Waterloo Public School - Panther Yearbook (Waterloo, NE)

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16 Waterloo Panthers line up defensily against the Bennington Badgers. (SM) Chris Andrews moves the ball for a first down against the Bennington Badgers. (SM) This may be an unfamiliar scene to most of you but it's not to the players. This is where they make sure everybody knows what to do for that night's game. (SM)

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Members of the squads — Row 1: Lisa Andersen, Carol Whisler. Row 2: Lynn Schoening, Kristie Heiman (saluting), Shelly Vencil. Row 3: Connie Embrey, Kim Kilmer. Row 4: Connie Grimm, Angie Thoendel. Amy Stenglein. The cheerleaders returned from summer camp with this spectacular cheer. (LB) Varsity members spark crowd enthusiasm and keep it burning with court-side cheering during basketball season (LB) JV and Varsity combine for a pompon routine. ,Are you ready for WHS? (LB) This page was sponsored by BILL'S ELKHORN DRUGS GIFTS, 125 Hillrise Center, Elkhorn 289-2576; JOHN HOUSEL Y NURSERY SALES, 322Vi Center St.. Elkhorn 289-2626; CHURCH OF CHRIST, 23800 Cedar Dr.. Waterloo 779-2683. 15

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Row 1: Jamie Frederickson. Steve Blancett, Bill Copeland. Kevin Burcham. Brad Schindler. Scott Baker, Jamie Grandgenett. Chris Andrews. Randy Vencil. Scott Vencil. Row 2: Jim Roades. Jeff Barnes. Neil Feidhacker, Dan McEvoy, Jody Bednar. Mike Jorgenson. Rod Schindler. Ken Bunnell, John Waioord. Row 3: Dennis Peterson. Randy Meicher. Rich Ludwick, Phil Surfass. Matt Osborn. Kevin Hartman. Danny Wolter, Troy Renter. Glen Shepherd. Row 4: Asst. Coach Jim Bovee, Student Mgr. Steve Life, Head Coach Pat Ivers. (LB) Paul (Roscoe) Redlinger gives a better view of the game using the new headphones. (LB) Record Falls Short of Potential The 1983-84 Waterloo Panther football team finished it's year with a 2-7 record. Even though the opportunities and talent were there, the Panthers just could not translate them into a winning season. This year the football team was plagued with injuries of every kind. But the worst were knee injuries that kept Rod Schindler and Ken Bunnell out for several weeks and Kevin Hartman out for the season. The injuries coupled with lack of depth and inexperienced pldyers all contributed to what Coach Ivers said could have been a 6-3 season. Coach ivers also said that the Panthers played as well as the other teams but we were just not as consistent. He also said that there will be a lot of changes next year, and if they work out right, it could help bring about a winning season. Coach Bovee said that We had the potential of being a good team even though we didn't show it on the scoreboard.'' He also said that We played some outstanding football individually, but team-wise we have to improve. “ The 1983 football team produced some outstanding individual statistical achievements. Specifically, seniors Chris Andrews who rushed for 584 yards, kicked 6 PAT'S and 1 field goal and caught 11 passes for 122 yards and received Honorable Mention All Conference; Scott Baker rushed for 186 yards and 1 touchdown, caught 6 passes for 56 yards and contributed 35 unassisted and 84 assisted tackles on defense and earned All Conference Honors; Jamie Grandgenett caught 19 passes for 171 yards; Randy Vencil had 21 receptions for 175 yards. Juniors Ken Bunnell rushed for 223 yards and 3 touchdowns and caught 7 passes for 136 yards; Kevin Burcham ran for 48 yards and caught 3 passes for another 28; Mike Jorgensen completed 67 of 152 passes for 688 yards and rushed for another 86 and received Honorable Mention All Conference: Brad Schindler had 58 unassisted and 110 assisted tackles with 2 interceptions and received All Conference Honors plus All State Honorable Mention; John Walvoord contributed 28 unassisted and 76 assisted tackles and received All Conference Honors. — Steve Meicher. 17 This page sponsored by WESTERN STATE BANK, P.O. BOX 100, Waterloo 779-2545.