Assumption Academy - Panther Yearbook (Chadron, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1968 volume:

The Assumption Academy Presents It’s 1968 PANTHER To these people of whom we are most proud, we the Students of Assumption Academy, hereby dedicate this annual. We wish to express our deepest gratitude and sincere appreciation to two of our best friends and hope they will continue to give us the help and guidance they have shown through the preceding years. We owe them much for their efficiency in guidance and assistance. To two of our superior friends whom we shall always love and be grateful, we dedicate this annual, the 1968 Panther to our Mothers and Fathers. V F a c u I t y SISTER MARY LAURETTE English 10 . . Typing 10. II, 12 . . Shorthand 12 .. Girls’ Glee MR. WILLIAM BEIBER Head Basketball Coach. Assistant Foot- ball and Track Coach .. American His- tory 11. 12 . . Biology 10 . . Physical Education FATHER TOM RYAN Religion 10.11,12.. Boys’ Glee MR. JOSPEH KANARICK Head Football and Track Coach . . Current Events 12 . . Economics 11, 12 .. Sociology 12 .. Physical Educa- tion Student Teachers Pictured here is Mr. Emonds, a Student Teacher from Chad- ron State College. Mr. Emonds taught English the last nine weeks of school. Unfortunately we were not able to get pictures of the fol- lowing Student Teachers: Mrs. Moore, who taught Sociology and English the second nine weeks of this year. Miss Kiolbasa, who taught Physics and Biology, also the sec- ond nine weeks. Mrs. Lucero, who taught Shorthand and Typing the last nine weeks of this year. We would like to take this time to thank each and everyone of them for all the help and guidance they gave us. “Our First School Board” Back row: Mr. Robert Sharp, Mr. William Boeck, and Mr. Frank Thoendel. Sitting: Father Edward Flinn, Mr. Jack Miller, President; and Mr. Arnold Engel. Not pic- tured: Mr. Thomas Chamberlain. This was the first year our School Board was in function and we, the Students and Faculty would like to extend a very sincere con- gratulations to them on a very successful year. DAVID TRABERT MARY ELLEN CHASE Quiet; soft-spoken and studious; the backbone of the soprano sec- tion. ■IB MIKE DEANS “Deano” Loves a blue Chevy but has trouble driving; just can’t stay awake in any class. MARY MC GANNON “Jane” Talks a lot; likes jokes and boys; a true nut; hurries to check the mail at noon. BETTY SCHLICKBERND Best stock broker; likes fun; reads a lot. JUDY DEANS Laughs very easily; outspoken and easy-going; scholarly. RAY HENRY Shy and quiet; knows about farming; reads Western stories. ANN SOESTER Has a habit of making left turns and u-turns; hobby is collecting Chadron Records from home. CATHY MORRALL Hearty laugh; loves to tell jokes; drives good when feeling so hap- py; likes to fist-fight. JOAN EARL Our editor; juicy-fruit is her favorite; never quiet; “sixty bucks worth.” DAVE KATEN Cherry-blend is his favorite; carries his pipe to class; never on time, but gets away with it. MIKE HINMAN Likes wrestling a lot; knows many bird calls, etc.; likes to tell jokes. Works in a “corral”; knows lots of boys; drives a mean car; likes celery hearts. MARY KUBO Ed Mailander—President Louis Kuhnel-Vice-President Becky Jackson-Secretary Roni Burkhart Treasurer Father Tom Ryan Class Sponsor Class Officers Dan Mailander-President Jim Heiser-Vice-President Marty Marshall—Treasurer Cathy Morrall Secretary Mr. Joe Kanarick—Class Sponsor Sophomore Class Officers President-Dan Deans Vice-President Teresa Katen Secretary Kathy Strong Treasurer Andy Curd The “silly sophomores” have made money this year by sponsoring many car washes, bake sales, and luncheons. F reshman Class Officers President-Jim Kelley Vice-President Judy Goffena Secretary Mary Chase Treasurer Kathy Hoesing During their first year, the “funny freshmen” held car washes, food sales, and noon lunches to earn money for their activities. Terry Hooker Kathy Hoesing Bill Melton Bernard Chasek Kim Moore Jim Whiteside Steve Stewart Beth McGannon John Marchant Murray Schwartz Judy Goffena Jim Kelley Steve Burkhart Mary Chase Tom Hinman Scuuo'v Hiak THE 8TH GRADE-Front row: Randy Schommer, Paul Sauser. Second row: Sister Mary Rosalima, Cathy Donohue, David Curd. Julie Engel, Father Flinn. Back row: Cydie Roost, Lauren Kuhnel.Tim Arthur, and Debbie Sargent. TREASURER PAUL SAUSER PRESIDENT CATHY DONOHUE SECRETARY GEORGE MORGAN THE 7TH GRADE Front row: Yvonne Chase, Cheri DeHaven, Gary Robbins. Second row: Phillip Sauser. Joe Goffena. Debbie Toc- zek, Mike Chamberlain. Back row: George Morgan, Rhonda Schom- mer, Kevin Moore, Donna Deans, and Danny Larsen. This picture was taken at the 8th grade grad- uation breakfast, which was given in their honor by the 7th graders. Members of the Boys Glee Club: Front row: Paul Chase, Mike Hinman, Pat Henry, Toni Hinman, Terry Hooker. Second row: Dave Moore, Andy Curd, Roger Goffena, Bill Mel- ton, Roger Marchant, Murray Schwartz. Senior girls participating in Glee Club: Front row: Margaret Melton, Mary McGannon, Nan- cy Kuhnel, Pam Grantham, Patty Hooker,Car- la Lindeken. Second row: Ann Soester, Judy Deans, Cathy Morrall, Joan Earl, Mary Kubo, and Mary Ellen Chase. Sister Laurette portraying musical emotion. Mary Ellen Chase and Ann Soester sang a duet at the concert and received an excellent rating. Catholic Action Today The CAT’S Club just originated this year. It is a combin- ation of the McAuley Club and the Citizenship Club. The sponsors were Sister Sheila Marie and Sister Rose Maureen. President was Mike Deans and Dan Deans was Vice-Presi- dent, with Janice Morrall as Secretary-Treasurer. The Club sponsored a masquerade dance, which they in- vited all the Catholic students from Alliance. Rushville, Crawford, and Hay Springs. Prizes were given for the best costumes. Panthers' Roar Staff The NewsPaper Staff this year was headed by Sheryl Hinman. and sponsored by Sister Mary Laurette. The Staff prepared articles and each month they were printed in the Chadron Record. President Ann Soester, Vice-President Glen Witte, Secretary Joan Earl, Treasurer Karen Kelley, Se- nior Representative Dan Mailander, Junior Repre- sentative Ed Mailander, Sophomore Representa- tives Bernie Heiser, Dan Deans. Freshman Repre- sentatives Jim Kelley, Terry Hooker. Court King and Queen, sponsored by the Stu- dent Council, was the climax event of Basketball season. The Queen was Carla Lindeken. and Kevin Donohue was the King. PHOTOGRAPHER STAN LACHANCE ASSISTANT EDITOR JANICE MORRALL SPORTS EDITOR BON IEACE CHASE. ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR JIM MC VEIGH. ASSISTANT BUSINESS EDITOR PAUL CHASE BUSINESS MANAGER KAREN KELLEY Staff Members SOPHOMORES JUNIORS SENIORS CHRIS DEHAVEN BECKY JACKSON ANN SOESTER KATHY ENGEL JANICE MORRALL CARLA LINDEKIN DIANE TRABERT KAREN KELLEY CATHY MORRALL KATHY STRONG VALERIE GROVES JOAN EARL JUDY WALTMAN BONIFACE CHASE JACQUE WITTE PAUL CHASE JIM MCVEIGH Our Royalty just after being announced, with Jim, our King and Queen Pat in the center. Ho mecominjr '68 To the right is the stage just before the coronation began. Below are the candidates as they pa- tiently V. await the beginning of the ceremonies. , „ � . King Jeff and Queen Cathy “Some Enehanted Evening” The “Evening” started out with a supper prepared by the mothers of the Junior Class and served by Julie, Chris, Cathy, Kathy. Diane, John. Dave, John, Dan, and Andy, all members of the Sophomore Class. A Trio from the college provided the entertainment. Jack Miller was the guest speaker. The decorations were done in four shades of green. The “Lower Depths” provided the music at the dance, where Cathy and Jeff were named Queen and King. The Juniors are to be Congratulated on a job well done! April 27, 1968 Mike Zahm Dave Robbins Bernard Chasek Steve Stewart Roger Lauder John Stewart Ken Thoendel Mike Deans Dave Moore Pat Henry Louis Kuhnel Jim is pictured here as he makes a pretty impressive mile run. 7 tmck Andy as he comes across the finish line for another first place. Andy qualified for state competition this year. Dave Moore, a Junior is the Panther low hurdler, who qualified for state competition. To the left are the Panther milers just as the gun is shot. Above: Duane clears the bar for ole AA. Below he is a member of the relay team. Pictured here is Boniface Chase as he finishes the relay that took first at the Western Ten Track Meet. y Pictured here are John Stewart and his little brother Puppy as they make a mad dash for the finish line. Here is Danny as he winds up and then throws the disc for a school record, which he now holds. Wrestlers Pictured below are the 1968 members of the Panther Wrestling Team, and they are Tom Hinman. Mike Hinman, Bernard Chasek, Steve Burkhart, Paul Chase, Ed Mailander, and Glenn Witte. President Volleyball Team Above are the Girl and Boy State Candidates, Back row: Ed Mailan- der and Glenn Witte. Front row: Sheryl Hinnian and Karen Kelley. Below is Ann Soester, winner of the Betty Crocker Award. Judy Deans is the winner of the Regent's Scholarship and was the 1968 Valedic- torian. Agnes, the school cook, takes time out for us to take a picture of her. Above are tire Boys who have lettered in some sport during the year of 1968. The spon- sor is Coach Kanarick, President Jim Heiser. Vice-President Mike Deans and Secretary- Treasurer Phil Reid. In the corner is Bill Melton and Kevin Donohue, who were picked as members of the West- ern Ten Basketball Team. To the right is Andy Curd and Dave Moore, the two members of the track team who were eli- gible to compete at the State Track Meet. Above are the members of the Class of 1968 that attended AA for 13 years, except for Kevin Donohue. Below is the class when they were sixth graders. Can you name each one? May Crowning On May 12, Mother’s Day, Nancy Kuhnel, the 1968 May Queen, presented Our Lady with a beautiful bouquet of flowers. Nancy was assisted by Carla Lindekin and Marty Marshall. At this time the Seniors had their rings blessed by Father Flinn. Each Senior presented the Blessed Mother with a carnation. Our Faculty Plays Adue itUutf' MYERS DRUG STORE Reliable Prescription Serv ice On the Corner 432-2070 CHAMBERLAIN MORTUARY 205 Maple 432-3344 Chadron Rushv i11e Hay Spr ings THE CHADRON RECORD Every Monday and Thursday Official Paper of C i ty and County Compl iments of Dr. K. C. 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We also will to the teachers the ability to “pull something over” on the students once in awhile. 1, Mary Ellen Chase, will to Paul Chase my ability to talk a lot and say absolutely nothing. To Father Flinn my ability to gasp for breath in community chorus. 1, Mike Deans, being of superb physical and mental condition, will my ability to drive to John Reading; my car to John Schlickbemd; and my grades to Ed Mailander. I, Judy Deans, will to Karen Schommer my ability to laugh. To Jim McVeigh my 30 second memory; and to Glen Witte my good common sense. 1, Kevin Donohue, will to Mrs. Horse a sharp pair of scissors. To Mr. Kanarick the basic fundamentals of golf. 1, Joan Earl, will to Karen Kelley all my close friendships at the A W Drive-In. To Valerie Groves my ability to sew; and to Janice Morrall a pair of slightly worn blue jeans to wear every other Saturday night. I, Jeff Groves, will my green tennis shoes to any junior who is short one pair of water skis. To Boniface Chase a $2.87 gift certificate redeemable at Lariet Package Liquors. I, Pam Grantham, will my ability to fry delicious Bimbo hamburgers to Louis Kuhnel; and my ability to call out the wrong cheer at pep rallies to Jancie Morrall. I, Pat Hooker, will my ability to move fast when necessary to Dave Moore; and my ability to get high on hot chocolate to Duane Katen. I, Jim Heiser, will to Kenny Thoendel all my Coors cans for his bed. To Dale Myers my ability to come to school five days a week. I, Ray Henry, will to Glen Witte my ability to drive a car. To Father Ryan my ability to stay slim. 1, Nancy Kuhnel, will my ability to get along with my brother to Rosie Burkhart. To Judy Marchant my ability to go to the Kiwanis banquet as a guest. I, Mary Kubo, will to Sheryl Hinman my ability to drive; to Judy Marchant my ability to park with my boyfriend out in the country. I, Mike Hinman, will to Paul Chase my ability to become a state wrestler. To John Schlickbemd my skill in poker. 1, Carla Lindekin, will my car, preconditioned to fall apart on country roads, to Karen Schommer; and habit of always being punctual for school to Bonnie Chase. I, Dave Katen,being of sound mind and body, will my fully broken in pipe to Mr. Kanarick; and my ability to succeed at sports to Duane Katen. I, Martha Marshall, will my pleasant disposition to Valerie Groves; and to Janice Morrall my small amount of Royal Blood. I, Margaret Melton, will my ability to get what 1 want in Physical Education to Rosie Burkhart. To Dodi Daugherty my abil- ity to play volleyball. 1, Dan Mailander, will my ability to wrestle with a hobbit to Kenny Thoendal, and my ability to study to Jim McVeigh. I, Mary McGannon, will to Becky Jackson my prom date; and to Louis Kuhnel my apartment. I, Phil Reid, of unquestionable sound mind and well developed torse, will to Dave Moore and Roger Goffena a years supply of curl free permanent. But. due to circumstances beyond my control, I cannot will any of my marijuana plants. I need them for the prom party. I, Cathy Morral, will to Becky Jackson my ability to be in the royal group. To Roger Goffena my ability to use alcoholic beverages as he sees fit. I, Dave Trabert, being of questionable saneness, will my great knowledge of physics theory and application to Ed Mailander. I also will my height to Mr. Kanarick who needs it desperately. 1, Ann Soester, will my ability to get browns from Sister Edith to Janice Morral, who needs them badly, and to Dodi Daugh- erty, I will the habit of talking my relatives into letting me stay in Chadron over the week end. 1, Mike Zahm, under the influence of a strong body and the extra intelligent mind will to Pat Henry my key to the Playboy Club. To all my teachers all of the times I have been late so that they will remember all of the good things they missed those first few minutes of class. 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