Platteview High School - Trojan Yearbook (Platteview, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1973 volume:

1F IF ME The Trojan Image Platteview Jr - Sr High Springfield, Nebraska 2 Contents Introduction 4 Faculty 13 Students 33 Sports 53 Organizations 77 Activities 99 Advertisers 115 Index 127 This book holds the memories of a game I played. Sometimes I won and sometimes I lost. The name of the game was “Going to Platteview. ’’ 6 7 I always felt that I spent too much time behind a desk, with a book, and as assign- ment. Still, I found time to do those crazy things that made school fun. 10 1 Faculty Administration The task of keeping the school running efficiently is the responsibili- ty of the administration. They have to keep rules and regulations enforced which are set up by the state and the school board. This plays an impor- tant role in the educational system. If a breakdown of the guidelines were to occur, it would cause a breakdown of the whole orderly educational process. The most important thing that man has in his lifetime is his education. It directs his whole course of life. Man has nothing without an education. One of the main tasks of the administration is to guarantee a balanced education for everyone. Above: Mr. Luttman - Superintendent Below: Mr. Dambrosia - Principal 14 Guidance Mr. Gerdes is always willing to help anyone with a question. His door is always open to any student who wants some help with personal problems or school problems. He also helps many seniors who want some information on different schools that they might be in- terested in attending after high school. Clerical Mrs. Nielsen and Mrs. Gosch have the respon- sibility of collecting lunch money, taking attendence and all the other clerical duties that are required to keep the school operating. So if you have any questions about what is happening around the school, just walk into the office and ask one of these women. They keep their hand on the pulse of the system. 15 Staff Art Benson, Fred Riley. Dean Schrum our janitors, work their hardest to keep Plattcview in the best shape possible. By a quick walk around the halls you can see that they succeed. Mrs. Mowinkel. Mrs. Pcrsingcr. Mrs. Caloway, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Erhart. Mrs. Timmcrmann our cooks, arc continually working hard to prepare good hot meals for over 400 students every day. Our food is the envy of all the schools in the area. 16 Special Duties Jackie Schrum. our school nurse does her best to keep our school healthy. Her job is taking care of the sick kids in their time of need and administering several tests. Miss Butleli works out of ESU 3 and attends Platteview on a part time basis helping students with speech impediments. Each student working with her can sec their improvement. This year we have a new assistant. Mrs. Broshears. who helps around the office and also helps manage several study halls. Her help was appreciated by both students and teachers. 17 Lois Reischick - Art. Ceramics Crafts Sylvia Bentley - Home Ec. I 2. Family Liv ing. Clothing Construction. Foods and Nutri- tion, Home Planning, Home Ec. Ronald A hi - Shorthand I 2, Shorthand 3 4. Typing 3 4. Office Practice. A V Leslie Hlavac - Power Mechanics, Shop, Technical Drawing Neal Eickhoff - Bookkeeping. Typing I 2, Introduction to Business. Coach William Sayer - Shop, Building Trades. Drivers Education, Special Needs 18 Diana Brown - Adv. Film. Shakespeare. Humanities, PEP. Pop Novel, Am. Lit, Oral Comp, Written Comp. Creative Drama. Ger- man I 2, German 3 4 Jennifer Kirchmann - Librarian. Written Comp. Oral Comp. Pop Novel Armin Storms - Media, Intro, to Lit. Intro. Film, Ethnic Lit. British Authors. Mythology. Adv Comp. Res. Paper. Poetry, Elcm Comp. Journalism. Coach Robert Gosch - Economics. Social Studies. Coach Stanley Troxel - English. Debate. Speech. Drama. Language arts Gary Boe - General Math. Geometry. Math Analysis. Algebra - Trig.. Algebra I 2, Coach 19 Leslie Kinney - General Math, Math, Louise Luttman - General Math. Math Robert Landberg - Vocal Music Science. Coach Tony Sharpe - English. Coach Robert Iccnogle • Science, Physics Edwin Pharaoh - Physical Science, Biology, Science 20 Robert Leigh - Instrumental Music Darrell Brandenburg - Physical Education. Sherry Hahn - Physical Education. Coach Athletic Director. Coach William Buza - Am. Government. Am. History, Social Studies, Modern Problems, Drivers Education. Coach Chris Salberg - World History, World Geography. Social Studies. Coach Ruth Latham - Special Education Mr. Hlavac see ns to be keeping the greater share of these guys interested and that is amazing without any girls in the room. Below: gossiping, laughing, staring, sleeping, smirking! How can one Below center: Chuck Ogden. Ronnie Sorensen, Shaw Wilson and Jeff of Mr. Salbcrg’s classes be so varied with student reactions? Hayes seem to be having a gascr of a time in Mr. Icenogglcs lab 22 Is Shorthand hard? Mr. Ahl’s first year class evidently thinks not. They never did learn how to talk him out of class. 23 Mrs. Luttman seems to have her 7th grade class busy today with another test. Below: Bob Nielsen and Bob Siewert are resting their lips as “the band plays on! Biology creates many different reactions. Pictured above, Kim McGuire seems integreged. Mark Rose passive and Jeanne Siewert amused. Pictured at right: Mentally Mr. Trox- el's seventh grade class keeps busy. 24 “Recite the Gettysburg Address! But I’m Jeff Salberg not Abraham Lincoln.” Mr. Buza's American History class takes on many challenges. Below: Linda Sedlacck. Merilee Gates and Kim Carpenter enjoy Mrs. Brown’s Shakespeare course as Greg Scholling enjoys having his pic- ture taken. Below: Pam Brandenburg. Connie Laschansky and Bernard Sedlacck continue working on their art projects. Who wouldn t with the teacher in the back of the room? 25 Mr. Storms. Ruth Whitney and Carol Eckholt discuss the school paper, that they work hard at to provide the student body with the latest news. Below: Mrs. Hahn always keeps her P.E. classes on the ball! Or is that under the ball? By Below: Mr. Gosch's 7th grade block class looks the ball? With... like fun, and they are. 26 Oh no! A surprise lest!! I wonder if the nurse is in! Mike Wilson dreams. Below: Mr. Eickhoffs class seems lo be resling their fingers for a while. Not for long. Drill, drill, drill! 27 Mr. Slaberg’s geography class shows that he always adds that certain something which makes lear- ning fun. “You really think we understand that don’t you?” smiles LaVonne Latham and Allen French in Mr. lcenoggles one and only Physics Class. Jane Amerine, Sharon Broshears, Liegh Erhart and Diane Landbcrg really get involved with their clay projects in art. The joy of individual achcivcmcnl is reflected on Linda Dennis’s face in the science lab. In Biology Class, Jcanie Schrum, Sherraline Tuttle and Bev. Schleip dissect clams and giggle of how they resembled lunch. In the upper left picture Mr. Ahl explains: Today's lecture “What to do when your boss chases you. Point number one - Don’t run. At the upper right Platteview's Varsity Band gets better every day with practice and Mr. Leigh's guiding hands. Center left: In Mrs. Luttman’s math class the students wrap up another assignment and that's a great achievement. At center right these 7th graders show true school enthusiasm in Mr. Gosch's room. Lower left: Evidently some handsome teacher is keeping these 7th graders’ atten- tion. I wonder if Mr. Sharpe knows something about it. At the lower right Mr. Boe keeps the atten- tion of his math students to the front of the room, while Don Stoltenberg keeps his to the rear. 31 Mr. Landberg and his music students get together every 5th hour before lunch to sing a few songs. Those passing in the hall are treated to pleasant sounds. Mr. Sayer keeps his students busy. Robert Dixon. Randy Peoples. Robert Smith and Norm Rhoten diligently work on their shop projects which are useful around the home. A little higher and HI be a Boeing 747; Peter Marshall exclaims as he works out in P.E. class. 32 Students Seniors Of 1973 TOM 8ARGAR MARY BARKDOLL CECELIA BARTON TERRI BARTON STt I BECKER RICK BROSHEARS NANCY BRUNING IX)ROTHY CAIN KIM CARPENTER LINDA CARR 34 Seniors Of 1973 CINDY COONTS KIM CRANNELL BETTY DELOSKE CAROLECKHOLT LAURA EICHNER MICHAEL FEILEN PATTY EOGED MER1LEE GATES 35 KILEY GILBERT DEAN GLESMANN Seniors Of 1973 DELORES GLESM ANN ELLEN GRELL DANIEL GUY THERESA HAND FRANK HILTON HOLLY JONES LORI HEMPEL RONNY KELLER JUDY HIBBERD BARB KRACHER 36 Seniors Of 1973 BARB KRAJICEK MICHAEL LARSEN THERESA KRUSE DONNA KUEHN CHRISTINE KRIEFELS ROBERT LARSEN m LaVONNE LATHAM CAROLE LUCAS DAVID LUGSCH JEFF MANN Seniors Of 1973 KEN MONTAGNE LLOYD ROWE RICHARD MATSON ROBERT MILLER VICKIE PURSEL DAWN MAYSTRICK MARLIN MEISINGER JERRY McCUNE BOB NIELSEN GAY PALMER Seniors Of 1973 STEVE SCHNEIDER DEBBIE SCHNICK GREG SCHOLTING BERNARDSEDLACEK LINDA SEDLACEK BOB SI E NV L RT CONNIE SMITH RITA SORENSEN II LIAM STARTZER GARY THIMGAN 39 Seniors Of 1973 KATHYUHE RANDY VINSON SHARON WEATHERFORD SCOTT WEIGHNER RUTH WHITNEY PENNY WOMOCHILL BONNIE WOOD 40 T s- AX Si 4“ i ‘ V X Qcjj aS UiluUcv X UUZfiKJ O V X ,y 4 ° %'V I f fy X X4 1 1 • ' J A |'fv XW i yC-sty tfalknnC' tr' ., jjv$T o cxu m IsX ' A v y% % ■' 52. Juniors ■■ Darlene Addlemann Khonda Ahl Jenc Amerine William Barkdoll Susan Beck Pam Brandenburg Mike Broshears Cheryl Buchanan Thomas Buskirk Bruce Carpenter James Carr Mark Clark Connie Clizer Betty Cotten Steven Cowsky Joe Erhart Susan Fernald Phillip Finley Allen French Terry Fowler Tom Fowler Rita Gintz Dennis Glcsmann George Green Gerald Hansen Jim Haynic Richard Heydenreich Randy Hike Kenneth Hughes John Iske Steve Koilc Paula Krajicek Connie Laschansky Valeric Mann Kent Maystnck Paul McCunc Terri Needham Chris Palmer Steven Peoples Mike Pipkc Rod Post Steve Poynter Tony Richardson Terri Rickard Jeff Sal berg Chuck Sands Bruce Schleip Gary Sch neck loth Diana Smith 42 Juniors Ronna Smith Karen Spence David Stokes Scott Tallant Michael Taylor Kenneth Vampola Jim Vandegrift Tim Ward Earl Whitney Allen Wilson Not pictured: Christie Bazis Kay Jerman Greg Meyer 3 Sophomores Jane Adair Jim Amerine Donna Anson David Barkdoll Mike Beck Rick Buskirk Lloyd Cardin Chuck Cloyd Paul Cramer Charlene Dean Marlene Dean Scot! Dobbs Dan Dolezal Mark Erhart Connie Fernald Janice Finley Penny Flancll Rodney Gcrdes Audrey Giesc Tim Gintz Linda Glesmann Brian Hahn Pearl Hammers Marjorie Hand Patty Hanes Ronnie Henderson Theresa Hcvelone Jill Heydenreich John Hibbcrd Jerry Holz David Hughes Mike Jones JoAnn kantor Lester Keller Bcv Kracher Jim Kritenbrink Roxie Mahloch Kim McGuire Mary Milks Joyce Miner Lloyd Needham Larry Neitzel Traci Ncmcc Kris Norman Ken Packetl Diane Pelzcr Kim Persinger Allen Petersen Barry Post 44 Springfield Memorial Library Sophomores Pamela Rhotcn Mark Rose Ruth Rowe Tonia Ruff Matthew Sallach Bev Schlcip Kathy Schneider Terry Schnick Clarence Schram Phillip Schram Jean Schrum Jeanne Siewerl Ten Thomas Larry Timm Sherraline Tuttle Connie Uhe Vicky VanHorn Sandra Winters Not Pictured: Erin Brewer Damond Brumfield Michael Jones Keith Kruse Freshmen Dale Addleman Daniel Anderson Rex Beck Terr Beins Rick Birch Mark Blair Rhonda Chapman Virginia Christy David Cockerill Valerie Dobbs DcWayne Finley Edward Finley Jim Fowler Jill Glesmann Amy Goolsby Robert Green Linda Haynie Dale Helwig Debra Hike Linda Hyda Billy Ipock Kathy Iske Jim Koile Rodney Kreifels Kevin Kruse Barbara Lienemann Bret Lutz Joan Maystrick Janet McGuire Audrey Merrick Patrick Montagnc Debra Mowinkel Julie Nielsen Teresa Packett Barbara Peetz Ricky Peoples Gene Pharaoh Dennis Pipkc Mark Rea Lori Richards Connie Sallach Christine Sands Michael Scholting Shelly Schuelke Theresa Seidenglanz Mary Shelton Gary Smith Rex Sorensen Marla Spence 46 Freshmen John Startzer Wayne Stokes Donald Stoltenberg Diane Timm Tim Vampola Becky VanHorn Roger Vierriggcr Tom Ward Steve Weigh ncr Kent Widdicombc Mike Williams Jeff W'ilson Lisa Wilson Pegg W ise 47 Eighth Grade Jane Amerine Jean Barkdoll Wilburta Barton Mary Ba is Danny Beck Tasha Becker Lorri Blum Barb Bowen Edward Bressman Sharon Broshears Duane Bruning Kathy Bruning Bill Cardin Gayle Clark Ruth Cfdmcr Joe Davis Kathy Deloske Bob Dixon Leigh Erhart Bruce Feiste Mcrlcnc Finley Debra Flanagan John Foged Frank Fowler Randle Frady Randy Gerdes Debbie Gilbert Daniel Glesmann Mark Glesmann Barbara Hand Diana Harder Rodney Hevelonc Sheri Hughes Mark Hula Margie Hyda Jeff Johnson Lorraine Koile Donald Kuehn Heidi Lamb Diane Landberg Debbie Laschansky Jerry Latham Jeff Lucas Cindy Lugsch Peter Marshall Brad Meyer Bill Milks John Milola Chris Miner 48 Eighth Grade Dawn Moss Kathy Mowinkel Todd Neitzel Alan Neukirch Jeff Nielsen Teresa Olsen Mary Ostransky Jane Palmer Vickie Pattersen Nancy Peetz Lynn Pcnfield Randy Peoples Greg Poynter Patricia Rea Norman Rhoten Caroline Richardson Debra Riha Duane Schlcip Mary Schneider Sam Schneider Darlene Scholting Laurie Schulte Doug Schwarz Jackie Seidenglanz Bob Sidur Lynn Shcpler James Smith Jill Smith Robert Smith Russell Stollcr Ronald Thayer Steven Thomas Karen Tuttle Wayne Weatherford Dick Webster Not pictured: Ronald W ilton Weirdy Widdicombc Roger Winters Candice Womochil 49 Seventh Grade Richard Addlcman Dan Ames Betty Anson Joyce Barkdoll Bambt Beck Lonna Blum Holly Buchanan Bruce Chapman Scott Dixon Glen Dolezal Mike Erhart William Flavell Debbie French Donna French Dawn Graybcal John Hanes Jeffcrey Hayes Kimberly Hayes Barbara Hegcmann Leonard Hoctor Kenneth Holtz Michael Irwin Chris Iske Shellic Iske Thomas Johnson James Kantor Danny Keller Nancy Keller Kimberly Keyes Deborah Knutson Melody Krilenbrink Rebecca Kroese Tracy Kruse Marcia Kuehl Sandra Laschansky Kenneth Lewis Penny Liddick Phillip Licbcr Beth Mahloch Jan Maystrick Tim McDonnell Jamee Miner Carol Moore Chen Mullen Susan Neukirch Charles Ogden Diane Packctt Peggy Pclzer Patty Pharaoh 50 Seventh Grade Susan Pipke Debbie Prucha Allan Ponianek Theresa Poynter Joseph Riha Chris Scholting Carol Schrum Lecia Sidur Jim Sic wen Richard Smilh Ronnie Sorensen Cathy Stokes Mary Stungis Linda Timm Diane Tuttle Cindy Van Horn Jackie West Kristin Williams Dennis Wilson Shaw Wilson Debbie Wise Not Pictured: Denise Gcbbie Louis Griffin Alan Jones Chuck Logan David Smith Adelc Thomas 51 52 Athletics The team puts forth a great amount of effort and work to recover the ball and win over the opponent. Football Pictured at right: During half-time as the crowd rests, the football team continues to discuss football - the half - game before and the half yet to come. Fine teamwork is displayed at the left as Earl Whitney. Jeff Sal berg, and Jerry McCune block out a path for runner Jeff Mann at the last game of the season, against Valley. 54 Varsity Football Top Row: left to right: Mark Rose. Mark Clark. Gary Schncekloth, Jerry McCune. Jeff Mann. Steve Becker. Brian Hahn. Lloyd Rowe. Jim Kritenbrink. Ken Montagne. Paul McCune, Mike Broshears. Second Row: Coach Salbcrg. Mike Jones. Bill Startzer. Duane Bazis, Steve Weightier. Jim Hayme. James Amerine. Steve Cowsky, Wayne Stokes. Allen Wilson. Rick Broshears. Jeff Salbcrg, Assistant Coach Neal Eickhoff. Third Row: Rex Beck. Kenneth Packett. Scott Dobbs. Lloyd Cardin. Mark Erhart. Mark Rea. Chuck Cloyd. Ronnie Henderson. Earl Whitney. Allen French. Ken Vampola. Bottom Row. Student Manager John Hibberd. Tim Vampola. Pat Montagne. Keith Kruse. Gary Smith, Kevin Kruse. Roger Vierrcgger, Jeff Wilson, Rodnc Krcifcls. Gene Pharaoh. Mike Williams. Allen Peterson. Volleyball Top row left to right: Coach Mrs Hahn, Theresa Hevelone. Ellen Grcll. Barb Kracher, Rhonda Ahl, Janet McGuire. Becky Van Horn. Bcv Kracher. Vicky Van Horn. Paula Krajicek. Middle row: Student Managers Kris Norman and Jane Adair. Linda Glesmann. Kim McGuire. Cheryl Buchanan. Debbie Mowinkel. Kim Persinger. Julie Nielsen. Barbara Lienemann. Valeric Dobb. Bottom Row Bcv Schleip. Diane Pelzer. Roxanne Mahloch, Connie Laschansky. Pam Brandenburg. Theresa Kruse and Marta Spence. The team huddles while contemplating the next Awaiting the next serve are (left to right) Bcv Schleip. Kim McGuire, Rhonda Ahl and Bcv few moves. Kracher. 56 Left to right: T. Kruse. K McGuire. P. Brandenburg. B Kracher and V. Van Horn. B Kracher. C. Laschansky and T. Kruse concentrate on the ball being served. Pictured above the team rotates as they work their way. to another victory. 57 Wrestling Back row Gene Pharoah. Dave Cockenll. Coach Mr Sharpe. Scott Dobbs. Mike Broshears. Assistant Coach Mr. Kinney. Jerry McCune. Jeff Salbcrg. Student Manager Mike Taylor. Front row: Tim Gintz. Earl Whitney. Ken Above his opponent. Jerry McCune wrestles at his best. Vampola and Steve Peoples (State). Keith Kruse, Jim Carr. Ricky Peoples. Student Manager Tim Vampola. 58 Mike Broshears struggles to defeat his opponent. Ken Vampola waits for the right moment to overcome his oppo- nent. With legs and arms braced. Jeff Salberg stops his opponent and prepares his next move. With the team and fans watching Earl Whitney wrestles to a victory. Scott Dobbs wrestles to get out of an awkward position. Gene Pharoah tries his best to defeat his opponent and gain points for At heavyweight. Dave Cockcrill wrestled a very promising year, his team. 59 Varsity Basketball During a time-out Dean Glesmann, Ken Montagne, Bill Startzer, Paul McCune and Bob Nielsen prepare to play more basketball. Despite the fact that the loses outnumbered the wins our team always put out their very best on the floor. Many long hours of practice, running and hard workouts, not only put the team into good shape but won them devotion and respect from all of those around them. Win- ning or losing the fans loved our Trojan team the most. Top row: Student Manager Mark Rac. Ken Montagne, Ken Hughes, Mark Kritenbrink. Bob Nielsen, Dean Glesmann. Brian Hahn. Front row: Bill Clark. Student Manager John Hibbcrd. Middle row: Coach Mr Buza. Jim Startzer. Paul McCune. Mark Erhart. Allen Petersen, and Chuck Cloyd. Brian Hahn and Chuck Cloyd stand ready as Mark Clark jumps his best Pictured above are: Dean Glesmann, Bill Slartzcr. Mark Erhart, and Paul McCune. With Bill Startzer. Mark Erhart and Ken Hughes on guard. Jim Kritenbrink reaches to recover the ball. Paul McCune cautiously shoots for a basket. At center. Ken Hughes jumps to tip the ball the Trojan way. to acquire two points for his team. 61 Girls Basketball Back row; Student managers Connie Uhc and Pameula Rhotcn. Kris Norman. Theresa Kruse. Jane Adair. Jill Glesmann. Jeanne Siewert. Billie Ipock. Teresa Havclone. Coach Mr Brandenburg. Mary Milks. Becky Van Horn. Diane Timm. Kim McGuire, Teresa Packctt. Linda Glesmann. Julie Nielsen. Student manager LaVonnc Latham. Front row: Barb Kracher. Pam Brandenburg. Ellen Grell. Vickie Van Horn, Linda Scdlacck. and Bcv Schlcip. 62 Pam Brandenburg shoots to gain more points. L. Sedlacek, T. Kruse, and B. Schleip fight to steal the ball. Ellen Grell shoots a free throw. As the crowd cheers her on Julie Nielsen shoots to obtain points for the Trojans. Pictured above are Barb Krachcr (II), Kris Norman (14), and Becky Van Horn Pam Brendenburg stands ready on guard as Linda Scdlacck reaches for the ball Above the team takes a moment and a breath to relocate positions on the floor. 63 Boys Track Back row: George Green. Dale Helwig. Allen French. Kevin Kruse. Bruce Carpenter. John Hibberd. Steve Cowsky, Jeff Wilson. Ken Mon- tagne. Earl Whitney. Middle row: Coach Salberg. Jim Amerine. Mark Erhart. Mike Jones. Lloyd Cardin. Paul McCunc. Mike Broshears. Jim Haynie. Brian Hahn. Allen Wrilson. Jim Carr, Tim Vampola, and Bill Start er. Front row: Bob Maxwell. Roger Vierregger. Mark Rose, Jeff Salberg. Ken Vampola. Chuck Cloyd, Jim Vandcgrift, Mark Clark. Mark Rac. and Allen Peterson. Above: Lloyd Cardin, Mark Clark, and Mark Erhart. Upper right: Brian Hahn throws the shot-put. Far right: Coach Salberg demonstrates the proper way to jump the high jump. At right: Paul McCunc clears the high jump bar. 64 Jeff Salbcrg throws the discus, above. At left Ken Vampola clears the hurdle with ease. 65 Girls Track Back row: Coach Mrs. Hahn. Deb Mowinkei, Amy Goolsby. Barb Krachcr. Julie Nielsen. Barb Licnemann. Lori Richards. Jill Heydcnreich. Bev Schlcip, Janet McGuire, Ellen Grcll, Mary Milks. Lisa Wilson. Asst. Coach Mr. Sharpe Second row Patty Hanes. Chris Sands. Connie Martin. Linda Hyda, Cheryl Buchanan, Peggy W ise. Kim McGuire. Jeanne Siewert. Pam Rhoten. First row-: Connie Sallach. Marta Spence. Debbie Jones. Valerie Dobbs, Jill Glesmann. Diane Pel er, Linda Glesmann, Theresa Kruse and Pam Brandenburg. Bev Schleip hands off to Julie Nielsen as they run the 880 yard relay. With much determination and muscle Ellen Grcll throws the shot-put. 66 Jeanne Siewert displays her talents in long jump Diane Pelzer competes in girls track by competition. jumping the long jump. Bev Schleip shows her track ability by jumping hurdles. Pictured above are: Teresa Packell. Theresa Kruse, Linda Hyda, and Jill Glesmann. B - Team Basketball Top Row Coach Salbcrg, Roger Vierregger. Don Stollenberg, Jeff Wilson. Middle Row: Jerry Mol . Jim Amerine. Mike Jones. Duane Ba is. Dale Helwig. Bottom Row: Kevin Kruse. Dennis Glesmann. Ron Henderson. Rod Krcifels. Larry Timm and Mike Williams. Mark Clark (40). Ron Henderson. Jim Amerine (42) and Larry Timm fight to recover the ball. Pictured above are Mike Williams (32). Jeff Wilson (34), Rod Krcifels (20). Roger Vierregger (shooting) and Kevin Kruse (24). 68 Freshmen And Eighth Grade Basketball Back Row Mike Williams. Dale Hclwig. Duane Ba is. Rod Kreifels. Coach Gosch. Front Row Don Stoltenberg. Jeff Wilson. Roger Vierrcggcr. and Kevin Kruse. Back Row: Norman Rhoten. Randy Gerdes, Donnie Kuehn. Lynn Shcpler Middle Row: Coach Brandenburg. John Fogcd. Dick Webster. Daniel Glesmann. Jeff Johnson. Front Row: Todd Ncitzel. Jeff Nielsen. W ayne W eatherford. Jerry Latham. Rod Hcvelone. and Bill Milks 69 Junior High Sports 7th Grade Basketball. Back row Mike Irwin. Tom Johnson. Mike Erhart. John Hanes Middle row: Coach Mr Boc. Rick Smith. Mike Wilson. Phil Lieber. Jim Siewert Front row: Chris Scholting. Ronnie Sorensen. Jim Kantor and Richard Addlcman Jr High Football. Back row: M. Glesmann. J. Foged. D. Webster. D Beck. R. Addleman. B Milks, R. Dixon. J. Johnson. B Sidur. R. Sloller. C. Ogden Middle row: J. Davis. D Kuehn. M. Irwin. J. Hanes. T McDonnell, C. Scholting. M. Wilson. S. Dixon. J. Nielsen. B Cardin. J. Siewert. L. Shepler. B. Fieste. Eront row: Coach BobGosch. N. Rholcn. W. Fla veil, G. Dolc al, P. Lieber, M Erhart. R Hevelone. W. Weatherford. D. Schwarz. J. Latham. T Neit el. D. Schlcip and Coach Mr. Bu a 70 Junior High Wrestling Jr High Wrestling. Back row: Todd Neitzcl. Duane Schleip, Lynn Shepler. Billy Cardin. Second row Coach Mr. Kinney. Don Kuchn. Tim McDonnell. Russ Stollcr. Glen Dolc al. Daniel Glcsmann. Coach Mr. Sharpe. Front row Ronnie Sorensen, Chuck Ogden. Norman Rhoten, William Flavell. Student Managers. Back row: Vickie Van Horn. Ruth Rowe. Coach Mr Bu a. Linda Glesmann. Kris Norman. Front row. Mark Rea, Diane Pcl cr and John Hibbcrd. Self-Defense Standing: Coach Mr. Storms. Second row. Jerry McCune and Ken Montagne. Front row: Mike Fcilcn. Ken Vampola. Jeff Salberg and Rick Broshcars. Below: Rick Broshears and Mike Feilen demonstrate an Aikido I. Junior High Track Back row: Coach Bu a. B. Ficstc. D. Webster. L. Shcplcr. J. Nielsen. B Milks. T. Nietzel. J. Foged. R Dixon. Middle row: J Haynes. M Irwin, S. W'ilson. G. Dolezal. R. Hevelone, W. W'eatherford. M. Erhart, R. Gcrdcs. R Stoller. Bottom row: N. Rhotcn. J. John- son. M. Glcsmann. P. Licbcr. B Flavcll. J. Siewert, J. Latham. B. Cardin. D. Kuehn. Top row: Coach Mrs. Hahn, D. French. H Buchanan. C. Schrum. T. Becker. A. Maxwell. L. Blum. B Hegemann. M. Krintcnbnnk. C. Iske. S. Laschansky, J. Palmer. D. Harder. V. Patterson. J. Amerine. Middle row: G. Clark. B. Bowen. D. Knutson. L. Timm. K Mowinkcl. P. Pcl .cr. D. Gilbert. J. Smith, L. Dennis. D. Laschansky. Mr. Hyda. L. Erhart. S. Broshears. Bottom row: L. Koilc. D. Scholting. K Keyes. D. French. J. Miner. T. Kruse. L. Penfield. M. Stungis. D. Packctt. B. Mahloch. D. Wise, and A. Thomas 73 The Score BOY S VARSITY FOOTBALL Johnson Brock 26 12 Won Louisville 38 8 Won Elkhorn 12 6 Won Wahoo 30 13 Won Raymond Central 48 26 Won Gretna 6 26 Lost Weeping Water 40 0 Won Arlington 42 22 Won Valley 60 26 Won VARSITY WRESTLING Cathedral Won Bennington Lost VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Central Won Elkhorn Lost Louisville Won Arlington Won Gretna Won Valley Won TOURNAMENT Centennial Won Central Won Waverly Lost PERU TOURNAMENT Nebraska City Won Elk Creek Lost DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Auburn Won Gretna Lost BOY S VARSITY BASKETBALL Norris 54 74 Lost Bennington 73 55 Won Central 69 47 Won Valley 69 89 Lost Elkhorn 52 60 Lost CHADRON TOURNAMENT Rushville 52 54 Lost Ansley 49 71 Lost Crawford 60 55 Won Plattsmouth 60 80 Lost Louisville 66 61 Won Wahoo 64 78 Lost Weeping Water 49 51 Lost Gretna NCCTOURNAMENT 60 57 Won Valley 68 75 Lost Dominican 79 51 Won Arlington 66 74 Lost Ashland 91 58 Won David City BLAIR TOURNAMENT 67 72 Lost Gretna 58 64 Lost GIRL S VARSITY BASKETBALL Louisville 28 17 Won Elkhorn 28 4 Won Valley 35 21 Won Gretna 9 29 Lost Louisville 24 23 Won BOYS VARSITY TRACK Ml. Michael and Elkhorn 5th Gretna 1st Valley 2nd Valley 2nd Plattsmouth 2nd Ashland 3rd Conference 6th District 5th State Paul McCune quarter mile Mark Erhart 80 yd. dash GIRLS VARSITY TRACK At Peru At Louisville 1st Bennington 1st Valley 1st Conference at Lincoln 8th District at Omaha Gross 6th RESERVE FOOTBALL Elkhorn 0 32 Lost Valley 40 0 Won Louisville 6 0 Won Weeping Water 14 6 Won Board BOY S B-TEAM BASKETBALL SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL Norris 47 49 Lost Gretna 12 14 Lost Bennington 56 57 Lost Arlington 16 19 Lost Central 46 64 Lost Ashland 17 15 Won Valley 55 58 Lost Louisville 16 13 Won Elkhorn 35 51 Lost NCCTOURNAMENT Plattsmouth 49 46 Won Gladiators 22 59 Lost Louisville 33 72 Lost Valley 18 20 Lost Wahoo 33 38 Lost W'ecping Water 21 19 Won Weeping Water 38 56 Lost Elkhorn 16 8 Won Gretna 33 51 Lost Bennington 28 23 W'on Dominican 40 23 Won Arlington 40 71 Lost Ashland 57 54 W'on JR HIGH EOOTBALL David City 43 46 Lost Elkhorn 16 30 Lost GIRL’S RESERVE BASKETBALL Gretna 6 20 Lost W'eeping W'ater 40 24 Won Arlington 22 44 Lost Louisville 7 4 W'on Elkhorn 12 13 Lost Valley II 6 Won JR HIGH W RESTLING Gretna 20 9 Won Louisville 14 4 Won Gretna Lost Bennington Won Elkhorn Won Cathedral Won NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL Valley Won JR HIGH BOYS TRACK Gretna 24 23 Won Arlington 42 22 Won At Valley 3rd Ashland 36 33 Won At Louisville 2nd Louisville 28 51 Lost Conference at W'averly 8th Valley 46 44 Won Elkhorn 30 46 Lost JR HIGH GIRLS TRACK Central 41 53 Lost Peru 4th EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL Gretna 15 16 Lost Arlington 16 26 Lost Ashland 34 29 Won Louisville NCCTOURNAMENT 21 36 Lost Central 33 26 Won Valley 23 30 Lost Valley 26 34 Lost Weeping Water 31 21 Won Elkhorn 29 23 W'on Bennington 40 33 Won vou’ve: got TO TO FIGH1 W IN Organizations Back row: Joan Maystrick. Leigh Erhart, Marcia Kuehl, John Hibberd. Bob Nielsen, Mark Clark, Leonard Hoctor, Doug Schwarz, Rex Beck From row: Karen Spence, Rick Broshears, Roxanne Mahloch, Bill Startzcr and Mr. Gerdes Student Council The Student Council provides many services for the student body at Platteview. They accept new ideas and opinions from the students, and have lessened the gap between students, teachers, and administration. They cannot please everyone, but set out to please the majority and succeed. A big accomplishment of the year was the placing of benches and center planter in the courtyard with a flag pole in the middle. Back row: Rick Broshears (vice presidcm), Bill Startzer (president). From row: Karen Spence (treasurer). Mr. Gerdes (sponsor), Roxanne Mahloch (secretary). 78 I Back row: Karen Spence, Ruth Whitney, Merilec Gates, Linda Sedlacek, LaVonne Latham, George Green. Bruce Carpenter, Gary Thimgan, Rhonda Ahl, Betty Dcloskc, Nancy Bruning, Kim Carpenter, Dawn Mayslnck, Laura Eichner. Middle row: Sponsor Miss Kirchmann. Judy Hibberd, Carol Eckholt, Sharon Weatherford. Jen Amerine. Dorothy Cain. Front ro : Ken Vampola, Dean Glesmann, Bob Nielsen, Tom Barger. Bill Startzer. National Honor Society In order to be a member of NHS a student must have an average of 90.3 and keep it throughout the school year. But...it isn't all “brain power, as was shown by this years members. A GREAT dance was sponsored by the members and their leader. Miss Kirchmann. The theme was The 50's and it was a big hit with dances and contests of the 50's. We hope you all have it made in the shade. Back row. Laura Eichner (secretary). Dawn Maystnck (vice president) Front row: LaVonne Latham (treasurer). Bob Nielsen (president). Miss Kirchmann (sponsor). 79 Industrial Arts Club The purpose of the Industrial Arts Club is to provide an experience for those who have shown an interest in industry and industrial processes. A full year started with a tour to Milford Vocational Tech School, Goodyear Rubber Co., and Nebraska Boiler. This year Mr. Sayer's and the boys sponsored an open house to exhibit pro- jects done in the classes. Along with this was a racing program to talk about drag racing as a hobby. To end the year, the group had an an- nual steak fry which proved to be a success. Industrial Arts Club Officers are: back row: Bernard Sedlacek (secretary) Teacher Mr. Sayers. Rick Broshcars (president). Front row: Greg Scholting (vice president) and Jeff Mann (treasurer). Back row left to right: Barry Post. Allen Wilson. Rod Post, Ken Hughes. Dean Glesmann. Scott Weightier, Tom Buskirk, Randy Vinson. Steve Schneider, Rick Matson, Philip Schram, Steve Becker. Second row: Terry Fowler. David Barkdoll, Joe Erhart. Steve Pointer. Tim Ward, Phillip Finley, Earl Whitney. Mike Taylor, Daniel Dolezal. Rick Buskirk, and Jerry McCune. Third row: Mike Broshears, Kent Maystrick, Dennis Glesmann. Bruce Carpenter. Steve Peoples. Chuck Sands, Robert Larsen, Robert Miller, Gary Thimgan, Mike Larsen, and Ron Keller. Bottom row: Sponsors: Mr. Hlavac. Mr. Sayers. Paul McCune, Greg Scholting. Jeff Mann. Rick Broshears, Bernard Sedlacek. Bruce Schleip. Bill Barkdoll. Gary Schneekloth. David Lugsch, and Dan Guy. 80 German Club Standing from left to right: George Green. Kent Widdicombe, Allen French. David Cockerill. Jerry McCune, Edward Finley. Lloyd Rowe, Judy Hibberd. Ken Montagne, Jeanne Siewert. Tom Bargar. Tonia Ruff, Laura Eichner, Bob Nielsen. Marta Spence, Larry Timm. Becky Van Hom, Sue Fernald, Mark Clark. Joan Maystrick. Theresa Hevelonc. Bill Startzer, Diane Timm. Jeff Salbcrg. Middle row. sitting: Sponsor Mrs. Brown. Tcri Thomas. David Lugsch. Bob Siewert, Kim Persinger. Robert Green. Kristja Norman, Linda Glcsmann. Jill Glesmann. and Shelly Schuelke. Front row: Kevin Kruse. Ken Vampola, Vickie Van Horn, Jim Fowler. Roxianne Mahloch. Dawn Maystrick. Ruth Whitney, Kathy Schneider. Julie Nielsen. German Club is “A social group whose purpose is to create comaraderie amongst the speakers of German.” It was a short year for the German Club. As a result of so many other activities the German Club was limited to only one event, their annual picnic at the end of the year. They journeyed to Mandon Park, only to be discouraged by hail and rain. But they had a most enjoyable time before the day was ruined. Standing Carol Eckholt (Vice Pres.). Judy Hibberd (Treasurer). Tern Thomas (Secretary). Mrs. Brown Sponsor, Sitting: Ken Montagne (President) 81 Business Club To belong to Business Club one must have or have taken at least two business courses. Then a short paper on any aspect of business must be written before you are officially a Club member. The club manages the general store to accom- pany the needs of the students and raise money for the annual. They also sponsor the yearly magazine sales. The year flew by so fast that the annual field trip was not taken. To end the year they had a raf- fle for two 1972-73 yearbooks to be given away. Officers: Standing from left. Barb Krachcr (president). Debbie Schnick (secretary- treasurer). and sitting Ellen Grell (vice pres.) Business Club-Top row from left to right, Kiley Gilbert. Dawn Maystrick. Betty Dcloskc, Delores Glesmann. Theresa Kruse. Ruth Whitney, Dorothy Cain, Linda Sedlacek, Men Ice Gates, Rhonda Ahl. Rita Sorensen. Kim Carpenter, Barb Krachcr. Middle Row: Laura Eichner. Nancy Bruning, Carol Eckholt, Judy Hibberd, Gay Palmer, Teacher Mr Ahl. Bottom row: Penny Womochil, Vickie Purscl. Debbie Schnick, Donna Kuehn, Ellen Grell. 82 Library Club The library is the place where students go to sit quietly for awhile, do research work, read magazines or get together with that certain someone. You are welcome to remain there as long as you don't abuse the priviliges of the library. This year a few changes have taken place. Over 400 new books were added and some new shelves to put them on. Also there are 15 new magazines added to the magazine rack. Librarian Miss Kirchmann Library Club: Top Row from left lo right: Librarian Miss Kirchmann. Kathy Mowinkle. Sheri Hughes. Vicky Van Horn. Dorothy Cain. Bob Siewert. Pearl Hammers. Theresa Packctt, Chris Sands. Connie Sallach. Darlene Addleman. Joyce Miner. Bottom row: Merilee Gates. Nancy Brumng. Ruth Rowe. Debra Mowinkel. and Janet McGuire. 83 Journalism Staff Standing Mr. Storms, John Iske-cirrculation editor, Dan Guy- assistant circulation editor, Carol Eckholt-Editor. Randy Hike- assistant activity editor. Chris Ba is-rcportcr. Ron Keller-reporter, Cecelia Barton-feature writer. Sitting: Jcnc Amerine-entertainment. Donna Kuchn-activity editor. Ruth Whitney-cditoral, Barb Kracher- sports editor. LaVonnc Latham-artist. Theresa Kruse-assistant sports editor and Susan Beck-reporter. Stapling papers are: Carol Eckholt. Barb Kracher, Susan Beck and John Iske, Ruth Whitney and Theresa Kruse are busy proof-reading a Delores Glesmann. stensil. 84 Yearbook Staff Silting: Ruth Rowe-art editor. Betty Deloskc-cditor. and Donna Kuehn-co-cditor. Standing: Debbie Schnick-business manager. Mr Ahl-advisor. Gay Palmer-staff. Mary Milks-staff. Kim Carpenter- editor. Bob Siewcrt-copy editor. Dorothy Cain-copy editor. Merilce Gatcs-staff. Ellen Grcll-staff. Wc think this years yearbook is the best ever and we hope you enjoy it for its intended purpose - to recall the memories of Plattevicw. Our co- editors Betty Deloske and Kim Carpenter, along with a very dedicated staff, worked long and hard to produce this collection of pictures and memories for you. 85 DARK ROOM STAFF Left to right Dawn Maystrick. John Hibbcrd. Laura Lichncr. and Mike Jones. Glee The glee, this year put in many hours of long hard practices that seemed to be quite profitable at the close of the year. A bake sale was held this year to help pay for the unsold record albums recorded by the glee department. The Annual Music Clinic was held at Ashland which proved to be quite enjoyable for most of the students. Along with the regular Christ- mas and Spring Concerts, the glee spent a day from school joined by the band to put on concerts at the Elmwood and Waterloo High School. So the 1972-73 school year will be a memorable one for those in glee. Ratings Mixed Chorus Girls Glee Boys Glee Tonia Ruff-Piano David Lugsch- Low Voice Rick Broshears- High Voice George Green- Medium Voice Allen French- Medium Voice Miscellaneous Ensemble Mixed Ensemble Swing Choir Boys Quartet 86 Back row: Dave Lugseh. Jerry McCune, Vicki Van Horn, Diane Timm. Bev Schlcip, Theresa Hcvclonc. Mary Milks. Carol fcckholt, Ellen Grell. Barb Krajicek. Barb Krachcr, Pearl Hammers. Jane Adair. Rick Broshcars. Mike Broshcars. Third row: Instructor Mr. Landberg, Mike Taylor. Rod Krcifels, Christie Kreifels. Gay Palmer. Kim Persinger. Jill Heyenrcich. Jeanne Sicwcrt. Paula Krajicek. Tonia Ruff, Bev Kracher. Linda Glcsmann. Allen French. George Green. Paul McCune. Second row: Steve Pictured at left: Boys Quartet Dave Lugseh. Allen French. George Green and Rick Broshears. Pictured at right: Swing Choir in back of ladder-bottom row: Barb Kra- jicek. Kim Persinger. Barb Kracher. Rick Broshears. Second row: Dave Lugseh. Mcrilce Gates. Toma Ruff. Third row: Mary Milks. Jane Adair. Carol Eckholl Fourth row Ruth Rowe Top Jerry McCune In front of ladder, bottom to top: Karen Spence, Paul McCune, Mike Broshcars, Steve Cowsky. George Green. Allen French and Steve Peoples Cowsky. Matt Sallach. Scott Dobbs. Karen Spence. Ruth Rowe. Donna Kuehn. Kris Norman. Terri Thomas. Ronna Smith, Terri Rickard. Debbie Mowinkel. Mark Rea. Mike Williams. Front row: Steve Peoples. Chris Palmer. Merilee Gates. Dorothy Cain. LaVonnc Latham. Valerie Dobbs. Diana Smith and Robert Green. Girls Glee back row: Christie Krcifels. Vickie VanHorn. Theresa Hcvelonc, Diane Timm. Mary Milks. Carol Eckholt. Bev Schleip. Ellen Grell. Pearl Hammers. Barb Krachcr, Tonia Ruff. Jeanic Schrum. Third Rim Chris Palmer. Ruth Rowe. Linda Hyda. Jill Heydcnrcich. Jeanne Sicwcrt. Barb Krajicek. Paula Krajicek. Bev Krachcr. Linda Glcsmann. Jane Adair, Amy Goolsby. Second Row Kim Pcrsingcr. Peggy Wise. Kathy Iskc. Donna Kuehn. Kris Norman. Ronna Smith, Terri Rickard. Jo Kantor. Debbie Mowinkel, Instruc- tor Mr. Landberg. Front Row: Gay Palmer. Mcrilcc Gates. Dorothy Cain. LaVonne Latham. Karen Spence. Valerie Dobbs. Diana Smith. Tern Needham. Terri Thomas. Boss Octet left to right: Dave Lugsch. Jerry McCune. Paul McCunc. Rick Broshears. Allen French, Mike Broshcars. George Green, and Steve Cow sky. 88 Boys Glee at left: Instructor Mr Landberg. Back Row: Jerry McCune. Dobbs. Steve Cowsky. Mark Rea Front Row: Mike Taylor. Matt Rick Broshcars. Mike Broshears. Paul McCune. Mike Williams. Sallach. Steve Peoples. Allen French, and Robert Green. George Green. Second Row: Dave Lugsch, Rod Kreifels. Scott The glee marches in at the annual Christmas Concert The glee sings as Mr. Landberg directs and Keen Ruff accompanies them on the piano, singing. “Angels We Have Heard On High. Pictured above in front arc Rick Broshcars and Paul McCune. 89 Back row left to right. Patricia Rea. Bruce Carpenter. Lloyd Rowe. Bill Milks. John Hibherd. Rick Broshears Fourth row: Christine Kreifcls. Laura Lichncr, Pam Brandenburg. Ruth Cramer. Rita Sorensen. Third row Tasha Becker. Sharon Broshears. Mary Ostransky. Dan Anderson. Amy (loolsbv. Rhonda Ahl. Bob Nielsen. Bob Siewert. George Green. Ken Vampola. Steve Cowsky. Lori Richards. Second row Kahty Uhe. Lynn Penfield. Liegh Ann Frhart. Wendy W'iddicombc. Dianna Harder, Tonia Ruff, Dave Cockerill. Joan Maystrick. First row: Dawn Maystrick. Barb Liencmann. Virginia Christy. Cheryl Buchanan and Diane Landberg. Strutters back row: C. Buchanan. K Persinger, Majorette P Foged. V. Mann. Laura Lichner. Front row: C. Laschansky and R Mahloch. Ratings Plattsmouth Marching Festival Nebraska Marching Festival District Music Contest Lloyd Rowe - Snare Drum Chuck Cloyd - Trombone Rhonda Ahl - Bassoon Karen Spence - Flute Stage Band Brass Choir Flute Trio Trumpet Quartet Trombone Quartet Woodwind Quintet Brass Sextet I Back row Joe Davis. Paul McCune. Mike Broshears. Instructor Mr. Leigh Fourth row Roxanne Mahloch. Valerie Mann. Dale Hclwig. Patty Fogcd. Gary Schncckloth. Third row: Julie Nielsen. Paul Cramer. Vickie Patterson. Theresa Olsen. Dan Beck. John Fogcd. Rex Sorenson. Jane Adair. Larry Timm. Jeff Nielsen. Allen French. Kent Maystrick. Chuck Cloyd. Second row: Roger Vierreggcr. Kent Widdecombe. Rodney Kreifels. Mark Rea. Mary Milks. Kim Pcrsingcr. Rodney Cicrdcs. Jeanne Siewert First row Laurie Schulte. Connie Laschansky. Theresa Kruse. Betty Deloskc. Ruth Whitney. Diane Timm. Marta Spence and Karen Spence. Jr High Band back row Ronnie Sorensen. Donna French. Penny Lid dick. Shelley Iske. Mr. Leigh Instructor Second row: Jackie West. Ann Wilson. Becky Kroese. Barb Bowen. Linda Timm. Jim Siewert. Gene Pharoah. Todd Ncit cl. John Hanes. Phil Leiber. Lynn Shcpler. Robert Green. Front row Holly Buchanan. Sandy Laschansky. Kim Keyes. Debbie Prucha. Patty Pharoah. Tracy Kruse, and Jan Maystrick. Band Again this year in the fall the band practiced each morning to prepare for the annual Pershing Marching Festival. Rain or shine they could be heard for miles around. Besides marching and performing at half-time football games, and hav- ing a Pep Band at basketball games; the kids and their Director Mr. Leigh worked to prepare for parades, concerts and contest. In the spring the band and glee took a day off to give a concert at Elmwood and Waterloo. The hard work and dedication proved worthwhile as the year ended with many happy moments and enough memories to last a life time. Each year at the band’s annual Spring Concert Mr. Leigh awards an Outstanding Bandsmen award to a Senior boy and girl who he feels has had musical ability, determina- tion and loyalty throughout their years of service. Above, Bob Nielsen was chosen to receive the boy’s Outstanding Bandsmen award. Pictured at the right, the girl’s Outstanding Bandsmen award went to Dawn Maystrick. LAB BAND Back row: Tonia Ruff, Rhonda Ahl, Rick Broshears, Lloyd Rowe. Bruce Carpenter. Ken Vampola. George Green, Bob Nielsen. Bob Siewert, Mike Broshears. Second row : Laura Eichner. Pam Brandenburg. Jeff Nielsen. Allen French. Chuck Cloyd. Kent Maystrick. Front row: Dawn Maystnck. Barb Lienemann. Virginia Christie, Cheyrl Buchanan. Gary Schneekloth. Rod Gerdes. Kent Widdicombe. Jeanne Siewert. Roger Vierreggar. Joan Maystrick. Diane Timm. Marta Spence, and Karen Spence. PLATTEV1EW STAGE BAND Back row: Rhonda Ahl. Tonia Ruff. Rick Broshcars. Lloyd Rowe. Bruce Carpenter. Steve Cowsky. Ken Vampola. George Green. Bob Nielsen. Bob Sicwert. Mike Broshears. Scond row: Jeff Nielsen. Allen French. Chuck Cloyd. Kent Maystrick Front row: Gary Schncckloth. Rodney Gcrdes. Kent Widdecombc. Jeanne Sicwert. Roger Vierreggar PEP BAND In back: Lloyd Rowe. Cheryl Buchanan. Mike Broshears, Rick Broshears. Dale Helwig. Kent Widdecombc, Allen hrcnch. Larry Timm. Ruth Whitney. Jeff Nielsen. Dave Cockrill. Lori Richards. Se- cond row: Virginia Christie. Valerie Mann. Rhonda Ahl. Rita Sorensen. Pam Brandenburg. Mary Milks. Rod Gcrdes. Front row: Barb Licnemann. Amy Goolsby. Joan Maystrick. Karen Spence. Diane Timm. Kent Maystrick. Steve Cowsky. Christie Kreifels Marta Spence. George Green, and Ken Vampola. 93 Pep Club Back Row: M Milks, J. Kantor, J. McQuire, T. Ruff, C. Fernald, E. Brewer, A. Goolsby, C. Sallach. B. VanHorn. 2nd Row: P Flavcl, K McGuire. P Rhoien. C. Uhc. T. Nemee. M. Shelton. B Peelz, T. Seidenglanz. D. Hike. 3rd Row: Sponsor Mrs. Hahn. P. Branden- burg. D. Pelzer. L. Gicsmann, C. Krcifels. R Ahl. P Krajicek, K. Uhc. T. Barton Bottom Row: T. Packett, S. Schuelke, C. Sands. D Mowinkcl. J. Gicsmann. J. Nielsen, T. Kruse. B. Krachcr, J Sicwcrt. J. Adair. P. Foged. Sponsor Miss Rieschick. This years Pep Club un- derwent new and promising im- provements. We formed a Spirit Club, open to everyone who would wear red and set with us. The boys shared their talent by helping the Spirit Club and Cheerleaders. Their red megaphones and strong voices helped our Spirit grow with every game. The Sports Banquet was different also. We had a Pot Luck Dinner, which was very successful. To wrap up a very en- joyable year, the Pep Club went out to eat. 94 P. Brandenbcrg (Pres ); P. Krajicek (Merit Officer); C. Sallach and C. Fernald (Concession stand workers); L. Glesmann (V. Pres ); T. Ruff (Sec.-Trea.); Not Pictured Christie Krcifels (Conces- sion Stand Chairman) P Club The rough and tough Tro- jans from P-Club kept the Ians on the edge of their seats from game to game. Each member shows that he possesses outstanding ability in football, basketball, wrestling or track. During the football games Ellen Grell, Kim Carpenter, Donna Kuehn, Judy Hibberd, and Carol Eckholt helped by serving the usual pop and coffee to the sports fans. Seniors along with the five girls went to Anthony's for steaks to celebrate a year well done. Sponsor Mr. Salbcrg. Bob Nielsen (Secretary-Treasurer). Bill Startzcr (President). Rick Broshears (Vice President). Sponsor Mr. Buza. Back row: John Hibberd. Jim Vandergrift. Gary Schneekloth. Allen Prench, Ken Vampola. Earl Whitney. Jim Haynic. Mark Clark. Allen Petersen. Middle row: Brian Hahn. Paul McCune. Lloyd Rowe. Dean Glesmann. Jeff Salbcrg. Mike Broshears, Chuck Cloyd, James Carr. Mark Erhart Bottom row Sponsor Mr. Buza. Bob Nielsen. Bill Startzcr. Jerry McCune. Steve Becker. Rick Broshears. Jeff Mann. Sponsor Mr. Salberg. 95 B Team Cheerleaders: Chris Sands, Shelly Schullke, Jill Glesmann, Deb Mowinkcl. Julie Nielsen and Teresa Packctt. Cheerleaders This year the A and B Team cheerleading squads consisted of six girls in each group. Also, with the com- ing of Spirit Club, five male cheerleaders were chosen. They lead cheers along with the A and B Team cheerleaders at Basketball and Wrestling matches throughout the season. A-Tcam Cheerleaders pictured at left: Theresa Kruse, Barb Krajicek, Jeanne Sicwert, Patty Fogcd. Jane Adair, and Barb Kracher. Pictured below (bottom to top): Ken Montagne, Dave Lugsch, Jerry McCune, Mike Fcilcn, and Rick Broshears. 96 From Row: Darlene Addlcmann. Kris Norman. Donna Kuehn, Dawn Mays trick, Ruth Rowe, Tern Thomas, Roxanne Mahloch, Erin Brewer. 2nd Row: LaVonnc Latham. Sue Fcrnald, Kim Pcrsingcr. Bev Kracher, Laura Eichner, Kiley Gilbert, Vicki Pursel, Mary Barkdoll. Ellen Grcll. Last Row: Bonnie Wood, Mcrilcc Gates. Bev Schleip. Teresa Flevelone, Randy Flike, Vicki VanHorn. Kathy Schneider. Sponsor Mrs. Brown. Not pictured: Betty Gotten and Connie Laschansky. Drill Team The Platteview Drill Team grew to 24 members this year. The team prepared routines to songs and performed them throughout the football and basketball seasons, as well as at pep rallies. Drill Team members added spirit and color during halftimes, but their tasks didn't slop there. Some of the girls lead the band as banor carries during parades. We feel the girls have had a successful season and are looking forward to watching them create new formations next year. Drill Team Officers left to right: Ellen Grcll - Secretary; Dawn Maystrick-Co-captain; Donna Kuchn-Student Council Representative; Mcrilcc Gatcs-Trcasurcr; Laura Eichner-Co-captain; Mrs. Brown, Sponsor. 97 100 Homecoming King and Queen: Rick Broshears and Barb Kracher Girl candidates pictured above: Carol Eckholt, Laura Eichner, Barb Kracher, Dawn Maystrick and Bonnie Wood. The Homecoming boy candidates were: Bill Startzer. Ken Montagne. Rick Broshears. Jeff Mann and Jerry McCune. Homecoming Homecoming 73 Homecoming night started off right with a vic- tory over Wahoo, Neuman 30-13 everyone was in the mood for celebrating. The Juniors were very successful in putting on the Homecoming Dance with “Olympics as their theme. The night ended beautifully with the corona- tion consisting of an honor guard and crown barrers. 101 Rick Broshears and Barb Kracher were crowned the 1972-73 King and Queen by last years King. Allan Post and Queen. Carolynn Vierregger. Senior Class Play Director - Mr. Troxel. Mr. Morlock - Tom Bargar. Mrs. Morlock • Nancy Bruning. Mary - LaVonnc Latham, Jessica - Barb Kracher, Mildred - Ellen Grell. Joe Lanconi • Rick Broshcars, Luigi Lanconi - David Lugsch. Martha - Merilee Gates, Lucifer - Jerry McCunc, Miss Akers - Christie Kreifels, George Pie - Randy Vinson. Mrs. Schmaltz - Gay Palmer, Mrs. Frink - Barb Krajicek, Dr. Brown - Bob Siewert. Mr. Black - Jeff Mann. Student Directors - Dorothy Cain and Lin- da Sedlacck. Make up - Theresa Kruse. Donna Kuchn, Kim Carpenter. Betty Deloske and Delores Glesmann. Stage Crew - Bernard Sedlacck. Bob Nielsen, Ken Monlagen. Lloyd Rowe, and Robert Miller. Junior Class Play Instead of an annual Jr. Class Play this year, the Juniors tried something new. Two one Act Plays and a Talent Show made up two hours of enjoyment. The One Act Plays, under the direction of Mr. Troxcl were: •‘The Cop and the Anthem. Actors: A. French. M. Clark, J. Salberg. C. Buchanan. R Ahl. R Branden- burg. K Spence. G. Green. V. Mann. P. Krajicek, and M Broshears. and “Goodbye to the Clown. ' Actors: P McCunc. S. Schuclke. B. Green. T. Ruff. D. Timm, and T. Bargar. The Talent Show consisted of: a Facul- ty Sextet with chorus girls. Tap Dancing. Two Magic Acts, a Trio of singers, a Boys Quartet. Mr. Dam- brosia and his harmonica. Mr. Ahl and his pan- lomines. and Kazoo Band and the Announcer - Ken Vampola. 103 Speech Contest Con. ONE ACT PLAY II “Goodbye to the Clown Clown - Paul McCune Peggy - Shelly Schuelke George - Tom Bargar Mother - Diane Timm Dr. Benson - Bob Green Miss Erwin - Tonia Ruff INTERPRETATION OF DRAMA Tonia Ruff Jeanne Siewerl III Linda Glesmann Kim Persinger DUET ACTING III Amy Goolsby Rick Peoples INTERPRETATION OF PROSE III Margie Hand INTERPRETATION OF POETRY III Allen French Dis. ill II IV III III INFORMATIVE PUBLIC ADDRESS III Karen Spence ORIGINAL PUBLIC ADDRESS III George Green AFTER DINNER SPEAKING III Ken Vampola EXTEMPORANEORIS SPEAKING I Kim Crannell II II II I 104 The 50’s Dance To raise money for this year, the N.H.S. sponsored a ’50’s Dance. Admission price was 75C a person and 50c if you came dressed in ’50 styles. At the dance con- tests were held. Best dressed were: David Lugsch and Amy Goolsby; best twisters were: Sharon Weatherford, and Bob Nielsen; best Hula-hoopers were: Jan Maystrick, Lori Richards; and Ken Vampola proved to be the best limbobimbo. The dance proved to be an ex- citing and memorial experience for everyone. Sweetheart Dance Each year around Valentines Day the Junior Class sponsors a Sweetheart Dance, and this year was no exception. Each high school grade chooses one boy and one girl to represent their class in the Sweetheart Competition. Then the eight candidates are voted upon by the entire school. The winners become the Sweetheart King and Queen for that year. After the crowning at the dance an auction was held. First the King was sold for two dances, then the Queen, then anyone else who wanted to be bought or sold. As a final attraction, tokens were sold, I for 10c or 3 for 25«. They were traded to the one or ones you chose for a kiss. After a time, the tokens each person had were counted. Roxi Mahloch and Rick Broshears proved to the Mr. and Ms. Kissable for 1973. Sweelheart King and Queen Ken Montagnc and Connie Laschansky. 106 Sweetheart Candidates Left to right. Duane Ba is (9th grade). Brian Hahn (10th grade). Bruce Carpenter (11th grade). Ken Montagne (12th grade). Connie Laschansky (1 Ith grade). Dawn Maystrick (12th grade). Roxianne Mahloch (10th grade), and Chris Sands (9th grade). Sports Banquet Football and Track Chris Salbcrg Basketball Bill Bu a Girl's Basketball Darrel Brandenburg Volleyball and Track Sherri Flahn Wrestling Coach Tony Sharpe P-Club President Bob Nielsen Along with the many changes taking place this year, the Sports Banquet made a few changes also. Instead of having the regular prepared dinner, they held a pot luck supper which resulted in a wide variety of dishes. After everyone had their fill of all the delicious food, award presen- tations began. All the coaches presented their awards to all the in- dividuals deserving them. To end an enjoyable evening Mr. Salberg made a Farewell and Thanks to everyone involved in making it the success it was. 108 Sports Dance An enjoyable evening began at the Sports Dance by playing many favorite selections on tapes. The climax of the dance was the crowning of the 1972-73 Sports King and Queen. Candidates were Dean Glesmann. Bill Startzer, Bob Nielsen; Lin- da Sedlacek. Theresa Kruse, and Barb Krajicek. Last years King and Queen. Dan Moore and Gayle Joern, crowned Theresa Kruse and Bill Startzer King and Queen for the 1972-73 year. Pictured at left: Sports King and Queen: Bill Startzer and Theresa Kruse. The Sports Dance is the only dance of the year which only High School students are allowed to attend 1972 - 73 Prom “Midnight Sun” was the theme for the Jr. Sr. Prom. The banquet and dance were held at the New Tower on 78th and Dodge. This years prom servers were Mark Erhart, Teri Thomas. Brian Hahn, and Vicky Van Horn. The banquet began at 7:00 pm. and the dance at 8:30. Music for the dance was provided by “Good Grief. At 12:30 the dance ended, but for many it was the beginning of more to add to one of the most enjoyable and memorable occasions of a lifetime. As these pictures at the right show, the attendance at Prom was good; the tables beautiful; and the music was easy to dance to. Everyone had a fun time with the help of good food and a fantastic combo. 110 MOTTO WE CAN THINK ABOUT FOREVER, BUT WE ONLY REALLY LIVE FOR TOOAY FLOWER CARNATIONS and BABY'S BREATH COLORS PRINCESS BLUE and ROYAL BLUE Valedictorian - Bill Slarl cr BACCALAUREATE SUNDAY, MAY 13, 1973, 7:30 P.M. HIGH SCHOOL CAFFTORIUM Processional.............................................Edythe Dyer Invocation.......................................Rev. Walter Marshall irst United Methodist Church of Springfield Mixed Chorus....................................Senior Music Students Sermon...........................................Rev. Walter Marshall “The NOW Forever Benediction.................................Rev. Walter Marshall Recessional.........................................Edythe Dyer Board of Education EDWARD KRAJICEK. Pres'dent DWIGHT TRUHBLE. Vic«-pr«� ident DOROTHY VIERREGGER. S cr«t� ry PAUL ERHART. Treasurer FRANK KNAPP ORVILLE NIELSEN Junior Class Pathfinders and Ushers Bruce Carpenter (P) Connie Laschansky (P) Mike Broshears (P) Valerie Mann (P) Dennis Glesmann (U) Mark Clark (U Karen Spence (U) Randy Hike (U) Paul McCune (U) Jeff Salberg (u) Cheryl Buchanan (U) Pam Brandenburg (y) Salutatorian - LaVonne Latham COMMENCEMENT THURSDAY, MAY 17, I 973, 5.-00 P.M. HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM Processional....................................High School Band Invocation.............................Rev. Theodore L Richling St. Columbkille Catholic Church Salutatorian........ Valedictorian....... Scholarship......... 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Springfield, Nebraska Pittsburgh Paints 123 SHEPLERS GROCERY Students Today Homebuyers Tomorrow you look over the counter at a smile Springfield, Nebraska f I %� % Throw your weight around ADVERTISE In Our Book Builder of Homes Gretna, Nebraska LATHAM GRAIN ELEVATOR Springfield, Nebraska 124 PLETTNER BROTHERS MAYTAG HIGHLAND CENTER Papillion, Nebraska HINKY DINKY LaVista, Nebraska We have everything for all of your cooking needs. THE PLATTEVIEW ANNUAL STAFF would like to Thank all of the people and businessmen who contributed to the Annual .... Buskirk's Barber Shop Kreifels Hatchery Stela’s Beauty Shop Millard Pharmacy John’s Pkg. Store Bing’s Bar Ben Franklin Tera Plaza Carriage Plaza Barber Shop and Tara Plaza Barber Shop Hi - Way House Motor Inn, Papillion Farm Bureau Insurance Lona’s Beauty Salon Carriage Plaza, Papillion Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Hezel Mr. and Mrs. Gene Eckholt Mr. and Mrs. John Latham Alice Gottsch Stan’s Shoes 125 Senior Activity BARGAR. TOM: German Club 1,2,3.4, Nat. Honor Society 2,3,4. Boys Glee 1,2,3, Mixed Chorus 3. Class Play 3, Speech Contest (one-act play) 2.3.4, County Government Day 3. BARKDOLL. MARY: Business Club 3,4. Drill Team 4, Band Banner Carrier 4. One-Act Play 2. BARTON, CECILIA: Paper Staff 4, Chorus 4, Tennis Team I, Candy Chairman 3. Spirit Club 4, Class Play 3. BARTON. TERRI: Pep Club 1,2,3, Spirit Club 4. BECKER. STEVE: P Club 1,2,3.4, Industrial Arts 3,4, Track 1,2, Basketball 1,2, Football 1,2,3, (All Conference Guard) 4. Speech Contest (one-act play) 2, County Government Day 3. BROSHEARS. RICK: Class (Secretary) 3. P Club 1,2,3, (Vice Presi- dent) 4. Student Council 4. Concert Band 2,3,4, Stage Band 1,2,3, Pep Band 3.4. State Clinic Chorus 3.4, Boys Glee 1,2,3,4. Mixed Chorus 1,- 2.3.4. Boys Quartet 1.2,3,4. Boys Octet 1.2,3,4, Swing Choir 3.4. Solo 3.4, Football 1.2,3,4, Track 1,2, Wrestling I, Karate 4, Class Play 3,4, Speech Contest (one-act play) 2, Sweetheart King 3, Homecoming King 4. Pathfinder-Commencement 3. BRUNING, NANCY: Nat. Honor Society 2,3,4, Business Club 3,4. Library Club 1.2.3,4. District Speech Contest 2. Speech Festival 2. Speech Conference 2. Class Play 3.4. County Government Day 3. Business Contest 3, Honor Pass. CAIN, DOROTHY: Business Club 3.4. Nat. Honor Society 2,3,4. Yearbook Staff (copy-editor) 4. Library Club 1,2.3.4. Mixed Chorus I,- 2.3.4, Girls Glee 1.2,3.4, Mixed Ensemble 2,3, Pep Club 1,2,3, Spirit Club 4. Music Clinic I.2.3.4. Music Contest I.2.3.4. Class Play (Make- up) 3. (Student Director) 4. Speech Conference Clinic 2. District Speech Contest 2. Acting Festival 2. Typing Award 2, Shorthand Award 3, Business Contest 2,3,4, County Government Day 3, Honor Pass, Secretary to Mr. Ahl 4. CARPENTER. KIM: Yearbook Staff 3, (co-editor) 4, Business Club 3.4. Nat. Honor Society 3.4. Secretary to Mr. Ahl 4. Pep Club 1.2. (Secretary) 3, Class Play (make-up) 4. Prom Server 2, Usher- Commencement 3. County Government Day 3. Honor Pass, Gold Cer- tificate Award 4, Letter of Commendation CARR. LINDA: Business Club 3.4, Speech Contest I COONTS, CINDY: Business Club 4, Speech Contest 2,3, CRANNELL. KIM: Industrial Arts 3,4, Clarinet Choir 2, Band 1,2,3, Boys Glee 1,2, Wrestling 1,2, Speech Contest (Extemporanious Speaking-one rating) 2.3,4, Conference Speech Contest 2,3,4. Doanc College Speech Contest 2,3,4. DELOSKE. BETTY: Varsity Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 3, Pershing Marching Festival 2,3,4, Concert Band 3, Nat. Honor Society 3,4, Business Club 3.4, Yearbook Staff 3. (co-editor) 4, Class Play (make-up) 4, Honor Pass, Business Contest 3 ECKHOLT. CAROL: Class (Vice President) I. Library Club 1, Ger- man Club I, (Secretary) 2.3. (Vice President) 4, Nat. Honor Society 2,3,- 4, Business Club 4. Paper Staff (editor) 4. Girls Glee 1.2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4, Swing Choir 3.4, Triple Tno 2, Miscellaneous Ensemble 3, Girls Track 2, Volleyball 3, Pep Club (merit officer) I, (Reserve Cheerleader) 2. (President) 3. Class Play 3. Speech Contest 2.3, Prom Server 2, Sweetheart Queen 2, Homecoming Candidate 4, Business Contest (first in beginning typing) 3, County Government Day 3, Honor Pass 4. Usher-Commencement. EICHNER. LAURA: German Club I.2.3.4. Nat Honor Society 2.3, (Secretary) 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Business Club 4. Band 1.2.3,4. Strutter 2.3.4. Clarinet Choir 1,2.4. Clarinet Quartet 1,2, Pep Band 1,2, State Marching Festival 1.2.3.4, Manisphcrc 3, Track 1,2,3, Pep Club 1, Drill Team 2. (Capt.) 4, Class Play 3, Speech Contest (one-act play) 2, County Government Day 3, Pathfinder-Baccalaureate 3, Ten Key Award 4, Homecoming Candidate 4, Honor Pass. FEILEN, MIKE: P Club 4, German Club 3.4. Football Student Manager 4. Karate 4, Cheerleader 4. Class Play 3, County Government Day 3, FOGED, PATTY: Class (President) 3, Business Club 3, German Club 1,2, Band 1,2,3,4. Strutter 2,3, Majorette 4, Clinic Honor Band 2,3, Volleyball 2,3, Track 1.2, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Wrestling Cheerleader 3, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Class Play 3, County Government Day 3. GATES. MERILEE: Drill Team (Treasurer) 4, Library Club 2,3,4, Business Club 3,4, Yearbook Staff 3,4, Nat. Honor Society 2,3,4, Spirit Club 4. Girls Glee 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Swing Choir 3,4, Mixed Ensemble 3, Music Contest 2,3,4, Music Clinic 3,4, Class Play 3,4, Speech Contest (one-act play) 2, Honor Pass 4. GILBERT. KILEY: Business Club 3,4, Drill Team 4, Pep Club 1,2, Squad Leader I. GLESMANN. DEAN: Class (Vice President) 4, P-Club 3,4, Industrial Arts 4, Nat. Honor Society 3,4, Basketball 1.2,3,4, Spirit Club 4, Class Play (stage crew) 4. Boy’s State 3, Ushcr-Commcnccmcnt 3, Honor Pass. GLESMANN. DELORES: Business Club 3,4. Spirit Club 4, Girls Glee 2.3.4. Mixed Chorus 3,4, Pep Club 1,2, (concession manager) 3. GRELL. ELLEN: Business Club 3, (Vice President)4, Library Club 1,2, Yearbook Staff 3,4, Drill Team (Secretary) 4, Vocal Music 1,2,3,4, Girls Glee 2,3.4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Girl's Varsity Basketball 4. Volleyball 4. Pep Club 1,2, (Treasurer) 3, Class Play 3,4, Honor Pass. GUY, DAN: Industrial Arts 4. HAND. THERESA: HEMPEL. LORI: Business Club 3,4, Mixed Chorus 1, Girls Ensemble I, Pep Club I. One Act Play 3. HIBBERD, JUDY: Class (Secretary-Treasurer) 2, German Club 1,2,3, (Treasurer) 4, Library Club 1,2,3, Business Club 4, Nat. Honor Society 3.4, Annual Staff (Advertising Manager) 4, Girls Glee 1,2, Pep Club 1, (Merit Officer) 2,3, County Government Day 3, Honor Pass. HILTON, FRANKLIN: Football 1,2, Wrestling 1,2, County Govern- ment Day 3. JONES. HOLLY: Volleyball 2, Track 2, Spirit Club 4, Pep Club 2 KELLER. RON: Industrial Arts 3,4, Honor Pass. KRACHER. BARB Business Club (Secretary) 3. (President) 4. Paper Staff 4, Girls Glee 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Swing Choir 3,4, Mixed Ensemble 3. Girls Track 1,2, (4th place Medal 880 Relay) 3,4, Volleyball 4, Girls Varsity Basketball 4. Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Class Play 3.4. Homecoming Queen 4, Presidential Physical Fitness Award 2. County Government Day 3, Honor Pass. KRAJICEK. BARB Class (Vice President) 2, German Club 1,2,3,4 Library Club (Secretary) 2, Business Club 4, Vocal Music 1,2,3,4, Girls Glee 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Swing Choir 3.4, Girls Track 1,2, Pep Club 1,2,3,4. B-Team Cheerleader 2, Wrestling Cheerleader 3, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Class Play 4. Presidential Physical Fitness Award 2, County Government Day 3, Honor Pass. KREIFELS, CHRISTINE: Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Marching Band 1,2,- 3.4, Pep Band 4. Concert Clinic 3,4, Band Contest 1,2,3,4. Girls Glee 3.4. Mixed Chorus 3.4, Music Clinic 3,4, Music Contest 3,4. B- Team Volleyball 2, Pep Club 1,2, (Merit Officer) 3, (Concession Manager) 4, Class Play 3,4, Girl’s State 3, Honor Pass. 126 KRUSE. THERESA: Business Club 3.4. Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Marching Band 1.2,3.4. Concert Clinic 3.4. Band Contest 1,2,3.4. Volleyball 2,3. (All-Conference Player) 4, Track 1,2,3.4, Girls Varsity Basketball 4. Cheerleader 2,3.4. Pep Club 1,2.3,4, Class Play (Make-Up) 4. KUEHN, DONNA: Library Club 1,2, Spirit Club 4. Drill Team 3,4, Business Club 3.4. M ixed Chorus 2,3,4, Girls Glee 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1.2. Class Play (Make-up) 3,4, LARSEN, MIKE: Industrial Arts Club 3,4. LARSEN, BOB: Industrial Arts 3.4, Basketball 2, One Act Play 2 LATHAM. LAVONNE: Class Secretary 1,4, (Treas.) 3, Student Coun- cil 2 (Treas.), Drill Team 4. National Honor Society 2,3,4 (Treas.), Paper Staff 4, Librarians Club 1,2,3, German Club 1.2. Annual Staff 1, Mixed Chorus 3,4, Vocal Music 1,2,3,4, District Music Contest 3,4, District Music Clinic 3.4, Girls Glee 1,2,3,4, Girl's Basketball (Student Manager). Pep Club 1,2, (News Reporter), 3 (Concession Chairman), (Student Director) Class Play 3, Class Play 4, Girls State Alternate 3, Regency A Award Alternate 4. County Government Day 3. LUCAS. CAROLE: LUGSCH. DAVID: Class (Treas.) 1,2, German Club 1,4, Industrial Arts 3,4. P-Club 1,2,3, Spirit Club 4 (Cheerleader), State Clinic Vocal Music 3,4,1 Ratings is Solos 2,3, Track 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3, Basketball I, Class Play 3,4. Speech Contest (One Act Play) 2,3, Biography in “Students of America , County Government Day. MANN. JEFF: Industrial Arts 2,3 (Treas.), P-Club 1.2,3,4. Band 1,2, Stage Band 1,2, Pep Band 1,2, Honor Band 2, Football 1,2,3,4 (All Conference), Track 1, Wrestling 2. Class Play 4. Homecoming King Candidate 4. MATSON, RICK: Industrial Arts 3.4, P-Club 2,3, Football 2,3, Basket- ball 1,2, Track 1,2, County Government Day 3, Paper Staff 3. MAYSTRICK. DAWN: Class Treasurer 4, German Club 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 2,3,4 (Vice Pres.), Business Club 4, Annual Staff (Dark Room) 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Clarinet Choir 1,2, Woodwin Quintet 2.3,4, Lab Band 3,4, Pep Band 1,2, Plattsmouth Marching Fes. 1.2.3.4, Pershing 1,2,3,4, Manisfair 3, NCC Honor Band 1,2,3,4, Girls Track 1,2,3. Pep Club 1. Drill Team 3.4 (Co-Captain). Class Play 3, Bet- ty Crocker Award 4, Gold Certificate (Ten Key), Sweetheart Queen Candidate 3,4, Homecoming Candidate 4, County Government Day 3, Pathfinder 3. Prom Server 2. Student Council I, Honor Pass 4. McCUNE. JERRY: P-Club l,2,3,4. Industrial Arts 3.4, Mixed Chorus 2.3.4, Swing Choir 3.4. Boys Octet 4, Boys Glee 2,3,4, Vocal Music 2,3,- 4. Football 1.2,3,4, Basketball 1.2, Wrestling 3, 3rd District Wrestling Tournament, 5th State Tourney 4, 3rd Eikorn Tourney, 4th at Plattsmouth Tourney, 3rd Capitol Conference, 3rd District Tourney. Spirit Club (Cheerleader) Class Play 3,4, One Act Play 2,3, County Government Day 3. MEISINGER. MARLIN: Industrial Arts 3,4. MILLER. BOB: Industrial 3,4, One Act Play 2, Honor Pass 4. MONTAGNE. KEN: Class President 4, Treas. German Club 3, Pres German Club 4, P-Club 4, Football 3,4, Track 3. Basketball 2,3.4, Karate 4. Spirit Club (cheerleader) 4, One Act Play 2, Class Play (stage crew) 3,4, Homecoming Candidate 4. Sweetheart King 4. NIELSEN, BOB: Class President I, Class (vice pres.) 3, German Club 1.2.3.4, German Club President 3, Nat. Honor Society (treas.) 3, (pres.) 4. P-Club 3, (sec.-lreas.) 4, Student Council 4, Librarian Club (vice pres.) 2. Band 1,2,3,4. Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Trumpet Trio 3,4, Nebr. State Clinic Band 3,4, Stage Band 1,2.3,4, Pershing Marching Fes. 1,2,3,4. Manisph Canada 3. Trumpet Solo 1,2.4 Lincoln All-State 2. Basketball 1.2.3.4, Speech Contest 1,2, Class Play (stage crew) 3,4, 1-yr. Regents Scholarship 4, National Merit Letter of Commedation 3, Typing Award 3. Prom Server 2, Graduation Usher 3, Honor Pass 4. PALMER. GAY: Business Club 3,4, Band 1,2, Girls Glee 1,2,3,4, Mix- ed Chorus 3,4. Pep Club 1,2,3, Class Play 3.4, Annual Staff 4. Spirit Club 4 PURSEL, VICKIE: Drill Team 4. Business Club 3,4, Pep Club 1, Speech Contest 2. ROWE. LLOYD. Industrial Arts Club 3, P-Club 3,4, German Club 1,- 3.4. Band 1,3,4. Division 1 Snare Drum Solo 3. Football 3,4 All Confcrcncc-HoiTorable Mention 4. Basketball (student man.) 3, Class Play (stage manager) 3,4. Honor Pass 4. SCHNEIDER. STEVE: German Club 1,2,3. Industrial Arts 3.4, P-CIub 1.2. Vocal Music 1.2.3. Boys quartet 2. Football 1.2. Track 1.2, Basket- ball 1.2. SCHN1CK. DEBBIE: Annual Staff 4, (Business Manager) Business Club 3, (Secretary-Treasurer) 4, Class Play (Make-up) 4. Man. of General Store 4. Secretary to Mr. A hi 4. SCHOLTING, GREG: Student Council 1, Industrial Arts 3, (Vice President) 4. P-Club 3, Band 1, Vocal Music 3, Football 2, Track 1. Wrestling 3, Speech 2, One Act Play 2, County Gov’t. Day 3. SEDLACEK, BERNARD: Student Council 2, Industrial Arts 2.3, (Secretary) 4. Class Play 3,4, Basketball 2, Honor Pass 4. SEDLACEK, LINDA: Library Club 1,2,3. Business Club 3,4, Annual Staff 3, Girls Glee 1.2, Mixed Chorus 2. Track 2,3. District 4th Place Medal 3, Girls Basketball 4, Spirit Club 4. Class Play 3 (Make-up) 4. (Student Director) Presidential Government Day 3. Honor Pass 4. SIEWERT. BOB: German Club I.2.3.4. Band I.2.3.4, Pep Band 1.2.3.4, Stage Band 2,3,4, Trumpet Trio 3, One Act Play 2, Class Play 3,4, An- nual Staff 4, Honor Band 3,4. SMITH. CONNIE. SORENSEN, RITA: Business Club 4. Band I,2,3,4, Winncpeg Trip 3, Pershing 1.2,3.4, Honor Band 3,4, Pep Band 1,2.3,4, Clar. Choir 1,2, Spirit Club 4, Class Play 4, (Make-up), Letter of Commedation 4, Coun- ty Government Day 3, Secretary to Mr. Ahl 4, Honor Pass 4. STARTZER. BILL: Class President 2, Student Council 3 (Treas.) 4 (President) P-Club 1.2.3,4 (President), German Club 2,3,4. National Honor Society 3 (Vice President). 4. Football 2,3,4 (All Conference), Basketball 2,3,4, Track 1,2,3 (3rd in conf. and District) 4, One Act Play 2. County Government Day 3, Prom Server 2, Pathfinder-Baccalaureate 3, Honor Pass 4. TH1MGAN, GARY: Industrial Arts Club 3.4, National Honor Soc. 2,- 3.4. One Act Play 2, Honor Pass 4. UHE. KATHY: Band 1.2.3.4, Pep Club l.2,3,4, Pershing 2,3,4, Plattsmouth Marching Festival 2,3,4. VINSON. RANDY: Industnal Arts 3,4, Glee 1, Wrestling 3. Class Play 4 WEATHERFORD, SHARON: National Honor Society 2,3,4, Student Council 3 (Secretary). German Club 2, Pep Club 2, Drill Team 2,3, Sweetheart Candidate 1, Honor Pass 4. WEIGHNER. SCOTT: P-Club 1,2,3, Industrial Arts 3,4, Track 2, Wrestling 1,2,3. WHITNEY. RUTH: Business Club 4. German Club 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4. Band 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2.3,4, One Act Play 3, County Government Day 3, Honor Pass 4. WOMOCHIL. PENNY: Business 3,4. One Act Play 2, Honor Pass 4. WOOD. BONNIE: Class Secretary 4. Business Club 3, Girls Glee 2.3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3.4, Track 2. Cheerleader 3, Drill Team 4. Pep Club 1.2, Homecoming Candidate 4, County Government Day 4, Usher- Commencement. 127 Mr. Ahl: 18.30.82,85.103 B.A. Peru, M.A Greeley Stale Mr. Boe: 19,70 B.S. Kearney State Mrs. Bentley: 18 B.S. Kearney State Mr Brandenburg: 21.62.69.108 B.S. University of Nebraska M S. New Mexico and Western Mrs. Brown: 19.76.81.97 B A. Midland College Mr. Buza: 21.60.70,71.73,76.94.98.103.108 B.A Doane College Mr. Dambrosia: 14.62.98 B.S. Midland College M.S. Omaha University Mr. Eickhoff: 18.55.62.76 B.S Peru, M S. Kansas Slate Mr. Gcrdcs: 15.78 B.S. Peru, M.E. University of Nebraska Mr. Gosch: 12.69.70 Art Benson: 16 Mrs. Broshears: 17 Miss Bullell: 17 Mrs. Coloway: 16 Mrs. Erhart: 16 Addlcman. Richard 30,50.70,76 Ames. Dan 12.24.50 Anson. Betty 50 Barkdoll. Joyce 30,50 Beck. Bambi 6.12.24.50 Blum. Lonna 50,51,73,76 Buchanan. Holly 50.73,91 Chapman. Bruce 50 Dennis. Linda 29,73 Dixon. Scott 11,50,70 Dolezal, Glen 50.70,71.73 Erhart. Mike 50.70.73.76 Flavell. William 9.50.70.71.73 French, Debbie 50.73 French. Donna 6,12.24,30,50,91 Gebbie. Denise Graybeal. Dawn 50 Griffin, Louis Hanes, John 31.50.70.91 Hayes. Jeffrey 23.50.70.73 Hayes. Kimberly 27.50 Hegemann. Barbara 50,73 Hoctor. Leonard 11,50.78 Holtz. Kenneth 26.27,30.50 Irwin. Michael 50.70.73 Iskc. Chris 50.73 Amerine. Jane 29.48.49.73.98 Barkdoll, Jean 48 Barton. Wilburta 48 Bazis. Mary 48 Beck. Daniel 48,70,91 Becker. Tasha 24,48.73,90,98 Blum. Lorri 48,49 Index B A. Peru State Mrs. Hahn: 21.56.66.73,76.94.108 B.A Wayne Stale Mr. Hlavac: 18.80 B.S. Peru State Mr. Icenogle: 20 B.S. University of Nebraska Mr. Kinney: 20.58,71 B.S. Kearney State Math Major Miss Kirchmann: 19,62,79,83 B.A. Wayne State Mr. Landberg: 20.86.88.89.103 B.M.E. University of Nebraska Mrs. Latham: 21 Major in Special Education Major in Elementary Education University of Nebraska. Midland Mr. Leigh: 6.21.31,91.103,114.122 B.M.E. University of Nebraska M M. University of Nebraska STAFF Mrs. Gosch: 15 Mrs. Mowinkel: 16 Mrs. Ncilsen: 15 Mrs. Persingcr: 16 Fred Riley: 16 GRADE 7 Iskc. Shellie 50,91 Johnson, Thomas 50.51,70 Jones, Alan 27 Kantor. James 50,70 Keller. Danny 31,50,51 Keller. Nancy 11,50 Keyes. Kimberly 50.51,73,76,91 Knutson. Deborah 24.30,50,73 Kritenbrink. Melody 6.11,50,73,76 Kroese. Rebecca 31,50.51,91 Kruse. Tracy 12,24.50,73,91 Kuehl. Marcia 50.78 Laschansky, Sandra 50.51,73,91 Lewis. Kenneth 12.26,50 Liddick, Penny 9,50,91 Licbcr, Phillip 11,50,70.73,91 Logan. Chuck Mahloch. Beth 6.31.50,73.76 Maystrick. Jan 30.50,91 McDonnell, Tim 31.50,51,70,71,76 Miner. Jamec 6.50,73,76 Moore, Carol 31.50 Mullen. Chcri 12.24,30.50 Ncukirch, Susan 25,50 Ogden, Charles 22,50,70,71 Packett. Diane 26.30.50,73,76 GRADE 8 Bowen. Barbara 26,48.73,76.91,98 Bressman. Edward 48 Brcthouwer. Sherry Broshears, Sharon 24,29,48.49,73.90 Bruning, Duane 48 Bruning, Kathy 26.48.49,76 Cardin. Billy 48.70.71.73 Mr. Luttman: 14 B S. Peru. M S Kansas Mrs. Luttman: 20 B.S. Peru State Mr. Pharoah 20 B.S. Peru State Miss Rechicck: 18.25,94 B.S. Peru State Mr. Salberg: 11.21.52.55.64,68.76.95.108 B.S. Peru State University of Northern Illinois DeKalb 8, College of Pacific 3 Mr. Sayer: 18.80 B.S. Peru. M.A. Peru Mr. Sharpe: 20.58.66.71,108 B.S. University of Nebraska Mr. Storms: 6,19.26.72,84.103 B A. Kearney State Mr. Troxel: 19.103 B.S. University of Nebraska Dean Schrum: 16 Jackie Schrum: 17 Mrs. Stevens: 16 Mrs. Timmermann: 16 Pclzcr. Peggy 31.50.73.76 Pharaoh. Patty 50,91 Pipkc. Susan 51 Prucha, Debbie 26,30,51,91 Ponianck. Allen 24,51 Poynter, Teresa 51.76 Riha. Joseph 51 Scholting. Chris 51.70 Schrum. Carol 51,73 Sidur, Lecia 51 Siewert. Jim 51.70.73.91 Smith. David Smith. Richard 51,70 Sorensen. Ronnie 23.51.70,71,91 Stokes, Cathy 51 Stungis, Mary 25,51,73 Thomas. Adelc 73 Timm. Linda 12.24,51,73.91 Tuttle. Diane 51 VanHorn. Cindy 12.24,51.76 West. Jackie 30.51,76,91 Williams. Kristin 9,51 W'ilson. Dennis 27,51,70,76 Wilson. Shaw 23,51.73 W'inkelhake, Karen Wise. Debbie 12.51.73 Clark. Gayle 7.48.73 Cramer. Ruth 24.26.48,90 Davis. Joe 48.70.91 Deloske. Kathy 48 Dixon, Robert 32,48.49,70,73 Erhart. Leigh 7.24.29.48.49,73,78,90,9)8 Feiste. Bruce 6.48.70.73.76 126 Finley. Mcrlene 27.48 Flanagan, Debra 6.48 Foged, John 31.48.49.69.70,73,91 Fowler. Frank 48 Frady. Randle 48 Gerdcs, Randy 6.48,69.73.76 Gilbert. Debbie 48,73 Glesmann. Daniel 6.48.69.71 Glesmann, Mark 48,70.73 Hand. Barbara 8.48 Harder. Diana 24.26.48.73.90 Hevdonc. Rodney 48.69,70,73 Hughes. Sheri 48.83 Hula. Mark 48 Hyda. Margie 26.48.73.76 Johnson. Jeffrey 48.69,70.73 Koile. Lorraine 48.73 Kuchn. Donald 48.69.70.71.73 Lamb. Heidi 26.48 Landbcrg. Diane 24.29.48,90 Laschansky. Debbie 7.8.26.48.49.73 Latham. Jerry 48.69.70,73.76 Lucas. Jeff 48 Lugsch, Cindy 8.48 Addleman. Dale 86 Anderson. Daniel 24,31.46,47,90 Ba is. Duane 55.68,69,106 Beck. Rex 31.46.55,78 Bcins, Terry 46.47 Birch. Rick 23,46 Blair. Mark 46 Chapman, Rhonda 23,46.47 Christy. Virginia 7.24,31.46,90,92.93 Cockerill, David 24.30,46,58.59,81,90, 93 Dobbs. Valeric 46.56.66.87.88 Finley. DcWavne 46 Finley. Ed war'd 28,46.47.81 Fowler. Jim 46,81 Glesmann. Jill 46.62.66.67.81.76.94.% Goolsby. Amy 28.46.66,88,90.93.94.124 Green. Robert 28.46.81.87.89.91.104 Haynie. Linda 46 Helwig, Dale 6.28.31,46.64.68.69.91.93 Hike. ITebra 8.31.46.47.94 Honaker. Fat Hyche. Charles Hyda. Linda 46,66.67.88 I pock, Billy 46,62,98 Iske. Kathy 28,46,88 Jones, Debra 47.66 Koile. Jim 23,46.47 Adair. Jane 22.31.32.44,56.62.76.87.88. 91.94.96 Amerine. Jim 10.30.44,55.64.68 Anson. Donna 44 Barkdoll, David 44.45.80 Beck. Mike 22.44 Brewer. Erin 94,97 Brumfield. Damond Buskirk. Richard 44,80 Cardin. Lloyd 44.55.64 Cloyd, Chuck 22.44.55.60.61,64.91.92,93, 95 Cramer. Paul 22,24.30.44.91 Dean. Charlene 22,44,45,76 Dean. Marlene 6.44,45.76 Dobbs. Scott 22.44.55,58.59.86.89 Dolezal. Dan 44,80 Marshall, Peter 32,48 Maxwell. Ann 73.76 Meyer. Brad 48 Milks. Bill 48.69.70.73.90 Miiota. John 48 Miner. Chris 48 Moss. Dawn 49 Mowinkel. Kathy 9.49.73,83 Ncit cl. Todd 6.32.49.69,70,73.91 Neukirch. Alan 49 Nielsen. Jeff 6.31.49.69.70.71.73,91.92. 93 Olsen. Teresa 31.49.91 Ostransky. Mary 27,24.49.90 Palmer. Jane 7,8.49.73 Pattcrsen. Vickie 27.31.49.73.91.98 Peetz. Nancy 49 Pen field. Lynn 24.26.31.49.73.90 Peoples. Randy 32.49 Poynler. Gregory 49 Rea. Patricia 49,76.90 Rhotcn. Norman 32.49.69.70,71,73 Richardson. Caroline 7,26.49 Riha. Debra 49 GRADE 9 Kreifels. Rodney 31,46,55.68.69.86.89.91 Kruse. Kevin 28.46,47,55,64.68,69.81 Lienemann. Barbara 24,28,31,46.56.66.90, 92.93 Lutz, Bret 46 Martin, Connie 31,66 Maystrick, Joan 7.24,31.46.47.76.78.81. 90.92.93 McGuire. Janet 31,46.56.66.83.94 Merrick. Audrey 28.46 Montagne. Patrick 46,55 Mowinkel. Debra 28.46.56.66,76.83.87.88. 94,96.98 Nielsen. Julie 6,24.46,47.56.62.63.66.76. 81.91.94.% Packctt. Teresa 8.46.47.62.67.83.94.96. 98 Peetz. Barbara 46.47.76.94 Peoples. Ricky 46.58 Pharoah. Gene 46.55,58,59.91 Pipkc. Dennis 46 Rea. Mark 31,46.55.60.64,71,89.91 Richards, Lori 7.46.66.76.90.93 Sallach. Connie 46,47.66.83.94.124 Sands. Christine 31.46.47.66.76.83.94.96. 107 Scholting. Michael 46 Schuclke. Shelly 31.46.47.76.81.94.96. GRADE 10 Erhart. Mark 22.44.55.60,61.64.65.95 Fcrnald. Connie 22.44,76.94 Finley. Janice 30.44,76 Flavell. Penny 27,30,44.94.119 Gerdes. Rodney 10.27.44.91.92,93 Gicsc. Audrey 6,12.44.45.76 Gintz. Tim 12,44,58 Glesmann. Linda 44.56,62,66,71,76,81.87, 88.94 Hahn. Brian 27.44,55.60.61.64.95.107.120 Hammers. Pearl 22,25.44.83.87.88 Hand. Marjorie 9.44.45 Hanes, Patty 44.66 Henderson. Ronnie 44,55.68 Hevelone, Theresa 22.44.45.56,62,76.81. 86.88.97,98 Hcydenreich. Jill 22.44.45.66.76,87.88 Schleip. Duane 49.70.71 Schneider. Mary 49 Schneider. Sam 49 Scholting. Darlene 49.73 Schutle. Laurie 24.26.31.49.91 Schwarz. Doug 49,70.78 Seidenglanz. Jackie 49 Sidur. Bob 49.70 Shepler. Lynn 6,49.69.70.71.73,91 Smith. James 49 Smith. Jill 49.73 Smith. Robert 32.49 Stoller. Russell 49.70,71.73 Thayer. Ronald 49 Thomas. Steven 49 Tuttle. Karen 6.49 Weatherford. Wayne 6.49.69.70.73.76 Webster. Richard’ 6,32.49.69.70.73.76 W iddicombc. Wendy 24.49.90 Wilton. Ronald Winters. Roger 49 Womochil. Candice 7.26.49 107 Seidenglanz. Theresa 8,46.94 Shelton. Mary 46,94 Smith. Gary 46.47.55 Sorensen. Rex 31,46.91 Spence. Marta 7.28.31.46.47.56.66.81.91. 92.93 Startzer. John 47 Stokes. Wayne 28.47.55 Stoltcnberg. Donald 31.47,68.69 Timm. Diane 28.47.62.81.86,88.91.92.93. 104 Vampola, Tim 47.55.58.64 Van Horn. Becky 8.28.47.56.62,63.76.8’l. 94 Vierrigger. Roger 31.47.55.64.65.68.69. 91.92.93 Ward. Tom 47 W cighncr. Steve 47,55 Widdicombe. Kent 6.31.47.81.91.92,93 Williams, Mike 47,55,68.69,87.89 W ilson. Jeff 47.55,64.68.69 Wilson. Lisa 28,47.66 Winkelhake. Cathy Wise. Peggy 26.28.47.66.88 Wulf. Marty 31,47 Hibbcrd'. John 27,44.45.55,60.64.71,78.85. 90.95.98 Holz, Jerry 23.44.68 Hughes. David 30,44 Jones. Michael Jones. Mike 22,44.55.64.68,85 Kantor, Jo 22.30.44.45.76,88.94 Keller. Lester 44 Kracher. Beverly 22.44.45,56,57.87.88.97 Kritcnbrink. James 44.55.60.61 Kruse. Keith 55,58 Mahloch. Roxie 7,10.30.44,56,78.81.90.91. 97.98.107 Maxwell. Bob 12,64 McGuire, Kim 24.44.56,57.62.66.94 Milks. Marv 22.30.31.44.45,62.66.85.87. 88.91.93.94 129 Miner. Joyce 44.45,83 Needham. Lloyd 44 Neitzel. Larry 44 Ncmcc. Traci 44.76,94 Norman. Krislja 10.44.45.56,62,63.71.81, 87.88.97.98.121.124 Packetl. Kenneth 30.44,55 Pelzer, Diane 30.44.56.66.67.71.94 Persingcr. Kim 30.32.44.56.81.86.87.88. 90.91.97 Petersen. Allen 44.55.60.95.98 Post, Barry 44.45.80 Addlemann. Darlene 42.43.83.97.98 Ahl. Rhonda 7.23.24.25,42,43.56,79,82.90. 92.93.94.122.123 Amerine. Jene 42,76.79.84 Ames. Kay 76 Barkdoll. William 42.80 Bazis, Christie 43.84 Beck. Susan 25,42.43.62.84 Brandenburg. Pam 7,24,25.28.42.43.56.57. 62.63.66.76.90.92.93.94 Broshears. Mike 9,22,42,55.58.64.80,86, 87.88.89.91.92.93.95.103 Buchanan. Cheryl 7,24.31.42.43.56.66.90, 92.93.98.114 Buskirk. Thomas 42,80 Carpenter. Bruce 22,42.64,79.80.90.92. 93.107 Carr. James 42.58.64.65.95 Clark. Mark 9.25.27.42.43.55,60.61.64. 68.78.81.95.121.123 Clizcr. Connie 42,43 Cotten. Betty 23,42 Cowsky, Steven 6.25.27.32.42.55.64.65.86. 87.88.89.90.93 fcrhart. Joe 42,80 Fernald. Susan 42.81,97.98 Bargar. Tom 7.34.79,81.102.104 Barkdoll, Mary 7.34.97 Barton. Cecelia 34,76,84 Barton. Terri 34,76.94 Becker. Steve 22.34.55.80,95 Broshears. Rick 7.34.52,55.72.76.78.80. 86.87.88.89.90.92.93.95.96.100.101.102 Brunmg. Nancy 34.79,82,83.102 Cain. Dorothy 30.34.79.82.83.85.87.88 Carpenter. Kim 3,11,25,30.34.79.82.85,116. 120.121.123 Carr. Linda 23,27,34,76 Coonts. Cindy 35 Crannell, Kim 28.35 Deloske. Bcttv 3.10.30.31.35.79.82.85.91 Eckholl, Carol 23.26,35.62.79,81,82.84. 87.88.101 Eichncr, Laura 24.35.79.81.82.85.90.92 97.98.101 Feilcn. Michael 22,35.62.72.96.114.121, 123.124 Fogcd. Patty 31.35.76.90.91.94.96 Gates. Merilee 25.35.62.79.82,83,85,87. 88,97 Gilbert. Kiley 35.82,97 Glesmann. Dean 35.60.61.79.80,85.114 Glesmann. Delores 36,62.76.82 Grell, Ellen 11,30,36.56.62,63.66.82.85. 87.88.97.102.116.117.121.123.125 Guy. Daniel 28.36.80.84 Prosser. Evcleyn 22,45 Rhoten. Pamela 22,27,45,62.66.94 Rose. Mark 24,45.55.64.65 Rowe. Ruth 12.45.71.83.85,86.87.88.97.98, 103 Ruff. Tonia 6.32.45.81.87,88,90,92.93.94 Sallach. Matthew 45.86,87.89 Schleip, Beverly 22.29.45.56,62,66,67.76. 86.88.97 Schneider. Kathy 22,45,81,97 Schnick. Terry 45 Schram. Clarence 23,45 GRADE II Finley. Phillip 42,80 French, Allen 28.42.55.64.65.81.86,87,88. 89.91.92.93.95.97.103.114 Fowler, Terry 42,80 Fowler. Tom 42 Gintz, Rita 42,43.76 Glesmann. Dennis 22.42,68.80 Green. George 28.32.42.43.64.65.79.80. 86.87.88.89.90.92.93 Hansen. Gerald 22.42 Hayme, Jim 42.43.55.64.65.95 Heydcnrcich. Richard 42 Hike. Randy 25.42.43.62.84 Hughes. Kenneth 42.43,60,61.80 Iske. John 22.42,62.84 Jcrman. Kay 43 Koile. Steve 25,42 Krajicek. Paula 23.42.56.87,88.94 Laschansky. Connie 25,42,56.57.90.91,106 Mann, Valeric 7,31.42.43.90.91.93.103 Maystrick. Kent 6,22.42.80.91.92.93 McCune. Paul 9,42.55.60.61.64.80,87.88. 89.91.95.103.104 Meyer. Greg 43,62 Needham. Terri 42.88 Palmer. Chris 25,42.43,86,88 GRADE 12 Hand. Theresa 36 Hempel, Lori 36,76 Hibbcrd. Judy 23.36.62.79.81.82,116.123 Hilton. Frank 36 Jones. Holly 36.76 Keller. Ronny 22,36.76.80.84 Kracher. Barb 36.56.62.63.66.84.87.88,94. 96.100.101.102 Krajicek. Barb 6.23.37.82.87.88.96,98. 102 K riefels. Christine 24,37.86.88.90.93.94. 102.116.121.123.125 Kruse. Theresa 24.30.31,37,56,57.62,66. 67.76,82.84.91.94.% Kuehn, Donna 10.37,62.82,84,85.86.87.88. 97.116.117.123.125 Larsen, Michael 37.80 Larsen. Robert 37,76.80 Latham. LaVonnc 28.37.62,76,79.84.87.88. 97.102,113 Lucas. Carole 37,76 Lugsch. David 7.10.32.37.80,81,86.87.88. 89.96.102.105.114 Mann. Jeff 22.27.37.54.55.80.95.101.102 Matson. Richard 38.76.80 Maystrick. Dawn 7.24.31,38,79,81.82.85.90. 92.97.98.101.107 McCune. Jerry 10.38,54.55.58.62.72.76.80. 81.87.88.89.95.96.101.102.114 Mcisingcr. Marlin 7,38 Schram. Phillip 30.45.80 Schruni. Jean 7.22.29,30.45.88 Sicwcrt. Jeanne 24.45.62.66,67.81.87,88, 91.92.93.94.96.98 Thomas. Teri 45.81.87.88.97.98 Timm. Larry 6.31.45,68,81.91,93 Tuttle. Sherraline 22,29,45 LI he, Connie 45,62,76.94 VanHorn, Vickv 45.56.57.63.71.76.81.83. 86.88.97.98 Winters. Sandra 45 Peoples, Steven 32,42,58.80.86.87,89 Pipkc. Mike 42 Post. Rod 42.80 Poynter. Steve 42,80 Richardson, Tony 42 Rickard. Terri 42,43.87.88 Salberg, Jeff 25,27.42.54,55.59.64.65,72, 81.95.121.123 Sands. Chuck 42.80 Schleip. Bruce 7.42.80 Schncckloth. Gary 31,42.55.80.91.92.93. 95 Smith. Diana 23.42,87.88 Smith, Ronna 23.43.87,88 Spence. Karen 43.78.79.86.87.88.91,92. 93 Stokes. David 43 Tallanl. Scott 43 Taylor. Michael 43.58.80,86.89 Vampola. Kenneth 28.43.55,58.59.62.64.65. 72.79.81.90.92.93.95.103.105.124 Vandcgrift. Jim 43,95 Ward. Tim 28.43.80 Whitney. Earl 43.54.55.58.59.64.76.80.95 Wilson. Allen 43,55,64,80 Miller. Robert 28,38,80 Montagnc. Ken 38.55.60.62,72,76.81.96. 101.106.107,114.121.123,124 Nielsen. Boh 7,24.38.60,62.76.78.79.81. 90.92.93.95.98.108.114 Palmer. Gay 38.82.85.86.88.102 Purscl. Vickie 7.38.82.97 Rowe. Lloyd 7,38.55.62,81.90.92.93.95.121. 122 Schneider, Steve 7,39.80 Schnick, Debbie 39.82,85 Scholting. Greg 25,39.80.114 Sedlacek. Bernard 25.39,80.98 Sedlacek. Linda 25.39.62.63.79.82 Siewert. Bob 6,24.39.81.83.85.90.92.93 Smith. Connie 39 Sorensen, Rita 7.24.39,82.90.93 Start cr. William 8,28.39.55.60,61,64,76, 78.79.81.95.101.109.112.114 Thimgan. Gary 22.39.76.79,80 LI he. Kathy 24,31.40.90.94 Vinson. Randy 40.80.102 Weatherford. Sharon 40.79.105 W’eighner. Scott 7,40.80 W hitney. Ruth 26.31.40,62,79,81.82.84.91. 93.114 Womochil. Penny 40.82 Wood. Bonnie 40,62.97.101 130 t t 1 !!i I isinlwlikPi(l« lliiCif5!;� 1 ; m( It 51 � (•1;i,if I •,{|iti fii •! ? 'tlifflitiM l ;KKIiln i}f;i!f ft t • •� •• ' • ‘ � 1 I • I « •- ••• •. 4 1 l 1 1« • « , tlt,l.t • v ;.T!},; j, t i , : i i t | ) t i i . flili.Hi tb . ! I i 4(i t il i ifiu! i, : i � «i it J M !• tl r!i m 1 j c • M ti M m fp ft?? M m m fv t m i i {Kf Jllf If imi t • •« -if • 1ww! ! 1:1� ;� ; jil I I 1« i i I I • I I 1 . I t 11 i « i • J • , � � • tiff 1 I I t f t ? • F' .Ik jMHjiM;lf fS Mi k� {« )!;?v! ii i M 1111!11? I, . . . I i v : t: m i S ' ip . { • !JJ . , . , . , . . . . | . %i , I � , ■ . t I - . , . . , . I ,, III i!iji ij'jiji!)ft' :t!� •� ;{ifriir.i Hi Hi 1 • ! 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