Hastings High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hastings, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1977 volume:

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Senior Class - that's what this years seniors showed throughout the year, not only in their conduct, but in their sportsmanship, citizenship, and all-around friendship to every- one. Sure, there were some bad times and some times when living up to all those qualities wasn't very easy but on the whole this year was made better, not worse, by their con- tributions. Being a senior holds a lot of dif- ferent emotions for a lot of people. In trying to sum up their senior year in a few words the seniors said, power, Happy and sad, a lot of growing upf' Searcy, one big party, enjoyable, and memo- ries. All of them are appropriate but the memories are what we'll have forever, tucked away in a spe- cial spot in our hearts. -.W Julie McCready goes ape over Curt Clowe in the halls. By the looks on the faces of these girls, whatever the latest news is must be unbelievable. Seniors on the bridge plot their next skip day. if ff. 'X A Y rf ff av- Juniors Pla Leading and Supporting Roles The Co-Stars of the 1976-77 year were the juniors who were always ready to show their class spirit. On 50's Day they had the most people dressed in those roaring 50's styles. During Spirit Week juniors could be seen in their spirit-raising outfits. For instance one of the ju- nior boys won a pineapple for the most original costume on Islander Day. A couple of others won the best dressed on Teachers Appre- ciation Day. Still others participated in the H.H.S. sports programs. Not only did the guys get involved but the gals did their fair share, also. The gals were Tigerettes, Mat Maids and locker pals. Girls sports activities were also a concern of many girls. It was a relief to become a juniorg you were no longer a sophomore fresh from the crib but also you wer- en't an almighty senior ready to be abandoned out in the cold, cruel world. Time was theirs and they used it well. They took the initiative, no longer imitating the ways of their upperclassmen but instead chosing their own way. The next 13 pages are dedicated to that junior class of '77. I Living up to Mark Twain's philosophy on education, the motto of these juniors seems to be: I have never let my schooling interfere with my education. Dave Sypherd braveg the hallg without 3 pass. No, this is not a chorusline from some Las Vegas showroom, but only a group of those talented junior girls struttin' their stuff. igffw Chris Knoedler works diligently on her yearbook. Chris was the Index-Music Editor. Q, 5 , it X Q t , 1 8. ff ' lux ' f' 1 , ' P , - ' ' . I . wi. , if ss, s W 34 .f r T ' 'e - E , . ,C ' '35 - , 'X M-f , ' xr' 1, x P .-, A N, W x, , j I l 3' h s f -v X s x n f X -5 A l f to X v Kerry Hamik and Dennis Norton enjoy themselves at a home game. Where, What, Who? . ,..., Me?! asks junior Madrigal Stew Holms. E 'K l in Rick Wilder and Kevin Sadd find that studying dur- ing school hours saves time lor other school activities. Barb Beck, member ofthe class of '78, reflects back for a moment. Doug Adams Jeff Aden Floyd Allen A M -wr. I . A V K Kris Allen 'art . A- v A: A ig, .,, .. - Teresa Allen A. f - . X, , , ' 1 yy 4 , Tim Anderson .,' ,A 'lk 'y ' y -I X' - Q V , 1 x k :ix B gy I Ron Aulner . Q Jennifer Avery V ' Celeste Aylward Q ,N A if gg , 4 Chris Bachman 'fy f r gy ik A MNQ -W vw Brad Bailey ' f . 'Q ' in' i r V Jeff Baker V. U QM , Q ' 4-1 ' B' . 1 A 4 5' x X. H ' i , A Qlireffe ,, Scott Baker - K Ken Barrera A ff, r'y. i V Q, Paul Barrientez , X ii- 2 X A f H Q. Barb Barth 1 5 my 'A x ' i A -,Q ,, fd A ' it - Kathy Bauman 'N -F: 39 ' i i A Doug Baumgart X -4 V A 1 N .f ' 1 ' ' QM , i v f w ' me V , I ' ei' its F A 4 1 ri Barb Beck Wayne Bengtson It 5 ,Y i r Mark Bergman 5 ff ' W ' Dee Black ,O l K' .-',ef.. '1i ',,, 'ii 'r h FN L' F e, z. Shane Bode , N7 . . - G W x . ' 4 Dave Boom y 'ix A ' Q, 1. ',,. f '72 X I ' X . .lk i y 1' K Q 'f . , 1 ky ,5 X e X .I B 5 Y Y X K er-' i ii NJ: if-,tl 4 fer, giathy Smith, Renee Tauer and Kim Kohl show their spirit on 50's ay. WWW Juniors do the American thing and register on County Government Day. ggi! W Y gn ,A , 5 .. . ,,. . x f ,V ,,,, x -1, x 1' A 'lf 2 2 f'fJ'5- f' . 'vim' ' 8. A ,c . ,, i i I fgffjfiifff? W' i my A i 7 Please let us out, we promise we won't do it again, plead Juniors ,ll ' in ' Mfuff Lisa Lierman and Beth Marsh. f J Q ,ig lg V x .M .tg nh Q, ,. 'lf f fi, N- ,. N if-K , - , ff M ,'x ' - 1 ff , . , K I .K y Y 1 qi 5 egg? gf , S X , K Aix i , W D s ,vm ii Q-.tx K' , V 1, ,y ,X .. V Q A Y A gf -I X ' , yi A 'Cf '- J . ,s 4 J K ' iq, A ' L .K .. .. .-V L H M ,V b -' Y W K. , -I . L., Man- ' f 1 J X . V v f .f WA A f 1 , V, J , 14b ' W, ' N I' fx A i in e A: ,, Rf -n I- ,Q W . ' 'Ka ' K, L -if n' Ewif t Q xr? 1- rl- A I .ff l v .,r . . Q ,W 5 j ill W X, , X 4- .K on -Q' Z?-532. - ' 'N f A ' 'Sfi ,'-1 ,ff ' '. X 51 f5 ' . 1l1Z':'w2' 'tv K X- Zhu ,fri C Tw , tfqg W3 ht Juniors Shelly Spilinek and Val McCurry enjoy open W Qvw.- W, ss a F' ..,., 1 X '-P ,. , 1. Sonja Borrell Craig Brannagan Neal Brickner Cheryl Bronson Kevin Bronson Deb Brown Ann Brunken Mitzi Buchanan Tom Buckley Brad Bunde Brad Burge Cathy Burke Mark Burns Max Burns Cindy Carl Charles Carpenter Charles Cates Scott Christensen Mike Classen Darryl Clinton Cecilia Connolly Stephanie Conover Meg Coulter Cindy Cramer CL X Q. -...r Nr 74 F 1122. campus during lunch Periods- Juniors find that group studying is as beneficial as it is fun. Q Ea Marty Crowl Donna Dack Steve Darling Mary Davis Joan Davison Lori DeMoor Darryn Dericks Ken Dericks JoAnn DeTour Jon DeVaney Mike Dillin Ken Dimler John Dixon Michelle Doiel Gail Donner Cindy Douglas Denise Douglas Steve Douglas Sam Drake Betty Duering Craig Dunham Jerry Eichman Anna Epp Ron Erickson Jim Esch Mickie Fandry Marv Fast Rich Fergus Cheryle Feurt Elaine Fielder Tom Fielder Kurt Finley Susan Fmmgsmler Lori Fishel Audrey Fitz Melanie Fitzke 'xv g . J an Q ,? I? P!-R .av 4 . . S fsi- , . .ll- g,:. SX y lg . yfflgl 1- G 3 .X -2 VJ , g , I -a 3:53 f -.tg an A A R, 4 J SM Q -:B hggw- YW ' V J -,N . - . ig . 9 . ' ' fs? Qiixlg V ei'-3 A 1 N . ' -. , 4 ., it X 4 at G K A .Q l ! 5' A 1 ,L L U W I ji , lf H N ' X tif. e '- saw' ' .Q yt. ina A H, 9 . J' WL 54' f- .4 , ' Lf i 'E' .N 'A D 5 ' A4 D- , 'J' 3' i V AY- 7 74' .is fa.. , A. me: .q,, -'ff' fit , , J Q ' W-,J ' If if ,bfi X I X' K qs-s , Ni fmgg SM , X fl' 1 f . K' i f-, V an I , r W V ' 'X ,. i , 4 vw J ' 2 cz, K 4 . iblifii -t 5 Q X QM if ' ,K X'- 5 ' 1 f 'fi gi 4' vw? F 'X x, i i ill: x . Ar .a '15 Q7 I. nag e, .W if 0' g , ,' It is game day. Many Junior boys wear their football jerseys to school to help build interest in the game to be played that night r'--. .,.. I-Q? 4, A t s W1 1 r ?Qg at ' 1 to .qg We 2 'I , ,tt ia '-. ' ' X 1 X , tx ef,-ffm x , .4 t .5-we -or-, L A 'Za ft . A ff Q' . t Q5 L g ,Q V ,,, 3 f ., LL.. , J 51.5. l A ' ' .f l sf' J 4- t J , X t J Q The bridge, as shown by these Juniors, is known as a place of relaxation, a place to meet friends and to occasionally study some, too. Junior Doug Harms helps with the firewood for the big bonfire before the G.I. vs. Hastings football game. thing about making pyramids in the cafeteria. Ken Dimler finds a book he can really sink his teeth into. Ed Fleharty Arlene Fraser Greg Freese Jane French Curt Fry Erin Frye Russ Gentert Melinda Gillespie Mike Gilmore Brad Gish Dean Goings Sheryl Graff fr-aan., 4 W st 22 Honest Dr. Murman, we read our student handbooks and they didn't say any Shari Gundelfinger Phil Gundersen Kerry Hamik Doug Harms Cindi Harris Leslie Harrison Brenda Hartman Sue Hartman Bonnie Hauff Mike Hayes Mark Hemberger Marlyn Herron Larry Herz Lesa Hesalroad Val Hilger Cheryl Hinrichs Deb Hinrichs Susan Hlavaty Rick Hodges Shely Hofferber Renae Hoggatt Mike Hohnstein Terry Hohnstein Lisa Holcombe an ,K X ff ,M . W, K , Yi his rl I lx- Su x NV. if., . i1LL ' I 1 P ,f .ur ,amffgh P . tx 2oL 114 5 'Q T 4 QU 5 N., he ,. f If f Q f . r A I F' A 1: 2 Ria, N. Z i i : -s. I , , 43: i ! M L. , Y,,,f 'll ,Nv', :f X P fx fi? Stew Holm Paul Hoppens L Mary Houtz rx Deanne Hoylman P 3 v g , ,, ,. Tim Hughbanks Q-4 22 M, 0 L Patty Hurst ' xg 3 . X 'X Q 1 Barb Hurt A Phil Hynes ' Julie Jacupke is I Dave Janssen . ' , ' Annette Jasch 3 O2 ' -is Jim Jirik V It il if ' r '- r f X F' -Q 4 , ' 'K i f ' i f 9 , v P 5 6? -1 it fi men, 7' vi., i Q' P .. Yf sw 56 at 'Mi H ,r W 5 tlfi .K 1 ln x I , . A Gy. ,,, A ,,,,.. ,I I ,493 'S 't . , I, FEA , X K NP. 4- J 5 M. x' KR ' J' I 3 i M5f1 if x xg, 1 rf A 1 'H I For Colin Uerling, Jeff Steinke and Dave Patterson the serious business of studying their music is accomplished through some rap sessions l are lv ii., ku. Av,-4 When nostalgic 50's day hit I-l.H.S. the juniors started rockin'-and-a-reelin', movi L E u rf' IL ' n , 1 K.-N K, ,f-v fe auf: ii? Rx B 7 1 5 Sr glglwg , P 5 1 9 x fl, i ' ' 1 X Wiki? n i , J' - ., , . ' 5 .. 1' - - J- 1 - - ,Nf 4 ': xl ff-- 4 i E l K t in g E .,,o,.. , Q N, , --2 'Q W. . 11, .p , , ' f. 1-5 r 1 a 4' I R f X , A ,gf 4-' Gr: ,!X,.t, .. 'S+ 'SK 4 ., -and-a-groovin' and rockin'-round-the-clock. 1 .1 J . : -asp , Q. Q S ul 1 ,, , v I -I . '7 1 ?':. ' ,.. 4. t 3 A f K il , JH ! Azx lf' G f iff. Y' -.. 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A -.., af lf., ffif 1' .M Of course we all know that the juniors are best but some classmen still scoff so Jon Wade suggests one more time that Juniors are Jlfl Dave Larson Shelly L'Heureux Lisa Lierman Virginia Lobato Ken Lockling Rita Loftus Jodie Loney Larry Longshore Lori Longwith Cheri Lorraine Randy Loudon Zac Lowe Merita McCord Andrea McCoy Val McCurry Cindy McDaniel Shawn McDonald Deb McFerren Pam McGinnis Mike Marian Beth Marsh Jeff Marsh Kenna Martin Steve Marvel Sue Maul Steve Maunder Kevin Mazour Debra Meade Deana Metzer Brian Meyer fs, sl.. 1 , .. 'Q .Jw ff ,L . -fl if Ji x, A 1 , 4 4 VI ,L 1 :H an 'Cy V fight X H ,gg vyyy A g C I , ,,e as 'M N , I Q ' 'x ,gk 6' Q H X 1 Je ,lg M 'N e af' .C 1, K -X I f W X , X 1 Q' , 5 L , Q n ff' K :J I, V: N A 4- L ' . F K 1 X X , KWJ. 1 4 .4-.-g....5 i .- ' , L X if ' fn X t F at 5 A ' 'W . X Y ' Mi? 1 if' . l we E 'Q W ,, . 2. if t, K 6 ly if ., L .f , 3 z Ll ifsli K at 5 J f My 'i Q ' K we fl 1 3 f ' ir. ' f 6 t 'ff 3 R? H , 1 in is 6 is Q 223543 . ' , ' Z U M 54? D' fb j ' 32. NX X 35. MX I ' Fifi., t W Senior Julie Lake tries to palm a quarter off of Kerry Hamik on Islander Day, February 4. Junior girls find that noon lunch mods are a good time to catch up on the morning gossip as well as the afternoon gossip and of course their latest soap-operas. t r ,Qt 'vs 4, xx .yy X 1 Wuxi? 'A T A 'rv' , ,, I 1x wsmrlf fx fa 5 1 4' xf' X.-0 A-' I I' 1- W- 4, za-gf' ' Ayn F '5 ' v , , f 1 , l , 1 . ,ili V l ,L ,,., if s , iw ' 3 ffl? , K 3 K Qi K 1 ix y a - 1 so t ', fa. F Saw x . , . , it ' X 35 ' 4+ 2 lf.- .s . f tt. y 'A 34 1 '. r' Z A L, ' '. ,L I ' , V Jil -, xx X 2 X i , X ,,,.. any A , i, V 5, s Bob Meyer Terry Meyerhoeffer Sue Miller Gerald Milroy Chuck Mitton Bob Moline Cristy Moorhead Doug Morris Deb Mortensen Steve Moul Jon Mudder Jeanne Mueller Teresa Mullen Mark Myers Ron Myers Dean Nelson Keith Nickel Kelly Nickel Becky Nielsen Barb Norris Dean Norris Dennis Norton Dan Norwood Shelley Obert Suzan Ochsner Mike O'Neal Brad Osborne I Junior girls show their spirit at a spontaneous get-together on Islander Day. Dave Patterson Don Persinger Lon Persinger JoAnn Pickinpaugh Russ Poppe Paul Pritchard Mitch Ptacek Randy Reed Lori Regan Brad Reiber Bev Reichert Shelley Rhoades Mark Richardson Crystal Ricketts Lori Ries Craig Roberts Tim Romshek Dennis Rose Vonna Rucker Kevin Sadd Allen Sandoe Penny Sanford Rachelle Sanford Pam Schamens Sheri Schmidt Marvin Scribner Nancy Seagraves Kip Sears Dale Selko Tim Semotan Cindy Sewell Dale Sharrick Ken Shreve felt' Qx in , . y i Q R J - rfigafx I -. z X if .Xi my K r vs, , X. a ac' ...M 1 A IXM f K E 14-t 0 . at A 3 ' .fp 'V We , 3913 5 ,, 'A : .- N , 7 X Steve Moul and Dean Norris update debate files gg 722 wtf' C 47 11' ,t v - H in 5- 4 5' '- 'if' w R ' X ' Q I S N j , I ' S , X ' x . 5' t. S' t , C IK' 4 YH ,fi Y ' A . ,z . if 13 4 . K ' 5 ,..., ,XV 'I ' H ifi ' ' t ' ' X ii! V .r . . 911' fi? ' ,az ,,.f Mg! 1 V - Ny A -M Pt.-.N -.,, 4' W as Ma A, U if ,K t 8 Y t :X 65,1 U ,- aj, x +R 24' 9. 1 I - K ' A A N an-S ' g if ' ' l ,S 1 ,ff Q at M., , , f fr. ' RX X N J.. f A' f I xi tdiii. Wifi N W' QL 1 If '.Y.?i, X I .W,,f . .. - ii I X 5 Q . '- N- ' , ' g S! 'L 1 ' A Y I 53, yy, K v Q ' can fi . , A - A L att. .5 f- ,Q MI rx' 4 , W Y M ,- i J ,, 4 '-1 K l K f Ar N. 7 . W , if ig , I HJ! 1 y. Q.A. N3 WSW-an X ,' . 'I Z, x . T K ' ef' MA: C ,Z N g A g W , as , A N A . T fm' -E, ,gf lx K . X y If l 4, 1 A A I y , nn yn, E' ' ,f-- 1 . A 'x A- V Z T A ne ,ul Yr i , - - X f Q t w 'L ' - N ,g g at J ' K ra - , , it X 'V . S i we A at 2 ff Q H? FF-'rf i ':y72 I Deanna Sickler Sandy Siemoneit Greg Smith Jeff Smith Kathy Smith Doug Snow Todd Spady Shelly Spilinek Shanda Spurgeon Janine Stahl Kelly Steiger Jeff Steinke Ken Stevens Jane Stickels Robyn Strasheim Mike Swearingen Mark Sweet Dave Sypherd Carol Taddicken Renea Tauer Steve Tegler Mary Jo Thaut Stan Thayer Kent Theesen The 1976 Presidential Election candidates as seen by Don Kimminau. I if . L- fax,-, 'Z -'Q , , , , . ,,, . , 7...,mK 1, Y ' we ' 'U 'V U 4 sew- . ,JK . Mark Thiel Val Thomas Junior Wrestling cheerleader Kim Kohl takes time for a breather Brad Gish disproves Senior Theory: Juniors DO These 18 juniors participated on County Government Day, November 18. study. Ann Throckmorton Marilyn Tippin Dan Trout Bob True Thanh Truong Colin Uerling Janet Vanosdall Mary Vaughan Rose Versaw Gene Viglicky Lynn Vonnes Dan Vrana Jon Wade Jay Waechter Linda Wagner Barb Walker Bev Walker Penny Walker Terry Wallace Loy Watley Tish Weaver Craig Weber Julie Weber Lori Weber Janet Welch Jeanie Wengler Ed White Julie Wiest Rick Wilbur Rick Wilder Mike Will Jeff Wills Mike Willy Roger Wilmot Nancy Wing Allen Wood A . 1 ,f 5 :iq :dang .ol . wfifx i i V 15:4 ' 4 ' f ,K x me V L 7 J f , R 'v ,Y,' i it ,f 'fr 'rs 'V , F 'ti '. i ffsf' J X W wmv' 1 ' ' ,, ,, I fi Y t , X . fr r X ,X f I 5,5 f'g J VY 7' rf - 1' , Cvfffh HA S 1- 115 X ,.w.aa.1' , ,I if l .V I -. gp X . K ,iv54 '5 : rwffiik ti '- X W Q1 C sf' j 'V . tw XV i 9 1 Q 1:7 . - .. Q . fire ,obs an who Jraxfm I A , x 2 it ' x f-: t f' ,- J 84.5 X7 . fmt ff '5 QQ i l . , 'T, if E . E ' Lx 2 i f wwf-Q-K. if ,fn ' j 'Z is ,. 1 . I ,, - Q. I 4 p i 'ia X -it I Q. .S i in ' 'w t fi N 4 ., if 'lv qi 47 fl ' EQ 3 , , mp f, .. NX Barb Hurt and Marv Fast show their stuff during the class wheel- barrel competition. Their great form won the Juniors a second place. In Memory of Wx '17 rry tterson ovember 18 1976 Mike Classen is not surprised by any sight on lslander Day P, if , 41 J . JK R ,. fll. ,J-an-if 2 1 . 1 Ja, 4 it Q, 12. 4 1 x X , 'I x Dawn Woods Wendell Woody Steve Wray Aaron Wright Brad Yurk Karla Zaback Cary Zimmerman Robin McKone Class of '79 Takes on New Role at H.H One of the many questions asked over the summer was, Are you ex- cited about high school? Many an- swered an enthusiastic yes but some answered with a nervous uno . The sophomores got up to HHS and realized it wasn't so bad after all. lt's true their first battle cry was a failure but the Class of '79 quickly caught on to the Tigerland spirit as they became a part of Hastings High. At first Tiger activities seemed strange, but with Homecoming, Spirit Week, Twirp Week and many athletic activities, sophomores soon proved to the upperclassmen that they would be terrific Tigers also. The sophomores eagerly took part in such organizations as Student Council, Flamingos, Band, athlet- ics, music and many more. Getting involved in these activities meant lots of hard work, a chance to earn a letter, and especially the chance to meet the seniors and juniors. One sophomore said, s'We sopho- mores played our part well, but I must admit that the seniors are the stars of it all, the juniors are the co- stars, and we sophomores are just happy to be in the picture. The sophomores can look back at this year and say, Forever and al- ways we will shine, we're the Class of '79!', s Q... -..f W ae, , A sw, ,V Jeff Laster says, Now listen to me. ,X K ff .TQ 7?fT'ff' ' ,t Q: 15' 4 ,2g,ffQ.ff,-.eff:'..f- 2' ' ' W e atims 4 f ffi flll. C . A -' 'v l.. limi Islander Day brought much spirit to the basement walls. Mr. Epp, biology teacher, tries to tell Sue Barry why her paper needs help. jg 1 ti ii Hu, 1 l 2 l ,,..,x 4945006 54.10415 if-M 99 6?-Hit in KQMAQSQ, Q 'fiiiilgq R,,,!' We fi, Shelly Rainforth, Becky Minnick, and Debbie Kimminau listen to what Mr. Bierman has to say. , ,exxgyg iV will . WIEQ- I,Tf,5 J t V' in M ,,,. N ,, , , , ' 1 - ,galv- , ,ii 1 Kim Courtney quickly finishes her art work. V , Af it my M. , ft Ye 13. I t ,x . Y Pep rallies brought many surprises. nobody knew what to expect, and Jeff Kister didn't expect to eat his way through all of those doughnuts. l 4 ll Craig Adcock Kelly Aden Darryl Aldrich Erik Allen Mark Allison Myron Alloway Kevin Anderson Susan Appelget Lisa Aulner Marv Aulner Carol Baldwin Marianne Barfknecht Larry Barg David Barrientez Suzanne Barry Shelly Bayles William Beiriger Doug Bennett Pam Bera James Berck Laura Berlie Kim Bigley Jesse Blackbonnet Verna Blackbonnet Sue Blessing fi ,KX eil N if? 'J 75 HQ i WF If Q In Y XXVI l YQYL ,XI ,,.. , . 4 vt x kt Xt I,-' J - fi 82' .xv , A ae I 'flu pm QW, A ,IT 4. f' ,- ,Af -1 -gg During a varsity swim meet, Jocie Toon keeps busy by recording times. ,Mx I Y L is A 1 , ,., -.3 i W g 5 2, X t. tfjjy L i 4 1 X 0 11 Z W if, V st f ,N V Q'--' up .iff Q W. Y N ll K , . 1, f , ' f ' -f X , A f fl 36 4 , -5 gif, .. i QV I . ' ' i ' 3' X i f f Wi ' -L The sophomore girls show their spirit during a varsity basketball game Gary Blevins Michelle Bode P Bradley Boden 1' - Michael Bohlen X . gs ,JA Dawn Boss A ,E Q Brian Bottolfson , Lt, , . ze yn Jeffrey Branting 1,2 . Q Robert Breckner V by V ,L Janet Brlckner A R ,gg , my 'Ein J N ,A Alan Bryant A 1 2, fgf-E' ' it Laura Brommer Y M ' tj X . ' 'V 4 s t A N' Fred Brown l . hhnlia dxf sat J' K' . x s Shaunna Brunken 'L f - I X 5 Kerry Buck frm W.. if N 'V ' '- 1 l,' - 5 Renae Bunde 53,5 ,mm k IV' A A 4 ' v r ' 5, Q., v .1 .1 Todd Burnham , it X IL, . J 'uf N ' 1 . i .gf K? Jerry Buttell y VP fy, .K ff. ' ' 7 Craig Buzzell H ,J JW tan. ,Mt t 3, J- ' L 1 -t F ' '- ,e 3,44 X I1 ' t tw tv? 1 2 Karen Cash fi I Gary Cassell , A gg, wv1 ' David Cheyney A 'A H V ' 'ig t s QI f n. Angela Chrisman i . kt L 3 'tl :Q gifs' Jill Christensen -31 ts .Lia - , J 7 ' G, l Laurie Collingham tw A il - ' 'K 'fu ' i - Yi 1, ' m y ' ' J ' K 4 4' J Christie Condon J' , ' i 4, Steven Connely ju -, ,fi Bette Conway - a W W A ' 'AJ A, lift 4 Mark Corley J 1 A 2 x ' ' V N , 5 Kimberly Courtney 5 y D ?, Z 1 1- ? James Cramer kk nd La, K Jr . ' 'gint If H KA M51 Ann Davidson Ted Davis I l 'fs L we + J' Monica Dedrick Laura DeJonge 1 , is W iv- 4,1 ' lx -J 9, . . V. ,y J Mark Destache xl Ni :rw Mark Lloyd, Jim Loney and Bruce Metzger hurry to class. ffl, JL., Brenda Hartman, Dee Black and Vickie Hohner listen intently to a debate issue. 5 ,e 9 5 E' e F 2 i rl These sophomores look hard at work in western civ class, an unusual scene. Biology class is sitting down to think out a problem, just ask Mark Farris. Sally Sneller looks at the camera during a lab in biology. Renae Bunde and Lynda Martson work hard practicing on their clarinets for a student teacher. Tony Wright buys a '76-'77 Tiger Year- book. f 1 f Si I k Q5 '. , 'rr J. ,, ,J , ., ' .. - F. ,,-,UA y ,L , K In QV , I ., K K, -V X KMV: .1-:I ' -M Q A Ji., 4 Q xt , - A 7 to A- ' l 'T' 1 N Y 'N-1 x 'rl ' A f A all. . i I Y . I if his L gf .li -- A . V Q ir. J, . A , I I 1 ff -' f A YF 'J 'J me in i ' Ji fx ' 2:55, X , 'V X x ai., Y . n Q , E ka . vie af' K . fi x - In L, Q- 1 :xl 'A Ax ,Q-Lt!! NK ' 4 up J 5 ,4 1 E is.. Q 5 'F A W N -f W ., - s K Q . I , 1.7. ,,: 5 J' i '2-. A 1 ,Sf , ' .. f ff, my 2 , if f 'ff ' A of it 'M' K ee t i' ' 'gi J: i fw- Q. , -V ' 3' f H X il.. XV'-N-VIW. K iii: .ggi i HR 1 1 if N V ' ,f. A1 ff i . Q' 5: Y: ' :Xxx C Y if 4 , J 'N 'Vim . , ' I V, If .if J Y . 4 M A A ra-1 j 1 A ,.g'f 'i'1 1 'Y 'X ' ' - Y '1 , 1 5 Q!! V K Q s , . Q, , G , . I ,M XXV, . , Q29 ' V J RX J kc, i 1 . 1- tfhxfftgy. '1' sf - -,. ' .t ia Mu..- Nancy Dimlcr Jan Donahue Kris Draper John Drohman Linda Duering Steven Dunn Debra Dycus Anita Eckblade Dennis Edwards Douglas Einsel Patricia Eldred Monte Engebritson Jana Epp James Falk Mark Farris Kris Fingerhut Amy Foote Craig Foote Elizabeth Fowler Julie Fox Tim Francis Timothy Frank Daryl Fullerton Bradley Fusby Carol Garrison Kimberly Gayman Teri Genzmer Kimberly Gillaspie Ronald Gilmore Lynette Gish Eric Glassmyer Tami Glor Tammi Goldsbury Todd Guthrie Gayle Hahn Audrey Hansen Scott Harris Robert Harrison James Hartman Mike Hartman Alan Hedlund Edward Heeren Sandra Heltne Kim Herringer Ralph Hert Joseph Hiatt Stacy Hibbs Michael Hickman Sandra Hilburn Dave Hill Michael Hinrichs Gary Hodges Larry Hoffman Michelle Hoggatt Vickey Hohner Elizabeth Hueske Carl Hurd Alma lnfante Bret Johnson Cheryl Johnson Chris Johnson Liz Johnson Michelle Johnson Patricia Johnson JW f 'y :il Pam Jones ,ay Pat Karsting fifzjiir XS!! Lisa Kchn Steven Kelley 1. -- pil, Kim Kendall Sara Kenney W 'WE - 4 l 41 M '.,f , ,W ' I ai Rochelle Kershner N Deborah Kimminau ,b Q A 2.96 in we ,.., X , 4' X K. 'Li , tv ' I all J ,sa f :A 9, ,.---'fa , lx A' Puri 4 ,z . t t a sf f' - . ' af it ill ,fviiwma it 4k rf 1 J ,ll ,A j J 30 1 Vmfn J. v Q , ls,, Peter Rockford takes Sidney, the boa constrictor, out for a stretch 'w Anne Segal wouldn't even glance, but Tim Walz was sure willing to give a smile. Renae Bunde keeps all eyes on the volleyball Suzanne Roush gets her studies done when all is quiet. -4 WI , I J 4 -.1 , L A e. ' 1 as . ,' Is l X f .L H x -..Q f XJ .I I , Y M N gg :S 5 f 3 if T f m J ,t . e A J J L V iv 'KW-fii ' A ig. U . ,, 1 A 'mill K M is it if feet flfff' A e e I I 1 u , Ke- D, 4 K li M L, 'AxAA J . B, I : i . 2 I ,, fin ,FIC J J af I ,- , , fu - Y it J art, ik, .. Q - f 'J x f ff ,- 'N X- .T D I f it Q ' 'x - 5 'fj J fr ' ' 5 f l ,N 1 A , ar' fi F l P ,ut ?f -- ... ,J A fa - C l A N W ww -- - E il 1 arf ' J - A tx J , C, ft 1 . 1. MT as X 'Wa N f- ,, L' 'Xl 7 X - 5,,,1Lg,, 3 -Ax Q.: K , L KL Q V x'.v ,, Fila! 5 F J 'WF fp fn' i 1 , . m -i 'l -' ,V 'Ax' Q' f x so 11 'f 2 E l Ex Jeff King Jeff Kister Steve Kleiber Terri Knoedler Debra Knott Jerry Knott Brian Krull Shari Kyle Lori Lacy Debra Laird Julie Lampher John Lane Becky LaPorte Allen Larsen Lori Larsen Steven Larsen Jeff Laster Cheryl Leighty Cindy Leonard Ilene Lindeen Mark Lloyd Steven Lobato Jim Loney Debbie Longshore Charles Lorence Richard Luke Deborah McAllister Peter McCallum Bart McCarthy Lori McLane Perry Mangers Lynda Marston Tony Maul Paula Medaris Rhonda Melvin Bruce Metzger Craig Meyer Todd Meyer Frank Meyers Cindy Miller Max Miller Cynthia Mills Becky Minnick Teresa Minnick Dennis Mitchell Bryan Mohlman Paul Monson Christine Morris Frank Mueller Laurie Mullen Shawn Mullen Ricky Nehman Kevin Nelson Jack Newlun Scott Newlun Ruth Norcross Laurice Norris LeAnn Ore Deb O'Rorke Pamela Osler Ginger Otis Chana Parker Sally Parkison Bryan Parks Randy Parks Juanita Paulson Gregory Pautz Guy Paxton William Payne Tamera Petersen Robert Pettite Connie Petzoldt Barbara Phillips Christina Pipes Jeff Poore Timothy Powers Todd Price Leo Purvis 4. 3 , ei t Q- , r fn' N 'I . ,f ' ,. L 'r 4.1 ,- ' e, . P ' ' ' ' . X iv, X lr 35 31 ! P X X ,P 3 A' 5, gf 4 X V ' lm 5, ,ii .1 ,S X 1 ,SP ,i b ,xt f '- , X l ff h f L, -4' 'J' 'ff' 1 t li 'V' - flak iff! A i . Y, fl r, .-Mg A L if . .M - I at b gd J - X . t QD ' 3 wif 'fl e in M. nl-X e as at , P , Q H, Um L 4 will . HL Ji' 'rl l .ak my rg' if. . We :Aj H f' ef -1 '----...,,,1 Brad Boden and Larry Hoffman, werejust two of many sophomores to take typing, Paul Monson asks Shawn Mullen find lunch time a good time to visit. X me KS, S af A T 5-'14 S, R A ba r 'Y 'S b 'eg 55. :W ...W 4 5 t x l isjfl t t i . 'i s Q 2 -X11 , ,4 X In L f-Azffzijb , A , K K , ii ' la g - 1.3, me 0, 39' GQ 'J , if 'Q K' t Q. ff S I ' ' 'f i. L , y i - tg an vt x , i X 1.51 , A ts vi EM Y 7 -,.- .la i .N ...l X J '. I if A 'if' cr i if 5, R 5, Jim Cramer examines his biology results. .' S ' A 5 .4 . 57 T 'f lf' . This gym class goes to show that the sophomores were always on the go, . Q. x. f' al 'T 'ir X if A xi ' A 45 1 lbs A , A .L Vanin 1 I wk .1 +1 xy f ' . A , V, rf Q N.-uf' , X I ' Susan Quintard Rod Rader Shelly Rainforth Robert Ramsey Tim Reams David Reichert Lisa Rhoades Michael Richardson Steve Richardson Peter Rockford Katie Ross Suzanne Roush Rogene Ruhter Lorri Rust Dave Rutt Robyn Ruxton Bryan Sadd Terry Salisbury Danny Sanford Curt Schliefert Renee Schwab Ann Segal Rex Selman David Sheppard Reed Showalter Danny Shuda Kevin Siemens Vicki Sinner Roger Sittner Alan Smith Sally Sneller Kay Sommerfeld Jeffrey Steen Greg Stimple Tim Stine Brian Stonecipher Larry Stromer Sally Stuehrenberg Shane Surface Sally Taylor David Thaut Diane Theesen Linda Tilley Deborah Timmerman Linda Timmerman Jocie Toon Robert W. True Brian Turner John Uhrich Susan Veburg Jeff Volkmer Geraldine Wallace Timothy Walz Harmon Warford Vicki Warren Cathy Watson Linda Watson Mary Jo Watson .av- .il ! .1 Mn 'ati 'list M A at -x J in Jw ' .f,, 1' , .1 Q I ,ff Rf-W5 xy S ui Q' .S i 'L lllik JMX. are sb ' W., .y ' ix t U5 ' Deb O'Rorke, Laura DeJonge and Amy Foote seem very shy of the camera. X ,S . Fl? ' f Ni- -I I: pw? X I tl bf' 4 5 .A I . Y' n,4'l4 QQf' be A Q. , A 46 V' V l ' x S 5 an ,lt gt -.Aff , . T 27- lx W 'Q 'fffkt .ggnl A A .N ' , 1, -5.1: l N A I3 lv. X Y 1, in ll fi! ,, ' ii 'w i f i 44. 1 w M 'V ,VQ , ' i . , - tit v -W . i y l 1 ft, . A R , ,A iz at xr- Brian Stonecipher says, Just because I'm a sophomore. didn Jack Newlun is busy sawing wood the right size for a class project. it ,f X Katie Ross, Anne Segal, and Jan Donahue spend a mod on the bridge. ... 3' fix-5, KA ef ,...t I mst... - ,,+, W .fi fx.: 1 ,t '. .-' , 'F Q. , r 'St xfi hi .r I 5, ,ca rs, .V eg ws 4' , - . .i N -. , L ,Q-so , :EI es- 'v 9 fr: it X f F. , ,ISL . QA 5: 1 ,-Q . Y P, il X A -Q i 5 aw- fx . s .1 tint. wr ' Yi! i , xtimivi ff -.L Q 1 Q. l A K -5 , 1-.xii alley 'J . x . f .1 , Q X t Q5 m 1' I , fu Q M., 1' f.. M Ronald Weber Carmen Weitzel Lori Welchert Scott Wendt Jeff Whitaker Les White John Whiteman Kathy Wiederspan Shelly Will Steve Willy Tony Willy John Wilson Christopher Woods Robb Woodward Aaron Wright Anthony Wright Lisa Yurk Not pictured: Richard Burt John Fell Perry Howell Debbie Johnson Michael Pedersen Michelle Riedinger 5-K' ,i'g. fX Q w P' 'L'- ' ' .N ,,...,.H - ---i' XX? if -if 5600 Hastings igh Who are the people that are al- ways on stage at Hastings High? They are the teachers. All 67 of them face an audience of students to whom they perform. They conduct classes ranging in subject from gen- eral math to auto mechanics, from media to chemistry, and almost ev- erything in between. This year we had eleven new teachers. They came from various places all over the United States. Most of them attended college in Nebraska. If the band had a different sound to it this year, it's because Donald Johnson took over the job of band director. He attended many col- Mrs. Moser seems right at home with her teaching. Hires Eleven leges. Among them were Peru State, Nebraska University and Kansas State. Kay Payne took over where Mrs. Brownell left off. She is the French and psychology teacher. She is also the assistant volleyball coach. American History and NATION- AL OBSERVER are taught by James Loshbaugh. He is also the as- sistant wrestling coach. Mr. Losh- baugh is orginally from Kearney. Helping Mr. Ochsner this year is Ann Henry. She is orginally from Lomoni, Iowa. Along with teaching German, she is a coach for girls track and volleyball. New Teachers chanical drawing and Wood 1 8: 2. He is orginally from Ainsworth, Ne- braska and is a graduate of Kearney State. He taught previously at Her- shey, Nebraska. Lynn Cordell is the teacher of all metal classes along with welding. He also assists with Intramural Vol- leyball. Mr. Cordell attended Kear- ney State College, where he received his teaching degree. These are just a few of the new teachers, at HHS. They, co-starring along with the other teachers, have helped in making this a successful year. They are also looking forward to the next. Daniel McCarthy teaches me- .,f - Mr. Mayls one of those people who just can't talk without using his hands. Mr. McAuliff explains to Mike Hohnstein and Russ Poppe that math really isn't that difficult after you've had four years of college if' Q ' i x 67 .W Q .A C r' - , fri-' A l Ye f A . l ,f MQ' Jim Story looks and Mrs. Stoneciphcr shows that ant isn't always ..-fp serious business. 1 Y? si K -Ax , Jw. , 5, M 6 '1f ' :ai 4.7 qw . he-1 . swf 4 . If , - '- Vg A :N VA Oliver Bierman Darrell Bonar William Brownell John Cameron Vaughn Christensen Dale Clark Gloria Clowe Benny Congrove Lynn Cordell Ruth Daggett A student dreams about what it would be like to be a heavenly god, while Mrs, Doerr struggles with her earthly problems Richard Fuehrer Louis Graham Thomas Graves Richard Hawes Ann Henry Glenda Hinerman Herbert Hough Glen Houtz Andrea Doerr Rodney Epp Duane Freeman ix H X! A 5. I ,vs f- A ' ft QQ -, Q A - f I A52 l i, 'Riff V. '1k 4, Y ggi Xml YS 1 er,- .-, or ' e X . ,, ,, M ' X 'B Y-r 'A - i x . , -Q - W yi 5' V ' 3' + s I T ' QA X' I X 'V 1' L 3 1 rw :. .'. wi- ' , . .K 1? ' Ci if 1 L D' wfzli- P if 4 ' I Y fa- Q K T, f 3 fp ., ' - +- 1 . X A ' 'K sxi -X f f L A ,Xl ' NA 353 . ' Yi X:-i' Speaking as a former Mouseketeer, Mr. Bierman answers the famous question, Why'? The answer is, Because we like you! QQ: v. e i Cindy Irwin Helen Jacupke Stephen James Donald Johnson George Kehoe Richard Kleiber Ronald Kort Gerald Kroeger Douglas Lacey Randy Lawson Russell Leonhardt Carol Lewis James Loshbaugh Robert McAuliff Daniel McCarthy Nadine McCreary Mr. James in his office studying paperwork that never seems to get done. X . Miss Henry finds out that school isn't all work and no play. J ,,...., -L 5. fs' rf 'NG iii 'M ' .ff 4: P X 5-w lv , 2 - A- ,K . 1 ., , , t 1 Q 0 N l. ef pw wi I x , i . . E, A 1 ru- wi ,xv ! , tif.-:i mfT'7?5?f ' 'L ' P Y gym J Elmer Murman Donald Nelson Cleon Ochsner David Packard Kay Payne Sandra Peterson Lanny Petit Louis Pratters T- - Craig McDonald Grace McGinnis Floyd Marian Glen Marshall James May Coralee Moser Mr. Pratters and Zac Lowe ponder over a tough English question 4- J- W ,igfiv . . iff W Sa, Q3 f I S, x A H239 QF' ' Ei 1. 1' 4 lf 'le mf Q 2. ,F M Tfaltvggsgf :V Richard Reimer Larry Ribble Paul Schneider Norman Sheets Howard Sheley James Smith Marjorie Sneller Guy Stocks LaDell Stonecipher Ralph Stout 5 S ',.' 1- A f 21,42 , e' of '- , ,, S . ' i i 'lf' ,l W x ,ff . ff ' i i v S nu , Hi D, fa.. . M ex M W I ni, 5 H 7 J ' f xx' 6, X. A J 'jf xr J Q7 ,, 7 571 QQSQIXF25 5, , J Q V -A bb . A S M , X 1 ,M N W :few xl Bill Surface Mary Terwilliger George Unger Ronald Veburg Betty Walters ..,z,f,, .eg . -... .. .. ,Wd ., .,,,,,..,. COOKS: Back Row: E. Anderson, G. Thaut, C. Einsphar Middle Row: A. Orr, H. Hueske, A. Barnes, F. Kral, R. Dedrickson, J. Favinger Front Row, E. Plein, J. Johnsen, A. Uhrmacher, W. W'l ' . ' . . . I hams and D Carmichael Mrs. Shrmer, nurse, is ready for the day. f 1 -Om 1 ff fi gr f u- The office staff Vicki Hendrickson, Margaret Little and Rebecca Plambeck put in many hours. LIBRARIANS: Top To Bottomg S. Moffatt, E. Vaughn, B. Johnson, L. Cox, A. Throckmorton, M. Rasmussen, K. Murray and S. Peterson. The custodians were, Left To Rightg Regina Cherry, Derral Carmichael, Lowell Devitt, Bill Bockerman, Kevin Jass, Terry Feurt, Gerald Kurzanberger, Orville Dr Thomas Keating Superintendent of Schools Einsphar, Lavern Thaden. Not pictured are Bob Cherry and Lauren Anderson. 'T' J-. 'f Y :A The School Board members for this past year wereg Front Row, Left To Right, Dwayne Strasheim, Margretha Uerling, Thomas Jorgenson, John Bartholomew. Back Row, Carl Sanderson, Connie Kvasnicka, Owen Waechter, Robert Hohnstein, and Alfred Blessing. A g 5 7 Q D , l' :v:vf W ' ':':Wsa'f,vL'JP M1111-K-' A ', A Y ' Band Supplies Much Spirit and Leadershif Yf v fi The Hastings High School Band marches to an excellent rating as they compete in the State Marching Festival held in Lincoln. The H.H.S. Band worked hard Jiuring the fall season. They not only performed at all home football games but marched in many com- petitive events. Their first performance was a combined half-time show with the Kearney High Band. They also went to Grand Island for the Harvest of Harmony parade and field competi- tion, followed by the Hastings Col- lege Melody Round-up, and the State Marching Festival in Lincoln. For the first year, eight Flag Girls were added to the band. The girls marched in parades and were fea- tured in the Hastings-Kearney half- time show. The Pep Band performed at all home boys basketball games, and played at three out-of-town games. They also provided spirit for a girls basketball game, girls volleyball, and a wrestling meet. The Stage Band, and newly formed Lab Band performed, at the Hastings College Jazz Festival, and at the Spring Concert. The Concert Band played at three concerts, and took part in the dis- trict music contest. A highlight for the year was going to Kansas City Worlds of Fun, where they performed and also lis- tened to the bands. The students worked hard at various projects to raise money for their trip. A select 12 students were in the NMEA Band and Orchestra, at Omaha Westside. At the district music contest ll students played solos, and five stu- dents took part in the Hastings Hon- or Band. The Hastings High Band received much support from the parents, school board, administration, and will be wearing new uniforms next year. Ron Anderson practices on his french horn. .la , fzmff- ,, ' A5'liT4'1.- ,J 'gl 3 -1 nh. 'J v.x 1 ' FLAG GIRLS: L. To R. Back Row: C. McDaniel, M. Bode, L. Tilley, P. McGinnis. Front Row: D. Black, M. Fandry, D. Mortonson. Not pictured L. Martson. Mr. Johnson gets carried away by his work. r-WNG' l u -'Vl+ l.2 :Q qv 4 ' - v ., ,.. 'li i 4 PEP BAND: L. To R. Back Row: T. Bruna, R. Gentert, B. Bunde, L Harrison, V. Hohner, L. Vonnes. 5th Row: B. Willcock, R. Anderson D. Black, D. Gipson, J. Buchanan, R. Harrison, T. Buckley, J. Mud s der. 4th Row: M. Richardson, S. Kenny, C. Uerling, L. Brommer, S. Bayles, T. Minnick, M. Till, S. Carstens. 3rd Row: L. Collingham, S Rhoades, B. Sessler A. Eckblade, C. Burke, M. Fandry. 2nd Row: L. Martson, D. Theesen, R. Bunde, L. Tilley, D. Longshore, A. Chris- man. Front Row: Mr. Johnson, R. Fitz, M. Hickman, M. Johnson. Not Pictured: J. Falk, K. Hohenstcin, C. Lorraine, S. McKenzie, P. Mangers, D. Mortonson, S, Mullen, J. Wieland. . f? . Qt V x .. My .,. y Y, Vg. -, kmqggg, ,Tv- -..ff:'3L, ix - . YY ., fl. wif: ..T1J'f'..L1zw ba .. - . .,.. Rm.. .,,, ,. g cw- 'QMBYQQWIT . .sure . ' - L ,. . .V ,.'-,,, fp 3, '-...M V- , K. , fa ' ' ff 'T -. ' S T J ' N ,vu 4, mfs.. fr' ,'T?'Q9q.-Q3Qf'iqg.W- 'if ' . V .,,,.. ugv,,,s. .l. '.f 4 tt, ,L . - V , K- - H L .1151 -' ,. sa.: M. image. 7 ffrg'-.1',. -A ' w . , kc.. .,,.,, on Q - V, ,Q ' A e 'L ,, - ,, . in .A Jim Kaiser is featured during halftime as he plays his saxaphone with the Hastings High Band to Yakety Sax? Q . 24 . 5, e 5-W CONCERT BAND: L. To R. Back Row: Mr. Johnson, M. Alex- ander, R. Fitz, M. Hickman, B. Kuehn, M, Johnson, K. Bokern, S. Mullen, J. Blackbonnct, D. Einsel, M. Richardson, S. Carsestens, J. Lane, T. Bruna, R. Gentert, B. Bunde, L. Harrison, M. Johnson. 4th Row: S. Longshore, A. Chrisman, D. Theesen, D. Shirrick, L. Aulner, C. McDaniel, R. Harrison, L. Hoffman, D. Gipson, J. Mudder, S. Johnson, T. Buckley, J. Wieland, L. Vonnes, V. Hohner. 3rd Row: S. Kyle, R. Bunde, L. Collingham, L, Martson, V, Thomas, L. Tilley, C. Uerling, S. L'Heureux, P. Mangers. E. Glassmeyer, J. Falk, B. Boden, M, Tippen, R. Anderson, B. Johnson, B. Willcock, M. Hartman. 2nd Row: B. Sessler, D. Hoylman, S. Rhoades, T. Minnick, D. Mortonson, S. Kenny, S. Bayles, M. Crowl, M. Till, L. Brommer, S. Appleget, M. Fandry, L. Hueskc. Front Row: P. Schamcns, S. Spurgeon, L. Wat- son, T. Allen, C. Burke, A. Eckblade, K. Hohenstein, T. DeBacker, C. Lorraine. Not Pictured: D. Black. J. Buchanan, P. McGinnis, S. McKenzie, E. Tivcnius. 5 V4 ,Pi l STAGE BAND: L. To R. Back Row: J. Mudder, T. Buckley, J. Wieland. 2nd Row: S. Carstens, M. Johnson, B. Bunde, L. Harrison, M. Alexander, B. Kuehn, M. Hartman. Front Now lefs See I h I you put your right leg in Row: P. Mangers, M. Till, L. Brommer, S. Kenny, T. DeBacker. lho left arm hole, LAB BAND: L. To R. Back Row: M. Richardson, S. Johnson, D. Gipson, R. Harrison. 3rd Row: R. Gentert, T. Bruna, B. Johnson, R. Anderson, B. Willcock, S. Mullen, R. Fitz. 2nd Row: C. Burke, C. Lorraine, D. Mortonson, T. Minnick, C. Uerling, S. Bayles, S. Kenny, M. Crowl, R. Bunde. Front Row: A. Eckblade, K. Hohenstein, S. Kyle, L. Collingham, D. Hoylman, B. Sessler, L. Tilley, V. Thomas, S. L'Heureux, M. Hartman. Choirs Perform Successfully During Year CHAMBER CHOIR: L. To R. Back Row: T. Wolf, J. Jacupke, L. McElhinney, T. Debacker, L. deMoor, A. Garey, D. Rowe,'D Throckmorton, S. Holm, S. McCormick, K. Price, R. Krull, P. Lun- deen, J. Thompson, S. Dedrickson. 3rd Row: M. Karloff, P. Smith, P. McGinnis, D. Black, J. Avery, J. Welch, D. Hoylman, S. Rhoades, J McCready, M. Fishel, C. Burke, M. Fandry, M. Coulter, B. Nielsen H. Mudd, 2nd Row: T. Marx, M. Houtz, A. Throckmorton, K. Cambridge, M. Vaughan, C. Aylward, K. Allen, B. Marsh, M. Eck- blade, A. Lindeen, M. Till, B. Sessler, B. Yurk, D. Patterson, P. Hoppens. lst Row: D. Harms, C. Uerling, J. Mudder, D. Norwood, J. Kvasnicka, J. Steinke The Chamber Choir is a select group made up of 60 juniors and seniors. S Members of the choir had many 1 ff 'cfr P performances including the Spring i 'ri J we 'c R 'J ' J ' V d Christmas concerts. They hon- . ff- .Cx at L:-.al 1-A F-Ex -.f.fex........n.,--.-- an -M ored composor Robert Beadell in a difficult and demanding concert Music of Beadell in which all mu- sic was from the contemporary peri- od. GIRLS MISCELLANEOUS ENSEM- K. Wiederspan, M. Coulter. Front Row: J. BLE: L. To R. Back Row: M. Fishel, I. Mueller, T. Allen, L. Lierman, S. Ochsner, Lindeen, S. Hibbs. S. Heltne, T. Minnick, M. Fandry, R. Hoggatt, R. McKonc The choir also hosted the Has- tings-Grand Island Choral Clinic and Concert. Dale Grotenhuis of Dordt College worked as the Choral Clinician. Participation in a Christmas Con- vocation at the Junior High rounded up the choirs successful year The Girls Miscellaneous Ensem- ble has 14 members representing all grade levels. They sang for Choral Concerts, Community groups and participated in the District Music Contest. Juniors and Seniors made up the 1976-77 Concert Choir. The choir sang a variety of music with emphasis on folk, swing, and pop music. Julie Weber said, I liked the kind of music we sang, and enjoyed working with the other people in the choirf' Barb Barth also expressed her feelings by saying, It was a lot of fun. We sang neat songs. Julie Zarobon accompanied the choir as they performed at school choral concerts plus singing engage- ments in the community. Mrs. McCreary summed the year up saying, The enthusiastic, posi- tive attitudes, along with the talents of the choir are the ingredients that make it such a workable group. Enthusiasm Plus Talent Equals EXCGllence The Madrigals take a break from their busy schedule to chow down and enjoy the atmosphere. p Y . V? if '- I 5 it f wf '8i.. . ...,i,. NV B .R J ' CONCERT CHOIR: L. To R. Back Row: L. Lierman, A. Epp. C. Robinson, D. Clinton, M. Crowl, D. Douglas, J. Weber, C. Early, S. Connally, R. MCK0ne,S. Ochsner. R. Hoggatr. V. Dye, D- MCFerren. L'Heureux, C. Carl, L. Weber, L. Kurth, J. Uhrmacher, W. Beng- P. Walker, C. Milton, C. Bronson, L. Watley, J. Mueller, B. Barth, T. ston, B. Peterson, V. Dedrick, J. Lau, K. Barrera, C. Schwenk, S. Allen, M. McBride, T. McClure. Front Row: K. Dimler, K. Nichel, B. Maunder Sophomores Offer Diversified Entertainment l The S5 members of Sophomore Choir spent a successful and memorable year singing together at several of the choral performances. The students in Sophomore Choir highlighted the year by singing in the Christmas and Spring Concerts. They also held an informal concert in which only their parents were en- tertained. Patti Eldred, a member of the choir said, I like choir a lot. Some- times its pretty fun, but you have to know your parts. The choir sang a variety of music from all periods in time. My Sweet Lady, How the West was Won, are just a few of the songs that Renea Bunde and Renee Schwab accompanied the choir with. Brian Breed, a student teacher from Hastings College spent two weeks directing the Sophomore Choir on his own. Some of the things he did with the students in- cluded clapping techniques, ear training, shaping vowel sounds, and sight reading different types of mu- sic. Sophomore, Mike Hickman summed it all by saying, Sopho- more Choir has been an interesting experiencef' The sopranos and altos in Concert Choir work hard in preparation for the next performance Do you like music and moving with the beat? If so you should have tried-out for Swing Choir. Swing choir selected by Mrs. McCreary, made their debut at the Christmas Concert. The 26 members were also in- volved in Singing and Swinging in the Variety Show, District Music Concert, and Spring Concert. The Madrigals completed another year with their Annual Concert held on April 14th. Auditions for Madrigals are held the previous Spring and 18 students were selected. The Madrigal Choir kept a busy schedule during the year giving per- formances, especially around Christmas time. During most of the month of December, they traveled about giving performances at sever- al churches, and the Holiday Inn. They also went to Palisade, Nebras- ka to sing for a church service. Oth- er performances include the Variety Show, and District Music Contest. Select Groups MADRlGALS:L.To R.A,Tl'lr0Ckm0rtOn,L Howlrd S Holm A Yurk R Bunde J Stcmke L Watley P Lundcen P Eldrcd B Lindecn,C. Burke,C. Ucrling, K. Price, D Blick J McCreadx B Kughn N0tP1cturcd M Houtz D Wilkcr Hollywood Hopefuls Perform in ariety Show With symptoms ranging from Monty Python to McCartney, Has- tings High was seized by a violent case of Entertainia on February 24 and 26. On these two days Hastings High students displayed their tal- ents in the Bi-Annual Variety Show. Led by a group of Monty Python enthusiasts, the acts ranged from Eva Tivenius, Ann Throckmorton and Sue Ve- burg perform their trio piece, Sonata in D Cindy Carl's Elvis to Susan Ve- burg, Ann Throckmorton and Eva Tivenius performing Sonata in D Major by Leclair. Original compositions played a big part in the show. Julie Jacupke accompanied herself on the guitar as she sang her song, There's A Brighter World Ahead. .Ion Mud- der and Beth Marsh combined two original efforts in one act as Beth danced to Modes of Melody writ- ten by Jon. With a little twisting of words, Oscar Meyer 8a Company sang an unfamiliar version of a fa- miliar song. Major. . if 135-1: , K - ig 5 3 X I -r .1 .1 P Q Patient Dave Walker looks on as Tim Wolf prepares his anesthetic in a Monty Python skit, The Brain Specialist. Sophomore Ruth Norcross and Bill Payne carry out a haphazard robbery in the skit, Great Safe Robbery. E E img f 33? 1 :N 1 . PWTTS ' My as ll T 2 :gn Egg Dave Walker can't locate a specialist for his headache. J' ii , . .51 . Y, X X l ...- -51 2'-9 Junior Ju Ahead. l lie Jacupke accompanies herself and sings There's A Brighter World fi The Swing Choir sells its songs lo the audience. Q Y95 V i' 'i 2? 4 'QQ . Q x i fl ffiif - ff is i f ' ' .' 7' 5 ' 2 S ' V . . '- F' , s V 2 ' l', , .752 , Q A ' r f 2 1 2 i' V- fe K ' ix ' T v x 'W :Ly 17,1 1 V: . ' ' X ls ' ' ' A as fl , i ,--. ' 'az ' K' ' 5 ' .fi s 3 . ii fff , Rfb M . f' ' A' If Mg f 2 'xi , E 1- 'M . ' WI fxxi 1 'W -7 , ' M f- .,.. , fi, i .A ,n f y I eg - . QA-M , if if gm xx T A l In : , 4 ffa, as 484 ,, gi ' 2 - av - -1 J A ff 'gif . . Bob McFerren is about to unleash some very weird theories to Dave Walker. .lunior Colin Uerling sings about a Rocky Mountain High if , 1 N ' ' N' l c 1 'f ' : 'ii Q' . 'Ai' -, W- .A W' 4 9 , X' .1 - ' I E i lf.. 1 . L Elvis Presley Qalias Cindy Carlj rocks and rolls to Hound Dog backed up by Tim Powers, Mike Hartman and Shawn Mullen YT S li lil? ll i X XXX Y 4 Q - , Q ' ia- A I . - , .. x , fa: ' i it 'X . 1 ,af W .X vs 2, , , rr , --Qt..- 06' X' . x . . .1 L1 V . t t 1 2, ,- 'f I I he i - V. W.. - - . we - 1' 5 -Af' 5 ' 'V , fit, . Y g pi , l Q . it j l tt ' V Junior hot dog fixins Gillespie. Vaughan and Houtz stand at attention. r, i I 1 4' , Qfffig ' ' t lf' f Q J' , -g 9 A at 3,L A xx: ff! 3 fs Xl! ?, 2 'fi ' 2521 if f Q Larry Johnson and Dave Sypherd get a sneak look at acts at dress rehearsal. - TC ,uf K The Swing Choir boogied with Tuxedo Junction and When I'm Sixty- ' 'it four. Conductor Laurie McElhinny leads the Flamingos by the sea Madrigals invite listeners to join them on a trip to Broadway. new Xa. ORCHESTRA: Left To Right Standing: Mr. Hough, E. Tivenius, M. Johnson, L. Watley, M. Hartman, R. Showalter, S. Mullen. Fourth Row: S, Carstens, J. Wieland, T. Buckley, M. Johnson, B. Willcock, J. Mudder. Third Row: L. Holcombe, J. Avery, J. Welch, C. Aylward, K. Smith, B. Norris, K. Hohnstein, T. DeBacker, M. Crowl, L. .kg 4 ii-Q Collingham, D. Hoylman, D. Mortensen, P. McGinnis. Second Row M. Eckblade, C. Adcock, J. DeTour, B. Kirstine, J. Goehring, K. Siemans, S. Ochsner, V. Dye. First: M. Fishel, S. Veburg, L. Ore, B. Krull, D. Patterson, A. Throckmorton, L. Fishel, D. Throckmorton. Orchestra ndertakes Difficult New Music A Concert for All Seasons could have been the theme of the 1976-1977 orchestra. The orchestra, under the guidance of second-year director Mr. Hugh, performed in the Fall Concert, the Winter Con- cert, and the Spring Concert. The orchestra presented their Fall Concert in late October, performing six pieces including Carmen Suite No. 1 by Bizet, Ballet from Petite Suite written by Debussy and Hay- Up Hoe-Down by Grundman. The group also played a few se- lections preceding the choral groups at the Christmas Concert. The Spring Concert was present- ed by the orchestra the last week of April. The concert was a joint pro-- duction of the orchestra and band. Some arrangements were performed featuring string orchestra. Senior Mary Fishel played a violin solo. The orchestra also played at Bac- calaureate in May. Ten Hastings High students were included in the Nebraska Music Educators Association clinic orches- tra. The students were chosen through individual tryout. The State Music Clinic was held in November at Omaha Westside. Seniors repre- senting Hastings were: Terri de- Backer, Mary Fishel, Miriam Eckb- lade, Mike Johnson, and Jill Goehr- ing. Juniors Deb Mortensen, Ann Throckmorton, Sherm Johnson and one sophomore Sue Veburg made the trip to Omaha. The District Music Contest was held at Hastings College in April. Musicians spent their own time to prepare solos or small ensemble numbers for the contest. The presen- tations were judged by profession- als. The orchestra rehearsed twice a week for eighty minutes. Sectionals for individual instruments were re- quired for one mod a week. Mr. Hough reflects on the year, We worked hard on the music and I feel the students learned a lot about many different styles of mu- sic. Mr. Hough and LeAnn Ore iron out some rough spots in an arrangement. Mary Fishel works on her music intently, showing the dedication which has helped her become a highly accomplished violinist. , , t .mm ,.1w.t.,ww ,, , . , ,, ,.,,,,4, V . 5 ,ix J V , V ' Q' f f H , gig, N my is Senior instrumentalists are often instrumental in Forming strange ensem- bles in the orchestra as Tom Bruna and Scott Carstens can attest to. Beethoven and Bach would roll in their graves at such a duet. Eva Tivenius, musician from abroad, quietly marks her music in the library. Eva's musical talents range from piano to flute. An American Field Service Foreign Exchange student, Eva lives in Orebro, Sweden. ag 1, i I ' A 'Ps Q. K 15221255 sg -. fi +- X l Tiger Netters Capture 7-7 Season Record The debut of the 1976 girls, varsi- ty volleyball team was heightened by the starring of seniors Lori Coulter, Kim Dunham, and Chris Heeren. These girls were filmed hard at work spiking, setting, and volleying under the direction of Coach Betty Walters. Supporting actors for the varsity team were Shelly Spilinek, Annette Jasch, Mary Houtz, Suzanne Hartmen, and Andrea McCoy. Special guest appearances were made by several juniors and sophomores on the ju- nior varsity consisting of Kathy Smith, Christy Moorhead, Cindy McDaniel, and Lori Weber. Sopho- mores who had an acting role in this year's team were Jan Donahue,Jill Christensen, Sally Sneller, Laura DeJonge, Any Foote, Nancy Dimler, Becky Minnick, Connie Petzoldt, Renee Schwab, and Kathy Watson. These girls were assisted by Coach Kay Payne. The girls started out their season by losing the first two games and followed the losses up with a re- sounding win over the 1975 state champions from Lincoln High. This box office winner seemed to put the Tiger netters into good spirits for they defeated Fremont, Lincoln S. E., G. I. Northwest, and G. I. In the district playoffs, under the direction of both coaches, the varsi- ty girls produced a win in the game against Kearney, but failed to make such a performance against the eventual state champs from Scotts- bluff. The 1976 girls' volleyball team failed to make an appearance at this year's state tournament, but despite that fact, both coaches and the play- ers felt satisfied with the all around team effort. They ended up the sea- son with a record of 6-6. Miss Wal- ters and the returning players are hopeful for an experienced team and a strong season next year. The Columbus game from the ref's view. Quik- lil 4 Girls' Volleyball Team L. To R. Back Row, Coach B. Walters, D Black, M. Houtz, A, McCoy, C. Heeren, S. Spilinek, E. Fielder, L Coulter, J. Jacupke, M. Vaughan, S. Hartman, A. Jasch, K. Dunham .QYxEyJ, tg -0559.9 Spd, NEW: C? -giiillp IU Coach K. Payne. Middle Row: B. Minnick, M. Bode, J. Christensen, . S. Sneller, L. Weber, N. Dimler, A. Foote, C. McDanie1s, L. De- . Jonge, Front Row: K. Smith, R. Schwab, C. Watson, C. Moorhead C , Petzoldt, J. Donahue. A The thrill of victory is seen here after varsity defeats the ,76 champs of Lincoln. Senior Lori Coulter and Junior Annette Jasch C131 make a gallant effort to save the ball. H., :NW if h . Tenseness is seen on the sidelines in the face of J.V. Coach Kay Payne and as Coach Walters tells her team to take it easy. The Tigers lead by a score of 8-6. Teamwork is shown by Mary Houtz and Annette Jasch in their effort to get the ball up. Girl Swimmers Establish Nine New Record The 1976-1977 Girls' Swim Sea- son was highlighted by record- breaking performances in nine events. The team's dual meet record was marred by six losses. The individual strength was evident in the big meets. Tiger swimmers garnered 6th place at Trans-Nebraska Confer- ence Meet, 4th at the Big Ten meet, and finished llth out of 30 teams at the state meet. Tiger scoring was led by Fresh- man Carin Holm with 105 points, followed by Senior Cindy Beach with 80. Swim coach Cindy Irwin com- mented on the year, I was quite pleased with the times this year, we didn't win a lot of meets but the girls improved their times throughout the year, which I consider important. We swam very well in state competi- tion. Carin Holm received a second place in the 100 yd. butterfly, this is the highest a Hastings High swim- mer has ever placed at State. Carin Holm and Jocie Toon led the record-breakers with two new marks apiece. Holm broke records in the 100 yd. butterfly and 200 yd. individual medley. Toon set new marks in the 100 yd. and 200 yd. freestyle. Seniors Cindy Beach and Chris Natvig broke records in the 60 yd. freestyle and the 500 yd. freestyle respectively. Two new relay marks were set. Carin Holm, Jocie Toon, Kim Kohl, and Cindy Beach combined to set a new record in the 160 yd. medley relay. A new record was set in the 400 yd. freestyle by Cindy Claus, Chris Natvig, Lynda Martson, and Diane Theesen. With four returning Junior letter winners, four returning Sophomore lettermen and one returning Fresh- men letter winner the outlook for next year looks bright. GIRLS' SWIM TEAM: Left To Right. Back Row: K. Zaback, B. Norris, L. Lierman, C. Claus, C. Natvig, C. Beach, C. Ricketts, R Loftus, B. Reichert, B. Hurt. Third Row: Coach Irwin, M. Watson, T. Fox, S. Siemoneit. Minnick, J. Toon, K. Ross, K. Sommerfield, S. Barry, D. McFerran, K. Kohl. Second Row: J. Lampher, C. Holm, L. Martson, D. Theesen, . L. Aulner, R. Norcross, C. Morris. First Row: Divers: J. Oberg, J. -ai Intent on a quick start, Karla Zaback steadies herself on the block. 1. we I 2 ' '7 if' Tension grows at poolside as Juniors Karla Zaback, Sandy Sie- moneit, and Freshman Carin Holm cheer on teammates at a home meet. her next dive Junior diver Sandy Siemoneit adjusts the board for IVR I W A -mimi McDaniel C Heeren J Christensen L Coulter S Sneller B Hurt Smnh J Fox During the second year of girls interscholastic basketball at Has tings High the team compiled a 2-11 record. Led by senior Lori Coulter who had 214 points, the team com piled 443 points in regular season P ay The team s season record does not denote the caliber of play displayed by the lady Tigers. Four of the team's losses were by less than ten points. With only four returning varisty players, the team was helped by a group of talented sophomores. Sophomore Sally Sneller, Julie Fox and Jill Christensen all contributed excellent play in varsity games. Ju- niors Kathy Smith, Christy Moor- head, and Suzanne Hartman dis- played strong playmaking abilities at guard. One of the highlights of the sea- son was a first-round win in the Christmas Tourney at G.I. Sopho- more Julie Fox scored a lay-up in the closing seconds of the game to 47 28 Tiger cager Jill Christensen com mented The season started out slow then realizing teamwork was important the team pulled together in time for the Holiday Tourney and districts Coach Walters Tigers traveled to McCook for district play offs In their first game the Tigers beat the North Platte Bulldogs 39 31 only to lose the final game to Kearney 44 Our best performances of the season came in district competition. In those games our defense was su- perb. I feel a lot of sophomores got valuable experience in playing in varsity games and as a team we were much stronger offensively because we were able to incorporate more offenses. said Coach Walters. Top scorers for the Tigers were: Lori Coulter, Cristy Moorhead, Kathy Smith, Chris Heeren, Julie Fox, Suzanne Hartman, Sally Sneller, Jill Christensen, and Barb VARSITY BASKETBAI-I-.TEAM1 Left T0 Right Slandlngi C- K. Bokern, Coach Walters, Kneeling: C. Moorhead, S. Hartman K l . ' ' .H ' ' ' ' 33 ' ' 48 ' ' - . 28 ' 68 ' ' ' 30 39 - , 55 35 ' - 52 ' 51 38 39 47 give Hastings a 52-51 win over Min- den. The Tigers dropped the final game with Holdrege by a score of Hurt. Hastlngs Opponent Lincoln Hlgh Lincoln East Holdrege Aurora Minden Holdrege 28 Lincoln N.E. 58 43 Kearney 51 39 Columbus 43 21 Norfolk 56 27 Minden 39 27 Lincoln S.E. 45 38 Grand Island 58 B-Ballers Win Against Minden in Tourney We lx- Senior Chris Heeren puts up a shot against Norfolk defenders. Teammates on the bench talk about the game during warm- ups. The crowds for girl's games were larger than last year, but were still small compared to crowds for thc boy's. W Kathy Smith and Lori Coulter jockey for court position. Senior Lori Coulter shakes hands with a Norfolk opponent. ,J 'UL T r ' 9.414 W-M' I 4. nan . ...A - f-W Wax' -u ed' vo! , w....... W ,w,.,..' ., Nix. ,-1' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Left To Rightg Standing: L. McLane, V. McCurry, K. Aden, J. Epp, D. Mortensen, K. Kohl, Coach Walters. Kneeling: P. Jones, R. Loftus. Junior Christy Moorehead puts up a shot from the free throw line. f JfW,,,- ., . . . ,nw Senior center Lori Coulter puts the ball into play against Norfolk. Some body language says it all between the coaches before the game ' 2 fx V, I . LJ 7,3 A timeout gives Coach Betty Walters time to give the team advice The doubles category proved to be the Tiger's strongest this year in girl,s tennis competition. Junior Denise Rowe and Senior Cheryl Brown went undefeated playing in the Kearney Invitational. Brown combined with another junior, Mary Vaughan, to go undefeated at the Big 10 Meet. At the State Meet, the doubles team of Vaughan and Brown lost to the eventual state Varsity Season Record McCook York Sandy Creek Kearney Sandy Creek York Lincoln Pius J .V. Season Record McCook York Sandy Creek Kearney G.I. Sandy Creek York Lincoln Pius Strong oubles Leads Women's TCHHIS 9 0 8 8 1 3 6 3 0 8 I champions in the semi-finals. Girl's Tennis Team: Left To Right, Back Row: D. Black, M. Gillespie, McCone, L. Ore, A. Eckblade. First Row: Coach C. Erwin B Burns L. Larsen, T. Glor, N. Dimler, L. Vonnes, C. Claus, J. Christensen, S. M. Vaughan, C. Brown, D. Rowe, B. Minnick, K. Dunham Rainforth. Second Row: T. McClure, D. McFerran, B. Beck, R. l o qua. ,. Junior Denise Rowe learned to play tennis in New Zealand. 'f a lf a it e- . I 4, . r .- 1 gl ' ' ' , K En.-1 f Q., f 'ff' s .k., -3 J VU K . X H a.eL1.wt, Q3 .-' 4 E ' . , ipgav , 5v,:,'.,, ,fnil2:,,f,V t qft,f,4i,,e,f ' i' fu' -ci.. - t X :Mm S21 fggfg-wifi, qw A,-ia ep. 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Girl's Track Team Ends Season uch mprovedg Send Two to State The 1977 girls track season was filled with improvement and excite- ment. Mile standout Sally Sneller thrilled fans by breaking the school record four times and establishing six meet records. She placed third in the Nebraska Class A mile. Captain Lori Coulter demonstrat- ed leadership and strength while twice breaking her school record and placing in most meets. Lori nabbed eighth place in the Nebras- ka Class A shotput and discus. A The mile relay team of Mary Houtz, Lori Coulter, Kathy Smith, and Sally Sneller ranked high in al- most every meet. A meritorious per- formance was also turned in by the 440 relay team of Leslie Bigley, Vicki Sinner, Pam Jones and Missy McDaniel when they captured sixth place in the district meet. Overall, Coaches Randy Lawson and Ann Henry were quite pleased with the way the season finished. They are counting on several return- ing tracksters for the 1978 season. 1977 Girls track team: J. Jacupke, T. Krueger, V. Sinner, P. Jones, K. Coulter, S. Sneller, M. Houtz, K. Gayman, Coach Lawson and Coach Smith, M. McDaniel, S. Will, S. Berry, S. Ochsner, L. Bigley, L. Henry seated in center. i I Sophomore Sally Sneller shows the enthusi- asm that earned her a third place inthe mile at Stale. Leslie Bigley concentrates on getting out to a fast start in the 440 relay. K Vicki Sinner attempts to clear the bar during a home meet. Vicki also ran the 220 and on the 440 and 880 relay teams during the season. s First year coach Randy Lawson and Mary Houtz discuss the fine points of pacing yourself. a.....,,1-V ,.. -vw ' 8-........- Determination is seen on the faces of Terri Krueger and Sally Sneller during the ex- change of the baton. fl :Xl S! '4 , L X h an1l9!Mf9' The faces of the mile relay team From Left To Rlght Lorl Coulter Sally Sneller Mary Houtz and Kathy Smlth They placed well all season Q , .4-rn Suzan Ochsner seems to have second thoughts about the entire business of track. Tiger Footballers Post Disappointing Year The grid season in 76 was a prom- ising one with many starters and rookies to the varsity scene looking strong in preseason. They just never molded into the football machine ev- eryone expected. Injuries hindered the Tigers greatly this year in their quest for Big Ten superiority. Knee injuries were the main ones to befall our gridders, either straining or tearing ligaments. If injuries weren't enough the Ti- gers seemed to be jinxed in the fourth quarter, probably the most memorable game for Hastings was the heartbreaking loss in the final minutes to eventual State Champion .c Lincoln Southeast. Hastings had things well in hand until the final ten minutes when in a seven minute span Southeast scored three times to overtake Hastings and claim the contest. Queenis Night had to be the most heartbreaking loss of the year for the Tigers as they led Lincoln Northeast at times by as much as seventeen points, but the Tiger de- fense couldnlt hold back the potent Rocket attack, but neither could the Lincoln team stop Hastings' offense, So in the end it was a battle between offenses with Northeast coming up victor in a hard fought game, 31-29. The Tigers also won all of their games in fourth quarter surges against Kearney and Norfolk, Scott Christensen came out the hero of the Kearney game as he kicked the winning field goal in the final sec- onds for Hasting's first win of the season. The Tiger team was the hero My Q . of the Norfolk game as they all came through in the final quarter when Norfolk had a commanding lead of 14-0 and Hastings came back to win 16-14 with fine defen- sive play and outstanding offensive line play to move the ball down the field for the winning touchdowns. The most disappointing perfor- mance by the Tigers' this year had to have been the game in which they played Grand Island. The offense looked like they were trying to march through one foot of mud for a whole half until in the second half they got on some dry ground and began moving. The usually staunch Tiger defense could not contain the explosive Islander offense as they scored at will against them. The fi- nal score was a disappointment, but not the spirit which carried the Ti- gers through their disappointing season leaving next year's Seniors something to build and improve on. l A I VARSITY FOOTBALL: Left To Right - G. Freese, D. Harms, K. Finley, J. Steinke, D. Gartner, T. Dreher, T. Bruna, M. Alexander, M. Gilbert, S. Borden, E. Kleiber, J. Eichman, S. Christensen, Z. Lowe, C. Bachman, R. Krull, Head Coach N. Sheets. Second Row - Coach D. Lacey, J. Wills, R. Poppe, M. Karloff, L. Johnson, M. Harris, G. Nielsen, G. Smith, P. Hoppens, R. Willms, M. Classen, M. Hayes, J. Waechter, B. Osborne, M. Hohnstein, D. Persinger, Coach R. McAuliff. Front Row - F. Groshans, M. Hartman, D. Kroeger, M. Burns, L. Persinger, M. Fast, D. Patterson, D. Vrana, R. Minnick, R. Sadd, D. Clancy, N. Brickner, Mgr. D. Runcie. SENIORS: Left To Right: T. Bruna, M. Alexander, S. Borden, M. Harris, R. Willms, M. Gilbert, R. Minnick, M. Karloff. Front Row: Varsity coaches Norm Sheets, Doug Lacey, and Bob McAuliff plan strategy on the sideline during a heated battle. F. Groshans, D. Gartner, L. Johnson, R. Sadd, G. Nielsen, T. Dreher, D. Clancy, M. Hartman, Mgr. D. Duncie. The action of the game as seen through the official's legs. Juniors Marvin Fast and Mike Classen corral the Lincoln High back as Senior lineman Steve Borden moves in to finish him off. Seniors Mike Harris and Rick Minnick attempt to stop the Kearney Bearcat from getting around the corner and up the field. Sophomores Work Hard to Gain Experience - . . an a J . QS . Et fr 69 Q. ep as ,fe ,ALQSL V -3, W' . , W 54' -.,i,.5,:li ri 'U 'f Y, Q F, VV, i V .l riari x l lf, li' V 'H lx 9 :S L A '35 k- 'f : 2 7 U VV :J J w wf , , .. ' w ' , , -', S . J F. 'K In ? Q, A J w ,Q 'st x fl.. Kiev in . R. lui La SJAJQ, ,XR .. ima X sae '15 H J ' J we 1 r J' B so-2 'P J rw i . , 1 1 S f- 'Q . f Q '-'A , , . J. 1 if-lie' Ba e asa gg 1 X -i iz, U, . . Wtr- V K. i g - ' xl A if I J -s 53x41 ' C Q k K V S in an f - ' '53 K , 5' , 'ex , l' J 1 iff 22' ' -Q 2 tlrlf fl 'lift 5. B' li .. ., 4 1 J f . it 9- J f f ' t S R Q . ' ' L 71 f H V-1 . .V ,ga i s if -Ly 1 A ng 7:1 ' . 1 . --..' A f' ff i wgf ' ji 'N ' :'i711f '?B ' .rfal-il. , if lr illl l?i'W ff i.i'1 i i. ' A ' N f - :.:f . L' SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL: Back Row Left To Right: Coach Benny Congrove, M. Engebritson, J. Branting, T. Price, R. Showalter, J. Laster, P, Monson, S. Surface, M. Bohlen, S. Newlin, R. Wood- ward, S. Harris, D. Einsel, P. Rouquefort, E. Glassmeyer. Fron Row Left To Right: Coach Jim May, M. Buttel, B. Parks, R. Brown, R. Rader, C. Buzzell, J. Loney, S. Willy, R. Dunn, J. Newlin, A. Larson, E. Kleiber, J. Kister. WK ft, psi? ' , x Mitch Gilbert holds on to the Rocket as Mike Harris fights the block to help in the tackle. 4? . 1 Rusty Poppc pulls the ball in after the punt with a Lincoln Link in desperate pursuit. Chris Bachman and Mike Karloff seem to have missed their assignment as Rusty Poppe gets blasted by a Northeast Rocket. Kurt Finley lofts a long pass as Tim Dreher and Doug Harms keep anyone from getting to him. Mike Harris slips into the hole opened by the blocks of the right side of the Tiger line for a touchdown against Kearny High Mike Karloff vainly attempts to attach his fingers to the ball before his defender does. swf'-Q 1 I ww t,,5 1 1 , y ,Mfgg j lx'-was N W. Relax Doug, you're looking awfully exhaust- Bonnie Berck and John Hansen tell Bob Reichert how he finished in the race. ed. Harriers Experienced Disappointing Season This year the cross country team experienced a disappointing season as was stated by Coach Lawson, We had some key injuries off and . on through the season and that hurt us. He was very pleased with the D effort that his young team dis- played. Stew Holm was cited for being the most consistant runner of the squad, while Bob Reichert, John Hansen, Phil Hynes, and Mark Destache were commended for their efforts. Lawson added although ex- periencing the down season he is looking forward to the upcoming year with 12 out of 17 members re- turning. 'SUMMARY I Minden Inv 3rd NWU Inv 7th Kearney Inv 7th G.I. Inv 5th Trans 5th Big IO 7th Districts 6th 'If Z f ' 'S X 'rf' . Q . - ' . - a..-V.. 1- . .- 1- .' . -. l976-1977 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: L. To R. Front Row: T. Marsh, B. Reichert, D. Dudney, J. Hansen, T. Wolf, Coach Randy Wolzen, T. Willy, J. Wade, B. McCarthy, Middle Row: T. Burke, S. Lawson. Holm, M. Destache, D. Kerr, J. Kvasnicka, Back Row: P. Hynes, J. ,H -,F- .ts 1, K .'if al: wl't. 1, ,-kd. . V '- 'kg . 1 'G ab , ' ir! ' .'-Sy. vp Q ' , I ' ' I . - .....W..:g,Q.g. i. ' 'f' ' 7 'V ' ' i -dv Dan Kerr, Bob Reichert and Phil Hynes cross another obstacle on their way to the finish. P.- 43-45 Y -..R In one of Bob Reicherfs varsity cross country meets he leads teammate Dan Kerr tothe finish. Coach Randy Lawson . . . a dynamic force. Tiger Netters Capture Sixth at State Meet ,ffhx .iq fl 1. y .'. ' . :K . .i lfi. f wins i, I 5' ' Rf ,gl in ' 1 , v nu ' awe .3 NMS . V, tznlisygz, Q x-Q5 . was I L was A 6 1 W5 ' 4 if ' 'ri ,WS ' f i ' Ca Piggy TENS I KTENMSP . 4 9 QMS -ge Q3 TF' r ' T. x 5, 4 't f wr: V ,L ,L 1- ' f f? gil. gr ig i 1 . A A V ,N .Q . , 63, Hi 'ci A F nrt I I i Ji' 2 4 i at 'X' EW 5 . s P . gf-fe twtt ttp, A- 5.92 . lib ,L-fgggiif V? ' f I fi f c. . -J N R-f K J TENNIS TEAM Front Row: L To R: P. Mangers, G. Cassell, B. L To R: Coach K. Fike, G. Viglicky, C. Dunham, S. Marvel, B. Payne, B. Bailey, J. Esch, D, Norris, B. Yurk, D. Marvel. Back Row: McFerren, B. Robinson, S. Tegler, J. Prostok, F. Allen. Leading the way for the Tiger Netters this season was Bob McFer- ' ren, the only three year letterman on . the squad. Moments that highlighted the season were a second place finish in number two singles at state by Bob McFerren, a second place finish in number two doubles for Steve Bai- ley and Brent Robinson in the Big Ten Meet and Steve Marvel tying for second place in number one sin- gles at the Trans-Nebraska Meet. Other lettermen on the squad were Floyd Allen, Craig Dunham and Steve Tegler. North Platte F Lincoln High N P Invite Lincoln S E 7th TranS'NebraSka Brent Robinson cannot wait any longer for Bob McFerren, he is ready to serve that ball. 5th Big Ten Hastings Summal-yOpponents 8 McCook 1 5 3 4 GI 5 3 d ' ' 7 0 , , ' 9 3 ' , , 6 3 GI 6 6th State f -... , I-i?l Tennis anyone? Everybody wants to get into the swing of things. J' A N Q, Steve Marvel and Bob McFerren join forces in the varsity doubles. Steve Marvel makes like a kangaroo as he sets up a return shot. Coach Ken Fike, shows off his lucky sun hat. Lal - Hastings Wrestlers ualify Nine for State WRESTLING TEAM: Back Row: L To R: R. Showalter, J. Buttell, Price, P. Managers, D. Frasier, T. Wright. Front Row: J. Waechter D. Snow. Third Row: D. Mueller, J. Gayman, B. West, J. Eichman, R. Poppe, C. Bachman, G. Freese, D. Adams, S. Bode, D. Youngb M. Honstein, R. Wilder. Second Row: J. Branting, D. Persinger, T. lood, D. Edwards. For a rebuilding year we had a great season, said Coach Sheley. The Matmen ended their season with six wins and three losses. This year's varsity wrestling team graduates only two seniors, while re- turning twelve underclassmen. There were four school records broken during the season: Jerry Eichman had the most wins ever in a single season for a Junior with 26 wins, Dennis Edwards had the most wins ever in a single season for a Sophomore with 18 wins, the Tigers tied for second at Trans-Nebraska and tied for third at the Kearney meet, the highest the Tigers have ever finished. Lettermen for the squad were Dave Frasier, Jeff Gayman, Blake West, Dave Youngblood, Doug Ad- ams, Chris Backman, Shane Bode, Jerry Eichman, Greg Freese, Mike Hayes, Lonnie Persinger, Russ Poppe, Jay Waechter, Dennis Ed- wards, Perry Mangers, Reed Showalter, and Doug Snow - Man- ager. DUAL MEETS Hastings Opponent 22 Norfolk 31 41 Lin NE 13 Holdrege Lin SE Kearney Lin HI Fremont Columbus TOURNAMENTS Millard 10th District rd State 22nd Trans NB n 50 3 41 ' 19 15 GI 31 34 18 39 ' 12 36 9 16 36 Kearney - 3rd Big 10 - 3rd . - . . - 3 - - - 2 d I-Ie hit me right here in the teeth Coach! YM.. 'Y w V Y ,, 1 ...Q--gan us 'J 1 Jerry Eichman is the winner, but, looking at the picture, of what? , ,Qi ,. Shane Bode shows one of his movcs in trying to roll his opponent, It looks like Lonnie Persinger has been working on the wrong end of his opponent. if The Hastings High Wrestlers enjoy some of the benefits of going to state. Here the nine state qualifiers and manager relax aftcr the mect. 2 f- 5 'K The top two finishers at state were Jerry Eichman and Russ Poppe. ..,.,,,M.hx l i l6ir,.t, 3 a. Russ Poppe is shown as the winner in one of his matches at state. X L Barry, Sue Blessing, Lisa Holcombe. Top Row: L To R: , Missy Bode, Connie Pctzoldt, Laurice Norris. Not Julie Lampher. Kim Courtney, and Daphne Johnston. Coachmg Involves Many Aspects of Game i u4xfAxw os Q 2' s f 'W 'W W Y l VARSITY SENIORS: Left To Right-Rick Rader, Greg Bierman, Steve Theesen, Bob Reichert, Brent Robinson, Mike Karloff. Not pictured Mike Myers. Cagers Terminate Successful Year at State To term our cagers' season as anything less than suc- cessful would be an understatement. Their 13-8 record, their winning effort at District, and trip to State drew recognition as a tremendous team effort. Starting out the season beating Lincoln High, one highly-rated team be- fore the season started and one of the State finalists, people knew that Hastings was back again to make a run for Big Ten Honors, Trans-Nebraska, and the chase for State Champion. Coach Larry Ribble molded together one of the finest teams that Hastings has put on the court. The main obstacle the Tigers confronted this year had to have been Grand Island. The Tigers met up with the Islanders three times this year and lost all of the confron- tations. Hastings was led all year by the slick floor leader, Senior Rick Rader an the rebounding strength of Senior forward Steve Theesen. Both players made All East Big Ten along with Junior Zac Lowe. Rader and Theesen also made the honorable mention list for Class-A All State. The Tigers were involved in a new District this year consisting of teams from North platte, Kearney, McCook, Scottsbluff, and Alliance. The main opposition they encountered for a return trip to State was Kearney whom the Tigers had met earlier in the season and beaten in the final seconds by a pair of free throws from Rick Rader. They had Kearney down by a few points before the Bearcats fought back. The Tigers then took charge of the game and went on to win District by beating McCook for the privilege of the trip to State. Hastings was matched against Papillion in the early game at the Sports Complex to start the Class A tourna- ment. Steve Theesen and Rick Rader came up with a big game for the Tigers. However, Papillion won by ten points. The finals were played by the seventh and eighth seeded with the eighth seeded team winning the state title. 114 l Senior forward Bob Reichert shoots high over a Columbus defender. Rick Rader goes for the lay up as Steve Theesen moves in to help. 'aPr5T14'a S .TIGf:n9.f. . ' if I 2 'ei. .. 's , ' . .f . 4 ' vf- ' .-. , If , V5 -2. .-.- - ,,. W A .f ' . aw., -gt I., H'-.1 .ua W- 'f' 1 ,, M22 Y 1 .' x - 4--- ., ' -' . 2: . pr: f 1 .V .va 45 H fe A435 -mf. . ' ,... .., ' ae. xr. A v 'xg 1 J, me-1.45. . H - 4. ..,, -1 11-t g: ram . r. gig. . 'Q . -f5 '5'lweel's e hfilf' W' 'R A 'LEW r..- a -- ' -f?:Trf? .' ' ' fa. Qall U U 4 J .J s . HASTINGS HIGH VARSITY: Back Row Left To Right: Coach Kohtz, M. Karloff, B. Robinson, R. Rader, K. Finley, G. Bierman, S. Larry Ribble, D. Harms, B. Metzger, M. Myers, M. Myers, S. Johnson. Theesen, B. Reichert, Z. Lowe. Front Row Left To Right: Mgr H. Doug Harms blocks out all intereference to let Rick Rader set up and get off a clear shot. Varsity guards Zac Lowe 440 and Rick Rader 41910 fight with the Beatrice Orange- men for some positioning under the boards V while waiting for the basketball to come down. I -Q-u-.,,,,-Qs X 'Jem sill 0 lv -' Forwards Doug Harms 442 and Steve Theesen 350 battle with the two Islanders Forward Steve Theesen skys up and over the Islander while going in for an important layup. to Wm command of the Important boards' Junior arsity ains Valuable Experience JUNIOR VARSITY: Back Row L To R-S. Christensen, J. Steinke, Nelson. Front Row L To R-D. Clinton, D. Kroeger, R. Woodward, S E. Kleiber, D. Goings, B. Johnson, J. Marsh, R. Krull, Coach D. McDonald, J. Aden, B. Osborne. Coach Don Nelson's Junior Var- sity squad made up for their lack in heighth by their hard work and de- sire to win. The long practices and hard scrimmages molded a fast but deliberate offense which proved to score a lot of points. Brad Osborne was the team lead- er on the floor as he led the potent offense in scoring and play making. Bret Johnson, Jeff Steinke, Robb Woodward, and Sherm Johnson made up the rest of the starting five for Coach Nelson,s team. Scott Christensen, Dean Goings, Rick Krull, Jeff Marsh, and Darryl Clinton made up the bulk of the re- serves that came off the bunch to give the starters a reak and show what they could do. The experience gained this year will help the varsity team to another trip to State next year. Bret Johnson goes up for the opening tip-off against Lincoln East at the final home game Forward Scott Harris goes through the Islanders for the layup as Mike Hinrichs looks on. Coach Congrove's squad started the season slowly, losing their first four games before getting on the right track and ended the season with a 6-6 record. After winning their first game they dropped their next before catching fire and winning five out of their last six games. Scott Harris was the team leader as he led in his defensive skills and he was the leading rebounder. Monte Engebritson and Jeff Kister helped the sophomore Cubs to their .500 season. Players who saw considerable ac- tion were Shane Surface, Shawn Mullen, Rod Rader, Mike Bohlen, Steve Willy, Ray Brown, and Mike Hinrichs. The experience they gath- ered should help to build strong teams in the years to come at HHS. Sophomore B-Ballers Show Promising Talent St?-3 Vi? ..,,f.., 1 Q l l ,IG ur sw Vim . JV C. 7 1224 Fl-5 I 4 f li, 1 A at ,. . -,wg .. we A: : .e.g- gg, , L f,-, SOPHOMORES' Back Row L To R-Coach B. Congrove, T. Frank, M. Bohlen, J. Kister, C. Johnson, S. Willy, L. Hoffman, M. Hinrichs, P. Monson, S. Newlun, M. Engebritson, S. Surface, S. Kleiber, S. R. Brown. Harris, S. Mullen K. Draper. Front Row L To R-R. Rader, M. Lloyd, 47317223118 1 V With twelve varsity members the Tigers Tankers swam to a sixth place finish in the state meet. Coach Kehoe stated, This team is better than their record. We've had some exceptional performances this yearf, The Tigers revenged their season losses at state except for Lin- coln East and Lincoln Southeast. Three year lettermen were Jeff Thompson and Eric Marsh, while Stu Holm, Tom Johnson, John Kvasnicka have lettered for their second time and Mark Destache earned his first. Hastings Opponents 78 G. I. 90 50 Lincoln East 118 66 Lincoln Southeast 102 76 Fremont 95 69 Lincoln Northeast 99 85 Lincoln High 85 37 Columbus 46 105 McCook 59 Westside 6th Big Ten 2nd Coach Kehoe Transnebraska 3rd State 6th is trying to boost Jeff Thompson's spirits before he swims in his next event. Swimmers Shed Hair in State Meet Effort .A Lf 'lie l ' ' . I i :Ii 'is-- ' . , ,Q . , X, Y, i 1 A M X 1 SWIM TEAM Front Row: L To R: J. Marsh, T. McDowell, Reichert, M. Destache, E. Glassmyer. Back Row: L To R: J. K lf f il i a Ar Q 1 f HK - D. nicka, T. Johnson, E. Marsh, J. Thompson, S. Holm, B. Reiber, Coach vas- T. Kehoe, Not pictured M. Anderson, P. Rockford, T. Truong. ww, aw ig 2. 3 f l The psych perlod IS the kev to success ms Ernc Marsh Coach Kehoe and Tom Johnson show how they get ready for all the bug swlm meets. I did ll and I m glad says Jeff Thompson after wlnnlng hls cvcnt, Swimmers Shed Hair in State Meet Effort ff wil ff X . rj' . , f-.4 fe' .fit 4' . . -,Q S W S' H1 Q ,f mit: K. . , .A pe. ' S , ,.,. 1 A 'H j ,rrtby K V L rg Z .l ie 5 , ' .1 J fri W iw ' 4 ' il wig. A 1---v ' ' . it ,N,L4g,H5!Q,,, F - ,.,A V .V W , ,- ' Ee. ' .b '33, ' J'w'e,, if W ., :v:'?45. , , Quiz: Coach Kehoe waits patiently for thc final timing of his swimmer 'Q-me f . Q3 ' , A. ' BTH tif' i 4 L-- ef-. 'wx l The state meet is always one ofthe dreams any swimmer would lik , Mark Destache shows his emotions after winning one of his events A t'lli ,i , ,xt e to fulfill. Jeff Thompson was one of our swimmers to accomplish the goal. 4 inksters Experience Up and Down Season eg , I K ' U 9 ff libs -'R P5 AXA My .1 SIT' The members of the 1976-1977 Golf Team are: Back Row: L To R: T. Wilson, Coach J. Smith. From Row: L To R: M. Hinrichs, S. Willy, Meyerhoeffer, D. Johnson, J. Hartman, T. Johnson, M. Theil, J. C. Johnson, C. Foote, T. Frank. Not pictured is Steve Gass. This year the Tiger team had a balanced attack. All the varsity members won a medal at least once during the season. Jeff Hartman was cited as being the most im- proved golfer this year, and John Wilson the most consistant. Lettermen for the Linksters were Tom Johnson, Jeff Hartman, Chris Johnson, John Wilson, Steve Willy and Terry Meyerhoeffer. Other squad members were Dave Johnson, Mark Theil, Mike Hinrichs, Craig Foote, Tom Frank and Steve Gass. SUMMARY Beatrice Inv 6th Lexington Inv 3rd North Platte Inv 3rd G.I. Dual Lost Capitol City Inv 9th Mid Nebraska Inv 5th Tri City Inv 5th G.I. Dual Won Transnebraska 3rd Big Ten 8th District 4th Tom Johnson and Chris Johnson practice their chipping on the day before the big golf meet. Jeff Hartman shows his form follow through. i Tom Johnson signals that everything is O.K. fl . .t Concentration is the key to success as Jeff Hartman awaits the results of his approach shot. Tom Johnson doesn't like sand in his face, but that's what it takes to get out of the trap. Top Ten Finish Highlights HHS Track . 1 -., H: -f 7 if H.H.S. Track Team: Back Row L. To R., Bill Surface, S. Johnson, B McFerren, T. Wolf, J. Branting, D. Harms, B. Johnson, T. Bruna, M Bohlen, E. White, P. Monson, D. Clinton, E. Glassmyer, M. Farris, J Buttell, W. Bengston, A. Larsen, Second Row, Coach Bob McAuliff, G. Cassell, D. Kerr, J. Hansen, M. Destache, S. Surface, J. Laster, S ll any fd C'- Shown here Left To Right is the second place finishers of the two mile relay from state. Jeff Steinke, Bob Reichert, Stew Holm, and Steve Marvel, 1 ' as . ,A Newlun, M. Engebritson, R. Woodward, G. Hodges, K. Finley, M. Karloff, J. Mudder, D. Einsel, Front Row, Manager A. Bryant, L. Peters, J. Wade, S. Tegler, J. Marsh, B. Reichert, J. Steinke, S. Marvel, S. Holm, S. Johnson, M. Myers, R. Poppe, L. Persinger, Z. Lowe, D. Persinger, J. Blackbonnet, and Coach Larry Ribble. The 1977 boys track team com- pleted their year of competition by running in the state meet at Omaha. Scoring in the state meet was Mike Myers and Sherm Johnson in the high jump, Steve Marvel in the mile rung and the 2-mile relay team composed of Bob Reichert, Steve Marvel, Jeff Steinke, and Stew Holm. Another highlight connected with the state meet was the fact that the track team finished again in the top ten in the state in scoring. Coach Surface said, out of the last five years we have finished in the top ten four times? The Tigers best team effort came in the Big 10 meet held on the Has- tings field. They finished third be- hind Fremont and Grand Island. 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X ww Ax ' , .,f..v . 1 it f HV- -2 . ase !lf'lf'5v2X'Y 1 .2H.f. .-2: fu-4' . ulAQEwi?n:1sb-.a13x'dB5Q.'Y Jon Mudder, Lonnie Persinger and Darryl Clinton show one of the more relaxing sides 0 f track. 28 RJR-5 .-of -f.,-f' Z-,,,4Q in ,,t.xe5'f t,N,.vfJ ' 4' ww' it 'W . ,,,. - Zac Lowe strains hard at the finish of the IOO yd. dash, but is nipped at the wire Jr..-fnybj nf Q! 'K 6 v 4:1-J! Bob Reichert works hard in finishing his performance in the District track meet held in G.I , ,. fam' 'gf ' e Wyaxw- -Y ft, ,. ,, , , f y if-' mf eff Ny W tx V5 I ,v f tl h f , J .sg i, L , .nu Y , ' Mike Myers shows his award winning version of the Fosberry Flop step by step Spirit was High, Thanks to the Cheerleaders The movie Hello Dolly depicts the lively and high spirited 1976-77 cheerleaders. There was 4 groups of girls, as there have been in the past. The groups were the basketball, wrestling and football cheerleaders. Also the sophomore yell leaders cheered. The football cheerleaders, along with cheering at the football games, cheered at the girls basket- ball games. The basketball cheer- leaders lead cheers for the girls vol- leyball games as well as the boys basketball games. The wrestling cheerleaders cheered only for their games. The yell leaders cheered for all sophomore games. These girls have done alot to help our school. They've cometo school at 7:30 in the morning many times to practice for the games. They stayed after school to decorate the halls with colorful posters to add spirit. They took a small portion of their allowance to give a few goodies to one of the team members and to decorate the outside and sometimes the inside of his locker. When cheerleader Barb Beck was asked if staying after school to deco- rate was worth it, she answered, Yes, a few of the senior girls may even miss not doing it next year . 5 i r Wrestling cheerleaders, Top To Bottom: Pam Edwards, Bonny Berk, Shelly Spilnek and Kim Kohl. , -A 'X y, a Q The 1976-77 football cheerleaders were, Left To Right, Top To Bottomg Kim Dunham, Mary l-loutz, Holly Mudd, Chris Natvig, Ann Garey, Julie Jacupke and Beth Marsh. Crowds cheered enthusiastically at the pep rally before the G.l. game. The cheerleaders practice their jumps before the day begins. 13 algkhi. 4,5 at A The basketball cheerleaders for this year were: Back Row Left To Right: Barb Beck, Ann Maisch, Karen Sulley, Cindy Beach. Front Row Left To Right: Sandy Siemoneit, Laurie McElkinney and Brenda Hart- man. The basketball cheerleaders enthusiastically help promote Tiger spirit on Islander Day. L 7 1 1 A + r X mm' 1 , L X fx 'L-Q ,1- ,gf XXX. x R SJK,'N1-L -4 36 , A fe ,.,A ,,,, Tr A.,, l Y Q IPS! Introducing the 1976-77 Yearbook Staff, even though the shows over. K- Cambridgm L. MCEIMUUCY. R- Rader, C. Norman, J- Stickels. L.-R.: C. Knoedler, J. Christensen, L. Weber, S. Vrana, R. Minnick, Not Pictured: M. Houtz. Publication Staffs Keep Students Informed . 'rg ,ff Qi. CDP' N . Ql- Q L 1 , ,ff-w 'f ' 7 f 1 4 ..t X A B' -. ' 71 AK: Don't these yearbookers look like they're X1 I 'M 1 V X working so-o-o-o-o hard? ' , 'i J ,. Q Af 'ts A4 'fix' J . .. ' ., Mary Houtz, girls sports editor, takes a Let,s see, says Mr. Houtz to the editors. break. my l Tiger Cub: Top Row-R. Rader. Third Row, L. To R.: C. Clowe, G. Kruder, M. Akins. Second Row, B. Robinson, A. Maisch, M. Vaughan, First Row, D. Harms, C. Hlavaty, K. Theesen, R. Genert, B. Bunde, J. Kvasniska. , X Members of the 1976-77 Publications-Photo Staff: Standing L. To R.: D. Dudney, D. Rose, M. Evans, J. Marsh. Seated: C. Stein, B. True. With the help of the H.H.S. Yearbook Staff, Cub Staff, and Photo Staff, this years publications were made possible. Many of the pictures shown in the newspaper during the year and in this yearbook were made possible by the Photo Staff. They worked long hours in the darkroom and took time out to capture the year in pictures. The movie theme portrayed in this year's yearbook took many class periods and extra time by the staff in order to have it before school started. The partnership of the two editors, Cathy Norman and Rick Minnick, supervized the staff mem- bers making sure they did their work. The Tiger Cub, made up of 13 members, produced 15 issues of the bi-monthly paper during the school year. Receiving this years' Out- standing Staff Member award was Curt Clowe. Thanks to the efforts of these three staffs the 76-77 school year was informative and entertain- ing. ni While Brent Robinson supports Garland, the rest of the crew prepares him for his debut on the newspaper staff. 137 Debate Team Argues Their Way to Victory The 1976-77 Debaters put a lot of hard work into their season, improv- ing with each meet. The team fin- ished with a successful year. Coach Graves described the varsi- ty as his best in the last five years. The Tiger debaters took three teams to state competition in Lincoln. This year's debate topic, used throughout the season was Resolved: A Com- prehensive Program of Penal Re- form Should Be Adopted Through- out the United Statesf' Those competing on Varsity level were Randy Broderson, Jim Green, John Hansen, Dave Walker, Steve Maul, Dean Norris, Kevin Mazour, Dan Kerr, Bev Burns, Bob McFer- ren, Chuck Buzzell and John Marsh. Presenting thel976-77 Debate members: Back Row Left To Right D Marsh M Evans J Wilson B Burns Seated D Walker B Hart Norwood, D. Norris, J. Green. Standing-J. Kvasmska D Kerr B man T Buckley D Black V Hohner Front RowC Clowe J Stonecipher, K. Mazour, C, Buzzell, R. Broderson S Moul J Hansen B McFerran ,,,,,....-.i D.E.C.A. Sponsors Money- aking Projects Q L ff D.E.C.A.: Back Row Left To Right-E. Frye. S. Siemoniet, T. Hohnstein, J. Eichman. S. Christensen. B. Robinson, J. Esch. Seated: B. Reichart, S. l-lofferber. K. Zaback. Z. Lowe, K. Martin. D.E.C.A., Distributive Education Club of America, is a business orga- nization with its main purpose aimed toward supporting business classroom activities and marketing 1 -nf careers. Officers for D.E.C.A. were Presi- dent Brent Robinson, Vice President Zac Lowe, Treasurer Karla Zaback, and Secretary Shely Hofferber. Elected as fund-raising chairperson was JoAnn DeTour and activities chairperson was Jerry Eichman. D.E.C.A. sponsor was Miss Terwil- liger. D.E.C.A. sponsored several mon- ey-making projects during the year which included selling candy, candy bars and spirit buttons. Money earned was put into a fund for State Leadership Conference in the Spring. Members held a dance open to the p. high school December llth. Their L7 X K i , M club Christmas party was held De- -.- ' cember 19th at Miss Terwilliger's. ' - 'S D.E.C.A. also supports a charitable project in the Spring. 'JG D.E.C.A. member Terry Hohnstcin tries to tell everyone that if he eats all of it he'll get sick. fx I 'I ,ara RIFLE CLUB: Back Row Left To Right - L. Lacey, B. Payne, S. Stuehrburg, A. Bryant, D. Einsel, J. Steen, D. Sheppard, C. Dunham, J. Berck. Second Row - M. Farris, B. Breckner, B. Fusby, Front Row - B. Stonecipher, K. Siemens, R. Luke, J. Newlun. Membership Increases Over Previous Years Holding the interest of several students was the Rifle Club spon- sored by Mr. Pratters. Rifle Club consisted of twenty members. The organization teaches the safe handling of weapons, competive sportsmanship and accuracey in tar- get practice. Rifle Club met twice a week in the evening for target prac- tice and preparation for upcoming meets. Officers for the 76-77 year were President Craig Dunham, Vice president Mark Farris, Treasurer Brian Stonecipher, and Secretary Alvin Bryant. Members competed at Lincoln in the Little Red Invitational where teams throughout Nebraska and Kansas competed. Districts and State meets were held in the spring. p ,,i.c.. V 9 41. my tmw, Y-- .,,,,,--. M.. .ML f faq. welt ,, ., ... P' ...Af-A W ' READY, AIM . . . Mr. Pratters shouts as our photographer nervously awaits command to FIRE Council, H-Club Work Behind The Scenes The 1976-77 school year proved to be a good one for both Student Council and H-Club, with many members participating. Under the Student Council's good leadership, they brought to the school some new additions. To the bridge was added a pop machine and candy machine which was en- joyed by all H.H.S. students. Dances were also held in the Gym sponsered by the Student Council. Along with representatives from each homeroom, this year's cabinet consisted of : Larry Johnson Pres., Rick Minnick Vice Pres., Chris Natvig Sec., Sue Riggins Tres. H-Club, a group organized for letter winners, accomplished many activities for the school to partici- pate in. H-Club held dances for the students after football and basket- ball games. T-Shirts for the H-Club members brought a new effect as they displayed their unity and sup- port on game days. 1976-77 H-Club officers were: Mike Karloff, Pres., Lori Coulter, Vice Pres., Lauri McElhinney, Sec. Tres., Brent Rob- inson, Historian. H-Club: Left To Right- K. Sulley, C. Claus, C. Natvig, K. Dunham, K. Bokern, J. Jacupke, M. Vaughn, Fourth Row: B. Hurt, M. Houtz, K. Smith, S. Seimoneit, S. Spilnek, C. Moorhead, Third Row: M. Classen, D. Harms, S. Theesen, J. Hansen, S. Tegler, T. Johnson, C. Dunham, Second Row: S. Christensen, J. Steinke, K. Finley, J. Mudder, J. Thompsen, S. Holm, T. Wolf, First Row: J. Eichman, B. Robinson, L. Coulter, M. Karloff, D. Dudney, Z. Lowe. Wiffjul 'VTI nf? Nt Student Council: Left To Right- J. DeTour, C. Petzoldt, A. Foote, L. K. Sommerfield, J. Story, S. Riggins, J. Toon, R. Minnick, C. Moor- Johnson, B. Welsh, J. McCready, S. Hofferber, B. Hurt, T. Marx, D. head, D. Dragoo. Schwartzkoph, D. Sanderson, K. Cambridge, P. Edwards, Front Row: .19 ,V fm! 4 2 Kosmet Klub: Left To Right: Kneeling, L. Brommer, A. Eckblade, K. S. Rhodes, C. Morris, M. Richardson, Third Row, A. Throckmorton Bigley, L. Ore, M. Johnson, M. Tippin, B. Payne, Second Row, M. C. Mitton, R. Versaw, S. Conover, J. Green, J. Showalter R Lane, R. Norcross, M. Eckblade, B. C. Carl, C. Bronson, L. Watley, Showalter, C. Hathaway, P. McCallum, Cnot pictured C Burkej Kosmet Klub Backs HH Productions Interested in acting or being backstage? These people were! They participated in Kosmet Klub. Kos- met Klub met on the second Tues- day and fourth Thursday of each month. The Kosmet Klub's accomplish- ments included the production of the all school play, TIME OUT FOR GINGER, performed in November. They also co-sponsored the Senior play HARVEY performed in early April. Kosmet Klub provided the technical assistance for all Senior High stage events. The club also took two field trips. One was in November to the Ne- braska Theatre Caravan at Hastings College. The other was the Dallas Theatre Center at Kearney State College. The sponsor of this year's Kosmet Klub was Mr. Ron Veburg. Kosmet Klub officers, Kneeling, Marilyn Tippin, scribe, Second Row, Ann Throckmorton secretary, president, Shelly Rhodes, vice-president, and Cindy Carl, treasurer ,-. vs 'Cab M? we L-J . I 1 A Puzzling Yet Creative Year for Art Club Just as movies are created so is Art. Artists interpret what they see and feel on canvas with their brushes or by the molding of clay with their hands. This year's Art Club sponsor was Mrs. LaDell Ston- ecipher. The club had a very active year. As a group they planned and built a ceramic 3-D puzzle sculp- ture. They also organized a High School Art Show at the Home Deco- rating Gallery. The group had no set meeting times but usually met on Wednes- day or Thursday. Floyd Allen steadies his brush by using the old stick-out-the-tongue technique. . l 'il rw , ., Art Club: Left To Rightg First Row, K. Siemer, Second Row, S. Kunkel, M. Fishel, F. Allcn, Third Row, Mrs. Stonecipher, sponsor, E. Tivenius, J. Story, D. Kimminau. C. Carpenter. Art Club members Jim Story and Don Kimminau believe that there's an art to playing chess, too. 'Ng ' .4 .. xMM .44 -'ll .,.,. .w 4 'Nut' v ,Wm , I if -.11 The 1976-77 Foreign Exchange students were Denise Rowe, a junior from NewZealand1DZ'1ve wwf R-ff Ushers and Usherettes, along with this year's Foreign Exchange students, all participated in making this year a memorable one. The foreign exchange students were Eva Tivenius, Denise Rowe and Dave Robinson. Eva came from Sweden and was a senior, Denise and Dave were juniors who came I from New Zealand and Austrailia -j respectively. Denise summed her reaction in four short words, It is really mar- velous. Ushers and this year's new usher- ettes helped out at the many HHS functions. The usher and usherette corp is open only to graduating sen- iors. The group is chosen by Mr. Louie Pratters and Mr. Ron Kort, sponsors. but Robinson, a junior from Austrailiag and Eva Tivenius, a senior from Sweden. Exchange Students, Usher Corp Get Involvec aa? r- V 2 Ushers and Usherettes: Back Row L. To R.: C. Clowe, J. Prostok, R. Rader, V. Redfield, J. McCready, T. Wolf, C. Beach, S. Riggins, R. Weiderspan, S. McCormick, Fourth Row: M. Karloff, S. Theesen, B. Robinson, M. Smith, K. Sulley, L. Weiss, P. Lundeen, B. McFerran , ,- Third Row: J. Lake, C. Norman, B. McCredy, D. Huber, J. Marsh, C Stein, R. Willmes, Second Row: D. Dragoo, C. Natvig, J. Geohring S. McKenzie, C. Claus, L. Coulter, J. Green, Front Row: K. Cam- bridge, P. Smith, M. Akins, G. Schwink, J. Showalter, D. Sanderson. edia, ffice Aids -Two Important Groups Office Aids: Left To Right - J. Langdon, R. Hoggat, S. Taylor, S. Spurgeon, J. Amack, 2nd Row - C. Natvig, C. Clus, D. Dragoo, V. Dye. Front Row - G. Leech, C. Early. Q. 1 MEDIA: Back Row - Left To Right - T. Davis C. Dickenson, H. Kohtz, D, Shuda. Seated: M. McBride, R. Miller, M. Scribner. K. Perry, P. Weber, J. Whitaker, L. Karabel. Seated On Floor - L. Bigley HHS Productions could not be made possible if not for the efforts of many groups from behind the scenes. Two of these groups are the office aids who help with study halls, and assist the principals in the office, and Media, the organization everyone yells for when their projec- tor breaks down. Both organizations have been im- portant in the HHS picture for sev- eral years. Media's sponser and teacher is Mr. Dale Clark. He as- sists his students in tasks ranging from operating a movie projector to repairing one. Office aids are a major part of the work that goes on in the office. Sophomore, junior and senior girls offer their secretarial talents to the principals in assisting with the busy task of taking role for study centers, and calculating absences, along with some paper work. So included in the acknowledge- ments for the 1976-77 production are the office aids and media, two of the many helpful groups at HHS. ,J-ff' Bowling Club: Back Row L. To R.-K. Theesen, R. Anderson, B. Meyer, B. Reiber, J. Green, S. Darling, J. Dixon, M. Heeren. Seated-K. Price, J. Showalter, R. Christy, D. Sheppard, B. Yurk, D. Shuda, M. Dillon, Front Row-J. Urmacher, A. Chrisman, S. Maul. Bowling Club Strikes Down Another Year At the completion of this year's 1976-77 school year, the Bowling Club successfully finished their 20th year. The Bowling Club finally got un- der way in December due to the de- velopment of a new bowling alley. Meetings were held every Monday after school at 3:30 at the alley. With Mr. Glen Marshall acting as sponsor and supervisor, the club composed of 20 members earned awards such as high individual game and tournaments. These four bowling members check on the score pad to see who's ahead before proceeding. , it 'li 'MFL' Jr 1 .' ff I ' S wwf' A Q., ' 'F' 1, ,A ,I - -L.-!.,.,. iii get -X -, 5' SA. .,5.,,,., 'T ' i f , , 7 2' ',g:5, :,g,, ,gt , ' ' fr 'a.f'5.'ff? K' ' at az, ....,:..,g,.,M,,Ufm bw y hh - ' , f 'if Q 'W 3. The H.H.S. Majorettes play with fire in hopes of sparking a 1976-77 Tiger victory. ' 7A,fA, I t n l .4 .11 -V -di - ' f v - 5 Senior Marcia Akins says, do it this way HHS Majorettes Tvvirl Their ay to Fame The majorettes complemented the HHS scene this year as they pro- vided talented and imaginative rou- tines for football and basketball fans. During the football and basket- ball halftimes the majorettes per- formed to many selected tunes with their straight batons and hoop and fire batons as well. Majorettes Chris Knoedler, Cherri Lorrain, Marcia Akins, and Captain Julie Weber marched along side the band in the Harvest of Har- mony competition and parade and in the Melody Round Up parade. Some of the tunes performed to by the majorettes were Here, There, and Everywhere , TSOP , Georgie Girl , and Feelings . Music for all the performances was provided by the pep band under the direction of Mr. Johnson. The 1976-77 HHS Majorettes: Left To Right-M. Akins, C. Lorraine, C. Knoedler, J, Weber ll Flamingos Work Towards utstanding Year LL Mr. Pratters looks over the vast selection of pies at the Flamingo's annual pie sale. Which season is your favorite - Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall? If you came to the 1977 Flamingo show you would have enjoyed them all. A Song For Every Season, was the theme for this year,s Fla- mingo show with many delightful acts to fit each season. Winter', was expressed with the snow escapades of four junior snow- men and four seniors who made the audience visualize an Aspen winter. Sophomores and Juniors showered the crowd with Spring raindrops. With acts like Pieces of April and Raindrops Keep Fall- ing on My Head, an aroma of Spring had to be present in the air. Summer days brought crazy ways and lots of clowning around. The routine was created by Senior Soloist Lauri McElhinney. Lauri, selected by her fellow Flamingo's portrayed a tired clown out for his Morning Swim. With all the effects of Fall the Seniors took everyone on a Mid- night Express through the seas of autumn. These were just a few of the highlights of the '77 show. Supervising Flamingos was Mrs. Carol Lewis, sponsor, and Preciding over the group was Sue Riggins, President, Holly Mudd, Vice-Presi- dentg and Bev Reichert, Secretary- Treasurer. In order for the Flamingo show to be presented they have two money making projects a year. A pie sale early in the year and another project near the close of the school year. Any money received from the show or projects is used for a Flamingo dinner at the end of the year. Flamingos: Back Row, Left To Right- S. Riggins, K. Allen, J. Lake, Sulley, C. Natvig, S. Hofferber, B. Reichert, A. Epp, S. Ochsner, M. Mrs. Lewis, sponser, H. Mudd, P. Edwards, L. Lierman, K. Cam- Coulter, L. McElhinney, S. Simoneite, S. Rainforth, First Row- B. bridge, B. McCrady, S. Obert, A. Fitz, Second Row - S. Bayles, K. Beck, A. Foote, D. O'Rorke, B. Minnick. 148 y These Flamingo beauties don't look too worried be- Chris Natvig soon learns that you can't take a break without concentrating, too. f0TC their debut at the 1976-77 Val'lelY Show- Senior Soloist Lauri McElhinney gets ready to take a swim. Spring Fever, sophomore act, has Deb O'Rorke working hard in her act Holly Mudd performs her ballet stunt in Aspen before sliding in. A Submarine Fantasma proves to be a lot of kicks for these girls ..., .a .41 ,, l ll mfilixaxrr- 'ximmauepysm-rn.aal , , . 1 I JA mf. 1 1 0 .gf 1- . 5 L + 144 ' Q EL .:,. eg L s 4' 5 r,-1 Q W, . A if ! ,A1 xr f P'-u Bibi Q 353355 x lf., ,ig 5 la N 1. 4' 1 i QW? 'C WE! ,. U aw ,, I ' r Q 4 Q , 1 ,: , Q I? 9 Q 'kay' K I , : I y N N? as Q' 1 ff fx ffl A ' f TZ ff f E2 fag. 1 L ,J .g,- f - .. is 'fn , Y ,,. .r, Y at P 5 r Sai .M fx :ff- f as , EWS, ' fm i . .. ,. .a W 'kiffq 11 'fl f f .a A W W A. .xA ,La y 4 , ii , Z -X4 Aa. fi - Yi ' his l Ux- , ' xisa-. -g 5 -ws hiv. f ', X 'HUM in 955' . M as to f F X .A J' V ii W r .,. m 1976-77 Tigerette Captains: Left To Right-Pam Burgess, Captaing Chris Jacobsen, C0-Captain: Karla Zaback, Junwf C0-Caplfm Jill Goehiiiig and Lisa Lieimaii display their emotions. The 76-77 Tigerettes Provide Entertainment Tigerettes take the floor. Many heard that line as the 1976-77 Ti- gerettes started their halftime rou- tine for the entertainment during the home basketball games. Besides marching to the drum beat and dancing to the pep band playing the tunes, the Tigerettes had many other activities to contribute to the Tigerette organization and to school functions. The Tigerettes sold programs at the home games and provided a courtesy coat check at home basketball games and also es- corted parents of the football and basketball players during their re- spective seasons at the annual Par- ents' Night. With tryouts in the spring of each school year, a group consisting of 30 girls is selected to represent their school as a Tigerette. From that point on it's practice getting ready for Harvest of Harmony parade and other activities. With a Captain and helpers chosen, this year's 1976-77 leaders were Pam Burgess, Captain, Chris Jacobsen, Co-Captain, Karla Zaback, Jr. Co-Captain, and Mrs. Hinerman, Sponsor. at .-. erf Q ...... M ,Q 1 sfirli . During halftime of one of the many varsity basketball games, the Tigerettes strut their stuff on the floor. Senior Flamin' abies Capture 76-77 Title Girls intramural basketball had an exciting and competitive season topped with a victorious all Senior team, Flamin Babiesf, Cindy Claus was the honored cap- tain and Cheryl Brown led their team in scoring, rebounding and de- fensive efforts. The Flamin' Babies played tough competition against Charlie's An- gels and The Fonzarellis, and finally the Cobs to win the championship and hold the Girls' Intramural Title. At the final game of the season, Cathy Norman and Lori Coulter provided halftime entertainment ff- and cheered throughout the game. Their spirited efforts helped to pull xt the Flaminl Babies' Senior girls through a victory. Miss Irwin was 7 pleased with the turnout of girls wanting to participate, and the en- ff thusiasm of everyone. It was nice , to win the title in our final year, 'wr C' I Said Karen Sulley- Ra-ra-ra-sis-a-bom-ba, Cathy Norman and Lori Coulter lead their team to the championship. y- ...Q . This years girls' Intramural Champions were the Flamin' Babiesg Top C. Natvig, P. Burgess, C. Norman. Front Row-C. Claus, D. Dragoo, Row L To R-C. Jacobsen, J. Lake. Middle Row-L. Coulter, M. Akins, K. Sulley, C. Brown. This year's Intramural Leagues were dominated by the National League teams as the teams in that League tore each other apart to see who could play the victor of the American League. The final game of the year in the National League between the team captained by Mike Harris and the eventual league champs, the Home- growns, was the climax of a hard fought season for the National League teams, as the Little Franks waltzed to the American League Championship. The final game was anticlimatic to most as the Homegrowns rolled over the Franks with ease cutting off their fast break attack and counter- ing back with their own attack to win in the final game of the 76-77 Intramural Season. One of the Homegrown team members, Rick Minnick, goes up for a shot. ' ' l G h H Boys Tit e oes to t e omegrown Team The winning 1976-77 Intramural Boys' team: Back Row L. To R.-D. Rose, R. Gentert, S, Bailey. Front Row-C. Kerr, L. Peters, R. Minnick. Q Q..- HH Proudly Presents Time Out for inger TIME OUT FOR GINGER was presented on the evenings of No- vember 12 and 13. Try-outs were open to anyone - sophomores through seniors. The play was sup- ported by Kosmet Klub, Interna- tional Thespian Troupe 155 and HHS theatre organizations. Taking place in the carefree '50's, the play centers on Ginger, played by Laura Brommer. Ginger tries to do her own thing playing football, and succeeds. l Jim Green takes a rest, is it in the script? TIME OUT FOR GINGER Cast: Left To Rightg seated, B. Payne, R. Showalter, P. McGin- nis, S. Rhodes, Standing, A. Throckmorton, J. Green, J. Showalter, L. Watley, K. Burke, L. Brommer. ' All eyes seem to be on the housekeeper, Lizzie, played by Ann Throckmor- ton. Laura Brommer holds a big smile as she says to herself, What,s my line? l Ds4 , mmm. 3 Loy Watley playing the part of Howard Carol begins his long oration. The Senior class of 1977 present- ed HARVEY, written by Mary Chase. The cast positions were open to seniors only. The major roles were played by Kurt Clowe and Miriam Eckblade. The play is about Elwood P. Dowd and the six foot white rabbit that only he can see. The play was performed on March 31 and April 2. The Cast Murtle Mae Simmons ...... Julie Lake Veta Louise Simmons . Miriam Eckblade Elwood P. Dowd .......... Curt Clowe Miss Johnson ..,........ Beverly Burns Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet .,.. Cindy Claus Ruth Kelly, R.N. ..... Dana Sanderson Duane Wilson ....,.,... John Showalter Lyman Sanderson, M.D. ,.,.. Jim Green William R. Chumely, M.D. . Paul Lundeen Betty Chumley ........... Ann Maisch Judge Omar Gaffney .... Bob McFerren E.J. Lofgren .......... Scott McKenzie 1976-1977 Seniors Present HARVEY fl Judge Omar Gaffney, alias Bob McFereen. jots down some fast notes as other play members look on. 3 ex Myrtle Uulie Lakej, Veta QMiriam Eckbladej and Mrs. Chauveflef fclfldy CIHUSJ diSCUS5 the l21tCSlS0Cif1l events. Before stepping into the lights. all actors and actresses must have the proper make W' -a f sq f M23 G .ES 13: , 5 , .' 5 1' 55. , . :Q wx i X 1976-77 Queen Candidates utshine Stars Six senior girls truly looked like Hollywood Stars on the evening of October 15. These girls were chosen by the senior class as queen candi- dates. Then the entire student body voted to determine the 1977 Queen. The candidates were escorted onto the field during the Tigers vs. Lincoln Southeast football game. A hush fell over the stadium shortly before it was announced that Karen Cambridge was Maid-of Honor and Lori Coulter was queen. Karen was crowned by Karen John- son, last year's Maid-of-Honor, and Lori was crowned by Nancy Ralph, Chris Natvig smiles with happiness after being tapped as a queen candidate. Escorting Chris is Rick Sadd. . e last year's queen. The A. H. Jones Memorial Field then became a place of mad confu- sion as the students congratulated the new queen and her court. After the game a semi-formal dance was held in the boy's gym fea- turing Fireball. ,mfr 09 Tappers Top To Bottom: Mike Harris, Rick Sadd, Rick Minnick, Dave Clancy, Mike Karloff, Larry Johnson. Queen Candidates Top To Bottom: Karen Cambridge, Chris Natvig, Kris Cockerill, Lori Coulter, Ann Maisch, Lauri McElhinney. Lori Coulter QLeftJ the 1976-77 Queen, par- ticipated and lettered in girl's sports for three years. In 1976 she was chosen as a Rotary award winner. Lori is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Coulter. 159 Queen candidates Lori Coulter and Ann Maisch anxiously await the announcement of who will be the 1977 Queen fi- The excitement ofthe night shows in the faces of Queen candidates Chris Natvig and Lauri McElhinney as they smile to friends. Halftime ofthe Tiger-Southeast game is one ofthe most exciting and yet frighting times for candidates Kris Cockerill and Karen Cambridge. 1 1976 Homecoming Queen Nancy Ralph crowns our 1977 Queen Lori l Coulter while Lori's escort Greg Nielson looks on. l Lori Coulter's face shines with excitement after being crowned the 1977 Homecoming queen. 6'Young at Heartw Theme for Jr.-Sr. Prom After many weeks of planning, preparing, and hard work the ju- niors presented the 1977 prom. The theme of this year's Junior-Senior prom was Young at Heart . Enter- ing the front doors the couples walked across a wooden bridge with a stream flowing underneath. The walls leading into the gym were cov- ered with streamers and tin foil and large tissue flowers. In the gymnasi- um there was a poem dedicating the prom to the senior class of 1977. In the center was a mirrored ball with different colors of lights reflecting. Streamers went from this center to the various corners of the gym. Un- der this was a wishing well where many stopped to make a wish. On one side there was a swing in each corner and park benches between. The refreshment table was made to look like a child's lemonade stand. This year's colors were yellow, or- ange and green. Serving as student chairman was Junior Representative Barbara Hurt. This year's sponsors were Miss Mary Terwilliger and Mr. Steve James. NN- N... . V74 ,,,,.,...A-MM M' S T , X I -sh :PZ mi :fin :SIL J , - .r.. Junior guys take a break while the gals put the finishing touches on the doorway. Many hours were spent preparing for the prom. , f fy .,, , -JFK. luv' ff 1- J tizggfiekfs Before the lights are dimmed and the music starts, the Juniors finish decorating the gym. The theme of the 1977 prom was Young at Heart ........- ff-,W Chris Bachman saws away. l Chris Bachman, Sandy Siemoneit and Karla Zaback finish last minute details on the wishing well. , 4 .W- 4 M1 ti e U ,Jrimlwwf 81041 ra We These girls find out that the entrance is as important as the gym, This poem dedicated the Junior-Senior Prom to the Senior Class of '77, - W . il A Q . ' Y, Russ Poppe, Doug Harms, Dave Kroeger and Sherm Johnson spent much of their time on the speciality ofthe prom, the indoor stream. Senior Class of 77 hines on Honors Night ACTIVITY AWARDS CHEERLEADERS Cindy Beach, Bonny Berck, Kim Dunham, Ann Garey, Lauri McElhinney, Ann Maisch, Holly Mudd, Chris Natvig, Karen Sulley DEBATE Beverly Burns, Curtis Clowe, Charles Ev- ans, James Green, John Hansen, Robert McFerren, David Walker FLAMINGOS Julie Lake, Brenda McCrady, Lauri McEl- hinney, Holly Mudd, Chris Natvig, Sue Rig- gins, Karen Sulley SPEECH AND THEATRE James Green JOQRNALISM Marcia Akins, Rick Minnick, Sue Vrana TIGER CUB Curtis Clowe PHOTO STAFF Chris Stein TIGERETTES Pam Burgess, Debbie Huber, Chris Jacob- sen, Julie Lake, Sue Riggins, Linda Weiss, Renee Willmes ATHLETIC AWARDS BOYS BASKETBALL Greg Bierman, Mike Karloff, Tony Lam- bert, Mike Myers, Rick Rader, Bob Rei- chert, Brent Robinson, Steve Theesen GIRLS BASKETBALL Kathy Bokern, Lori Coulter, Chris Heeren CROSS COUNTRY Doug Dudney, John Hansen, Mike Johnson, Bob Reichert, Tim Wolf FOOTBALL Mark Alexander, Steve Borden, Tom Bruna, Dave Clancy, Tim Dreher, Fred Groshans, Mike Hartman, Mike Harris, Larry John- son, Mike Karloff, Rick Minnick, Rick Sadd GOLF Tom Johnson, Jeff Hartman BOYS SWIMMING Tom Johnson, Eric Marsh, Jeff Thompson GIRLS SWIMMING Cindy Beach, Cindy Claus, Chris Natvig BOYS TENNIS Steve Bailey, Bob McFerren, Brent Robin- son GIRLS TENNIS Cheryl Brown, Beverly Burns, Cindy Claus, Kim Dunham, Terry McClure BOYS TRACK Tom Bruna, John Hansen, Mike Johnson, Mike Karloff, John Marsh, Bob McFerren, Mike Myers, Lindsey Peters, Bob Reichert, Tim Wolf GIRLS TRACK Lori Coulter VOLLEYBALL Lori Coulter, Kim Dunham, Chris Heeren WRESTLING Dave Frasier, Jeff Gayman, Blake West, Dave Youngblood MUSIC AWARDS BAND Tom Bruna, Scott Carstens, Terri De- Backer, Karen Hohenstein, Mike Johnson, Barb Sessler, Jack Wieland, Brian Willcock JOHN PHILLIP SOUSA AWARD Jack Wieland ORCHESTRA Miriam Eckblade, Mary Fishel, Bruce Kir- NATIONAL SCHOOL ORCHESTRA AWARD Mary Fishel VOCAL MUSIC CHOIR AWARDS Les Howard, Paul Lundeen, Julie McCready, Kirk Price, Doug Throckmorton MADRIGALS Les Howard, Ann Lindeen, Paul Lundeen, Julie McCready, Kirk Price, Doug Throck- morton, David Walker NATIONAL CHORAL AWARD Ann Lindeen, Paul Lundeen OUTSTANDING SENIOR MADRIGAL AWARD Ann Lindeen SPECIAL AWARDS ROTARY AWARDS Cindy Beach, Pam Smith, Greg Bierman, Fred Groshans ROY BASSETT AWARD OUTSTANDING SENIOR MALE ATH- LETE Mike Karloff H-CLUB-OUTSTANDING SENIOR FE- MALE ATHLETE Lori Coulter DWIGHT THOMAS AWARD Bob Reichert SCHOLARSHIP Judy Amack, Cheryl Brown, Beverly Burns, Curtis Clowe, Kim Dunham, John Hansen, Karen Hohenstein, Michael E. Johnson, Su- sanna Kunkel, Julie Lake, Scott McCor- mick, Brenda McCrady, Scott McKenzie, Sherri Matthews, Vance Redfield, David Rose, Lori Selko, Gary Stephens, Jeff Thompson stine, Doug Throckmorton, Brian Willcock . f Wi? i?7!'?i?l3i Seniors involved in athletic competition ranging from football to volleyball were honored. ' Mr. Kroeger presents the Outstanding Sen- Mr. Houtz dashes to give the journalism awards to Marcia Akins, Sue Vrana and Rick i0l' Male Athlete Award I0 Mike K21l'l0ff- Minnick. ' Z 5, e get Fred Groshans receives the Rotary Award. l :8lll'2Zl: is 4 3.1! Seniors who spent long hours of studying over the past years were rewarded on Honors Night. ACTIVITY AWARDS CHEERLEADERS JUNIORS Barbara Beck Brenda Hartman Mary Hautv Julie Jacupkc Kim Kohl Beth Marsh Sandra Siemoneil Shelly Spilinck SPEECH AND THEATRE JUNIORS Cheryl Bronson Cathy Burke Cindy Carl Shelley Rhoadcs Ann Thruckmortun Marilyn Tippin Loy Watley DEBATE JUNIORS Deidre Black Daniel Kerr John Kvasnicku Steven Maul Dean Norris 3 L awn- S h J ' ' SOPHOMORES - SOPHOMORES ATHLETIC AWA S John Wllmn Laura Brommer Teresa Minnick Shawn Mullen JUNIORS ?Sg'?OIggSKETBA L Craig Dunham Kurt Finley SOPHOMURES JUNIORS Esxfnfzzzmzon Mm Bryant Deb Mortensen Howard Kohlz lMgrl Robe,-l Eyed-,ner Suzanne Ochsner Zac Lowe ' Douglas Eingcl Dave Patterson Mark M Us Mark Fm-fi, Ann Throckmurton Brad osgorhe Timothy Frank Jlmcl Weld' Brad Fusby Rick Luke SOPHOMORES Bart McCarthy BVUCC MWZECV Jack Newlun gave Sgkvnardh r'l'Xf1nHgT'1 1 GIRLS BASKETB 'Y nan wnecip er fc Sally Stitehrenbcrg SIIHWH Mullen Jeff Whimkcr ' Susan Vcbmg Suzanne Hartman A Barbara Hurt ' Christy Moorhead TIGER CUB, YEARBOOK JUNIORS Cindy IYICDM-ivl Cath V Burke Kathy Smnh Mary Houtz. John Kvasnicka P, ,M G- A Mary Vaughan , am c mms Lon Wm, gm Paymn SOPHOMORES c cy aa es J-H Ch Ann Throckmortnn JLHC Fgtmmm - Colin Ucrling Sully Sncncr MaryNVurighan Am EPP Hia , ggi? CROSS COUNTR . Shelly Hoflerbcr I Barbara Hurt N Suzanne Ochsner slgvfafl Hulm Beverly Reichert Renae Bunde Phil Hynes Kathy Smith Renee Schwab Dim KPN A Karla Zabnck John kvasmcku MADRIGALS MUSIC AWARDS JUNIQRS FOOTBALL Dee Black C h k ri. ac SgwyHl1l:l1c Max Burns Mary Houtz bcfm Chnfmnscn Tom Buckley Beckie Kuchn Mme Clasxen Shelly H'Leure Jeff Sham JC Y,E'Cf 'm'1 ' ' u Johns Ann Throckmorton xlixivlgirggjl - af Colin Uerling I f 'H it, 'I . , I-0' WMICY Deng Harms . Deb , nscn md Yurk Mike Hohnstcrn June w prwaflcf gafdl-SWS, 5 ra s rnc Rusty Poppe f RCW BMC .lelfS1einkc H Path Eldred Jay Wacchlcr I S - uni 4 XA, .4 i 1 ALA- I rI, mr . 5 Q ' 5 Honor Da SOPHOMORES Steve Kleiber tMgr,t GOLF JUNIORS gi Terry! Meyerhoefger 5 SOIJHOMQQRES ghrifsxluison E Johnigivilsdln GIRLS SMMMING . l, JUNIORS Kimiliohl It Crysigll Ricketts Sandy Siemoneittf SOPHOMORES Lynda Martson Katie Ross IQ Diane Theesen ' Josie Toon BOYS SWIMMINGTQ JUNIORS ' Slew Holm fi-Y John Kvasnickafls- ' SOPHOMORES M ark Destache BOYS TENNIS JUNIORS Floyd Allen Craig Dunham Steve Marvel Steve Teglcr GIRLS TENNIS JUNIORS Dee Blaclc Denise Rowe Mary Vaughan SOPHOMORES Jill Christensen Becky Minnick BOYS TRACK J UNIORS Wayne Bengstun Darryl Clinton Kurt Finley Doug Harms Rick Hodges Stew Holm Sherm Johnson Dan Kerr Zac Lowe Steve Marvel Jon Mudder Don Persinger Lon Persinger Rusty Poppe Jeff Steinke Steve Tcgler Jon Wade Ed White SOPHOMORES Jesse Blackbonnet ' Mike Boylcn Jefl' Branting Allen Bryant Jerry Buttell Mark Destachc ,Eg Doug- Einsel TIPFQ Monte Engebritson I Brel Johnson 3 Al Larsen Paul Monson Scoll Newlun Allen Smith Shane.St1rt'z1ce K Rob -Woodward Reed Showalter GIRLS TRACK JUNIORS Mary Houtz Kathy Smith SOPHOMORES Sally Sneller GIRLS VOLLEYBALL JUNIORS Dee Black Elaine Fielder Suzanrlf Hartman Mary Houtz Julie Jaeupke Annette Jasch Andrea McCoy Shelly Spilinek Mary Vaughan Celeste Aylwary lStats.l Rachelle Sanford tMgr.J WRESTLING J UNIORS Doug Adams Chris Balchman Shane Bode Jerry Eichman Greg Freesc Mike Hayes Lon Persinger Russ Poppc fi t Doug Snow lMgr.5 Jay Waechter .Q SOPHOMORES Dennis Edwards ,' g Perry Maugers C gal Reed Shox-falter ' :W WRESTLING MAT MAIDSN J UNIORS ' Lisa Holcombe I Daphne Johnston 1? Janinestahl I Lynn Vonncs SOPHOMORES Lisa Aulner Sue Barryl Sue Blessing Missy, Bode Kim Courtney Julie Lampher Lori Larsen Chris Morris Lauriee Norris Ginger Otis Chana Parker Connie Petroldl Katie Ross Renee Schwab Anne Segal I MATHEMATIC AWARD Eric Klciber A-4- , 441:-7, H+- You -- .l, I' STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTION WINNERS ROTARQ AWARDS IUNIORS Mary llouwf Mary Vzlughian Kurtis Finley? John Kvasniiita 3 J SCHOIEXRSHIP AWARDS JUNIORS Kristin Alle? 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Murman Principal M.. T1........ C. 1...g........ P...aa...., Board of Ea.....1.... Rev. Schwab 1v1...1. 1z........... c...... v.....y Band ' Audience please rise 1 r ' Audience ,.1.... ......1........1 'Ufasrings ,Seniof Qfxgh .School sgfastings, jigbraslca . . . . Glass of 1977 Mohlmm. Marlin: Gnu K..b1movv. Ann Inn: Irll. Xlnhcllr Lynn Mudd. H..Ily G.y 11..1..........11..... xx .11..... 1.......... L.. xu... x1...l.1. M......ll, J...y 1.y.... 1.............. s....,. An... 1...l... 1...... N.. M...-phy. L..... A... Iowa... k..1....1 Ls... 1.....-.... 5...... Ln... ny... M..1...l Au... 1. My... 1-....... M.. 11 Ii K K r....... c1.........1....... N.1..... D..... Eu... N..1...., o..,.... 1r...1. N.. 1 w.1...1 o.. ........1.1...1......1. ....11....1 111... ...1......, n.... 11..... ...1.l..... 11...... 5... umm Umm LH u1......r1.... J..... 11.1 v...l.. R.....l.1 G.... 1 n 5.4.1, 11... u.... v...L1..x1....-.. 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Am -1 .',fJ1,g.E,.gL hmm. ,A .-I --f:a.-.-.. i --'- 2 -2' ' -2- -2'-ki ji- - XM 'E llll llll llll IBB-L llll Dr. Murman gives last minute advice for commencement to the graduating class of '77. The French Memorial Chapel was the meet- Adw . 5 I A i ing place for seniors before commencement. fl :ff 'Q 1 1 A .'.. i .V ,- gli A 2'rf. . ,' A FN all f fwgg. v fre s W N - far- as we o' '- , A lg 'fffefrffq ff, f is ,. .H 'A , fo- wl? 1 ' Ili' legal' 5' ve A Junior usherette Barb Hurt leads the proud and Vaughn Christensen helps the graduates with any last minute problems that arise. happy Class 10 fhelf Place of honor- 17 iEam, I 1 JG, '95 l 'I 1 Vf4f g1fff,ZL.'Tn0 r f Rev. Schwab, Dr. Murman, Vance Rogers, Tom Jorgensen, and Carl Sanderson listen closely as Dr. Thomas Keating presides over the ceremonies. All is in readiness for the entrance of the class into the stadium. Qgwwalmi fffff Elsa, .Q T 'ei ' lg lfifif . . e ffK '.,y-fffgnk 8 'f A, I M 134 tifigffggg, l U The joys, the fears, and the trepidations of going out into the world alone are seen on all the faces of these graduates. Barb Hurt and Dave Kroeger led the class All the knowledge and wisdom of twelve hard years of learning can be seen in these faces lll. Audience, band members, and the class listen attentively to Dr. Keating Adams, Doug 30, 110 Adams, Greg 9 Adams, Mark 9 Adcock, Craig 44, 78 Aden, Jeff 30, 118 Aden, Kelly 44, 89 Akins, Marcia 9, 137, 144, 147, 152, 167 Aldrich, Darryl 44 Alexander, Mark 9, 67, 68, 69, 100, 101 Allen, Eric 44 Allen, Floyd 30, 108, 143 Allen, Kristin 30, 70, 148, 150 Allen, Layne 9 Allen, Teresa 30, 68, 70, 71 Allison, Mark 44 Allison, Mike 9 Allowa y, Myron 44 Amack, Judy 9, 145 Anders, Russ 9 Anderson, Carol 9 Anderson, Kevin 44 Anderson, Ron 9, 66, 67, 68, 69, 146 Anderson, Tim 30 Appleget, Susan 44, 68 Aubert, Michel 9 Aulner, Beverly 9 Aulner, Lisa 44, 86, 113 Aulner, Lyle 9, 68 Aulner, Marvin 44 Aulner, Ron 30 Avery, Jennifer 30, 70, 78 Aylward, Celeste 30, 70, 78, 150 Bachman, Chris 30, 100, 104, 110, 163 Bailey, Brad 30, 108 Bailey, Steve 9, 153 Baker, Becky 9 Bader, Jeff 30 Baker, Jeff 30 Baker, Scott 30 Baldwin, Carol 44 Barfknecht, Marianne 44 Barg, Larry 44 Barrera, Kenneth 30, 71 Barrientez, David 44 Barrientez, Paul 30 Barry, Barth, Sue 42, 44, 86, 96, 99, 113 Barb 30, 71 Bauman, Kathy 30 Baumgart, Daryl 9 Baumgart, Doug 30 Index Black, Dee 30, 45, 67, 69, 70, 73, 82, 92 138 Blackbonnet, Jesse 44, 68, 126 Blackbonnet, Jesse 44, 68, 126 Blackbonnet, Verna 44 Blanchard, Gerald 10 Blessing, Sue 44, 113 Blevins, Gary 45 Blum, Cindy 10 Blum, Terry 10 Bode, Missy 45, 67, 82, 113 Bode, Shane 30, 110, 111 Boden, Brad 45, 50, 68 Boeding, Mary 10 Bohlen, Mike 45, 102, 119, 126 Bokern, Kathy 10, 68, 88, 141 Booe, Sheila 10 Boom, David 30 Borden, Steve 10, 100, 101, 102 Borrell, Sonia 31 Boss, David 45 Bottolfson, Brian 45 Bottolfson, Robert 10 Brannagan, Craig 31 Branting, Jeff 45, 102, 110, 126 Breckner, Bob 45, 140 Brickner, Janet 45 Brickner, Neal 31, 100 Brodersen, Randy 11, 138 Brommer, Laura 45, 67, 68, 69, 142, 154 Bronson, Cheryl 31, 71, 142 Bronson, Kevin 31 Brown, Cheryl 11, 92, 94, 95, 152 Brown, Fred 45, 102, 119 Brown, Debbie 31 Bruce, MaryAnn 11 Bruna, Tom 11, 67, 68, 69, 79, 100, 101, 126 Brunken, Ann 31 Brunken, Shaunna 45 Bryant, Alan 45, 126 Bryant, Alan 45, 126 Buchanan, Jeff 11, 67 Buchanan, Mitzy 31 Bayles, Shelly 44, 67, 68, 69, 148 Beach, Cindy 10, 86, 132, 144 Beck, Barb 29, 30, 92, 132, 148 Beiriger, Bill 44 Belz, Ken 10 Bengtson, Wayne 30, 71, 126 Bennett, Doug 44 Bennett, Tom 10 Bera, Pam 44 Bera, Teri 10 Berck, Bonny 10, 106, 130 Berck, James 44, 140 Bergman, Mark 30 Berlie, Laura 44 Bierman, Greg 10, 114, 115 Bigley, Kim 44, 142 Bigley, Leslie 10, 96, 98 Bigley, Lynn 10, 145 Buck, Scott 11 Buck, Kerry 45 Buckley, Tom 31, 67, 68, 69, 78, 138 Budd, JoAnn 11 Bunde, Bunde, Bunde, Burge, Brad 31, 68 Brad 31, 67, 68, 69, 137 Renae 45, 46, 48, 67, 68, 69, 73 Brad 31 Burgess, Pam 11, 150, 151, 152 Burke, Cathy 31, 67, 68, 69, 70, 73, 154 Burnham, Beth 11 Burnham, Todd 45 Burns, Beverly 11, 92, 138 Burns, Mark 31 Burns, Max 31, 100 Buttell, Jerry 45, 102, 110, 126 Buzzell, Chuck 11, 138 Buzzell, Craig 45, 102 Cambridge, Karen 11, 70, 136, 141, 144, 148,150,158,16l Campbell, Jim 11 Campbell, Lawrence 11 Carl, Cindy 31, 71, 76, 142 Carpenter, Charles 31, 143 Carpenter, Charles 31, 143 Carstens, Scott 11, 67, 68, 69, 78, 79 Cash, Karen 45 Cassell, Gary 45, 108, 126 Cates, Charles 31 Cermak, Steve 11 Cheyney, David 45 Chitty, Randy 12 Chrisman, Angela 45, 67, 68, 146 Christensen, Jill 45, 82, 88, 92, 93, 94, 136 Christensen, Scott 31, 100, 118, 139, 141 Christy, Roger 12, 146 Clancy, Dave 12, 100, 101, 158 Classen, Mike 31, 41, 100, 102, 141 Claus, Cindy 12, 86, 92, 141, 144, 145, 152, 155 Clinton, Darryl 31, 71, 118, 126, 127 Clowe, Curt 12, 27, 137, 138, 144, 155 Cockerill, Kris 12, 158, 161 Collingham, Laurie 45, 67, 68, 69, 78 Collister, Randy 12 Condon, Christie 45 Condon, Tracy 12 Connally, Cecilia 31, 71 Connely, Steven 45 Conover, Stephanie 31, 142 Conway, Bette 45 Corley, Mark 45 Coulter, Lori 12, 82, 83, 84, 85, 88, 90, 91, 96, 97, 99, 141, 144, 152, 158, 159 160, 161 Coulter, Meg 31, 70, 148 ,Et F I 9 51,115 Courtney, Kim 43, 45 Cramer, Cindy 31, 32 Cramer, James 45, 51 Crawford, Don 12 Crowl, Marty 32, 68, 69, 71, 78 Dack, Donna 32 Darling, Steve 32, 146 Davidson, Ann 45 Davis, Mary 32 Davis, Ted 45, 145 Davison, Joan 32 DeBacker, Terri 12, 68, 69, 70, 78 Dedrick, Mark 32 Dedrick, Vicki 71 Dedrickson, Steve 12, 70 Dedrick, Monica 45 Delonge, Laura 45, 52, 82, 133 DeMoor, Lori 32, 70 Dericks, Darryn 32 Dericks, Ken 32 Destache, Mark 45, 107, 120, 123, 126 DeTour, JoAnn 32, 78, 141 DeVaney, Jon 32 Dewey, Dawn Dickenson, Carl 145 Dillin, Mike 32, 146 Dimler, Ken 32, 33, 71 Dimler, Nancy 47, 82, 92, 94 Dixon, Deb 12 Dixon, John 32, 146 Doering, Cathy 12 Doiel, Michelle 32 Donahue, Jan 47, 53, 82, 133 Donner, Gail 32 Douglas, Cindy 32 Douglas, Denise 32, 71 Douglas, Steve 32 Dragoo, Darcy 12, 141, 144, 145, 150, 152 Drake, Sam 32 Draper, Kris 47, 119 Dreher, Tim 13, 100, 101, 104 Drohman, John 47 Duden, Orville Dudney, Doug 13, 106, 107, 137, 141 Duering, Betty 32 Duering, Linda 47 Dunham, Craig 32, 108, 140, 141 Dunham, Kim 13, 82, 83, 84, 92, 131, 141 Dunn, Steve 47, 102 Dycus, Debra 47 Dye, Vickie 13, 71, 78, 145 Early, Cathy 13, 71, 145 Eckblade, Anita 47, 61, 69, 68, 78, 92, 142 Eckblade, Miriam 13, 70, 142, 155 Edwards, Dennis 47, 110 Edwards, Pam 13, 130, 141, 148 Eichman, Jerry 32, 100, 110, 111, 112, 139, 141 Einsel, Doug 47, 68, 102, 126, 140 Eldred, Patti 47, 73 Endsley, Jackie 13 Engebritson, Monte 47, 102, 119, 126 Englehardt, Becky 13 Enquist, Linda 13 Epp, Anna 32, 71, 148, 150 Epp, Jana 47, 89 Erickson, Ron 32 Erickson, Scott Esch, Jim 32, 108, 139 Evans, Mike 13, 137, 138 Falk, James 47 Fandry, Mickie 32, 67, 68, 70 Farris, Mark 46, 47, 126, 140 Fast, Marvin 32, 41, 100, 102 Fergus, Richard 32 Fernandes, Patti 13 Feurt, Cheryle 32 Fiegelson, Ann 13 Fielder, Elaine 32, 82, 83 Fielder, Tom 32 Fingerhut, Kris 47 Finley, Kurt 32, 100, 104, 115, 126, 141 Finnigsmier, Sue 32, 150 Fishel, Lori 32, 78 Fishel, Mary 70, 13, 78, 79, 143 Fitz, Audrey 32, 148 Fitz, Roger 13, 67, 68, 69 Fitzke, Melanie 32 Fleharty, Ed 33 Fluckey, Pam 13 Foote, Amy 47, 52, 82, 133, 141, 148 Foote, Craig 47, 124 Fowler, Elizabeth 47 Fox, Julie 47, 86, 88 Francis, Tim 47 Frank, Tim 47, 119, 124 Franzen, Ann 14 Fraser, Arlene 33 Frasier, Dave 14, 110 Freese, Greg 33, 100, 110 French, Jane 33 Fry, Curt 33 Frye, Erin 33, 139 Fullerton, Daryl 47 Fullerton, Rick 14 nail u ! '3't,srw-1 -.,- , , W S Fusby, Brad 47, 140 Garey, Ann 14, 70, 131 Garrison, Carol 47 Gartner, Dave 14, 26, 100, 101 Gayman, Jeff 14, 110 Gayman, Kim 47, 96, 133 Gentert, Russ 33, 67, 68, 69, 137, 153 Genzmer, Teri 47 Gibson, Dale 14, 67, 68, 69 Gifford, Carolyn 14 Gilbert, Mitch 14, 100, 101, 103 Gillaspie, Kimberly 47 Gillaspie, Melinda 33, 77, 92 Gilmore, Mike 33 Gilmore, Ronald 47 Gish, Brad 33, 40 Gish, Lynette 47 Glassmyer, Eric 47, 68, 102, 120, 126 Glor, Tami 47, 92 Goebel, Jerry 14 Goehring, Jill 14, 78, 144, 150, 151 Goings, Dean 33, 118 Goldsbury, Tammi 47 Graff, Sheryl 33 Green, Jim 14, 138, 142, 144, 146, 154 Groshans, Fred 14, 100, 101, 167 Gundelfinger, Shari 34 Gundersen, Phil 34 Gundersen, Scott 14 Guthrie, Todd 47 Haggart, Sara 14 Hahn, Gayle 47 Hamburger, Jay 14 Hamik, Kerry 29, 34, 37 Hansen, Audrey 47 Hansen, John 15, 106, 107, 126, 138, 141 Hansen, Tom 15 Hansmann, Walt 15 Hanzel, Jeff 15 Harms, Doug 33, 34, 70, 100, 104, 115, 117,126, 137,141,164 Harris, Cindy 34 Harris, Mike 15, 100, 101, 102, 103, 105, 158 Harris, Scott 15 Harris, Scott 47, 102, 119 Harrison, Leslie 34, 67, 68, 69 Harrison, Bob 47, 67, 68, 69 Hartman, Hartman, Hartman, Hartman, Brenda 34, 45, 132, 138 Jim 47 Jeff 15, 124, 125 Mike 47, 68, 69, 76, 78 Hartman, Mike 15, 100, 101 Hartman, Suzanne 34, 82, 88 Harwick, Becky 15 Hatfield, Vicki 15 Hauff, Bonnie 34 Hayes, Mike 34, 100 Hedlund, Alan 47 Heeg, Bruce 15 Heeren, Chris 15, 82, 83, 88, 89 Heeren, Ed 47 Heltne, Sandra 47, 70 Hemberger, Mark 34 Hemberger, Roger 15 Herringer, Kim 47 Herron, Marlyn 34, 146 - 5 fl 'om V. VV .V I Herron, Teresa 15 Hert, Ralph 47 Herz, Larry 34 Hesalroad, Lesa 34 Hiatt, Joshph 47 Hibbs, Stacy 47, 70 Hickman, Mike 47, 67, 68 Hilburn, Sandra 47 Hilger, Val 34 Hill, Dave 47 Hinrichs, Cheryl 34 Hinrichs, Debbie 34 Hinrichs, Mike 47, 119, 124 Hlavaty, Connie 15, 137, 142 Hlavaty, Sue 34 Hodges, Gary 47 Hodges, Rick 34, 126 Hofferber, Shely 34, 139, 141, 148 Hoffman, Larry 47, 50, 68, 119 Hoggatt, Michelle 47, 165 Hoggatt, Renae 34, 70, 71, 145, 150, 165 Hohenstein, Karen 15. 68, 69, 78 Hohner, Vickey 45, 47, 67, 68, 138 Hohnstein, Mike 34, 57, 100, 110 Hohnstein, Terry 34, 139, 165 Holcombe, Lisa 34, 78, 113 Holm, Stew 29, 34, 70, 73, 107, 120, 126 141 Hoppens, Paul 34, 70, 100 Houtz, Mary 34, 70, 77, 82, 84, 85, 96, 98, 99, 131, 136, 141 Howard, Les 16 Howell, Perry Hoylman, Deanne 34, 68, 69, 70, 78 Huber, Debby 16, 144, 150 Hubert, Beckie 16 Hjeske, Liz 47, 68 Hughbanks, Tim 34 Hurd, Carl 47 Hurst, Patti 34 Hurt, Barb 34, 41, 86, 88, 141, 150, 171, 173 Hynes, Phil 34, 107 lnfante, Alma 47 Jacobsen, Chris 16, 150, 151, 152 Jacupke, Julie 34, 70, 75, 82, 96, 97, 131, 141 Janssen, David 34 Janssen, Kevin 16 Jasch, Annette 34, 82, 85 Jasch, Bruce 16 Jirik, James 34 Jirik, LeRay 16 Johnson, Bret 47, 68, 69, 118, 126 Johnson, Charyl 47 Johnson, Chris 48, 119, 124 Johnson, Dave 35, 124 Johnson Dennis 16 Johnson Ken 16 Johnson Larry 16, 77, 100, 101, 141, 158 Johnson Liz 48 Johnson Lori 16 Johnson Michelle 48, 67, 68, 142 Johnson Mick 35 Johnson Mike A. 16, 78 Johnson Mike E. 16, 68, 69, 78 Johnson, Patricia 48 Johnson, Sherm 35, 68, 69, 155, 126, 164 Johnson Tom 16, 120, 121,124,125, 141 Johnston, Daphne 35 Jones, Pamela 48, 89, 96 Jones, Peg 16 Jones, Randy 35 Kister, Jeff 43, 49, 102, 119 Kitten, Brenda 35 Kitten, Glenn 17 Kleiber, Eric 35, 100, 118 Kleiber, Steve 49, 102, 119 Kluver, David 17 Knoedler, Chris 29, 35, 147, 136 Knoedler, Terri 49 Knott, Chuck 17 Knott, Debra 49 Kohl, Kim 30, 35, 39, 86, 89, 130 Kohout, Ken 35 Kohtz, Howard 35, 145, 115 Kranau, Carolyn 17 Kroeger, Dave 35, 100, 118, 164, 173 Kruder, Garland 137 Krueger, Brad 35 Krueger, Sheryl 35 Krueger, Terri 35, 96, 98 Krull, Brian 49, 78 Krull, Rick 35, 70, 100, 118, 165 Kuehn, Becky 35, 68, 69, 73 Kulhanek, Janet 35 Kunkel, Sue 17, 143 Kurth, Loretta 35, 71 Kvasnicka, John 35, 70, 107, 120, 137 138 Kyle, Shari 49, 68, 69 Lacey, Lori 49, 140 Lake, Julie 17, 37, 144, 148, 150, 152, 3155 Laird, Deb 49 Lambert, Tony 17 Lampher, Julie 49, 86 Lamphiear, Brenda 35 Lamphiear, Cheryl 18 Lane, John 49, 68, 142 Langdon, Joanna 35, 145 Jurgens, Lori 16 Kahle, Debbie 17 Karabel, Gary 17 Karabel, Lisa 35, 145 Karloff, Mike 17, 70, 100, 101, 104, 114,115,126,141,144,158,167 Karosh, Debbie 35 Karsting, Pat 48 Kehn, Lisa 48 Kelley, Steve 48 Kendall, Kathy 17 Kendall, Kim 48 Kennedy, Kathy 17 Kenny, Sara 48, 67, 68, 69 Kennedy, Russ 35 Kent, Bill 35 Kerr, Claren 17, 153 Kerr, Dan 35, 107, 126, 138 Kershner, Rochelle 48 Kimminau, Deborah 43, 48 Kimminau, Don 35, 39, 143 King, Jeff 49 King, Theresa 17 Kirkover, Herbert 17 Kirkpatrick, Bill 35 Kirstine, Bruce 17, 78 Kissell, Diane 35 LaPorte, Becky 49 Larsen, Allen 49, 102, 126 Larsen, Lori 49, 92, 113 Larson, Dave 36 Larsen, Steve 49 Laster, Jeff 42, 49, 102, 126 Lau, Joel 18, 71 Leech, Gloria 18, 145, 150 Leighty, Cheryl 49 Leonard, Cindy 49 Leonard, Donna 18 L'Heurex, Shelly 36, 68, 69, 71 Lierman, Lisa 31, 36, 70, 71, 8 150, 151 6, 148, Lindeen, Ann 18, 70, 73 Lindeen, Ilene 49, 70 Lloyd, Mark 45, 49, 119 Lobato, Steve 49 Lobato, Virginia 36 Lockling, Ken 36 Loftus, Rita 36, 86, 89 Loney, Jim 45, 49, 102 Loney, Jodie 36 Longshore, Debbie 49, 67, 68 Longshore, Larry 36 Longwith, Lori 36 Lorence, Charles 49 Lorraine, Chery 36, 68, 69, 147 Loudon, Kevin 18 Loudon, Randy 36 Lowe, Zac 36, 60, 100, 115, 117, 126, 139, 141 Luke, Richard 49, 140 Lundeen, Paul 18, 70, 74, 144, 155 Lundquist, Dee 18 Rader, Rick 21,114,115,116,l17,136, McAllister, Deborah 49 McBride, Mark 18, 71, 145 McCallum, Peter 49, 142 McCarthy, Bart 49 McClure, Terry 18, 71, 92 McCord, Merita 36 McCormick, Scott 18, 70, 144 McCoy, Andrea 36, 82, 84 McCoy, Rick 18 McCrady, Brenda 19, 144, 148 McCready, Julie 19, 27, 70, 73, 141, 144 McCurry, Valerie 31, 36, 89 McCurry, Venny 19 McDaniel, Cindy 36, 67, 68, 82, 88 McDaniel, Melissa 19, 96, 99 McDoma1d, Shawn 36, 118 McElhinney, Lauri 19, 70, 77, 132, 136, 148, 149, 158, 160 McFerren, Bob 19, 76, 108, 109, 126, 138, 144, 155 McFerren, Debbie 36, 71, 86, 92, 95, 150 McGinnis, Pam 36, 67, 70, 78, 154 McKenzie, Scott 19, 144 McKone, Robin 41, 70, 71, 92 McLane, Lori 49, 89 Maisch, Ann 18, 132, 137, 155, 158, 160 Mangers, Perry 49, 68, 69, 108, 110 Marian, Mike 36 Marsh, Beth 31, 36, 70, 131 Marsh, Eric 18, 120, 121 Marsh, Jeff 36, 107, 118, 137 Marsh, John 18, 126, 138, 144 Martin, Kenna 36, 139 Martson, Lynda 46, 49, 67, 68, 86 Marvel, Steve 36, 108, 109, 126 Marx, Tom 18, 70, 141 Maul, Sue 36, 146 Maul, Tony 49 Maunder, Steve 36, 71 Mazour, Kevin 36, 138 Meade, Debra 36 Medaris, Paula 49 Melvin, Craig 19 Melvin, Rhonda 49 Metzer, Deana 36 Metzger, Bill 19 Metzger, Bruce 45, 49, 115 Meyer , Brian 36, 146 Meyer, Craig 49 Meyer, Robby 37 Meyer, Todd 49 Meyerhoeffer, Terry 37, 124 Meyers, Frank 49 Miller, Cindy 49 Miller, Marlene 19 Miller, Max 49 Miller, Roger 19, 145 Miller, Sue 37 Mills, Cynthia 49 Milroy, Gerald 37 Minnick, Gregg 19 Minnick, Rebecca 43, 49, 92, 93, 94, 82, 133, 148 Minnick,Rick 19, 100, 101, 102, 136, 141, 153, 158, 167 Minnick, Teresa 49, 67, 68, 69, 70, 86 Mitchell, Dennis 49 Mitchell, Greg 19 Mitton, Chuck 37, 71, 142 Mohlman, Bryan 49 Moline, Robert 37 Monson, Paul 49, 50, 102, 119, 126 Morris, Christine 49, 86, 113, 142 Morris, Doug 37 Mortensen, Deb 37, 67, 68, 69, 78, 89 Moul, Steve 37, 38, 138 Moorehead, Cristy 37, 82, 84, 88, 91, 141 Mudd, Holly 19, 70, 131, 148, 149 Mudder, Jon 37, 67, 68, 69, 70, 78, 126, 127, 141 Mueller, Frank 50, 110 Mueller, Jeanne 37, 70, 71 Mullen, Laurie 50 Mullen, Teresa 37 Mullen, Shawn 50, 68, 69, 76, 78, 119 Munsell, Jerry 19 Murphy, Laura 20 Myers, Mark 37, 115 Myers, Mike 20, 115, 126 Myers, Patricia 20 Myers, Ron 37 Natvig, Christine 20, 86, 131, 141, 144, 148, 149, 152, 158, 160 Nehman, Rick 50 Nelson, Dean 37 Nelson, Diane 20 Nelson, Kevin 50 Newlun, Jack 50, 53, 102, 140 Newlun, Scott 50, 102, 119, 126 Nickel, Keith 37 Nickel, Kelly 37 Nielsen, Greg 20, 100, 101, 161 Nielsen, Becky 37, 70 Nispel, Mike 20 Noble, Shawn 20 Norcross, Ruth 50, 75, 86, 142 Norman, Catherine 20, 136, 144, 150, 1 Norris, Barb 37, 78, 86 Norris, Dean 37, 38, 108, 138 Norris, Laurice 50, 113 Norton, Dennis 29, 37 Norwood, Dan 37, 70, 138 Nowak, Nancy 20 Obcrt, Shelley 37, 148 Ochsner, Suzan 37, 70, 71, 78, 96, 99, 148, 150 Oneal, Mike 37 Ore, Leann 50, 78, 79, 92, 142 O,Rorke, Deb 50, 52, 148, 149 Osborne, Brad 37, 100, 118 Osler, Pam 50 Otis, Virginia 50, 113 Oye, Michael 20 Palmer, Steve 20 Parker, Chana 50, 113 Parkison, Sally 50 Parks, Bryan 50, 102 ' Parks, Randy 50 Patterson, Darryl 41 Patterson, Dave 34, 38, 70, 78, 100 Pauley, Tom 20 Paulson, Juanita 50 Pautz, Greg 50 Paxton, Guy 50 Payne, Bill 50, 75, 108, 140, 142, 154 Pedersen, Mike Pedersen, Ron 20 Pelowski, Cindi 20 Perry, Kurt 20, 145 Persinger, Don 38, 100, 110, 126 Persinger, Lon 38, 100, 111, 126, 127 Peters, Lindsey 21, 126, 153 Petersen, LeEtta 21 Petersen, Tamera 50 Peterson, Bob 21, 71 Peterson, David 21 Petrik, Ken 21 Pettite, Bob 50 Petzoldt, Connie 50, 82, 113, 141 Petzoldt, Michael 21 Phillips, Barb 50 Pickinpaugh, JoAnn 38 Pipes, Chris 50 Place, Cindy 21 Poore, Jeff 50 Poppe, Russ 38, 57, 100, 103, 104, 110, 112, 126, 164 Powers, Chris 21 Powers, Tim 50, 76 Price, Kirk 21. 70, 73, 146 Price, Todd 50, 102, 110 Pritchard, Paul 38 Prostock, Jeff 21, 108, 144 Ptacek, Milo 38 Purvis, Leo 50 Quintard, Susan 51 137, 144 Rader, Rod 51, 102, 119 Rainforth, Rochelle 43, 51, 92, 133, 148 Ramsey, Bob 51 Reams, Tim 51 Redfield, Vance 21, 144 Reed, Randy 38 Regan, Lori 38 Reiber, Brad 38, 120, 146 Reichert, Bev 38, 86, 139, 148, 150 Reichert, Bob 21, 27, 106, 107, 114, 115, 126 Reichert, David 51, 120 Rhoades, Lisa 51 Rhoader, Shelley 38, 67, 68, 70, 142, 154 Richardson, Mark 38, 67, 68, 69 Richardson, Mike 51, 142 Richardson, Steve 51 Plus . Ricketts, Crystal 38, 86 Riedingerm, Michelle Ries, Lori 38 Riggins, Sue 21, 141, 144, 148, 150 Rios, Michael 21 Roberts, Craig 38 Robinson, Ann 21 Robinson, Brent 22, 70, 108, 114, 115, 137,139,141,144 Robinson, Dave 144 Robinson, Sonja 22 Rockford, Peter 48, 51, 201 Roeder, Richard 22 Rogers, John 22 ' Romshek, Tim 38 Rose, Dave 22, 137, 153 Rose, Dennis 38 Ross, Kathy 51, 53, 86, 113 Rothfuss, Dana 22 Ruthfuss, Ranae 22 Roush, Suzanne 49, 51 Rowe, Denice 70, 92, 93, 95, 144 Rucker, Vonna 38 Ruhter, Rogene 51 Runcie, Don 22, 100, 101 Rust, Lorri 51 Rutt, David 51 Ruxton, Robyn 51 Sadd, Bryan 51 Sadd, Kevin 29, 38 Sadd, Rick 22, 100, 101, 158 Salisbury, Terry 51 Sanderson, Dana 22, 141, 144, 150 Sandoe, Allen 38 Sanford, Dan 51 Sanford, Penny 38 Sanford, Rachelle 38 Schamens, Pam 38, 68 Schiefelbein, Debra 22 Schliefert, Curt 51 Schiffler, Norm Schmidt, Larry 22 Schmidt, Sheri 38 Schwab, Renee 51, 82, 113 Schwartzkopf, Dan 22, 141 Schwenk, Craig 22, 71 Schwenk, Gil 22, 144 Scribner, Marvin 38, 145 Seagraves, Nancy 38 Sears, Kipp 38 Segal, Ann 48. 51, 53, 113, 133 Selko, Dale 38 Selko, Lori 22, 150 Selman, Rex 51 Semotan, Tim 38 Sessler, Barb 23, 67, 68, 69, 70 Sewell, Cindi 38 Sharrick, Dale 38, 68 Shay, Debra 23 Sheppard, Dave 51, 140, 146 Showalter, John 23, 142, 144, 146, 154 Showalter, Reed 51, 78, 102, 110, 142, 154 Shreve, Ken 38 Shuda, Dan 51, 145, 146 Sickler, Deanna 39 Sidlo, Kirby 23 Siemens, Kevin 51, 78, 140, 143 Siemoneit, Sandy 39, 86, 87, 132, 139, 141, 148, 163 Sinner, Vicki 51, 96, 98 Sittner, Roger 51 Smalljumper, Ivan 23 Smith, Alan 51 Smith, Greg 39, 100 Smith, Kathy 30, 39, 78, 82, 88, 90, 96, 99, 141, 150 Smith, Marian 23, 144 Smith, Pam 23, 70, 144, 150 Smith, Scott 23 Sneller, Sally 46, 51, 82, 88, 96, 97, 98, 99 Snow, Doug 39, 110 Sommerfield, Kay 51, 86, 141 Spady, Todd 39 Spilinek, Shelly 31, 39, 82, 130, 141 Spurgeon, Shanda 39, 68, 145 Stahl, Janine 39, 113 Steen, Jeff 52, 140 Steiger, Kelly 39 Stein, Chris 23, 137, 144 Steinke, Jeff 34, 39, 70, 73, 100, 118, 126, 127, 141 Stephens, Gary 23 Stevens, Ken 39 Stickles, Jane 39, 136, 150 Stimple, Greg 52 Stine, Delia 23 Stine, Tim 52 Stonecipher, Brian 52, 138, 140 Story, Jim 23, 57, 141, 143 Strasheim, Robyn 39 Stromer, Larry 52 Stuehrenberg, Dixie 23 Stuehrenberg, Sally 52, 140 Stutesman, Scott 23 Sulley, Karen 23, 132, 141, 144, 148, 152 Surface, Shane 52, 102, 119, 126 Swearingen, Mike 39 Sweet, Mark 39 Swenson, Debra 23 Swift, Jeni 24 Swingle, Vicki 24 Sypherd, Dave 28, 39, 77 Taddicken, Carol 39 Raddicken, Gail 24 Tauer, Renee 30, 39 Taylor, Sally 52, 56, 145 Taylor, Tanya 24 Tegler, Steve 39, 108, 126, 141 Thaut, David 52 Thaut, Mary Jo 39 Thayer, Stan 39 Theesen, Diane 52, 67, 68, 86 Theesen, Ken 39, 137, 146 Theesen, Steve 24, 114, 115, 116, 117, 141, 144 Thiel, Mark 39, 124 Thomas, Val 39, 68, 69 Thompson, Jeff 24, 70, 120, 121, 123, 141 Thomsen, Chris 24 Throckmorton, Ann 40, 70, 73, 74, 78, 142, 154 Throckmorton, Doug 24, 70, 73, 78 Till, Mitzi 24, 67, 68, 69, 70 Tilley, Linda 52, 67, 68, 69 Timmerman, Debra 52 Timmerman, Linda 52 Tippin, Marilyn 40, 68, 142 Tivenius, Eva 24, 74, 78, 79, 143, 144 Tjarks, Karen 24 Toon, Jocie 44, 52, 86, 141 Treadway, James 24 Troungh, Tin 40 Trout, Dan 40 True, Bob 40, 137 True, Robert W. 52 Turner, Brian 52 Uerling, Colin 34, 40, 67, 68, 69, 70, 73 76 Uhrich, John 52 Uhrmacher, Joni 24, 71, 146 Vacek, Ron 24 Vanosdall, Janet 40 Van Overeem, Eric 24 Vap, Denis 24 Vaughan, Mary 40, 70, 77, 82, 92, 94, 137, 141 Veburg, Venter, Susan 52, 74, 78 Lee 25 Versaw, Rose 40, 142 Viglicky, Gene 40, 108 Volkmer, Jeff 52 Vonnes, Lynn 40, 67, 68, 92, 113 Vrana, Dan 40, 100 Vrana, Sue 25, 136, 167 Wade, John 36, 40, 107, 126 Wadman, Terri 25 Waechter, Jay 40, 100, 110 Wagner, Linda 40 Walker, Barb 40 Walker, Beth 25 Walker, Bev 40 Walker, David 25, 74, 75, 76, 138 Walker, Marianne 25 Walker, Penny 40, 71 Wallace, Geraldine 52 Wallace , Terry 40 Walz, Timothy 48, 52 Warford, Herman 52 Warren Vicki 52 Watley, Loy 40, 71, 73, 78, 142, 154 Watson, Cathy 52, 82 Watson, Linda 52, 68 Watson, Mary 52, 86 Weaver, Tish 40 Weber, Craig 40 Weber, Julie 40, 71, 147 Weber, Lori 40, 71, 82, 84, 136 Weber, Paul 25, 145 Weber, Ron 53 Weiss, Linda 25, 144, 150 Weitzel, Carmen 53 Welch, Janet 40, 70, 78, 150 Welchert, Lori 53 Welsh, William 35, 141 Wendt, Scott 53 Wengler, Jeanie 40 West, Blake 25, 110 Whitaker, Jeffrey 53, 145 White, Ed 40, 126 White, Les 53 Whiteman, John 53 Wiederspan, Kathy 53, 70, 133 Wiederspan, Rodney 25, 144 Wieland, Jackie 25, 68, 69, 78 Wiest, Julie 40 Wilburn, Rick 40 Wilder, Rick 29, 40, 110 Will, Mike 40 Will, Shelly 53, 96 Willcock, Brian 25, 67, 68, 69, 78 Williams, Debbie 25 Willms, Randy 25, 100, 101, 144 Willmes, Renee 25, 150 Wills, Jeff 40, 100 Willy, Mike 40, 119 Willy, Steve 53, 102, 124 Willy, Tony 53 Wilmot, Roger 40 Willshusen, Debbie 26 Wilson, John 53, 124, 138 Wing, Nancy 40 Winkelbalker, Laura 26 Wisner, Sheila 26 Wolf, Tim 26, 70, 74, 107, 126, 141, 144 Wood, Allen 40 Wood, Linda 26 Woods, Christopher 53 Woods, Dawn 41 Woodward, Rob 53, 102, 118, 126 Woody, Wendell 41 Wray, Steve 41 Wright Aaron 41, 53 Wright Anthony 46, 53, 110 Youngblood, David 26, 110 Yurk, Brad 41, 70, 73, 108, 146 Yurk, Lisa 53 Zaback, Karla 41, 86, 87, 139, 150, 151, 163 Zarek, Kathy 26 Zimmerman, Cary 41 Zinnerman, Sheila 26 Board Of Education Bartholomew, John 63 Blessing, Alfred 63 Hohnstein, Robert 63 Jorgenson, Thomas 63, 172 Keating, Dr. Thomas 63, 172, 173 Kvasnicka, Connie 63 Sanderson, Carl 63, 172 Strasheim, Dwayne 63 Uerling, Margaretha 63 Waechter, Owen, President 63 Administration And Teachers Bierman, Oliver 57, 59 Bonar, Darrell 57 Brownell, William 57 Cameron, John 57 Christensen, Vaughn 57, 171 Clark, Dale 57 Clowe, Gloria 57 Congrove, Benny 57, 102, 119 Cordell, Lynn 57 Daggett, Ruth 57 Doerr, Andrea 58 Epp, Rodney 42, 58 Fike, Kenneth 58, 108, 109 Freeman, Duane 58 Fuehrer, Richard 58 Graham, Louis 58 Graves, Thomas 58 Hawes, Richard 58 Henry, Ann 58, 60, 96 Hinerman, Glenda 58 Hough, Herbert 58, 78, 79 Houtz, Glen 58, 136, 167 Irwin, Cindy 59, 86, 92 Jacupke, Helen 59 James, Stephen 59 Johnson, Don 59, 67, 68 Kehoe, Tucker 59, 120, 121, 123 Kleiber, Richard 59 Kort, Ronald 59 Kroeger, Gerald 59 Lacey, Douglas 59, 100, 101 Lawson, Randy 59, 96, 98, 107 Leonhardt, Russell 59 Lewis, Carol 59, 148 Loshbaugh, James 59 McAuliff, Robert 57, 59, 100, 101, 126 McCarthy, Daniel 59 McCreary, Nadine 59 McDonald, Craig 60 McGinnis, Grace 60 Marian, Floyd 60 Marshall, Glen 60 May, James 56, 60, 102 Moser, Coralee 56, 60 Murman, Elmer 60, 171, 172 Nelson, Donald 60, 118 Ochsner, Cleon 56, 60 Packard, David 60 Payne, Kay 60, 82, 85 Petit, Lanny 60 Pratters, Louis 60, 140, 148 Reimer, Richard 61 Ribble, Larry 61, 115, 116, Schneider, Paul 61 Sheets, Norm 61, 100, 101 Sheley, Howard 61, 113 Smith, James 61, 124 Sneller, Marjorie 61 Stocks, Guy 61 Stonecipher, LaDell 57, 61, Stout, Al 61 Surface, Bill 61, 126 Terwilliger, Mary 61 Unger, George 61 Veburg, Ronald 61, 155 Walters, Betty 61, 82, 85, 8 Staff Anderson, Dleanor 62 Anderson, Lauren Bockerman, Bill 63 Carmichael, Derral 63 Carmichael, Doris 62 Cherry, Regina 63 Cox, Lydia 62 Dedrickson, Ruby 62 Dewitt, Lowell 63 Einsphar, C. 62 Einsphar, Orville 63 Favinger, J. 62 Feurt, Terry 63 Hendrickson, Vicki 62 Hueske, Hazel 62 Jass, Kevin 63 Johnson, Beverly 62 Johnson, JoAnn 62 Kral, F. 62 Kurzanburger, Gerald 63 Little, Margaret 62 Moffatt, Saralee 62 Murry, Kathryn 62 Orr, H. 62 Peterson, Sandra 60, 62 Plambeck, Rebecca 62 Plein, Evelyn 62 Rasmussen, Marie 62 Shriner, Darlene 62 Thaden, Lavern 63 Thaut, G. 62 Throckmorton, Alice 62 Urmacher, Antabell 62 Vaughn, Evadne 62 Williams, Wava 62 126 143 8, 89 'X -1-v- -Q.. 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