 400 relay; Craig Stumpff 400 relay.1600 relay; Jerry Stithem 1600 relay. 800 meter run; Shane Campbell 1600 relay; Kyle Simmons 1600 relay Golf has successful season The golf season was very sucessful. Many young players made great improvements in their game. We placed in the top six of most our meets and won the Gibbon Invitational. Jerry McMeen, Mike Gallentine, Steve Mack, and Tom Hodgson were the consistant varsity scorers. Jerry McMeen lead us in scoring averages with a 39 average. Freshman girls athetics RIGHT: Freshman Girls Basketball Team was: Frost row; Kami Ryan. Michelle Snurr. Middle; Jennifer Olson. Back row; Julie Miller. Diane Scott, and Jennie Mills. ABOVE: Freshman Volleyball Team was: Front row; Kristi White, Melanie Young. Jennie Mills. Kristi Fulls. Tsesa Young, and Michelle Snun. Back row; Julie Miller. Kendra Pomplun. Diane Scott. Kami Ryan. Jennifer Olson, and Pam Thomas. Freshman boys athletics ABOVE: freshman football team, front row. Russell Ritchie. Shane Campbell. Matt Schall. Mike Miller. Tyce Johnson, Jason Province. Tyler Millsap. Darren Nielson. Brett Fisher. Mike Connely. Back row. Mike Scott. John Gallen tine. Darren Marten. Bob Blackburn. Rick Goben. Chris Knoell. Jeff Varney. Scott Prickett. Rick Huhman and coach. W. Jerry Anson. ■ Seventh grade sports RIGHT: Seventh grade football players. BOTTOM LEFT: In dians work towards the goal line. BOTTOM RIGHT: Matt Dowse recovers from a tackle. Athletes receive awards ABOVE: Nick Dean presents inlie Jacobsen with the Army Reserve's Scholar Athlete Award. Mark Dowse and Ginger Land were named the 1986-87 Broken Bow High School Athletes of the year. Land started on the volleyball and basketball teams, while Dowse started on the football, basketball and track teams. The athletes of the year are chosen by a vote of the student body. The award for Outstanding Student-Athletes was given to Christine Russell and Mike Gallen-tine for their high grade point averages. KCNI radio stations Athlete of the Year Awards were given to Mark Dowse and Cathy Russell. LETT Cheryl Smith presents Cathy Russell and Mark Dowse with the KCNI KBBN Athletes ot the Year Awards. ABOVE: Nick Dean presents Ginger land and Mark Oowse with the Outstanding Girl and Boy Athlete ot the Year Award. — Sports highlights ABOVE: Jerry McMeen takes down the net after winning the district championship. TOP LEFT: Cindy Bigbee runs cross country. TOP RI6HT: Jim Meston tries the triple jump. BOT TOM LEFT: Senior volleyball players; bottom Suzanne franssen and Julie Jacobsen, top. Beckie Winbolt and Ginger Land. BOTTOM RIGHT: Remember when Miss Houdek was tackletf Organized Jammin’ ABOVE: CiRdy Bighee Stephanie Enter. Presha Eacker. and Jeanne Keyser do Die 'raisin slut He' during their gold medal winning FHA SEARCH speech. = Club gives Jol-Ran’s face-lift The art club had a busy year. They began the year by giving one of the local gymnastics academies a face lift. The club painted dance murals on the wall. The club also kept busy by painting holiday motifs on the windows of a local business during the various holidays throughout the year. Art club member, Chris Birnie, also served the school by doing the art work for the yearbook staff. The sponsor of the art club was Mr. Paul Loomer. LEFT: Chris Birnie worked as resident artist for the year book BELOW: Art club (renters are: Front: Adrienne Ideen, Tara Baxter. Kristi Fuller. Stacy Slingsby, Stacy Schleiger, Amy Higginbotham. Back: Mr. Loomer, Trevor Graham, Kristy White, Cliff Hozicka, ferry Stithem. Sieve Dietz, Scott Prickett. Chris Birnie, Chris Knoell. T6..Art Club = B-Club assists with District Tournaments ABOVE: left railing Coach Nick Dean. Irish Spencer. Mark Dowse. Neal Golden. Andy Sanchez, Matt Hatch. Terry Haines. Kyle Simmons. Woody Asuncion. Front row: Brian Larson. Brett Nonlen. Bryan Davis. Brad Norden. 2nd row: Boh FitzPatrick. Tom Griffith. Chad Bremer. Tami Witt. Wendy Province. Matt Snyder. Beckie Winholl Scott Young, � d row: Matt Eggleston. Steph Bjomsen. Timarree Brown. Irina Witt Christine Russell. Stephanie Foster, leanne Keyser. Fared Kottneyer. Kevin Seevers. Back row: Jerry McMeen. Jett McMeen. Jason Babcock. Beth Mitchell. Ginger land. Any sedlacek. Right railing: Mike Gallentine. Steve Dietz. Jalea Slingsby. Paul Ritchie. Tina Haines. Stacy Schieiger. Carey Wells, lisa Loy. Cathy Russell. Snsan Dowse. Tara Baxter. Pam Anderson, and Jennifer Dunkel IEFT: Matt Snyder helps during district tournaments. BCIub.,.77 = Staff recovers from a ‘jam’ The theme chosen for the 1986-1987 yearbook was “Jammin.”The idea for the theme was taken from the popular floral print shorts or “jams.” The year was not uneventful. A new advisor, a small staff and missing photographs all added to the excitement of putting together a “Jammin” yearbook. TOP: Lisa Loy and Belli Mitchell add the final touches to the yearbook. ABOVE Sean Downey taking a picture bom the top ol the basketball hoop. Left to Right: Steve Mack, lisa loy. Beth Mit .'hell. Ms. Houdek. and Linda Bristol. 7B...Yearbook Concord changes to FM Concord members were: Front row: Steve Mack. Chris Horner. Amy Sindelar. Scott Young. Carla Haller The 1986-87 school year brought a memorable change for the number one teen produced radio show in Nebraska. Concord switched from AM radio to FM stereo beginning February 1987. Concord provides students the opportunity to become familiar with radio broadcasting. High School students from Broken Bow High School present a 30 minute show each Saturday throughout the school year. During these 30 minutes, students assume responsibilities of announcers, music directors, and engineers. Mtow Concord ;9 Indian’ receives Gornhusker Award The 1986-87 Journalism staff had an outstanding year. To start the year off with a bang, the staff attended a journalism workshop in Lincoln during October. During that time, the staff was awarded the “Cornhusker” award. This is the highest award that can be achieved at the workshop. Chris Birnie, Matt Snyder, Teena Stithem, Randal Daily, and Carla Haller all placed at the National Journalism Championship. The staff was very creative this year. Instead of sticking with the normal newspaper format, the staff put out two magazines during the year. Mrs. Karen Ellis is the Indian advisor. LEFT: Indian Staff members are: Front row: Chris John. Teena Stithem. Kathy Ditson, Carla Haller. Second row: Kristy Steele. Kristi Franssen, Third row; Brian Larson. Scott Voting. Monica Larson. Chris Ringlein. Susan Dowse. Cindy Kudrna. Kay Strong, and Caroyln Troiel. Back row; Matt Snyder. Sean Downey. Mike Pierson. Randal Daily. Chris Birnie. and Amy Sedlacek. 80 Indian FFA has competitive year The Broken Bow Chapter of Future Farmers of America had a busy year. They traveled to several judging contests in which they earned many top honors. The chapter was also represented at the national convention in Kansas City. A trip to the annual Colt conference ended the year. McAbee. Alan Waltrao, Cat; Ostrander. Justin Heath. Alin Strong. Mr Seamans. Wade Pearson. LEFT: Carey Ostrander fries pancakes FFA .81 82 ..FHA = FHA attends Cluster Meeting The 1986-87 school year was a busy time for members of FHA and sponsor Diane Houdek. This year the Broken Bow chapter of FHA attended National Cluster meetings for the first time. The meetings were held in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on November 21-23. Senior, Tami Mohler, Served on pep squad. The group also attended conventions throughout the year. Among these were State Student Body in Kearney, February 23, and District Convention in North Platte, October 8. In January, FHA members attended SEARCH (Students Events for Achievements and Recognition in Consumer Homemaking) and were awarded for their time and efforts. Oonica Cranwell received two silver medals, Tina Cash received one silver and one gold medal, Kay Strong received two gold medals, Teri Whiteman and Cathy McAlevy received one silver each and Cindy Bigbee, Stephanie Foster, Presha Eacker and Jeanne Keyser also received one gold IMBBB TOP: FHA members left to right: Cindy Bigbee. Teri Salts. Ran Strong. Presha Eacker. Jeanne Keyser. Stephanie Foster. Sonja Runningbear Tina Cash. Oonica Cranwell. Videlia Miller, and advisor. Diane Houdek BOTTOM: Mr loomer and Mr. Blackburn prepare their prizewinning Barney Bake-off chili. COM WBH tXBM = Cheerleading squads increase The 1986-87 cheerleading squad underwent some major restructer-ing changes again this school year. The squad returned to four squads. This was a change in that the 1984-85 cheerleading squad was one large squad. The one large squad was separated into four smaller squads. The smaller squads consisted of cheerleading squads for varsity sports, girls sports, wrestling and freshmen-reserve squad. One of the major highlights of the year was cheering at the state basketball tournament in Lincoln. Taresa Brunken returned this year to sponsor the cheerleaders. IOP: Cheerleaders were: front row: Suzanne Fraissen. Tara Higginbotham. Beckie Winbolt. Wendy Province. Jennifer Sammons and Timnaree Brown, second row: Linda Bristol. Stephanie Bjornson. Kristie Fransseo. Jennifer Olson. Tara Beckenhauer. Beth Mitchell. Kristi Glendy. Kami Ryan. Lisa Ley. Susan Dowse, and Aiuetta Hanson, hack row: Jennie Mills. Teresa Young. Michelle Snurr. and Angie Schmidt. BOTTOM: Athletes participate in a pep rally. High School Cheerleaders .83 - 7th grade included on squad “The best time I had this semester was cheering at my first peprally.’’ Tina Roessler “91“ ABOVE Bottom row: Tami Spinel. Gina McCready Mandy Books. Becky Anderson, lenae Slingsby. Carl Gottschalk. Top row: Jennifer Franssen, Stacey Pederson. Tina Roessler Shelly Miller. Kathy Thompson. Keri Brown The middle school cheerleading squad under the sponsorship of Mrs. Gretchen Gallentine also underwent some changes this year. The freshmen had previously been a part of the middle school cheerleading squad, however, with the change from junior high to middle school the freshmen were moved up to the high school squad. To compensate for the loss of the freshmen, the seventh graders were allowed to cheer on the middle school cheerleading squad. Highlights of the year included bus trips to away games and pizza parties. 84 Middle School Cheerleaders FBLA members attend conventions FBLA officers for the 1986-87 school year were: Amy Woodward, president; Tami Witt, vice president; Sue Neal, secretary; Scott Young, treasurer; Irina Witt, reporter; and Steve Dietz, parliamentarian. Membership increased to 57 members, up from 31 members last year. The organization was very active during the year conducting community projects, sales projects, and preparing for State Competition. At State Competition the chapter earned many awards and certificates. They placed fourth in the stat.....he Outstanding Project category. In individual competition, Jeanne Keyser placed first in Stenography and represented Nebraska at National Competition in Anaheim, California; Steve Dietz earned third place in Parliamentary Procedure I; and Amy Wookward placed seventh in Clerical Competency. Scott Young was named to Who’s Who in FBLA in Nebraska and was the runner-up for the FBLA Scholarship. A number of other students earned Honorable Mention by placing in the top five percent in their competitions. They include Stuart Fox, Accounting II; Tara Beckenbauer, Keyboarding Knowledge and Applications; Dorene McIntosh, Parliamentary Procedure I; Jeanne Keyser, Information Processing and Business Communications; Pam Anderson, Business Math I; and Jennifer Sammons, Business Communications. The advisors are Jane Melroy and Linda Ridenour. ABOVE Bottom row Julie Sybranf. Jeanne Keyser. Stephanie Foster Laurie Pearson. Susan Dowse, Monica Larson. Michelle Taylor: Pam Anderson; Trina Witt Second row Becky Whitney. Dorene McIntosh; Cindy Noticka; Kori Walker: Deanna HarroW: Kay Strong. Teresa Young. Tara Bechenhauer. Michelle Snurr. Third row Linda Ridenour. Tami Witt Amy Sedlacek. Sue Neal. Adrienne Ideen. Vanessa Heath. Amy Woodward, Stacey Schleiger. Timarree Brown. Jane Melroy Top row Brian Larson. Scott Young. Trevor Graham. Joel Swenson. Chris Horner. Kyle White. Dan Bigbee ABOVE: Jennifer Dunkel welcomes Lisa Loy lo Celebrity Might. FBLA. 85 — Students see D.C. ‘Close-up’ This year Close Up took three juniors and three seniors to Washington D.C. to take part in a weeklong citizenship course. Amy Sedlacek, Gina Gottschalk, Trish Spencer, Brian Larson, Kevin Thompson, and David Mellville all participated. Close Up is an organization that gives students the chance to learn about and meet government officials. The sponsor of Close Up is Gary Wright. LEFT: Tie Washinton Monument was one ot tne attractions the Close-up students visited TOP RIGHT: The nation's capitol was another site visited. — Spanish club sponsors youth ABOVE: Julie Jacobsen Belli Mitchell. Randal Daily, mil David Melville work on a pinata. Highlights of this years Spanish Club were by no means few and far between. After starting the year with the annual nacho party, the activities seemed to fall into place. During the Christmas season, same the traditional pinata making. The Club then raffled off the star pinata. A Valentine’s Day dance was also sponsored by the Club. This year the Spanish Club sponsored a young girl through CCF (Christian Children’s Fund). Her name is Dolores Elizabeth Guillen, and she is from Guatemala. The club ended it’s busy year with the Fine Arts banquet and the election of new officers, and with a fond farewell, they said good bye to the seniors. The sponsor is Bev Schwisow. Student councils The Student Council’s had a busy year. Both the high school and middle school student councils worked hard to provide fun activities for the student body. For many students, the dances provided by the student councils highlighted the school year. The high school student council also worked hard to make changes in the school day. One of the major changes was adding one minute to hall passage time between classes. ABOVE: Mike Gailentine helps decorate the Strident Council Christinas tree. RIGHT: Christine Russell and Gilda Chavez put the finishing touches on the tree. 88 Student Conncil Student Council. .89 sponsor activities Classes Jammin’ Together ABOVE: Mr. Seeger's science class takes a break from their rocket unit to pose for a picture. 90. .Students Division Page « I Students = Seniors lead a jammin’ year = Being the oldest in the high school, the senior class led the school in a ‘jammin’ school year. After a slow start, the class began its first major activity together during homecoming week when it produced a competitive hall display the night before it was to be judged. After the fall sports season had ended the class entered the winter sports season. Russ Davis and Scott Gumpston earned their way to the state wrestling tournament. Mark Dowse led the basketball team to the state basketball tournament. The spring season ended with class members finalizing their college plans and preparing for graduation. Beck,Jerod Bjornson, Melinda Breiner, Chad Buxton, Rodney Chapin, Addy Chavez, Gilda Cumpston, Scott Daily, Randal 92 Seniors LEFT: Seniors Beckie Winbolt. Justin Heath. Tom Terronez. and Gene Hendricks read and relax during study hall with junior Dennis Miller. BELOW: Addy Chapin and Cindy Nozickg entertain play school children. Davis, Russ Ditson, Kathy Downey, Sean Dowse, Mark Eacker, Charley Fenton, Todd FitzPatrick, Bob Fox, Stuart Seniors. 93 Franssen, Suzanne Gonzales. Javier Graham, Trevor Griebel, Randy Griffith, Tom Hanson. Alnetta Heath, Justin Hendricks, Gene Horine, Scott 9t...Swiors Jacobson, Julie Jay, Lisa John, Chris Johnson, Gregg Kehlet, Sune Kensell, Rick Land, Ginger Larson, Brian McCready, Mik Seniors. 95 Melville, David Mitchell. Beth Mohler, Tami Moore, Christy Neal, Kay Nielson, Randy Norden, Ted Nozicka, Cindy Oxford, Bryan 9E...Seniors ABOVE: Senior wrestling members lit. L R: Tom Griffith. Randy Griebel. Scott Cumpston. Chad Bremer Ross Doris. Kerin Seerers. and Kerin Thompson Pearson, Mike Province, Wendy Schall, Chad Seevers, Kevin Snyder, Matt Stithem, Teena Strong, Allen Stumpff, Chip Switzer, Lisa Mulbach ABOVE: Instin Heath sits on bis award winning car for heap of the month. ABOVE: Senior track members are: Malt Snyder. Kevin Thompson. Brian Larson. Scott Voting. David Melville, lerod Beck, and lavier Gonzalez Senior S..97 Juniors prepare for prom The junior class finally earned a place on the upper classmen roster this year. Like the other classes, its first activity of the year was building a hall display. The class chose “Trash Em”for their theme. The class also kept busy by selling concessions, writing the dreaded term paper and contributing a major portion of the District Championship basketball team. The class ended its year by taking ACT tests and producing a memorable prom for both the junior class and the senior class as well. Mr. Bill Blackburn and Mr. Paul Loomer were the sponsors. LEFT: Matt Nomas. Bryan Davis, and Justin McNeece work on computers. Baxter, Chad Beckman, Shane Berghorst, Jeff Bigbee. Cyndi Christen, Bret Craig, Chris Davis, Bryan Day, Michelle Dietz, Gene Dowse, Bill Eacker, Presha Eggleston, Matt Evans, John Finney, Mary Foster, Stephanie luniors.,.99 ABOVE LeeAnn Gamble. Stacey Sllngsby. Sena Zeigler. Ilia Haines, and Tara Higginbotham try life as nerds. Franssen, Kristie Fuller.Kim Gallentine, Mike Gamble,.LeAnn Garrett, Donna Gottschalk, Gina Haines, Terry Haines, Tina Haller, Carla Heath, Vanessa Higginbotham, Tara Kelly, Lachelle Keyser, Jeanne Kieborz, Dan Kottmeyer, Jared Leverington, Angie Mack, Steve McAbee, Tim McMeen, Jeff McMeen, Jerry McNeece, Justin Meston, Jimmy Miller, Arica Miller, Brad Miller, Dennis lUUnniors Nichols, Dewaine Nichols, Rhonda Norden, Brad Norden, Brett O’Brein, Stacey Ostrander, Cary Peace, Brad Peister, Jimmy Poland, Greg Ringlein, Chris Ritchie, Paul Roach, Mike Russell, Christine Salts, Tracy Sammons, Jennifer Schleiger, Stacy Sedlacek, Amy Slingsby, Jalea Slingsby, Stacy Speer, Bill Spencer, Jodi Spencer, Tricia Stithem, Jerry Strong, Kay Swenson, Paul Janiors. .101 Sybrant, Julie Trump, Tara Waltman, Allan Wells, Carey White, Jim Whitney, Becky Winberg, Bill Woods, John Wright, Tresa Zeigler, Deena ABOVE: Christine Hassell anil Jennifer Sammons disect a milk. RIGHT: Tara Tnmp poses will) a line worker at Enterprise Square in Oklatoma City. 102 Juniors = Sophomores order class rings = The sophomore class proved to be a strong, creative one again this year. The class won the hall decoration contest with a display titled “Rambo’s Rampage”. Sophomores also kept busy by taking drivers license tests, ordering class rings and letter jackets. Don Davis was the class sponsor. LEFT: Sophomore doss officers ore: Front: Amy Higgm botham. Sieve Dietz Bock: lennifer Dunkel. Pom Anderson Anderson, Pam Applegarth, Gail Asuncion, Woody Bailie, Jeff Baxter, Joe Baxter, Tara Beckenhauer, Tara Bentley, Tonia Birnie, Chris Bjomsen, Steph Bristol, Linda Brott, Scott Brown, Timaree Burnett, Jackie Campbell, David Sophomores...l03 Cash, Tina Chapin, Grant Coffman, Shawn Cranwell, Donica Daily, Renee Datus, Geoff Deaver, Robb Dietz, Steve Dowse, Susan Dunkel, Jennifer Eggleston, Cody Farritor, Eric Finney, Teresa Glendy. Kristi Golden, Neal Hatch, Matt Hawks, Kenny Hendrickson, Brad Higginbotham, Amy Horner, Chris Hudson, Mike Ideen, Adrienne Kelly, Ryan Kratzer. Brett Larson, Monica LEFT: Mr, Anson helps students with their Algebra assignments Leibhart, Kent Link, Tony Loy, Lisa McAbee, Kevin McAlevy, Cathy McFall, Tammy Miller, Patricia Moore, Sheila Mortensen, Tanya Neal, Sue Osborne, Angie Parker, Mark Pearson, Laurie Pearson, Wade Peck, Shane Plummer, Craig Porter, Delbert Province, Jeremy Ritchie, Mike Runningbear, Sonja Russell, Cathy Salts, Teri Sanchez, Andy Sanchez, Tony Saner, Chad Sophomores. 105 Simmons, Kyle Snyder, Tony Steele, Kristy Stumpff, Craig Taylor, James Taylor, Michelle Thalman, Lee Thomas, Matt Wells, Carlie Whiteman, Teri Winchester, Rhonda Witt, Trina Yantzie, Dan Yarrington, Shon TOP LEFT: James Taylor sits in Die farmer of the Year chair daring national FFA convention FOP RIGHT: leanne Keyset and Stephanie Biornson enjoy some homecoming spirit. BOTTOM: Tony Sanchez. Andy Sanchez. Carlie Wells and Shoo Yarrington model the holiday toys the shop classes made tor charity. HK.Sophomores = Freshmen enter high school — The 1986-87 school year was the first year of high school for the freshmen. The class had little trouble being the youngest in the high school. The class participated in the hall decorations contest for the second time using the theme “Torch Em”. The football team enjoyed a successful year, and the basketball teams enjoyed a friendly competition regarding which team, the boys or girls, could win the most games. Freshmen Cheerleaders: Top; Michelle Snurr. Jennie Mills. Standing: Kami Ryan, Lett; Angle Schmidt. Right: Teresa Young. Silting: Jennifer Olson. Babcock, Jason Bigbee, Dan Blackburn, Bob Books, Brad Brannen, Kris Campbell, Shane Carroll, Randy Chapin, Scott Clapper, Craig Connely, Mike Denson, Dan Dickinson, Tristi Ferguson, Ron Fisher, Brett FitzPatrick, Deena Fulkerson, Gene Fuller, Kristy Gaasch, Michelle Gallentine, John Freshmen...107 Goben, Ricky Griffith, Tricia Harrold, Deanna Haumont, Stephanie Headley, Ronda Hendrickson, Eric Huhman, Rick Ingram, Jennifer Johnson, Tyce Klinkman, Greg Knoell, Chris Larson, Heather Marten, Darren McIntosh, Dorene McQuitty, Becky Miller, Julie Miller, Mike Mills, Jennie Millsap, Tyler Nielsen, Darren Nozicka, Clifford Olson, Jennifer Ottun, April Parliament, Bryan Pearson, Brad Phillips, Jeff Pomplun, Kendra Prickett, Scott Province, Jason Ritchie, Russell Russell, Kent Russell, Pat Ryan, Kami Schall, Matt Schmitt, Angela Scott, Mike Sells, Todd Smith, Doug Snurr, Michelle Swenson, Joel IWj.Jrtshmen Taylor, Monte Thomas, Pam Varney, Jeff Walker, Kori Walters, Stephanie Washburn, Brant Wenquist, Dan White, Kristi Wilson, Connie Winberg, Ryan ABOVE: Freshmen class officers are: Top fo Bottom: Mike Miller. Matt Schall and Stephanie Haomont. Freslwien ...109 Eighth grade offered more classes The eighth grade class experienced the pleasure of being the oldest in a school for the first time. Some of the changes the class had to adjust to was a change in scheduling. Students were now able to take a keyboarding class. Other classes that had previously been twelve week classes were changed to nine week classes to accomodate for the keyboarding class. Other highlights of the year included the Soil Conservatoin Day. Eighth grade class officers: Top lo bottom: leb Asuncion. Travis Horner. Justin Eggleston. Kathy Thompson, lanea SI ingsby. and Stacey Pedersen. Armatys, Mike Asunsion, Jeb Bader. Angie Blakeman, James Books, Amanda Brakeman, Lori Carrizales, Benji Chilewski. Karie Daily, Shawn Dockweiler. Teri Dowse, Matt Edwards. Traci Edwards, Troy Eggleston, Justin Fulkerson. Kevin Gaasch, Jeff Gates, Dani Golden, Terry Hatch. Barb Haumont, Jeff UlLEigtith Horner, Travis Johnson, Aaron Jungren, Ginger Knott, Andy Langrud, Mark Linville, Talli Mahlock, Mellissa McCready, Gina Miller, Todd Mitchell, Dan Myers, Becky Nelson, Adrian Peck, Joel Pedersen, Stacy Porter, Shawn Ramsdell, David Ramsey, Colby Ringlein, Pat Ritchie, Pam Roach, Jeff Roessler, Tina Russell, Cindy Schiltz, Mary Schleiger, Troy Shafer. Mark Slingsby, Janea Steele, Randy Sybrant, Michael Thomas, Adam Thompson, Kathy Runningbear, Derek EiglHhJII 7th grade attend dances, gain privilages Adams, Brook, Anderson, Becky Archuleta, Billy Baumann, Kelly Beavers, Heather Bell, Nathan Brannen, Jeff Brown, Jeremy Brown, Kerri Caldwell, Angie Cash, Judy Coble, J.R. Comstock, David Connely, Amy Dickinson. Trav Ditson, Annette Eacker, Brandon Farritor, Dustin Fenech, Scott Fortner, Brian RIGHT: Kelli Simonson, Stacy Wright, and Allen Porter decorate halls lor Christinas. 112,-Seventli The seventh grade class moved another step closer to obtaining the rein of the middle school this year. Two of the major highlights were the addition of seventh graders to the cheerleading squad and the privilege of attending middle school dances. Franssen, Jennifer Gates, Sara Gottschalk. Cari Hammond, Jess Hansen, Christina Harmon, John Hendrickson, Tina Horner, Candy Ingram. Russel Johannes, Mike Johnson, Eric Kelly, Shane Kennedy, Randy Knoell, Jake Larsen, Kyle Longfellow, Chad McAbee, Brett McCulley, Eric McFall, Kathy McIntosh, Andrew Melville, Andrew Miller, Jeff Miller, Shelly Miller, Videlia Muhlbach, Shannon Murphy, Heather Noxicka, Dale Olson. Janel Pearson, Chris Porter, Allen Pracht, Gloria Pracht, Tara Prescott, Angie Roach, Gary Runningbear, Deana Ryan, Kali Salts, Toby Saner, Lisa Schmid, Becky Scott, Amy Sedlacek, April Seeger, Bev Simmons, Kristy Simonson, Kelli Snurr, Heather Spanel, Tami Stark, Mike Stewart, Tania Stumpff. Kevin Swenson, Heidi ABOVE: Seventh grade representatives are: Top to Bottom: Nate Bell. Kevin Stumpff. Kelli Simonson, laoel Taylor, and Kristy Simmons. Halsey highlights year The sixth grade class didn’t let the fact that they were the youngest in the school hamper their activities. TALL TALES AND HEROES” was the title of the annual sixth grade play. The play consisted of many short fiction and nonfiction stories about heroes in the past. The money earned from the play was used to fund the annual sixth grade field trip to Halsey National Forest. LEFT: Sixth trade representatives are: Lett to Right Ben Simanek. Libby Snyder. Shalyse Washburn and Tim Loy Anderson, Jodi Babcock, Jamie Bader, Kyle Beckenhauer. Katie Beekman, Matt Blakeman, Tonia Books, Andra Books, Josh Brakeman, Stacy Brown, Jason Campbell, Nathan Coleman, Lori Curtis, Tanya Custer, Brent Dockweiler, Shari Dunkel. Melanie Dunker, Gina Ellison, Justin Evans, Stefanie Farritor, Stacie Gaasch, Cheri Golden. Jennifer Golden, Pearl Harrold, Robert Hendrickson, Jamie Hirsh, Heather Hunt, Rowdy Jilg, Alissa Johannes, Jennie Johnson, Jason Jungren, Kris Keyser. Janell Loy, Tim McAlevy, Joleen McAlevy, Maria Meyer, Corey Miller, Brian Miller. Taynin Morgan, Nina Morton, Craig Myer, Monica Neth, Beth Ann O’Brein, Stephanie Parker, Adam (not pictured) Parliament, Brad Porter, Brenda Pracht, Mark Prescott, Karla Roach, Carolyn Russell, Tim Schulenberg, Shawna Sells, Lance Sennett, Sam Shafer, Melissa UFT: Singer Jungren anl Misty Farrington welcome Mr Hamblin to Hie dance. Shirkey, Denise Simanek, Ben Simonson, Corey Slingsby, Jamie Snyder, Libby Spanel, Brandi Sybrant, Angela Taylor, Pam Tincher, Scott Titkemeier, Matt Trew, Lori Troxel, Jim Varney, Jill Washburn, Shalyse Wenquist, Jason Administration activities The administration serves the school in many ways. Dr. Donald Vanderheiden has served the school eight years. He handles the schools official business. Robert Brown serves as the high school principal. Brown along with middle school principal, Louis Stithem, deal with discipline, scheduling and evaluation procedures. Nick Dean ended his career as activities director for BBHS this year. Dean handled transportation and activity matters. All of the administrators have volunteered extra time to participating in club activities. involved in student lU.JWmnistraliM TOP: Administration: Front row: Or. Donald Vanderheiden. Ross Ridenhour. Back row: Louis Stithem. Robert Brown. Nick Dean. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Brown helps with Celebrity Night. BOT — TOM CENTER: Nick Dean talks on the phone. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Stithem cooks for the Barney Bake Off. ABOVE: Amy Sedlacek works at the Shoe Box I swimming pool. ABOVE: Jennie Mills and Midielle Snurr take orders at Dog Suds. Who says work isn’t fun Sixth Babcock, Jamie 115 Bader, Kyle 115 Beckenbauer, Katie 115 Beekman, Matt 115 Blakeman, Tonia 115 Books, Andra 115 Books, Josh 115 Brakeman, Stacy 115 Brown, Jason 115 Campbell, Nathan 115 Coleman, Lori 115 Curtis, Tanya 115 Custer, Brent 115 Dockweiler, Shari 115 Dunkel, Melanie 115 Bunker, Gina 115 Ellison, Justin 115 Evans, Stefanie 115 Farritor, Stacie 115 Gaasch, Cheri 115 Golden, Jennifer 115 Golden, Pearl 115 Harrold, Robert 115 Hendrickson, Jamie 115 Hirsh, Heather 115 Hunt, Rowdy 115 Jilg, Alissa 115 Johannes, Jennie 115 Johnson, Jason 116 Jungren, Kris 116 Keyser, Jan ell 116 Loy, Tim 115,116 McAlevy, Joleen 116 McAlevy, Maria 116 Meyer, Corey 116 Miller, Brian 116 Miller, Taynin 116 Morgan, Nina 116 Morton, Craig 116 Myer, Monica 116 Noth, Beth Ann 116 O’Brein, Stephanie 116 Parker, Adam (not pictured) Parliament, Brad 116 Porter, Brenda 116 Pracht, Mark 116 Prescott, Karla 116 Roach, Carolyn 116 Russell, Tim 116 Schulenberg, Shawna 116 Sells, Lance 116 Sennett, Sam 116 Shafer, Melissa 116 Shirkey, Denise 117 Simanek, Ben 115, 117 Simonson, Corey 117 Slingsby, Jamie 117 Snyder, Libby 115, 117 Spanel, Brandi 117 Sybrant, Angela 117 Taylor, Pam 117 Tincher, Scott 117 Titkemeier, Matt 117 Trew, Lori 117 Trowel, Jim 117 Varney, Jill 117 Washburn, Shalyse 115, 117 Wenquist, Jason 117 White, Brad 117 Wibbels, Sara 117 Yantzie, Marty 117 Yarrington, Shad 117 Seventh Adams, Brook, 112 Anderson, Becky 112 Archuleta, Billy 112 Baumann, Kelly 112 Beavers, Heather 112 Bell, Nathan 112, 114 Brannen, Jeff 112 Brown, Jeremy 112 Brown, Kerri 4, 112 Caldwell, Angie 112 Cash, Judy 112 Coble, J.R. 112 Comstock, David 112 Connely, Amy 112 Dickinson, Trav 112 Ditson, Annette 112 Eacker, Brandon 9,112 Farritor, Dustin 112 Fenech, Scott 112 Fortner, Brian 112 Franssen, Jennifer 4,84,113 Gates, Sara 113 Gottschalk. Cari 84,113 Hammond, Jess 113 Hansen, Christina 113 Harmon, John 113 Hendrickson, Tina 113 Horner, Candy 113 Ingram, Russel 113 Johannes, Mike 113 Johnson, Eric 113 Kelly, Shane 113 Kennedy, Randy 113 Knoell, Jake 113 Larsen, Kyle 113 Longfellow, Chad 113 McAbee, Brett 113 McCulley, Eric 113 McFall, Kathy 113 McIntosh, Andrew 113 Melville, Andrew 113 Miller, Jeff 113 Miller, Shelly 84,113 Miller, Videlia 82,113 Muhlbach, Shannon 113 Murphy, Heather 22,113 Noxicka, Dale 113 Olson, Janel 9,113 Pearson, Chris 113 Porter, Allen 112,113 Pracht, Gloria 113 Pracht, Tara 113 Prescott, Angie 113 Roach, Gary 113 Runningbear, Deana Ryan, Kali 114 Salts, Toby 114 Saner, Lisa 114 Schmid, Becky 114 Scott, Amy 4,114 Sedlacek, April 114 Seeger, Bev 114 Simmons, Kristy 114 Simonson, Kelli 112,114 Snurr, Heather 9,84,114 Spanel, Tami 84,114 Stark, Mike 114 Stewart, Tania 9,114 Stumpff, Kevin 114 Swenson, Heidi 114 Taylor, Janelle 114 Winkler, Shawn 114 Wright, Stacy 112,114 Yantzie, Amy 114 Eighth Armatys, Mike 6,67,110 Asuncion, Jeb 67,110 Bader, Angie 110 Blakeman, James 67,110 Books, Amanda 84,110 Brakeman, Lori 110 Carrizales, Benji 67,110 Chilewski, Karie 110 Daily, Shawn 110 Dockweiler, Teri 110 Dowse, Matt 9,67,110 Edwards. Traci 110 Edwards, Troy 110 Eggleston, Justin 110 Fulkerson, Kevin 110 Gaasch, Jeff 110 Gates, Dani 110 Golden, Terry 110 Hatch, Barb 110 Haumont, Jeff 110 Horner, Travis 67,111 Johnson, Aaron 67,111 Jungren, Ginger 111,116 Knott, Andy 111 Langrud, Mark 67,111 Linville, Talli 111 Mahlock, Mellissa 111 McCready, Gina 84,111 Miller, Todd 67,111 Mitchell, Dan 67,111 Myers, Becky 111 Kelson, Adrian 111 Peck, Joel 67,111 Pedersen, Stacy 9,67,84,111 Porter, Shawn 67,111 Ramsdell, David 67,111 Ramsey, Colby 48,111 Ringlein, Pat 67,111 Ritchie, Pam 111 Roach, Jeff 67,111 Roessler, Tina 84,111 Runningbear, Derek 3,111 Russell, Cindy 6,112 Schiltz, Mary 112 Schleiger, Troy 112,123 Shafer, Mark 112 Shultz, Ryan 9,112 Slingsby, Janea 9,84,112 Steele, Randy 67,112 Sybrant, Michael 67,112 Thomas, Adam 112 Thompson, Kathy 84,112 Troxel, Ben 112 Wells, Carmen 112 White, AM 112 Tarrington, Misti 9,15,112,116 Frosh Babcock, Jason 26,29,107 Bigbee, Dan 2,14,29,57,107 Blackburn, Bob 66,107 Books, Brad 107 Brannen, Kris 107 Campbell, Shane 66,107 Carroll, Randy 107 Chapin, Scott 26,29,57,107 Clapper, Craig 57,107 Connely, Mike 57,66,107 Denson, Dan 57,81,107 Dickinson, Tristi 29,107 Ferguson, Ron 107 Fisher, Brett 26,66,107 FitzPatrick, Deena 29,107 Fuller, Kristy 26,60,65,76,107 Gaasch, Michelle 26,107 Gallentine, John 26,57,63,66,107 Goben, Ricky 26,28,66,109 Griffith, Tricia 29,109 Harrold, Deanna 16,26,29,50,109 Haumont, Stephanie 29,109, Headley, Ronda 26,28,109 Hendrickson, Eric 26,29,109 Huhman, Rick 66,109 Ingram, Jennifer 28,109 Johnson, Tyce 66,109 Klinkman, Greg 66,109 Knoell, Chris 66,76,109 Larson, Heather 109 Marten, Darren 66,109 McIntosh, Dorene 29,109 McQuitty, Becky 26,65,109 Miller, Julie 26,60,65,109 Miller, Mike 26,28,66,109 Mills, Jennie 28.44.60.61.65.83.107.109.121 Millsap, Tyler 26,57,66,109 Mielsen, Darren 66, 109 Hozicka, Clifford 76,109 Olson, Jennifer 26,60,65,83, 107,109 Ottun, Apri 109 Parliament, Bryan 57,109 Pearson, Brad 109 Phillips, Jeff 26,27,109 Pomplun, Kendra 28,109 Prickett, Scott 26,66,76,109,128 Province, Jason 57,66,109 Ritchie, Russell 26,57,66,109 Russell, Kent 67,81,109 Russell, Pat 109 Ryan, Kami 26,60,65,83,107,109, Schall, Matt 66,109 Schmitt, Angela 83,107,109 Scott, Mike 26,27,28,57,66,109 Sells, Todd 109 Smith, Doug 26,28,29,57,109 Snurr, Michelle 26.65.83.107.109.121 Swenson, Joel 109 Taylor, Monte 26,110 Thomas, Pam 110 Varney, Jeff 26,27,28,66,110 Walker, Kori 28,110 Walters, Stephanie 29,110 Washburn, Brant 26,110 Wenquist, Dan 26,28,110 White, Kristi 8,65,76,110 Wilson, Connie 26,29,110,122 Winberg, Ryan 57,110 Tantzie, Tim 110 Toung, Melanie 29,110, Toung, Teresa 26,83,107,110 Soph Anderson, Pam 17,26,29,77,103 Applegarth, Gail 103 Asuncion, Woody 46,57,77,103 Bailie, Jeff 46,103 Baxter, Joe 103 Baxter, Tara 43,76,77,103,105 Beckenbauer, Tara 26,29,83,103 Bentley, Tonia 29,103 Birnie, Chris 76,80,103 Bjornsen, Steph 29,42,77,83,103,104,106 Bristol, Linda 4,14,16,26,29,78,83,103 Brott, Scott 103 Brown, Timaree 29,42,77,83,103 Burnett, Jackie 29,103 Campbell, David 46,103 Cash, Tina 28,82,104 Chapin, Grant 26,29,57,104 Coffman, Shawn 104 Cranwell, Oonica 82,104 Daily, Renee 104 Datus, Geoff 28,46,81,104 Deaver, Robb 29,104 Dietz, Steve 46.51.52.76.77.103.104 Dowse, Susan 29,80,77,83,104 Dunkel, Jennifer 28.42.39.77.85.103.104 Eggleston, Cody 81,104 Farritor, Eric 46,104 Finney, Teresa 26,42,104 Glendy, Kristi 28,83,104 Golden, Neal 26,29,77,104 Hatch, Matt 46,77,104 Hawks, Kenny 26,27,46,104 Hendrickson, Brad 104 Higginbotham, Amy 76,83,103,104 Horner, Chris 26,52,104 Hudson, Mike 104 Ideen, Adrienne 23,29,76,104 Kelly, Ryan 104 Kratzer, Brett 52,104 Larson, Monica 29,42,55,80,83,104 Leibhart, Kent 105 Link, Tony 14,105 Loy, Lisa 4,5,26,77,78,83,85,104,105 McAbee, Kevin 26,46,57,81,105 McAlevy, Cathy 29,82,105 McFall, Tammy 26,39,55,60,105 Miller, Patricia 105 Moore, Sheila 16,29,105 Mortensen, Tanya 105 Neal, Sue 26,42,105 Osborne, Angie 105 Parker, Mark 105 Pearson, Laurie 29, 57,105,122 Pearson, Wade 57,81,105 Peck, Shane 26,46,105 Plummer, Craig 57,105, Porter, Delbert 105, province, Jeremy 29,46,105 Ritchie, Mike 105 Runningbear, Sonja 82,105 Russell, Cathy 26,32,42,44,55,56,60,61,69,77,105 Salts, Teri 82,105 Sanchez, Andy 46,77,105,106 Sanchez, 7ony 40,46,57,105,106 Saner, Chad 105 Simmons, Kyle 26,46,52,77,106 Snyder, Tony 8,15,26,106 Steele, Kristy 26,29,80,106 Stumpff, Craig 26,29,46,83,106 Taylor, James 46,81,106 Taylor, Michelle 26,42,60,106 Thalman, Lee 106 Thomas, Matt 19,46,99,106 Wells, Carlie 46,57,106 Whiteman, Teri 82,106 Winchester, Rhonda 42,57,106, Witt, Trina 26,28,57,77,106,123 Tantzie, Dan 15,29,46,52,106 Yarrington, Shon 57,106 Junior Baxter, Chad 42,46,99, Beckman, Shane 19,57,99 Berghorst, Jeff 99 Bigbee, Cindy 1,28,73,74,82,99 Christen, Bret 26,27,99 Craig, Chris 18,99 Davis, Bryan 7,26,29,40,57,77,99 Day, Michelle 42,43,44,55,99 Dietz, Gene 26,27,46,51,83,99 Dowse, Bill 51,52,99 Eacker, Presha 28,74,82,99 Eggleston, Matt 24,46,51,77,99 Evans, John 40,46,57,99 Finney, Mary 26,29,57,70,99 Foster, Stephanie 5,42,60,74,77,82,99 Franssen, Kristie 24.28.38.80.83.100 Fuller,Kim 19,26,42,43,100 Gallentine, Mike 26.46.51.52.53.77.100 Gamble,.LeAnn 28,55,100, Garrett, Donna 100 Gottschalk, Gina 3,42,43,86,100 Haines, Terry 57,77,100 Haines, Tina 29,55,77,100 Haller, Carla 80,100 Heath, Vanessa 100 Higginbotham, Tara 28,100 Kelly, Lachelle 100 Keyser, Jeanne 16,42,60,74,77,82,100,106 Kieborz, Dan 100 Kottmeyer, Jared 28,46,57,77,100 Leverington, Angie 100 Mack, Steve 7,26,28,57,64,78,100 McAbee, Tim 26,40,57,81,100 McMeen, Jeff 26,27,46,51,77,100 McMeen, Jerry 46,51,73,77,100 McNeece, Justin 18,100 Meston, Jimmy 46,51,52,73,100 Miller, Arica 55,100 Miller, Brad 26,28,46,52,100 Miller, Dennis 100 Miller, Traci 26,28,100 Millsap, Ron 29,46,57,100 Hichols, Dewaine 101 Hichols, Rhonda 28,101 Horden, Brad 29,57,77,101 Horden, Brett 26.27.28.40.46.57.77.101 0’Brein, Stacey 17,28,101,120 Ostrander, Cary 26,81,101 Peace, Brad 101 Peister, Jimmy 12.26.27.28.29.46.51.52.63.101 Poland, Greg 19,26,29,101 Ringlein, Chris 28,80,101 Ritchie, Paul 26,29,77,101 Roach, Mike 101 Russell, Christine 26.27.60.77.101.102 Salts, Tracy 101 Sammons, ' enni,er 5.14.26.83.101.102 Schleiger, Stacy 18,55,60,76,77,100,105 Sedlacek, Amy 55,77,80,101,120 Slingsby, Jalea 42,43,77,101 Slingsby, Stacy 14,50,60,71,76,101 Speer, Bill 101 Spencer, Jodi 28,101 Spencer, Tricia 42,43,77,86,101 Stithem, JerrY 17.26.27.29.46.51.63.76.83.101 Strong, Kay 28,80,81,82,101 Swenson, Paul 26,40,57,101 Sybrant, Julie 26.28.42.55.71.83.102 Trump, Tara 15,102 Waltman, Allan 81,102 Wells, Carey 29,42,43,54,55,77,102 White, Jim 102 Whitney, Becky 26,28,102 Winberg, Bill 28,102 Woods, John 40, 57,102 Wright, Tresa 26,29,102 Zeigler, Deena 29,100,102 Senior Beck, Jerod 21,33,51,92,97 Bjornson, Melinda 29,92 Breiner, Chad 40,46,57,77,92,96 Buxton, Rodney 92 Chapin, Addy 12,21,28,60,92,93,98 Chavez, Gilda 4,10,11,28,29,42,55,92 Cumpston, Scott 40,92,96 Daily, Randal 11,26,29,38,80,87,92 Davis, Russ 2,20,28,40,46,57,93,96 Ditson, Kathy 21,26,28,78,80,93 Downey, Sean 26,29,78,80,93 Dowse, Mark 11,12,32,46,47,51,53,62,69,77,93 Eacker, Charley 93 Fenton, Todd 93,96 FitzPatrick, Bob 13,46,77,93 Fox, Stuart 28,93 Franssen, 11,12,14,26,29,32,42,73,83,94 Gonzales, Javier 8,10,52,94,97 Graham, Trevor 5,8,21,26,76,94,123 Griebel, Randy 11,13,57,94,96 Griffith, Tom 23,57,77,81,94,96 Hanson, Alnetta 26,83,94 Heath, Justin 11,46,81,92,94,97,104 Hendricks, Gene 16,92,94 Horine, Scott 94 Jacobson, Ju,ie I, 26,27,32,38,42,55,60,69,73,83,8-7,95 Jay, Lisa 95 John, Chris 80,95 Johnson, Gregg 95 Kehlet, Sune 10,38,46,95 Kensell, Rick 46,95 Land, Ginger II, 29,42,55,69,73,77,95 Larson,Brian 26,32,50,77,80,86,95,97 McCready, Mik 95 Melville, Oavid 26,32,87,96,97 Mitchell,Beth 17,22,26,29,33,77,78,83,87,96 Mohler, Tami 15,29,31,32,96 Moore, Christy 29,96 Neal, Kay 28,96 Nielson, Randy 96 Norden, Ted 96 Nozicka, Cindy 12,20,78,93,96 Oxford, Bryan 21,29,96 Pearson, Mike 32,80,97 Province, Wendy 11.13.17.26.32.77.83.97 Schall, Chad 46,73,94,97 Seevers, Kevin 40,46,77,96,97 Snyder, Halt 11,14,17,21,28,32,77,80,97,123 Stithem, Teena 80,97 Strong, Allen 81,97 Stumpff, Chip 26,80,97,98,123 Switzer, Lisa Mulbach 28,97 Terronez, Tom 20,28,98 Thompson, Kevin 20.26.40.57.86.96.97.98 Winbolt, Beckie 17.23.28.42.44.73.77.83.92.98 Witt, Tami 22,29,77,78,98 Woodward, Amy 11,17,29,81,98 Wright, Angie 22,29,31,98 Yantzie, Doug 28,46,98 Young, Scott 7.11.21.26.28.32.77.80.94.97.98 Colophon This Jammin’ Indian-Warrior of 1986-87 was completed with the help of Mrs. Marilyn Aubert of Wood River, and published by Walsworth Publishing Company of Marceline, Missouri. We would like to give a big thank you to Broken Bow Chamber of Commerce for supporting the yearbook, and to the Custer County Chief for putting up with us over the school year and MOST of the summer. Though always busy, we seemed to find time for doughnut and pizza runs, a slumber party at the school, and we always managed to eat everything Miss Houdek put in front of us. We, the seniors of the annual staff, leave you with a fond farewell. We hope that you treasurer all the memories that have been created over the past year, and that you may create and enjoy many more. Indian-Warrior 1986-87 Editor Beth Mitchell WAUWORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MARCELINE MISSOURI -AUTOGRAPHS- STAFF MEMBERS Beth Mitchell, Managing Editor Kathy Ditson, Organizations Editor Steve Mack, Photography Editor Tami Witt •isa Loy, Staff Munchie Preparer .inda Bristol, Staff Munchie 'reparer lean Downey -AUTOGRAPHS- -AUTOGRAPHS I mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MARCH INK MIRHOUM USA