Broken Bow High School - Warrior Yearbook (Broken Bow, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1971 volume:

We stand by yesterday's shadow and wonder at tomorrow; building each new dream in crowds and silence, in darkness and the light of day. We flounder and grasp and laugh and weep, each knowing feelings untouched by words. So we shall find ourselves in each new day and at last the answers lie somewhere at the bottom of the day. Rod McKuen As the doors of education open, a new part of your life begins. This is filled with achievements, moments of felicity, trials, and tribulations, friendships, and participation in various school activities. We the Senior Class of 1971 hope that this volume of the WARRIOR may preserve the fond memories for many many years to come. If our goal is fulfilled to a small degree we shall consider our task accomplished. Thus the WARRIOR. . . 2 Editor- ANN GOVIER ADMINISTRATION FRESHMEN ORGANIZATIONS ADVERTISING DEDICATION We, the Warrior Staff of 1971 are proud to dedicate this annual to the Broken Bow School’s Music Department. This department which consists of two sections, band and choir, plays a very important and essential part in making the Broken Bow school system one of the finest in the nation. Beverly Baker The choir under the direction of Mr. Gary Dobbins is very active. During the course of the year it presents many excellent concerts which usually include both classical and popular songs. Each year the choir like the band participates in the District Music Contest. It has in the past years brought back many excellent ratings from this contest. The choir has for several years put on a musical production for the community such as LIL’ ABNER, and BYE BYE BIRDIE. These productions have turned out very well, and brought in many favorable comments from the community. 4 Beverly Baker The band under the direction of Mr. Stanley Johnson is also a very active organization. In past years it has participated in many contests and has received many trophies for its excellence. A few of these contests include the Harvest of Harmony in Grand Island, the Pershing Marching Contest in Lincoln, Band Day also in Lincoln, and the District Music Contest, which takes place in early spring. Besides contests the band puts on many concerts and football half-time shows. It also helps keep school enthusiasm by playing spirited songs at other games and rallies. 5 ALMA MATER In the state is Custer County With its hills and valleys fair to see; There rules the queen of all the prairie, In sovereign majesty. CHORUS: Both purity and strength her colors, Blazen forth upon her banner bright We’ll honor them, and love forever Our glorious Red and White. CHORUS: Beverly Baker Then hail to thee our Alma Mater, Hail our high school ever true and strong, Accept as gifts upon thy altar The tribute of our song. Broken Bow, Broken Bow, She's the greatest high of any that I know, Always pressing onward may her glory ever grow Our honored Alma Mater, Broken Bow, Heigh-O. 6 ADMINISTRATION MR MILLER SAYS: Building a Life The task of building a life is the biggest and most important assignment you have on earth. If you do your task well, you will find it the most satisfying and rewarding thing. The building of your life began when you were born and will end when you die. Your home, school, church and community have given you a great deal of help and will continue to help you. The greatest responsibility from now on, however, is yours. The four main cornerstones you will need in your building are: Character, Health, Personality and Knowledge. You will need other building stones, too. Spiritual stones, useful and satisfying recreation, love of God and fellow man, and worship, if you arc to build the kind of life with which you will be happy and satisfied. Your home, school, church and community are expecting you to build this kind of life. Congratulations and best wishes to each of you now and in the years ahead. Sincerely, 8 MR American Education One of the greatest needs of the public schools today is to have their story told to the American people. Education is dynamic; its story is everchanging. Your 1971 annual serves a very important function in telling the story of our school to the patrons of the community. Many people will look at and enjoy your annual. They will better understand our school and its function in the community. I would like to congratulate the annual staff on its production of this excellent annual. The administration and the faculty wish to express our appreciation for all the time and effort put forth by the annual staff. Your labors will long be appreciated. Sincerely, 5 WADE SAYS: 9 1970-1971 SCHOOL BOARD Standing (1. to r.): Royce Ferguson - President, Dr. Alanson Jones - Board Member, Charles Giles - Treasurer, Seated: Bob Books - Board Member, Naomi Armstrong - Vice President, Dr. Fred Kottmeyer - Secretary. We thank this outstanding group of individuals for their understanding interest in our school. 10 FACULTY MR. JAMES MILLS Shop Industrial Ed. MR. ERIC OTTE - Voc. Ag. , FFA MR. JACK HAUSMAN - Gen. Business, Office Practice MR. HOWARD HANSON - Industrial Ed. MISS SANDRA CHLOUPEK - Home Ec. CD MR. LEON POTTHAST Typing Office Practice MR. DEAN SYBRANT Biology Project Science MR. MARK RUSSELL Gen. Math, Boys' P.E. MR. RICHARD STEPHENS - Geometry, Algebra MR. LOUIS STITHEM Jr. High Math Jr. High Principal MR. VIRGIL KORTE Advanced Mathematics MR. WILLIAM BLACKBURN - Am. History, Am. Government MR. GARY WRIGHT - World History, Am. Government MR. GERRITT HAMBLIN Am. Government, Am. Studies Seminar MR. ROBERT SEEGER - Jr. High Science MR. JOE CUPL Gen. Science, Chemistry, Physics MRS. MONA HOSHAW Geography, Political Science MRS. JOANN KOTTMEYER - Senior Home Ec. MRS. BETTY GAYLEY MR. STANLEY JOHNSON - Instrumental Music Junior High Librarian MISS MYRTLE HALL - Senior High librarian MR. JOHN SWEENIE - Sr. High Guidance Counselor MRS. LOUISE CLARK - Principal's Sec. MRS. DEE HENDRICKSON Superintendent's Sec. MR. RICHARD BASSETT - Speech, Jr. High Guidance MRS. JUNE TOLEN, MRS. FAYE DAVIS, MRS. PAT DICKEY - Head Cook, MRS. LEONA HEATH, MRS. LOUELLA BALLARD, MRS. NORMA YANTZIE IT CAME TO PASS - by Fred. . . It was in the twelfth year of the reign of Emperor Miller, that the Nation of Seventy-one invaded the sacred portals of Broken Bow High School. Five score and ten strong, led by Patriarchs Nierstheimer, Huston, Albin and emissaries Richardson and Shea, they brought witli them many new traditions and ideas. They prospered in this new land, and it was good. There went a decree out of the same Emperor Miller, that the nation of Seventy-one was to move to a new temple. The exodus, led by Triarchs Hyslop, Adams, and Dickey, took place in the eleventh month of the second year. Chief diplomats were Bernhardt, Hiser, Huston, and Shea. Lo and behold, the third year of their occupation was upon them! Shea was presented unto the multitude as the High Priest of the temple. Govier, Davis, and Burnett were deigned as his underlings. Adams, Albin, Huston, Hyslop, Kingston, and Richardson were placed on the council of the elders. Decimated in numbers, they sought to make themselves known. Eleven of their number were cast into the den of lions, to survive unscathed in front of the unbelievers.1 The spring festival proved to be the greatest of all the land. Their treasury was depleted; their storage bins empty. But in their hearts they were happy, and their cup was filled to overflowing. It came to pass that the Nation of Seventy-one grew in stature amongst their peers. For three years they had labored; it was in their fourth year they reaped. Honor, glory, and riches were heaped upon them. Truly they had earned them. From their midst, Mayo was appointed Procurator. Atkisson ruled as Pharisee; Stewart as Scribe. Rabbis were Huston, Albin, and Richardson. Minor priests were Davis, Dickey, Grady, Hirsch, Scofield, and Smith. Wisely did they rule over this great nation, this Nation of Seventy-one. Great was their fame on the battlefield, the mighty Warriors of Seventy-one defeated the barbar- ians that laid siege to the temple. Ten of their number were offered up as a sacrifice to all nations. It was accepted with acclaim. Then, the Prophet Wade descended upon them, and said, Many are the blessings that have been bestowed on you. Use them wisely and you shall not forfeit them. Thus, the Nation of Seventy-one was sent forth unto new lands, new worlds in which to conquer. s E N I 0 R H 1 S T O R Y 1 Junior Class Play 2 Prom 3 Senior Play Those students from South Side attending Kindergarten through 12th grade in Broken Bow. Those students from North Side attending Kindergarten through 12th grade in Broken Bow. Bcverly Baker SENIORS Roger Don Albin Student Council Vice-President 20 Mary Margaret Richardson Student Council Sec. -Treas. David Clark Huston Student Council President Frederic Michael Grady Student Council Mark Thomas Smith Student Council Jennifer Ann Davis Student Council Marilyn Kay Dickey Student Council Darrell Duane Hirsch Student Council Joan LaRhae Scofield Student Council 21 TOO BUSY Not Shown Gaytha Jean Applegarth Lawrence Robert Adams Shirley Faye Andersen Gail Louise Anderson Debra Lynn Arndt Richard Douglas Bayne Lynn James Beland David Jay Birnie Joan Karen Birnie Greg Harold Bernhardt Maggie Ann Biscoe Marvin Gene Burnett Steven Kent Buntemeyer Thomas Edward Christensen Shirley Jean Carson Kathryn Jean Books Rodney Paul Brakeman Howard Galen Ellingson Jr, Gary Wayne Ellingson Dee Ann Ferguson Penny Lee Franzen Gail Ann Ferguson Nancy Ann Ferguson Paul Eugene Hammond Joe Charles Haumoni Keith Eugene Jones Michael Russell Kingston William Martin Hyatt Janet Elaine Hyslop Connie Louise Kaps Gregory Dean Joy Rodney Lynn Larson Gordon John Klapal Mary Lea Koeffler Verba Jean Lauer Peggy Ann Land Kenneth Duane LeLaCheur Cheryl Ann Marth Joyce Marie Lonowski David Robert Lucas Melva Lynn Merklin John Christain McKimmey Thomas Wayne Mayo Carol Sue Miller Michael Charles Mohatt Virgil Paul McCaslin Wayne Leon Palmer Marla Faye Nierstheimer Stewart Allen Olson Steve Lynn Pedersen Becky Lea Russell John Clark Russell Rodney Duane Russell Raymond Bennett Scott Larry Alan Schweitzer Roberta Louise Schweitzer David Phillip Talbot Martha Ann Stevens Martha Dee Shepperd Regina May Shafer Deanna Lynn Sorensen Joeseph Patrick Shea Mark Randall Vaughan Constance Lea Tierney Diana Kay Willis PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Giles Henry Warren Stephen Homer VanCampen Bonnie June Trew As each school year draws to a close 1 often sit back and take a very critical look at the product produced by our high school. That product this year being the Class of 71 . Without exception, there has never been a class that I have not been proud of. As scholars and citizens we do not have to take a back seat to anyone. As High School Principal and sponsor of the “Class of 71 , I again feel a deep pride in each and every senior in the class. I am sure that each of you will become a productive member of our society. You have acquired the knowledge and developed the leadership and maturity to make our community and world a better place to live. As your sponsor I want to thank each of you for your cooperation. I will be watching, with pride, your successes in the years to come. Congratulations to the Class of 71 . Catherine Anne Yamamoto Keith L. Wade, Principal and Sponsor Class Motto: It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. Class Colors: Mint Green and Ice Blue Class Flower: Daisy 37 Keith L. Wade SMILE ... THAT’S OUR MOTTO!! JUNIORS Mr. Bassett -Sponsor G. Bell T. Brand C. Brewer J. Shea -President E. Johnson -V. Pres. J. Doty -Treasurer D. Clay D. Clay L. Coleman S. Collins 40 M. Whitesel Secretary R. Armstrong V. Ash N. Baker J. Behrends A. Burke D. Bryner D. Carpenter D. Ellingson R. Ellis P. Farritor D. Fischer K. Gray D. Hagman J. Hartman M. Holmes K. Davis D. Druery S. Ducker M. Edgar L. Cook D. Cosner R. Craig R. J. Croghan PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE D. Fisher J. Goeden S. Goeden B. Horn S. Hromas S. Hurt T. Hyde K. Kelly D. Kemp D. Kennedy V. Kleeb L. Lewis E. Martin S. Martin D. Mattox M. Illingworth G. Jones K. Kaps B. Kasselder K. Owens R. Peterson S. Peterson M. Poland J. Mayo D. McCaslin B. McCullough L. McF all S. Rice J. Richardson J. Ritenour M. Robinson 43 K. McMillan S. Miller C. Mogensen B. Nelson N. Powell R. Price V. Purintun SOPHOMORES C. Anderson A. Anthoney M. Armbruster L. Ayers S. Burnett C. Christensen G. Clay J. Coleman 46 K. Cooksley R. Cummings M. Davis J. Dean K. Ferguson S. Finney V. Glover F. Govier C. Grady P. Hailicka L. Haller G. Harrold C. Haumont R. Heffelfinger K. Hendrickson 47 J. Larsen D. Leek C. Link C. Lucas 48 R. Jenkins P. Johansen L. Johnson A. Jungren B. Hensley K. Hobbs G. Hoobler N. Horn C. Kaps T. Klahr S. Landen R. Hunt C. Huston V. Hyatt R. Tier Xx'.yv FRESHMEN P. Adelung R. Alspaugh J. Anderson K. Arnold Mr. Stithem -Sponsor J. Bridges W. Carpenter S. Chaney D. Taubenheim -President L, Borders -V. Pres. P. Coleman -Secretary S. Smith -Treasurer G. Clay C. Cook R. Cooley C. Doty M. Duryea K. Eberle K. Ellis 52 J. Gayley M. Golden K. Goodrich G. Hammond R. Harris L. Hauser K. Hensley B. Herrmann D. Hirsch J. Hoffman P. Holland T. Hulinsky J. Kulhanek T. Larsen T. Lewis J. Linder R. Linder R. Littlejohn C. Mattox T. Morgan R. Musselman C. McCullough S. Olson R. Palmer P. Peterson A. Poland C. Pomplun M. Powers S. Pracht T. Sate hell M. Schweitzer D. Scofield I M. Scott M. Sloggett R. Smith K. Staab 55 I K. Storms W. Talbot B. Teahon M. Trythall J E. VanCampen T. Williams T. Willis T. Woodward L. Wright M. Yantzie 56 W JUNIOR HIGH T. Birnie D. Boggs K. Bohy M. Re I- Ric (•. R:if C. Rus S. Peters -President K. Kennedy -V. Pres. B. Collins -Secretary A. Talbot -Treasurer Mr. Seeger-Sponsor K. Anderson S. Applegarth D. Bernhardt M. Duryea S. Eacker J. Eubank 59 R. Farritor J. Hutt J. Adams P. Adelung S. Anderson C. Applegarth T. Bohy M. Books S. Borders D. Brass 64 P. Finney B. Fischer K. Fischer P. Fransen 65 K. Gates D. Gay ley J. Golden B. Govier C. Kleeb L. Kulhanek K. Land C. Larson 66 D. Griffith T. Grooms D. Hauser G. Hauser J. Jones D. Kennedy L. Kennedy E. Helter D. Holland G. Hyslop D. Johnson s C T O U U D N E C N I T L Senior High Student Council (Back to Front, Left to Right): TIM TIERNEY, CHAD HUSTON, BETH REED, FRED GOVIER-Sophs. DEBBIE CARPENTER, JIM RICHARDSON, PATTI FARRITOR, JIM SHELBOURN, SHELLY HUTT-Juniors. DARRELL HIRSCH, MARK SMITH, ROGER ALBIN, DAVE HUSTON, MARY RICHARDSON, MARILYN DICKEY, JENNIFER DAVIS, JOAN SCOFIELD-Seniors. Not shown: FRED GRADY-Senior. Senior High Council Officers (left to right): ROGER AI.BIN - Vice President MARY RICHARDSON-Secretary-Treasurer DAVE HUSTON-President Junior High Student Council: (back to front: left to right): GREG RUFF, KIM HENSLEY, CINDI POMPLUN, KEITH ELLIS, BILL HERRMANN, TED LARSEN, RANDY GILES, CAROLYN JONES, SUSAN NOVA, CHERRI WARREN, MIKE CORDELL, MIKE NELSON, TAMI EICH EL BERGER, TERESA DURYEA. Officers (left to right): GORDON JONES - Reporter, TIM TIERNEY - Jr. Vice President, LAWRENCE ADAMS -President, GARY COLEMAN - Secretary, CHARLES WILSON - Treasurer, ERIC OTTE - Advisor. Absent: MARVIN POLAND - Sentinel, RAY SCOTT - Vice President. Beverly Baker Judging Teams (back row; left to right): TIM LARSON, MIKE YANTZIE, GORDON JONES, CHUCK WILSON. Front row (left to right): KENT TAYLOR, NEAL NETH, KERRY COOKSLEY, DEE THORNTON. Absent: TIM TIERNEY, GREG DOBESH. FFA MOTTO Learning to do Doing to Learn Earning to Live Living to serve. SLOGAN The Successful farmer of tomorrow is the Future Farmer of today. Members (back row 1. to r.): MARVIN SCHWEITZER, MIKE FINK, TIM LARSON, MIKE YANTZIE, DAN SCOFIELD, TERRY LEWIS, MARK DURYEA, KIM STAAB, MIKE POWERS, JIM KULHANEK, RUSSELL SMITH, PAUL HAMMOND. 2nd row (1. tor.): ARLEN BURNETT, RANDY JENKINS, NEAL NETH, ALAN NETH, DEE THORNTON, RAY HUNT, BUDDY EBERLE, JIM COLEMAN, RANDY MANN. DANN THOMAS, 3rd row (1. to r.): DAVE MYERS, GORDON JONES, DWAIN BRYNER, LYLE COLEMAN, DUANE THOMAS, CHUCK WILSON, DEAN Mc-CASLIN, TIM TIERNEY. Front row (1. to r.): ROD LARSON, MARVIN BURNETT, GREG DOBESH, LAWRENCE ADAMS, GARY COLEMAN, VIRGIL McCASLIN, PHILLIP HAUMONT, JOE HAUMONT. Beverly Baker I Say, it does cut! SENIOR PROJECTS It's in there someplace! JUNIOR PROJECTS We're working on a motor!!? SOPHOMORE PROJECTS Lookit the little bubble move!” Learning to survey and level land. FRESHMAN PROJECTS We're making something BEAUTIFUL! 73 FHA FUTURE I lOMlMAKliRS OF AMERICA MISS OUR CREED We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage And high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and precious values. For we an- the builders of homes. Homes for America's Future Homes where living will be the. expression of everything That is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and. security and faith Will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage And high hep®. tew) Wfcejf ■ 41%W mu bfFmw -- SdSgrgfe tom .ms -- $% . kmmx nmm v. hm Imm w mm wiiiFi'X hii-xm -- 7'A LIBRARY CLUB GAIL ANDERSON MICKI ARMBRUSTER DEBBIE ARNDT SALLY ATKISSON MARY ELLEN BEAL TERRI BOOTH CAROLYN BREWER CONNIE CHRISTENSEN DEBBIE CLAY LINDA COOK NANCI CORDELL DIANE COSNER JENNIFER DAVIS MERRIAM DAVIS JULIE DEAN MARILYN DICKEY JULIE DOTY MARY ANN DOWNIN PATTI FARRITOR DEE FERGUSON GAIL FERGUSON KARLENE FERGUSON PENNY FRANZEN JANET GOEDEN ANN GOVIER KAREN GRAY ANNE HENSELEY MARGARET GUNTHER JAN HYSLOP ANN JUNGREN CAROL KAPS CONNIE KAPS KAREN KAPS BELINDA KASSELDER MARY LEA KOEFFLER DIANE LEIGH kim McMillan CAROL MILLER PEGGY NELSON BRENDA PETERS VERLA PURINTON BETH REED SANDY RICE MARY RICHARDSON BECKY RUSSELL MARLENE RYAN CHERYL SCHMIDT LUELLA SCHWEITZER JOAN SCOFIELD LISA WALLACE CAY YAMAMOTO MISS HALL-Sponsor Officers: (1. to r.) JENNIFER DAVIS-Reporter GAIL ANDERSON-Treasurer CONNIE KAPS-Vice Pres. DEE FERGUSON-Pres. MARY ANN DOWNIN-Sec. Librarians (left to right): MARY LEA KOEFFLER, CONNIE KAPS, DEE FERGUSON, KAREN KAPS. Librarians (1. to r.): MARILYN DICKEY DEBBIE ARNDT CAROL MILLER DIANE COSNER Librarians (Standing: left to right): MARTHA STEVENS, BECKY RUSSELL, MARGARET GUNTHER Librarians (Sitting: left to right): SHIRLEY ANDERSEN, PENNY FRANZEN. Beverly Baker 77 Editor-ANN GOVIER; Assistant Editor-MARY RICHARDSON; Title Page-CAROL MILLER; Foreword-ANN GOVIER; Table of Contents-CAROL MILLER; Dedication-EDITORS; Alma Mater-EDITORS; Administration-EDITORS; Mr. Wade-EDITORS; Mr. Miller-EDITORS; School Board-DEE FERGUSON, GAIL ANDERSON; Faculty-DEBBIE ARNDT, PEGGY LAND; Seniors-JAN HYSLOP; Juniors-DIANNA KENNEDY; Sophomores-MARY ELLEN BEAL; Freshmen-LAUREL WRIGHT; 8th Grade-RUTH GOVIER; 7th Grade-ANN HUSTON, JULIE SHEA; FFA-TIM TIERNEY, LAWRENCE ADAMS; FHA-TRACY PETERSON; FTA, DECA, FBLA, VICA-JENNIFER DAVIS, MARILYN DICKEY; Library Club-Student Council-KAREN KAPS, BRENDA PETERS; Cheerleading, Sioux Club-ANNE HENSLEY, BETH REED; Honor Society-JOYCE LONOWSKI; Band-NANCY FERGUSON; Musical, Choir-ROBIN KOOZER; Indian-DEBBIE CARPENTER; Scholastic Acheivement-MICKI ARMBRUSTER, SHELLY HUTT; Senior Class Play, Homecoming-DEE FERGUSON, GAIL ANDERSON; Valedictorian, Salutatorian-JOYCE LONOWSKI; Annual Staff-SHELLY HUTT, M1CKI ARMBRUSTER; Football-JOHN RUSSELL, JIM RICHARDSON; Basketball-DARRELL HIRSCH, NEIL POWELL; Wrestling-MIKE WHITES EL, DOUG STEWART; Advertising-CONNIE KAPS, CAY YAMAMOTO, MARY ELLEN BEAL, BRENDA PETERS; Annual Sales-CONNIE KAPS, CAY YAMAMOTO; Typing-NANCI CORDELL, SANDY RICE; Foreign Exchange-MICKI ARMBRUSTER, SHELLY HUTT; Prom-GAIL ANDERSON, DEE FERGUSON; Cross Country, Golf. Track-JIM SHELBOURN, ROGER ALBIN; B Club-EDITORS; Senior History-FRED GRADY; Conclusion-MARY RICHARDSON; Sponsor-MR. CUPL; Photographs-DAVE TALBOT. Typists (back row; left to right): ANN BURKE, MELVA MERKLIN, MARY LEA KOEF- FLER, MARGARET GUNTHER, PATTI JO FARRITOR. Middle row - KIM McMILLAN, DIANE LEIGH, CONNIE KAPS, DEE FERGUSON, JAN HYSLOP. Front row - JANET GOEDEN, LANA STEWART, DIANA KENNEDY, CONNIE MOGENSON, BEVERLY NELSON. Business Managers: SHELLY HUTT and ROBIN KOOZER. 80 Reporters (back row; left to right): EUGENIA MARTIN, NEIL POWELL, LAWRENCE ADAMS, JOE JOAN SCOFIELD VERLANE KLEEB, JULIE DEAN. SHEA, ROBIN KOOZER, MARTHA STEVENS, NANCI CORDELL. Middle row - LEE RICHESON, CINDY LARSEN, ANN JUNGREN, LAUREL WRIGHT, ANN HUSTON, CONNIE RUSSELL, PAM JOHANSEN. Front row - CINDY POMPLUN, GAIL ANDERSON, RUTH GOVIER, TERRIE CARPENTER, CAROLYN JONES. Jr. High Reporters (left to right): CAROLYN JONES, CINDY LARSON, CONNIE RUSSELL, TERRIE CARPENTER, CHERYL KAPS, ANN HUSTON. Sports Reporters (1. to r.): MARK SMITH, CHAD HUSTON, JOE SHEA, LAWRENCE ADAMS. 81 SIOUX CLUB MISS MACKENSTADT-Sponsor Spotters: (1. tor.): GAIL ANDERSON, PEGGY NELSON, KAREN KAPS, KIM McMILLAN, SUSAN SMETS, DEBBIE CLAY, DEE FERGUSON, ANNE HENSLEY. Back Row (1. to r.): BELINDA KASSELDER, MARY RICHARDSON, JAN HYSLOP-Head Cheerleader, ANN GOVIER, JOAN SCOFIELD.' Front Row (1. to r.): SANDY RICE, NANCY FERGUSON, JULIE DOTY. V A R S I T Y Standing (1 to r.): MARY ELLEN BEAL, MERRIAM DAVIS, JULIE DEAN. Kneeling (1. to r.): TERRI BOOTH, BRENDA PETERS, CAROLYN BREWER-Head Cheerleader. RESERVES 84 Back row (1. tor.): NEIL NETH, MERRICK WHITESEL. TIM TIERNEY. RODNEY PETERSON, JIM RICHARDSON. RAYMOND SCOTT, JOHN RUSSELL, STEVE BUNTEMEYER, SCOTT PETERSON, DAN KEMP, TOM MAYO, RANDY SCHMIDT, LARRY SCHWEITZER. Middle row (1. to r.): JOE SHEA, STAN COLLINS, GORDON JONES, CHAD HUSTON, RODNEY ARM- STRONG, JERRY SHEA, MIKE WHITESEL, JIM HARTMAN, JIM SHELBOURN, MICK KINGSTON, ROGER ELLIS. Front row (1. tor.): TIM HOFFMAN, RICK MAYO, KEN LELACHEUR, RICHARD BAYNE, ROGER ALBIN, DARRELL H1RSCH, LAWRENCE ADAMS, MARK SMITH, GORDON KLAPAL, TOM CHRISTENSON, DAVE HUSTON. Officers (1. to r.): SCOTT PETERSON-Sergeant at Arms, JERRY SHEA-Sec. -Treas. , JOE SHEA-President, MICK KINGSTON-Vice President, STEVE BUNTEMEYER-Ser-geant at Arms. B CLUB” MR. STEPHENS and MR. RUSSELL Sponsors Seniors (1st row; 1. tor.): KEN LELACHEUR, STEVE BUNTEMEYER, TOM MAYO, TOM CHRISTENSEN, TIM HOFFMAN, VIRGIL McCASLIN, GALEN ELLINGSON. 2nd row (I. tor.): LARRY SCHWEITZER, RODNEY BRAKEMAN, GARY ELLINGSON, RODNEY RUSSELL, LYNN BELAND, PAUL HAMMOND, STEWART OLSON- Beverly Baker State Officers: TIM HOFFMAN - Parliamentarian, TOM MAYO - President, LYNN BELAND - Treasurer, STEVE GOEDEN - Reporter. Beverly Baker Sophomores (1st row; 1. tor.) BOB BOGGS, ALLAN ANTHONY, MIKE SCOFIELD, JON SEIMER, JERRY MARPLE, JIM LARSON. 2nd tow (1. to r.): RAY CUMMINGS, RODNEY ERICKSON, SCOTT REINHARD, BILL VARNEY. 3rd row (1. tor.): RANDY WRIGHT, FRED GOVIER, BILL SEEGER, PAUL HAILIKA. Beverly Baker The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America is the national youth organizations serving trade, industrial, technical and health occupations, students with leadership, citizenship, and character development programs and activities. The Broken Bow chapter was formed in January of 1969 with Howard Hanson as advisor, Terry Brand, president, and forty-three charter members. In the 1969-1970 year the club had sixty-seven members and Jeff Evans as its president. For the past two years our chapter has received the Outstanding Club of Nebraska trophy. Officers (1. tor.); G. ELL1NG-SON - President, S. OLSON - Reporter, B. CRAIG - Parliamentarian, R. PRICE - Secretary, T. CHRISTENSEN - Vice President, F. GOVIER - Treasurer, R. WRIGHT - Historian. Beverly Baker Juniors (1st row; 1. to r.): KEITH DAVIS, BOB CRAIG, JIM WEHLING, WESLEY SKILLINGS, STEVE MARTIN, RON PRICE, MIKE EDGAR. 2nd row (1. tor.): LAVERN SCHRODER, R.J. CROGHAN, KIM OWENS, TROY BRAND, DALE CLAY, STEVE GOEDEN. Beverly Baker km WORK CO-OP Is that what you call peeking through the curtain of success? RODNEY RUSSELL (Custer Public Power). KENNY LELACHEUR'S job is in the bag! (Jack and Jill carry out). Is it all that bad? GALEN ELLINGSON STEWART OLSON is a real speed at his job (Sargent Irrigation). VIRGIL McCASLIN and PAUL HAMMOND get down to the heart of the the matter (Doty Packing). It's not the king of Sheba, it’s ROD LARSON. The busy bunch! TIM HOFFMAN, TOM MAYO 88 GARY FLLINGSON - Need we say more?? MR. HANSON carries the biggest load of all!! Jack of all trades, TOM CHRISTENSEN (Bakery and School) It's not the Jolly Green Giant, it's DANA GATES! The spark plug connected to the manifold! LYNN BELAND (Conoco). MR. HAUSMAN-Sponsor Row 4: TROY BRAND, R. J. CROGHAN, RICK SPANEL, MARY ILLINGWORTH, DON FISHER, DWAYNE BRYNER, STEVE MARTIN. Row 3: JIM WEHLING, DEBBIE CLAY, SHIRLEY CARSON, GAIL FERGUSON, JOHN RAY, TAMMI PLOCK, JANET BEHRENDS. Row 2: VERLA PURINTON, MIKE ROBISON, JACK GOVIER, JOHN McKIMMEY, STEVE PEDERSON, ROBERTA SCHWEITZER, RONNIE PRICE, KENNY PRACHT. Row 1: KAREN GRAY, KIM McMILLAN, CONNI TIERNEY, MAGGIE BISCOE, JERRY MAYO, PEGGY LAND. Beverly Baker DECA TAMMI PLOCK and Employers: A W 90 A+: Deca Display Standing: KAREN GRAY, Par. ; VERLA PURINTON, Jr. Rep. ; KIM McMILLAN, Hist.; KENNY PRACHT, Sr. Rep.; Seated: JERRY MAYO, V. Pres. ; PEGGY LAND, Pres. ; MAGGIE BISCOE, Sec. ; CONNIE TIERNEY, Treas. Beverly Baker Row 4-JOHN RAY, your Texaco Star! JACK GOVIER with boss at Arrow Motors. Top Row-MAGGIE BISCOE and boss in IGA. PEGGY LAND and ROBERTA SCHWEITZER in Hested's. STEVE PEDERSON at Jack Jill's. Row 2-CONNI TIERNEY at Master Cleaner's. JOHN McKIMMEY at Purcell's Printing. KENNY PRACHT at Tumbleweed Cafe. Row 3-SHIRLEY CARSON GAIL FERGUSON at A W. SHIRLEY ANDERSEN and boss with a customer at Lewis Floral. Row 3: (1. tor.): CAROL TALBOT, GAIL FERGUSON, BONNIE TREW, MELVA MERKLIN, JOE HAUMONT, LES JOHNSON, BETH HORN, RESA MAYO. Row 2: (1. tor.): JANET BEHRENDS, MARLA NIERSTHEIMER, JOYCE LONOWSKI, VIVIAN ASH, LANA STEWART, MARY ANN DOWN1N, NANCY BAKER, CHERYL MARTH. Row 1: (1. tor.): SHELLY MILLER, SHARON EBERLE, NANCY FERGUSON, MARGARET GUNTHER, PENNY FRANZEN, MARY LEA KOEFFLER, DEANNA SORENSON. Beverly Baker MR. POTTHAST-Sponsor EDUCATION UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA 92 SHARON EBERLE, Pres.; NANCY FERGUSON, Vice Pres. ; MARGARET GUNTHER, Sec.; PENNY FRANZEN, Treas. ; MARY LEA KOEFFLER, Recorder. Beverly Baker PENNY FRANZEN - Your friendly librarian. MARLA NIERSTHEIMER has a nice ROUND job working for Mr. Hansen. LANA STEWART works hard at the Court House. JOYCE LONOWSKI doing land appraising. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA MRS. HOSHAW-Sponsor FTA was organized in 1969 with Susan Grady as president. There were seventeen charter members. Mary Wiebusch was the second president and Dee Ferguson is carrying on the torch this year. Row 3(1. tor.): SHELLY HUTT, DEBBIE CARPENTER, KARLENE FERGUSON, VERLANE KLEEB, MARY ELLEN BEAL, ROBIN KOOZER. (absent). Row 2 (1. to r.): MARY RICHARDSON, MARY LEA KOEFFLER, BECKY RUSSELL, JAN HYSLOP, CAROL MILLER. Row 1 (1. to r.): EUGENIA MARTIN-Treasurer; DIANA KENNEDY-Vice President; DEE FERGUSON-President; RODNEY ARMSTRONG-Secretary; BRENDA PETERS-Historian; SHARON EBERLE-Parliamen- tarian. Beverly Baker ACTIVITIES B. B. H.S. CH High School Chorus: Row 6: J. SHEA, J. RUSSELL, J. SHEA, D. McCASLIN, G. JONES, C. WILSON, L. JOHNSON, J. SE1MER, R. HAUMONT. Row 5: M. KINGSTON, G. KLAPAL, R. SCOTT, G. BERNHARDT, D. HUSTON, R. JENKINS, R. THOMAS, R. HEFFLEFINGER, M. BOWLING, P. HAIL1CKA. Row 4: V. ASH, L. LEWIS, J. RITENOUR, B. HARTMAN, J. SHELBOURN, C. LINK, A. ANTHONY, K. COOKSLEY, B. SEEGER, D. THOMAS. Row 3: D. CORDELL, A. HENSLEY, M. DAVIS, E. JOHNSON, D. CARPENTER, C. YAMAMOTO, J. DAVIS, J. LONOWSK1, HARROLD, V. GLOVER, P. MILLS, M. NIERSTHE1MER, J. DOTY, M. SHEPPARD, V. LAUER, C. BREWER, J. DEAN, DOBBINS, P. JOHANSEN, L. WALLACE, D. LECK, K. HENDRICKSON, C. MYERS, K. HOBBS, T. HYDE, S. BURNETT, M. BEAL, B. PETERS, R. ARMSTRONG. Beverly Baker 96 ORUS ALBIN, R. ELLIS, R. KOOZER, N. POWELL, P. PETERSON, J. RICHARDSON, K. TAYLOR, D. NELSON, C. MILLER, J. SCOFIELD, S. COLLINS, J. FISCHER, B. HORN, B. KASSELDER, D. KENNEDY, N. S. ATKISSON. Row 2: N. BAKER, S. RICE, G. L. SCHWEITZER, L. POPP, B. BOOKS. Row 1: MR. EBERLE, G. HOOBLER, K. FERGUSON, N. HORN, S. Mr. DOBBINS - Director 97 Boys' Glee: Row 3: (1. tor.): G. KLAPAL, J. RUSSELL, D. McCASLIN, C. WILSON, J. SHEA, M. KINGSTON, J. SHEA, J. RICHARDSON, J. SEIMER, L. JOHNSON, R. ALBIN, N. POWELL, R. KOOZER, R. ELLIS. Row 2: (1. tor.): R. SCOTT, G. JONES, P. SMITH, D. THOMAS. K. TAYLOR, R. ARMSTRONG, R. PETERSON, J. SHELBOURN, C. LINK, R. HEFFLEF1NGER, M. BOWLING, K. COOKSLEY, B. SEEGER. Row I: (1. tor.): MR. DOBBINS, J. HAUMONT, G. BERNHARDT, D. HUSTON, R. JENKINS, S. COLLINS, J. HARTMAN, A. ANTHONY, P. HAILICKA, D. THOMAS, D. THORTON, P. HAUMONT, N. BAKER. Girls' Glee: Row 4: (1. tor.): V. ASH, D. FISCHER, J. RITENOUR, C. MILLER, N. CORDELL, A. HENSLEY, J. DAVIS, M. DAVIS, L. POPP, M. BEAL, E. JOHNSON, C. YAMAMOTTO. Row3: (1. tor.): M. SHEPPARD, B. HORN, L. WALLACE, L. LEWIS, B. NELSON, J. SCOFIELD, T. HYDE, C. MYERS, S. ATKISSON, J. LONOWSKI, B. PETERS, V. LAUER. Row 2: (1. tor.): P. JOHANSEN, N. BAKER, S. RICE, B. KASSELDER, D. KENNEDY, M. NIERSTHEIMER, J. DOTY, D. CARPENTER, J. DEAN, C. BREWER, L. SCHWEITZER, B. BOOKS. Row 1: (1. tor.): G. HARROLD, D. LECK, P. MILLS, K. HENDRICKSON, K. HOBBS, G. HOOBLER, K. FERGUSON, S. EBERLE, N. HORN, S. BURNETT, V. GLOVER. Beverly Baker 98 Madrigal: R. ELLIS, R. ARMSTRONG, N POWELL. R. ALB1N, R. KOOZER, M. KINGSTON, R. SCOTT, E. JOHNSON, C. MILLER, J. LONOWSK1, S. EBERLE, N. BAKER, M. NIERST1IE1MER, B. KASSELDER, S. ATK1SSON, N. CORDELL. Sophomore Girls Ensemble: P. JOHANSEN, P. MILLS, C. MYERS, V. GLOVER, B. BOOKS, M. BEAL, P. WILSON, D. LECK, K. HOBBS, K. HENDRICKSON, G. HOOBLER, K. FERGUSON, N. HORN, B. NELSON. Triple Trio: V. ASH, J. SCOFIELD, L. LEWIS D. CARPENTER, J. DAVIS, N. BAKER, B. NELSON, C. BREWER, J. DOTY, N. POWELL, (accompanist) Beverly Baker 99 Section Leaders: Tenor - R. ELLIS; Alto - S. ATKISSON; Soprano - B. KASSELDER; Bass - R. SCOTT Beverly Baker 100 State Clinic: N. POWELL, S. ATKISSON, R. SCOTT Trumpets (1. tor.): R. ALBIN, C. BREWER, G. HARROLD, J. DOTY. 2nd row (1. tor): B. BOGGS, M. MOHATT, M. DICKEY, D. TALBOT. 3rd row (1. to r.): J. RICHARDSON, J. SHEA, D. STEWART. 4th row (1. tor.): R. BAYNE, G. BELL, G. WARREN, (absent). Trombone Trio (1. to r.): S. COLLINS, R. ARMSTRONG, J. SHELBOURN, accompanist-R. KOOZER. Trombones (1st row; 1. tor.): R. ARMSTRONG, J. LONOWSKI. 2nd row (1. to r): S. COLLINS, R. HEFFLEFINGER, J. SHELBOURN. Brass Choir (1st row; 1. tor.): B. BOOKS, J. SLOGGETT, V. VAN-CAMPEN, N. FERGUSON. 2nd row (1. tor.): R. ARMSTRONG, S. COLLINS, J. LONOWSKI, R. HEFFLEFINGER. 3rd row (1. tor.): D. STEWART, R. BAYNE, D. TALBOT, J. DOTY. 4th row (1. tor.): K. TAYLOR, R. ELLIS. Clarinets (1st row; 1. tor.): GAIL ANDERSON, C. SCHMIDT, K. HOBBS, V. HYATT. 2nd row (1. tor.): A. JUNGREN, V. GLOVER, D. FISCHER. V. PURINTUN. 3rd row (1. tor.): K. FRIES, L. McCAS-LIN, P. NELSON. Baritone and Bass (1st row; 1. to r.): T. PETERSON, B. KASSEL-DER. 2nd row (1. to r.): R. SPANEL, R. ELLIS. 3rd row - K. TAYLOR. Beverly Baker French Horns (1st row, 1. to r.): B. BOOKS, N. FERGUSON. 2nd row (1. to r.): J. SLOGGETT, S. VANCAMPEN, M. VAUGHAN. Flutes (1st row; 1. to r.): S. RICE, C. LANDKAMER, N. BAKER. 2nd row (1. to r.); P. FARR1TOR, D. LEIGH, M. RICHARDSON. 3rd row (1. to r.): R. SHAFER. M. DAVIS, C. HAUMONT. State Music Clinic (1. to r.): R. ALBIN, J. SHELBOURN, R. ELLIS. Percussion (1st row; 1. tor.): R. KOOZER. 2nd row (1. tor.); S. SMETS, M. ARMBRUSTER. 3rd row (1. tor.): J. RUSSELL, C. LINK, C. HUSTON. Saxophones and Double Reeds: (1st row, 1-r): P. JOHANSEN. J. DAVIS, D. DURERY. (2nd row, 1-r): J. HYSLOP, K. BOOKS. (3rd row, 1-r): K. LELACHEUR, J. MAYO, (absent) MARY KOEFFLER Flute Trio (1st row; 1. to r.): M. RICHARDSON, D. LEIGH. 2nd row - R. SHAFER. Woodwind Trio (1. to r.): A. JUNGREN, P. JOHANSEN. (absent) - L. HALLER. Beverly Baker ■■ j- Band Officers (1. to r.): S. RICE - Secretary-Treasurer, R. ELLIS - President, J. HYSLOP - Vice President. Field Conductors: N. BAKER, V. PURINTUN CASINO ROY ALE JR.-SR. BANQUET AND PROM Coffee, tea, or me? 7 7 MENU RED EYE STEAK SPUDS GOLDEN NUGGETS ROULETTE CONFETTI LOADED DICE CREME de MENTHE PROGRAM Introduction................................ Toastmaster. . . Joe Shea Invocation.................................Mr. Miller Master of Ceremony........................Mark Smith The Charlies .................Sophomore Girls Speaker.......................... Mr. Hamblin Organ Music Robin Koozer 108 SARSAPARILLA THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR DRAMA DEPARTMENT Dramatized by FRANCES GOODRICH AND ALBERT HACKETT CAST Mr. Frank Mrs. Frank Anne Margot Mrs. Van Daan Mr. Van Daan Mr. Dussell Miep Mr. Kraler Peter David Huston Jan Hyslop Connie Kaps Roberta Schweitzer Nanci Cordell Mark Smith Fred Grady Dee Fergusen Keith Jones Mike Mohatt PROMPTERS Becky Russell Nancy Ferguson Tami Plock PUBLICITY Kathy Books Mary Lea Koeffler MAKE-UP Tami Plock Dianna Willis TICKETS Carol Miller Sharon Eberle Directed by RICHARD BASSETT Assisted by GAIL ANDERSON MARY ANN DOWNIN Stage manager DARRELL HIRSCH Presented by SENIOR DRAMA DEPARTMENT OF BROKEN BOW HIGH SCHOOL November 19 and 20, 1970 STAGE CREW Richard Bayne Jack Govier Steve Horn Wayne Palmer Rodney Larson John McKimmey PROPERTIES Joan Scofield, Mgi Mary Lea Koeffler Mary Richardson Elizabeth Eisenberj Sharon Eberle DESIGN CREW Carol Miller, Mgr Nancy Ferguson Becky Russell Dave Lucas Steve Van Camper Sally Atkisson Dave Birnie Joan Birnie SOUND AND LIGHTS Giles Warren, Mgr Marvin Burnett Bill Hyatt Mark Vaughan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Special thanks to 110 This play is produced by special arrangements with the Dramatists Play Service Inc. The Antique Attic Marvin Coble Glaze Furniture Howard Hanson Cy Miller HOMECOMING 70 112 Queen Candidates and their drivers. Queen Candidates from 1. tor. GAIL ANDERSON, SALLY ATKISSON, JENNIFER DAVIS, ANN GOVIER, JAN HYSLOP, MARY RICHARDSON. Candidates Back row (1. to r.): JOHN RUSSELL-Band JOE SHEA-Choir JAN HYSLOP-Band ANN GOVIER-Sioux Club JENNIFER DAVIS-Sr. Class DAVE HUSTON-Sioux Club RAY SCOTT-Sr. Class Front row: MARK SMITH-Voc. Clubs SALLY ATKISSON-Choir GAIL ANDERSON-Voc. Clubs MARY RICHARDSON-B Club RICK MAYO-B Club The Crowning of the Queen Beverly Baker 114 Beve,,y B‘k“ CONGRATULATIONS QUEEN JAN AND KING RAYMOND FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT MARIA ELIZABETH EISENBERG Que pucdo decir acerca de este pais? Puedo decir las cosas mas mara-villosas, pero realmente no me alcanzarian las letras del abecedario para expresario todo, aunque por toda mi vida quardare como un preciado tesoro los sentimientos que tengo para sus habitantes. - Cuando llegue a Estados Unidos, senti una vaga impresion de soledad, y todo lo veia extrano y diferente a mi tierra. -Pero. . . Que misterioso ✓ camoio se ha ha producido en mi interior? No lo se, pero si puedo afirmar que aqui tuve otra familia, con quien he compartido los momentos felices y tristes, pero sobre todo quienes he aprendido cosas interesantes y de buen provecho para mi vida futura.- Realmente esta nacion me ha recibido con los brazos habiertos desde un primer momento dandome una grata pala-bra de bienvendia ; y mas aun en Broken Bow donde he sentido la amistad y el afecto de todos los que me han ayu-dado, especialmente professores, amigos, y companeros por los cuales siento un profundo carino y a quienes nunca olvidare . - Gracias Broken Bow, gracias por las neuvas experiencias que he recibido, gracias por acogerme con tanto carino y sobre todo por lo que me has ayudado; por todo esto. . . pedire in mis oraciones que Dios ponga siempre sus ojos in ti, iluminando tus caminos para el Bien, el Progreso y la Pas. - What can I say about this country? I can say many wonderful tilings, but really, the letters of the alphabet are not sufficient to express all, although the sentiments that I have of the inhabitants will I guard like a precious treasure all through my life. When 1 arrived in the United States 1 had one vague impression of loneliness, and all that I saw was strange and different from my country. But. . .has it had a mysterious change over my inner feelings? I don't know that, however, 1 do know that here I have another family with whom I share the happy and sad moments and above all from whom I learned good and interesting things that will provide for my future life. Really this nation has received me with open arms from the first moment and has given me a great word of welcome and more in Broken Bow, where I’ve felt the kindness and affection of all those who helped me, especially, teachers, friends, and fellow students for whom 1 feel a profound love and I will never forget them for it. Thank you Broken Bow, thank you for the new experiences I have received, thank you for accepting me with much love and above all for the help you have given me, and for all this. . . I will share in my prayers that God will look upon you, shining your pathways, for the Good, the Progress, and the Peace. 116 Maria Elizabeth Eisenberg (Petty) ATHLETICS THE 1970 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM DAN KEMP, JIM SHELBOURN, MARK SMITH, TOM CHRISTENSEN, CHAD HUSTON, ROGER ELLIS, COACH JIM MILLS. 1970 STATE CHAMPS” CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF PHOTO CHRISTENSEN out ahead in a dual with Lexington. SHELBOURN, SMITH, and ELLIS show the Indians' team balance. Broken Bow fans crowd the course at the District Meet. CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF PHOTO 1 19 Invite. Indians take their own Invitational - SHELBOURN, 1st; ELLIS, 2nd; CHRISTENSEN. 4th; SMITH, 120 7th' CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF PHOTO Back row (1. to r.): B. SEEGER, D. HUSTON, M. SCHIPPOREIT, P. KNOELL, M. ROBISON. Front row (1. to r.): L. KRAUSE, R. ALBIN, S. SCHRODER, B. VARNEY, S. FINNEY. CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF PHOTO CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF PHOTO 1970 TRACK TEAM Standing (1. tor.): COACH RUSSELL, COACH MILLS, D. KEMP, T. CHRISTENSEN, G. KLAPAL, M. SMITH, S. PETERSON, M. LYNE, J. RUSSELL, R. ARMSTRONG, K. LELACHEUR, G. JONES, J. RICHARDSON, N. POWELL, S. COLLINS, J. SHELBOURN, COACH KORTE. Sitting (1. tor.): B. KOEFOOT - Student Manager, D. BEHRENDS, B. FINK, S. CARR, JERRY SHEA, JOE SHEA, D. HIRSCH, M. WILKERSON. 122 Head Coach - MR. RUSSELL SHERMAN powerloads the shot. Weightmen (1. tor.): J. RUSSELL, JOE SHEA, S. CARR, R. ARMSTRONG . CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF PHOTO BUNTEMEYER lets his bird fly; Discus at Lexington MR. KORTE - Field Coach 124 CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF PHOTO High jump (1. tor.): E . HIRSCH, D. BEHRENDS. Not Shown - S. PETERSON. HIRSCH in flight at Lexington. FINK stretches it out in the long jump. Long jump (1. tor.): JERRY SHEA, B. HYATT Pole vault - M. LYNE LYNE on the way up to a successful vault. Two mile relay (1. tor.): J. WILLIAMS, R. PETERSON, D. KEMP, J. HARTMAN, G. JONES. Hurdles (1. tor.): D BEHRENDS, S. BUNTEMEYER, G. KLAPAL, M. VAUGHAN. CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF PHOTO Distance (1. tor.): R. ELLIS, J. SHELBOURN, M. SMITH, T. CHRISTENSEN, S. COLLINS, K. LELACHEUR. The 1970 Track Team had a fine, successful season. Some accomplishments of the team were the first-place trophy at the Ord Invitational, a second at the District Meet, and a sixth place finish at the State Track Meet. STATE TRACK MEET FINISHERS MIKE WILKERSON. -2nd - 100 yard dash. MIKE WILKERSON -2nd - 220 yard dash. SHERMAN CARR -2nd - Shot put. MATT LYNE -2nd - Pole vault ROGER ELLIS -5th - Mile run. NEW BBHS RECORDS: TOM and ROGER running first and second in the mile run. MR. MILLS - Distance Coach 126 CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF PHOTO Mile run - ROGER ELLIS -4:41.1 Two mile - MARK SMITH -10:26 Pole vault - MATT LYNE -12' 8 CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF PHOTO STATE QUALIFIERS Standing (1. tor.): COACH RUSSELL. MIKE WILKERSON, SHERMAN CARR, MARK SMITH, ROGER ELLIS, COACH KORTE. Kneeling (1. tor.): COACH MILLS, JIMMIE SHELBOURN, TOM CHRISTENSEN, MATTLYNE, STAN COLLINS. 127 Back Row (L. -R.)-C. Grady-86; B. Eberle-73; J. Marple-74; J. Wehling-69; R. Wright-45; S. Hromas-50; R. Buntemeyer-80; S. Pcterson-40; J. Russell-88; R. Scott-77; G. Bell-43; S. Collins-49; L. Schweitzer-61; C. Anthony-48; R.J. Croghan-72; J. Hartman-53; B. Seeger-56; F. Govier-26; T. Tierney-71; K. Kelly-70; M. Reinhard-47; B. Brewer-76; D. Huston-12; T. Mayo-20; J. Richardson-24; D. Denesia-21; J. Koozer-84; T. Whitesel-63; J. Shea-82; S. Horn-18; R. Bayne-17; G. Ellingson-89; R. Mayo-19; G. Klapal-14; N. Powell-55; MARK RUSSELL HEAD COACH DICK STEPHENS ASST. COACH DARREL SYBRANT ASST. COACH ROGER ALBIN STUDENT MANAGER CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF PHOTO FOOTBALL 70 Whitesel-83; R. Schmidt-46; Scott Hoffman-16; L. Adams-68; M. S. Finney-67. JOHN RUSSELL - 88 - Tackle All Conference All State Honorable Mention RICK MAYO - 19 - End All Conference MICK KINGSTON - 10 - H. Back Second Year All Conference CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF PHOTO 129 MIKE WHITESEL - 63 - Guard Beverly Baker SCOTT PETERSON - 40 - End TOM MAYO - 20 - F. Back STEVE BUNTEMEYER - 80 - Guard JIM RICHARDSON - 24 - H. Back JOE SHEA - 82 - Center JERRY SHEA - 11 - H. Back TIM HOFFMAN - 16 - F. Back RICHARD BAYNE - 17 - H. Back GORDON KLAPAL - 14 - F. Back GARY ELLINGSON - 84 - Tackle KIM KELLY - 70 - Tackle CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF PHOTO CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF PHOTO RANDY WRIGHT - 45 - F. Back RANDY SCHMIDT - 46 - H. Back STAN COLLINS - 49 - End Beverly Baker STEVE HROMAS - 50 - F. Back MILLARD HOLMES - 52 - Center RODNEY PETERSON - 54 - End CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF PHOTO 133 NEIL POWELL - 55 - Guard Beverly Baker GREG BELL - 43 - End CRAIG LINK - 23 - Guard 1 34 CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF PHOTO JAMES HARTMAN - 53 - Guard JERRY MARPLE - 74 - End LARRY SCHWEITZER - 61 - Tackle JIM COLEMAN - 64 - Guard SCOTT REINHARD - 47 - End STEVE FINNEY - 67 - Center ALLAN ANTHONY - 48 - Guard DAVID DENESIA - 21 - H. Back R. J. CROGHAN - 72 - Tackle RODNEY ARMSTRONG - 15 - Q. Back CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF PHOTO 135 Quick Pitch Right” CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF PHOTO ELLINGSON strikes again! Gordy, you’re running the wrong way Broken Bow does a score dance. Kingston goes for the bomb”. Good protection??? Get your head up Russell! CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF PHOTO Ogalalla 36??? Beverly Baker Varsity Starters - D. HIRSCH, M. KINGSTON, Beverly Baker R. ARMSTRONG, S. PETERSON. BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL 53 Broken Bow .... Aurora 54 66 Broken Bow .... Valentine 57 52 Broken Bow- .... Cozad 65 62 Broken Bow .... Central City 51 75 Broken Bow- .... Holdrege 76 60 Broken Bow- .... Lexington 59 85 Broken Bow- .... Burwell 62 85 Broken Bow- .... Ainsworth 52 81 Broken Bow- .... Gothenburg 66 46 Broken Bow- .... Grand Island NW. 51 61 Broken Bow . . . . Ord 46 70 Broken Bow .... Ravenna 54 65 Broken Bow- .... Grand Island CC. 55 79 Broken Bow .... Ogallala 57 70 Broken Bow- .... Minden 80 88 Broken Bow .... St. Paul 60 RESERVE BASKETBALL 44 Broken Bow- . . . Aurora 57 41 Broken Bow . . . Valentine 66 37 Broken Bow . . . Cozad 72 40 Broken Bow- . . . Central City 37 39 Broken Bow . . . Holdrege 60 66 Broken Bow . . . Lexington 71 47 Broken Bow . . . Burwell 69 72 Broken Bow . . . Ainsw-orth 49 40 Broken Bow . . . Gothenburg 83 51 Broken Bow- . . . Grand Island NW. 58 58 Broken Bow . . . Ord 64 56 Broken Bow . . . Ravenna 41 56 Broken Bow- . . . Grand Island CC. 58 53 Broken Bow . . . Ogallala 58 64 Broken Bow . . . Minden 60 47 Broken Bow . . . St. Paul 53 MR. STEPHENS - Head Coach MR. KORTE - Assistant Coach RICHARD BAYNE - 43 - Forward Beverly Baker JIM RICHARDSON - 33 - Forward MARK SMITH - 23 - Point 140 RODNEY ARMSTRONG - 31 - Point MICK KINGSTON - 21 - Forward DARRELL HIRSCH - 13 - Forward DAVE HUSTON - 15 - Forward Beverly Baker Reserves (back row; left to right): D. STEWART, C. HUSTON, J. MARPLE, R. CUMMINGS, S. COLLINS, D. DENESIA. Front row; left to right: B, SEEGER, J. SEIMER, B. VARNEY, F. GOVIER, J. COLEMAN. K. DAVIS, S. FINNEY, B. BOGGS Student managers 'Right on, Mick!!! CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF PHOTO 'You've come a long way, baby!! 'So what it my HEAD swelled!! 'Ask me how my sister dances!! ?' 'Fancy meeting you . . . ! CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF PHOTO Fingertips so, push up lightly. Cornin’ through. I think! GUESS WHO? Any Bets??? 145 VARSITY Back (L. toR.): R. LARSON, T. TIERNEY, S. HORN, M. WHITESEL, M. WHITESEL, M. HOLMES. Front (L. toR.): N. NETH, M. BURNETT, R. PRICE, R. SCHMIDT, L. ADAMS. 1970 - 1971 DUAL MATCH SCORES VARSITY SCORES 16 Broken Bow . . 31 18 Broken Bow . . 29 32 Broken Bow . . 20 31 Broken Bow . . 21 24 Broken Bow . . 19 29 Broken Bow . . 23 14 Broken Bow . . 36 36 Broken Bow . . 8 14 Broken Bow . . 34 27 Broken Bow . . . . . Ord 15 19 Broken Bow . . 27 INDIAN 146 RESERVE SCORES 11 Broken Bow . . 37 24 Broken Bow . . 26 22 Broken Bow . . 16 31 Broken Bow . . 18 27 Broken Bow . . 18 14 Broken Bow . . 34 29 Broken Bow . . 25 32 Broken Bow . . 0 21 Broken Bow . . 31 MATMEN Beverly Baker RESERVES Back (1. tor.): C. LINK, A, NETH, S. FANN, T. CHRISTENSON, D. McCASLIN, G. DOBESH, S. GOEDEN. Front (1. to r,): R- PALMER, R. SMITH, K. STORMS, A. ANTHONY, G. JOYCE, M. MYERS, A. MYERS. DARRELL SYBRANT, JIM MILLS, Assistant Coach Head Coach Beverly Baker Student managers - C. HUTT, T. WILLIAMS. 147 Beverly Baker 148 Back row (left to right): L ADAMS - 3rd, T. TIERNEY -1st, M. WHITESEL - 2nd. Front row (left to right): N. NETH - 4th, M. BURNETT -2nd. District winners (back row; left to right): T. TIERNEY -1st, M. WHITESEL - 3rd. Front row (left to right): M. BURNETT - 1st, L. ADAMS -1st. Not shown - M. HOLMES - 4th. K E A R N E Y I N V I T A T I O N A L ROD LARSEN - 132 lbs. LAWRENCE ADAMS - 119 lbs MILLARD HOLMES - 185 lbs DEAN McCASLIN - 165 lbs MIKE WMTESEL - 155 lbs MERRICK WHITESEL - 165 lbs, Beverly Baker NEAL NETH - 98 lbs. MARVIN BURNETT - 105 lbs. JULIE DEAN GIRLS’ TRACK Stre-e-e-tch!!! Left to right -EUGENIA MARTIN, SANDY RICE, JANET GOEDEN, PAM JOHANSEN. Left to right -PEGGY NELSON, PAM JOHANSEN, TERRI BOOTH, JULIE DEAN, MERRIAM DAVIS. I don’t know; it looks like a lot of work! The Girls' Track Team started in 1969. The last two years have been used primarily as organization periods. This season, however, the team participated in meets with several conference schools including Lexington, Gothenburg, and Cozad. They also participated in the conference, district, and state Girls' Track meets. This year the Broken Bow Girls' Track Team also acquired new uniforms. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL 70 KARL ARNOLD - HB MIKE GOLDEN - T BILL HERRMANN - QB GARY JOYCE - C TERRY LEWIS - E MIKE POWERS - T TERRY SATCHELL - HB SCOTT SMITH - HB BILL TEAHON - G TONY ABLE - HB PAT DOTY - HB STEVE EACKER - HB TOM GOVIER - E RICKY JONES - G TED LARSON - HB GEORGE MOGENSON - HB STEVE NETH - C STEVE SLOGGETT - QB BRAD MATTOX - HB KENNY RICE - HB JOHN GOLDEN - G TERRY DERR - G MIKE FINK - E LES KULHANEK - T WILLARD CARPENTER - G REX HARRIS - G JERRY HOFFMAN - HB JOHN KULHANEK - T JOE LINDER - FB MARK REINHARD - E DANN SCOFIELD - G RUSSELL SMITH - HB TIM WILLIAMS - C JIM ALBIN - FB LEONARD DUCKER -C FRANK FRANZEN - T JEFF HORN - C STEVE JONES - E MARK LINDER - HB BOB MEYERS - T STEVE PETERS - G CARL SPEER - HB RICK KAELIN - QB DAVID BRASS - HB GREGORY MILLS - G DAN VAN OSTRAND - T MIKE BRISTOL - T FRED CARPENTER - E KEITH ELLIS - HB BILL HART - E CORBIN HUTT - G TIM LARSON - G ALAN POLAND - T GREG RUFF - T MIKE SLOGGETT - E KENDAL STORMS - HB MIKE YANTZIE - HB KEVIN BRUSH - HB MIKE DURYEA - E PAUL GLANDY - T DON JOHNSON - QB ROGER LARSON - HB DEAN MILLER - G MIKE NELSON - QB DAVID SCHRADER - E BRENT YANAGIDA - HB RAYMOND BAKER - HB TIM BIRNIE - HB BILL PRESCOTT - G BERYL POPP - HB ROBBIE SMITH - HB LARRY NEUTZMAN - T JR. HIGH FOOTBALL SCORES 24 Broken Bow . . . . . . Minden 0 16 Broken Bow . . . 0 22 Broken Bow . . . 28 0 Broken Bow . . . . . . Ord 7 8 Broken Bow . . . 16 6 Broken Bow . . . 32 153 Coach WRIGHT explains to Coach BLACKBURN, THIS is a basketball. JR. HIGH BASKETBALL 49 Broken Bow . . 51 48 Broken Bow . . 61 51 Broken Bow . . 60 56 Broken Bow . . . . . Ord 53 40 Broken Bow . . 59 39 Broken Bow . . 54 49 Broken Bow . . . . . North Platte 62 37 Broken Bow . . . . . Cozad 67 Top right - Freshman squad Middle right - 7th and 8th. Bottom right - 7th and 8th. 154 Beverly Baker JUNIOR HIGH PEP CLUB Beverly Baker Back row (left to right): J. ANDERS, D. HULINSKY, R. BOOTH, J. JONES, J. BALLARD. 8th row (left to right): D. DEBORD, R. MAYO, C. P1RNIE, L. WALLACE, K. BOHY, B. COLLINS, S. APPLEGARTH, D. GAYtEY, P. CROGHAN, T. DURYEA, J. NEUTZMAN, T. BOHY, M. SCHIPPOREIT. 7th row (left to right): M. SPENCER, J. SULLIVAN - President, R. GOVIER, M. KASSELDER, M. VANOSTRAND, R. WHITESEL, C. BRUSH, A. ARNOLD, T. GROOMS, C. KLEEB, K. LAND, T. E1CHELBERGER, N. MEYERS, K. PRICE, R. PLOCK, B. FISCHER. 6th row (left to right): J. SHEA, C. WARREN, D. KOLAR, B. HUFFACKER, C. CHRISTENSEN, D. YAMAMOTO, D. HOBBS, A. HUSTON, S. ANDERSON, C. KAPS, M. DUNKEL, J. WOODWARD, C. LARSEN. 5th row (left to right): C. McINTOSH, B. BUNTEMEYER, C. HAYNES, S. SEEVERS, C. TOWNS, J. McBRIDE, B. OLSON, B. HAILICKA, D. BURKE, D. FINK, V. CUMMINGS, P. FINNEY, J. WILLIAMS, B. GOVIER. 4th row (left to right): B. RUSSELL, C. SCOFIELD, D. TAYLOR, C. FOOTE, K. DIXON, P. McMILLAN, C. HILL, V. CLAY, J. HUTT, J. DENESIA, J. DOTY, D. KENNEDY, C. BRIDGES, L. HAUSER. 3rd row (left to right): S. WILLIS, K. THORNTON, C. CURLILE, D. MYERS, B. ALBRACHT, K. KENNEDY, C. NOVA, R. FARRITOR, C. MATTOX, B. OLSON, K. GOODRICH, K. GATES, J. MEYERS, S. SHAW. 2nd row (left to right): P. ADELUNG, D. BOGGS, L. NELSON, P. PETERSON, L. WRIGHT, D. HIRSCH, C. POMPLUN, J. BRIDGES, E. VANCAMPEN, P. KLEEB - Parliamentarian, C. DOTY, S. OLSON, M. BEAVERS, T. PRACHT. 1st row (left MISS CHLOUPEK - Sponsor to right): J. NELSON, C. McCULLOUGH, G. CLAY, T. MORGAN, S. NOVA, R. MILLS, K. EBERLE, C. COOK, K. HENSLEY, W. TALBOT, P. COLEMAN, J. RICE, J. ANDERSON, L. NELSON. Beverly Baker Spotters (left to right): CHERIE WARREN, BECKY BUNTEMEYER, CONNIE COOK, PAM ADELUNG, MICKIE DUNKLE, CHERYL KAPS. JR. HIGH PEP CLUB In 1969 the Junior High Pep Club became a very important part of the Junior High activities, and they have been going strong ever since with the help of their sponsor, Miss Chloupek. Their purpose is to create enthusiasm at all of the Junior High sport activities. They do this by making posters and keeping up the spirit at the games. Jr. High Cheerleaders (top to bottom): CONNIE RUSSELL, TERRIE CARPENTER, ANN TALBOT, LORI BORDERS, CAROLYN JONES. CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF PHOTO SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENTS 157 CONNIE KAPS NANCY FERGUSON SENIORS ROBIN KOOZER RODNEY ARMSTRONG JULIE DOTY JERRY SHEA ROGER ELLIS ANN BURKE JUNIORS 161 CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF PHOTO April 13,1970 MJFMmrr mmn Broken Bow Municipal Building PROGRAM Invocation ........................ Dinner ............................ Master of Ceremony ................ Solo Numbers ...................... Introductions ..................... Introduction of Honor Students .... Introduction of Scholarship Recipient Guest Speaker ..................... .............. Russell Ullrich .... United Methodist Ladies ............... Gordon Miller Rodney Armstrong, Roger Ellis ................ Gordon Miller ..... President Gerrit Hamblin ............ Rev. Bob Schaff SCHOLASTIC HONOR STUDENTS Sophomores Armstrong, Rodney Burke, Ann Ellis, Roger Goeden, Steve Johnson, Esther Koozer, Robin Juniors Albin, Roger Govier, Ann Grim, Roger Mayo, Rick Stevens, Martha Broken Bow Kiwanis Club 2nd Vice President .. . Harold Davis Seniors Albin, Janice Anderson, Patty Anthony, Jane Carr, Sherman Coffman, Dick Cooksley, Crystal Curile, Marion Cotter, Karen Druery, Anita Evans, Jeff Fischer, Tim Fries, Carol Giles, Gene Hart, Lori Hartman, Alice President ........ Gerrit Hamblin Secretary ....... Kenneth Simonson Kemp, Pam Kleeb, Margaret Knoell, Pat Koefoot, Bruce Korte, Susan Krause, Linda McMillan, Gayle Meyer, llene Mills, Diane Myers, Linda Nelson, Kenneth O’Brien, Susan Pracht, Dale Seimer, Judy White, Janet Wiebusch, Mary Wilkerson, Mike 1st Vice President . . Russell Ullrich Treasurer Dean Joy MARTHA STEVENS - Regents' Winner UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA REGENTS’ WINNERS Left to right; DAVE HUSTON, JOHN RUSSELL, SHARON EBERLE, MARY ANN DOWNIN, NANCI CORDELI. - Alternates. 1971 SPEECH TEAM The Speech Team is made up of selected members from the Senior Speech Classes. They begin their activities in the second semester when they participate in local, district, and state speech Back row; left to right: MR. BASSETT - Sponsor, KEITH JONES, BILL HYATT, MARK contests. SMITH, FRED GRADY. Row 2 - NANCY FERGUSON, CAROL MILLER, BECKY RUSSELL, MARY ANN DOWNIN, NANCI CORDELL, DEE FERGUSON, JAN HYSLOP. Sitting - MIKE MOHATT, RICHARD BAYNE, DAVE HUSTON, JOAN SCOFIELD Kneeling - SHARON EBERLE, ROBERTA SCHWEITZER, MARY RICHARDSON. SENIOR PEDIGREES ADAMS, LAWRENCE ROBERT -(Lar) - College Preparatory -Vocational Agriculture - Football 1,2. 3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3, 4, B Club 2,3,4, Band 1, Co. Gov't Day 3, Indian Staff 3,4, Junior Play 3, Student Council 3, Class Officer 2, Warrior Staff 4, Nat. Honor Society 4. ALBIN. ROGER DON - (Roc) -College Preparatory - Football 2, Golf 3,4, Student Manager (Ft. Ball) 1.3,4 (B. Ball) 1, (Track) 2, Band 1,2,3,4, SWC Clinic 3,4, NMEA Clinic 4, Pep Band 2,3,4, Tru. Trio 2. 3, Boys' State 3, Choir 1,3,4, Madrigal 4, Boys' Glee 1,3,4, Musical 3,4, Co. Gov't Day 3, Junior Play 3, Nat. Honor Society 3,4 Student Council 3,4, Officer 4, Class Officer 1, Warrior Staff 3,4, Stage Band 4, Qualified for Regents 4. ANDERSEN, SHIRLEY FAYE -Commercial - Sioux Club 1, 2, 3,4. FBLA 3, FHA 1, Library Cluo 1,2,3,4, Librarian 2,3,4, DECA 4. ANDERSON, GAIL LOUISE - College Preparatory - Sioux Club 1, 2.3.4, Spotter 3,4, Band 1,2, 3.4, SWC Clinic 2,3,4, Pep Band 2, 3,4, Small Group 2,4, Co. Gov't Day 3, Homecoming Candidate 4, Indian Staff 3,4, Junior Play 3, Library Club 2, 3.4, Librarian 3, Officer 4, Warrior Staff 4, Stage Band 4. APPLEGARTH, GAYTHA JEAN -(Gay) - General - ARNDT, DEBRA LYNN - (Debbie) - College Preparatory - Girls' Track 2,3, Sioux 1,2,3,4, Officer 4, Choir 1, Junior Play 3, Library Club 1,2,3,4, Librarian 1, 2,3,4, Warrior Staff 3.4, ATKISSON, SALLY ANN - (Sal) -College Preparatory - Sioux Club 1.2.3.4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Madrigal 4, SWC Clinic 3,4, NMEA Clinic 4, Girls' Glee 1, 2.3.4, Musical 2,3,4, Co. Gov't Day 3, Homecoming Candidate 4, Library Club 1,2.3,4, Librarian 3, Class Offieer 4, Harvest of Fiarmony Queen Candidate 4. BAYNE, HAROLD DAVE- College Preparatory - VIC A 3. BAYNE, RICHARD DOUGLAS -(Dick) - College Preparatory -Football 3,4, Basketball 1,2,3, 4, Golf 3,4, B Club 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 3,4, Small Group 3,4, Stage Band 4, Senior Speech Class Play 4, Speech Team 4. BELAND, LYNN JAMES - (Hussle) -TGI - Football 1, Band 1, Choir 1, VCA 3,4, Officer 4. BERNHARDT, GREG HAROLD -(Bemie) - College Preparatory -Football 1,2, Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2, Choir 3,4, Roys' Glee 1,3,4, Musical 3,4, Student Council 2. BIRNIE, DAVID JAY - (Dave) -General - Basketball 3, Track 1, Choir 1, Co. Gov't Day 3, Junior Play 3, DECA 3. BIRNIE, KAREN JOAN KNIGHT -(Joan) - College Preparatory -Sioux Club 1. 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, SWC Clinic 3, Pep Band 1, 2, FTA 2,3, Indian Staff 3, Junior Play 3, Library Club 1,2,3, Warrior Staff 3, Qualified for Regents 4. BISCOE, MAGGIE ANN - College Preparatory - Transfer from Carter, Oklahoma 1. Sioux Club 2, Choir 1,2, Girls'Glee 1,2, FBLA 2.3, FHA 1,2, Officer 1, Class Officer 1, DECA 3,4, Officer 3,4. BOOKS, KATHRYN JEAN - College Preparatory - Sioux Club 1,2,3, 4, Band 1,2,3,4, SWC Clinic 3, 4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Choir 1, 3, Girls' Glee 1,3, Junior Play 3, Youth NARC 3. BRAKEMAN, RODNEY PAUL -(Buzz) - TGI - Choir 1, VICA 3, 4, Lunchroom Assistant 1. BUNTEMEYER, STEVEN KENT -(Rabbit) - College Preparatory -Football 1,2,3,4 B Club 3, 4, Track 1,2,3,4, Choir 1, Boys' Glee 1, VICA 4. BURNETT, MARVIN GENE -(Marv) - Vocational Agriculture -Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Choir 1, 3, Boys' Glee 3, FFA 1,2,3,4, Class Officer 3. CARSON, SHIRLEY JEAN - (Sam) - General - Junior Play 3, DECA 3,4, Youth ARC 3. CHRISTENSEN, THOMAS EDWARD - (Tom) - General -Football 1, Wrestling 1,4, B Club 3,4, Track 2,3,4, Cross Country 2,3,4, Choir 1, Boys' Glee l, VICA 3,4, Officer 3, DECA 3, Officer 3. COLEMAN, GARRY LEE - General-Football 1,2,3, Basketball 2,3, Choir 1, Boys' Glee 1, FFA 1,2,3,4, Officer 4. CORDELL, NANCI LYNN - College Preparatory - Sioux Club 1.2.3.4, Officer 4, Spotter 3, Choir 1,2,3,4, Madrigal 4, Small Group 3, SWC Clinic 3, 4, Girls'Glee 1,2,3,4. Musical 2,3,4, Indian Staff 4. Junior Play 3, Library Cluo 1, 2.3.4, Librarian 3, Warrior Staff 4, Senior Speech Class Play 4, Drama Club 4, Speech Team 4, Regents Alternate 4, Nat. Honor Society 4. DA VS, JENNIFER ANN - (Jenni, Fuzz) - College Preparatory -Girls' Track 3, Sioux Club 1, 2.3.4, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Choir 1,3,4, Homecoming Candidate 4, Junior Play 3, Library Club 2, 3.4, Officer 4. Student Council 4, Class Officer 3, Warrior Staff 3,4. DICKEY, MARILYN KAY - College Preparatory - Sioux Club 1.2.3.4, Spotter 3, Band 1,2, 3.4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Choir 1, Girls' Glee 1, Co. Gov't Day 3, Junior Play 3, Library Club 2.3.4, Librarian 3,4, Student Council 4, Class Officer 2, Warrior Staff 3,4. DOBESH, GREG LYNN - (Dobe) -Vocational Agriculture - Wrestling 4, FFA 2,3,4. DOWNEM, MARY ANN - College Preparatory - Girls' Track 3, Sioux Club 1,2, 3,4, Choir 1, 3, Girls' Glee 3, Musical 3, FBLA 4, Indian Staff 1, Junior Play 3, Library Club 1,2,3,4, Officer 4, Regents Alternate 4, Speech Team 4, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award Winner. EBERLE. SHARON RAE - (Sherry) - College Preparatory - Girls' Track 2,3,4, Sioux Club 1. 2, 3,4, Choir 2,4, Madrigal 4, SWC Clinic 4, Girls' Glee 2, 4, Musical 2,4, Co. Gov't Day 3, FBLA 3,4, Officer 4, FTA 4, Officer 4, Indian Staff 4. 165 Library Club 2, Regents Alternate 4, Nat. Honor Society 4. EISENBERG, MARIA ELIZABETH - (Petty Bad) - General - Transfer from Jujuy, Argentina 4. ELLINGSON. GARY WAYNE -(Meathead) - General - Football 1.2.3.4, Wrestling 1, 2,3,4, VICA 3,4, Officer 4. ELLINGSON, HOWARD GALEN, JR - General - VICA 3,4. FERGUSON, DEE ANN - College Preparatory - Sioux Club 1, 2,3, 4, Spotter 4, Band 1,2,3, Pep Band 1,2,3, Choir 1, Girls' Glee 1. Co. Gov't Day 3, FTA 3.4, Officer 4, Indian Staff 4, Library Club 1. 2. 3,4. Librarian 3.4, Officer 4, Warrior Staff 3.4, Senior Speech Class Play 4, Speech Team 4, Drama Club 4, Nat. Honor Society 4. FERGUSON. GAIL ANN - General - Sioux Club 1,2,3, FBLA 3,4, Library Club 1,2, 3,4, Librarian 3, DECA 3,4. FERGUSON, NANCY ANN - College Preparatory - Sioux Club 1, 1,2, 3,4. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Band 1, 2,3.4, SWC Clinic 2,3, 4, Pep Band, Small Group 3,4, Choir 1, Co. Gov't Day 3, FBLA 3,4, Officer 4, Library Club 2,3,4, Librarian 3, Warrior Staff 3,4, State FBLA Officer 4. Nat. Honor Society 4, Speecn Team 4. FRANZEN, PENNY LEE - (Penelope) - Commercial - FBLA 3, 4, Officer 4, Library Club 3,4, Librarian 4, Youth ARC 3. FRIES, KAREN LOUISE - General - Sioux Club 1,2, Band 1,2,3, 4, Pep Band 3,4, DECA 5, Officer 3. GATES, DANA HOWE - (Idaho) -TGI - Choir 1, VICA 3,4. GO VIE R, ANN VERLENE - (Red) -College Preparatory - Sioux Club 1, 2,3,4, cheerleader 2,3,4, Girls' State 3, Homecoming Candidate 4, Indian Staff 1, Library Club 1,2, 3,4, Officer 3, Student Secretary 4. Class Officer 3, Warrior Staff 1,2,3, 4, Editor 3,4, Nat. Honor Society 3,4 Qualified for Regents 4, Girls' Track 2, Inter High Day 1,3. GO VEER, JACK LYNN - (Groovier) - General - Football 1. Basketball 1. Track 1, Choir 2, Boys' Glee 2, Musical 2, FBLA 2, DECA 3,4. GRADY, FREDERIC MICHAEL -(Fred, Fred Esq. J - College Prep. - Choir 1, Boys' Glee 1. Co. Gov't Day 3, Indian Staff 1,4, Junior Play 3, Student Council 4, Warrior Staff 4, Senior Speech Class Play 4, Drama Club 4, Speech Team 4. GRIM, ROGER LEE - College Preparatory-Basketball 2,3, Nat. Honor Society 4. GUNTHER, MARGARET ANNE -(Marg) - College Preparatory -Commercial - Sioux Club 1, 2, Choir 1, Girls' Glee 1, FBLA 3.4, Officer 4, Indian Staff 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Library Club 3.4, Librarian 4, Qualified for Regents. HAMMOND, PAUL EUGENE - TGI -Football 1,2, VICA 2,3,4. HAUMONT, JOE CHARLES - Vocational Agriculture - Choir 1, Boys' Glee 2,3,4, FBLA 4, FFA 1,2, 3,4. HAUMONT, PHILIP MARION -(Flip) - Commercial - Choir 1, 2.3.4, Boys'Glee 1,2, 3,4, Musical 3,4, FFA 1,2,3,4. HENSLEY, ANNE - College Preparatory - Transfer from Columbus, Nebr. 4, Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, Officer 3, Spotter 2,4, Choir 1.2.4, Girls'Glee 4. Co. Gov't Day 3. Paper Staff 3, Library Club 4, Warrior Staff 4. HOFFMAN, TIMMY DARWIN -(Afro) - TGI - Football 1, 2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, B Club 3,4 Choir 1, Boys'Glee 1,2,3, FFA 1.2.3, Officer 3. HORN, STEVEN DEAN - (Steve] -College Preparatory - Football 1.3.4, B Club 3,4, Wrestling 1.2.3.4, Choir 1,2,3, SWC Clinic 3, Boys'Glee 1,2,3, FFA 1,2,3, Officer 3. HIRSCH, DARRELL DUANE -(Darrelld) - College Preparatory - Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1.2.3.4, Golf 4, B Club 3, 4, Track 1,2,3, Choir 1, Student Councu 4, Warrior Staff 3.4, Senior Speech Class Play 4. HUSTON, DAVID CLARK - (Huey, Dave) - College Preparatory -Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1.2.3.4, Golf 3,4, Track 1,2. B Club 3,4, Band 1,2, Boys' State Alternate 3, Choir 1,4, Musical 4, Homecoming Candidate 4, Junior Play 3, Nat. Honor Society 3,4. Student Council 2,3,4, officer 2,3,4, Class Officer 1, Speech Team 4, Senior Speech Class Play 4, Regents Alternate 4. HYATT, WILLIAM MARTIN -(Pheasant) - College Preparatory - Basketball 1, Track 1. Band 1,2,3, Pep Band 2,3, Cnoir 1, Junior Play 3. HYSLOP, JANET ELAINE - (Jan) -College Preparatory - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 1, 2.3.4, Band 1,2,3,4, SWC Clinic 3,4, Pep Band 1,2, Officer 4, Girls' State Alternate 3, Choir 3, Girls' Glee 3, Musical 3, Co. Gov't Day 3, FTA 3.4, Officer 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Indian Staff 4, Library Club 1,2,3,4, Officer 3, Nat. Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 3, Officer 3, Class Officer 2, Warrior Staff 3.4, Senior Speech Class Play 4, 1st rummer-up SWC Homecoming Queen, Speech Team 4. JONES, KEITH EUGENE -(Chaunce) - College Preparatory --Band 1,2, Pep Band 2, Choir 1, Senior Speech Play 4. JOY. GREGORY DEAN - (Greg) -Tol - Transfer from Columbus, Nebr. 1, Band 1, Choir 1, VICA 3. KAPS, CONNIE LOUISE - College Preparatory - Sioux Club 1, 2,3.4, 4, feand 1,2,3, Choir 1, Girls' Glee 1, Co. Gov't Day 3, Indian Staff 4. Junior Play 3, Library Club 1,2, 3,4, Librarian 4, Officer 4, Nat. Honor Society 4, Warrior Staff 3,4, Senior Speech Class Play 4, Speech Team 4, Drama Club 4, Qualify for Regents 4. KLAPAL, GORDON JOHN - (Klutz) - College Preparatory - Football 1.2.3.4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, B Club 3,4, Track 1,2,3. Band 1,2.3, Pep Band 1, Choir 1.4, Boys' Glee 1,4, Musical 4. KINGSTON, MICHAEL RUSSELL -(Mouse) - College Preparatory -Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, 2.3.4, Golf 4, B Club 2,3, 4, Officer 4, Track 1,2, Band 1, Choir 1,2,3,4, Madrigal 3, 4, SWC Clinic 2,3,4, Boys' Glee 1,2,3,4, Musical 2,3,4, Co. Gov't Day 3, Student Council 3, Officer 3, Qualify for Regents 4, Nat. Honor Society 4. KOEFFLER, MARY LEA - College Preparatory - Girls' Track 2, 5, 4, Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, Spotter 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Bana 2,4, Choir 1, Girls' Glee 1, FBLA 3.4, Officer 3,4 FTA 4, In- 166 dian Statf 3,4, Library Club 3, 4, Librarian 4. LAND, PEGGY ANN - General -Girls; Track 2, Sioux Club 1,2, 3. FHA 2,3, Officer 4, Junior Play 3, Warrior Staff 4, DEC A 3.4, Officer 4. LARSON, RODNEY LYNN - Vocational Agriculture - Football 1, Wrestling 1, 2, 3,4, Choir 1, FFA 1,2,3,4, VICA 4. LAUER, VERBA JEAN - (Byrd) -Vocational Home Ec - Girls Track 2, Sioux Club 1, Choir 1.2, 3,4, Girls'Glee 1,2, 3, 4, Musical 2,3,4, FHA 1,2, Officer 1. LELACHEUR, KENNETH DUANE -(Little Curt) - General - Transfer from Mullen, Nebr. 2, Wrestling 3, Golf 4, B Club 3.4, Track 3, Band 4, Pep Band 4. Co. Gov't Day 3, VICA 3,4, Junior Play 3. LONOWSKI. JOYCE MARIE -(Polack, Irish) - Commercial Transfer from Loup City 4, Cheerleader 1,2,3, Sioux Club 4, Volleyball 1. Band 1,2 3, 4, Pep Band 1,2, 3,4, Small Group 3,4, LouPlatte Clinic 2.3, Choir 3,4, Madrigal 4, Girls' Glee 3.4, Musical 3,4, SWC Clinic 4, Co. Gov't Day 3, FBLA 4, Junior Play 3, Nat. Honor Society 2,3,4, Class Officer 2, Warrior Staff 4, Qualified for Regents 4. LUCAS, DAVID ROBERT - (Bum) - College Preparatory - Basketball 1,2. MARTH, CHERYL ANN - General - Sioux Club 1, FBLA 1. MAYO, RICK GERALD - (Sparrow) - College Preparatory -Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, B Club 2,3,4, Track 1, 2, Choir 1,2,3, SWC Clinic 3, Boys' Glee 1,2,3, Musical 2, Co. Gov't Day 3, Homecoming Candidate 4, Class Officer 4, B Club Officer 3, Qualify for Regents 4, Nat. Honor Society 4. MAYO, THOMAS WAYNE - (Little Toad) - TGI - Football 1, 2, 3.4, Basketball 1,2, Track 1, 2, Choir 1,2,3, SWC Clinic 3, Boys Glee 1,2,3, Musical 2, 3, Co. Gov't Day 3, VICA 2, 3.4, Officer 3,4, State Officer 4, Junior Play 3, Lunchroom Assistant 1. McCASLIN, VIRGIL PAUL -(Shorty) - TGI - Wrestling 1, Choir 1, FFA 1,2,3,4, VICA 3.4, McKIMMEY, JOHN CHRIS TAIN -General - Football 1, Choir 1, 2.3, Boys' Glee 1,2,3, FBLA 2, DECA 3,4. MERKLIN, MELVA LYNN - Commercial - Vocational Home Ec. Sioux Club 1, 2,3,4. Band 1. 2, 3, Pep Band 2, Cnoir 1, Girls' Glee 1, FBLA 3,4, FHA 1, Indian Staff 4, Junior Play 3. MILLER, CAROL SUE - College Preparatory - Choir 1,2,3,4, Madrigal 4, Small Group 2,3, SWC Clinic 3,4. Girls' Glee 1. 2,3,4, Musical 2,3,4, FTA 3, 4, Indian Staff 1,2,3,4, Junior Play 3, Library Club 1,2,3,4, Librarian 1, 2, 3,4, Warrior Staff 2, 3,4. Senior Speech Class Play 4, District Voice of Democracy winner 3, District and Local Poppy Poster winner 1, 3, Inter-High Day 1, 2, Drama Club 4. MOHATT. MICHAEL CHARLES -(Mike, Mol - College Preparatory - Football 1, Student Manager (B. Ball) 2, Band 1,2,3,4, Cnoir 1, Junior Play 3, Senior Speech Class Play 4, Speech Team 4, Drama Club 4, Officer 4. NIERSTHEIMER, MARLA FAYE -(Kraut) - Commercial - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Madrigal 3,4, Small Group 1, 2.3, SWC Clinic 3,4, Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4, Musical 2,3,4, Co. Gov't Day 3, FBLA 3,4, Officer 3, Student Secretary 3, 4, Class Officer 1, Qualified for Regents 4. OLSON, STEWART ALLEN -(Speed) - YGI - Football 1, VICA 3, Officer 4. PALMER, WAYNE LEON - (Twain) - TGI - Wrestling 2, Choir 1, VICA 3,4. PEDERSON. STEVE LYNN - (Pete) - General - Football 1, Choir 1.2, Boys' Glee 1,2, Musical 2, Co. Gov't Day 3, FBLA 2, VICA 3, DECA 3,4. PLOCK, TAMARA JANELLE -(Tammie) - General - Sioux Club 2,3, Choir 2. Girls' Glee 1, 2, Musical 2, Library Club 2.3, DECA 4, Senior Speech Class Play 4. POWERS, SHARON KAY - (Killer) - General - Transfer from Butte, Nebr. 2. PRACHT, KENNETH I ZSTER-(Ken) - College Ficparatory -Football 1, Wrestling 1, Track 1, Choir 1, Boys' Glee 1, Co. Gov't Day 3, FBLA 2,3, Officer 3, Indian Staff 2, Lunchroom Assistant 3,4, DECA 3,4, Candidate for State DECA Vice-President 4. PROVINCE, TERRY PAUL - General - Transfer from Curtis, Nebr. 3, Football 1, Basketball 1,2, Band 1, Pep Band 1, Choir 1. RAY, JOHN ELLIOT - General -DECA 4. RICHARDSON, MARY MARGARET - (M. R« ) - College Preparatory - Sioux Club 1,2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4, Band 1.2.3.4, SWC Clinic 4, Pep Band 1,2, Small Group 1,2.3, 4, Choir 1,3, SWC Clinic 3, Girls'Glee 1,3, Musical 3, Co. Gov't Day 3, FTA 3,4, Officer 3, Homecoming Candidate 4, Library Club 1,2,3, 4, Nat. Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 1,3,4, Officer 4, Warrior Staff 1,2,3,4, Asst. Editor 4, Girls' Track 2, Inter High Day 1, 2, Qualify for Regents 4, Speech Team 4. RUSSELL, BECKY LEA - (Rusty, Red) - College Preparatory -Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, Spotter 3, FBLA 3, FTA 3,4, Indian Staff 3,4, Junior Play 3, Library Club 3,4, Librarian 3,4. RUSSELL, JOHN CLARK - (J. R.) - College Preparatory - Football 1.2.3.4, Wrestling 1, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, B Club 3,4, Track 1,2, 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, SWC Clinic 3,4, Choir 1,3,4, Boys' Glee 1,3,4, Musical 3, Co. Gov't Day 3, Homecoming Candidate 4. Nat. Honor Society 3,4, Officer 4, Warrior Staff 3,4. RUSSELL, RODNEY DUANE -(Rod) - TGI - Student Manager (B. Ball) 2, Choir 1, Boys' Glee 2, VICA 3,4. SCHWEITZER, LARRY ALAN -(Swede) - TGI - Football 4, Wrestling 4, B Club 4, Track 1, Choir 1, VICA 3,4. SCHWEITZER, ROBERTA LOUISE - (Bert) - General - Transfer from Hartville, Missouri 4, Choir 1,2,3, Girls' Glee 1,2, 3, Junior Play 3. Class Officer 1, DECA 4, Girls' P E. award 3, Music Clinic 2,3. SCOFIELD, JOAN LARHAE - College Preparatory - Sioux Club 1.2.3.4, Cheerleader 3,4, Spotter 1,2, Choir 1,4, Small Group 4, Girls' Glee 4, Musi- 167 cal 1,4, Co. Gov't Day 3, Indian Staff 1,2, 3.4, Editor 2.3.4, Library Club 1,2, 3,4, Student Council 4, Student Secretary 4. Senior Speech Class Play 4, Qualified for Regents 4, Speech Team 4. SCOTT, RAYMOND BENNETT -Vocational Agriculture - Football 3.4. Wrestling 1, B Club 3, 4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Madrigal 3,4, SWC Clinic 2, 3.4, Boys'Glee 1,2, 3,4, Musical 2,3,4, FFA 1,2, 3,4. Officer 3, Homecoming King 4, Choir Section Leader 4. SHAFER, REGINA MAY - College Preparatory - Sioux Club 2, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2, 3.4, Choir 1, Girls' Glee 1, FT A 4, Indian Staff 3, Junior Play 3, Library Club 3. SHEA, JOSEPH PATRICK - TGI -Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 3, B Club 2,3,4, Track 2, 3.4, Choir 1,4, Boys' Glee 1, 4, Musical 4, Co. Gov't Day 3, Homecoming Candidate 4, Indian Staff 3,4, Student Council 1,2. SHEPPARD, MARTHA DEE-(Shep, Marty) - Vocational Home Ec. - Girls' Track 2. Sioux Club 1, Choir 1,2, 3,4, Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4, Musical 2.3.4, SORENSON, DEANNA LYNN -(Dea) - General - Transfer from Burwell, Nebr. 1,2, Pep Band 1,2, Band 1,2, FBLA 4. STEVENS, MARTHA ANN - (Sam) - College Preparatory - Sioux Club 1,2, 3,4, Officer 4, Spotter 3,2. Choir 1,2, Musical 2, Girls' Glee 2, Indian Staff 2.3.4, Junior Play 3, Library Club 2, Librarian 4, Nat. Honor Society 4, Regents Winner 4, Finalist for National Merit Scholarship 4, Student Secretary 4. Glee 3, FBLA 3, DECA 4, Officer 4. TREW, BONNIE JUNE - Commercial - Choir 1,2, Girls' Glee 1.2, FBLA 3,4. VAN CAMPEN, STEPHEN HOMER - (Homer, H , Steve) - College Preparatory - Band 1, 2, 3, 4, SWC Clinic 3, Pep Band 1, 2.3.4, Small Group 3,4, Choir 1, Qualified for Regents 4, Senior Speech Class Play 4. VAUGHAN, MARK RANDALL -(Cheetah) - Vocational Agriculture - Football 1,3, BasketE: ’1'' 1.2, Student Manager (Ft. Ball) 1, Track 1,2,3.4, Band 1,2, 3.4, Pep Band 1.2, 3,4, FFA 2.3.4, VICA 2,3, Librarian 3, 4. WARREN, GILES HENRY - College Preparatory - Football 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 2, Golf 3,4, Student Manager (fe. Ball) 1,2,3, B Club 3,4, Band 1,2, 3.4, Pep Band 4, Small Group 4, Choir 1, Junior Play 3. WILLIS, DIANA KAY - (Diane) -General - Sioux Club 1, 2, Choir 1,2, Girls' Glee 1,2. YAMAMOTO, CATHERINE ANNE - (Cay) - College Preparatory -Sioux Club 1,2, Band 1,2,3, Pep Band 1,2,3, Choir 4, Girls' Glee 4, Library Club 3.4, Warrior Staff 4, Drama Club 4, Qualify for Regents 4. SMITH. MARK THOMAS - (Coon) - College Preparatory - Cross Country 1,2,3,4, State Champions 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Student Manager (Ft. Ball) - 1, B Club 3,4, Track 1,2,3, Choir 1, Boys' Glee 1, Homecoming Candidate 4, Indian Staff 1,2,3,4, Junior Play 3, Student Council 4, Speech Team 4, Sr. Speech Class Play 4. STEWART, LANA MARIE - College Preparatory - Sioux Club 1,2,3, Choir 1, FBLA 4, Indian Staff 3,4, Junior Play 3, Library Club 1, 2, Class Officer 4. TALBOT, DAVID PHILLIP - (All American) - College Preparatory-Band 1,2, 3,4, SWC Clinic 3, Pep Band 2.3.4, Choir 1, Warrior St aft 1,2,3, 4, Swing Band 2, Stage Band 4, Brass Choir 3, 4, Qualify for Regents 4. TIERNEY, CONSTANCE LEA -(Conni) - Commercial - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, Choir 1, Girls' 168 169 c 0 N c L U s 1 o N We, of the Warrior Staff would like to thank all the people who have made this 1971 Warrior possible especially Beverly-Baker Studio, Cliff Klirk Studio, Willson s Studio and Camera Shop, Raymond Photography, Worley Studio, Brown Harano Studio and Camera Shop, Higgins Studio, The Anderson Studio, Landgren Studio and Camera Shop, and Jack Bailey Studio, the Custer County Chief, Mr. Jim Lorensen, and Mr. Eric Otte, all of whom provided us with their photographic services. We would also like to give our thanks to Mrs. Delores Hendrickson, who takes care of our finances, and Mr. Joe Cupl, our very dedicated sponsor. We hope this yearbook has accomplished its goal; that of capturing some of the great moments and events of this school year, 1970-1971. We also hope that this book will be meaningful to each one of you in at least one way. As Sir John Denham once wrote: Books should to one of these four ends conduce, For wisdom, piety, delight, or use. Assistant Editor - MARY RICHARDSON 170 ADVERTISERS CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF TYPEWRITERS ADDERS Office Furniture School Supplies PHONE 872-2471 172 EXPERT PHOTOGRAPHY FOR ANY OCCASION Natural Color, Black White, Oils Cameras, Film Kodak Processing Picture Frames — Photos Copied BEVERLY BAKER STUDIO 173 BOB BEVERLY FITZPATRICK IN SIDE OF SQUARE—BROKEN BOW, NEBR. COMPLETE LINE OF ALL BUILDING MATERIALS The Home of Dierks Yellow Pine Poles and Posts Glaze rUilJjJTUil £ Phone 872-6461 305 South 9th Avenue Broken Bow. Nebraska (?anfiet (Renter' L. K. GLAZE, owner 174 JIM’S CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Broken Bow, Nebraska 872-2469 COOPERATIVE MARKETING ASSOCIATION Gas, Oil Accessories Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone 872-5802 Farm Supplies Eddjrville, Nebraska Phone 40 175 SARGENT IRRIGATION CO. Broken Bow, Nebr. Congratulations Class of 1971 GOVIER BROTHERS MORTUARY BROWN FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES EVERETT GOVIER GEORGE GOVIER Congratulations Class of ’71 Broken Bow - Mason City Those Heavenly Carpets by Lees Lane Cedar Chests Hoover Cleaners 542 S. 9th Admiral Color T. V. Broken Bow Phone 872-2424 Kroehler Upholstered Furniture 176 Specializing in Savings Acc'ts and Loans on Homes Broken Bow, Nebr. Phone 872-5792 Artcarved Diamonds Virgin Diamonds Direct From Johannesburg South Africa DITTMER JEWELRY Your Jeweler on the Square Broken Bow, Nebr, Silver China C rystal Watche s Borel Bulova Longines Wittnauer Accutron 177 HOWARD COBLE Contractor Box 1 Broken Bow, Nebr. Phone 872-2287 CREDIT BUREAU OF BROKEN BOW, INC. Congratulations Class of ’71 LYDDON'S f BEN FRANKLIN STORE J P SPORT AND WESTERN SHOP Phone 872-5227 Burwell Broken Bow, Nebr. Cong ratulations BROKEN BOlf fSBANK Broken Bow, Nebraska Each depositor Insured to 915jOOO FDIi KOMAl DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Complete Banking Service Broken Bow, Nebraska ARMSTRONG SAFEWAY’S BUSINESS IS SAVING YOU IMPLEMENT CO. MONEY WITH Allis-Chalmers Tractors and Farm Equipment DISCOUNT PRICES Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone TR 2-5611 ▲ c€) A ALLISCHALMtRS jr 179 Corsages Cut Flowers and Plants m... Flowers by Wire fs. E. SMITH SONSJ V BROKE OW Takes This Opportunity to Extend Our Congratulations to the 1971 Graduating Class of Broken Bow, Nebraska Flowers for All Occasions BROKEN BOW FLORAL AND NURSERY CO. FIRST AVENUE MOTEL A home away from home Owners: HOWARD AND MABEL BAILLIE 180 Best wishes to the Senior Class B—D BECTON AND DICKINSON CO. Congratulations to the Class of 71” j,h'EFRRM STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES JACK’S TEXACO AND TIRE SERVICE U-HAUL TRUCKS AND TRAILERS H. LEE JONES HOWARD A. JONES 446 South E. on Highways 70, 2 and 92 Broken Bow, Nebraska 68822 Have Car Will Travel 872-5191 JOE S. RAY PHONE 872-5671 181 Best of Luck to our Youth of Broken Bow REDMAN’S SHOES (F) JOHN DEERE The Home of Courteous Friendly Service Choose from the Long Green Line for the Finest in Farm Equipment See R.Y. Before You Buy HOLCOMB PHARMACY R.Y. Inc. Broken Bow, Nebr. Phone 872-2261 421 South Ninth Broken Bow, Nebr. 68822 Phone 872-5231 Our Profession - Your Good Health A Congratulations, Class of ’71 lennetff ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY m Congratulations Class of 1971 Broken Bow, Nebraska 182 LYNE ELECTRIC (MYERS CONSTRUCTION) Complete Electrical Sales and Service RCA Whirlpool Appliances and Kitchen Aid Phone 872-6131 'You Call Us -- We'll Wire You. Broken Bow, Nebr. Phone 872-5469 TUMBLEWEED CAFE Congratulations to the Broken Bow Seniors Class of 1971 Broken Bow's Finest and Newest Best of Luck to Each of You. REST HAVEN MANOR Open 24 Hours a Day Broken Bow, Nebr. 183 TO SUIT YOUR TASTE BOW BOOTERIE COME IN and BROWSE AROUND K . C. Shoes and Ladies Sportswear Miss America, Viner Keds, Cobbies, and Socialites East Side of Square FISKE EQUIPMENT CO. PIONEER BOOK STORE Books Posters Gitts Teens — Adults — Children 184 Krause, Owatonna, BMB, Stanhoist and Speed King and Used Farm Equipment Ph. 872-5021 Res. 872-2525 See Us Today! EAGLE BAR BROKEN BOW, NEBRASKA Shuffle Board, Lunches, Color TV NORVAN HAINES - w TIRE SERVICE, INC. 202 South 9th, Broken Bow, Nebr. SUM’S WESTERN WEAR Your Firestone Headquarters in Broken Bow Central Nebraska's largest and most complete western store. JACK NELSON, Manager Broken Bow, Nebr. Senior Class of 1971 THE ARROW SEED CO. Broken Bow, Nebr. Ph. 872-2231 We Extend Heartiest Shop at Our Store or Order Conveniently by Phone Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1971 Best of Luck to Each of You. YOU’LL LIKE WARDS. Broken Bow, Nebr. 185 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Cadillac - Rambler - Pontiac - GMC Trucks DOTY PACKING CO. Congratulations Class of 1971 ARROW MOTOR CO. Wholesale Beef and Pork Complete Custom Meat Processing Frozen Food Lockers Congratulations Class of ’71 Broken Bow FARISS MENS WEAR HANSEN’S APPLIANCE Your General Electric Dealer Service After the Sale Store for Men and Boys Ph. 872-2132 Broken Bow, Neb. 186 run0 ? ic T if. 7th D SINCLAIR SERVICE KEITH ZIEGLER DENNIS ZIEGLER CONGRATULATIONS Sinclair] CLASS of 1970-71 Batteries—Accessories When you think of Broken Bow, Nebraska Brand Names— Phone 872-9381 think McDonalds CENTRAL NEBRASKA COMMISSION CO. Ronnie Woodward Tom Eberle 872-2243 872-2055 Jerry Eberle Dean Briggs 872-5894 872-5569 UNIVERSAL INSURANCE HOG SALE EVERY THURSDAY AGENCY CATTLE SALE EVERY SATURDAY JIM AND MARY ATKISSON Office Phone 308-872-2421 728 South C. Street Broken Bow, Nebr. 68822 Broken Bow, Nebraska 187 STEVE’S BROKEN BOW WHOLESALE MR. AND MRS. BOB KOOZER y DOG n SUDS DRIVE-IN East Highway 2 and 92. Broken Bow. Nebr. Dog-Gone Good Food and Drinks LaVONNE’S BEAUTY SALON Congratulations to the Class of 71 We Offer You Complete Beauty Service East Side of Square Broken Bow, Nebraska DALE’S PHILLIPS 66 188 Gas, Oil, Tires Batteries and Accessories Service (66J BIRNIP YANTZIP. Grain and Peed Broken Bow, Nebraska Congratulations SEARS CATALOG STORE Manager Giles H. Warren RUFF MOTOR CO. Congratulations CORVAIR i fr——A , BUICK Congratulations, Seniors BILL AND MARY DOTY Broken Bow AT ALL TIMES GERALD A. THURMAN Abstracting mj Loans Real Estate Insurance BOW AGENCY LARON L. WRIGHT Life and Casualty Loans Small and Real Estate Loans H R Block Income Tax Service Phone 872-6249 Broken Bow, Nebraska 189 NEBRASKA STATE BANK ADAMS DAIRY QUEEN BOW AUTO HOSPITAL Dairii Queen 190 RUSS, ANGENETTE ADAMS AND FAMILY 115 South 5th Avenue Box 58 Phone 872-2266 Broken Bow, Nebraska 68822 Safety Service Is Our Business FRANK NOVA BILL GAMBLE BILL PRICE COUNTRYSIDE Congratulations MOBILE HOMES 12, 14, 24 wide Homes-Campers DR. L.R. WALLACE GARY NEKUDA, OWNER OPTOMETRIST East Highway 2 BuS'Ph0 e Broken Bow 872-6142 Nebraska 68822 Broken Bow, Nebr. 68822 BOW OIL COMPANY HEFFELFINGER JEWELRY BOW OIL STATION 24-hour Service The Best to the Class of 71” BOW MART Watches Groceries Drugs Notions W y ler— Bu 1 ova—Ca ravel 1 e Diamonds ON HWY. 2 East Edge of Broken Bow Gifts Repair ROY’S PASTIME INC. GAMBLES Roy’s Marge Haines Famous for PIZZA AUTHORIZED DEALER BRUCE AND EVELYNE WHITE Largest and Best Hamburgers o n- j and Dinners ,,, Billiards Shuffle 10 Tables Phone 872-9363 Board In Broken Bow, Nebraska CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE FARMERS INSURANCE EXCHANGE CLAIRE MILLER Broken Bow, Nebraska Auto - Travel - Fire - Life Seen most often when there's water to soften. B. V. HOLMES 872-5381 DR. R. E. FREITAG fw L Lm M 1J ■ Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 In Knowledge lies Security Congratulations to Our School, Our Pupils, and Our Teachers. DEAN SIGNS CENTRAL NEBRASKA East Broadway DRUG CO. Broken Bow, Nebraska Broken Bow, Nebraska We Extend Heartiest Congratulations to the Senior Clas of 1971 MASTER CLEANERS Best of Luck to Each of You. THE HALSTROMS JERRY AND JUNE STEGGS Broken Bow 192 THE OLSEN COMPANY WHITEHEAD Where Only the Look Is WATCH SHOP Expensive. Ladies' and Gents' Watches Clothing and Shoes for the and Bands entire family. It costs no Watch Repair East Side more to shop at a finer store. Broken Bow East Side of the Square Broken Bow, Nebraska LEIGH’S BARBER SHOP Your Business Appreciated Phone 872-5977 Ml ' MARY JIM’S IF IT’S COOD FOOD BAKERY YOU WANT- BUZZ AND BETTY’S CAFE Congratulations, Class of 1971 BUZZ AND BETTY HOOBLER PALMER PAYNE AND DITSON MONUMENT CO. [if ] ’ [•iJfl] ▼ FABRIC CENTER Home of Fine Fabrics Hottest Brand Going Ilene Powell and Jaunita Connely 193 CORNER Best Wishes to the STYLE SHOPPE Class of ’71 Lady's Apparel WILLIAM C. SCHAPER CARLOS E. SCHAPER LAURA and DOROTHY Meet Your Friends FEDERAL LAND at the BANK ASSOCIATION ACHE PAIN BARBER SHOP Farm and Ranch Loans Long Term Low Rate on the North Side of the Square. F. A. WITCHER Manager LA PETITE SHOPPE Congratulations Class of '71 BROKEN BOW PRINTERY Your Beauty Is Our Business T T rnmv T-} r-� t— ttn Commercial Printing Office Supplies BETTY REED The World's Finest Ph. 872-6167 Portable Typewriters Ph. 872-2191 VERN COOK MEAD LUMBER COMPANY |Mobil| Building Headquarters We’re Proud of You,” Class of 1971 RALPH McCLOUGHAN - Owner Phone 2-5791 You're Miles Ahead With Mobil 194 arar E. R. PURCELL East Highway 2 Broken Bow, Nebraska 68822 Job Printing FIRST AVENUE STORE CLYDE ARNOLD and SON 7:00 A. M. - 10:00 P. M. Feed and Elevator Open 7 Days a Week 142 South 10th Ave. Broken Bow, Nebr. FARRITOR Used Parts and Body Shop Free Long Distance Line 80 Stations Over 7 States FARRITOR AUTO PARTS If We Don't Have the Parts We Can Get Them VARNEY REXAL DRU STORE (Rely On Us for Your Health Needs) North Side pf Square 872-2321 SANDERS AND HOLCOMB Your Independent. Home-Owned Store Phone 872-6415 Insurance - Loans - Realtors Phone 872-5261 195 TRIPLETTS APPLIANCE ARROW HOTEL Maytag Zenitli Frigidaire Singer Headquarters Across the Street from Safeway for class reunions 872-2436 Broken Bow, Nebraska Broken Bow, Nebraska JIM WALDRON LEWIS FLORAL Best Wishes to the Class of '71 BROKEN BOW, NEBRASKA rnone: o z-zozi CONGRATULATIONS COOKSLEY FORD SALES CLASS OE '71 Congratulations FORD LINCOLN MERCURY Service Sales Parts SALES SERVICE GATEWAY BEAUTY SALON Edith Connely 517 South D 872-5065 F. A. BATES, INC. WM. PENN LODGE International New Holland Highways 2-92-70 One-Half Mile East Sales Service Broken Bow, Nebraska 872-2414 872-2412 Broken Bow, Nebraska 196 SURE HATCHERY SECURITY STATE BANK Congratulations to the Seniors of ’ll The Store With the Checkerboard Sign” ■■■■■■■■■■ w.w-■ ■■■■■■■■■■ Custer County FDIC Broken Bow, Nebraska Uko; SHEA'S BOB ' PETE TANK WAGON SERVICE 540 South E. St. Broken Bow 872-9367 BROKEN BOW LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS m Phone 872-2022 135 South 9th Ave. Best Wishes to the Class of ’71 Congratulations, Seniors SHULTZ TRUCK AND TRACTOR TEDD C. HUSTON CARLYLE S. MARCHER REPAIR Broken Bow STEPHENS REALTY CO. Groceries and Meats Real Estate Insurance Loans at Bonds ERVIN ROY BROADWAY 872-2062 MARKET 197 FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. Massey-Ferguson - Farmhand Sales and Service East on Highway 2 WENQUIST, INC. Auto Supplies Auto Parts and Accessories Broken Bow, Nebraska 68822 872-2464 ALLAN WOODWARD AGENCY INC Allan Woodward Auctioneer and Realtor Real Estate—Loans and Complete Auction Service Broken Bow, Nebraska SIDLES COMPANY Wholesale Auto Parts Broken Bow, Nebr. COAST TO COAST STORES Phone 872-2551 JAMES (JIM) E. PEISTER Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 BOW THEATER AND DRIVE INN _ thank you for your patronage! Congratulations, Class of ’71 iJLX everyone else doosj The Swingin'; Generation (Xiary Illingworth and Lisa V.allace) Lynette Keth DeAnn Druer Ann Burke Julie Doty The last total solar eclipse Arch 7, 19 of the century iiorw now. brown oo rVVV? Keith Jones “This thingara jigtogrindSTr.okevitk should do iti This is tough stuffJJJ SlMIOt HIGH SCHOOL Lorira says You tu;« pull to heco' a £ood rdlkcr. Watch it John and Sorry • • . didn!t you vcrej Jan Kyslop .llingwarth Ooo - oo - ooh • . . this Excc dr in headache Ho 3.1416 • . . 1 J • 'A little nonsense now and then is relished by the test of men, Ho3', you people look funny . J Mar Pat - a - cake J Pat - a - cakej Baker-nan , . J .atch it. You leave try tagger aloneJ 'CUTi . . . and never darken ray door againj no cavitiesJ The Passing of a Grand Old Dame Built in 1910, with massive interior woodwork and brass fittings, this building became quite an imposing structure in the community. It served as a high school until the student body outgrew its size. When the new senior high building was constructed in 1938 next to it, the older one was converted for junior high purposes. The old building was razed during the summer of 1970. With it went scores of carved initials and memories. To you. Grand Old Lady, we bid a fond adieu! — Photos by Mr. John Sweenie 214 215