Wauneta High School - Broncho Yearbook (Wauneta, NE)

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SENIOR TRIP The following diary, which reviews the events of March 16-18, tells only a SMALL portion of what happened to the 21 Seniors and their sponsors: Friday 3:00 a.m., Moan. . .Groan. . .Uggh. People wondered why they got up to ride the rattely, shakey, old Bronco Bus up to a mountain to slide down it on a pair of boards (with a great possibility of coming home with two sticks under your arm). 3:31, Attempts to steal pillows were being made. 4:19, Entered Colorado. 4:21, Broke out the popcorn and olives. 5:00, Rodney s cards came out. 5:01, Sunrise. 6:22, Bluebird awaited seniors arrival for breakfast, upon whom the seniors awaited for the arrival of their breakfast. 9:11, Almost there—just around the bend. 9:13, Just one more turn. 9:15, Two more turns. 9:29, Only one more turn! 9:45, One more turn for sure!! 9:51, DESTINATION REACHED! 10:14, Played basketball in 100-mile-hour wind. 11:30, First meal (?) at YMCA. 12:30, Checked out skis. 1:01, Put on skis. 1:02, Fell down. 1:03, Put on skis again. 1:04, Repeated procedure. 1:23, Went up first slope. 1:30, Because of ski instructor, Mary and Roxanne found it hard to concentrate on skiing. 1:31—4:00, Accumulated bruises, especially Mrs. Brown, sore muscles, sunburn, etc. No serious injuries. 4:30, Back to YMCA. Evening of swimming, bowling, flirting with Girl Scouts. Saturday 6:45, Rise and shine, discovering it was impossible to get out of bed without help. 7:30, Ate breakfast. 8:30, Returned to slopes, Kurt Denker hitting the slopes for the first time (head first). 8:31, First fall for Saturday finding yesterday s bruises. 8:31, Second fall for Saturday, accumulating ten more bruises. 11:00-1:00, Ate dinner. 1:01, Mary tried to do the splits on skis. 2:32, Marty H. broke his ski pole. 2:59, Bob fell off the T-bar. 3:14, Jon and Bill fell off the T-bar while on another slope Patti was falling off the poma. 4:33, Returned to YMCA—Jill s favorite part. 5:30, Ate dinner. Evening of bowling, swimming, roller skating, ping pong, and concert by Ron on the harmonica, Mike and Mark on guitars, and John, Kurt and Gus on the kazoos. 12:09, Bed for some people, all except Mary. Her bed was broken. 12:30, Marty Vapenik s ear itched. Found unusual remedy of shaving cream. Sunday 6:45, Rise and shine. Started clean-up of rooms and gathering of wet clothes. 7:30, Breakfast 8:30, Church and or skiing. 10:02, Gus tries to ski down slope backwards. 11:00-1:00, Ate dinner. 12:01, Last run. 1:00, All skis turned in. 1:30, On the road again—from Hidden Valley 1:30-5:45, Peaceful bus trip to Sterling. 6:30, Left Bluebird Cafe. 7:35, Dodi and Karen find bottom of dog pile disagreeable. 7:42, Roni has hard time walking with shoes ties together. 7:47, Monte and Vicki enjoy shaving cream baths. 8:30, Last parting comment, Uncle Brown, when do we get to go on sneak?

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the SENIOR CLASS of 1973, hereby bequeath our possessions and goods to the following beneficiaries: I, JOHN SKELTON, will my size 12 tennis shoes to Ricky Einspahr, all 3 of them. I, MARTY VAPENIK, will my age to Gary Mohr. I, BILL BARDSLEY, will my old faded jeans to Wilma Foster. I, ROBIN ENGEL, will my good disposition to David Einspahr. I, VICKI FANNING, will my bad habits and late hours to Wili Foster. I, JAN YOST, will my ability to write funnies on Miss Cox's chalkboard to Alice Johnson. I, RONI FOSTER, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Lois. I, DOREEN TAYLOR, will my long, blonde, straight hair to Leslie Stretch. I, ROXANNE WICKE, will my shag to Garth West. I, MARLENE WINE, will Kathi Weimer 40 Pep Club members just like her. I, MARY LIEBIG, will my kicking ability to Karen Krausnick. I, MONTE NORDHAUSEN, will my skinny legs to Jane Johnson. I, KAREN LUCAS, will my many ambitions, whatever they may be, to Judee Ourada. I, KURT DENKER, will my 500 Skoal cans to Lois Foster. I, MIKE HANNA, will my guitar playing to Wayne Morehead. I, BOB HAM, will my golfing ability to Glen Bailey. I, JON MARIS, will my seriousness to Garth West. I, JILL FANNING, will my beautiful mind and body to science; may it help in finding new and unexplained illnesses. I, RON KITT, will my Yockum Berry Tonic to Greg Florea. I, PATTI KNOTWELL, will my wiggle to Karen Krausnick. I, RODNEY OUGH, will my blazing track speed to Jim Heiberg. I, MARTY HELMS, will my submarine to Jerlyn Gage. I, GUS MOHR, will my way with women to Rodney Keiser. I, SHIRLEY WALCOTT, will my poems to Terry Nichols. I, MARK WIDGER, will my weight lifting ability to Richard Hicks. We, the SENIOR CLASS, also will a new coffee machine and clean coffee cups to the teachers. In the Year of our Lord May 21, 1973. SENIOR CLASS OF 1973 14

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C. Maris, President; P. Eberhardt, Vice President; K. Vapenik, Secretary; R. Eisnpahr, Treasurer; K. Kitt, News Reporter; W. Foster G G. Priest, Student Council Representatives. ROW 1: G. Bailey, L. Baker. ROW 2: R. Bardsley, R. Covert, D. Denker, D. Einspahr, G. Florea, T. Fye. ROW 3: J. Gage, R. Hamilton, R. Hicks, D. Ingersoll, A. Johnson, R. Reiser. ROW 4: D. Kennedy, D. Krausnick, S. Larsen, J. Linder, G. Mohr, J. Ourada. ROW 5: G. Prior, D. Steinke, K. Weimer, G. West. Junior Class ’74 Hamilton Garage 16