Assumption Academy - Panther Yearbook (Chadron, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1970 volume:

ASSUMPTION ACADEMY CHADRON, PRESENTS THE 1970 PANTHER DEDICATION We, the students of Assumption Academy, wish to dedicate our 1970 Annual to Father Stephen Deaver, in appreciation of his service to our school. We wish to express our thanks to Father Deaver for his spirit of dedication, his hours of work, the attention he has devoted to the students and faculty of Assumption. We are especially grateful for the introducation of modular schedul- ing, as well as. for the many contributions he has made that we are often unaware of. In grateful appreciation we dedicate this annual to Father Stephen Deaver. 2 FATHER STEPHEN SUPERINTENDENT what is involvement? to us at Assumption it's Sharing, Sports, United efforts9 Music, dances9 Pep rallies, The challenges, Interest in Other people, ] ever quitting. ASSUMPTION SCHOOL BOARD • • I . •. • • I • . I ' • • • % • •• % . 7: • • • • • • . • . . • • • . 9 • f • • • •. Guide Destinies • I • • Father Stephen Deaver-Supcrintendent, Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Religion. Sister Laurette—Principal, Bookkeeping, Typing I and II, Boys and Girls Glee. Father James Dunning—Guidance Counselor, Senior Religion. Sister Carol—Junior English, American Government, American History, Latin I and II, Journalism, World History. 6 Mrs. Horse-Librarian, Freshman, Junior, and Senior Mr. A1 Bozner Basketball, Football, and Track Coach. English, French I, Library Science. Biology I and 11, Boys and Girls Physical Education. Miss Cheryl Wilson-Art Sister Sheila Volleyball Coach, Earth Science, Physi- cal Science, General Math, Geometry, Algebra 1 and II. 7 8 Mr. Joe Randazzo-Speech • • 9 •' • •• • . • f • • • . ' . • • • • Seniors • • • • •f • • • • Of Tomorrow f • . ' •• • • ✓ . • —— ' Pictured above are the Senior Class officers: Secretary, Betty Kuhnel; President, Julie Grantham; Treasurer, Bill Dawkins. Class of The Senior girls enjoyed sing- ing together on different occasions, one of these was the Christmas Program, where they sang “Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer.” 10 Betty Kuhnel John Melton Dan Deans Judy Waltman Teresa Katen Julie Grantham Helen Lecher Jacque Witte Bill Dawkins Dave Schlickbernd 14 SENIORS ENJOY VARIOUS ACTIVITIES TOGETHER. DAVE ROBBINS Letterman 2,3,4 . . . Glee Club 2,3.4 . . . Track 1,2,3 . . . Football 1,2,3,4 . . . Homecoming Attendant 4 . . . Prom Server 2 ... Attended A.A. 7 years. BERNIE HEISER Student Council 1,2,3,4. Treasurer 3, President 4 . . . An- nual Staff 3,4. Copy Editor 4 . . . Pep Club 1,2,3.4 . . . Glee Club 1,2.3.4 . . . Volleyball 1,2.3.4. Student Manager 3.4 . . CAT Club 2 ... Citizenship I ... Publicity Club 1 . . . Sci- ence Club I.. . Attended A.A. 11 years. BETTY KUHNEL Honor Roll 3, 4 ... Student Council 1 ... Freshman class President, Senior class Secretary . . . Annual Staff 3.4, Assis- tant Photographer 4 . . . Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3 . . . Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Volleyball 1,2,3,4 . . . Cheerleader 3.4 ... Homecoming Queen 4 . . . Prom Server 2 ... CAT Club 2 .. . Citizenship Club 1 . . . Publicity Club I . .. Sci- ence Club 1 . . . Attended A.A. 9 years. DAVE SCHLICKBERND Honor Roll 3,4 . . . Scholastic Contest 2,3,4 . . . Altar Boy 5 years . . . Prom Attendant 4 . . . Attended A.A. 12 years. BILL DAWKINS Senior class Treasurer, Letterman 1,2,3 CHS 4 A.A. .. Bas- ketball 1.2,3 CHS 4 A.A. Prom Server CHS 2 . . . Attended A.A. 4 years. JACQUE WITTE Junior class Treasurer. Annual Staff 1,2,3,4. Assistant Busi- ness Manager 3, Business Manager 4 ... Pep Club 1,2,3,4 .. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 . . . Scholastic Contest 1,4 .. . Powder Puff Football 3 ... Panther’s Roar Staff 3 . . . Glee Club 1, 2.3.4 . . . Volleyball 3 . . . CAT Club 2 . . . Prom Queen 4 . . . Citizenship Club 1 . . . Publicity Club 1 .. . Science Club 1 .. . McAuley Club 1 . . . Attended A.A. 4 years. KATHY STRONG Honor Roll 1.2,3,4 . . . Sophomore class Secretary, Annual Staff 1,2,3,4, Copy Editor 3, Editor 4 . .. Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4 . . . Powder Puff Football 3 .. . Panther’s Roar Staff 2,3,4 .. . Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Volleyball 2 . . . Prom Attendant 4 . . . Prom Server 2 . . . CAT Club 2 . . . Citi- zenship Club 1 . .. Science Club 1 . . . McAuley Club 1 . . . Attended A.A. 13 years. DAN DEANS Boys State Candidate, Student Council 2,3 . . . Letterman 1.2.3.4 . . . Panther’s Roar Staff 4 . . . Glee Club 1,2 ... Al- tar Boy 5 years ... Track 1,2,3,4 ... Football 1,2,3,4 . . . Basketball 1,2.3,4 . .. Homecoming Prince 1 . .. Prom King 4 ... Prom Server 2 ... All Conference team ... Bas- ketball 3, Football 4 . .. CAT Club 2 ... Citizenship Club 1, Treasurer . . . Attended A.A. 10 years. JUDY WALTMAN Honor Roll 1,2,4 . . . Annual Staff 2,3.4, Business Manager 3, Assistant Editor 4 . . . Pep Club 1,2.3.4 . . . Panther’s Roar Staff 1,2,3.4, Editor 4 ... Glee Club 1,2,3,4 ... CAT Club 2 ... Citizenship Club I ... Science Club 1 .. . Mc- Auley Club 1 ... Attended A.A. 13 years. JOHN STEWART Junior class Vice President, Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Altar Boy 9 years .. . Track 1,2,3,4 . . . Football 1,2,3.4 . . . Letter- man 2,3,4 ... Crosscountry 2,3 ... All Conference Foot- ball Center 4 .. . Honor Roll 4. . . Boys State Candidate, Homecoming King 4 . . . Prom Server 2 .. . Science Club I ... Attended A.A. 13 years. SHEILA MILLER Pep Club 1,2,3,4 ... Panther’s Roar Staff 4 . . . Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Volleyball 1,3 ... CAT Club 2... Citizenship Club 1 ... Publicity Club 1 ... Science Club I ... At- tended A.A. 9 years. JULIE GRANTHAM Honor Roll 1,3,4 ... Girls State Candidate, Student Coun- cil Secretary 4 ... Freshman class Secretary. Senior class President, Annual Staff 1,2,4 . . . Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Trea- surer 3 . .. Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Volleyball 1,2,3,4 ... Homecoming Attendant 4 .. . Prom Server 2 .. . CAT Club 2 ... Citizenship Club 1 ... Publicity Club 1 .. . Science Club 1 . . . Cheerleader 3,4 . . . Attended A.A. 13 years. TERESA KATEN Sophomore class Vice President, Annual Staff 3,4, Photog- rapher 4 .. . Pep Club 1,2,3,4. President 4 . .. Panther’s Roar Assistant Editor 3 ... Glee Club 1,2,3,4 ... Volley- ball 1,2,3,4 . . . Powder Puff Football 3 . . . Prom Atten- dant 4 . .. Honor Roll 3 . . . CAT Club 2 . . . Citizenship Club 1 . . . Publicity Club I . . . Science Club 1. President ... Attended A.A. 4 years. HELEN LECHER Scholastic Contest 4 ... Pep Club 4 ... Glee Club 4 ... Panther’s Roar Copy Editor 4 .. . Attended A.A. 1 year. JOHN MELTON Football 1,3,4 .. . Basketball 1,2,3,4 .. . Track 2,3 .. . Homecoming Attendant 4 . . . Prom Attendant 4 . .. Glee Club 3,4 . . . Panther’s Roar Feature Editor 4 . . . Prom Server 2 ... Letterman 2,3,4 ... Altar Boy 10 years ... At- tended A.A. 13 years. CHRIS DE HAVEN Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 . . . Scholastic Contest 1,2,3,4 . . . Girls State Candidate, Student Council 2 .. . Glee Club 1,2,3,4 ... Freshman class Treasurer, Junior class President. .. Annual Staff 1.3,4 ... Pep Club 1,2,3,4 .. . Homecoming Princess 1, Prom Server 2... CAT Club 2 ... Citizenship Club 1 ... Cheerleader 2,3 ... Attended A.A. 11 years. For Biggest Year OFFICERS Junior class officers from left: Bernard Chasek,Vice President; Kim Moore, Sec- retary; Kathy Hoesing, Treasurer; and Steve Stewart, President. Some of the many profitable activities the Juniors sponsored this year were: raffling a SI00.00 bill, selling maga- zine subscriptions, dances, and most important of all the annual Junior-Se- nior Prom. Roger Marchant Deb Dawkins Kim Moore Steve Burkhart w _ I The Juniors put a lot of time and effort into planning Prom; when the big night finally came they thoroughly enjoyed them- selves. 18 CLASS OF Steve Stewart Mike Martin v. • . Dave Reeves Judy Goffena Terry Hooker Tom Hinman Beth McGannon Bill Melton Mary Chase Kathy Hoesing Kris Scheopner Bernard Chasek • • • r i - • • • . •• • • .• 'I • • • t • • • • • • • • t . % • • : • • • • • • • • • •• • - • • . . i •« 7 • • 9 • f • _ . • • • • . • • No Longer % - • • • .-C . ✓ . • . • • • • •f. • « « 0 • OFFICERS Sophomore Class Officers pictured at right are: President Tim Arthur. Vice- President Judi Witte, Treasurer Norene Marchant. Not pictured is the Secretary—Audrey Martin. The energetic class sponsored several dances, sold candy door to door, served luncheons, sponsored a Jerry Lewis comedy, and directed a very en- tertaining, but scary spook house at the Spring Carnival. 22 CLASS OF Cyndie Roost Lorin Kuhnel Tim Henry Absent when pictures were taken Cathy Donhue Gail Martin Sheryl Carson Marge Loosbrock I Connie Scheopner Norene Marchant Fred Schlickbernd 23 SOPHOMORES HAVE A VERY ACTIVE YEAR OFFICERS The freshman class elected the follow- ing officers for the year: President Yvonne Chase, Vice President—Helen Loosbrock, Secretary—Phil Sauser, and Treasurer-Cherie DeHaven The enthusiastic freshmen concen- trated on dances to raise money. They did a very good job and had lots of fun at the same time. The class is looking forward to sponsoring more soc hops next year. CLASS OF Steve Marchant 27 Phil Sauser 28 JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE At left. Back row: Don Osborn, Kathy Lukkes, Julie Miller, Mike Carson. Front row: Liz Loosbrock, Ruth Schommer, Lynn Schoepner. Back row: Mary Jackson, Linda Miller, Sheryl Edwards, Mary Carson. Second row: Ken Groves, Joan Schlickbernd. Janet DeHaven. First row: Judy Hinman, Steve Miller, Lee Miller. SEVENTH GRADE Pictured at right is the Seventh and Eighth Grade teacher. Sister Mary Concetta. Besides being teacher of the Junior High, Sister Mary Con- cetta served as sponsor for their various activities, which included a profitable candy sale and visits to the Crest View Rest Home. She also attended many of the Junior High basketball games, as one of their avid fans. 29 ACTIVITIES BASKETBALL TEAM Pictured at left is the Seventh and Eighth grade basket- ball team, with their coach, Mr. Larry Vlashine. Team members from left are: Mike Carson. Lee Miller, Don Osborn, Ken Groves and Steve Miller. PEP CLUB OFFICERS Vice President: Lynn Schoepner, Presi- dent: SheyrLEdwards. Secretary: Julie Miller. CIVICS CLUB OFFICERS Front row: Vice President, Linda Miller; President, Janet DeHaven; Treasurer, Lee Miller. Back row: Sec- retary, Mary Jackson. At left the Seventh and Eighth grade cheerleaders are shown in formation. Kneeling: Liz Loos- brock and Janet De- Haven. Standing: Linda Miller, and Mary Jackson. Cap- tain: Mary Jackson. 30 • � Sports Vital •• : . To Total Picture • • FOOTBALL PANTHER TEAM CLAWS OUT 5-3 RECORD. Fred Schlcikbernd Terry Hooker Bill Melton Dan Deans Dave Robbins Mike Miller John Stewart Coach A1 Bozner Ron Moore Steve Marchant gem Bernard Chasek Steve Stewart Kevin Moore Gary Robbins John Melton Lorin Kuhnel Roger Marchant Jim Schommer Tom Hinman Tim Henry BASKETBALL PANTHER TEAM FINISHES SECOND IN DISTRICT TOURNEY Mike Miller, Steve Marchant, Tim Arthur, John Melton, Bill Melton. Lorin Kuhnel, Kevin Moore, Bill Dawkins, Dan Deans, Steve Stewart, Terry Hooker. Coach Al Bozner in center. Tom Hinman, Mike Miller, Jim Schommer, Roger Marchant, John Melton, Tim Arthur, Steve Marchant, Mike Chamberlain, Steve Stewart, Gary Rob- bins, Phil Sauser, Randy Schommer, Coach Al Bozner in center. SEASON’S RECORD Hyannis 46 Assumption 29 Hemingford 59 Assumption 60 Rushville 70 Assumption 61 Crawford 67 Assumption 60 Hays Springs 60 Assumption 73 Sunflower 56 Assumption 64 Harrison 40 Assumption 69 St. Agnes 73 Assumption 59 Christmas Tourney: Crawford 55 Assumption 49 Spencer 42 Assumption 46 Morrill 56 Assumption 73 Hays Springs 38 Assumption SO St. Agnes 73 Assumption 53 Holy Rosary 82 Assumption 70 Oelrichs 8 Assumption 40 Rushville 54 Assumption 57 Hemingford 48 Assumption 59 Cody 50 Assumption 46 Harrison 37 Assumption 79 Western Ten: Sunflower 63 Assumption 58 District Tourney Harrisburg 53 Assumption 63 Bushnell 48 Assumption 54 Melbeta 49 Assumption 48 At Right Coach Bozner Accepts The Christmas Tournament Trophey. Bim on the move! Kevin strikes again! Up and in Lorin! Way to go Dan! After every exciting game, the Pep Club, and the team got together to exchange viewpoints on the game, spread gossip, tell stupid jokes, and enjoy good food. 2 more for Bill! Good shot Bill! VOLLEYBALL WITH DESIRE AND HARD WORK GIRLS OIITAIN 25-5 Varsity Team: Chris DeHaven, Cathy Donohue, Teresa Katen, Julie Gran- tham. Kim Moore, Judy Goffena, Kathy Hoesing, and Betty Kuhnel. Cocaptains: Betty Kuhnel and Judy Goff- Coach: Sister Sheila Scorekeeper: Bernie Heiser ena. 36 Junior Varsity Team-Front row: Cindy Roost, Mary Chase, Yvonne Chase. Back row: Connie Scheopner, Donna Deans, Kris Scheopner, and Norene Marchant. Climax of the three day Western Ten Tourney earn- ed the spotlight for victor- ious Pantherettes. Pictured above are the happy win- ners accepting first-place trophy. Happiness is ! ? ! ? ! Girls combine teamwork and determination in hopes of a victory. 37 TRACK TEAM TRICK TEAM FINISHES FIRST IN WESTERN TEN TOURNEY The first place Western Ten track Tom adds points crossing the finish line. Dan easily glides over the low hurdles, trophy. Bernard hands the baton to Steve. Terry and Gary make a smooth ex- Jim receives the baton on the move. change. George is ready to go after the hand- Some of the track team takes a rest. Enthusiastic fans watching the meet, off. 38 Kevin sprints over the finish line. John pushes to be first to finish. Roger is ready for the gun to fire. Steve gives an extra push to win. MR.TRACK Steve’s persistance keeps him going. Dan Deans was awarded the honor of “Mister Track’’ for nineteen seventy during the graduation cere- monies on May twenty-six, nine- teen hundred seventy. Dan holds the school record in the discus with one hundred forty-nine feet, six inches. Dan also competed in the high jump, the high hurdles, the low hurdles, the one hundred yard dash, and the shotput. 39 CHEERLEADERS VARSITY J 1 ' p w Vl L !n P U Captain Julie Grantham Betty Kuhnel Mary Chase Judy Goffena JR VARSITY M 4 j • to Captain Cyndie Roost Norita Faulk Judi Witte Kathy Hoesing 40 Activities, Academics Round Out School Life ANNUAL STAFF WITH ENERGY, TIME, IJVD INGENUITY THE STAFF HOPED TO CREATE A MASTERPIECE. Editor—Kathy Strong; Assistant Editor-Judy Waltman; Business Manager Jacque Witte; Assistant Business Mana- ger Norene Marchant; Photographers Teresa Katen, Betty Kuhnel, Steve Burkhart, and Dave Schlickbernd; Sports Ed- itor Tim Arthur; Assistant Sports Editor Tim Henry; Copy Editor Bernie Heiser; Sponsor-Sister Sheila. 42 43 HOMECOMING “69” CRYSTAL BLUE PERSUASION Senior royalty reigns as the annual Home- coming procession parades through town. Pictured from left are: Second attendants John Melton and Julie Grantham. Center King John Stewart and Queen Betty Kuh- nel. At right First Attendants Dave Robbins and Norita Faulk. Junior Attendants: Judy and Ber- nard. Sophomore Attendants: Connie and Lorin. Freshman Attendants: Yvonne and Kevin. 44 WORKING ON HOMECOMING John cleans up the mess. Teresa and Betty take an hour off to help. Steve and Bill help build the arch. Coach Bozner gives an inspiring talk. CORONATION AND BONFIRE Teresa Katen Mistress of ceremonies. Destruction of a Harrison Warrior. „ , . , r „ , DANCE AND SLUMBER PARTY Steve takes a break for refreshments. Pleasant Memories. Betty and John enjoy the Royality Dance. 45 GLEE CLUB j ,;y° .M I Although this page shows only several shots of the Boy’s and Girl’s Glee Club, their busy schedule demanded many performances. Glee club members directed by Sister Lau- rette devoted many of their own free hours to the group’s success. Performances were given above at the V. A. Hospi- tal while many caroled throughout rooms of patients as shown at right. Whether recognition came in the form of a smile, applause, or a Superior rating, members found their experiences rewarding. 46 SPRING CONCERT PEP CLUB ACTION Singing Peppy School Song! We want a touchdown. Officers: President, Teresa Katen; Vice President, Kim Moore; Treasurer, Beth McGannon; Secre- tary, Kathy Strong. Earning money to sponsor Homecoming; a Thanksgiving box social, bake sales, a car wash, a slave sale, and other activities. 48 SENIOR COURT BANQUETlDANCE Dan, Bill, and John were honored as the Senior basketball Bernie presented the boys with engraved key chains, players. Anxiously awaiting dinner. Students and teachers enjoy the supper. The boys were acknowledged at the dance. Students and dates enjoy the dance immensely. STUDENT COUNCIL The sludent council officers for the 1969-70 school year are: Terry Hook- er-Vice President, Julie Grantham- Secretary, Bernie Heiser President, Sister Sheila Sponsor, Tom Hinman Treasurer. Not pictured are the Sopho- more representative Cyndie Roost, and Freshman representative Donna Deans. One of the student council projects this year was the lounge. They pro- vided the pop and candy machines and the furniture for it. They kept the machines filled and made sure the classes took turns cleaning it. The student council put on many soc hops to earn money. They sponsored the Court banquet and dance to honor the senior basketball players. The council went together with the school board to host an open house for the community so PANTHER'S ROAR HI-LITES FROM ASSUMPTION HIGH JOURNALISM CLASS Panther Roar Staff Editor: Jody Waltman Copy Editors: Helen Lecher, Kris Seheopner. Staff: Kathy Strong, Sheila Mil- ler, Dan Deans, Dave Rob • bins, John Melton, Kim Mcore, Mary Chase, Debbie Dawkins Sponsor: Sr. Carol The school newspaper produced by the Journalism class published monthly works appearing in the Chadron Record. To help the eager students write. Journalism was introduced into the curriculum. The interesting class was taught by Sister Carol. A dark room was set up where the students learned to develop film and print pictures. Many enjoyable hours were spent there by the staff. Surrounding shots picture the Journalism class in prepara- tion for another Panther’s Roar edition. VIP’S Terry Hooker, Steve Stewart, Kris Scheopner, and Mary Academy to serve as boy and girl candidates to Boy and Chase were chosen from the Junior class of Assumption Girl State competition in Chadron. Yvonne Chase, freshman, ranked third in the finals of French The Five Seniors above-Front row: Julie Grantham, Kathy French I at Scholastic Day. The event took place at Chad- Strong, Judy Waltman, back row: John Stewart, and John ron State College. Melton are lustrous “old timers” of A. A. They attended the school for 13 years. 52 Mary Chase, at left, was chosen as alternate in Chadron’s Girl State competition, while Kris Scheopner. at right, was chosen Girl State Representative of Chadron. This year the Betty Crocker Homemakers Award went to Kathy Strong. The winner is determined by the Senior girls scoring highest in a practical knowledge test. Jacque Witte, Julie Grantham, and John Stewart were cho- sen as this year’s Outstanding Teenagers of Assumption Academy. 53 ★ GOOD MORNING STAR SHINE ★ The Sophomore class served the delicious dinner cooked by the mothers of the Junior class. Following the meal Cynthia Parish and duo entertained by singing the theme song and other numbers. The highlight of the banquet was the guest speaker Joe Kanarick who spoke on his most memorable prom with Gertrude Bombgarten. ★ ★ 54 One of the main attractions at this year’s Junior-Senior Prom was the gazebo pictured above. Royalty for the night pictured at left were: first attendants Kathy Strong and Dave Schlickbernd. Queen Jacque Witte. King Dan Deans, second attendants John Melton and Teresa Katen. ROYALTY The fountain above was a fascinating sight that ev- eryone stopped to watch. Below students enjoy dancing under the bright stars and pink and blue crepe paper to the beat of “The Duck Soup”. The juniors are to be complimented on a job very well done. 55 GRADUATION VALEDICTORIAN Jacque Witte accepts congratulations above. The top scholar of the senior class, she was awarded a 4 year hon- or roll pin. Jacque also earned a Math award. SALUTATORI AN At right Coach Bozner honors Dan Deans with the Mr. Track award. Chris DeHaven ranked second in scholastic standing with her classmates. She also received a business award. Julie Grantham at left is shown receiving the D.A.R. Good Citi- zenship award given by the lo- cal chapter. Julie also won the Good Sportsmanship award for volleyball. As President of the senior class Julie was mistress of ceremonies. 56 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS John Stewart was recipient of the American Legion Scholarship. Kathy Strong receives the Knights of Columbus Scholarship. She also won the Betty Crocker Homemaker award. Judy Waltman won a scholarship sponsored by the FHA. Above James Kause president of the school board hands out very enlightening talk on the six most wanted men in indus- diplomas. The guest speaker Mrs. Margo McCawley gave a try. 57 During one of the Pep Rallies Coach Bozner gives the team and girls a pep talk. SPIRIT NEVER DIES. Left: Action night the girls beat the ladies 21-16 in a very exciting basket- ball game. 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