Plattsmouth High School - Plattonian Yearbook (Plattsmouth, NE)

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V BELOW: At the conclusion of commencement, the seniors triumphantly tossed their hats in the air. “Through the years there was one thing we heard over and over again: ‘Your high school years go quickly, so live it up while you have the chance.’ When we were underclassmen, we thought to ours- leves, you’ve got to be kidding! But now we all know and understand that what we were told was true.” — Tricia Henning, honor graduate. Senior Salutes To Rod (McKulsky): There are a couple of girls on the phone! 1 hope one is the right one. — Mom To Michael (Dorz): It’s been a tough four years but you made it. I’m so proud of you. — Love, Mom To Roger Wiles: The years have passed quickly Our memories are many Numerous personal achievements Accomplishments plenty. WE LOVE YOU! Dad, Mom, Jeff and Craig To Dave Schreiber: When are you going to tell us about those warning tickets You’re grounded! — Love, Mom and Dad To Tim Pittman: Congratulations, we are proud of you. — Dad, J.R. and Joe To Lori Finch: Always there when I have needed you. You have all the good qualities and you deserve the best. Congratulations! — Love, Mom To Vicki Knople: Fill your heart with beauty, and beauty will come to you. Fill your thoughts with love and love surrounds you. — Love, Mom and Dad To Kim Peterson: Keep your positive image, and your high standards. Set your goals high, we know you'll reach them. Good luck. God love ya. — Love, Mom and Dad To Joe Warga: Congratulations on a job well done. Hope the college years go as well. It’s going to be quiet around here without you. — Love, Mom and Dad. To the Journalism 11 Staff: You were the best at so many things - sports, music, academics. Thank you for doing your best for me. — Audrey M. Smith 25

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TOP: Dawn Stephenson, who plans to study photog- raphy, received the Old Bank Studio Scholarship. She is being presented her diploma by Mrs. Janice Schneider, school board president. ABOVE LEFT: Junior class stewards lead in the seniors for the ceremonies. ABOVE: Kirk Emig and Kevin Munger were recipi- ents of military academy appointments. 110th Class Earns Diplomas “Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you.” This motto served as the theme for the 1983 Commencement speeches. Roger Wiles, Kirk Emig, Kevin Munger, Patricia Henning, Marc Tassone and Kristine Smith presented their thoughts on the end of their high school careers. Betsy Musgjerd performed a saxophone number entitled “Aria,” and then special awards were given including nu- merous scholarships. This year’s honor graduates included Kirk Emig, Kristine Smith, Mary Beth Musgjerd, Patricia Henning, Kevin Munger, Jochen Ammenn, Denise Duever, Patrick Dettmer, Kurt Meisinger and Kathy Ulrich. Also graduating with honors were Susan Elworth, Mike Dorzweiler, Lori Meier, Norm Schoch, Dave Foss, Vicki Frazier, Deb Moore, Richard Boettcher, Doug Carroll and Joe Warga. Some people would argue that athletics have no place in school, that they interfere with academics. But we. the class of '83, feel that athletics help develop a person physically and emotionally. These two aspects of personal development are essential for the development of a sound mind.” — Kevin Munger. honor graduate.

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 TOP: Double trouble as Vicki Frazier and Julie Covert attempt a block. MIDDLE: Chris Kindelin says “Say Uncle! ; The Devil football team surrounds Auburn; Lisa Wagner concentrates on the break of the green; David Wehrbein shoots as Jay Meisinger readies for a rebound. BOTTOM: Lending a helping hand, team- mates Mark Cundall and Roger Reike help Jay Meisinger; Leaping for the jump, Jenny Covert “skies” as Patti Harrison lines up around the circle; Photography catches Debbie Priebe’s running form. F crv