Blair High School - Tattler Yearbook (Blair, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1968 volume:

1968 TATTLER BLAIR HIGH SCHOOL BLAIR, NEBRASKA the pieces of a puzzle or a child's uneven scrawl. Impaled upon the walls my eyes can dimly see the pattern of my life and the puzzle that is me. —Simon and Garfunkel from Patterns 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword 2 Administration and 5 Faculty Organizations 21 Activities 49 Athletics 60 Classes 73 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Ruth Hansen pauses while at work in Betty's Gifts and Jewelry shop. Dr, Elmer Rasmussen relaxes at his desk. Board of Education Mr. Jess Wright shows off pet, Merdza. Mr. Keith Vinton checks daily invoice. Real estate duties keep Mr. P. V. Hansen busy. Mrs. Paul Neve spends part of her busy day at one of her favorite hobbies--muslc. Administration Sets School Standards Mrs. Madeline Cooper, Mrs. Ruth Taylor, Mrs. Georgiann Conety, and Mrs. Maxine Therkelsen provide invaluable aid in keeping Blair High running smoothly. Assistant principal Mr. Gene Baumert and Mr. Mr. g Krantz, superintendent, catches up on some paper Gerald Otte, principal, discusses school policies. ork 7 Faculty Sets Pattern for Learning Mrs. Helen Macholan and Mr. James Thompson compare notes in field of Business Administration. Home Economics teachers Mrs. Edith Solomon and Mrs. Lew Renard discuss a pattern's fine points. Mr. George Wilson asks fellow science instructor Mr. Roger Hohensee to verify findings. 8 Members of Language Arts Department Mrs. Suzanne Jane Jensen, Mrs. Dorothy Wright, and Mr. Gary Bonnici, Mrs. Ruth McKay, Mrs. Elizabeth Sack, Miss Barth hold an impromptu table discussion. Mr. Jerry Rainforth discusses current event project with Social Studies teachers Mr. John Olson and Mr. Roger Stender. 9 Members of Industrial Arts Department Mr. Earl Diedrichsen, Mr. Pat Mallete, and Mr. HaroldOrtmeier examine Vocational Agriculture Equipment. Mr. Mike Lehl and Mrs. Rose Ruzicka chat with Mr. James Realph, a newcomer to the Physical Education Department. Mr. A. E. Rembold and Mr. David Carlsen welcome Mrs. Elizabeth Nielsen to the Fine Arts Department. 10 Math Department members Mr. Chuck Jorgensen and Mr. Wilbur Clements listen as Mrs. Catherine Sorensen explains a problem. Mr. John Little, school guidance counselor, goes over student records. School nurse, Mrs. Jenny Nelson, and librarian Mrs. Rachel Gunderson discuss day's work. 11 Blair students find vacation has its ups and downs. Summer Means Fun, Work, and Romance Sumner maintenance crew takes time out from work for a watermelon break. 12 Fall-Music, Mayhem, and Motorcycles Rich Hansen and Frank Wolff spend a free day Honda- riding. Freshman squad engages Holy Name in an afternoon football game. 15 Winter- Sleds, Skates, and Snowbound Shores Freshmen Sally Rogert, Mary Paine, Patty Tripp, and Alice Davison play crack-the-whip on the Blair Jaycees' ice-skating rink. Sally Rogert and Patty Trlpp take advantage of the first snow and a long hill to go sledding. 16 17 Spring -- Windy, Rainy, Sunny Stave Wright and Dick Harris take advantage of spring wind to launch a kite. Doug Harris decides there's no better way to spend a spring afternoon than washing a Vet. Mike Thompson All-State Football Team All-Conference Football Team Athletic Honors Dennis Brummer All-Tourney Basketball Team All-Conference Football Team Members of All-Conference sports teams from Blair were Mick Rouse, Jim Fedde, Mike Edwards, Jerry Kruse, Richard Hansen, Denny Brummer, and Mike Thompson. 20 21 ORGANIZATIONS Standing: Jeff Nelson, Bob Blobaum, Ed G rube, Lowell Wright. Seated: Margie Leehy, Melissa Christiansen, Cathy Moore, Tom Rosenbaum, Richard Hansen, Kay O’Hanlon, Macholan, Sharon Apperson, Sharon Nielsen, Linda Olson. Sara Christiansen, Anne Kelter, Carol Solomon, Mrs. Blair High Publications Present Linda Olson and her associate editors, Sharon Apperson, Melissa Christiansen, Cathy Macholan, Margie Leehy, and Sharon Nielsen, discuss yearbook plans. The goal of the Tattler staff members was to produce a finer, more original year- book than ever before. They attended work- shops, took many pictures, typed and retyped copy, and worked long hours on the annual. Editor Linda Olson, Associate Editor Cathy Macholan, Copy Editor Sharon Apperson, Lay-out Editor Melissa Christiansen, Photography Editor Margie Leehy, and Business Manager Sharon Nielsen provided stimulating leadership for the staff members. The advice and guidance of the sponsor, Mrs. Wright, was a great help to the group. 22 Bear Tales, Blair's student anthology of prose and poetry, presents the best origi- nal writing done by students during the year. Material is submitted by teachers and stu- dents, reviewed and evaluated by the staff members, and presented to the student body each spring in a sparkling new issue. Joan Hansen, editor; Dennis Johnson, publicity chairman; Debbe Jensen, business manager; and the staff, Anne Wardell, John Nielsen, Gayle Rembold, Jim Bennett, Barbara Christiansen, and Philip Stever put in many long after-school hours, along with their sponsor and advisor, Mr. Gary Barth. Officers Debbi Jensen, Dennis Johnson, and Joan Hansen look over Bear Tales materials. Pattern of School Life Standing: Gayle Rembold, Philip Steyer, John Nielsen,Mr. Barth, Barbara Christiansen, Anne Wardell, Jim Bennett. Seated: Debbi Jensen, Dennis Johnson, Joan Hansen. 23 F.B.L.A. Develops Business Leaders Developing competent business leader- ship and an interest in business occupations is the purpose behind F.B.L.A. Highlights of the year were the leader- ship conference at the Nebraska Center, a field trip to Mutual of Omaha, informative talks given by local businessmen, and the state convention held at Kearney. Senior projects included typing envelopes for tuberculosis seals and Salvation Army so- licitations. Officers were president, Stephanie Helleloid; vice-president, Kathy Nemetz; secretary, Cheryl Williby; treasurer, Paula Anderson; historian, Emile Rurup; and student council representative, Karen Backman. F.B.L.A. was sponsored by Mrs. Helen Macholan. F.B.L.A. officers look over business careers bulletin board. Back Row: Betty Lorsch, Sue Jones, Diana Jones, Diane Arp, Karen Schneider, Lucy McDonald, Vicki Gutchow, Jo Lynn Madsen, Debby Michaelson, Linda Radler. Third Row: Mrs. Macholan, Barbara Juul, Vicky French, Dorothy Foster, Barbara Kuhl, Kristin Kolterman, Patty Backman, Debby Kelly. Second Row: Sue Dountas, Kathy Hansen, Elaine Johnson, Susan Taylor, Barbie Bauer, Barbara Webb, Margaret Smith, Chris Cordle. Table: EmilyRurup, Kathy Nemetz, Stephanie Helleloid, Cheryl Williby, Karen Backman. 24 Standing: Jacque Christensen, Peggy Tripp, Beth Peterson, Karen Olsen, Konda Klanderud, Melissa Christiansen, Bonnie Lammers, Mrs. Jennie Nelson, Mary Ann Suess, Cathy Macholan, Karen Schneider. Kristin Kolterman, Jackie Jensen, KristieKempcke.Seated: Future Nurses Tour Hospitals F.N.A. officers, Karen Olsen, Karen Schneider, Melissa Christiansen, Cathy Macholan, and Konda Klanderud help out in nurse's office. To serve others and to learn the im- portance of good health to friends, family, and community was the purpose of F.N.A. The main activities for the year were pro- viding gifts and food for a chosen family at Christmas, touring a Lincoln hospital, attending films, speeches, and hosting visits from student nurses. Officers were president, Melissa Christiansen; vice-president, Konda K landerud; secretary - treasurer, Cathy Macholan; reporter, Karen Schneider; and student council representative, Karen Olsen, F.N.A. was sponsored by Mrs. Jennie Nelson. 25 Mr. Diedrichsen discusses a building project with Carl Thompson. Projects and Contests Highlight F.F.A. Year Back row: Merle Mathiesen, Russell Nelson, Ron Spiker, Bob Suverkrubbe, Wayne Sonderup, Leslie Paulson, Bob Henricksen, Ken Hansen, Harold Sorensen, Tom Jensen, Bill Buchardt, Ed Kuhl, John Rahlfs. Third row: Greg Andersen, Russell Madsen, Dan Schneider, Brian Tietgen, Carroll Thompson, Randy Jensen, Richard Madsen, Ron Novak, Bob Warrick, Brian Fuhlrodt, Kirk Bull. Second row; Jim Jensen, Raymond Nohrenberg, Richard Burmeister, Don Nielsen, Glenn Davis, Ken Smith, Dwaine Wulf, Ron Bray, Jeff Quist, Kevin Mann, Bruce Kempcke. First row: Carl Thompson, Paul Larsen, William Push, John Grabow, Richard Fitchorn, John Wolsman, Kevin Rolland, James Pounds, Steve Matzen, Leslie Willmott. Seated: Officers Keith Rahlfs, Roger Mathiesen, Ron Hindley, Steve Larsen, Rodney Jensen, Rodney Rahlfs. 26 Under the leadership of Ron Hindley, president; Roger Mathiesen, vice-presi- dent; Keith Rahlfs, secretary; Rod Jensen, treasurer; Richard Matzen, parliamentari- an; Steve Larsen, sentinel; and Rod Rahlfs, news reporter, the Future Farmers of America strive to create more interest in farming and related occupations which con- tribute to the improvement of agriculture as a vocation. Sponsored by Mr. Diedrichsen, the F.F.A. attended the national convention in Kansas City, Missouri, in October, and participated in the District Dairy Judging Contest held in Blair on March 11. The Future Farmers also held their annual Parent-Son Banquet in April. An F.F.A.'er meets a problem head on. F.F.A. officers Rodney Rahlfs, Steve Larsen, Roger Mathiesen, Rod Jensen, Ron Hindley, and Richard Matzen inspect a loading chute. Science Club Makes Trip to Observatory Ed Bennett, Jim Fedde, Tim Tripp, Konda Klanderud, and Sally Poulson, F.S.A. officers, conduct an experiment. Back row: Rick Voss, Gordon Fleming, Jeff Nelson, Jim Fedde, Mike Wilson, John Nielsen. Row three: Mr. Hohensee, sponsor; Dennis Johnson, Gary Finn, Albert Mohr, Ed Bennett, Tim Tripp, Mr. Wilson, sponsor. Row two: Cindy Homes, Anne Warded, Linda Street, Alyce Under the leadership of officers, Jim Fedde, president; Ed Bennett, vice- president; Sally Poulson, secretary; Konda Klanderud, treasurer; and Tim Tripp, stu- dent council representative; F.S.A. works to increase scientific knowledge and to under- stand its importance in the lives of future generations. Sponsors Mr. Wilson andMr. Hohensee helped show them the bases for science in the world. Among the year's activities are out- standing guest speakers in the field of science, and a trip to the Midland College Observatory. Wrich, Karen Olsen, Marjorie Jones, Konda Klanderud, Beth Peterson. Front row: Vicky Donaldson, Sally Poulson, Barbara Proescholdt, Jacque Christensen, Kay Peterson, Carol Solomon. Back row: Jim Reyzlik, Tim Tripp, Doug Harris, Dennis Johnson, Ron Nielsen, Albert Mohr. Third row: Mrs. Foster, Mary Kris Jensen, Jeanine Mohr, Anne Wardell, Barbara Mohr, Lois Suverkrubbe, Mary Ann Suess. Second row: Pamela Drummond, Mary Leehy, Barb Peterson, Kay Peterson, Debby Megrue, Joan Hansen, Sharon Apperson, Linda Olson. Seated: Tom Rosenbaum, Melissa Christiansen, Margie Leehy, Vicky Donaldson, Marilynne Thomas. New Sponsors Named for F.T.A. Films, speeches, and a firsthand view of teaching itself highlighted this year's F.T.A. program. F.T.A. 's purpose is to learn about the various fields, opportunities, responsi- bilities, and problems of the teaching profes- sion; to study the aspects of a teacher's training; and to cultivate characteristics es- sential in a good teacher. Plans for the l967-'68 program included visits to a teachers' college and to a school for the handicapped. Officers were president, Margie Leehy; vice-president, Becky Rasmussen; secretary, Melissa Christiansen; treasurer, Vicky Donaldson, parliamentarian, Tom Rosenbaum; and student council representative, Marilynne Thomas. F.T.A. was sponsored by Mrs. Marilyn Foster, Mrs. Ruth Rasmussen, and Mrs. Mary Vig. Constructing a bulletin board are F.T.A. officers Marilynne Thomas, Margie Leehy, Vicky Donaldson, Melissa Christiansen, and Becki Rasmussen. 29 y} 5 . ' • 4'W VW� V f I 11 % i i 4 31 1 i V 4« i vi p I W fi T ; — i . i-. . T • ' i i i x Back row: Mike Wilson, Frank Wolff, Doug Harris, Jerry Kruse, David Warrick, Jim Fedde, Richard Hansen, Lowell Moore, Dick Schneider, Kirby Wendt, Ron Madsen, Gary Poulson. Third row: Dan Thompson, Tom Jarosz, David Stirek, Dennis Cordle, Rick Voss, Clark Matzen, Denny Brummer, Jeff Nelson, Nick Wood, Mike Edwards, Denny Kuhr, Roger Stricklett. Second row: Mr. Olson, sponsor; Richard Anderson, Blaine Stricklett, Mark Harrison, Dennis Johnson, Mick Rouse, Mike Thompson, Steve Peck, Bob Blobaum, Kenny Stier, Chuck Hall, Mr. Lehl, sponsor. First row: Mr. Rainforth, sponsor; Pat Thompson, Don Leehy, Gary Finn, Jim Reyzlik, Steve Adams, Dean Cemer, Doug Sieckmeyer. B Club Enjoys Annual Steak Fry B Club officers Denny Brummer, Lowell Moore, Dan Thompson, and Dennis Johnson discuss write-up of Friday’s game. To improve the quality of athletics in Blair High School is the sole purpose of the Blair High School B Club. B Club officers for 1967-68 were Lowell Moore, president; Dennis Brummer, vice-president; Dennis Johnson, secretary- treasurer; and Dan Thompson, student council representative. B Club sponsors were Coaches Olson, Lehl, and Rainforth. This year's activities included the annual B Club dance, a bake sale, and a spring steak fry. 30 F.C.A. Stresses Christian Living In its first year in Blair the Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes was considered a major success to those people in F.C.A. or associated with it. The purpose of the F.C.A. is to con- front athletes and coaches, and through them the youth of the nation, with the chal- lenge and adventure of following Christ in the fellowship of the Church. The officers of the F.C.A. were co- captians, Jim Fedde and Rich Hansen; sec- retary, Rick Voss; and reporter, Dan Thompson. The F.C.A. was sponsored by Jerry Rainforth, Jerry Otte, andMikeLehl. Although the F.C.A. more than doubled its size in the '67-'68 school year, it is still a relatively small group, but the purpose of this group certainly compensates for the size. F.C.A. officers Rich Hansen, Rick Voss, Jim Fedde, and Dan Thompson pause on their way to the prayer vigil that precedes each game. Row two: Rick Voss, Doug Harris, Richard Hansen, Jim Fedde, Jerry Kruse, Frank Wolff, David Warrick, Lowell Moore, Denny Brummer, Mr. Lehl, sponsor. Row one: Mr. Otte, sponsor; Mike Wilson, Denny Kuhr, Dan Thompson, Mike Edwards, Arnie Jensen, Jeff Nelson, Mr. Rainforth, sponsor. 31 Back row: Julie Pille, Kay O'Hanlon, Margaretta Nilson, Lynn Atherton, Dean Plummer, Ed Grube, Sharon Nielsen, Cindy Holstein, Rhonda Stave, Susan Deidrichsen.Second row: Anne Flynn, Jacque Jones, Sara Christiansen, Susan Apperson, Steve Bruge, David Kay, Cindy Rasmussen, Susan Proescholdt, Jeanne Juul. First row: Beth Davis, Julie Saville, Christine Wesemann, Carol Shald, Mark Williamsen, Anne Kelter, Barbara Christiansen, Diane Larsen, Miss Jane Jensen. Club Celebrates Spanish Christmas Officers of Spanish Club, Diane Larsen, Sara Christiansen, Susan Apperson, Barbara Christiansen, and Beth Davis admire the pitfata made by Mark Williamsen. The Blair High Spanish Club established patterns in the practice of Spanish, and the study of Spanish literature, customs, and people. Members of the club held a Spanish party, attended services at a Spanish-speak- ing church, prepared a Mexican fiesta, and went as delegates to the state-wide conven- tion of Spanish clubs. Officers Sara Christiansen, president; Beth Davis, vice-president; Susan Apperson, secretary; Diane Larsen, treas- urer; Cindy Holstein, student council rep- resentative; and Barbara Christiansen, sergeant-at-arms were helped in organizing by their Sponsor, Miss Jane Jensen. 32 Drama Club Presents One-Act Plays The purpose of Strollers is to further the abilities of the Blair High students in the area of speech and drama. This year Strollers attended the Ak-Sar-Ben Speech Conference, the District Speech Conference, the Fine Arts Festival, and various plays at the University of Nebraska and Omana Playhouses. Officers of Strollers were president, Vicky Donaldson; vice-president, Susan Apperson; secretary, Marjorie Jones; treasurer, Margie Leehy; parliamentarian, Melissa Christiansen; and student council representative, John Nielsen. The organi- zation was sponsored by Mr. Gary Barth and Miss Jane Jensen. Stroller president Vicky Donaldson meets backstage to discuss production plans with her officers Margie Leehy, Melissa Christiansen, John Nielsen, Susan Apperson, and Marjorie Jones. Back row: Mr. Barth, Donna Robinson, Cindy Homes, Tom Rosenbaum, Tim Tripp, Steve Hengeveld, John Nielsen, Ron Nielsen, Bob Rosenbaum, Diane Arp. Row two: Susan Dountas, Barb Webb, Barbie Bauer, Carol Solomon, Beth Peterson, Joan Hansen, Sharon Apperson, Debbi Jensen, Miss Jensen. Seated: Marjorie Jones, Melissa Christiansen, Vicky Donaldson, Margie Leehy, Susan Apperson. 33 Back row: Kathy Burmeister, Donnelle Rasmussen, Karen Olsen, Beth Peterson, Candy Rhoades, Dan Thompson, Denny Kuhr, Mike Wilson, Jim Fedde, Richard Hansen, Mickey Rouse, Dick Schroder, Karen Schneider, Kristie Sorensen, Barbara Bauer, Susan Taylor,KristieKempcke; 3rd row: Melissa Christiansen, Debby Megrue, Cathy Macholan, Tom Rosenbaum, MartyGalley, Larry Andrews, Tim Tripp, James Musick, Lyle Schjodt, Vicky Donaldson, Marjorie Jones, Sally Poulson, Margie Leehy, Joan Hansen, Virginia Arten; 2nd row: Lois Suverkrubbe, Barbara Juul, Susan Apperson, Rusty Triplett, Steve Gross, Mark Donaldson, Ron Madsen, Curt Kuhr, Randy Nelson, Nila Holstein, Peggy Tripp, Sharon Apperson, Caren Solomon, Karen Backman, Joan Wood; 1st row: Daina Deklavs, Sharon Nielsen, Carol Solomon, Ken Smith, Rollie Kuhr, Arnie Jensen, Ron Thaden, Alan Schjodt, Kent Nelson, Pat Tripp, Mary Ann Suess, Jackie Jensen, Beth David, Marilynne Thomas, Konda Klanderud. Students Enjoy New Music Room Vocal music instructor, David Carlsen, relaxes on bus en route to All-State Clinic in Sidney, Nebraska. Blair musicians found music much more enjoyable this year, having moved into the new vocal music room early in October. Activities for the year included the regular concerts, trips to the Ak- Sar-Ben Clinic at Millard and the Dis- trict Music Contest, a concert presented at the Nebraska Teacher's Convention, and the production of the musical Finian's rainbow March 15th and 16th. Music groups in addition to varsity choir were Girls' Glee, Boys' Glee, Mixed Octette, Triple Trio, and Boys' Octette. Officers for the 1967-68 school year were Curt Kuhr, president; Joan Hansen, vice-p r e s i de n t student council repre- sentative; and Konda Klanderud, secretary- treasurer. Members of Blair’s '67-'68 triple trio were Virginia Arten, Debby Megrue, Kristie Kempcke, Sally Poulson, Sharon Apperson, Vicky Donaldson, Barbara Juul, Carol Solomon, and Beth Davis. This year Curt Kuhr, Richard Hansen, Tim Tripp, Denny Kuhr, Lyle Schjodt, Don McNichols, Ron Thaden, and Steve Gross made up the boys' octette. Small Groups -- Big Music Kristie Kempcke, Lyle Schjodt, Vicky Donaldson, Carol Solomon, and Steve Gross made the select Richard Hansen, Sharon Apperson, Denny Kuhr, mixed octette for 1967-68. 35 Record Enrollment in Vocal Music Mr. Carlsen and All-Staters pause for quick picture outside of host home in Sidney, Nebraska. Mr. Carlsen s pet project, Boys' Glee, has greatly increased in its three years of existence. 37 Mr. Rembold directs band in Fiesta Espanola. The Blair Band members learn the skills of playing under the supervision of director A. E. Rembold while they enjoy the experience of participating in a fine instrumental group. The band's marching group performed with twirler Tahn? Gustin and majorettes Cathy Macholan and Kristi Sorensen at football half- times, and took a bus trip to the State Fair. Basketball fans were entertained at halves by the pep band. The concert band participated in Ak-Sar- Ben Conference exchange concerts withWahoo and Papillion, attended the District Music Contest at Millard, and held spring and winter concerts in Blair. The members of the band selected for the State Honor Band were Steve Gross, Dennis Varley, Mark Musick, Vicky Donaldson, and Lyle Schjodt. Steve, Dennis and Mark were also members of the State Clinic Band, as was James Musick. Band officers for the year were Lyle Schjodt, president; Denny Varley, vice- president; Kay Petersen, secretary-treasurer; Richard Hansen, student council repre- sentative; and Joan Wood, librarian. 38 Band Personnel FLUTE ALTO CLARINET FRENCH HORN Marilyn Musick Tom Triplett Rusty Triplett Linda Olson Caren Solomon Beth Peterson BASS CLARINET Steve Smith Kay Peterson Diane Arp • Mike Wilson Ann Wardell Jackie Jones Joi Christopher Kristin Kolterman Ann Flynn Diane Larsen CONTRA-BASS CLARINET Vicky Donaldson Cindy Grace BARITONE Debbie Goodwin Roger Thaden Gayle Rembold ALTO SAXOPHONE Randy Nelson Denise Schroeder Tim Brechbill Roger Mathiesen Nell Wood PICCOLO Don Schroeder TROMBONE Marjorie Jones Linda Mark Steven Gross Steve Bruse OBOE TfcNQR SAXOPHONE Kent Nelson Melissa Christiansen Barbara Juul Alan Schjodt Cindy Rasmussen Kevin Kubie Jeff Nelson Betsy Anderson CLARINET Mark Musick BARITONE SAXOPHONE Richard Plugge' BASS [HORN Carol Solomon Richard Hansen Cynthia Homes Kristie Kempcke JASSS i ’’Dennis Varley Rodney Jensen Ronald Hindley Kristie Sorensen Debby Meg rue Larry Andrews L inda Maynard Sharon Nielsen CORNET-TRUMPET TYPANI Pat Tripp James Musick Marty Galley Marta Rouse Joan Wood Mary Ellen Snowbeck Steven Hengeveld PERCUSSION Sharalyn Taylor Paul Hundtoft Lyle Schjodt Prudence Nelson Tom Macholan Doug Harris Jean Juul Tim Tripp Kim Triplett Paula Ryan Ronald Thaden Greg Thompson Julia Pille Mark Harrison Jacque Buchardt Jeff Richards Dick Harris OFFICERS EB CLARINET Cathy Macholan Robert Rosenbaum Blair majorettes Kristi Sorenson and Cathy Macholan put their best foot forward. Blair's marching band creates an interesting pattern in black and white during parade performance. Members of band's clarinet choir this year were Mark Vicky Donaldson, Diane Arp, Pat Tripp, Cindy Homes, Musick, Carol Solomon, Cathy Macholan, Tom Triplett, Sharon Nielsen, and Linda Maynard. Joan Wood, Marilyn Musick, Steve Bruse, Denny Varley, Steve Gross, Mark Musick, and James Musick took solos to contest in 1968. Flute quartet members were Marilyn Musick, Beth Peterson, Linda Olson and Kay Peterson. Steve Bruse, Steve Gross, Alan Schjodt, and Kent Nelson present horns for trombone Quartette picture. Lining up are clarinet quartet members Mark Musick, Cindy Homes, Cathy Macholan, and Carol Solomon. 41 Standing: Carol Sheets, Barbie Bauer, DonnelleRasmussen, Leehy. Seated: Mary Ann Suess, Beth Peterson, Sharon Deborah Megrue, Joan Hansen, Elaine Johnson, Margaret Apperson, Marilynne Thomas. Pep Club Starts Merit System Blair Varsity cheerleaders reach for the sky as they urge Bears on to victory. The Blair Pep Club kept school spirit strong this year during the football and basketball seasons. The members attended games, sold Homecoming mums, decorated for the Homecoming dance, made posters, and held rallies in support of the Blair teams. Officers were Beth Peterson, president; Sharon Apperson, vice-president; Mary Ann Suess, secretary; Debby Megrue, pep chair- man; Margie Leehy, correspond!ng secretary; Marilynne Thomas, treasurer; Elaine John- son, constitution chairman; Joan Hansen, rally chairman; Donni Sue Rasmussen, stu- dent council representative. Cheerleaders Konda Klanderud, Daina Deklavs, Kristi Sorensen, Kathy Burmeister, Barb Webb, and Carol Mundorf sparked enthusiasm at games. Mrs. Lew Renard served once again as sponsor. 200 Girls Can’t Be Wrong Senior girls ham it up as Kathy Nemetz extrolls Bear's virtues during pep rally. Blair Pep Club members rise to the occasion and cheer the Bears on to another victory. 43 Blair Cheering Squads 44 Spark School Spirit Student Council Helps Back Row: Lyle Schjodt, John Nielsen, Lowell Moore, David Warrick, Mike Edwards, Mr. Rainforth. Third Row: Richard Madsen, Debby Megrue, Karen Olsen, Dan Thompson, Donnelle Rasmussen, Sara Christiansen, Mr. Co 'rtnH pr� w Vickie Maxwell Cindv Holstein. Melissa Christiansen, Linda Olson, Carol Solomon. First Row: Ed Grube, Greg Anderson, Marilynne Thomas, Barbara Webb, Margie Leehy, Karn Backman. Fifth Row: Jim Fedde, Vickie Donaldson, Richard Hansen, Joan Hansen, Tim Tripp. President Richard Hansen discusses Council projects with fellow officers Vicky Donaldson, Tim Tripp, Joan Hansen, and Jim Fedde. To provide leadership, translate the feelings of the students, and improve stu- dent-teacher relationships are the major goals of the Blair High School Student Council. This year the group was headed by Richard Hansen, president; Tim Tripp, vice-president; Vickie Donaldson, secre- tary; Jim Fedde, treasurer; and Joan Hansen, publicity chairman. Sponsored by Mr. Gerald Otte and Mr. Jerry Rainforth, the student governing body planned the Freshman Get-Acquainted Day and dance, decorated the halls for Christmas, and organized a Blair-wide trash pick-up. 47 Freshmen Get Acquainted Greg Anderson, Vicki Maxwell, and Ed Grube restock the Student Council bookstore. 46 Back row: Linda Olson, Rick Voss, Lowell Moore, Tim Otte, Mr. Little, Joan Hansen, Debby Megrue, Melissa Tripp, Dan Thompson, Beth Peterson. Front row: Mr. Christiansen, Sharon Apperson, Vickie Donaldson. N.H.S. Honors Academic Achievement N.H.S. members Beth Peterson, Vicky Donaldson, Dan Thompson, Melissa Christiansen, Debby Megrue, Sharon Apperson, Linda Olson, Tim Tripp, and Margie Leehy discuss meeting plans over cups of cocoa. National Honor Society is made up of students who have been selected for their outstanding scholastic and leadership abil- ities. This was the first year that Blair had an active organization of honor students, and Mr. Gerald'Otte and Mr. John Little provided fine sponsorship. Due to the se- lectness of the organization, no officers were elected, and the officers' duties were rotated among the members. In keeping with their purpose of rec- ognizing and encouraging scholarship, lead- ership, character, and service. National Honor Society members sent out congratu- latory cards to honor students and planned Honors Convocation. 48 ACTIVITIES • Kathy Burmeister, Donni Rasmussen, and Konda Klanderud beam after being announced Homecoming finalists. At uptown rally. Coach Rainforth predicts a Blair Bear victory. 50 Royalty Crowned in Psychedelic Flower Garden Blair's lovely queen candidates, selected by student vote were Standing: VickieGutschow, DonnelleRasmussen Kneeling: Kathy Burmeister, Paula Andersen, and Konda Klanderud. After a month of preparation. Home coming began officially with a bonfire rally Thursday, October 20th, at Veteran's Field. Friday, the Blair's Bears scored a rousing 34 to 7 victory over Wahoo. Half-time ceremonies saw the Juniors and Pep Club taking first place honors in the Float and Poster Contest and the announcing of the Homecoming finalists. Queen finalists were Kathy Burmeister, Konda Klanderud, and Donnelle Rasmussen. Jim Fedde, Richard Hansen, and Lowell Moore were king finalists. Saturday, against a background of psychedelic sights and sounds. King Jim and Queen Kathy were crowned by last year's royalty Dick Husk and Mary Lippincott. First attendants were Richard Hansen and Konda K landerud, second attend- ants were Lowell Moore and Donnelle Rasmussen. Jimmy Thompson and Julie Burmeister served as crownbearers.Music was provided by the Fay Hoagman Experi- ment as Blair broke tradition by having a combo for the first time. King candidates, selected from among Senior B-Club members, were Lowell Moore, Dan Thompson, Jim Fedde, Richard Hansen, and Dennis Brummer. Margaret Smith, Chris Cordle, and JoLynn Madsen wait in line at refreshment table. King Jim escorts his delighted queen to their throne. Reigning over colorful Homecoming festivities were King Jim, Queen Kathy, and their royal court. 52 53 Three out-of-town office holders wait in line with Frank Wolff, David Stirek, Keith Rahlfs, Doug Harris, Richard Schneider, and Miss Lucille Poulson of Blair. Blair High Gets Taste of Politics Candidates Carol Solomon and Joan Wood tack up a campaign poster. % November 21 brought a flurry of ac- tivity to Blair High School as juniors with political aspirations campaigned for office. Wild promises, snappy slogans, and crazy costumes were among the campaign devices employed by the American History students. On the 22nd, the student body cast ballots. Elected were Keith Rahlfs, assessor; Doug Harris, attorney; Jo Lynn Madsen, judge; Cathy Macholan, clerk; Tahni Gustin, wel- fare director; Frank Wolff, sheriff; Sara Christiansen, clerk of the district court; Anne Warded, home agent; Nila Holstein, treasurer; Karen Schneider, superintend- ent; Nancy Rybin, Dick Schneider, and Curt Kaastad, supervisors; and Carol Solomon, surveyor. They spent November 27 at the court house learning about their own offices and county government in general. Displays Shown at Open House Vicky Donaldson examines molecular pattern. Watch out Sherri, he's ticklish! Visitors get bird's-eye view of model home. Mr. Clements explains posters to parents. Carol Solomon speaks out during debating session. Finian’s Rainbow Fantasy and satire were combined in the musical FINIAN'S RAINBOW which was presented March 15 and 16 by Blair High School students. The storv centered around Finian McLonergan who came witn his daughter Sharon from GloccaMorratoMissitucky, U. S. A. to seek his fortune. The double lead of Sharon McLonergan was played by Sharon Apperson and Carol Solomon. Tim Tripp appeared as Finian McLonergan and Steve Gross as Og. Richard Hansen as Senator BillBoard Rawkins; and Lyle Schjodt as Woody Mahoney. Other members of the cast were Vicky Donaldson, Kent Nelson, Dick Schroder, Tom Rosenbaum, John Sutton, Denny Kuhr, Don McNichols, Alan Schjodt, and Ron Thaden. Stu- dent director was Beth Peterson; pianist. Lauri Jo Christopher; drummers, Marty Galley and Dan Lindblad; and choreographer, Cheryl Beck. Steve Gross explains to Sharon Apperson the way it feels when Chorus members seem delighted as they proclaim the coming of Woody Mahoney. Gospelers Richard Hansen, Denny Kuhr, andDonMcNichols, swing on The Begat. Tim Tripp looks on approvingly as daughter Sharon Apperson marries Lyle Schjodt. Everyone's interested as Carol Solomon and Lyle Schjodt read the telegram from Shears and Robust. Patterns From the moment of my birth To the instant of my death. There Are patterns I must follow. Just as I must breathe each breath. Like the color of my skin. Or the day that I grow old. My life is made of patterns that can scarcely be controlled. ------Paul Simon Every Year, as it passes, leaves behind a definite pattern. What was the pattern for the school year of 1967-68, what form did it follow? The pattern was one of contrast. A plaid of black versus white, of premature death in Vietnam versus sustained life in South Africa. The now generation tuned in with Twiggy, mini-skirts, long hair, and Penelope Tree. Psychedelic became the center of the spectrum in color, art, fashion, and music. Gone With the Wind went wide-screen, and the Beatles evolved into Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts' Club Band. The name of the dance was the Bugaloo and the accompanying group was the Jefferson Airplane. Nebraska finished a year of centennial celebration and looked forward to the second hundred years of progress. 58 59 ATHLETICS Back row: Mark Donaldson, Clark Matzen, Doug Harris, Frank Wolff, Kirby Wendt, Lowell Moore, Jerry Kruse, David Warrick, Richard Hansen, Jim Fedde, Mike Wilson, Richard Schneider, Dennis Cordle, Denny Brummer. Row three: Mr. Rainforth, Bill Campbell, Blaine Stricklett, Pat Thompson, Dean Cemer, Arnie Jensen, M ike Thompson, Dan Thompson, Jim Reyzlik, Doug Sieckmeyer, Gary Finn, Coach Mike Lehl's 1967 Blair Bears climaxed a 9 and 1 season with a rousing 46-40 victory over Plattsmouth to earn the final Ak-Sar-Ben Conference cham- pionship. A team which many thought would be only mediocre proved to be one of the finest in Blair's history. The Bears demonstrated a devastating offensive attack which re- sulted in four or more touchdowns in 9 of the 10 games. Blair's only defeat was suffered at the hands of a tough Omaha Holy Name team on a muddy Benson field. The Bears had to wade through one of the hardest schedules of Coach Lehl's regime, consistently playing rated teams which included four class B all- staters. Due to the postponement of the Ralston game, the Bears played three games in ten days at one stretch. Jim Fedde and Doug Seickmeyer were elected honorary co-captains. The Bears showed their conference supremacy by placing six players on the Northern Division All-Conference team; Denny Brummer, end; Mike Thompson, halfback; Jim Fedde, tackle; Mike Edwards, guard; Mickey Rouse, halfback; and Jerry Kruse, guard. Roily Kuhr, Coach Lehl. Row two: Mr. Realph, Rick Bowen, Tim Jarosz, Richard Anderson, Dennis Johnson, Roger Stricklett, Mickey Rouse, Nick Wood, Ron Thaden, Dennis Kuhr, Kenny Smith, Steve Peck, Mr. Olson. Row one: Frank Anderson, Chuck Hall, BobSuverkrubbe, Randy Nelson, Mike Edwards, Steve Larsen, Larry Roberts, Mark Harrison, Don Leehy, David Stirek, Jeff Kempcke. Chuck Bendorf keeps his perfect attendance record at Blair games. Linder closes in on Brummer in championship game. 62 Bears Finish Second (?) in the State Mike Thompson rips through players in any jersey. Fathers saluted during halftime at Ashland demolition. Victory is the Bear’s Pattern 1967 RECORD 28 Millard 7 31 South Sioux City 7 33 Schuyler 19 32 Fremont Bergan 7 39 Ralston 12 33 Papio 14 34 Wahoo 7 35 Ashland 0 0 Holy Name 7 46 P lattsmouth 40 All-Stater Mike Thompson looks for more yardage. Coach Jerry Rainforth enjoys victory ride after champion- ship game. Satisfaction shows in Coach Lehl's face after Bears clinch Conference Champs ✓ Head Coach Jerry Rainforth, Mike Thompson, Arnie Jensen, Rick Plugge, Rich Hansen, Jerry Kruse, Mike Wilson, Mark Donaldson, Rick Voss, Lowell Moore, Jim Fedde, Dennis Brummer, Steve Peck, Assistant Coach Jim Realph Bears Take Third in Conference Bears rally 'round Rainforth. Blair's basketball season was plagued by injuries and illness. The Bears faced a rough twenty-two game schedule and were justly proud of their season record of eleven wins and eleven losses. The basketball season was highlighted by a third-place finish in the Ak-Sar- Ben Conference Tourney and the recording of the one hundredth victory of Coach Rainforth's career. The Varsity squad was made up pre- dominantly of senior lettermen. Returning lettermen from the 1966-67 squad were Lowell Moore, Rich Hansen, Jerry Kruse, Denny Brummer, and Mike Thompson. Hansen goes high to control tip. Brummer grimaces as he scores against Ashland. 1967-68 Blair Basketball Record Blair 11 — 11 Opponent 60 Wayne 50 73 Ashland 48 58 South Sioux 67 58 Fremont Bergan 73 60 Norfolk 57 46 F remont 50 51 Beatrice 62 59 Nebraska City 40 58 Ralston 57 65 Wahoo 62 46 Auburn 59 63 Nebraska City 42 59 T ekamah 56 73 Millard 71 50 Missouri Valley 52 42 Ralston 50 59 Papillion 64 53 Wahoo 61 54 Holy Name 68 65 P lattsmouth 64 86 Omaha Bryan 78 54 North Bend 57 Rick Voss scores over Wahoo zone. B-team squad: Coach John Olson, Jim Cook, Gary Finn, Doug Harris, George Hall, David Warrick, Bob Blobaum, Bill Nownes. 68 Back row: Coach Jorgensen, DonMcNichols, Bill Campbell, Mark Stricklett, Mike Stricklett, Chuck Hall, Blaine Stricklett, Rick Metzler, Coach Lehl; 3rd row: Mick Rouse, Kirby Wendt, Ron Thaden, Keith Bull, Kenny Smith, Bob Suverkrubbe, Rick Bowen, Wayne Anderson, Randy Roberts; 2nd row: Mike Edwards, Dan Thompson, Richard Anderson, Jim Reyzlik, Gale Oleson, Ed Grube. Stave Wright, Bryan Peterson, Rick McDonald; 1st row: Kirk Bull, Jack Gilliam, Greg Thompson, Steve Baker, Greg Derry, Tom Triplett, Dick Harris, Pat Thompson, Larry Roberts. Wrestling--New and Popular A sport new to Blair this year was wrestling. The overwhelming response it received from students and adults alike assured it of a place in the athletic de- partment for years to come. Due to the fact that the team was not organized until mid-year, the number of possible matches was somewhat limited. However those matches arranged did pro- vide much-needed experience for the new Blair matmen. Coach Chuck Jorgensen looks forward to the prospect of a successful second season with many returning lettermen. Kirby Wendt show his opponent what a predicament really is. 69 9 Track Sets Fast Pace This year along with the ten regular season dual meets, the track team participated in the Ak-Sar-Ben Conference meet and the State-qualifying District meet. Coach John Olson was assisted this year by Coaches Chuck Jorgensen, Jerry Rainforth, and Jim Realph. Freshman coach was Wilbur Clements. Lettermen returning this year were seniors Denny Brummer, Jim Feede, Rich Hansen, Lowell Moore, Dan Thompson, Rick Voss; juniors Richard Anderson, Mick Rouse, Mike Thompson, Pat Thompson, David Warrick, Frank Wolff; and sophomore Dennis Kubie. Mike Edwards hurls the shot-put during track prac- tice. Weariness sets in as Dan Thompson makes final lap well ahead of the pack. Coach John Olson, Greg Derry, Dennis Kubie, Rick Voss, Bob Blobaum, and Steve Adams. Cross Country Conference Runners-up Bob Blobaum and Rick, Voss don sweatsuits for cross country warm-up. The cross-country teom provided Coach John Olson with much satisfaction in his first year at Blair High School. The team placed second in the Ak-Sar-Ben Confei ence Meet, third in the district meet, and tenth in the state meet. Dennis Kubie did an outstanding job for Blair by placing third in the conference and fourth in the dis- trict meet. Lettermen this year were Rick Voss, senior; Steve Adams and Greg Derry, juniors; and Dennis Kubie and Bob Blobaum, sophomores. Also participating were Wayne Anderson, Steve Baker, Bob Frahm, Rick McDonald, Tom Neilsen, and Carl Paine. 71 Gary Finn keeps his eyes on the ball. Golf Offered as Spring Sport Mark Harrison follows through on ashortputt. On this year's squad, Mr. Carlsen had only three of his last year's lettermen. They competed in the eight dual meets during the regular season, the Ak-Sar- Ben Conference meet, and the District meet. Returning lettermen were senior, Richard Hansen and juniors, Gary Finn and Mark Harrison. 72 CLASSES 73 Rose Aaberg Virginia Arten Dennis Brummer Jacque Christensen Paula Andersen Karen Backman Kathy Burmeister Melissa Christiansen Sharon Apperson Barbara Bauer James Carson Dennis Cordle Diane Arp Edward Bennett Deen Cemer Vicky Donaldson 74 Senior Officers Direct Class in Final Year Senior officers Kathy Burmeister, Barb Webb, Debby Megrue, and Rick Voss read the write-up of Blair's latest game. Pat Duffey Richard Everhart James Fedde Gordon Fleming Kelly Foster Martin Galley Joan Grabow Frederick Gray Steven Gross Kenneth Hansen Charlotte Husk Diana Jones Vickie Gutschow Richard Hansen Rodney Jensen Susan Jones Donald Hansen Stephannie Helleloid Dennis Johnson William Jorgensen Joan Hansen Ronald Hindley Elaine Johnson Konda Klanderud 76 Gerald Kruse Paul Larsen Jon Linnenkohl Roger Mathiesen Barbara Kuhl Steven Larsen John McKinnis Clark Matzen Curtis Kuhr Margaret Leehy Richard Madsen Marian Matzen Dennis Kuhr Jean Lich Merle Mathiesen Deborah Meg rue 77 Lowell Moore Carol Mundorf Douglas Nelson Ronald Nielsen Troy Moore Mark Musick Kent Nelson Gale Oleson Kathleen Nemetz Karen Olsen Dennis Nielsen Linda Olson 70 Seniors Bid a Final Farewell Beth Peterson Rebecca Rasmussen Paul Roisen Sally Poulson Donnelle Rasmussen Robert Rosenbaum Leslie Paulsen Barbara Proescholdt Gordon Ray Thomas Rosenbaum Barbara Peterson Rodney Rahlfs Donna Robertson Emile Rurup 79 Deborah Saville Douglas Sieckmeyer Linda Street Marilynne Thomas Lyle Schjodt Harold Sorensen Roger Stricklett Daniel Thompson Richard Schroder Larry Stier Lee Taylor Raymond Thompson Thomas Shaw Jack Stewart Susan Taylor Steven T r iplett 80 Not pictured Daniel Beck Joseph Pille Gerald Thomas Dennis Varley Anita Viles Doug Sieckmeyer spends Sunday after- noon hitting the books. Timothy Tripp Rick Voss Cheryl Williby Alice Wrich John Vahle Barbara Webb Nicholas Wood Albert Mohr S. Adams F. Andersen R. Anderson C. Benke D. Brechbill T. Bullard L. Christensen S. Christiansen L. Christopher Junior class officers Mike Edwards, Laurie Christopher, Doug Harris, and David Warrick compare notes. L. Andrews C. Campbell P. Clements J. Davison D. Deklavs J. Dunn S. Apperson W. Carson C. Cordle D. Deckard G. Derry M. Edwards P. Backman J. Champ B. Davis T. Deckard S. Dountas N. Engelke 82 Juniors Choose J. Everhart T. Flynn M. Gum mu s M. Harrison G. Jacobsen P. Johansen S. Faust C. Forcum T. Gust in S. Hengeveld T. Jarosz M. Jones G. Finn D. Foster C. Hall L. Henricksen A. Jensen B. Juul V. French J. Hansen K. Hindley D. Jensen S. Gilliam K. Hansen N. Holstein J. Jensen D. Gladwin D. Harris C. Homes T. Jensen Creative Officers for Prom Year 83 Responsibility Keynote for Juniors C. Kaastad P. Kubie S. McAllister J. Madsen J. Nelson K. Peterson D. Kelley E. Kuhl M. McIntosh M. Mann R. Nelsen L. Radler K. Kempcke S. Larson M. McMullen M. Matzen J. Nielsen K. Rahlfs G. Kobs J. Lauritsen D. McNichols D. Michaelson D. Olsen T. Ray D. Kohler L. Lemmons L. MacDonald B. Mohr S. Peck J. Reyzlik K. Kolterman B. Lorsch C. Macholan J. Musick L. Penry S. Rican Lois Suverkrubbe hoists winning Junior float as Debbie Michaelson looks on. C. Solomon D. Stirek W. Sonderup D. Stokes K. Sorensen M. Stricklett M. Rouse S. Samson K. Schneider K. Shockey L. Sorensen M. Suess L. Rurup J. Sapp R. Seamann M. Smith R. Spiker L. Suverkrubbe N. Rybin R. Schneider C. Sheets S. Smith C. Stender C. Sylvis 85 An elated Daina cheers for the Blair Bears. Not pictured R. Thaden P. Thompson P. Tuttle D. Warrick M. Wilson M. Thompson J. Thone M. Viles K. Wendt F. Wolff R. Therkelsen K. Triplett A. Warden R. Wilcox J. Wood D. Lindblad J. Madsen P. Parcher R. Shu make R. Trisdale 86 F. Anderson S. Baker R. Burmeister J. Dein P. Flynn J. Harris G. P. Anderson J. Bennett B. Campbell J. Derry R. Frahm R. Henricksen G. S. Anderson R. Blobaum K. Carson M. Donaldson J. Gentry J. Hineline W. Anderson R. Bowen T. Christensen P. Drummond M. Gliem C. Holstein L. Arten W. Buchardt T. Cole P. Edwards G. Gregory M. Jensen L. Atherton K. Bull J. Cook J. Ferris E. Hansen J. Johnson Shakespearean J. Johnson J. Kempcke K. Ladd J. Lich L. McKinnis J. Matzen D. Kay D. Klement B. Lammers D. Livermore P. McLene S. Matzen C. Kelly D. Kosmicki E. Larsen D. Loftis R. Madsen V. Maxwell D. Kubie L. Lauritsen D. McAllister R. Madsen L. Maynard L. Kuhl D. Leehy D. McCormick L. Martin R. Metzler R. Kuhr M. Leehy S. McKee D. Mather S. Meyerholz 88 Drama-- It’s Greek to Me” E. Mez S. Moore L. Neve V. Oleson J. Rahlfs C. Michaelson D. Murphy S. Nielsen G. Olsen V. Rasmussen J. Mohr R. Nelson T. Nielsen C. Paine G. Rembold R. Nohrenberg C. Peterson C. Rhoades R. Novak G. Poulson C. Robeson M. Ohrt C. Price R. Robinson 89 Sophomores Follow A. Rogert P. Rosenbaum T. Roisen R. Rosterman M. Rouse S. Ryan D. Schroeder L. Schroder B. Short C. Solomon l. Sonderup M. Sorenson B. Stricklett j. Stricklett M. Stricklett R. Suverkrubbe B. Tietgen C. Tietgen M. Sachs A. Schjodt D. Schneider C. Smith J. Smith K. Smith P. Stewart P. Stewart k. Stier K. Sully R. Sutherland B. Sutton J. Thomas P. Thomlinson C. H. Thompson 90 the Open Road C. P. Thompson R. Truhlsen D. Webster L. Willmott J. Wulf Not pictured S. Beck K. Mann V. Pierce L. Roberts E. Williams Sophomore Kenny Smith concentrates on English exam. 91 Leaders Selected Class for J. Back man K. Baumert S. Bruse J. Buchardt T. Biffar B. Bullard M. Chamberlain K. Bull J. Coufal R. Cummings B. Christiansen S. Diedrichsen P. Drummond G. Davis P. French B. Fuhlrodt V. Feer J. Gilliam K. Bohr R. Bolton R. Bray R. Christiansen j. Christopher R. Clements A. Davison R. Deckard I. Deklavs A. Flynn R. Fitchorn D. Foster R. Gilliland D. Goodwin J. Grabow 92 by Freshman Initial Year G. Hall B. Hansen D. Hansen R. Harris D. Hindley D. K. Hindley Freshman class officers Roger Clements, RichardPlugge, Kay O'Hanlon and Ed Grube look cheerfully to year's duties. C. Grace E. Hansen C. Hineline C. Jensen J. Jones A. Kelter E. Grube L. Hansen N. Hundtoft J. Jensen J. Juul B. Kempcke R. Gustin S. Hansen R. Jacobs R. Jensen P. Kelley B. Klanderud 93 Dick Harris and Stave Wright oblige senior Beth Peterson by carrying her books during Freshman Get-Acquainted Day. M. Paine K. Parcher C. Paul R. Plugge D. Plummer J. Pounds K. Kolterman B. Leehy T. Moore D. Nielsen R. Penry S. Proescholdt V. Kuhl L. Legenhausen M. Musick M. Nilson B. Peterson W. Push D. Larsen R. McDonald L. Myers K. O’Hanlon J. Pille W. Quick 94 Freshmen Learn Ropes of High School Life J. Quist B. Rasmussen C. Rasmussen R. Reyzlik J. Richards S. Rogert G. Rouse S. Sapp J. Saville C. Shald D. Shaw M. Snow beck K. Sonderup W. Sonderup B. Sprick G. Rasmussen K. Rolland G. Schiebe R. Rasmussen J. Rosenbaum D. Schroeder R. Rasmussen K. Rosterman M. Sieckmeyer Sally Rogert and Kathy Drbal ride the Freshman entry in the Homecoming Float and Poster Contest. C. Stacy P. Stovick J. Warrick M. Williamson R. Stave R. Sully V. Warrick R. Wolff P. Steyer G. Thompson L. Watts J. Wolsman S. Street T. Triplett K. Webb S. Wright L. Stodola P. Tripp C. Wesemann D. Wulf Freshmen George Hall and Stave Wright proclaim their opinion of Seniors during Freshman Get-Acquainted Day. 96 Not pictured K. Drbal S. Jacobs S. Rican R. Roberts S. Sonderup Edward Bennett National Merit Scholarship Finalist Nebraska 4-year Regents' Gordon Fleming Nebraska 4-year Regents Nebraska Regents' All- State Alternate Students Receive Academic Honors Sharon Apperson Nebraska Regents' Alternate National Merit Commendatior Betty Crocker Future Home- Diane Arp Dennis Johnson Jon L innenkohl maker Nebraska Regents' Alternate Nebraska Regents' Alternate Nebraska Regents' Alternate Lowell Moore Ron Nielsen Steven Triplett Tim Tripp Nebraska Regents' Alternate Nebraska Regents' Alternate Nebraska Regents' Alternate Nebraska Regents' Alternate 97 Student Index Tattler Staff Editor...................Linda Olson Assoc. Editor..........Cathy Macholan Business Manager Sharon Nielsen Layout............. Melissa Christiansen Bob Blobaum Kay O’Hanlon Carol Solomon Copy...................Sharon Apperson Sara Christiansen Richard Hansen Ann Kelter Lowell Moore Jeff Nelson Photography............Margie Leehv Ed Grube Tom Rosenbaum Advisor............Mrs. Dorothy Wright Credits Rabbass Studio Mr Dean Brockhoff Mr Kenny Rhoades School Board Mr P V Hansen Mrs. Ruth Hansen Mrs Lela Neve Dr Elmer Rasmussen Mr Keith Vinton Mr Jess Wright Faculty Mr. Gary Barth Mr. David Carlsen Mr Wilbur Clements Mr. Earl Diednchsen Mrs Rachael Gunderson Mr Roger Hohensee Miss Jane Jensen Mr Charles Jorgensen Mr Mike Lehl Mr. John Little Mrs. Ruth McKay Mrs. Helen Macholan Mr. Pat Mallette Mrs. Jennie Nelson Mrs Elizabeth Nielsen Mr John Olson Mr Harold Ortmeier Mr Gerald Otte Mr. Jerry Rainforth Mr James Realph Mr A E. Rembold Mrs. Lew Renard Mrs. Rose Ruzicka Mrs. Elizabeth Sack Mrs Jeannette Slusher Mrs Edith Solomon Mrs Catherine Sorensen Mr Roger Stender Mr James Thompson Mr George Wilson Mrs. Dorothy Wright Students A Adams, Steve 30.82 Andersen. Fred . 82 Andersen. Paula 51.74 Andersen. Wayne 69.87 Anderson. Frank 61.87 Anderson, Greg P. 46.47.87.89 Anderson, Greg S. . 26.87 Anderson. Richard 30.49.61.62. 69.73.82 Andrews. Larry . 34.37.39.82 Apperson. Sharon . 22.29.33.34. 35.36.37.42.43.48.74.97 Apperson. Susan 32.33.34.36.82 Arp. Diane 14.24.33.36. 38,41,74.97 Arten. Lee 37.87 Arten. Virginia 34.35.36.74 Atherton, Lvnn 32.36.87 B Back man. Jacque 36.92 Back man. Karen 24.34.36.46.74 Backman. Patty . . . . 24,36.82 Baker. Steve 37.69.87 Bauer. Barbara 21.24.33. Baumert, Kim 34,36.42.43,73.74 92 Benke. Carol 36.82 Bennett. Edward 29.74.97 Bennett. Jim 23.87 Biffar, Tom 92 Blobaum. Bob 22.30.68,87 Boehr. Ken 92 Bowen, Rick 61.69.87 Bray. Ron 26.92 Breehbill. Dee Mane 36.82 Brummer. Dennis 20.30.31.51, Bruse. Steve 60.61.62.64.66.67,74 32.39.41.92 Buchardt. Bill 26.87 Buchardt. Jacque 36.38.92 Bull. Keith 69.87 Bull. Kirk 26,69.92 Bullard. Brenda 92 Bullard. Trenda 82 Burmeister. Kathy . . 34.36.45.49. Burmeister. Richard 50,51,52.53.74.75 26.87 C Campbell. Bill 61.69.87 Campbell. Christine 82 Carson. Bill 82 Carson. Jim 74 Carson. Kathy 36.87 Cemer. Dean 30.61,73.74 Chamberlin. Mike 92 Champ. Jean 82 Christensen. Jacque 25,28.74 Christensen. Larry 82 Christensen. Tammv 36.87 Christiansen. Barb 23,32.36,92 Christiansen. Melissa 22.25.29, Christiansen. Richard 33.34.36.38.46 74,78 92 Christiansen, Sara 22.32.36.46,82 Christopher. Joi.................. 36.38.92 Christopher. Lauri Jo................ 36.82 Clements. Patricia...................... 82 Clements. Roger 92 Clifton. Dana 36 Cole. Tom................................87 Cook. Jim............................ 68.87 Cordle, Chris.................. 24.36.52.82 Cordle. Dennis.....................30.61.74 Coufal. Jeanmne......................... 92 Cummings. Richard 92 D Davis. Beth 32.34.35.36.82 Davis, Glenn 26.92 Davison. Alice.....................16,36.92 Davison. Jenny 36 82 Deckard. Debby 82 Deckard. Ron 92 Deckard. Tom 82 Dein. Jim g7 Deklavs. Datna 34.36.45,82.86 Deklavs. Inese 36.44.92 Derry. Greg 69.82 Derry. John 87 Diednchsen. Susan.....................32,92 Donaldson. Mark.................. 34.37.61. 66.67.87.89 Donaldson. Vicky 28.29.33,34.35. 36.38.41.43.46.48.55.73.74 Dountas. Susan 24.33.82 Drbal, Kathy.............................95 Drummond. Pam..................... 29.36.87 Drummond. Paula...................... 36 92 Duffy, Pat 75 Dunn. Jackie 82 E Edwards. Mike................. 20.30,31.46. 61.63.64.69,82 Edwards. Pat.............................87 Engelke, Nancy...........................82 Everhart. Dick...........................75 Everhart, John...........................83 F Faust. Steve..........................37.83 Fedde. Jim 20.28.30.31.34.37. 46.51.52.53.61.66.73.75 Feer. Virgil.............................92 Ferris. Jerry............................87 Finn. Gary 28.30,61.68.72.83 Fitchom. Richard 26,27,92 Fleming. Gordon 28,75,97 Flynn. .Ann....................... 32.39.92 Flynn. Patricia..........................87 Flynn. Tom...............................83 Foster. Debra 92 Foster. Dorothy...................... 24,83 Foster. Kelly ...........................75 Frahm. Bob...............................87 French. Pam 36.92 French. Vicky 24.36.83 Fuhlrodt. Brian 26.92 98 G Jensen. Randv 26.93 Jensen. Rodney 26.27.3976 Galley. Marty 13.34.37,39,75 Jensen. Tom 26.83 Gentry. Judv 87 Johansen. Patty 36.83 Gilliam. Jack 69.92 Johnson. Dennis 23.28.29.30.61.76.97 Gilliam. Sandra 83 Johnson Elaine Gilliland. Roger 92 Johnson. Jean 87 GUem. Marv 87 Johnson. Jeanne 36.88 Goodwin Debbv 36.39.92 Jones. Diana 24.36.76 Grabow. Joan 36.75 Jones. Jackie 32.36.93 Grabow. John 26.92 Jones, Marjorie 28.33.34.36.39.83 Grace. Cindy 36.38.93 Jones. Sue 24.36.76 Grav. Fred 75 Jorgensen. Bill 76 Gregory. Gail 36.55.87,89 Juul. Barbara 24.34.35.36.38.83 Gross, Steve . 14.34.35.37.39.41.76 Juul. Jeanne 32.36.38.93 Grube. Ed . 22.32.37.46.47.69.93 Gummus. Megan 83 Gustin. Tahm 36.40,55.83 IV Gustin. Richard 93 Gutschow. Vickie 24.51.76 Kaastad. Curt 84 Kav. David 32.88 Keiley. Debby 24.36.84.93 H Kelley. Patty . 36.44.93 Kelly. Chuck 88 Hall. Chuck 30.61.69.83 Kelter. Ann 22.32.36.93 Hall. George 37.68.93 Kempcke. Bruce 26 Hansen. Debbv 36.93 Kempcke. Jeff 61.88 Hansen. Don 76 Kempcke, Kristie 25.34.35.37.38.84 Hansen. Ed 93 Klanderud. Brian 37.93 Hansen. Jerald 83 Klanderud. Konda 25.28.34.36.42. Hansen. Joan 23.29.33.34.36. 45.49.50.51.52.76 42.43.46 48.49.76 Kobs. Gene 84 Hansen. Kathv 24.36.83 Kohler. David 84 Hansen. Ken 26.76 Kolterman. Karen 36.94 Hansen. Linda 36.93 Kolterman. Kristin 24.25.36.39.84 Hansen. Rich 15.20.22,30.31.34.35. Kosmicki. Darlene 88 37.39.46.49.51.52.61.62.66.67.72.76 Kruse. Jerry 20.30.31.61. Hansen. Sharon 93 64.66.67.77 Harris. Dick . 37.39.69.93.94.96 Kubie. Dennis 88 Harris. Doug 19.29.30.31.37, Kubie. Paul 84 39.54.61.68.82.83.85 Kuhl. Barbara 24.77 Harris. Janelle 87 Kuhl. Ed 26.84 Harrison. Mark 30.39.61.72.83 Kuhl. Linda 88 Helleioid. Stephannie . 24.36.76 Kuhl. Vernon 94 Hengeveld Steve 33 39 83 Kuhr. Curt 34 35 37 77 Henricksen. Bob 26.87 Kuhr, Dennis 30.31.34.35.37.61.77 Henncksen. Linda 36.83 Kuhr. Roily 34.37.61.88 Hindley. Delons 93 Hindlev, Diane 36,93 ¥ Hindley. Kevin 83 L Hindley. Ron 26.27.37.39.49.76 Hineline. Cheryl . 36.93 Ladd. Kathy 88 Hmeline. Joyce . 87 Lammers. Bonnie 25.36.55.88 Holstein. Cindv 32.36.46.87 Larsen. Diane 32.36.39.94 Holstein. Nila 34.36.83 Larsen. Paul 26.77 Homes. Cindv 28.33.36.38 41.83 Larsen, Steve 26.27.30.61.73.77 Hundtoft. Norma 36.93 Larson. Elayne 88 Husk. Charlotte 76 Larson. Sheryl 84 Lauritsen. Linda 88 I Launtsen, Jeff 84 J Leehy, Beth 36.94 Leetay, Don 30.37.61.88 Jacobs. Roger 93 Leehy. Margie 22.29.33.34.36. Jacobs. Stuart 37.93 42.43.46.48.7377 Jacobsen. Gayle . 83 Leehy. Mary 29.36.88 Jarosz. Tom 30.61.83 Lemmons. Linda 84 Jensen. Amie 31.34.37.61.66.83 Lieh, Jacque 88 Jensen. Curt . 93 Lich. Jean 77 Jensen. Debbv 23.33.36.83 Linnenkohl. Jon 77.97 Jensen. Jackie 25.34.36.83 Livermore. Don 88 Jensen. Jim . 26.93 Loftis, Diane 36.88 Jensen. Marie . 29.36.55.87 Lorsch. Betty 24.84 M McAllister. Diane 36.55.88 McAllister. Steve.......................94 McCormick. Diane.................... 36.88 McDonald. Rick 69.94 McIntosh. Marlene 94 McKee. Sharon 99 McKinnis, John..........................77 McKinnis. Lori......................... 99 McLean. Pauline 99 McMullen. Mike 94 McNichols. Don 69.84 MacDonald. Lucy.................. 24.36.84 Macholan. Cathy.............. 22.25,34.36, 38.40.41.84 Madsen. JoLynn 24.36.52,84 Madsen. Richard 26.27,46.77 Madsen. Ron 30.34.37.88 Madsen. Russell......................26.88 Mann. Kevin............................ 26 Mann. Mary 84 Mark. Linda 36.38,44.73.94 Martin. Linda 99 Mathiesen. Merle 26.77 Mathiesen. Roger 14.26.27.38.77 Matzen. Clark 30,61,77 Matzen. Jeff 88 Matzen. Marian 77 Matzen. Mary 94 Matzen. Michele 36.94 Matzen. Steve 26.88 Maxwell. Vicki 36.46.47.88.89 Maynard. Linda 33.41.88 Megrue. Debby 21.29.34.36.38. 42.43.46.48.49.75.77 Megrue. Stacy 36.94 Metzler, Rick 69.88 Meyerholz. Sherri 36.55.88 Mez. Elizabeth 89 Michaelson. Candy 89 Michaelson. Debby 24.55.84.85 Mohr. Albert 28.29.81 Mohr, Barbara 29.84 Mohr. Jeanine 29.89 Moore. Lowell 22.30.31.46.48.51, 52.60.61.66.73.78.97 Moore. Susan 89 Moore. Tom...........................94 Moore. Troy..........................78 Mundorf. Carol 36.42.45.78 Murphy. Debby 89 Mustek. Jim 34.37.39.41.84 Mustek. Marilyn 36.39,41.94 Mustek. Mark 37.38.41.78 Myers. Lahala............................. 94 N N'elsen. Doug Nelson. Jeff Nelson. Kent Nelson. Randy Nelson. Russell Nemetz. Kathy Neve. Lloyd Nielsen. Dennis Nielsen. Don Nielsen. John Nielsen. Ron Nielsen. Sharon 78 22.28.30.31.39.84 34.37.39.41.78 . 14.37.39.61.89 26.84 24.36.43.78 89 78 26 94 23.28.33.46 84 29.33.37.78.97 22.32.34.38.41.89 99 Nielsen. Tom 89 Nilson, Marga ret ta 32.36.94 Nohrenberg. Ray 26.89 Novak. Ron 26.89 Nownes. Bob 68 0 O’Hanlon. Kay 22.32.36.94 Ohrt. Merry 36.89 Oleson, Gale 69.78 Oleson. Vickie 89 Olsen. Don 84 Olsen. George 89 Olsen. Karen 21.25.28. 34.36.46.78 Olson. Linda . . 18,22.29,39, 41.46.48.78 p Paine. Carl 89 Paine. Mary . 16.36.94 Parcher. Kathy 36.94 Paul. Chans 94 Paulsen. Leslie 26.79 Peck, Steve 30.61.66.84 Penrv, Lonnie 84 Penrv. Randy 94 Peterson. Barbara 29.36.79 Peterson. Beth 21.25.28.33. 34.36 .39.41,42.48.79.94 Peterson. Bvron 69.94 Peterson. Connie 89 Peterson. Kay 29.29.36.39.84 Pille. Julie 32.36.38.94 Plugge. Rick 12.38.66.73.94 Plummer. Dean 32.94 Poulson, Garv 30.37.89 Poulson. Sally 28.34.35.36.79 Pounds. 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Sara 85 Sapp. Jack 85 T Sapp. Sherilyn 36.95 Saville. Debby 36.80 Saville. Julie 32 95 Tavlor. Lee 80 Schiebe. Gayle 95 Taylor, Susan 21.24.34.36.43.80 Schjodt. Alan 34.37.39.41.90 Thaden. Ron 34.35.37.39.61.69.86 Schjodt. Lyle 34.35.37.39.46.80 Therkelsen. Rodney . . 12.86 Schneider. Dan 26.90 Thomas. Jennifer 90 Schneider. Dick 30.54.61.85 Thomas. Marilynne 29.36.42.46.80 Schneider. Karen 24.25.34.36.85 Thomhnson. Pattv . 90 Schroder. Dick 34.37.49.80 Thompson. Carl . . . . 26.90 Schroder. Linda 90 Thompson. Carroll . 26.91 Schroeder. Denise 36.39.95 Thompson. Dan 30.31.34.37.46 48 Schroeder. Don 14,38.90 51.61.69.80 Shald. Carole 32.95 Thompson. Greg 37.39.69.% Shaw. Darwin 37.95 Thompson. Mike 20.30,31.61.63.64. Shaw. Tom 80 66.67.86 Sheets. Carol 36.42.49.58.59.85 Thompson. Pat 30.61.62.69.86 Shockey. Kathy 85 Thompson. Rav 80 Short. Beverly . . . 36.90 Thone. John 86 Sieckmeyer. Doug 30.61.80.81 Tietgen. Brian 26.90 Sieckmeyer. Mike 95 Tietgen. Candv 90 Smith, Cindy 90 Triplett. Kim 39.86 Smith. Ken 26.34.37.61.69.90.91 Triplett. Rusty 34.37.39,80.97 Smith. Margaret 21.24.52.85 Triplett. Tom 12,38.41.49.69.73.% Smith. Steve 39.85 Tripp. Pat 34.37.38,41.90 Snow beck. Mary 36.38.95 Tripp. Patricia 16.% Solomon. Caren 34.36.39.44.55.90 Tnpp. Peggy 25.34.36.90 Solomon. Carol 22.28.33.34.35.36 Tripp, Tim 28.29.33.34.35.37.39. 37.38.41.46.54.55.85 46.48.81.97 Sonderup. Kathv 95 Truhlsen. Randv 91 Sonderup. Linda 36,90 Tuttle. Pat 86 100 V Vahle. Bill % Vahle. John 81 Varley. Denny . . 37,38.41.58,59,81 Viles, Anita................................. 81 Viles, Mary 86 Voss. Rick 28.30.31.48.60.66.67.68. 75,81 W Wardell. Anne 23.28.29.39.86 Warren. Terri 36.91 Warrick. Bob 26,91 Warrick. David 30.31.46.49.61.68, 73.82.85.86 Warrick. Janet 36.96 Warrick. Vickie 36.96 Watts. Laureen 36,96 Webb. Barb 24.33.43.45.46.73.75,81 Webb. Kathy 96 Webster. Debby 36 96 Wendt. Kirby 30.37.49.61.69.73.86 Wendt. Ntcki 55.91 Wesemann. Christine 32.96 Wiblishouser. Reggie 96 W’ilcox. Robin 86 Williamson. Mark 32.37.96 Williby. Cheryl 24.36.81 Williby. Marcia 36.91 Willmott. Leslie 26.91 Wilson. Mike 28.30.31.34.37.38.61. 66.86 Wolff. Frank . 15.30.31.54.61.86 Wolff. Retta 36.96 Wolsman. John 26 96 Wood. Joan 34.36.38.41.54.86 Wood. Nick 30.61 64.73.81 Wrich. Alice 28.81 Wright. Stave 37.69.94.% Wulbem. Judy 36.91 Wulf. Dwaine 26.96 Wulf. Julie 36.91 Wulf. Reggie 91 101 Senior Credits ANDERSEN. PAULA RAE Girls' Glee 1.2.3.4; Operetta 1,2.3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2.3; Homecoming Candidate 4; F.H.A. 1,2; F.B.L.A. 3.4 Treasurer 4. All-School Play 3; Girls' Track 2; Speech and Drama Club 3. APPERSON. SHARON JANE Girls' Glee 1.2.3.4; Triple Trio 4 Mixed Octette 4 Mixed Chorus 1.2,3.4. All-State Choir 4 Operetta I.2.3.4. Ak-Sar-Ben Clinic Choir 1.3.4; Pep Club 2.3.4; Vice- President 4 Student Council 2,3; F T A 1,2.3.4. Student Council Representative 2; President 3; Girls' State Alternate 3; Hon- or Roll 2.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4. Speech and Drama Club 3.4; Conference Meet 3.4. Fine Arts Festival 4. Tattler Staff 1.2,3.4. Student Council Representa- tive 3; Copy Editor 4; Girls Track 1; Ne- braska Regents’ Alternate 4; National Merit Commendation 4 Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow Award 4 ARP. DIANE SUE Band 2,3,4; Clarinet Choir 3.4. Pep Band 3. Girls' Glee 1.3.4. F S.A 3; F.B L A 3. 4. All-School Play 3; Honor Roll 1,2.3.4 Speech and Drama Club 4. Girls' Track 2 ARTEN. VIRGINIA MARLENE Rapid City High School 1.2; Girls Glee 3.4; Mixed Chorus 3.4 Triple Trio 4 All- State Choir 4. Operetta 3.4. Ak-Sar-Ben Clinic Choir 4. BACKMAN, KAREN FAE Girls’ Glee 1.2.3.4. Mixed Chorus 4; Op- eretta 4. Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Student Coun- cil 4; F.B.L.A. 3.4. BAUER. BARBARA CARROLL Girls’ Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3.4. Op- eretta 3.4 Pep Club 1.2.3.4. Project Chair- man 4; Cheerleader 3; F.H.A 1.2.3; Song Leader 3. F.B.L.A. 3.4. All-School Play 3 Girls Track 1.2; Speech and Drama Club 3.4. Fine Arts Festival 3.4 District Speech Contest 4 Ak-Sar-Ben Conference Meet 4 BECK. DANIEL ROWE Ponca Military Academy 3; B Club 4. Football 4. Intramurals 2.4. Isometrics 2; Weight Lifting 3. BENNETT. EDWARD ALLEN F.S.A. 3.4. Vice-President 4. Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. Track 1; 4-Year Nebraska Re- gents Scholarship 4; National Merit Finalist 4 BRUMMER. DENNIS LYNN Homecoming Candidate 4 B Club 2.3.4. Vice-President 4; Football 1.2.3,4. Ak- Sar-Ben Conference 3.4; All-Area 4 Century Club 2.3,4; F.C.A. 4 Basketball 1.2.3.4. Track 1.2.3.4 Honor Roll 2. Ak- Sar-Ben All-Tourney 4. BURMEISTER. KATHY SUE Girls' Glee 2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 3,4. Op- eretta 3.4. Ak-Sar-Ben Clinic Choir 4. Pep Club 1,2,3.4. Decoration Chairman 3; Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Vice-President of Class 4; F.H.A. 1,2.3; F.B.L.A. 3.4; All-School Play 3; Girls’ Track 1; Speech and Drama Club 3; Con- ference Meet 3. CARSON. JAMES LARRY West Monona High School 1,2.3. CEMER. HAROLD DEAN B Club 2.3.4 Football 1.2.3.4; Century Club 3.4. Basketball 1,2.3.4. Track 1.2.3. CHRISTENSEN. JACQUE JEAN Girls' Glee 1; Pep Club 1.2,3,4; F.N.A. 4 F.S.A 4. F.B.L.A. 3; Honor Roll 1.2, 3.4. Speech and Drama Club 3. CHRISTIANSEN. MELISSA RITH Band 2.3.4 Girls Glee 1.2.3.4 Mixed Chorus 4 Operetta 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4. Student Council 3,4 F.N.A. 2.3.4; Stu- dent Council Representative 3; Nurse's Assistant 3; President 4. F T A 2.3.4 Secretary 4; Spanish Club 1; All-School Play 3; County Government 3; Girls' State 3; Honor Roll 1.3; National Honor Society 3.4; Girls Track 1; Speech and Drama Club 3.4; President 3. Parlia- mentarian 4. Tattler Staff 3.4. Layout Editor 4. Ak-Sar-Ben One-Act Play 4. Band Council 4 CORDLE. DENNIS LYNN F F A 1.2; B Club 2.3.4. Football 1.2.3. 4. Track 1.2; Intramurals 4; Isometrics 2,3; Weight Lifting 3. DAVISON. RICHARD L DONALDSON. VICKY LYNN Band 1.2.3.4. Vice-President 3; Clarinet Choir 1.2.3.4. Pep Band 1.2. Ak-Sar-Ben Band 1.2 Girls' Glee 1.2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 3.4. Operetta 3.4. Mixed Octette 4; Triple Trio 4 Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Vice- President of Class 3. Secretary-Treas- urer of Class 1. Student Council 3.4; Sec- retary 4. F.S.A. 3.4. F T A 2.3.4. Student Council Representative 3. Treasurer 4 Spanish Club 1; Secretary 1; All-School Play 3; County Government 3; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4. Girls’ Track 2; Speech and Drama Club 3.4; President 4; Nebraska State Honor Band 3.4 DUFFEY. JOHN HARVEY EVERHART. RICHARD LEE Intramurals 2; Isometrics 2.3. FEDDE. JAMES ROGER Boys' Glee 4 Mixed Chorus 4. Operetta 4; Homecoming King 4; Student Council Representative of Class 2; Student Coun- cil 2,4. Treasurer 4. F.S.A. 3.4; Presi- dent 4. Honor Roll 2 B Club 3.4 Foot- ball 1.2.3,4; Ak-Sar-Ben Conference 4; All-State Honorable Mention 4; Century Club 4; Honorary Co-Captain of Football Team 4. F.C.A. 3.4. Co-Captain 4; Bas- ketball 1.2.3.4. Track 1.2,3.4 FLEMING. GORDON DERL F.S.A 2.4. Spanish Club 1.2; Vice-Presi- dent 1; Honor Roll 1.2.4; 4-Year Regents Scholarship 4; Science Fair 1 FOSTER. JAMES KELLY GALLEY. MARTIN RICHMOND Arbor Heights Junior High School 1; Westside High School 2; Band 3.4 Solo 4. Pep Band 3.4; Boys' Glee 3.4. Mixed Chorus 3.4. Operetta 3.4; Spanish Club 3 Intramurals 3.4; Speech and Drama Club GRABOW. JOAN KAY Girls’ Glee 3.4; Honor Roll 4 GRAY. FREDERICK EMMOR Football 1.2; Basketball I; Track 1,2; Intramurals 1.2.3.4; Weight Lifting 2.3 102 GROSS. STEVEN EDWARD Beresford. South Dakota 1; Band 2.3.4; Brass Sextet 2.3.4. Trombone Quartet 3. 4; Solo 2.3.4. All-State Band 4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Ak-Sar-Ben Band 2.3,4. Nebraska State Honor Band 3.4; Boys' Glee 3.4; Mixed Chorus 3.4; Boys' Octette 3.4. Mixed Octette 3.4. Operetta 3.4; Golf 4; Intramurals 2,3.4 GUTSCHOW. VICKIE LYNN Girls' Glee 1.2.3,4. Homecoming Candi- date 4. F H A 1.2. FB.L.A 3.4; Girls' Track 2; Speech and Drama Club 3. HANSEN. DONALD LEE Boys' Glee 1.2.3.4. Mixed Chorus 1,2.3.4; Operetta 1.2.3.4 HANSEN. JOAN MARIE Girls’ Glee 1.2,34. Mixed Chorus 3.4; Operetta 3.4. Treasurer and Student Council Representative 4 Pep Club 1.2. 3.4. Rally Chairman 4. Secretary-Treas- urer of Class 3; Student Council 3.4; Pub- licity Chairman 4. F T A 4. All-School Play 3; Honor Roll 3.4 National Honor Society 3.4. Bear Tales 3.4. Editor 4 HANSEN. KENNETH EDWARD F.F.A. 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1. HANSEN. RICHARD FRED Band 1,2.3.4 Student Council Representa- tive 4; Brass Sextet 3.4; Pep Band 1.2; Ak-Sar-Ben Band 1.2; Boys' Glee 1.3.4; Mixed Chorus 1.3.4. Mixed Octette 4. Boys' Octette 4. Operetta 1,3,4. Ak-Sar- Ben Clinic Choir 1.4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Student Council 4. President 4; Spanish Club 2; Honor Roll 3; B Club 2.3.4. Football 1.2.3.4; Century Club 3.4. F.C.A. 3.4; Co-Captain 4. F.C.A. Confer- ence 3.4; Basketball 1.2,3.4. All-Ak-Sar- Ben Conference 3; All-Area Honorable Mention 3; Track 1.2.3.4 Golf i.2.3.4; Tattler 3.4; World Herald Correspondent 4 HELLELOID. STEPHANNIE LAURA Girls Glee 2.3.4. Pep Club 1.2.3.4 F B L A. 3.4; President 4. Spanish Club 2 HINDLEY. RONALD LEE Band 3,4. Pep Band 3.4; Boys Glee 1.2, 3,4; F.F.A. 1.2.3.4, Secretary 3; Presi- dent 4 HUSK, CHARLOTTE KAYE North Bend High School 1.2.3, Honor Roll 4. JENSEN. RODNEY KENNETH Band 3.4. Pep Band 3.4. Student Council 3; F.F A. 1.2.3.4, Student Council Repre- sentative 3; Treasurer 4. Honor Roll 3; Intramurals 4 JOHNSON. DENNIS DELAINE Boys' Glee 1. F.S.A 4. F T A 4; Honor Roll 1.2,3,4. B Club 3.4. Secretary- Treasurer 4; Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1; Intramurals 1,2.4; Isometrics 2,3; Weight Lifting 3. Bear Tales 3.4. Publicity Ed- itor 4 JOHNSON. ELAINE DARLENE Girls Glee 1.2.3.4 Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Constitution Chairman 4; F T A 2.3; Vice-President 3; FB.L.A. 3,4. Spanish Club 1; County Government 3. JONES. DIANA Girls Glee 2.3.4. Pep Club I.2.3.4. FB L A. 3.4; Honor Roll 3; Girls' Track 1. JONES. SUSAN YVONNE Girls’ Glee 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3; F B L A 3,4 JORGENSEN. WILLIAM GEORGE KLANDERUD. KONDA KAE Girls’ Glee 1.2.3.4. Mixed Chorus 3.4; Secretary-Treasurer 4. Operetta 3.4; Pep Club 1,2,3.4. Cheerleader I.2.3.4. Homecoming Attendant 4. F.N.A. 2.3.4; Vice-President 4. Nurse’s Assistant 3; F.S.A. 3.4. Treasurer 4. FB.L.A 3. Spanish Club 1; Girls' Track 2; Speech and Drama Club 3 KRUSE. GERALD PAUL F.F.A 1.2.3.4. B Club 2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4. Ak-Sar-Ben Conference 4. Cen- tury Club 4. F.C.A 4; Basketball I.2.3.4. Track 1.2.3.4 KUHL. BARBARA RAE F B.L.A. 4 KUHR. CURTIS RALPH Boys' Glee 1.2.3.4. Mixed Chorus 2.3.4; President 4; Boys' Octette 4 Ak-Sar-Ben Clinic Choir 3.4 Operetta 2.3.4. Student Council 4; Intramurals 4. KUHR. DENNIS DALE Boys' Glee 1.2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4. Operetta 1.2.3.4; Boys' Octette 4 Mixed Octette 4. All-State Choir 4. Ak-Sar-Ben Clinic Choir 1.3.4; B Club 3.4. Football 1.2,3.4; Century Club 4. F.C.A. 4. Bas- ketball 1.2.3; Track 1.2.3.4 Intramurals 4 LARSEN. PAUL DOUGLAS Boys Glee 1; F.F.A. I.2.3.4. Track 1; Football 1. LARSEN. STEVEN KENT F.F.A 1.2.3.4. Reporter 3. Sentinel 4. B Club 3.4 Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2. Intramurals 1; Isometrics 2.3; Weight Lifting 3. LEEHY. MARGARET MARY Girls' Glee 1.2.3.4. Mixed Chorus 4. Op- eretta 3.4. Pep Club 1,2.3.4; Secretary 3; Corresponding Secretary 4. Cheerleader 1.2. President of Class 1; Student Coun- cil Representative of Class 3; Student Council 1.3.4. F T.A. 2.3.4. President 4. Spanish Club 1.2. Secretary 2. County Government 3; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Na- tional Honor Society 3.4. Speech and Drama Club 3.4. Treasurer 4. Tattler 3.4. Photography Editor 4 LICH. JEAN KATHERINE St. Paul. Nebraska 1.2,3; Honor Roll 4 LINNENKOHL. JON HOWARD Honor Roll 3.4 McKINNIS. ELMER JOHN B Club 2.3.4. Football 1 Basketball 1.2. 3; Track 1.2; Cross-Country 2; Intra- murals 1.2.4. MADSEN. RICHARD RALPH Student Council 4; F F A 1.2.3.4. Intra- murals 3.4 MATHIESEN. MERLE LEE F.F.A 1.2.3.4. Football 1 MATHIESEN. ROGER DALE Band 2,3.4. Pep Band 3.4 F.F.A. 1.2.3.4 Treasurer 3; Vice-President 4 County Government 3. MATZEN. CLARK ALLISON B Club 3.4; Football 1.2.4; Basketball 1. 2,3; Track 1; Intramurals 2.4; Isometrics 2.3; Weight Lifting 3 MATZEN. MARIAN OLEVEA Girls Glee 1.2.34. Pep Club 1.2; FH A 1; Girls' Track 2. MEGRUE. DEBORAH DEE Band I.2.3.4. Pep Band 1.2.3; Girls' Glee 103 1.2.3 4. Mixed Chorus 2.3.4; Operetta 2. 3.4 Triple Trio 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Rally Chairman 3; Pep Chairman 4. President of Class 4. Student Council 1.3.4 F H A 1.2.3. Song Leader 2. President 3; Student Council Representative 1. F T A. 2.3.4. Parliamentarian-Historian 3; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Girls' Track 2. Ak-Sar-Ben Clinic Choir 4 MOHR. ALBERT ERNEST F.S.A 4 F T A 3.4. Honor Roll 3. MOORE. LOWELL JOY Homecoming Attendant 4. President of Class 3. Vice-President of Class 1. Stu- dent Council 3.4. Secretary-Treasurer 3; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4. B Club 2.3.4. President 4; Football 2.3.4; F.C.A 4. Basketball 2,3.4. Honor- able Mention 3. All-Conference 3; Track 2.3.4; Tattler 3.4; Nebraska Regents' Al- ternate 4 MOORE. TROY GLEN Librarian 4. Intramurals 1.2.3; Isomet- rics 3.4 Weight Lifting 3.4 MUNDORF. CAROL LISA Girls Glee 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4 Cheerleader 4; F.H.A. 1; F.B.L.A. 3.4 ML’SICK. MARK ROBERT Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 2.3.4. Clarinet Choir 2.3.4. Clarinet Quartet 3.4. Solo 3.4. All-State Band 3.4. Ak-Sar-Ben Clinic Band 1.2; Honor Band 4. Spanish Club 1. NELSEN. DOUGLAS THEODORE Honor Roll 1.2.3. Intramurals 2.3.4 NELSEN. KENT MARSHALL Band 2.3.4; Pep Band 2.3.4. Trombone Quartet 3.4; Boys' Glee 3.4; Mixed Cho- rus 4 Operetta 4 F.F.A 1.2; Spanish Club 1; Honor Roll 1. All-School Play 3; Speech and Drama Club 3 NEMETZ. MARY KATHLEEN Girls Glee 1.2,3.4. Pep Club 1.2.3.4. Mascot 4. F B L A. 3.4 Vice-President 4. S’ate Treasurer 3.4. Spanish Club 1; All School Play 3 NIELSEN. DENNIS DALE NIELSEN. RONALD LLOYD Bovs’ Glee 1.2.3.4; F T A. 2.3.4. All- School Play 3. Honor Roll 3. Speech and Drama Club 3.4; Ak-Sar-Ben Conference Meet 4; District Speech Contest 4; Ne- braska Regents' Alternate 4 OLESON. GALE BAYARD Wrestling 4. Co-Captain 4 Weight Lifting 4 OLSEN. KAREN MARIE Girls' Glee 2.3.4. Mixed Chorus 3.4; Op- eretta 3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4. Student Council 4. F.H.A. 1.2; F.N.A 3.4 Student Council Representative 4. F.S.A. 4. F B L A. 3; Spanish Club 1; All-School Play 3; Girls' Track 2; Speech and Drama Club 3. OLSON. LINDA ANNE Band 1.2.3.4; Flute Trio i.2.3.4 Pep Band 1,2.3.4. Ak-Sar-Ben Band 1.2. Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Student Council 2.4. F.H.A. 1.2; F T A 2.3.4; Vice-President 2; Span- ish Club 1.2; Student Council Representa- tive 2; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Tattler 2.3,4. Business Man- ager 2; Associate Editor 3; Editor 4; Eland Council 4 PAULSEN. LESLIE CHARLES PETERSON. BARBARA JEAN Girls' Glee 1.2.3.4; F.H.A. 1.2; F T A 4. Girls' Track 1. PETERSON. BETH RENEE Band 1.2.3.4; Flute Trio I.2.3.4. Pep Band 2.3.4; Girls' Glee 1.2,3.4; Mixed Chorus 3.4; Operetta 3; Student Director 4 Ak-Sar-Ben Clinic Choir 4. Pep Club 1.2.3.4; President 4. Student Council 4. F.N.A 2.3.4 F.S.A. 3.4 Spanish Club 2. All-School Play 3; County Government 3; Honor Roll 2.3; National Honor Society 3.4 Girls' Track 2. Speech and Drama Club 3.4 PILLE. JOSEPH RICHARD Intramurals 3; Isometrics 2.3. Weight Lifting 3. POULSON, SALLY JO Girls' Glee 1.2.3.4; Triple Trio 4; All- State Choir 4. Mixed Chorus 3.4. Oper- etta 3.4. Ak-Sar-Ben Clinic Choir 4; Pep Club 1.2.3,4 F.S.A. 3.4 Secretary 4; Spanish Club 1.2; All-School Play 3; Speech and Drama Club 3. PROESCHOLDT. BARBARA ANN Benson High School 1.2; Girls’ Glee 4; Pep Club 3.4; F.S.A 4 RAHLFS. RODNEY ALAN F.F.A. 1.2.3.4; News Reporter 4; Intra- murals 4 RASMUSSEN. DONNELLE SUE Girls' Glee 1,2.3.4. Mixed Chorus 3.4. Operetta 3.4. Ak-Sar-Ben Clinic Choir 4; Pep Club 1.2,3.4; Officer 4. Homecoming Attendant 4; Vice-President of Class 2; Student Council 1.4; F.H.A 1; Student Council Representative 1; F B L A. 3. RASMUSSEN. REBECCA JEAN McMillan Junior High School 1. North High School 2; Girls' Glee 3.4; Pep Club 3,4; F T A 3.4; Vice-President 4; Speech and Drama Club 3. RAY. GORDON LEE Boys' Glee 1; Football 2; Basketball 1.2; Track 1.2; Intramurals 1.2.3,4. Speech and Drama Club 3. ROBERTSON, DONNA LEE Nurse's Assistant 4. Girls' Glee 1. Speech and Drama Club 4. Girls' Track 1.4 ROCKWELL. KAYLENE Girls' Glee 1,2.3; Pep Club 1,2. ROISEN, PAUL OLAF American High School 1.2,3; Intramurals 4 Track 3; Isometrics 3; Weight Lifting 3 ROSENBAUM, ROBERT LEE Pleasanton. Nebraska High School 1; Band 4. Speech and Drama Club 4 ROSENBAUM. THOMAS RAY Boys' Glee 3.4; Mixed Chorus 4. Operetta 4; FT.A. 2.3.4; Treasurer 3; Parlia- mentarian-Historian 4. Spanish Club 2; All-School Play 3; County Government 3; Librarian 3. Speech and Drama Club 3.4; Ak-Sar-Ben Conference Meet 3.4; Fine Arts Festival 4. District Speech Contest 4; Tattler 1.2.3.4 RURUP. EMILE RAE Girls' Glee 2.3.4; Pep Club 2.3.4; F.H.A. 1; F B.L.A. 3.4; Historian 4 SAVILLE. DEBORAH JEAN Girls' Glee 1,2,3.4; Pep Club 1.2,3; Li- brarian 4 SCHJODT. LYLE VAUGHN Band 1,2.3,4; President 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3.4; Ak-Sar-Ben Band 2; Nebraska State 104 Honor Band 4 Boys' Glee 1.2.3.4. Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4. Boys' Octette 2.3.4; Mixed Octette 3.4. Operetta 1.2.3.4; Ak-Sar-Ben Clinic Choir 3.4; Student Council 3.4; F.F A 1.2; All-School Play 3; County Government 3. Honor Roll 1; Basketball 1; Intramurals 2,3,4; Speech and Drama Club 3 Student Council Representative 3. SCHRODER. RICHARD BERNARD Boys' Glee 1.2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4. Operetta 1.2.3.4; Track 1; Intramurals 2. 3; Isometrics 2; Speech and Drama Club 3; Secretary 3. SHAW. THOMAS GARY Boys' Glee 2.3; Mixed Chorus 2.3; B Club 1. Student Manager 1; Track 2; Intramu- rals 2. SIECKMEYER. DOUGLAS LEE County Government 3. B Club 3.4 Foot- ball 1.2.3.4; Honorary Co-Captain 4; Cen- tury Club 3.4 Basketball 1.2. Track 1.2. 3; Isometrics 3. Weight Lifting 3 SORENSEN. HAROLD RICHARD F.FA 1,2,3,4 STEWART. JACK LEE Ashland High School 1.2.3. STIER. LARRY MAX STREET. LYNDA JOYCE F.S.A 3.4; F T A 2.3; All-School Play 3; Speech and Drama Club 3.4. Ak-Sar-Ben Speech Contest 3; Fine Arts Festival 4; District Speech Contest 4 STRICKLETT. ROGER PHILIP Bovs' Glee 1; County Government 3 B Club 2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1,2.3; Track I; Isometrics 2.3; Weight Lifting 2.3. TAYLOR. LEE WAYNE Football 1.2.3; Basketball 1. Track 1.2; Intramurals 2.3,4. Isometrics 1.2,3; Weight Lifting 2,3. TAYLOR. SUSAN VERLAYNE Girls' Glee 1,2.3.4. Mixed Chorus 4; Pep Club 1,2.3 4. FBL A 3,4; County Gov- ernment 3; Speech and Drama Club 3; Vice-Presidents. THOMAS. GERALD MARTIN THOMAS. MARILYNNE MARIE Girls' Glee 1.2.3.4. Mixed Chorus 3.4; Ak-Sar-Ben Clinic Choir 4. Pep Club 1. 2.3.4. Treasurer 4. Student Council 4. F T A 2.3.4 Student Council Represen- tative 4; F B L A. 3; Spanish Club 1; Speech and Drama Club 3; Girls' Track 1. THOMPSON. HOWARD DANIEL. JR Boys' Glee 1.2.3.4. Mixed Chorus 2.3.4. Operetta 2.3.4. Homecoming Candidate 4. Student Council 2.4. Boys' State 3; Honor Roll 1.2.3,4 National Honor So- ciety 3,4; B Club 2.3,4; Student Council Representative 4 Football 1.2.3.4. Cen- tury Club 4; FC.A. 3.4. Publicity Chair- man 3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; W'restling 4; Co- Captain 4 Isometrics 2.3; Weight Lifting 2.3; AAU Junior Olympics 1,2. THOMPSON. RAYMOND EARL TRIPLETT. STEVEN HALE Band 1.2.3.4 Student Council Represen- tative 3; Pep Band 1.2.3.4. Boys’ Glee 1. 2.3.4. Mixed Chorus 3.4 Operetta 3.4. Secretary-Treasurer of Class 2. Student Council 3; County Government 3. Honor Roll 2.3,4; Tattler 2. TRIPP. TIMOTHY EARLE Band 2,3.4; Pep Band 4. Boys' Glee 1.2.3. 4 Mixed Chorus 2.3.4; Operetta 2.3.4. All-State Choir 4. Boys' Octette 4 Ak- Sar-Ben Clinic Choir 3.4; Student Council 4. Vice-President 4. F.S.A 3.4. Student Council Representative 4. F T. A 2.3.4. Honor Roll 2.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4. Speech and Drama Club 3.4. Fine Arts Festival 3.4. Ak-Sar-Ben Speech Contest 4 VAHLE. JOHN ARTHUR F.F A. 1; Football 1 Track 1 VARLEY. DENNIS MATTHEW Band 1.2.3 4. Vice-President 4; Wood- wind Choir 2; Solo 3.4; All-State Band 4. Pep Band 1.2.3; Ak-Sar-Ben Band 1.2; Boys' Glee 1.2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 2.3.4 Spanish Club 1; County Government 3; Speech and Drama Club 3; Sergeant at Arms 3. VILES. ANITA MAE Girls' Glee 1.2,3. VOSS. RICKY LEE Bovs' Glee 1; Secretary-Treasurer of Class 4 F.S.A. 4. 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