Bellevue West High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Bellevue, NE)

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w T.. f i I A Girl Runner Highlights Otherwise Weali Season The bright spot on the team was sophomore Beth Kawecki. She was the only state meet qualifier and she ran the district course in 16:30, ten seconds faster than any girl ran last year. commented Coach Ken Kardell. This was a rebuilding year for cross country, but the team was young and Kardell expects them back for the 84-85 season. The team overall had a dismal season losing the majority of its meets. Abraham Lincoln downed the Thunderbirds 20-40. In cross coun- try the team with the lowest score wins. They lost to South 16-47 and to North 21-34, and were toppled by Millard North 19-38, The girls faired a little better and the scores were much closer than the boys team. The girls forfeited their first match to A.L. because they lacked enough runners and lost to South 21-31. They lost in a squeaker to Millard North 27-28 and by forfeit to Omaha North. Top right standing. Wade Buxton. Robert McMahon. Shelly Loeffler. Angle Dilda. Teresa Smith. Steve Morton. Steve kriese and Coach Ken Kardell Sitting are Beth Kawecki. Jim Wojtas and Renea LaFever. Steve Morton shows his stamina and concentration during the Bellevue East Invitational meet on Sept. 30th. 106

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% V c Top right: I si row staiyding-Brian Ames. Phil Saunders. Ron Collins. Roy Holey- field. Matt Kallman. Vinay Nijhawan. Hugh Trout 2nd row standing-Mike Blass. Andy Trout. Frank Ouinby. Paul Ferguson. Chris Harvell. Eric Rice. Coach Ongert. Bottom row kneeling-Scott Saunders. Chuck Thomas. Scott Polte. Tim Irvine. Bill Pierce. Dave Sutera. Brian Ardinger. Frank Quinhy doing one of his powerful 3 Wins 6 Losses SCOREBOARD Bellevue West- 1 Millard North-8 Bellevue West-2 Ralston- 7 Bellevue West-I North- 7 Bellevue West-4 Northwest-5 Bellevue West-2 Pa pillion- 7 Bellevue West-8 Roncalli- 1 Bellevue West-6 Bellevue East- 3 Bellevue West-6 South-3 Bellevue West-4 Tech-5 MM JMmK 105

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Two Young Golfers Provide Good Future The Girls Golf Team finished its dual season 4-2. They also did well in invitalionals. The big standouts this year were freshman Ann Guiberson and junior Carolyn Nethers. according to Coach Simmons. Both girls consis- tently shot between the high thirties to the middle for- ties. At the Girls Golf State Tournament. Nethers fin- ished seventh, while Guiberson finished ninth. The big emphasis this year was placed on forming a team so Carolyn Nethers wouldn ' t have to play by her- self. Last year we didn ' I have a team and Carolyn had to play golf with the Bellevue East Golf Team , stated Coach Simmons. All of the team members are returning except senior Vicki Boepple. which means that the golf team should be strong for next year, he said. GIRLS GOLF WON 4. LOST 2 B.W. 205 Bell East 210 B.W. 237 Northwest 226 B.W. 208 South 237 B.W. 163 North 216 B.W. 202 Central 203 B.W. 202 A.L. I9S Left, top row: Kim Helt. Vicki Brown. Cojch kirn Simmons. Tracy Wagstaff. Rosemary Pelaney. Carolyn Nethers. Vicki Boepple. Ann Guiberson Top Left far picture: Carolyn Nethers fol- lows through with her trusty five iron, showing her seyenth place state finish form. Top left: Vicki Boepple concen- trates and prays on exploding her golf ball out of the sanJtrap. 107