Lodgepole High School - Panther Yearbook (Lodgepole, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1966 volume:

Forward The eye of the camera reports exactly what it sees. The '66 Panther portrays the everyday routine of school, the excitement of football and basketball games, the wild pep rallies , the corridors echoing with chatter about Saturday's date, the biology test, homecoming, the music contests, and the glamor of Prom. It is this spirit of activities which our book has attempted to preserve. We feel that the time and effort that produced this book are Justified if they recall a precious memory, a dear friendship, a moment of excitement, or a recollection of the Joy of youth that was ours this year-----1966. You made it; the Panther preserves it. Dedication To Our Mothers and Fathers: You've helped us in so many ways-In studies, fun, and even plays. We've borrowed the car, left work undone, And spent too much time having fun. For the many loving things you do, We dedicate this book to you. by Elinor Hafer Duane Freeman Superintendent Trigonometry- Congratulations to the annual staff and sponsor for the preparation of another fine yearbook. It will serve to refresh many pleasant memories of school days in coming years. The days that are spent in pursuit of education are days that prepare for adult life. The activities both inside and outside the classroom serve to expand both interest and knowledge into a broad concept of social values and understandings that allow each student to better contribute to society. In reality, school becomes much like a preliminary life's occupation. The caliber of work in the classroom often indicates how well the individual reacts in adult life. Relations between classmates and teachers often continue in much the same way in comparable adult situations. Acceptance of responsibility and appreciation of certain standards do not often change radically upon receiving a high school diploma. It is my hope that these school years will serve as a practice ground where proper attitudes and ideas are learned. May they carry through to build a successful and fruitful future. Duane Freeman I. A. Caldwell Principal Algerbra 9 Geometry American History Volleyball Coach Richard Ward Martha Thoelke English Speech Dramatics Coach Home Economics Social Studies World History Sociology Robert Davis Bookkeeping Office Practice Economics Shorthand Typing Sidney Diffendaffer Biology General Science Physics Junior High Science Lynn Collison Driver's Education Physical Education Shop Coach Thomas Copple Music Grace Teague and Pearl Nelson Cooks Helen Englert Secretary Ernest Borm Roy Bills Custodian Custodian Bus Drivers School Board SeauMd The Senior Class Officers: Larry Fraas, President; Margaret Helfrich, Secretary; Joan Haskell, Vice President; and Bernie Dailey, Treasurer. Flower: White Rose Color: Scarlet and Gold Motto: Fortune Favors The Bold Gregg Wise Small Groups Band, Chorus Prom Activities Football Basketball Robert Lee Class Officer Government Day Football Basketball Track Bill Coleman Chorus Track A Jolene Wellsandt Band, Chorus Volleyball Class Plays Annual 4 Paper Staff Pep Club Joan Haskell Band Chorus Class Plays Small Groups Class Officer Lana Martin Band, Chorus Small Groups Pep Club Officer Class Play Volleyball Mike Markel Football Basketball Chorus Class Play L Club Cheryl Fraass Band Chorus Annual Staff Band Librarian Pep Club Jerry Dickenson Football Basketball Baseball Class Plays Chorus Patricia Petersen Band, Chorus Pep Club Annual Staff Class Play Letter Girl Carrol Fraass Band Chorus Jim Behrends Athletics Class Officer Class Play-Chorus Student Council Bernie Dailey Band L Club Football Class Play Class Officer Nancy Kastens Homecoming Queen Cheerleader Class Officer Band, Chorus Instrument Soloist Larry Fraas Gerald Gentry Football Chorus Basketball Class Officer Class Play Chorus Rose Marie Misegadis Dramatics March of Dimes Queen Class Officer Cheerleader Class Play JoutimA The Junior Class Office Officers are: Connie Talich, Treasurer; Doris Dailey, News Reporter; Kathy Fraass, Secretary; Rex Behrends, Vice President; and Greg Kehl, President, Linda Campbell Kathy Fraass Weston Miller Jeanne Folkerts Connie Miller Connie Talich Chuck Hafer Weldon Tremain Pam Jessen Rex Behrends Reid Bond Sandy Brandi Steve McCarthy Doris Dailey Suzann Oliverius Leonard Suhr Robert Sterling The Sophomore Class Officers: Arthur Huff, Vice President; Rita Stoll, Secretary; Linda Teague, Treasurer; and, Randy Hobson, President. Florence 3uinn Linda Teague Theresa Michelman Allan Bartling Denise Kreider Gary Jurgens Rita Stoll Colette Wiest Dennis Borges Preston Richards The Freshman Class Officers are: Charles Bondegard, Treasurer; Susan Schlaman, President; Sandy Houser, Secretary; and Dennis Soucie, Vice President. Kay Glassburn Rodger Duncan kit Dennis Folkerts Susan Schlaman Charles Bondegard Steve Luxa Dan Kastens Sandy Houser Anita Quinn Dennis Soucie Larry Disney Rodney Theis Bruce Bartling Acadmicb Emphasized Interest Mr. Ward tells Brent how to make a clear and concise sentance as Rosie and Charlie listen, hoping to hear an answer. Learning Stands Pre-Eminent Mr. Davis explains the Economic Principles to Carolyn, but the rest of the class doesn't seem to be interested. Individual , and GrouPEffort Mr. Davis shows Gerald how to use the steno-rette. Mathematics— the Abstract Concepts Advanced mathematicians study concepts of solid geometry. Speed. . . Stamina Shorthand students recite as Mr. Davis points out the outlines on the blackboard. Teacher Stresses Accuracy in Detail Physics class watches Mr. Diffendaffer as he demonstrates a concept of weights and measures. Students Help Themselves To History The American Hietory class studies a map of the United States in the l850's. Future Homemakers Plan For Creative Lives Ahead Industrial Arts—Career Foundation Frank, Wayne, Leonard, and Weldon watch as Weston demonstrates the use of the power saw. Juniors Show Perseverance The Juniors work hard on English assignments as Mr. Ward just looks on and tries to help Connie with a problem. The Junior girls show their jellies to Mrs. Thoelcke for her appro-val. Irv looks on as the Geometry students finish an assignment. Figures Just Won't Come Out Right Sophomores listen intently to Mr. Diffendaffer explains fundamental Biology. Ugh! Biology! Student Life Extends Beyond The Books Kent and Preston explain the brake system as Mr. Collison and class watch. Social Studies Mrs. Thoelcke explains locations of different countries on a world globe. Freshman Home Ec Anita seems to have a problem concerning the Home Economics lesson. Freshmen Science Mr. Diffendaffer and the Freshmen Science Class watches Dennis Folkerts and Dennis Soucie demonstrating the use of a scale. Fun And Beauty Mark Festive Homecoming Octonber 1, Lodgepole v.s. Potter on Homecoming night. That evening during halftime, the attendants, chosen by popular vote from the Senior class, were presented to the crowd. The attendants were Rosie Misegadis and Bob Lee; Lana Martin and Bemie Dailey. The quean was Nancy Kastens and the king was Larry Fraa3. The evening was climaxed by the traditional dance in the gym, sponsored by the Pep Club. Nancy - Larry Bob - Rosie Lana - Bernie March of Dimes Royalty F oeresentatives of Lodgepole High, for the March of Dimes, were Brent Stoll and Rosie Misegadis. They v ere chosen 'ey popular vote from the Senior class. Go Team Go, Yeah! Panther Cheerleaders must also be acrobats. Doris Dailey, Rosey Misegadis, Nancy Kastens, Connie filler. Cheerleading requires a combination of accurate movement and precision formations. Linda Teague, Pam Lind ley, Jeanenne Polkerts. Pepsters Boost Spirits And Scores Varsity Cheerleaders Display Spirit Band Council President-Charles Schmidt, Secretary-Treasurer- Rose Marie Misegadis, Sargeant-at-arms-Margaret Helfrish, Brass Representative-Bernie Dailey, Reed Representative- Kathy Fraass, Percussion Representative- Randy Hobson, Student Conductor-Nancy Kastens, Librarians-Pam Idndley and Cheryl Fraass Council Activities Stress School Spirit President-Nancy Kastens, Secretary-Treasurer-Kathy Fraass, Sargeant-at-arms-Margaret Helfrich, Bass Representative-Charlie Schmidt, Tenor Representative- Greg Kehl, Alto Representative- Linda Teague, Soprano Representative-Elaine Hyde, Librarians-Linda Glanz and Sandy Brandi, News Reporter-Rose Marie Misegadis Choir Council Marching Band Musicians Strive For Perfection Members of the Saxaphone trio are: Rose Marie Misegadis, Nancy Kastens, and Joan Haskell Kathy Fraass, Linda Teague, Kay Glassburn, Pam Lindley, Sandy Houser, Denise Dreider, Susan Schlaman, and Jody Wellsandt ACCOMPANISTS Ihese pianists accompany choir, small groups, and soloists. The music department couldn’t function without them. SWING CHOIR Linda Glanz Kay Glassbum Front Row—Randy Hobson, Gregg Wise, Randy Horst, Larry Fraas, Bernie Dailey, Frank Jones, Weston Miller, Arthur Huff, Chuck Hafer, Reid Bond, Top Row—Coach Ward, Jerry Dickinson, Leonard Suhr, Dennis Folkerts, Wayne Fraass, Allen Bartling, Bruce Bartlir , Charlie Bondegard, Dennis Borgess. Rodney Theis, Kent From, Coach Collison. Football Team Lettermen’s Club Front Row—Coach Collison, Gregg Wise, Bernie Dailey, Jim Behrends, Charlie Schmidt, Brent Stoll, Bob Lee, Coach Ward. Second Row—Randy Horst, Wayne Fraass, Weston Miller, Larry Fraas, Greg Kehl, Weldon Tremain, Frank Jones. Third Row—Dennis Borgess, Steve McCarthy, Randy Hobson, Rex 3ehrends, Arthur Huff, Chuck Hafer, Reid Bond, Gary Jurgens. Coach Ward and Collison discuss the next game with Randy Horst and Larry Fraas. Lodgepole-7 Lodgepole-0 Lodgepole-0 Lodgepole-7 Lodgepole-0 Lodgepole-13 Lodgepole-6 Lodgepole-25 Lodgepole-12 Lyman-6 Harrisburg-19 Dalton-33 Potter-26 Pinesbluff-38 Hersey-28 Dix-33 Pine sbluff-1 7 Gurley-7 Jerry Dickinson—Guard Randy Hobson—Guard Dennis Folkarts—End Bernie Dailey—End Weston Miller—Fullback Randy Horst—Tackle Reid Bond—End Gregg Wise—Half yv. Outstanding The spirit and fun of competition and the simple enjoyment of play- nK basketball are two of the things which attract the boys to the sport. Knowing that they are doing something for their school and that they are providing enjoyment for crowds ol people also brings satisfaction to the boys. All ol this makes the hours of practice and work worthwhile. IS • i “Whatever I Do, I Will Do With Enthusiasm” Season’s Record Lodgepole Opponei 54 Dalton . • 51 6b Big Springs . . 57 50 Julesburg . . 56 42 Dix . . 40 56 Venango . . 27 57 Oshkosh . . 59 be Harrisburg . . 4o MAC Tournament 45 Gurley . . bb 55 Pine Bluffs . . 52 60 Dalton . . 47 48 Gurley . • 4J 50 Potter . . 44 56 St. Pat's . 57 55 Brule . . 50 54 Chappell . . 26 District Tournament 55 Big Springs . . 4i 68 Hyannis . . 22 50 Dalton . . 42 57 Sutherland . . 54� Victory Adds To Enchanting Evening Rex Behrends Weldon Tremaln Art Huff Randy Hobson Frank Jones Weston Miller Mr. Collison Greg Kehl Brent Stoll Charlie Schmidt Jim Behrends Mr. 'Ward EIGHTH GRADE Debbie Bondagerd Neel Hyde Jody Wise Douglas Soucie Jorena Englert Kenneth Disney Marcia Talich Melvin Jurgens Frances Apodaca Brent Hernbloom Jeanne Teague Ed Peters Gloria Quinn Scott Smith Marcella Haskell April Jones Vicki Howerter Susan Bale SEVENTH GRADE Scott Fraass Gayle Sterling Bob Karkel Marilyn Vosika Mark Jones Becky Coleman Dan Dailey Sharon Houser Jim Quinn Ellen Behrends Stanley Kreider Barbara From John Misegadis Nick Kripal Larry Glassburn Pat Duncan Danny Bauer SIXTH GRADE Deborah Soucie Donald Soucie Tom Bale Mary Jo Yanney Scott Rufenacht Phil Houser Andy Ramirez Madeline Disney Delmer Soucie Roger Hafer Gary Trump Sandra Trump Mike Behrends Larry Borm Newell Larreau N'aney Bondegard FIFTH GRADE Eddie Haack David From Patty McCarthy Douglas Zaleskey Janet Hyde Ken Huff Marion Applegate Mike Sanders Peggy Huff FOURTH GRADE Susan Houser Rickie Christensen Tina Kripal Byron Brown Margo Wiest Thomas Martinez Treasea Martinez Gregory Rufenacht Sandra Freeman Gregory Houser Rebecca Schmidt THIRD GRADE David Trump Eddward Glanz Iynn Morrison Joe Quinn Diana Sick Ben Jones Benita Ramirez Tim Zalesky Pamela Smith Jeffery Misegadis Cynthia Sick Reid Block Teena Sander Marcella Brown Roger Behnends Deanna Fraass Dennis Trump Julie Yanney Larry Stoll Holly Jones Dick Dickinson Keri Clark David Ammerman Karen Huff Pamela Kahrs Lori Morrison FIRST GRADE Karl Sprengel Kim Grimes Anthony Ramirez Philip Dailey Kelley Ammerman Mike Vvard Lisa Morrison Michael Wiest Sandy From Tommy Schmidt Sandy Schlaman Mark Christensen Tracey Markel Kevin Sick Diane Soucie Harry Duncan Lenore Hurst KINDERGARTEN Tami Kreider Steven From Vicki Hewlett Timny Bond Rita Zalesky Charlene Sick Angie Quinn Tin Diffendaffer Jenny Martinez Johnny Martinez Kelly Houser Doug Kripal Cathi Yanney lisa Ammerman Students not present at the time the pictures were taken Diane Freeman Third Grade Ruth Darling Freshman Gary Suhr Junior M - :.J v It- -r:. : Jfcv- r . - • £ r '■+• J .—• . v • ■ ' v v v v ' 'Y? :, ’ yv. w . 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