Beemer High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Beemer, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1981 volume:

The Year of Spirit 1981 Box 176 Beemer, ME 68716 Beemer Public School The 1980-81 Beemer Public School an- nual staff presents to the high school THE YEAR OF SPIRIT A complete and condensed version of the 1980-81 school year. Changes have been made this year adding more pages and different ideas to make this book even more memorable. Consider this book a record of a piece of your life-a capsule of the total sum of your experiences during the most impor- tant years in your life. Something you can look back on and cherish in the years to come. A big thanks goes to our advisor and sponsor Mrs. Beckmann for putting up with us and donating so much of her time. f 1981 Annual Staff: Mrs Beckmann; Row 1-R. Gadeken, L. Belling, C. Bradfield. B. Kersten, D Dinslage, K McNamara, T Oswald, G Raasch; Row 2 J. Schulz, P Disher, C. Uerman, P. Schlickbernd. D. Oswald, S. Hartman, J. Ehrisman, T. Martin, H. Hasenkamp; Row 3—M Mestl, D. Heidt, P Troyer, T. Schlickbernd, D Martin, I. Schlickbend, G. Martin, 0. Kuhl, K. Strudthoff. Spirit Spirit, what is it? Where does it come from? How do you get it? First you have to know what to look for. In the diction- ary spirit has many definitions: vital force, an immortal part of man, temper, eager, desire, courage, lively animated and many more. Every individual has their own special kind of Spirit, good and bad, put these together and you have a mass volume of SPIRIT. The 1980-81 school year has been stated The Year of Spirit. The con- tent of this book illustrates many forms of Spirit generated throughout the year. During the Homecoming Spirit Week spirit children were elected to represent the year. Let our spirit children Jill Eh- risman and Tim Martin introduce you to THE YEAR OF SPIRIT, NINETEEN EIGHTY-ONE ... FACULTY IN THE YEAR OF SPIRIT Gertrude Lorensen Guidance, Career Ed., 7th Core Ivan Horst-Bus Driver Deborah Crumbliss - Music Beth Feller-Title I Reading, Pep Club Ron Peck-PE. FB Dale Jackson - Social Studies, Volleyball BB Roger Walker-Industrial Arts Victoria Stewart English Library Robin Jeffers Special Ed., Pep Club Eugene Mestl, Arien Lierman, Robert Jones, David Steffensmeier, Gary Schulz, Janice Balak-Board of Education. Eula Cohee-Office Secretary Larry Bausch- High School Principal Math James Sherwood- Science LORI ANN BELLING Volleyball 1,2,3a Lettered 4; Basketball 1,2,3, Lettered 2; Track 1,2, Lettered 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Girls Glee 1,2; Swing Choir 2, Band 1,2,3,4, Jazz Band 4, Flute Trio 3; Sax Trio 4, Who's Who In Music, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 3,4, Class Play 3,4 Annual Staff CYNTHIA RAE BRADFIELD Golf 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Girls Glee 1,2; Swing Choir 4, Girls Duet 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Prom Server 2; Class Play 3,4 Girls State Alternate; Honor Roll; Who's Who; Annual Staff 3,4 LANNY BURGETT Football 1, S.M 4, Basketball 1, Track 1, B-Club 4, FTA Club 1. Spanish Club 1,2; Class Play Assistant 3,4 DEBRA MARIE DINSLAGE Volleyball 1,3, S.M 2; Basketball 1,2,3, Lettered 2,3; Track 1,2, Lettered 1,2, State 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3; Swing Choir 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Flute Trio 3,4 Music Camp 2; Jazz Band 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3; Homecoming Atten- dant 3, Vice President 2, Treasurer 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 4, N H.S 3,4, Prom Server 2; Class Play 3,4, Girls Stater 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Valedictorian. 6 PAMELA LOU DISHER Volleyball 1.2,3,4 Lettered 4, Camp 2,4, Logan Valley Conference Honorable Men- tion 4 Basketball 1, Track S.M. 2; Chorus 1, Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3,4 RYAN LEE GADEKEN Football 2,4, S.M 1, Lettered 1,4, Basket- ball 3,4, S.M 2, Lettered 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4, Lettered 2,3,4; Chorus 1,3,4 Swing Choir 4, Ensemble 4 B-Club 1,2,3,4, Class Play 4, Student Director 3, Annual Staff 3,4. Placed 3rd in the Pi Tau Sigma engineering car race RASHELL KAY HARTMAN Volleyball Lettered 1,2,3,4 All LVC 3,4, All Area Norfolk 4 All Area Fremont 4 Omaha World Herald All State Class C 4, Basketball Lettered 1,2,3,4 All LVC 2,4 All Area Fremont 4, Lincoln Star Journal 4, Omaha World Herald All State Class C 4, Track Lettered 1,2,3,4, State 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4, Girls Glee 1,2,3,4, Swing Choir 2,3,4, Solos 3,4, Mixed Duet 4, Girls Trio 2,3,4, Mixed Quartet 4, Girls Quartet 4 Band 6 years, Trumpet Quartet 4, Brass Quartet 2,3,4, Jazz Band 2,3,4, John Philip Sousa Award; Speech Lettered 1,2,3,4, State 1,2,4; Class Play 3,4, Annual Staff 3,4 CHRISTINA FAYE FRAZEY Volleyball S.M. 2; Basketball 1, Track S.M 2; Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Squad Leader 4; Class Play 3,4 v DAVID HEIDT Football 3,4 Lettered 3,4, Basketball 3,4 Lettered 3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Lettered 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,4, Ensemble 4, Swing Choir 4, Band 4, Stage Band 4, B-Club 3,4, Boy's State 3, Speech Team 3,4, State 3, N.H.S. 4, Class Play 3,4, Future Problem Solving Team 3,4, National Finalists 3, State Finalists 4, National Merit Letter Re- cipient 3, Annual Staff 4 7 BARBARA JEAN KUHL Basketball 1; Track 1; Golf 3; Chorus 3, Li- brarian 3 4, Class Play 3, Assistant 4 DALE DEAN MARTIN Football 1,2,3,4, Lettered 1,2,3,4, All-Con- ference All Area, Honorable Mention All State, Shrine Bowl Basketball 1,2,3,4, Lettered 2,3,4 All Conference, All Area Honorable Mention Track 3,4 Lettered 3 4 Chorus 1,2,3, B-Club 1,2,3 4 Home- coming Attendant 2,4 Student Council 2,3; Class Play 3,4 Prom Server Annual Staff 4 ROBIN HEERMANN LIERMAN Basketball 1, Chorus 1,2,3, Swing Choir 1, Class Play 3,4, Librarian 3,4 TIMOTHY JAY MARTIN Football 1, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Lettered 3,4. Track 1,2,3 4, Lettered 2,3 4, Chorus 1,2.3,4, Swing Choir 2,4 Solo 2,3,4 All State Choir 4. B-Club 2,3 4 Treas 4; Class Officer, Pres 2, V P 3, V P 4, Class Play 3,4 Speech 3 4, State 3 4 National Honor Society 3,4, Sec -Treas 4 Future Problem Solving, National 3, State 4 Boys State Alternate, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Band Lettered 1,2,3 4 Jazz Band 1,3 4 Swing Ensemble 4 Barbershop 3,4 Mixed Quartet 4 Mixed Barbershop Octete 4 Boys Duet 4 Boys Quartet 4, Brass Quartet 2,3,4, Trumpet Quartet 4 Mixed Trio 3,4 Mixed Duet 4 MICHAEL JOSEPH MESTL Football 1,2,3,4, Lettered 2,3,4 Basketball 2 4 Lettered 4 Golf 1,2,3 4 Lettered 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,3,4, Lettered 1,3,4, B- Club 1,2,3,4, Class Officer, Secretary 1 An- nual Staff 4, Class Play 3 4 Band 1 8 DIANE KAY OSWALD Track 1,2,3 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Girls Glee 1.2.3 Swing Choir 2,4, Solo 1,3,4, Duet 3, Girls Quartet 4 Mixed Octete 4, Pep Club 1.2.3 4 Treasurer 3. President 4 Home- coming Attendant 4 Class Officer Vice- President 1; Student Council 2,3, Secre- tary-Treasurer 3; Graduation Attendant; Annual Staff 3,4, Editor 4 Class Play 3,4 Prom Server 2. RICK POLLARD Football 2,3, Lettered 3, Class Play, Stage Manager 4 ROBERT LEE PAULSEN Football 2,3 4, Lettered 2,3 4 All Confer- ence Offense and Defense 4 Basketball 3 4 Lettered 3,4 All Conference 4 Track 1.2 Lettered 1,2; Chorus 1,3,4. B-Club 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Attendant 1, Class Play 3 REGINA L RAASCH Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Lettered 3,4 State 3; Basketball 1,2,3 4 Lettered 2,3,4 Track 1, Lettered 1, Golf 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4 Girls Glee 2,3, Swing Choir 2, Trio 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 2,3,4 Homecoming Attendant 2, Queen 4 Class Officer, Presi- dent 3, Student Council Vice President 4 Speech 3,4, State 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Band 2,3,4 Brass Quartet 2,3 Jazz Band 2,4 Class Play 3,4 Prom Server 2. BARBARA ANN RECKER Volleyball 1,2, S M 3; Basketball 1, Track 1,2,3, State Qualifier 1,2,3; Chorus 12. Girls Glee 1. Pep Club 1,2,3 4, Cheerleader 2,4 Class Play 3,4 Annual Staff 4 9 BRIAN C. SCHANTZ Football, Lettered 1,2,3,4, All State Honor- able Mention 3, All State 4, All Conference 3.4 All Star Game 4 Basketball 1,2,3 4 Lettered 3,4, Track. Lettered State 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 4 Barbershop Quartet 3 4 Mixed Octet 3,4 Swing Choir 4 B-Club 1,2,3 4 Vice Pres 3, Pres 4 Homecoming Attendant 3, King 4; Class Officer Pres 1 4 Sec 2 3; NHS 2,3 4 V P 3 P 4 Prom Server 2; Class Play 3, Annual Staff 3.4 KAY ANN OLIGMUELLER SCHULTZ Volleyball 1,2,3, Lettered 2,3; Basketball 2,3, Lettered 2,3, Chorus 1,2, Girls Glee 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3, Cheerleader 1,2,3; Homecoming Attendant 1, Class Officer, Student Council 1. THOMAS ROBERT SCHLICKBERND Golf 1,2,3 4, Chorus 1,3,4 Swing Choir 4 All State Choir 4 B-Club 1,2,3,4, Class Of- ficer Secretary 4 Graduation Attendant 3, National Honor Society 3 4 IRENE RENEE SCHLICKBERND Volleyball 4, Track 3, Chorus 2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3.4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play Stage Hand 3 4 PAUL TROYER Football 1,2,3,4. Lettered 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Lettered 3,4; Track, Student Man- ager 1; Chorus 1,3; B-Club 2,3,4, Class Of- ficer, Treasurer 2, Student Council 1, Stu- dent Council President 4, Annual Staff 3,4 Class Play 3,4, Prom Server 2. 10 KEVIN LEE WATSON Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Play Stage Hand 4 MARK ROBERT YOSTEN Football 1,2,3, Lettered 3; Track 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Boys Glee 3,4 Swing Choir 4, Solo 4, Barbershop Quartet 4 Duet 4, Barber- shop Octet 4 B-Club 3,4; Speech Team 4 State Qualifier 4; Class Play 3,4 THIRTEEN YEAR GRADS First Row, Left to Right: Gina Raasch, Barbara Kuhl, Robin Heermann, Barb Recker; Second Row: Lori Belling, Pam Disher, Debbie Dinslage, Shelly Hartman; Third Row: Tom Schlickbernd, Mark Yosten, Tim Martin, Mike Mestl. u £ JUNIORS: Almost on top Alan Batenhorst Mark Franzluebbers Kevin Hass Troy Freyermuth Brenda David Bernadette Kersten Kuhl Langhorst Scott Ortmeier Karen McNamara Tess Oswald Denise Paasch Tim Oligmueller Stan Schantz What are you staring at’ Pam Schlickbernd and climbing fast. I’m confused My idol Hello Speak up guys Stage crew Jeff Schul2 Treasurer ■ r Isn't he cute7 BHS beauties? Russ Ehrisman Vice President Who is upside down? Kevin Strudthoff President You didn't use Right Guard Sweet dreams, Mark I don't see why Dale thinks growing a mus- tache is hard. Holly Hasenkamp Secretary 15 SOPHOMORES: Halfway Trisha Albers wm Wade Eisenhauer Harlan Asmus Roger Gadeken Greg Batenhorst Denise Hasenkamp Jim Black Sandy Doescher Raymond Heerman Mark Herzinger Robert Jenkins Monica Kruegar n ' A. n. hHUNZA Barry Laaker Gloria Langhorst Shelly Metheny Brian Murphy Mick Murphy Claudia Oswald Bruce Recker Carol Gerald Jody Jane Schlickbernd Schlickbernd Schultz Troyer Kelly Verba through with no end in sight. ! can’t find a book with pictures You're confusing me Mrs Peck. Wade attempting a double flip THE FOUR STOOGES In How To Make A Fool of Yourself Without Trying We re innocent really! We didn't do whatever it was we did. Come on guys, at least try to look in terested I'm not smiling for a stupid pic ture Kenneth Mestl President Ann Ortmeier Geri Martin Vice President Treasurer Drew Raasch Secretary Yes, Mick, its an arm al- right. 17 FRESHMEN; Hang in there. Carla Margaret Batenhorst Black No Guys, 3+3 is 6, not 9 And you wonder why they call it Freshman Math Toby Freyermuth Lyle Martin Lon Glaubius Iris Mestl Corey Loewe Annette Schantz English Flunkies. Hey Guys! Chuck Schneider Brad Schulz Kurt Natalie Strudthoff Toelle Sarah Wordekemper Michelle Yosten your turn will come. Ronnie Roth President Julie Martin Vice President Beth Heidt Treasurer Scott Haber Secretary Wana hear a joke? 19 GRADE EIGHT Row 1 L-R, Iva Longhorst, Mike Frazey, David Lierman. Julie Mahnke Ruth Ortmeier Rose Ann Liermann, Kelly Mahler Kevin Glaubius, Randy Paulsen. Dean Schlickbemd, Darrin Jenkins, Row 2, Mr. L'Heureux, Step- hanie English, David Disher, Denise Dinslage, Arvid Hass, John McNamara James Murphy, Brian Laaker Clark Sybesma Rod Giese Ronda Peck GRADE SEVEN Row 1 L-R, Steven Lang- horst, Todd Raasch, Bryan Eisenhaur, Lachelle Spangler Lori Mostek James Mestl, Beth Oswald, Joel Ott, Charles Toelle Row 2, Mr Peck, Patty Franzluebbers. Sandra Hart, Rodney Schantz, Jena Ehnsman, Jeff Batenhorst, Dennis Deoring, Valerie Yosten, Scott Young, Not Pictured, Mike Engle- meyer GRADE SIX Row 1 L-R Kristin Raasch, Ann Schlickbemd. Jon Han- sen. Chris Mestl, Stacey English, Jenae Emanual, Cathy Schlickbemd. Kris Watson, Row 2, Mrs. Luben, Greg Jones, Jeff Oswald, Knstm Marten, Tim Schulz, Sandy Disher Aimee Or- tmeier, Steven Franzluebbers 20 GRADE FIVE Row 1 L-R, Donley Watson, Tamara Emanuel, Tracy Freyermuth, Troy Eisenhauer. Lee Ann Smith, Jason Hass, Shawn Jenkins, Row 2, Mrs Uerman. Brenda Mostek, Jeffrey Hart, Daniel Martin, Timothy Murphy. Deanne Dmslage Jeffrey Nitzsche GRADE FOUR Row 1 L-R Julie Doering. Ja- son Spangler Kimberly Jones, Kristy Mahler Nancy Peck, Shawn Emanuel, Trisha Martin, Russell Langhorst, Kory Strudthoff Patricia Raasch, Row 2, Mrs John- son James Bradfield Joe Lemm. Terry Engelmeyer, Jill Sybesma. Valerie Meyer, Eric Wellman Brian Mostek, Brach Johnson GRADE THREE Row 1 L-R, Chad Lambrecht, Jeromey Radford, Bruce Schlickbernd, Ted Peck, Jac- queline Conrad, Kara Glaubius. Nicolle Toelle Kyle Eisenhauer Kathy Mostek Row 2, Mrs Keller, Angie Krupka, Lori Nitzsche, Cory Spangler, Carol Steffens- meier, Karla Ortmeier, Brian Lemm, James Franzluebbers Angela Raasch Not Pictured Dianne Langhorst. Angela Long 21 GRADE TWO Row 1 L-R Rose Langhorst Kyle Strudthoff Chad Raasch Bret Neilor. Melissa Heermarm Row 2 Miss Tiet- jen Ryan Eichlberger Patti Smith. David Paulsen Mar- sha Hart Not Pictured Keith Radford. GRADE ONE Row 1 L-R Ryan Steffens- meier Brent Ortmeier Tim Nitzsche Aaron Spangler, Jennifer Doering, Heidi Toelle Mike Harr Lori Bausch Row 2, Mrs La- Vonne Johnson Alan Schlickbernd, Gary Gadeken, Colby Johnson, Colby Marks- meier Kevin Hansen Jeff Watson, Bryan Wellman Ryan Batenhorst, Aaron Hass Not pictured Holli Ei- chelberger, Lisa Smdelar KINDERGARTEN Row 1 L-R, Tammy Lewis Scott Mostek Matthew Raasch Kera Neilor Cath- erine Langhorst Jason Jen- kins Jennifer Lambrecht Kelli Krupka Row 2 Mrs Servi Jeff Conrad, Jeff Raasch Trisha Steffensmeier Michelle Ray Steven Long Brenda Chudomelka Jeremy Hansen 22 ATHLETES IN ACTION 23 Despite State Loss With a record of 8-1, the 1980 football players have a lot to be commended for. The season came with a feeling of ex- citement, yet unassurance as to whether these players had the potential to live up to the previous two state champion- ships. And as the season progressed, it looked like another great season! Headed by seven super seniors Ryan Gadeken, David Heidt, Dale Martin, Mike Mestl, Bert Paulsen, Brian Schantz, and Paul Troyer, they won the Logan Valley Conference title, and were state qualifiers for the fourth straight year. The season came to an abrupt end though after losing to Adams in the quarter finals of state. With this being the first loss to many, and only the second for the seniors they can hold their heads high as we say, They're the greatest to us! 24 Bobcat Pride Still Shines Ryan Dale 25 First Year of Class C Volleyball Under the direction of first year coach Dale Jackson, once again we continued to have another very successful season. This being the 13th year that volleyball has been played at B.H.S., we sure deny the superstition of the =13 being unlucky! We feel that our 13th season was a most memo- rable and LUCKY one at that! We finished our varsity volleyball season with 17 wins against just 3 losses. We received third place honors in our own Beemer Invitational, and once again we claimed the Logan Valley Conference Championship Title for the seventh consecutive year. Class C Districts were a whole new ball game for us. It brought us tougher competition, and a chance to work for what may have been a dream come true! We took on a tough Homer squad in the C-7 championships at Lyons, and came home victorious. The exuberant shouts and screams of the crowd that night are still ringing in our ears, and the sight of our first Class C District trophy that in itself was a dream come true!! Unfortunately, the next night we were con- fronted with a well-rounded (16-4) Elkhorn Valley club, at Wayne High School. The outcome was not what we had hoped for. The match took three sets, and we were defeated for only the third time this year. We were all looking forward for another chance to try for the state title, so when we fell just short of the state bid, we felt that the season ended much too abruptly. But looking back over the year, we learned many a thing from this year's season, and the most important being that of teamwork. We learned that working as a team, did wonders for us. And when it came down to who had the best players working together on the court, nine times out of ten, it was us. We also learned that teamwork pays off in the final out- come, and that we were what you call a volleyball team , and in the true sense of the meaning!! A Memorable One The B team completed a winning (6-2) season, while the C team ran an unde- feated (4-0) season. During our successful 1980-1981 season, a few individuals received special honors. They include: FREMONT TRIBUNE ALL-AREA SQUAD Shelly Hartman Second team Gina Raasch Honorable Mention Pam Schlickbernd Honorable Mention NORFOLK DAILY NEWS TOP 12 Shelly Hartman Honorable Mention Gina Raasch Honorable Mention Pam Schlickbernd Honorable Mention LOGAN VALLEY CONFERENCE TEAM Shelly Hartman First team Pam Schlickbernd First team Pam Disher-Honorable Mention ALL-STATE TEAM Shelly Hartman Honorable Mention The Year of Spirit Improvement is what the boys 1980-81 basketball season was noted for with a new coach and playing class C ball the boys kept the ball rolling. Though ending the season with a 6-10 record there were many exciting games that had close 4th quarters losing only by a few points. Coach Dale Jack- son assisted by Larry Bausch stressed the importance of team- work. With eight returning let- termen and twenty other team members the boys progressed. Af- ter Christmas they had a winning streak for three weeks in a row. Conference tourney wasn't much to talk about. Having to play the first round game in Snyder's barn didn't give the Bobcats much of a chance. Districts were hosted at Improves Boys Basketball Wayne High where luck once again was not on our side having to play first seated Homer. Over all the season wasn't all that bad. Improvement was made and good times were shared. Those receiving honors were Robert Paulsen with All Conference first string and Dale Martin receiving honorable mention. Bobkittens Complete Doing a complete 'about face' from last year, we completed the most successful season in the sport's history, here at BHS. Under the direction of second year coach, Ernest Heidt, we showed much improvement when this years' season rolled around. We split our first four games, then built a seven game winning streak which was then clipped with a loss against Decatur in the finals of the Logan Valley Conference tourna- ment. Then our high hopes came to an end with a loss to eventual champion Emerson Hubbard in the district tournament. Much of our team's success can be credited to, of course the out- standing quality of players, but also to the positive attitudes and teamwork that was shown on the court. With this added little extra, we were able to reverse last year's final outcome of 3-12 to our 1981 season record: an impressive 13-4, along with Logan Valley Confer- ence runner-up honors. We feel that this year was a very successful and fun season, which will always be remembered. Not only because of the numerous wins we accumulated, but also be- cause of the very important lesson we learned this year, that gave us such a fantastic season: That when things aren't going your way, and it always seems that you wind up on the short end of things, that's not the time to take matters into your hands, but it's the time to use good ole' 'team- work.' And by looking at our record, 30 ‘About-Face’ Season you can surely tell, WE DID JUST THAT! A couple of individuals were named for individual honors. They are as follows: ALL LOGAN VALLEY CONFER- ENCE First team-Pam Schlickbernd Second team—Shelly Hartman ALL-AREA NORFOLK DAILY NEWS Honorable Mention—Pam Schlickbernd ALL-AREA FREMONT TRIBUNE Second team Shelly Hartman Honorable Mention —Pam Schlickbernd LINCOLN STAR OMAHA WORLD HERALD Honorable Mention Shelly Hart- man I QUIT Why am I here? Toby and the goggles kid. Look Mom No Hands Up, Up Away Up and over. Not a hair out of place— That's form. Athletic people like me must look good at all times. Track Brad coming in for a landing. It's a bird, it's a plane, it's just Schantz. I I came, I saw, I made it on the first try. What's Rocky got that I don't? NEW SCHOOL RECORDS High Jump Brian Schantz 6'1 Discus Brian Schantz 138'11 Shot Put Brian Schantz 45'11'' Triple Jump Tim Martin 40'10 3200 Meter Relay Ryan Gadeken Mick Murphy David Heidt Dale Martin 8:37.0 Freshman Power 33 Girl’s Track Jump higher, higher . . . You've got these Rod L'Heureux blues. Is that you behind those Foster-Grants, Marga- ret? SUCCESS: WHAT I BELIEVE And in this lane 200- lb. sprinter Pam Schlickbernd. How can we acquire success or is it that important? Do we have to finish first to get that much enjoyment? I Believe success is in the heart, an achievement on your own. It takes hardwork and determination to make your presence known. as long as you have tried, For its the ambition inside you that cannot be denied. Participants out there, running the race of life Can't you foresee? Success is counted sweetest by those who nee'r succeed. I Believe success is doing your best — Karen McNamara Miss Thinclad '81 2nd leg on 2 mile relay. 34 7-Yr. Conference Champs 1981 SEASON Lyons Tri. 1st Wayne St. In. 2nd Laurel-Concord 12th Beemer In. 3rd Wisner In. 7th LVC 1st West Point Tri. 2nd District 5th 1981 RECORDS Karen McNamara 2 Mile 15:20.4 Tess Oswald 100 Hurdles 17.6 Shelly Hartman Discus 118'2 Shot 34'4V2 A-R-C-H that back! 35 Beemer 3b 1 ■L 38 Activities 39 Enthusiasm We all stick together m any kind of weather Another exciting game Hey' Paul Troyer whatcha eatin7 Curly Larry and Moe Don't let your babies grow up to be Stanley's We don't hold back The Year of Spirit No snitching Mr Peck Seniors Confusion at its best s' W Poor Poor Volleyball Player I Heard That' John Travolta Here I Come Yea Are you kidding7 Boys Barbershop Quartet T. Martin, T Schlickbernd B Schantz, M Yosten Girls Barbershop Quartet G. Martin, S Hartman, H Hasenkamp D Os- wald Boys Duet B Schantz, R Gadeken | I 1 Ml Girls Duet A Ortmeier, C. Oswald Boys Solo M Yosten Swing Ensemble J Black H Hasenkamp, T. Oswald, T Martin D Hasenkamp, G. Martin, P Schlickbernd. S Hartman, C. Oswald. T Schlickbernd, B Schantz, R Gade- ken M. Yosten, D Oswald, B Hass, J. Ehrisman, D. Heidt, C Bradheld, D Raasch. D Dmslage Piano Solo (choir accompanist) T. Martin Mixed Quartet H Hasenkamp, S Hart- man, T. Schlickbernd, T. Martin Sees Music At It’s Best John Philip Sousa Award Recipient Shelly Hartman, Music Director Deb Grumbliss. Clarinet Quartet I Mestl, S. Metheny, B Heidt. L Spangler Mixed Duet A Ortmeier, R Ortmeier Stage Band R Peck, K Strudthoff, I Mestl, S Metheny, A. Ortmeier, L. Belling, S. Hartman, L Glaubius, C. Schlickbemd, R. Ortmeier, J Schulz, K Strudthoff D Heidt G. Raasch, D Dmslage, P Franzluebbers, T Martin. The Talkative Ones TEAM RECORD CONTEST FINISHING Beemer Invitational 1st Logan Valley Con. 1st District 3rd State 5th STATE QUALIFIERS Overall Finish Oral Inter, of Drama: Tim Martin, Gina Martin, Bernadette Lang- horst, Kevin Strudthoff Shelly Hartman 3rd Prose: Gina Martin- 5th Tim Martin 3rd Our Extemporaneous Speakers Kurt Dave After Dinner: Jill Ehrisman Poetry: Shelly Hartman 44 Informative: Gina Raasch My subject for today is BULL It's a speech team. No, it's a basketball team. No, it's a group of escapees from the Norfolk Regional Center, Ya. Our dreamer, in ac- tion. Just what I need, a dummy with bad breath. A unicorn or the Loch- NIpcc mnnctPK? I'm not finished yet, so sit down. Anyone for poker, ey Tootsie. 45 National Honor Society Sleepy, Sneezy, Grumpy, Dopey, Bashful (well 4 out of 5 ain't Hear no evil see no evil, speak no evil, have no fun bad). NHS What do you mean, time m a dress. Back row (L to Schantz, Jeffery Brenda Kersten Shelly Metheny, KC and the NHS Choir first R) Deb Dinslage David Heidt, Tom Schlickbernd, Tim Martin Brian Schulz, Kevin Strudthoff, Karen McNamara, Pam Schlickbernd, Front row Mr Bausch. Denise Hasenkamp, Brian Hass, Geri Martin, Anne Ortmeier Future Problem Solvers Hard working or hardly working7 1981 State Champion Skit and 3rd Place Solution. Ma Stewart Problem 1 1 2 2 3 3 State State Front row (Lto R) Lori Glaubius, Ronda Peck, Miss Stew- art, Kurt Strudthoff Beth Heidt; Back row David Heidt, Kevin Strudthoff Tim Martin, Jeff Schulz, Tom Schlickbernd. The Intermediate Problems er Problem Solvers 1981 Competition Team Placing Intermediate Senior 1st Intermediate 5th Senior 3rd Intermediate 4th Senior 1st Intermediate Senior 3rd 47 HOMECOMING 1980: As I look over Homecoming 1980 my thoughts are warm and memorable. The spirit and enthusiasm make Homecoming week something you want to re- member about high school. I remember Monday, the beginning of a long week of events. Everyone was dressed like a typical high school student of the 1950's. The football players and pep club girls' lock- ers were filled with candy and notes signed Secret Admirer. Tuesday was Western day and almost ev- eryone borrowed a cowboy hat or dug up a pair of boots. Wednesday was Hollywood Day, we had every- thing from Mickey and Minney Mouse to Inspector Cloisseau. Everyone was more than willing to become a star. Thursday was slop day. A day, that is always fun, on slop day everyone is inclined to just be themselves, even the teachers found themselves in blue jeans and sweat shirts. Thursday afternoon the inside of the school was decorated. Thursday was finished off ni- cely by a victory in volleyball over Bancroft. Finally Friday arrived, purple and white day, every- thing was decorated. People were looking forward to the game. Miss Jeffers prepared a breakfast for the pep club girls at her apartment. Not much school work got done, but the teachers were pretty under- standing. At 1:30 everyone rushed outside for the traditional bon fire where the replica of a Walthill player was thrown into a blazing fire by Mr. Peck. After the bon fire everyone RAN down town for a pep rally. The teachers skit, the spirited cheerleaders, the painted windows of the down town businesses, the spirit awards, the band, and the energetic football players all made the end of the school day exciting. The sen- iors won first place for their painting on the Drug Store windows, the juniors second place on the Lazy Dude, and the seniors third place on the school. Seven thirty that evening finally arrived. The first half of the football game seemed to go rapidly. When halftime came everyone was on the edge of his seat waiting for the royalty to be crowned. After the game was over and we soundly beat Walthill with the score of 47 to 6 everyone rushed home or to a friend's house to get ready for the dance. As we walked into the gym for the dance, the night was black but the stars were shining brightly. Avatar was the band for the night. Even though Avatar was not what we had hoped for, everyone seemed to have a good time. 48 “We Are Not Afraid of Tomorrow; For We Have Seen Yesterday; And We Love Today. When the long awaited night was over there were many mixed feelings. For the freshmen it was a be- ginning of four years to come. For the seniors it marked the last homecoming at Beemer High. The homecoming theme, We are not afraid of tomorrow, for we have seen yesterday, and we love today, seemed very appropriate. The next day the painted windows were cleaned and washed, the decorations torn down, the corsages and boutineres pressed in a scrap book, and the laughs, and smiles, were tucked away as memories that will always be cherished. The Homecoming royalty for 1980 were Queen Gina Raasch, King Brian Schantz, Senior attendants: Dale Martin and Diane Oswald, Junior attendants: Jeff Schulz and Holly Hasenkamp, Sophomore attendants: Brian Hass and Denise Hasenkamp, Fresh- men attendants: Lyle Martin and Julie Mar- tin, Crownbearers: Scott Mostek and Kara Nellor. CAST Jr. Class Plav GET WITCH QUICK By David Rogers Junelle Kemp ....... Lucinda Frye Undine Gransbacker Cecily Smith-Smythe Ivy (Voodoo) Charpentier Bernadette Langhorst .....Gina Martin Pam Schlickbernd Denise Raasch .......Carla Lierman Kay Clinton.............................Tess Oswald Mona Daneby............................Karen McNamara Liza Young.............................Cathy Hansen Mrs. Marjorie Blackwell................Holly Hasenkamp Mother Hecate Jill Ehrisman Miss Helen Wisk Steve Wharton .. Milo Alden Hank........... Frank ......... Mr Atwater Caleb Vinegar Tom Poodle......... Director Brenda Kersten ...Jeff Schulz Stan Schantz Kevin Hass Tim Oligmueller Russ Ehrisman Kevin Strudthoff .......Fluffy Bridget Miss Victoria Stewart 50 Senior Class Play The Boarding House Reach Thirty years ago the class of 51 presented The Boarding House Reach.'' Brought back by popular demand the class of 81 presented May 1. 1981 The Boarding House Reach. CAST Wilbur Tim Martin Hercules Nelson Ryan Gadeken Betty Lou Maxwell Gma Raasch Connie Maxwell Debbie Dinslage Bernadme Smith Diane Oswald John Maxwell Tom Schlickbernd Janet Maxwell Shelly Hartman Aunt Mary Chris Frazey Umpy McGuire Paul Troyer Nora McGuire Barb Recker Herman 1 Ninety-Volt'' Jones David Heidt Roughhouse Ruby Lori Belling Mr Potter Mark Yosten Lucy Burns Cindy Bradheld Mrs Mott Pam Disher Connolly Dale Martin Director Mrs Ron Peck Student Director Rick Pollard Stage Hands Lanny Burgett Kevin Watson Set Design Mike Mestl You're gom' to the slammer We Bad! One big happy family. Don't say anything. Did you know’ HELLO? A thletic Charlie Schneider was master of ceremonies for the evening. The Seniors show their appreciation to Mr. Jackson. Miss Jeffers and Mrs. Feller present the pep club awards. 52 Gina Raasch receives a basketball award. Banquet Karen, Gina, Geri, Margaret, Julie, and The student managers are congratulated by Mr. Peck Sarah were picked to be the 1981-82 for doing a fine job. cheerleaders. To Be Defeated A nd Yet Not Give In That Is Victory 53 Athletic Banquet drew a large crowd. China Grove Enchants Weeks before the Junior-Senior prom seniors as usual started asking questions trying to visualize the prom decorations. Decorating day for the juniors was one of the longest days of their lives. Every- body tried viciously to sneak a peak of the precious decorations but somehow always got “bounced out. Finally May 9th arrived and at approxi- mately 6:30 p.m. the long awaited time for the banquet arrived. Everyone was greeted by two Chinese servers that started out the “China Grove evening. Everyone was seated and the traditional welcome was presented by Kevin Strudthoff. Then came those humorous junior class prophesies, read by Russ Ehrisman. The three course Chinese meal equipped with chop sticks and fortune cookies started off with a mysterious Chinese soup. The main course consisted of pork chops, rice, jello and corn giving everyone a chance to try out their chop sticks. All this was followed by a chocolate dream bar dessert. After the meal it was time for the Sen- ior class to get back at the Juniors with their class wills read by Paul Troyer. Thank yous were given and the banquet was dis- missed, followed by the dance that started at nine o'clock. The band was Chaser from Lincoln and presented very enjoyable music until mid- night. Everyone will remember the chilly night of May 9th and China Grove will become a long lasting memory for the Juniors and Seniors of 1981. 54 The Year Of Spirit 55 Fine Arts Program Displays The fine arts banquet celebrated many of the great achievements made in contests and self-satis- faction throughout the year. As usual the potluck dinner gave everyone a chance to feast without feeling bad. While people were still munching, Mrs. Knobbe's home eco- nomics class presented a style show that was commentated by Mrs. Knobbe based on Romeo and Juliet. There were also art displays in the gym. Highlighting the awards presenta- tion was the honoring of retiring guidance counselor, Gertrude Loren- sen. School board president, Gary Schulz presented Mrs. Lorensen with a gold watch. Another special presentation was made to Julie Mahnke for receiving first place in a Cengas poster contest which awarded her with a $100 sav- ings bond. Another top honor announced in- cluded the 1981 John Philip Sousa award to senior trumpet player Shelly Hartman. Elementary principal Rozella Tiet- jen presented medals to participants of the March of Dimes Reading Olympics. Miss Stewart presented library awards, SHINE achievement certifi- cates, problem solving team and ju- nior great books. She also com- mented on the great job the senior problem solving team did receiving third in the state bowl and first with their skit. Music director Deb Crumbliss presented band awards, chorus awards and honored those who re- ceived superior rating at district mu- sic contest. 56 Finest Quality Ever! Speech teacher, Theola Peck awarded members of her speech team and honored the varsity for placing third in Class C state speech contest. Students got into the act also presenting gifts of appreciation to Miss Crumbliss, Miss Stewart and Mrs. Peck. ✓ I 57 What We Are Dared To Face Today With the traditional music of Pomp and Circumstance, played by Rose Mary Raasch on the piano, the graduating class began their procession across the gym—a moment they waited a long time for. Escorted by their atten- dants, Brenda Kersten and Kevtp Strudthoff, the seniors in gowns of purple and white made their way to the stage which was fashionably decorated by the sophomore class. After the Invocation by Rev. Ray Pile, the high school band then played Royal March and “Come Back to Sorrento which was fol- lowed by the Salutatorian address by David Heidt. The Senior Class joined their voices together and sang Flying Free after which their Valedictorian, Debbie Dinslage, gave her speech. Miss Deb Crumbliss sang I Believe in You dedi- cating it to the graduates. The Baccalaureate address by Rev. Pile was interesting to all as well as the scholar- ship awards presented by Mrs. Gertrude Lorensen. Principal Larry Bausch then presented the graduating class to Mr. Gary Schulz who after reading a poem to the seniors, presented them their diplomas. 58 Will Be The Reality Of Tomorrow Closing with the benediction by Rev. Pile, the graduates filed out of the packed gym each re- ceiving the class flower—the white rose-and stood out- side where they were congratulated by family, friends, and relatives. The night left many mixed feelings of happiness, excite- ment and fear. Though the Class of 1981 has left, their presence and accom- plishments will be long remembered and cherished. 59 Annual—Staffers ... MAKING MEMORIES Our tomorrows rolled away . . . Unfolded in the past they lay. Now eve call them yesterday, When memories were made. Locked forever in the past, Today has journeyed there so fast. We've only memories to grasp of life's role that we have played Still, today it's not too late, for magic moments we'll relate, if we will just leave out the hate, as to the past they fade. To all of you who did your share of making this book a success . . . THANKS! 60 GROUPS FOOTBALL Row l L-R R Gadeken S M T Freyermuth C Schneider R Roth C Loewe R Ehrisman K Strudthoff B Schulz S Haber Row 2 B Hass S M M Herzmger M Murphy W Eis- enhauer D Raasch G Batenhorst K Mestl B Laaker H Asmus Row 3 M Franzlueb bers A Batenhorst S Schantz R Ehnsmao T Otigmueller K Hass S Ortmeier J Schulz Row 4 Coach R Walker B Schantz M Mestl P Troyer B Paulsen D Martin 0 Heidt R Gadeken Coach R Peck BOYS BASKETBALL Row 1 L-R 0 He«dt P Troyer D Martin B Paulsen R Gadeken B Schantz T Martin M Mestl Row 2 Coach 0 Jackson J Black J Schulz M Franzluebbers K Mestl M Murphy G Batenhorst D Raasch Mr Bausch Row 3 C Loewe S Haber L Martin B Schulz R Gadeken K Strudthotf H Asmus BOYS TRACK Row 1 L-R Rob Jenkins S M Toby Freyer- muth S M David Heidt Ryan Gadeken Dale Martin Tim Martin Brian Schantz Mark Yos- ten Row 2 Lyle Martin Brad Schulz Ray Eh- risman Drew Raasch. Mick Murphy Kurt Strudthoff Wade Eisenhauer Coach Ron Peck 62 A t hie tics VOLLEYBALL Row 1 L-R P Oisher L Belling S Hartman 6 Raasch Row 2 M Krueger S M T Os- wald B Kersteo G Martin K McNamara P ScHlickbemd C Uerman S M Row 3 A 0r- tmeier j Troyer T Albers S Metheny G Martin. J Schuitz C Schhckbernd D Hasen- kamp Row 4 C Batenhorst M Yosten I Mestl L Glaubius S Wordekemper B Heidt J Martin M Black, Coach D Jackson GIRLS BASKETBALL Row 1 L-R, A Ortmeier P Schhckbernd G. Raasch S. Hartman. G Martin B Kersten Row 2 C Schhckbernd S.M , S. Metheny D Hasenkamp G. Martin. J Troyer J Schultz S.M Row 3 M Yosten, C Batenhorst. M Black, L Glaubius B Heidt I Mestl J Mar- tin S. Wordekemper Coach Heidt GIRLS TRACK Row 1 L-R Gen Martin, Denise Hasenkamp Shelly Hartman Diane Oswald Karen McNamara Tess Oswald Pam Schhckbernd Coach Rod L Heureux. Row 2 Claudia Oswald S.M Natalie Toelle Lisa Bradfield. Carla Ba- tenhorst Margaret Black Julie Martin. Sarah Wordekemper Jill Ehrisman. Gina Martin S M 63 SP-IR-IT; WE’VE GOT SPIRIT CHEERLEADERS Row 1 L-R Gina Martin. Julie Martin Tess Oswald, Margaret Black, Barb Recker Denise Hasenkamp, Karen McNamara Row 2, Gen Martin. Gina Raasch, Lori Belling, Anne Or- tmeier PEP CLUB Row 1 L-R Sponsor R Jeffers C. Frazey, P Disher D Dinslage, C. Bradfield, H. Hasen- kamp P Schlickbernd D Oswald. I Schlickbernd Row 2 A Ortmeier Sponsor B Feller. J Schultz, S Metheny. C Oswald. J Troyer, C. Schlickbernd T Albers. B Kersten Row 3 D Hasenkamp, L Bradfield S Word ekemper, B. Heidt, I. Mestl, C. Batenhorst, L. Glaubius M Yosten, L Bradfield Row 4 G. Martin, J. Martin M Black T. Oswald. K McNamara, G Martin, B Recker, L Belling G Raasch B-CLUB Row 1 L-R. D. Heidt P Troyer T. Schlickbernd, T. Martin. M Yosten, R Gade- ken, M. Mestl, R. Paulsen, Row 2, B. Schantz, S. Ortmeier S. Schantz, T. Oligmueller, R Eh- risman, J. Schulz. K. Strudthoff D Martin, Row 3, G Batenhorst. K Mestl. M. Franzlueb- bers, J Black. R Gadeken. H Asmus, G. Schlickbernd. M Herzmger, Row 4 D Raasch W Eisenhauer, M Murphy, A. Batenhorst, K. Hass, R Jenkins, B Laaker, R. Heermann 64 1 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1 L-R, Jeff Schulz Brenda Kersten Pam Schlickbernd, Karen McNamara Row 2 David Heidt Debbie Dmslage Tom Schlickbernd Sponsor Larry Bausch Row 3 Kevin Strud- thoff Brian Schantz Tim Martin STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1 L R. Sponsor Larry Bausch. Jena Eh- risman Jeff Batenhorst. Ruth Ortmeier John McNamara Row 2, Sarah Wordekemper Ray Ehrisman Jane Troyer, Brian Hass Row 3. Paul Troyer, Gina Raasch Tim Oligmueller, Karen McNamara PROBLEM SOLVERS Row 1 L-R Sponsor Victoria Stewart Beth Heidt, Lori Glaubius Row 2, Tom Schlickbernd. Kevin Strudthoff, Kurt Strud- thoff, Tim Martin, Jeff Schulz, Ronda Peck, David Heidt 65 BAND Miss D. Crumbliss, Director. Row 1 L-R S Hart J Mahnke G. Langhorst, P. Franzlueb- bers M Black, G. Martin, D Dmslage Row 2, I Mestl, S. Metheny, B Heidt L. Spangler D Dmslage. J Martin, L Mostek V Yosten K Strudthoff Row 3, S. Hartman T Martin R Ortmeier, L Glaubius, G. Schlickbernd, B Schulz D Schlickbernd, J Mestl L Belling. R Peck, A Ortmeier, Row 4 J. Schulz, K Strudthoff, G. Schlickbernd K Glaubius, C. Toelle, B. Laaker D Heidt. G. Raasch A Hass, S Langhorst. GOLF Row 1 L-R, Coach Larry Bausch, Cindy Bradfield. Ken Mestl, Mike Mestl, Tom Schlickbernd, Jeff Schulz. Kevin Strudthoff Row 2. Denise Raasch, Chuck Schneider Roger Gadeken, Jim Black. Brian Hass, Gerald Schlickbernd, David Kuhl. SPEECH Row 1 L-R, Mark Yosten Tim Martin, Shelly Hartman, Jill Ehrisman, Bernadette Lang- horst. Row 2, Karen McNamara, Lori Glaubius, Gina Martin, Holly Hasenkamp. Gina Raasch Row 3, David Heidt, Kevin Strudthoff, Jeff Schulz Kurt Strudthoff Coach Theola Peck 66 FIRST NATIONAL BANK YOUR FULL SERVICE BANK BEEM ER, NEBR. 528-3345 REMEMBER YOU ARE AN IMPORTANT PART OF US 68 FARMERS ELEVATOR INC. 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