Bancroft High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Bancroft, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1973 volume:

THE BULLDOG 1973 An Annual Publication of Bancroft Public School Bancroft, Nebraska ANNUAL STAFF Editor—Nancy Hermelbracht Ass't. Editor—Bev Schilling Business Manager—Lanelle Metzger Ass't. Business Manager—Kim Larsen Copy Editor—Connie Brehmer Ass't. Copy Editors—Joani Russman, Jeanne Doht Staff Members—Marcy Leifert, Colleen Russman, Patty Larsen, Nancy Peterson, Pam Wegner, Glenda Cooper. Advisor—Mrs. June Renander PHOTOGRAPHY Genelli Studios—Sioux City, Iowa National School Photos—Fremont, Nebraska Ted Huetmann—Wisner News Chronicle Charles Creenley—West Point Republican Burton Bargmann—Bancroft Bugle Myron Vogt—Bancroft, Nebraska DEDICATION We. the Annual Staff of 1973 Dedicate This Annual in Memory of a Fellow Student and Friend, Sandra Roth 2 FACULTY June Renander—Home Ec., Publications, Pep Club Sponsor. Mary Alexander—Social Studies, Librarian. L. E. Anderson—Math, Principal. Ken Headlee—Music, Volleyball Coach. Bob Rabe—English, Physical Education, Head Football Coach, Ass't. Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach, B-Club Sponsor. Dick Albrecht—History, French, Declam. Ted Raterman—Superintendent. rr Daryle Urwiler--Commercial, Guidance Counselor. Marianna Schilling English, Declam, Publications. y Gordon Fliche—Commercial, Ass't. Football Randy Olson—Industrial Arts, Track Coach. Coach, Head Basketball Coach. Jean Beal—English, Speech. Dale Dinnel—Science, Math. PERSONNEL Deanna, our school secretary, keeps busy during the day doing jobs such as answering the phone and punching meal tickets. Marvin, our school janitor, takes time out of a busy day of keeping the school to sit down and read the paper. Frieda and Elian, the school cooks, work hard to keep us well fed. Delmer Soil President Genevera Munderloh News Reporter Marlon Vogt Student Council Vice President Mark Carey Student Council President SENIORS Class Colons: Orange and Black Class Motto: Before You Can Score, You Must Have a Goal. L. E. Anderson i Sponsor • i Lonnie Leitow JohnVcnner Barb Beutler Tim Ronnenkamp Treasurer Vice President Student Council Secretary Secretary Arlan Peterson Colleen Russman Steve Novak Marsha Mohl .OF 1973 Class Flower: White Carnation With Orange Rose Class Song: United We Stand. Dale Dinnel-Sponsor Nancy Hermclbracht Glenn Newell Lanelle Metzger Mark Page Is Lowell Lase Connie Brehmer Tom Bassett Marlys Leifert Holly Tonjes Charles Redding Carol Meyer Ralph Newell MarjeanVogt Steve Dehner Shirley Beckmann Brian Munderloh Dean Albus Sharon Beckmann Mark Nietz Brian Buchholz Sneak Day 1973 leally Mark! We have to stop meeting like this. Sleeping Beauty??? On May 7, 1973, thirty-two lively Seniors and their four sleepy sponsors—Mr. Mrs. L. E. Anderson, Mrs. Bob Rabe, and Mr. Dale Dinnel met at the school at one in the morning to board the greyhound bus to Kansas City, Missouri and Kansas. The first stop was at Sambo's for breakfast, then on to General Motors for our first tour. Here we saw how they assembled cars. Next we went to the bus depot to change drivers. We then went to the plaza, where most of us ate at a sidewalk cafe. After a quick lunch we toured Proctor and Gambles in Kansas. Here we saw how they filled soap bottles and cut bar soap. As we were leaving, we all received a gift box containing three bars of soap and a tube of toothpaste. Back to Missouri for hours of looking around the zoo and just goofing off. With tired feet we boarded the bus to go shopping and eating before going to the Ten Years After'- concert. At ten we went to the show of our choice. At midnight we once again boarded the bus for the long drive home. We arrived home at 5:30 in the morning, tired, but ready for more action. Don't look now, but somebody's after you. Hey Tom, why are you sleeping on the floor? Wouldn't anybody sit with you? Anybody for a cup of coffee and two aspirins? It doesn't fit us, so who is Cinderella? Could it be Ole? Sponsors Mrs. Rabe and Mrs. Anderson are happy because the day is finally over. SCEt 'U GRADUATION 1973 C. Anderson B. Anderson A. Buchholz P. Kai S. Plambeck J. Tietz B. Browning M, Beutler J. Graff J. Larsen M. Kjeldgaard K. Beckman P. Simonsen N. Bray T. Honcik R. Larsen D. Marr J. Munderloh 16 SEVENTH GRADE ' EIGHTH GRADE T. Marr D. Larsen N. Jeppson T. Lutjen L. Lotz N. Kjeldgaard M. Wegner R. Abendroth L. Kai B. Larsen B. Konicek C. Flock J. Larsen J. Copple C. Cooper C. Mohl S. Leimer J. Zimmerman FRESHMEN P. Wegner C. Elsasser M. Metzger T. Anderson The Freshman year started off with a Sophomore-Freshman dance. Thank you Sophomores. N. Munderloh B. Glissman D. Abendroth T. Raterman D. Beckmann T. Marr To lead our class was President Cyndy Mohl, Vice President Jan Copple, Secretary Scott Doht, Treasurer Pam Wegner, and News Reporter Nolan Flock. Our student council representatives were Christy Mackey and Bill Schilling. We chose Pam Wegner and Kenny Daberkow as Homecoming attendants. We chose for our money making project to raffle off a radio and cakes. « K. Daberkow P. Ives B. Schilling D. Russman T. Peterson R. Leimer T. Munderloh C. Hermelbracht T. Zulke C. Mackey D. Redding S. Doht The mighty Freshmen were backing up BHS in spirit, sports, and activities. We would like to thank Mr. Rabe for helping us through our first year in high school. Good luck to you in the future. M. Plambeck N. Flock C. Dietrich Mr. Rabe OUR FIRST YEAR!! Beth Bring LouAnn Lase Laurie Deberkow Chris Ives Randy Tietz Lloyd Gehring Nancy Peterson Patty Larsen Mick Samuelson Mr. Albrecht Mark Schilling Lonny Hermelbracht Roxanne Bird Ronnie Anderson SOPHOMORES Holly Heise Cathy Novak Darla Pagels Maurice Plambeck This sure is dull compared to last night! Definitely!! An angel in disguise! ?! ? bad, we don t know The mighty sophomore class has again made it through another year of tedious work and lots of confusion But. as always we came through with flying colors. Leading us through many trials and temptations was our class president. Maury PiambciK Backing him up were Patty Larsen-vice president. Susan Venncr-treasurer, Debbie VanKirk-sccretary. and Laurie Dabcrkow-ncws reporter. This year we chose the hard job of selling candy for our class project. We finally sold all our goodies, and made a nice profit besides. As usual members of our superior class, outdid themselves. We congratulate Patty Beutlcr on representing our school in the state track meet. Also, we arc VLR Y proud of our 2 rated in the state baseball team and the LVC champion football team. Again this year we have come out on top! ANOTHER GREAT YEAR!! Patty Beutler Kristie Macklin Jeff Konicek Karlene Carlson Kevin Tonjes Trudy Jeppson MerlynVogt Dale Olson DoakWegner RodneyDehner Doug Trudy Wiig Debbie VanKirk Sue Ronnenkamp Munderloh Milon Mackey Stan Novak Susan Venner 21 JUNIORS S. Wegner D. Tietz S. Glissman N. Bring J. Russman D. Miller S. Peterson B. Daberkow J. Leimer N. Gehring J. Burhoop S. Russman D. Doht D. Soil V. Albus B. Schilling K. Anderson M. Ortmann J. Doht M. Greenfield S. Sorenson J. Vogt Mr. Urwiler Mr. Monroe 22 A YEAR TO REMEMBER Mary Ortmann and Larry Gcrch were chosen as homecoming attendants for our class. Our class play. Hip Hippie Hooray was something really new and different We all had alot of fun and it was a great success. Prom was our main undertaking this year. Finally, after many hours of hard work, we put Pieces of April together, and it turned out great! We started out our busy Junior year with 27 members. W'c welcomed Karla Anderson and Jan Leimer to our class. The election of class officers resulted in our leader-Bcv Schilling, her faithful helpcr-Bcth Daberkow. Jeanne Doht-who kept the records straight. Steve Sorensen-who kept track of all that money, and Sandy Peterson-news reporter. Mary Ortmann and Norm (iehring were our capable student council representatives. VV c started out with two sponsors, but lost Mr Monroe, so we finished the year in perfection with Mr. Urwiler to guide us. Our class was very active in athletics Many people also received honors in music, band, and drama. 23 JR. HIGH BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Terry Bargmann, Tom Lutjen, Jerry Bring, Brad Konicek, Duane Peterson, Ned Kjeldgaard, Michael Wegner. BACK ROW: Mr. Flathman--Coach, Jeff Larsen, Steve Plambeck, Don Larsen, Randy Mackey, Mark Gehring, John Tietz, Alvin Browning, Lowell Kai. Cheerleaders: Tami Doht, Lori Lotz, Peggy Anderson. SMILE. . .YOURA BULLDOG! Pam Wegner, Kristie Macklin, Mary Ortmann, Marlys Leifert, Jenny Munderloh, Queen Barb Beutler, King Delmer Soil, Marlon Vogt, Mark Carey, Larry Gerch, Randy Tietz, Kenny Daberkow. 'Smile. . .You're A Bulldog' was the theme chosen for the 1972 Homecoming. Activities started out with a bonfire on Tuesday night and ended with the game, coronation, and the dance in the gym on Friday, September 29, 1972. The decorations in the gym and on the field portrayed the theme. Even the crowd seemed to 'smile' with us as the crowning of the King and Queen took place and as the Bulldogs pulled through a close game with Beemer, ending it with a score of 18-17. Smiling face on front of the float. Theme was carried out by the float made by the Seniors. Hoop made by the Sophomores. Look at that Chick! ! CHRISTMAS IS. . . Boy those Seniors sure make good punch! I wonder what's in it? Christmas Is. . .was the theme that was carried throughout the decorations at the formal dance sponsered by the Seniors. It was held December 22, 1972 for all students, faculty, and their guests. A gift exchange, with Santa as our special guest, was followed by the dance with The Forte providing the music. JUNIORS: DIFFERENT AGAIN? Hip Hippe Hooray The Junior Class Play proved to be a little out of the ordinary. Hip Hippie Hooray was a far cry from the previous plays put on at BHS. The play is the story of a straight girl who opens a free restaurant for hippies, hoping to find her missing hippie brother. When her money runs out the hippies help out. A hippie happening. People are charged to watch everyday hippie life and hippies are rented out for high society parties, all to keep the joint open. When the rebel brother returns he decides to give the straight life another try. It was a happy ending both on stage and in real life. The play was also different in that every member in the class had a part and many had two. With the exception of minor trouble with an amplifier at the matinee, both performances went smoothly. We hope our director, Mr. Albrecht, was pleased with our record crowd; we certainly were pleased with it and the profits. 29 HONORS Doak Wegner and Duane Tietz--Leading Scorers of Bulldogs Duane Tietz--Boy Stater; Steve Sorenson— alternate and winner of Golden Hammer Award Outstanding Teenagers—Bev Schilling, Duane Tietz, and Mary Ortmann John Philip Sousa Homemaker of the Year--Marlon Vogt Award—Mark Carey RECEIVED Jeanne Doht--alternate Girl Stater; Mary Ortmann-Girl Stater All State Choir—Holly Tonjes PIECES OF APRIL—A This year we chose Pieces of April as our prom theme. After drawing a 30 foot mural and stuffing about 50 million hedges, we were a little tired, but still willing to keep on working. The hidden talent in our class really came through in the decorations. One which truly amazed us all was the large mechanical butterfly. The junior mothers prepared a delicious banquet for us. We chose Laurie D., Patty L., Patty B., Doak W., Merlyn V., and Jeff K., to wait on tables. The program was very interesting and enjoyable for all. The Cheshire Cats of Omaha provided music for the dance. NIGHT FULL OF MEMORIES T d l ' - r I SENIOR CLASS PLAY-BOYS AND Ghouls Together Buddy getting chewed out by his girlfriend, Barbara. The Senior class presented Boys and Ghouls Together on Friday, April 13th. Miss Beal did a good job of directing her first class play. Connie Brehmer and John Venner were assistant directors. The Seniors went all out with make-up, costumes, and props. The play was about hostelers traveling through Europe. They stopped at a hostel for the night and found it to be an old castle, owned by Count Dracula. The hostelers spent the night at a carnival and when they got back they found Buddy just like the Count. Everything ended up okay and the hostelers got out of the hostel safe and sound. Buddy wanting to cry as the count and his wife put the pressure on him. The hard working cast posing for their picture after it was all over. THIRD YEAR. . . FRONT ROW: John Vogt, Scott Doht, Scott Russman, Merlyn Vogt, Jim Marr, Doak Wegner, Terry Anderson, Tad Raterman Maurice Plambeck. SECOND ROW: Stan Novak-Student Manager, Arlan Peterson, Mark Plambeck, Larry Gerch Steven Novak David Abendroth, Kenny Daberkow, Dave Soil, Chuck Hermelbracht, Steve Sorenson, Tim Ronnenkamp, John Venner-Student’ Manager. THIRD ROW: Coach Gordon Fliehe, Glenn Newell, Doug Doht, Norm Gehring, Tom Bassett, Ralph Newell, Charles Dietrich, Lonnie Leitow, Lonny Hermelbracht, Jeff Konicek, Doug Munderloh, James Larsen, Coach Bob Rabe. BACK ROW: Nolan Flock, Chris Copple, Delmer Soil, Randy Tie tz, Duane Tietz, Bill Schilling, Mark Pa gels, Mark Nietz, Mark Carey, Marlon Vogt, Mark Schilling. 7 LVC CHAMPS! The 1972 Bancroft Bulldogs continued their area football supremacy by securing their third straight Logan Valley Conference Championship. They rolled to a 6-2 season record remaining undefeated in conference play for three straight years. The success was due to a total team effort with members of all classes contributing. The 72 Bulldogs were not a great team but a very good team made up of great individuals. Even though it was a team effort, many individuals received special recognition. The Bulldogs dominated the all-conference team with four offensive positions and three defensive positions. Because of outstanding effort by many underclassmen the future of football at Bancroft looks very good! SCORES Rosalie 6- 0 Macy 50- 0 Walthill 14-20 Winnebago 32-20 Homer 28- 8 Beemer 18-17 Decatur 14-11 Howells 12-45 BASKETBALL VARSITY. FRONT ROW: John Vogt, Doak Wegner, Norm Gehring, Chris Copple, Larry Gerch, Dave Soil, Steve Sorenson. BACK ROW: Arlan Peterson-Student Manager, Doug Doht, Delmer Soli, Duane Tietz, Mick Samuelson, Randy Tietz, Stan Wegner, Marlon Vogt, Coach Fliehe. The Bulldogs started the 1972-73 basketball campaign with a rebuilding year a head of them. Losing four starters from the 1971-72 team Bancroft began the season with three returning lettermen and 30 prospects. The early season experience proved too much for the Bulldogs as they had a dismal 3-8 record at mid-season. The last half of the season the Bancroft fans were provided with some exciting basketball as the team went on to complete the season with a 9-12 record. Of the 12 losses four games were lost in overtime. The scrappy Bulldogs finished second in both the Rosalie Classic and the Logan Valley Conference Tourney. Co-captains Duane Tietz and Delmer Soli lead the team in rebounding with 179 and 174 respectively. In the scoring department Duane was the leading scorer with 310 points followed closely by Doak Wegner with 288 points. scm !feS: WE Cedar Bluffs 51 Lyons Si 64 Bee me r 62 Rosalie 39 West Point f 70 Fort Calhoun| Walthill 48 87 Snyder 35 Dodge 84 Macy 96 Jefferson, S. D. 69 LVC HpURN| Macy ■ Snyder Myt 57 63 Decatur kJ 52 nnebago 76 Dfccatur Rosalie 63 54 Pender 38 Ponca 59 sm THEY 69 52 63 63 77 55 66 59 89 66 63 51 57 54 66 48 62 61 WHAT A SEASON S-T-R-E-T-C-H Here Stan you take it. They're too big for me. Jr. Varsity. FRONT ROW: Merlyn Vogt, Scott Doht, Mark Plambeck, Jeff Konicek, David Abendroth, Chuck Hermelbracht, Terry Anderson. BACK ROW: Coach Bob Rabe, Dennis Russman, Bill Schilling, Mick Samuelson, Lloyd Gehring, Nolan Flock, James Larsen. FIRST TIME FOR BANCROFT FRONT ROW: Terry Anderson, Tim Ronnenkamp, Jerry Burhoop, Ronnie Anderson, John Vogt. MIDDLE ROW: Bill Schilling, Delmer Soil, Doug Doht, Randy Tietz, Lonny Hermelbracht, Jeff Konicek, David Abendroth. BACK ROW: Coach Fliehe, Mark Plambeck, Doak Wegner, Chuck Hermelbracht, Lloyd Gehring, James Larsen, Larry Gerch, Coach Rabe. Three who won't return. The Bancroft Bulldogs capped off what was labeled as a rebuilding year with a trip to the state tournament. Although compiling only a I 5 regular season record, they came on strong to win the District tournament. The team composed primarily of freshman and sophomores unleashed a strong display of hitting to defeat Leigh and Dodge in district play. It was the first District title for Bancroft in baseball and the first trip to the state tournament for the school in 12 years. The boys showed ability and determination by fighting and beating Lincoln Pious X. a large ( lavs B school This victory gave Bancroft its first chance at playing for the state championship title in any sport The final game, although full of fight and the will to win. left Bancroft as state runner-ups. Omaha's Daniel Grovs received us 3rd state title After a short rainstorm in the seventh inning the 2nd place Class B team accepted proudlv the runner-up trophy It was a great year full of mans happs Thanks for this great reception! GIRL’S TRACK—WINNERS FRONT ROW: Jan Copple, Trudy Wiig, Sue Ronnenkamp, Melinda Metzger, Marsha Mohl, Maxjean Vogt-Student Manager. MIDDLE ROW: Beth Daberkow, Sandra Peterson,Nancy Bring, Susie Glissman, Pam Wegner, Susie Leimer, Nancy Peterson. BACK ROW: Coach Olson, Cyndy Mohl, Glenda Cooper, Teresa Zulke, Patty Beutler, Mary Ortmann, Jeanne Doht, Laurie Daberkow. Many freshman and returning letter winners went out for track this year. They worked hard to receive the first place trophy at the conference track meet enabling them to participate in the District meet where they placed third. Three girls went to state this year. They were Marsha Mohl, Cyndy Mohl, and Patty Beutler. A track party was held to initiate the new girls and also served as a farewell to Coach Olson. Girls at District meet. 42 BOYS TRACK Smile pretty! FRONT ROW: Coach Randy Olson, Steve Sorenson, Glenn Newell. SECOND ROW: Scott Russman, Curt Zuhlke, Lonnie Leitow, Chuck Redding, Lowell Lase. BACK ROW: Doug Redding, Merlyn Vogt, Mick Samuelson, Maurice Plambeck, Charles Dietrich. Twelve hard working boys were out for track this year. They placed third in the Logan Valley Conference meet and set several new records. Four members ot the relay team — Steve S. , Lowell L. , Dave S., and Norm G. Dave Soil breaks the string Iot a first place. Coach congratulating outstanding players--Senior Lowell Lase; Sophomore Mick Samuelson; and Junior Steve Sorenson. LVC CHAMPS FRONT ROW: Bev Schilling, Marlys Leifert, Lanelle Metzger, Debbi Miller, Trudy Wiig, Barb Beutler, Marsha Mohl, Nancy Bring. SECOND ROW: Patty Beutler, Karla Anderson, Jeanne Doht, Beth Daberkow, Cyndy Mohl, Nancy Peterson, Laurie Daberkow, Sandra Peterson, Kim Larsen, Jan Copple. LAST ROW: Marjean Vogt--Student Manager, Glenda Cooper, Trudy Jeppson, Melinda Metzger, Darla Pagels, Christy Mackey, Beth Bring, Debbie Van Kirk, Pam Wegner, Patty Larsen, Coach Ken Headlee. All Conference and Seniors. SEATED: Barb Beutler, Marsha Mohl. STANDING: Marlys Leifert, Lanelle Metzger. With the help of their coach, Ken Headlee. 27 hard working girls put forth every effort they could to make a successful season. Their efforts paid off as shown in the season's record of I $ wins and 3 losses. They received 1st place in the LVC Tournament and placed 2nd in the Class C District Tournament. Trudy Wiig and Lanelle Metzger were high scorers for the year, both having over 100 points Trudy set a new school record, having served 14 points in a row Barb Beutler and Marsha Mohl lead in the spiking for the year The four senior girls were chosen for the all-conference team 44 MARCHING BAND STAGE BAND 46 CHORUS SWING CHOIR 47 STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Kristy Macklin, Merlyn Vogt, Bill Schilling, Christy Mackey. BACK ROW: Mary Ortmann, Norm Gehring, Marlon Vogt-Vice President, Mark Carey-President, Barb Beutler-Secretary. DECLAM STATE DECLAM CONTESTANTS. FRONT ROW: Barb Beutler, Patty Larsen, Mary Ortmann, Carol Meyer. BACK ROW: Mr. Albrecht-Sponsor, Glenn Newell, Nancy Peterson, Holly Tonjes, Jenny Munderloh, Marvin Greenfield LIBRARIANS FRONT ROW: Connie Brehmer, Nancy Hermelbracht, Susie Leimer. BACK ROW: Christy Mackey, Mrs. Alexander--Head Librarian, Verna Jean Albus, Jenny Munderloh, Diane Beckman. FRONT ROW: Colleen Russman, Nancy Bring, Joani Russman, Teresa Zulke, Jean Zimmerman, Mrs. Schilling--Sponsor. BACK ROW: Nancy Petersen, Carol Meyer, Holly Tonjes, Verna Jean Albus, Barb Beutler, Jenny Munderloh, Karla Anderson. PAPER STAFF A BEST IN LOGAN VALLEY Jr. Cheerleaders: Patty Beutler, Debbie VanKirk, Pam Wegner, Jean Zimmerman. FRONT ROW: Jean Zimmerman, Debbie VanKirk, Susie Glissman, Jeanne Doht, Mary Ortmann, Marcy Leifert, Patty Beutler, Pam Wegner, SECOND ROW: Nancy Bring, Beth Bring, Bev Schilling, Nadine Munderloh, Diane Beckmann, Shirley Beckmann, Colleen Russman, Patty Larsen. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Renander--Sponsor, Glenda Cooper, Kim Larsen, Holly Heise, Sharon Beckmann, Karla Anderson, Karlene Carlson, JanCopple, Carol Elsasser. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Peterson, Beth Daberkow, Carol Meyer, Teresa Peterson, Laurie Daberkow, Barb Beutler, Joani Russman, Sandy Peterson. BACK ROW: Trudy Jeppson, Melinda Metzger, Holly Tonjes, Maijean Vogt, Verna Jean Albus, Cyndy Mohl, Debbi Miller, Marsha Mohl. Varsity Cheerleaders: Susie Glissman, Mary Ortmann, Pep Club Officers—Joani Russman, Jeanne Doht, Marcy Leifert, Head Cheerleader Colleen Russman, Barb Beutler, Holly Tonjes, proudly display trophy for outstanding pep club in Little Sherry Doht was a BH Logan Valley Conference. sweet, energetic mascot. QQ6K1 B-CLUB FRONT ROW: Jerry Burhoop, Merlyn Vogt, John Vogt, Larry Gerch, Dave Soli, Steve Sorenson, Jim Marr, Tim Ronnenkamp, Scott Russman, Doak Wegner. SECOND ROW: Coach Fliehe, Maurice Plambeck, Glenn Newell, Norm Gehring, Doug Doht, Lonnie Leitow, Lonny Hermelbracht, Jeff Konicek, Doug Munderloh, John Venner, Coach Rabe. BACK ROW: Chris Copple, Marlon Vogt, Stan Wegner, Randy Tietz, Delmer Soli, Duane Tietz, Mick Samuelson, Kevin Tonjes, Mark Pagels, Mark Nietz, Mark Carey, Ralph Newell, Tom Bassett. The B-Club traveled to Omaha for a basketball game between the Omaha-Kansas City Kings and the Portland Trail Blazers. At the end of the year Tim Ronnenkamp and Del Soil on behalf of the B-Club presented a gift of a camping stove and lantern to Coach Rabe for his coaching and leadership during the past four years. THOSE WHO WORKED ON THE ANNUAL Bev and Joani working on their class pages. Will that one work or will this one be better? FRONT ROW: Bev Schilling--Ass't. Editor, Nancy Hermelbracht--Editor. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Renander--Advisor, Pam Wegner, Glenda Cooper, Kim Larsen, Lanelle Metzger, Connie Brehmer. BACK ROW: Colleen Russman, Jeanne Doht, Joani Russman, Patty Larsen, Marcy Leifert, Nancy Petersen. Home Ec. Class gets more boring everyday! Gosh, that’s the best paper I've seen in 3 weeks. I didn't know assistant principals were allowed to play ping pong! Boy that sure was a nice dream! Hurry and take the picture, we're starting to fall. Gee Tim, let's see if we can get a freshman to eat it. Okay Scott, I'll hold and you cut. Hey Verna, you're pretty handy with a saw. Gee Nancy, what are you painting? GRADE SCHOOL IS FUN KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: Tyler Russman, Amy VanKirk, Lance Dixon, Chris Beutler, Teresa Larsen, Mrs. Sharman. SECOND ROW: Kevin Anderson, Leanette Suhr, Kyle Daberkow, Shauna Peterson, Victoria Edwards, Rhonda Crone. 56 FIRST GRADE YU FIRST ROW: Gail Bray, Michelle Man, Penny Hermelbracht, Darin Suhr, Marty Roth, Pat Bruning, Miss Steinoff. ►FCOND ROW: Jody Beutler, Scott Freiberg, Mark Bonine, Randy Kai, Ritchie Bruno, Jimmy Simonsen, Mario Hermelbracht. SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: Kari Graff, Corey Munderloh, Renee Meyer, Tina Daberkow, Mrs. Raterman. SECOND ROW: Randy Bargmann, Teresa Buchholz. Renee Abendroth, Mike Russman. NOT PICTURED: Jill Samuelson. THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: Patti Daberkow, Clark Petersen, Debra Bassett, Mrs. DeGoei. SECOND ROW: Tom Johnson, Danny Larsen, Connie Beutler, Charles Muller. NOT PICTURED: Jean Venner, Julie Anderson. FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Douglas Edwards, Stacey Hermelbracht, Michael Nottleman, Michael Hermelbracht, Laurie Meyer, Greg Bargmann, Bobby Anderson, Mr. Sharman. SECOND ROW: William Graff, Tammie Buchholz, Donna Gehring, Leslie Wng, Renee Flock, Wade Petersen, Sam Bruno. 58 FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Miss Holmes, Ricky Man, Jerry Bargmann, Kellee Konicek, Connie Larsen, Terrie Larsen, Kim Bargmann, Miss McDermott. SECOND ROW: Marla Vogt, Alan Jeppson, Carla Abendroth, Paula Simonsen, Glen Tietz, Melanie Flock, Teresa Wegner. NOT PICTURED: Linda Samuelson, Curtis Buchholz. SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Miss McDermott, Lex Lotz, Mark Russman, Randy Bruno, Annette Mo hi, Ritchie Lutjen, Terry Edwards, Miss Holmes. SECOND ROW: Marlea Raterman, Jaccie Muller, Roy Carlson, Scott Newell, Craig Gehring. NOT PICTURED: Danny Abendroth, Cindy Miller. 59 You mean they're actually studying? Well you guys finally made it! I think it needs a little more blue. Lloyd, does the cat have your tongue again??? Mr. Flathman shows students the proper method of disecting. Our four faithful cheerleaders! Smile! You're on candid camera. Corner Service Pee Wee Bargmann Ph. 648-7661 Neel Oil Co., Tank Wagon Service All kinds of Petroleum Products Motor Tune-up and Modern Greasing L.L. Sachs Welding Bancroft, Nebraska The Door of Knowledge is always open The Bancroft Bugle In and for the Village of Bancroft The Citizen Printing The Bancroft Bugle—Walthill Citizen Don Hermelbracht Roofing Ph. 648-7637 Herman Reimers Ford-Mercury Carroll, la. Tel 712-792-1505 West Point Republican For News and Pictures of BHS Cuming County Democrat West Point, Nebraska Pender Livestock Inc. Sale Every Saturday 12 noon Pender, Nebraska Charles A. Bohlin-Dendst Pender, Nebraska 68047 West Point Cleaners G Launderers First in Personal Service Reach for Robert's Consistantly Good Dairy Products Charles G. Muffly, M.D. BenO. Martin, M.D. James E. Mabie, M.D. Coca-Cola Bottling DISTR. Center Yankton, South Dakota Lyons Co-operative Creamery Bulk Milk Pick-up Phone 687-2623 Cornhusker State Telephone Co. Wisner-Beemer-Bancroft Dial Service for 40 years Sportsman's Inc. Sioux City, Iowa 51101 Josten's-Gary Tuttle Box 632, Norfolk, Nebr. Senior Portraits Genelli Studios Sioux City, Iowa Larsen's Transfer Larry and Donn Larsen Ph. 648-3356 Lyle B. Egerman. Dentist Bancroft, Nebraska Citizen's Bank Bancroft, Nebraska First National Bank Bancroft, Nebraska Continuous Service Since 1884 Paul Elsasser Groc. C Meats Ph. 648-7551 Les's Feed G Produce Kent Feed, Bancroft Ph. 648-7571 62 Bancroft COOP Ass'n Service Station-Bulk Gas-Propane Marr's Star Market Marr's Locker Service Bancroft, Nebraska General Appliance Repair Fred Louis Vogt Canarsky's Dept. Store Clothes for the Entire Family Malzahn TV G Appliance Motorola, Zenith, G RCA TV Hansen Welding Machine Shop James Hansen, Bancroft Sibyl's Beauty Salon Bancroft, Nebraska Larry's Bar Bancroft, Nebraska Ph. 648-3398 Village Inn Cafe Margaret Gatzemeyer Ph. 648-9301 BAC Garage General Repairs Used Cars Bancroft Farm Center RonVanKirk, Owner Shorty's Bar Marlin Ruth Proprietors Jim's Market Locker Ph. 648-7492 DJ's Bar Dale G Charlene, Proprietors Rod's Barber Shop Bancroft, Nebraska Ph. 648-3306 Vogt's Service Station Ph. 648-7951 Bancroft, Nebraska Holmquist Gr. G Lmb. Co. Grain, Lumber, Paint, Hardware Raasch's Bar Grill Ph. 648-7458 Beer-Mixed drinks-Lunches Bancroft, Nebraska 68004 Mel's Farm Service Grinding Seeds G Feeds G Fertilizers Farmer's Elevators LTD. Bancroft, Nebraska Ph. 648-3311 Terra-Nebraska, Inc. Marshall Block, Manager Bancroft Blade Part of the Wisner Chronicle Here to Serve Bancroft j Am I next? Really Lloyd, isn't she a little old? Gosh Mrs. Renander, do you have to make them study ? Hey Freida, I see you finally got them to work! Watch your fingers, Glenda! Lowell, what are you doing way up there ? I