Lodgepole High School - Panther Yearbook (Lodgepole, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1987 volume:

THE HELLOS AND THE LAUGHTER. THE GOODBYES AND THE TEARS. ALL THE FOND MEMORIES, OF OUR SCHOOL CAREERS. LOOKING FORWARD TO EACH DAY, ONLY TO SEE IT END, KNOWING THAT THE WHOLE TIME WAS SPENT WITH SPECIAL FRIENDS. A PART OF OUR LIFE IS OVER, YET ONLY TO RESTART. AND ALWAYS LOVING OUR SPECIAL FRIENDS, DEEP WITHIN OUR HEARTS. ANITA MITCHELL Throughout the years there have been many people who went out of their way to help us, encourage us, and to enrich our lives. But there is one individual who did a little more. Not only was he our teacher and our coach, but he was our friend. Whenever we were down, he was always around to talk to and to encourage us to go on. He seemed to care about everyone of us, and he was always satisfied when we gave our best and lived up to our potential. We the Senior Class of 1987 dedicate this annual to you Mr. Keyser, for all you've done for us. We will miss you next year! We wish you the best in your new life, and remember if you ever need anything, we will always be there for you- just as you were there for us!! God Bless and KEEP IN TOUCH!!!! Thanks for EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!!! A special thanks to Mr. Draper, Tom Epling, and the Sidney Telegraph for providing pictures, and also a very special THANKS to everyone else who spent many hours helping us to put the annual together! It was deeply appreciated!!! Dennis Melhaff Roger Stutsman Robert Davis Bus Drivers- Dean Christensen and Dennis Soucie Members of the School Board arc Mary Anne Dickinson, Larry Fraas, A1 Runge, Charles Bondegard, Delmar Zalesky and Richard Misegadis Cooks- Della Weber and Ruth Bartling Administration and School Personnel Mrs. Foruandcr Kindergarten Mrs. Dykman 3rd Grade Asst. Basketball Coach Mrs. Anderson 4th, 5th, 6th English and spelling Jr. High and Sr. High Pep Club and ConccssionsOperetta Director FACULTY Mrs. Fenske 1st Grade Mrs. Edson 2nd Grade Miss Unverzagt4th. 5th, 6th grade math Asst. Volleyball Coach Asst. Basketball Coach Mr. Haddix 4th. 5th, 6th grade science Asst. Football Coach Mr. Conroy 10th Grade World History 7th and 8th English 7th and 8th social studies Senior sponsor Asst. High School Boys Basketball Coach 7th Grade Sponsor Mr Stoll 7th and 8th math and science living math High School Girls Basketball Coach High School Girls Volleyball Coach Jr. High Girls Basketball and Volleyball Coach 8th Grade Sponsor 4 High School Faculty Mrs Chamberlin Resource K-12 Chapter 1 K 12 Mr. Franklin Music 1 12 BandChoir Swing Choir Mr. Epling Chemistry Advanced Science Earth Science Physics Biology 11 th Grade Sponsor Mrs. Soucie Govermcnt, Economics Current History American History Spanish 1 and 2 World Geography Concessions and Pep Club Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor Mrs. Bower Home Economics 1 and 2 7th and 8th Guidance 7th Grade Home Economkics Diversified Occupations 11 th Grade Sponsor Mr. Weber 7th Grade Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing L-Club Sponsor Beginning and Advanced Woods 10th Grade Sponsor Construction Boys Basketball Coach Welding Metals Boys Track Coach Mrs. DeMers English 9 and 10 American and English Literature Creative Writing Speech and Journalism School Play One-Act Director Annual Staff Sponsor Drama Club Sponsor Mrs. Diffcndaffcr Art Library Sir. Keyser Physical Education K-ll 9th Grade Health 10th Grade Anatomy and Kinesiology Jr High Football. Basketball, and Track Coach Girls High School Track Coach 5 SENIORS Class Color: Blue and Silver Class Motto: WE LIVE TO ACHIEVE. Class Flower: Blue and White Carnation Anita Kay Mitchell Scholastics Choir Swing Choir Band Outstanding Junior Choir Member Honor Roll Letter Girl Flag Girl Banner Girl Track BaskctbalKco-captain) Volley ball(co-captain) Pep Club Chcerleader(hcad) L-Club(officer) Girls State Annual Staff Drama One Acts Class Secretary Kimberly Ann Barnhart Band Choir Pep Club Student Council Annual Staff Speech Home Coming Attendant Girls State Alternate Drama Scholastics Clarinet Trio 6 Leland Steven Adamson K M tUiU(co captain) Basketball Track L-Tlub Hand Choir Class Officer FT A Home Coming Attendant Cory Robert Michelman Football Basketball L Club Band Scholastics Honor Roll Home Coming King ('lass Officer Boys State • lr High Assistant Coach Earl Lee Pace • Jr. High Assistant Coach Honor Roll Football FCA Basketball L Club Band Choir T rack Dean Anthony Soucic Football Basketball Track Band Choir Swing Choir Stage Band Class Officer L-Club Officer Scholasktics Honor Roll All-Conference Rodney Robert Wilkins Basketball Football T rack Band Choir Swing Choir L Club Scholastics Student Council Drama 7 The ’’Jockular” Juniors 8 TIM ADAMSON TOBY BROWN CLASS OF 88 CARRIE SKOV DANNY WAY GREG LINDER ANGEL SHARMAN ANGIE WITTIG WAYNE HADEEN MELISSA FARMER BART STOLL TONY FRERICHS TAMI FRAAS DARIN FRANKLIN STEVE BARNHART REBECCA FLESSNER MICHELLE SCHMID CLASS OF 89 SHELLY MITCHELL CODY WAY TRACY HENSCHEL MATT TILGHMAN DONALD DAVIS MARK DEAL COLLEEN BOEHMER DARCY LARREA CLINTON HODGES ROGER TWARLING RONDA GENTRY JEFF BRUNS The ’’Satin” Sophmores 9 CLASS OF 90 HEIDI PAYTON MERLIN NAMUTH CARRIE MISGADIS BRENDA TWARLING MIKE FARMER KELLY MICHAELMAN AUTUMN HODGES ERIC BOND TINA MASHEK ROBERT BARTLING WADE DICKINSON the fabulous freshmen 10 CLASS OFFICERS 11 Football 1986 (left to right) 1st. row- Ass. Coach Jim Haddix, Head Coach Dan Keyscr. 2nd. row- Manager Kelly Michclman. Clinton Hodges. Eric Bondegard. Mike Farmer, Wade Dickenson. Roger Twarling. Robert Hart ling. Matt Tilghman 3rd. row Jeff Bruns, Rod Wilkins, Tony Frerichs, Mark Deal, Steve Barnhart. Earl Pace. 4th. row- Darin Franklin, Leland Adamson, Dean Soucie, Cory Michelman. and Toby Brown. The Panthers started off their season ready to work and fight. They had one of the toughest front lines around, which was a real key this year. The team had their hopes of being in the playoffs and possibly winning State! But the Panthers ended their season with a record of 6-3, and the title of Summit Conference Champs. Their dreams of the playoffs remained dreams for another year due to the unfinished paperwork by Lyman, who didn’t compete this season, which caused the team to not have enough qualifying games. There were five Seniors on the team: Leland Adamson, Cory Michelman, Earl Pace, Dean Soucie, and Rod Wilkins, who stepped forward and commanded great leadership which helped the team when they were behind. Dean and Leland were chosen as All-Conference, while Tony, Steve, Jeff, and Rod were picked as Honorable mention. Leyton lost Potter win Lyman For Dix win Chappell lost Big Springs win Wheatland win Harrisburg win St. Pats lost Steve- Ah, com’on guys, HANDS OFF! Let me run this ball- just this once. O.K.? 12 I)can. Leland. Rod. Cory, and Earl provided great Senior leadership and spirit to the team. Leland carries the ball while Dean blocks in the background Earl and Dean blocking while Jeff carries the ball Clinton and Rod TRY to stop the ball. Need some help guy ? 13 HOmECOmiNG ’86 Homecoming '86 was a very joyful and enthusiastic week for everyone. All week the students and even some of the teachers were showing up at school with many new and creative ideas. Monday was Hat Day, Clown Day, Nerd Day, and Trash Day. Tuesday was Punk Rock Day, Hair Day, and Gum Day. Wednesday was Celebrity Day, 50's Day, Backwards Day, Beach Day, and Shade Day. Thursday was Kiddo Day, Switch Day, Sucker Day, Stuffed Animal Day, Big Red Day and Girls Mum. Friday was Blue-White Day, Jersey Day, and Boys Mum. Friday never seemed to get here. The classes were shortened 5 minutes for the Homecoming Pep Rally which was held outside. Each class did a skit and everyone looked forward to kickoff. The game was against Dix, and the Lodgepole Panthers were roarin' to go and ready to pounce. It was a great game! The front line did a great job and was a major contribution to the win. Even the younger players got a chance to be out on the field. The final score was 40-20 with Lodgepole being victorious. The Royalty was crowned at halftime. Homecoming Royalty Dean Soucie Kim Barnhart (1st Attendants), Cory Michelman Anita Mitchell (King Queen), Leland Adamson (2nd Attendant) Angel. Angie, Melissa in beach wear and fifties' attire busily working in home ec. Volleyball 1986 Top row (1 to r) Tami Fraas, Melissa Farmer, Anita Mitchell, Angel Sharman. 2nd row- Michelle Schmid. 3rd row (1 to r) Head Coach Brent Stoll, Darcy Larrea, Becky Flessner, Carrie Skov. 4th row (1 to r) Ass. Coach Diane Unverzagt, Tina Mashek, Brenda Twarling, Honda Gentry, Autumn Hodges, Angie Wittig. Bottom row (1 to r) Tracv Hcnschel, Stacy Stoll, Jenny Weber. Wendy Schmid. Colleen Boehmer. The Lady Panthers started off their volleyball season very unsure of themselves. They lost three seniors last spring. They also lost some height, strength, and confidence. Changes took place as the season went onward, and they slowly but surely built their confidence. They placed 2nd in the Bridgeport tournament, 3rd in the Potter tournament and 3rd at MAC. Soon sub-districts rolled around. It was going to be tough and the girls knew that if they wanted to continue the tradition of that trip East, they’d have to play top-notch ball. They had to play Potter first. They had met twice, each winning one game. But the Panthers had their dream and pulled into the final round. They were up against Dix. They had met twice before, also, but with Dix always finishing on top. It seemed it would happen again, but Lodgepole still had their dream and this time, came out on top. They had one game to go before they could head east - and it would be a tough one. This time, the dream fell through and the Lady Panthers ended their season with a record of 13-8 after a disappointing loss to Lewellen. Melissa Farmer, Anita Mitchell, and Angel Sharman were picked as All-Conference. Anita and Angel were Co-Captains. Losing only one senior, the Panthers will have basically the same team in which to try to recapture their dream and again uphold the tradition. Oshkosh lost Lyman won Wheatland Dix lost Potter Tourney 3rd M.A.C. Tourney Potter won St. Pats won Harrisburg Bridgeport Tourney 2nd Leyton won Chappell lost 3rd won lost Sub-Districts Potter Dix Districts Lewellen won won lost 16 Melissa blocks while Tami concentrates on the ball. Angel-’’Try and get past me!” The Jr. Varsity- Michelle, Darcy, Becky. Tina. Brenda. Ron-da. and Autumn-worked hard to become better to fill in the spots that will be vacant in the near future. Anita- ”Do you wanna have a stare down or what???” Angel- ”Ha! Got ya this time!!” Players making All-Conference, and receiving other regional honors: Melissa. Anita, and Angel. 17 PANTHERS FINISH BB SEASON WTTFT 9-9 RECORD Sitting: Eric B. Merlin N, Kelly M, Wade D. Mike F, Robert Darin F. Roger T. Cory M. Bart S, Leland A. Dean S. Coach B; Kneeling: Toby B. Tony F, Clint H. Matt T, Rod W, Jeff Weber. Stu. Man. Chad B B. Earl P; Standing: Stu. Man. Lane F. Coach Conroy. Leyton 63-69 Lewellen 64-75 Lyman 76-45 Potter 57-40 Harrisburg 52-57 Chappell 56.60 Brule 49.51 Sidney St. Pat’s 63-72 Big Springs 58-53 Dix 72-60 The 1986-8 basketball program finished with a 9-9 record. The team selected Leland Adamson and Bart Stoll as co-captains. Under their leadership the team finished third in the MAC Tournament. Bart Stoll was selected to the MAC all-conference team and Leland Adamson received honorable mention. The future looks bright for the Lodgepole Panthers as six letterman return, including Bart to 11, w ho was voted most valuable plaver on Potter 53-54 Oshkosh 51-49 Dix 59-57 MAC TOURNEY Harrisburg 46-38 Sidney St. Pat’s 39-64 Dix 58-51 SUB-DISTRICTS Big Springs 54-41 Dix 54-61 the team and selected for theScottsbluff Star Herald all area team. Bart also received all-state honorable mention in the Omaha World Herald and Lincoln Star Journal. He was selected for the all-tournament team of the MAC conference. Other returning lettermen are Toby Brown, Darin Franklin, Tony Frerichs, Jeff Bruns, and Clint Hodges. Seniors Leland Adamson, Cory Michelman, Dean Soucie, Rod Wilkins, and Earl Pace will be missed by their teammates. 18 Top (Down) Varsity players Clint H. Rod W, Jeff B. Tony F, Earl P. Uland A. Darin F. Bart S. Coach Weber. Cory M. Toby B. Dean S. and Roger T. Upper Left Bart gathers a rebound against Leyton. Left-Iceland shoots for two. 19 LADY PANTHERS STRUT THEIR STUFF Coach Unverzagt. Angie W, Coach Dykman. Anita M, Tami F. Carrie S, Angel S, Melissa F, Coach Stoll, Rebecca F, Tracy H, Tina M, Michelle S, Darcy L, Ronda G, Brenda T, Autumn H, Colleen B. Lewellen 36-43 Lyman 54-43 Potter 35-36 Harrisburg 47-33 Chappell 24-47 Dix 24-31 Brule 52-33 St. Pat’s 53-43 Big Springs 42-36 Dix 22-41 Leyton 40 33 Potter 38-58 Oshkosh 30-47 MAC TOURNEY St. Pat’s 46-32 Dix 39-35 Potter 36-54 SUB-DISTRICTS Dix 25-39 The Lady Panthers had a fairly even season with 8 wins, 9 losses. The team selected Anita Mitchell and Angel Sharman as co-captains. Under their leadership the team finished 2nd. in the MAC Tournament. Angel Sharman was selected to the MAC all-conference team. Tami Fraas and Anita Mitchell received honorable mention. The Lady Panthers look forward to the 1987-88 season as seven letterwomen return, including Angel Sharman, who was selected as most valuable player on the team and chosen to the all-regional first team by the ScottsblufY Star Herald. Angel also received honorable mention on the SuperTen all-class team and the Omaha World Herald all-state team. She was selected for the all-toumament team of the MAC conference. Anita Mitchell and Melissa Farmer received honorable mention. Other returning letterwomen are Carrie Skov, Darcy Larrea, Michelle Schmid, Tina Mashek, and Autumn Hodges. Senior Anita Mitchell will be missed by her teammates. Returning Lettermen-Anita M. Tami F, Angel S. Melissa F Tami. Angel Melissa, and Anita all received BB awards TRACK Top Row on Bench From L to R: Tony F .JefT B .Wade D.. Clint H .Rod W.. Bottom Row from L to R Darin F .Eric B .Robert B.Lcland A..Kelly M .Dean S .Bart S. The Boys’ Track Team was coached by Mr. Weber 22 The relay teams brought home the hardware at M.A.C. GIRLS Team Standings 7th Discus- 3rd Angel Sharman 3200 meter run- 6th Anita Mitchell 100 meter hurdles- 4th Angel Sharman 300 meter hurdles- 4th Angel Sharman 1600 meter run- 5th Anita Mitchell Angel-Just one of the guys? Anita M , Coach Dan Keyser, Angel S.. Team Standings 87 - 3rd Shot Put- 5th Dean SoucieDiscus- 5th Leland Adamson 2 Mile Relay- 1st Jeff, Bart, Leland, Dean 400 meter- 4th Bart Stoll 110 meter high hurdles- 2nd Darin Franklin 100 meter dash- 3rd Clinton Hodges 800 meter run- 1st Dean Soucie 2nd Clinton Hodges 4th Bart Stoll 300 hurdles- 4th Darin Franklin 200 meter dash- 6th Darin Franklin 1600 meter run- 1st Dean Soucie 440 relay- Rod, Darin, Clint, Jeff Mile Relay- 2nd Clint, Bart, Jeff, Leland LPHS ORGANIZATIONS L-Club: Darcy L, Angie W. Carrie S, Clint H. Jeff B. Toby B. Bart S. Rod W. Darin F, Cory M. Steve B, Tony F. Mark D, Melissa F. Tami F. Earl P, Anita M (RIGHT) Cheerleaders Carrie S, Anita M. Rebecca F. Michelle S. Pep Club-Autumn H. Shelly M. Tra cy H, Colleen B, Anita M. Kim B. Heidi P. Becky F. Carrie S (Pres), Tina M, Carrie M. Darcy L, Brenda T, Ronda G, Angel S (V. Pres), Angie W. Melissa F(Scc). Tami F(Trcas) (Above) Annual Staff-Anita M (Editor) and Earl P. (Right) Stu dent CouncilMike F. Kim B, Autumn II (Sec). Becky F (Treas). Rod W (V Pres), Melissa F (Pres). Wayne H. and Mark D. (Be low) L-Club Officers Bart S (V Pres). Anita M (Scc-Treas). and Dean S (Pres) 25 SOMETHING ELSE!!! Is This The Real Dean? Look Out Roger, Leland's Looking For A Date? Where’s The Party?! Scary Carrie Who Doesn’t Belong Here? 27 CONCERT BAND TAKES 1ST BEGINNING BAND-Andrca W, Lisa G, Kim N, Adam D, .Joshua B, and Matt D ( ADET BAND Jeni F. Wendy S. Cody T. Paula F. Amy H. Becca E. Tausha R, Susan N. Misty M. Kavlce T Shannon C. Jerad M. Bradley F. Billy T. Jay D, Chad S. Bryan B. Matt V. Scott B. Chad B. Eric F. Lane F BAND CHOIR OFFICERS-Melissa F(Band Trcas), Michelle S(Band V. Pres). Bart S(Band Pres). Dean S(Choir Pres), Angie W(Choir V. Pres), Steve B(Choir Treas), Clint H(Choir Sec), Anita M(Band Sec) HIGH SCHOOL BAND Earl P, Trevor H. Mike F, Don D. Darin F. Ronda G. Angie W. Kerry D. Kim B. Carrie S. Anita M, Tami F, Tracy H, Brenda T, Jenny W, Stacey S. Autumn H. Rod W. Angel S, Dean S, Cory M, Brvan %, Wade D. Eric B. Kelly M. Jeff B. Melissa F, Bart S. Toby B. Roger T. Matt T. LcLand A Individual medal winners at the MAC music contest were Stacey Stoll (Clarinet), Rod Wilkins (Bass Clarinet), Dean Soucie(Baritone). Darin Franklin (Snare Drum), and Mike Farmer (Timpani). 29 VIVACIOUS VOCALISTS HOIR-Shelly M. Becky F. Autumn H. Colleen B. Melissa F. Angel S, Angie W. Tina M, Ronda G. Tarni F. Carrie S, Tracy H. Heidi P. Brenda T. Darcy L, Anita M, Dan W, Robert B. Steve B. Bart S, Kcllv M. Mike F. Jeff B, Clint 11 Dean S. Darin F. Lcland A. Mark D, Wade D. Roger T. Eric B. SWING CHOIR Robert B. Darin F. Dean S. Bart S. Autumn H. Michelle S. Tarni F. Carrie S, Tina M. Darcv L Melissa F, Angie W. Roger T, Rod W. .Jeff B. Clint H 30 MUSIC IN ACTION This year’s (lag girls were Rebecca F .Angie W .Darcy l,..Colleen B .Kerry D.Ronda G. Lettergirls are Anita M.,Melissa F .and Tami F The 1986-87 school year was a busy one for the LPHS music department. The marching band participated in Lodgepole’s Old Settlers parade, Dalton’s parade, and Laramie Band Days. The Swing Choir sang at the MAC Choral Clinic, Sunshine Club, Christmas Concert, a Masonic Breakfast, Spring Concert, and MAC District Music Contests. Receiving Superiors for vocal performances at MAC were Carrie Skov and Michelle Schmid in Girls Duet, Angie Wittig in Girls Low Voice, Jeff Bruns in Boys Medium Voice, and Angie Wittig, Melissa Farmer, Tami Fraas, Darcy Larrea, Carrie Skov, and Michelle Schmid in Girls Sextet. 31 DRAMA 1986-87 Drama Club Members were Heidi P.. Darcy L., Tracy H., Colleen B,Shelly M., Anita M., Kim B.. Autumn H., Ronda G.. Kelly M.. Rod W.. Rebecca F., Michelle S., and Carrie M. The Drama Club performed two one act plays Pajama Party by Anne Coulter Martens and- The Pattern is Broken by Rand Higbce Anita Mitchell and Becky Flessncr received best actress awards Receiving awards for perfect attendance at rehearsals were Carrie Miscgadis, Shelly Mitchell, and Rondu Gentry. 32 Tracy and Becky as Ginny and Nan played lead parts in - Pajama Party. Girls Just Wanna Have Fun as Shelly, Tracy, Colleen, Becky, and Autumn clearly demonstrate. Right: Cast of the Pattern is Broken Kelly Michelman. Anita Mitchell, and Rod WTilkins-Not pictured Michelle Schmid. Becky passes out treats at her party to guests-Shclly and Colleen. Right: Drama Club Officers-Michelle Schmid (Pres), Kelly Michelman (Sec-Treas). Anita Mitchell (V-Pres). Heidi played the Blue Light Burglar and Darcy played the lead character's pesky little sister. 33 Jr-Sr Prom Seniors- Earl- Dean- Leland- Cory- Rod and Kim Juniors- Tami Carrie- Angie- Angel Melissa Wayne Bart- Tim Darin and Danny Hurt n-Nicki Let’s spend one last night together We've loved, laughed, and learned to cope. With the problems of the world, our dreams and our hopes. We’ve shared our dreams and our thoughts. And together our destinies were sought. Throughout our lives these memories. Will always be special to you and me. And as our time together comes to an end. We’ll know it was spent with all our friends. Soon the time comes as we must part We’ll cherish our time together deep within our hearts WANG CHUNG‘S Everbody Have Fun Tonight Darin-n-Angel Keith-n-Carrie Soph, servers- Roger, Ronda, Michelle, Clint Not pic tured Jeff. Darcy, Becky. Steve MENU Saki Wang Chung’s Salad Bar Sweet and Sour Chicken Egg Roll Coffee Tea Ninja’s Delight Waync-n-Christine 35 Leland-n-Lisa Mike-n-Kim Cory-n Mel Dcan-n-Krissy Earl-n-Rebecca Rod-n-Darcy Juniors set a beautiful table mm Tami and Bart delivering Sr. Class Prophecy .Jr. Girls- Angie-Mel-Carrie-Angel and Tami Rent a Porta-Gong Well this night is for you Seniors! We hope it will be a magical night for you, because reality will come back much too soon; the reality of your future and of ours as well. With a sprinkle of magic, we can bring back some memories which we have shared in the past, like the parties and the dances which we Have had here at school as well as the ones at our homes. We’ve had to fight washed out roads, move yard parties indoors, and even move to new locations because of the weather. Regardless, we’ve managed to have fun. I guess that was part of the magic we shared, anything was possible when we were together. The nights we spent chasing Big Foot were filled with a different kind of magic. You guys managed to scare us girls on many occasions! The reality of your graduation is rapidly approaching, and even though this is what you have worked for all these years, it brings us to the sad reality that you will be leaving us. 37 The Prom consitcd of many hours of work. Thank you. Juniors! SENIORS SNEAK TO DENVER While on sneak, the seniors went to a movie. Hey! Where did the sponsors disappear to??? Our sneak started at 5:00 p.m. on Friday, April 3. But with the send-off, we really didn’t sneak away. We arrived in Denver at the Holiday Inn and settled in. Of course, we had to check it out before we went to bed. The next day we were up bright and early for our 1st day of adventure. After breakfast we went to the Museum of Natural History. Some of us who had been there before went through it in about five minutes, but there were a few of us who took our time and enjoyed it. We also went to the Denver Zoo. We all had a great time watching how the monkeys related to Dean. (Just Joking!!) and how Rod tried to catch a souvenir. We then took a surprise stop at the Botanic Gardens. We went back to the motel to ready ourselves for supper. We went Chinese. While some of us left stuffed, others left with empty stomachs. The next day we went to Celebrity Lanes and blew a few bucks. We then went to Tivoli, an old brewery changed into a mall, where we looked around and took in a movie. We went to Heritage Square Opera House Dinner Theater for an evening of silence for some, filled with great food and super entertainment provided by some very talented performers. Before checking in that night, we took a quick trip up Lookout Mountain, disturbing a Heritage Square Opera House few couples, unintentionally. The next day we went to Coors Brewery and the Aurora Mall before heading into the sunset destined for home. We arrived at Lodgepole about 10:00 p.m. on the 6th. Our weekend had been filled with adventure and excitement. We also gained knowledge not to ride with Mr. Conroy in Denver and some very cherishable memories of our school days. 38 Hey. Mom. party over here! Rod Wilkins on a wild goose chase! This man was our sponsor? Gene Conroy telling Dean Soucie a bedtime story. Awards Night Awards night was held on May the 12th. The following awards were given: Typing I- Jenny W.; Typing II- Angie W.; Bookkeeping- Cory M.; Home Ec I- Tina M. and Autumn H.; Home Ec II-Melissa F., Angel S., and Angie W.; English 9-Merlin N.; English 10- Tracy H.; English 11- Toby B.; English 12-Cory M.; Journalism- Anita M.;Speech Awards- Rebecca F., Tracy H., Mark D., Jeff B., Darcy L., and Michelle S.; Best Actress in Pajama Party- Becky F.,and in The Pattern is Broken- Anita M.; Perfect Attendance at Rehearsals- Shelly M.,Ronda G., and Carrie M.; High School Art- Earl P. and Rod W.; 7th Grade Art- Jeni F„ and Eric F.; 8th Grade Art- Jenny W.; 10th Grade Art- Steve B., and Cody W.; Advanced Science- Melissa F.; Terminal Science- Toby B.; Earth Science- Merlin N.; Chemistry- Tami F.; Biology- Steve B., and Colleen B.; Science Fair- Tracy H„ Merlin N.,and Eric B.; 9th P.E.- Robert B.; 10th P.E.- Steve B.; Anatomy Kinesiology- Steve B.; Spanish I- Colleen B., Spanish II- Toby B.; World Geography- Merlin N.; Jr. High Honor Award-Stacey S. and Jenny W.; 8th Science Award- Stacey S.; 8th Math Award- Jenny W.; 7th Math Award-Lane F.; 7th Science Award- Eric F.; Geometry-Colleen B.; Living Math Award- Colleen B.; Algebra I- Merlin N.; Algebra II- Cory M.; Perfect Attendance- Brenda T„ and Shelly M.; Student Council- Kim B., Rod W., Melissa F., Wayne H., Mark D., Tracy H.( Mike F., and Autumn H.; Presidential Awards- Cory M. and Dean S.; Honor Roll Awards- Cory M., Bart S., Matt T„ Steve B., Jeff B., Colleen B., Tracy H., Merlin N., and Robert B.; Mechanical Drawing- Kelly M.; Beginning Woods- Wade D.; Advanced Woods- Wayne H.; Welding- Leland A.; Construction- Dean S.; Outstanding Industrial Arts- Leland A.; and Drivers Ed Student- Kelly M. above: Top Algebra 1 Student. above: Jr. High Guidance Awards. Top Honors For M.A.C. Conference. Home Ec II Awards 40 Construction Award. Outstanding Actress Awards. Honor Roll Students. Special Math and Science Award. World History Award, below: Annual Dedication went to Coach Kevser. rp 41 Outstanding Athletes Recognized Dean Soucie present the L-Club appreciation award to Coach Kevser J Dean received the Don Sprcngle Memorial Sportsmanship award Leland and Anita received the Ken Hodges Memorial Scholarship. Dean and Anita were the Outstanding Senior Athletes. 42 football Coaches: Dan Keyser Jim Haddix Lettering: Leland Adamson, Steve Barnhart, Eric Bondegard, Toby Brown, Jeff Bruns, Mark Deal, Mike Farmer, Darin Franklin, Tony Frerichs, Clinton Hodges, Cory Michelman, Earl Pace, Dean Soucie, Roger Twarling, Rod Wilkins. Co-Captains: Leland Adamson Dean Soucie. Most Improved Starter: Steve Barnhart Outstanding Weightlifter: Robert Bartling Hit Man: Dean Soucie Sell Out: Leland Adamson Dean Soucie All-Conference: Leland Adamson Dean Soucie All-Conference Honorable Mention: Steve Barnhart, Jeff Bruns, Tony Frerichs, Rod Wilkins. KDUH Player Of The Week: Jeff Bruns Lincoln Star All State Team: Leland Adamson Lettering: Anita Mitchell, Angel Sharman, Tami Fraas, Carrie Skov, Melissa Farmer, Darcy Larrea, Michelle Schmid, Tina Mashek, and Autumn Hodges Take Charges: Angel Sharman Best FG%: Angel Sharman Best FT%: Angel Sharman Most Points: Angel Sharman Ms. Hustle Award: Anita Mitchell MAC All-Conference Team: Angel Sharman MAC All-Confe, Anita Mitchell, Melissa Farmer Super Ten All-Class Team ________________________________________________________________________ Omaha World Herald All-State Scottsbluff Star Hearld All Region Team: Leland Adamson, Jeff Team: Angel Sharman Bruns, Dean Soucie. Scottsbluff Star Herald All-Region Team: Angel Sharman VOLLEYBALL Coaches: Brent Stoll Diane Unverzagt Lettering: Anita Mitchell, Angel Sharman, Tami Fraas, Carrie Skov, Melissa Farmer, Darcy Larrea, Ronda Gentry, Autumn Hodges. Scorer: Angie Wittig Co-Captains: Angel Sharman Anita Mitchell MIP: Darcy Larrea Carrie Skov MVP: Angel Sharman Highest Serving %: Tami Fraas Highest Spiking%: Angel Sharman Best Blocker: Tami Fraas Best Setter: Melissa Farmer Ace Server: Melissa FarmerAce Spiker: Angel Sharman All-Conference: Anita Mitchell, Melissa Farmer, and Sharman BOY'S BASKETBALL Coaches: Tom Weber Gene Conroy Lettering: Leland Adamson, Cory Michelman, Dean Soucie, Rod Co-Captains: Angel Sharman Anita Mitchell MIP: Tina Mashek MVP OFF. DEF.: Angel Sharman Assists: Angel Sharman BOY'S TRACK Rebounder: Melissa Farmer Coach: Tom Weber Lettering: Dean Soucie, Leland Adamson, Rod Wilkins, Darin Franklin, Tony Frerichs, Bart Stoll, Clint Hodges, Jeff Bruns, Eric Bondegard, Wade Dickinson, Kelly Michelman Outstanding Trackster: Dean Soucie Conference Champions: 800m-Dean Soucie 3200m Relay: Leland, Bart, Jeff, Dean 400m Relay. Rod, Clint, Jeff, Darin School Records: Shot Put(46'-1): Dean Soucie Angel Wilkins, Darin Franklin, Tony Frerichs, Bart Stoll, Clint Hodges, 440 Relay: Rod, Clint, Jeff, Darin(46.1) and Jeff Bruns Co-Captains: Leland Adamson Bart Stoll MVP OFF. MVP DEF.: Bart Stoll Assists: Jeff Bruns Rebounds, Blk. Shots, Points Scored. Bart Stoll FG%: Bart Stoll FT%: Jeff Bruns Most Points Scored In One Game: Bart Stoll KIMB MAC All-Tourney Team: Bart Stoll Leland Adamson All-Conference: Bart Stoll Scottsbluff Herald Super 10 All Class Honorable Mention: Stoll Scottsbluff Herald Class D 1st Team: Bart Stoll Scottsbluff Herald Class D Honorable Mention: Leland Adamson Norht Platte Telegraph All Area Team: Bart Stoll Omaha World Herald Class D Honorable Mention: Bart Stoll Lincon Star Class D Honorable Mention: Bart Stoll GIRL'S BASKETBALL Coaches. Brent Stoll, Jeni Dykman, Diane Unverzagt STATE QUALIFIERS 3200m Relay: Clint, Bart, Jeff, Dean 800m: Clint Dean 300 I.H.: Darin Franklin 400m Relay: Clint, Rod, Jeff, Darin GIRL'S TRACK Coach: Dan Keyser Lettering: Anita Mitchell Angel Sharman School Records 3200m: Anita Mitchell Bart 00 I.M.: Angel Sharman 300 Lows: Angel Sharman Discus: Angel Sharman Receiving 4 Individual Medals at MAC: Angel Sharman Arnold Kehl Award: Leland Adamson L-Club Award: Wayne Aletha Campbell 43 Science Fair Award winners included (back row 1. to r.) Eric, Wade, Mike. Merlin, (front L. to r.) Tina, Colleen Tracv and Cindy. ’’ Tracy Henschel, Merlin Namuth, and Eric Bondegard each earned superior ratings at this years science fair. Tracy was awarded the Best of Fair, with Merlin receiving the Best of Fair Runner-up award. Students rating awards of Excellent were Cindy Juedes, Colleen Beohmer, Mike Farmer Tina Mashek, and Wade Dickinson. Judges for the fair included Mr. Stan Belieu, an oil field geologist from Sidney, Mr. Don Egging and Mr. Warren Schuman, mechanical engineers from the Egging Company, and Mr. Arden Miller, a farmer from North of Lodgepole. The fair was held Saturday, February 7, 1987, at the Lodgepole High School Gymnasium. Judging for the event began at 8:00 a m. Students arrived for interviews with the judges at 10:00 a m. and stayed until noon. The fair was open to the public at 2:00p.m. and awards were announced at 2:15. The fair remained open until 4:00 pm. 44 Wildlife Pit LPHS! They think they're number one! CLASS PROPHECY ivar i iimuiiu'v bv Mrs Hafer How about a letter to ascertain how each of our live ha been maintained Now for me your old friend. Cory. I’ll say my life ha been fun. hard and exciting each day I graduated from the I'N of L. spring of 91 I majored in political science, sort of fun My first job was with Virginia Smith in D C 1 worked in her ofTice. and I soon came to see that in the government I wanted to be I liked all the hustle, bustle and responsibility Well, the years passed and at last the President called I've a super great job for you in the fall I was made a genuine United States Amlta sador My first assignment was in far away Singa) orv I love the people they are really neat and the work keep me moling and « n my feet. I arrange the treaties; I welcome the guests I live in grand style and my home is the best 1 have lawns and gardens and 40 rooms with a whole bunch of servants--a real platoon My wife and I have children four, we'd love to see you walk in our door. So come to Singapore and I'm sure you'll soon see what a wonderful country this has been to me I'll send this letter along its way Be sure to write and don't delay What have the rest of you been up to? Have all these years been good to you Your Classmate, the Ambassador. Cory Michel man Dear Classmates. I think this letter is a good thing to do I've really lost track of quite a few I'm living in Sidney and love to be close to my home and family. I studied hard a legal secretary I became, as a court reporter I found some fame I'm still reporting what happen in court 1 keep the proceedings of every sort Along the way I met the most wonderful man He made me more happy thau anyone can He's president of the American National Bank So you see we are fine of the highest rank I wanted twins like ray brother Ben But when my baby was born, guess again I had triplets, two girls and a boy. They've really brought us untold joy. They arc teen-agers now. soon to graduate. They arv the world's best kids. I'm proud to relate So come to sec us--we live south of town. Thanks for the news letters--keep it making it’ round Sea you in court. Kim Barnhart Smith Hear (tang. Twenty years have gone by so fast It doesn't seem possible it has really passed Well, as you know. I signed with the Marines and became a regular true-blue gvrene. Basic training was a snap for me after lugging irrigation pipe since I was three. I joined the Marines to learn to fly to soar higher up in the sky I went to Camp Pendleton to learn the haste prescription and flew planes of every sort and description 1 loved the bombers, those great big planes To me they were my road to fame I flew ocean to ocean -sky to sky we didn’t know planes could fly so high. I soon became the wing commander o a showofT group like the Blue Thunder First thing I knew I made general-four star. Commander of Nato in Germany, not too far. Come see me here; you'll love Germany I'll treat you all royally-wait and sec Keep this letter flying, it’s the best Let's hurry and hear from all the rest Hi You all. From the deep south I send my greetings to the claas of '87 at their alumna meeting I journeyed from Nebraska to University of Bob Jones. South Carolina, seemed far away from home I like the south, it’s warm and nice The wind doesn’t blow and their s In-tie ice At Bob Jones 1 majored in amounting and art and then combined the two. I got my start In the advertising business I've done real well. I FASHION THOSE ADS. SO I HI-. PRODUCTS WILL SELL. I do ads for magazine, newspaper and TV I advertise everything from cars to a cruise on the sea I also play organ at our church every week, and now my golf game’s at its peak I played in the masters early this spring, Didn’t quite win it. but I made ray clubs sing It’s been so long since I’ve seen any of my class How arc you all? What’s in your past' If anyone wants to put Lodgepole on the map. my company will advertise- just where if at We ll make a pitch for Nebraska, the good life, especially Lodgepole where living i really nice Keep flume ads coming. R k1 Wilkins Aufwcldcrsehn. Dean Soucic IVar Team. I started out after graduation in May; went to the Guard -but 1 didn't stay Went to Kearney State; I wanted a coach to be My professor said O K .let's ait and see Well, you know me. I worked every day and before long, my work began to pay. In May 1991 I received a degree to coach ball I wanted a coaching Job that very fall I applied and was hired at North Platte High. Took those kid to state and me. oh my. taught them to dribble, to pas , and to shoot They learned my system and went to the hoop Well, from North Platte I went to a college small My team did well, they learned it all. We won the NIT my very first year. My kid couldn't be beat it did appear. Now for the last five years you find me at Czeorgetown University in Washington DC The Hoy as of Georgetown arc the very best We won the final four, we stood the test. For the last five years my team in grey has found the final four coming their way You’ve probably seen me on TV. pacing the sides for all to see I try real hard not to lose my cool I know the refs play by the rule So anyhow, keep this letter going I miss Lodgepole and the gang I was knowing So come on and write and I'll tell you all. Bet on my Hovas again next fall World's Best Coach. Earl Pace P S I paint on my days off Hi Classmates of I jdgepole '87. I. Anita, live in Omaha North I work and I teach and I go back and forth I teach special ed at three different schools I try to teach these kid the Golden Rule I left LPHS for Scottsbluff J I loved that school, they were good to me I played volleyball. Dear classmates, I guess I'm last to add a line I live in Ixidgcpole and everything's fine. I own my own garage. Leland's Place, is the name I’m on the interstate and I’ve gained some fame I have five wreckers on the road every day. I pick up those wrecks from far. far away. I sell gas and oil. tires and chains for snow We do everything to make your car go About five year ago I added a cafe The food is real good and we have a buffet Travelers stop going cast or west for Leland's is known for being the best Our station is clean, my mechanics are good We offer full service as a good garage should So if your journey takes you anywhere near, stop in at Leland's and we’ll treat you dear Lodgepole remains the same sweet little town Nebraskans arc the best people that can be found The old school's the same, a few more in class We're still class I), but our team surpassed Last year we were winners in track and football This year our basketball team is rated first over all. So come back to I.odgcpole--stop at Leland's and see the town and the school and Lodgepole and me Keep those wrecks coming. Lelnnd Adamson From the pen of Dr Cory Mlchclman liasketball. and cheered the boy You know 1 always did make lota of noise Then on That's all- we've done well, in fact really swell to Lincoln at the U of N I took special ed got my degree and then I started to teach and Now others will see we stand out above the rest soon began to find I needed recreation of some other kind I answered an ad in the Omaha news. Needed one gal with adventuresome view . So I answered the ad and soon found some They need a new spy for the CIA I said I didn't know spying but I'd try anyway. So I got a long black raincoat and a very red wig and became a spy in the tru ly big league No one u pects a teacher like me could be a spy on weekend and go overseas. I ve been to Pan , to Rome, the Phillipines. McGvver and I teamed up. we made the scene So dunng the week I’m a plain old teacher but the weekends are a dif THE END ferent feature Keep the letters coming I love each one so come to Omaha and we'll really have fun This letter will self-destruct after 20 years. Anita Mitchell The class of '87 was always the best 46 h, in Hi, Zrt h+ l° Si.. 'n, rr,v 'll ‘Un. ‘'k A, Pit, Mji I 'I- I',. .V |i S, ' Hki ' I« ' • � , 7 +111,1 H , ,C S' . iih , M ''«■� t ki r ' • ,, ' 1 Cy 111 th,. . 1 do sTj. , lla. In life 1 +lll 1 W‘IJ X ,. % o„.. V'i Je o„r ' «6i f m‘ + - ' ?'-' £' ?r'i?'n Tot' jA + V y h oi ‘ 1 ‘ in,,, Of n„ ' ; . � ' Fr v. T° « tfss s s c • £ c' « r. r for n � «.„ b,ht ° W. . Urb. ’ bi ow «'e i- ,r nlo. • l«uv c« V 'A„ OH 4,. V. •n r,0 d ' ft,. fr, r t. 1 'he on. 'A % dL Vr VV r 7 7 • . .6 A ft .O A ( O W4fV . � ♦ N V T vOC V v ♦ v« ' VC .C S O ._ • vN ♦ V V Jk% ,v ‘r,r S ) hr. ' � ,„ « -«•«� ' - ,J ' -oty v? -� v . 7- . 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Ih ran and Anita, will Inland the ability to tell who and what hta ex girl fiends are We. the senior claaa of 1087. will Mr Conroy a whole city of hia own. where he can red lighta. atop at green lights, and run over all the curba that hta little heart desires a t •fi '• A, H-,,. • . ° A. X V X a X Ga 'X ' V h, ' ft hi . • , , dy. 4 1 and aa it, a? .A THE CLASS OF 1987 Rodney Robert Wilkins, Earl Lee Pace, Kimberly Ann Barnhart, Anita Kay Mitchell, Dean Anthony Soucie, Leland Steven Adamson, Cory Robert Michelman. Valedictorian: Cory Michelman After 13 long years of hard work and dedication, the time to say GOODBYE has finally come and our little family has broken up. As time goes on-I will never forget you!!! Let's always keep in touch. And when times are hard, let's remember the good times we've had together. Cherish your memories, because it's the only thing that no one will ever take from you!! I love you all!!! -Anita Class Motto: WE LIVE TO ACHIEVE Salutatorian: Dean Soucie Class Song: GOODBYE Class Sponsors: MRS. SOUCIE MR. CONROY Class Colors: BLUE SILVER 43 Jr. Hiqh Activities Keyser., Kevin A , Cory P., Bryan W., Trevor H., Ass Coach Pace Volleyball: front row- Crystal H., Misty M., Wendy S., middle row- Coach Stoll. Amy H., Shannon C., Jeni F., Becca E., last row- Jennv W., Kerry D., Stacey S. Pep Club: front row- Kalee T., Tausha R., Susan N., Paula F., Second row- Misty M.. Cody T., Shannon C., Crystal H.. third row-Becca E., Jeni F., fourth row- Stacey S., Kerry D., last row- Wendy S.. and Jenny W. Girls B-Ball. (I. to r.) back row- Misty M., Becca E., Shannon C„ Jeni F., Stacey S., Kerry D., Jenny W , Crystal H., Wendy S., front- Coach Stoll Boys B-Ball: (l.to r.) front row- Corey P., Matt V., Chad B., John S., Eric F., Trevor Coach Keyser, Kevin A., Lane F., Cameron W., Billy T., Bryan W., Ass. Michelman. H., Ass. Coach Pace, back row- 50 Track: first row- Crystal H., Chad B., John S., Wendy S., second row- Eric F., Corey P., third row- Kerry D., Trevor H., Bryan W., Matt V., fourth row- Jenny W., Lane F., Billy T., Shannon C., fifth row- Cameron W., Kevin A., Stacey S., Jeni F., Ass. Coach Pace, sixth row- Ass. Coach Michelman, Coach Keyser. 8th Grade Graduates: top row- Trevor H., Cameron W., Corey P., middle row- Jenny W„ Kerry D.. Stacey S., bottom row- Bryan W., Kevin A. 51 Sixth Grade: top row 1. to r., Mr Haddix, Jay D., Bryan B„ Bradley F., Mrs. Anderson, Kalee T. Bottom Row: Scott B., Toni P., Tausha R., Paula F., Chad S., and Jerad M. left: Fifth Grade.Top row 1. to r.. Matt D., Lisa G., Adam D. Middle row: Kim N., Josh B. Bottom row: Autumn R., and Andie W. ELEMENTARY Kindergarten Dylan Bauer Kelly Behrcnds Brandon Bondegard Robin Buies Jeffrey Dickinson .Jonathan Epling Vernon Fiorke John Fraass Candice Harkins Robert Harrington Daniel Mehlhaff Zachariah Oliverius Dusty Payton LaTasha Sick Jennifer Tilghman First Grade Joshua Bondegard Aaron Dana Chance Fiorke Melissa Fiorke Brittian Frerichs Justin Misegadis Kami Richards Wesley Rungc Matthew Soucic Sam Wilkins Second Grade Becky Block Kristie Bond Ryan Bondegard Kristofcr Buies Lacy Buttle 53 Devon Conroy Amber Lippatrew Scott Mitchell Jeremy Ramirez Damon Soucie Third Grade Tyler Bondegard Kyla Gian . Veronica Markina Kelly Kaatens Doug Mason Leasa McCallum Robyn Miller Rebecca Mitchell Krishna Richards Stacy Trump Caleb Wilkins Fourth Grade Taaha Bauer Bret Bondegard Christopher Butts Jamie Dana Michelle Fraaa Danielle Miller Kathy Nelsen Kyle Soucie Carrie Wilkins Fifth Grade Joshua Buttle Adam Dana Mathew Deal I.isa Gentry Kimberlec Nelsen Autumn Ramirez Andrea Weber Sixth Grade Bryan Bond Scott Bruns Jay Dickinson Bradley Fraass Paula Fraass Jcrad Mi st.-gad is Susan Namuth Charles Payton Tausha Richards Chad Stoll Kalce Taylor Cody Tomlinson Seventh Grade Chad Butts Shannon Christensen Rebecca Epling Jennifer Fraas Erie Fraass Lane Frerichs Crystal Hodges Misty Misegadis John Salsido Wendy Schmid Billy Taylor Matt Yosika Eighth Grade Kevin Applegate Kerry Deal Trevor Hcnschel Corey Payne Stacey Stoll Cameron Way Jennifer Weber Bryan Wilkins t 55 GOODBYE! THE TIME HAS COME AT LAST FOR EACH OF US TO GO OUR SEPARATE WAYS. WE’VEBEEN A FAMILY FOR SO LONG, AND IT’S HARD TO SAY GOODBYE. BUT IT’S JOYOUS TOKNOW THAT SOMEDAY, WE’LL BE TOGETHER AGAIN. IT WILL ALWAYS BE NICE TO KNOW THE LOVE IN WHICH WE’VE SHARED. IT WILL BE JOYOUS TO KNOW WE DON’T HAVE TO COME BACK, YET IT WILL BE SAD TO KNOW HOW MUCH WE’RE GOING TO MISS ALL OUR FRIENDS! OUT WE’LL GO INTO THE HUGE WORLD. FULL OF KNOWLEDGE, ONLY TO REALIZE HOW MUCH WE YET HAVE TO LEARN. REMINICING ABOUT THIS PART OF OUR LIFE, CHERISHING THE MEMORIES, WILL HELP US TO GET THROUGH THE REST OF OUR LIVES. THROUGH GOOD TIMES AND BAD, LET’S ALWAYS REMEMBER EACH OTHER AND HOW WE’VE HELPED EACH OTHER TO GROW. THEN LET’S CONTINUE ON WITH OUR LIVES, KEEPING IN MIND THAT THINGS WILL SOMEDAY GET BETTER. I WILL MISS YOU ALL!!!!! -ANITA MITCHELL 56