Lodgepole High School - Panther Yearbook (Lodgepole, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1969 volume:

Panther Lodgepole Public Schools Lodgepole, Nebraska Foreword We, the students of Lodgepole High School, have had but a short while to linger here; but the time has provided us with many cherished and unforgettable experiences, which we feel will indeed serve as stepping stones for all our future endeavors. The beauty and majesty of our school will forever leave an imprint on our minds and hearts. But most of all, Lodgepole High School will be remembered for having served, for many of us, as our first true example of high quality education. The administration and faculty have been of the highest caliber and have never failed to meet the ever-changing demands made upon them. We students have been in capable hands; we are confident in what lies ahead, for we have been given a good start. Our Dedication to You It is not what he has, nor even what he does, which directly expresses the worth of a man, but what he is ... Dedicated to Mr, Collison, who is an example of today-well-lived! LOOK TO THIS DAY Look to this day! For it is life, the very life of life .,. For yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision; But today, well lived, makes every yesterday A dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. From the Sanskrit Administration To The Class of 1969 - Will Rogers once said America Is a Land of Opportunity, and Don’t Ever Forget It.” This is a Great Country and It is not yet the Splendid Place it can be. There is much yet to be accomplished. I challenge each of you to put forth your greatest effort, to face the future with courage, to be creative and energetic, and to continually build character. I hope that each of you will set high goals and strive to achieve them. The Faculty of the Lodgepole Public Schools and I wish you the 'greatest of success in the future and hope that you have the opportunities and the desire to contribute to this great country of ours. Congratulations to you - The Class of 1969. MR. GENE THOMPSON Superintendent MR. DIFFENDAFFER High School Principal ADMINISTRATION MR, HUERTA Grade School Principal UNION PM RAILI SEPTEMBER 3 4 9 10 11 1 16 17 18 t 23 24 25 21 t 30 MRS. ENGLERT Secretary MRS. NELSON AND MRS. TEAGUE Cooks MR. BILLS High School Janitor MR. BORM Grade School Janitor MR. NEILL Band Chorus Elementary Music MR. LEE Math MRS. BOWER Home Economics Guidance Counselor MR. COLL1SON Industrial Arts Driver Education Basketball Coach MISS ALLEN French American History American Government Dramatics MR. CURTIS English Speech Football Coach Volleyball Coach MRS. EVER1TT Art MR HUERTA Science International Studies Football and Basketball Coach MR. DAVIS Commercial MRS. COLL1SON Librarian SCHOOL BOARD Standing left to right: Robert Ommen - Member; Dick Smith - Treasurer; Harold Hernbloom - Member SEATED: Gene Bond - Vice-President; Orville Kastens - Presi dent; Gene Thompson - Superintendent; and Duane Bondegard - Secretary BUS DRIVERS 4th Grade MRS. NELSON 6th Grade MRS. HAFER 5th Grade MISS BENDER 7th Grade MR. MILLER Kindergarten 1st Grade 2nd Grade MRS. KRIPAL MRS. CONNELL MRS. EMANUELSON 3rd Grade MRS. HOBSON Classes Seniors Class Officers RICHARD MIS EG ADIS, Vice-Pres. SUSAN SCHLAMAN. Reporter SANDY HOUSER, Secretary DENNIS FOLKERTS. Treasurer CHARLES BONDEGARD, President MISS ALLEN, Sponsor STEVE LUXA Choir Basketball Football SUSAN SCHLAMAN Dramatics Pep Club President Annual Staff Band and Chorus Class Officer mike McCarthy Track L Club Choir Class Play Football RODNEY THEIS Dramatics Sports Band and Choir Soloist ANITA QUINN Band and Chorus Volleyball Annual Staff Dramatics Pep Club Officer DENNIS CHURCH Chorus CHARLES BONDEGARD Basketball Football Class President Chorus L Club Treasurer PAT HYDE Band and Chorus Clarinet Choir Volleyball Pep Club Class Plays DAN HASTENS Chorus L Club Annual Staff Basketball Basketball and Football Manager DENNIS SOUCIE Choir Swing Choir Basketball Football L Club RICHARD MIS EG ADIS Chorus Class Officer L“ Club Officer Class Play Sports SANDY HOUSER Varsity Cheerleader Volleyball Band and Chorus Class Secretary Dramatics KEMP MODUN Track Football L Club BRUCE BARTL1NG Football L Club Class Officer Track Class Play KAY GLASSBURN Choir and Band All-State Choir Seing Choir Co-editor of the Annual SUE LARREAU Band and Choir Clarinet Choir and Duet Clarinet and Vocal Soloist Volleyball and Pep Club DENNIS FOLKERTS Class Officer Boys State Choir Sports L Club RUTH DARLING Choir Volleyball Class Play LARRY DISNEY Football L” Club Class Play Choir Basketball Steve Olson Vicki Howerter Melvin Jurgens Jeanne Teague Ed Peters Jorena Englert Neal Hyde April Jones Scott Smith Marcia Talich Douglas Soucie Diane Dykman Brent Hernbloom Gloria Quinn Mickey Jessen Jody Wise Jack T ay lor no picture available Susan Bale Kenneth Disney Marcy Haskell Sophomores Betty Bruns Barbara From Doyle Misegadis Marilyn Vosika Cheryl Bartling Sharon Houser Beverly Theis Ellen Behrends Marily Dykman Class Officers News Rep. Marilyn Vosika, Pres. Doyle Misegadis, Sec. Nick Kripal, Treas. Stan Kreider, Spon. Curtis Stan Kreider John Misegadis Nick Ktipal Dan Dailey Scott Fraass Larry Glass burn Freshmen Nancy Bondegard Pres. Debbie Soucie, Sec. Mike Behrends, Spon. Lee, V. Pres. N. Bondegard, New: Rep, C. Oliverius, Treas. D. Soucie Vicki Schiller Andy Ramirez Coreen Oliverius Mike Behrends Betty Frerichs Class Officers Mary Jo Yanney Deborah Soucie Larry Borm Tom Bale Donald Soucie Sandra Trump Activities CONCERT BAND DISPLAYS NEW UNIFORMS Concert Rand Brass Quartet Concert Choir Swing Choir Girls Triple Trio Clarinet Choir Instrumental Soloists Vocal and Piano Soloists Band Council Choir Council Paper Staff Annual Staff Homecoming SANDY AND DENNIS REIGN L” Club Pep Club Officers Pep Club Sophomore Academics Freshman Academics Athletics 1968 Gridiron BACK ROW (Left To Right) Asst. Coach Ray Curtis 26 Dix Lodgepole 0 Mgr. Larry Glassburn Melvin Jurgens 0 Harrisburg Lodgepole 30 Rodney Theis Steven Lux a 14 Dalton Lodgepole 19 Bruce Battling Dennis Soucie 19 Potter Lodgepole 0 Dennis Folkerts Scott Smith 0 St. Pats (Sidney) Lodgepole 6 Douglas Soucie Neal Hyde 6 Lyman Lodgepole 18 Larry Disney Bob Markel 26 Gurley Lodgepole 33 Coach Junior Huerta MIDDLE ROW (Left To Right) Mgr. Dan Kastens Dan Dailey Brent Hernbloom John Misegadis Kenny Disney Mark Jones Steve Olson Rich Misegadis Doyle Misegadis Nick Kripal Ted Mashek Jack Taylor BOTTOM ROW (Left To Right) Scott Rufenacht Delmar Soucie Roger Hafer Tom Bale Buzz Larreau Donald Soucie Mike Behrends Gary Trump Stan Krieder COACHES Ray Curtis Junior Huerta Offensive Team RETURNING SENIORS STANDING (1. to r.) Bruce Battling Dennis Soucie Larry Disney Dennis Folkerts KNEELING Rodney Theis Rich Misegadis Defensive Team Hey this isn't dominoes Boy was that a wrong move Bottoms up Hey that was mine Don't you touch me Reserve Basketball Student Managers RODNEY THE1S DAN KASTENS Scramble Shoot it Corn Lay it up Go, IKE Watch the leg Way to shoot Toad” Make it CHRISTMAS DANCE ROYALTY Volleyball Elementary EIGHTH GRADE Marion Applegate Melvin Darling David From Ken Huff Peggy Huff Janet Hyde Pat McCarthy Don Misegadis Julie Modlin Nancy Rogers Mike Sanders Ronald T ay lor Douglas Zalesky SEVENTH GRADE Myron Brown Rick Christensen Susan Houser Tina Kripal Cindy Nielson Dennis Nielson Greg Rufenacht Steve Schiller Dennis Virgil Margo Wiest SIXTH GRADE Reid Block Karl Buies Rhonda Dorman Eddie Glanz Ben Jones Laura Modlin Joe Quinn Benita Ramirez Tina Sanders Doug Schmale Cindy Sick Diana Sick SIXTH (cont) Pam Smith Christy Taylor David Trump Leroy Virgil Tim Zalesky FIFTH GRADE Roger Behrends Marcella Brown Friend Dickinson Darrel Dykman Deanna Fraass Karen Huff Holly Jones Pamela Kahrs Jeff Misegadis Larry Stoll Dennis Trump Albert Virgil Julie Yanney FOURTH GRADE Mark Christensen Philip Dailey Christy Dormann Sandra From Tracey Markel Leo Nielson Sandra Schlaman Kevin Sick Diane Soucie Terrilyn Taylor Michael Wiest THIRD GRADE Sandra Behrends Tim Bond Karleen Buies Tim Diffendaffer Kerri Dormann Kim Grimes THIRD (cont) Lenore Hurst Tammy Kreider Douglas Kripal Sherri Nielson Angela Quinn Anthony Ramirez Michael Schiller Charlene Sick Michael Slaton Penni Smith Cathi Yanney Rita Zalesky SECOND GRADE Ryan Black Ward Bond Scott Bondegard Robert Davis Diana Dickinson Steve From Monty Kehl Jeff Markel Michael Namuth Roger Schiller Shari Slaton Dan Stumpff Laurie Talich Randy Taylor Greg Thompson FIRST GRADE Glen Brown Michael Buies Martin Fraass Clifford Grimes Kurt Huff Steve Kahrs Robert Ommen Faye Rankin Roslin Nielson Ronny Omraen Candy Quinn Tammy Stanley Renae Rufenacht Kent Sick Shelly Thompson KINDERGARTEN Brenda Barnhart Rena Block Jami Bond Chuck Davis Mike From Rusty Lee Nancy Namuth Cadet Band Junior High Football Junior High Basketball KINDERGARTEN FIRST GRADE SECOND GRADE THIRD GRADE FOURTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE Graduates face tomorrow with challenging hopes ... Pastor Hoffmann, invocation; Mr. Diffendaffer, Presentation of Class; Mr. Thompson, Supt. of Schools; Mr. Beermann, Address; Mr. Hastens, Awarding Diplomas; Mr. Meyer, Lions Scholarship; Father Fen is. Benediction. Kay Glassburn, Music Scholarship to Chadron State College; Anita Quinn, Salutatorian, Lions Scholarship, Regents Scholarship; Susan Schlaman, Valedictorian, Oberfelder Award, Elks Most Valuable Student. Will of the Class of 1969 The outstanding, superior, intelligent, perceptual, fun-loving Senior class of 1969 wills its innocent behavior on Sneak to the Junior Class in hopes that they might profit from our exemplary example. Miss Allen wills her ability to face adversity with a smile to the sponsor of the class of 1970. Anita wills her skill in chemistry laboratories to anyone who enjoys sudden fixes and her grade average to Sissy in hopes that Miss Allen will quit chiding her. Bruce wills his 56 to his little sister in hopes that she can keep it running as long as he has. Charles wills his four tires off his 64 to Scott Smith in hopes that he takes better care of them than he did. Dan wills his height to Scott Smith, his speed and quickness to Brent Hernbloom, and his girlfriends to Doyle Misegadis if he takes them out one at a time. Dennis F. wills his ability not to get sick to Melvin, Scott, and Ted in hopes that this Prom is better than their last. Susan wills her ability to play the organ to Sharon Houser in hopes that she learns to play the A mens. Sue wills her intestinal fortitude to Diane Dykman in hopes she can make as good of use of it as Sue has. Best of luck to Diane. She also wills her muscle and brawn to Buzz in hopes that he can learn to fight and win as well as she does. Kay wills her superior ability in organ playing to Diane and Sharon so that they can keep the congregation awake on Sunday mornings. Rodney wills his ability to be good ip French to Neal and Mickey in hopes that Miss Allen won't break her glasses or pull out her hair. Ruth wills her Yamaha to April Jones in hopes that she will be able to get more excitement for her mileage . Steve wills his 57 to Ted in hopes that he can get the trunk open. Rich wills his athletic equipment to Mark in hopes that he has better luck than before. Sandy wills her 442 to her sister, but Jorena has to be there to pick up the pieces. She wills her ability to be serious to Mark Jones and her ability to talk a lot to Miss Allen. Mike wills his motorcycle to anyone who can afford to keep it running and not go broke. Larry wills his ability to keep an automobile on the road to Bob Markel since he seems to be having a little trouble lately. Kemp wills his squirt bottle from the chemistry lab to Oscar in hopes that the showers aren't as frequent next year. Pat wills her height to Brent Hernbloom and her sunny disposition to Marcy Haskell. Dennis S. wills his ability to have a girl along on every occasion to Scott. 0TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made