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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1975 volume:

WARRIOR I97S Broken Bow Junior-Senior High School FOREWORD Everyone knows the yearbook was designed to recall memories of their Junior and Senior High School years. These remembrances include exciting, anticipated events - such as waiting for the results of Homecoming King and Queen, anticipating which class will win the Homecoming display, and probably the most exciting event of all, the Junior-Senior Prom. There are also memories of things not so exciting -small, unimportant things to some people - but memories just the same to others. Some of you may have singed your hair or eyebrows while working with bunsen burners in Mr. Cupl’s room, some of you may have had fun while practicing for the next performance (above and center photos), and some of you may have surprised everyone by actually learning sometliing (lower right photo). It is certain that each and every one of you have your own unique memories. 2 The annual staff invites you to look through our Warrior and recall some of these memories. TABLE OF CONTENTS ACTIVITIES ADMINISTRATION SPORTS CLASSES STUDENT LIFE ADVERTISING FACULTY ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT LIFE Student life in Broken Bow High includes many things. It includes waiting in the long, lingering, and often times lively lunch line. It also includes relaing in the halls between classes, cheering at pep rallies, and participating in a wide variety of extra -curricular activities. 6 9 10 BOARD OF EDUCA TION The Broken Bow Board of Education is made up of Dr. A. L. Jones. President: Mr. Royce Ferguson, Vice-President; Mr. Howard Hanson, Secretary: Mr. Charles Giles, Treasurer: Mrs. Naomi Armstrong, and Dr. Fred Kottemeyer (Below). Newly elected board members for this year are Dr. Ron Simmons and Mr. Jim Girardin (Right). 12 The youih of today live in a world that is characterized by rapid scientific and social changes. For this reason the role of the school is more important than ever before in helping shape the future. It is my hope that each member of our student body may be able to look back on the days in B.B.H.S. and recall many pleasant memories and satisfying experiences. These recollections should be pleasant memories accompanied with a realization that they were a pan of preparation for a prosperous and meaningful life. I am sure that this yeaook will serve as a valuable collection of memories. R. Hanson, Superintendent Congratulations to the Annual Staff and the Class of 1975. You have made a fine annual filled with a true and happy picture of Broken Bow High School. Every owner of this annual will find many hours of enjoyment between these covers. I would also like to wish the Class of 1975 success. May your years spent in Broken Bow High School prove to be beneficial to a life of prosperity and happiness. Good Luck and Best Wishes, Keith Wade, Principal Congratulations to the Class of 75 and may all your endeavors in life be successful. Congratulations to the Annual Staff on a fine publication that will hold forever the joys of school life during the past year. L. Stithem Vice-Principal Director of Activities 13 MEET OUR FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT Cesar Ruelas is a foreign exchange student at Broken Bow High School for 1974-75. He is sixteen years old and conies from Los Mochis Sin., Mexico. The population of this town is about 120,000 people. Los Mochis is a town located on the west coast of Mexico about 100 miles north of the Tropic of Cancer. The climate, becasuse of the sea, is hot in the summer and mild in the winter. Basically, one can swim the year around, except for the coldest winter days. Cesar's family consists of his parents and a twelve year-old brother. His father operates a cattle business and supermarket. Cesar compares American and Mexican schools and comments: American and Mexican schools differ in many ways. The principal difference between them are - (1) Mexican students spend the day in one classroom, while American students go to different classrooms. (2) Mexican students do not have a lunch period. However, between each class they have a rest period of fifteen minutes. During this time they can go to the cafeteria and eat, play, or study. We asked Cesar how he liked being a foreign exchange student and he said: Last year when my mom told me about the exchange program, I took the chance and I'm here now. The most important reason I wanted to be an exchange student was to learn how other people live and speak - I wanted to learn another language. It's great to be an exchange student. I'm really delighted to be here in Broken Bow, and I'll always thank the families who I stayed with, my teachers, and my schoolmates for all the help they have given me. I won’t forget this time here in all my life. u GERALD ANSON: Mathematics, Junior High Fooball CHERYL ANDERSON: Vocational Home Economics BILL BLACKBURN: Social Studies, 9th Grade Basketball, Junior High Football MARY COSTELLO: Spanish. English, School Newspaper BEATRICE COSNER: Special Education FLORENCE COX: Guidance Counselor, Speech, Vocational English JOE CUPL: Science DON DAVIS: Speech, English, K. B. O. W., Concord, Drama BETTY GAYLEY: Junior High Library Aide JANA GURNEY: Vocal Music DOUG GRUNDY: English NANCY HALFERTY: Speech Therapy MYRTLE HALL: Senior High Librarian, Library Club GERRIT HAMBLIN: Social Studies , Junior High Student Council JIM JENSEN: Mathematics, Junior High Football, 7th Grade Basketball , Junior High Track CAROL KASSELDER: Art, Art Club NERINE KLEEB: Special Education VIRGIL KORTE: Mathematics, Senior High Football, Senior High Basketball, Track, 10th Grade Sponsor JIM MILLS: Industrial Education, Wrestling Coach, Cross Country, Junior High Track EILEEN MULLER: Home Economics, F.H.A. , Junior High Pep Club VICKI MACKENSTADT: English RHONDA O'NEIL: Special Education , Sioux Club ERIC OTTE: Vocational Agriculture, F.F.A. DAVID PIERCEALL: Business Education, D.E.C.A., Annual BILL REICHERT: Band, Instrumental Music RANDY RIPPEN: Trade and Industry, V.I.C.A, MARK RUSSELL: Mathematics, Health Education, Track Coach 18 PAT RUSSELL: English, P.E. , Girls' Track BOB SEEGER: Science, 8th Grade Sponsor BOB SIXEL: Office Education, Senior High Football, Head Basketball Coach STANLEY STAAB: Social Science , Senior High Football, Junior High Wrestling LOUISE STUTZMAN: English JOHN SWEENIE: Guidance, Human Growth and Development, Junior Class Sponsor DARREL SYBRANT: Science, Head Junior High Football Coach, Wrestling, Head Girls' Track Coach DICK WRAY: Typewriting, P.E., Head Football Coach GARY WRIGHT: Social Science, 8th Grade Basketball The Sandhills Educational Services Coop was formed this year to serve all schools in Custer and Blaine counties. Staff members (Left to Right) include Dr. Martin L. Heflebower, Director Psychologist; Patricia Bomberger, Vocational Adjustment Counselor: Muriel Kai, Resource Teacher: Alda Tooker, Resource Teacher: Robin Zeigler, Speech Therapist: Janice Price, Resource Teacher; Rhonda O'Neil. Resource Teacher; Clarine Dickinson, Teacher-Aide; Elizabeth Sintek, Speech Therapist; Nancy Halferty, Speech Therapist; Nerine Kleeb, Teacher-Exceptional Children; Beatrice Cosner, Teacher-Aide: Jerry Mielke, Resource Teacher. 19 PAT WADE: Study Hall MARILYN COBLE: Secretary to Superintendent LOUISE CLARK: Secretary to Principal BIRDIE OLSON: Bookkeeper ELSIE JENSEN: Lunchroom Coordinator CYE MILLER: Custodian DOYLE DAVIS: Custodian VERLE ELI SON: Custodian LUELLA MONINGER: Custodian The Cooks at Broken Bow High School include: (From Left to Right) NORMA YANTZIE. LEONA HEATH. LUELA BALLARD, JUNETOLEN. FATE DAVIS. 20 FIRST ROW TONY ABEL: Intramural 12, B. Ball 9-11; Track 9, 10; Honor Roll 9-12; B-Ball Letter. JIM ALBIN: Ft. Ball 9-12; Golf 9-12; Intramural 10, 11; F.F.A. 9-12; (Sec. 11); Annual 10-12; Student Council 9-12 (Pres. 9, 12): Choris 10-12; Madrigal 10; Swing Choir 10-12; Boys' Quartet 11, 12; K.B.O.W. 12; B-Club 9-12; Honor Roll 9-12; Natl. Honor Soc; All State Choir; Letter in Golf, Ft. Ball. BECKY ALBRACHT: Intramural 10, 12; Y.A.R.C. 9-12 (Pres. 11, 12); V-Ball 9; Lib. Club 10-12; Annual 9-12; D.E.C.A. 11; Sioux Club 10, 11; Choir 10-12; S.W.C. Clinic. SECOND ROW JENIEL ANDERS: Sioux Club 10, 11; Y.A.R.C. 9-12; Choir 10, 11; Band 10, 11; Girls' Octet 11. SUSAN APPLEGARTH: Y.A.R.C. 9-11 (Pres. 10); D.E.C.A. 12. ROD BAXTER: Ft. Ball 9-11; Wresting 10-12; B-Club 9-11; Letter in Ft. Ball, Track, Wrestling. THIRD ROW DARYL BERNHARDT: Y.A.R.C. 11, 12; Art Club 10, 11; Band 10; Foreign Exchange Student to Mexico 12. TIM BIRNIE: Ft. Ball 9-12; B-Ball 9. 10; Track 9, 10; B-Club 11. 12 (V. Pres 12); D.E.C.A. 12; Letter in Ft. Ball. DEB BOGGS: Track 9, 10; V-Ball 10-12; Intramural 10-12; Sioux Club 9-11; B-Club 10-12 (Treas. 12); F.B.L.A. 11; Co. Gov. Day; Band 9-11; Y.A.R.C. 11, Concord 12; V-Ball Most Improved Player. FOURTH ROW KIM BOHY: V-Ball 9-12; Track 9, 10; Intramural 9-12; Sioux Club 9-11; B-Club 10-12 (Pres. 11, 12); Band 9-11; Choir 9, 10; Concord 10-12; Hon. Men. State V-Ball Tour. 12; 2nd Team V-Ball S.W.C.; S.W.C. Music Clinic 11; Homecoming Cand.12. DEBRA BOWLING: Girls' Track 9, 10; Art Club 11, 12; Res. Cheerleader 10; Choir 9-12; Swing Choir 10-12; Musicals; Sr. Class Treas. MIKE BRISTOL: Ft. Ball 9-11; 22 Wrestling 9-12; F.F.A. 9-12. He looked. . . and He Wondered. . . FIRST ROW BECKY BUNTEMEYER: Track 9-12; Sioux Club 10-12; Lib. Club 10-12 (Pres. 12); Concord 10-12; Lib. Club Sec. 10; B-Club 10-12 (Treas. 11); Band 9-11; Annual 10-12; Majorette 9-11. MITCH BUNTEMEYER: Golf 10-12; Ft. Ball St. Mgr. 10; Intramural 11-12; B-Club; Jr. Class Treas.; Band 9-11. DIANE BURKE: Art Club 11; Choir 9, 11, 12. SECOND ROW KEVIN BRUSH: Ft. Ball 9-12; B-Ball 9-12; Track 9-12; B-Club (Pres. 12); Stage Band; Swing Choir; Annual 9-11; S.W.C. Music Clinic 10, 11; Frosh. Class Treas.; Jr. Class Pres.; Soph. Class Off.; Ntl. Hon. Society; Boy’s State; Hon. Roll 9-12; Ntl. Merit Scholar; Ft. Ball Co-Capt. TERRI CARPENTER: ''-Ball 10; Track 10; Concord 11, 12; K.B.O.W. 12; Cheerleader 10; Indian 10, 11; Soph, and Jr. Class Sec. CYNTHIA CHRISTENSEN: Track 9-12: Warrior 12; Sioux Club 9, 10; Lib. Club 9-12; Art Club 10-12; Girl B-Club 9-12; Choir 9; Letter in Track. THIRD ROW MONTE CLARK: Ft. Ball 9-12; Wrestling 12; B-Ball 10; Intramural 11; Track 10; B-Club; Sr. Class V. Pres; Ft. Ball All Conf. Hon. Men. VICKIE CLAY: Sioux Club 9, 10; Lib Club 9; Y.A.R.C. 9: F.H.A. 9. BILL COLE: Lib. Club 12, transfer from Merna, Neb. FOURTH ROW BARB COLLINS: Track 9; Sioux Club 9-12 (Treas. 11, Sec. 12); Lib. Club 10-12; Y.A.R.C. 10, Band 9-12; Choir 9-11; Annual 10-12; Concord 11, White Sweater Squad, S.W.C. Music Clinic 11, 12. KATHLEEN CROGHAN: D.E.C.A. 12, transfer from Ohio. CAROLYN CURLILE: Y.A.R.C. 9-11; Sioux Club 10, 11; D.E.C.A. 12; Hon. Roll 10. FIRST ROW He Was A Qtudeni JUDY DENESIA: V-Ball 9; Intramural 10; Sioux Club 9-11; Lib. Club 10, 11; D.E.C.A. 11; Art Club 10-12; Y.A.R.C. 9-12 (Treas. 9, PR 10, V. Pres. 11, 12). TERRY DERR; Ft. Ball 9-12; V.I.C.A. 12; B-Club 11, 12; Intramural 11, 12; Sec. Treas. V.I.C.A. 12. SCOTT DITSON: Intramural 12; Track 10; V.I.C.A. 11; D.E.C.A. 11, 12. SECOND ROW KATHY DIXON: Art Club 9-12; Lib. Club 9-10; Sioux Club 9, 10; Y.A.R.C. 9, 10 (Sec. 9, 10). PAT DOTY: Ft. Ball 9-12; B-Ball 9-12; Track 9; Golf 10-12; B-Club 11, 12; Annual 10, 11; Concord 11, Musical 10, 12; St. Coun. 12; Co. Gov. Day 11; Hon. Roll 9-12; Letter in Ft. Ball, B-Ball. MIKE DURYEA: Ft. Ball 9-12; Wrestling 12; B-Ball 9; Intramural; B-Club; St. Coun. 9, 12; Co. Gov. Day 11; S.W.C. Music Clinic 11, 12; Homecoming Cand. 12. THIRD ROW STEVE EACKER: Track 9-12; Ft. Ball 9; Art Club 10-12; V.I.C.A. 11, 12; B-Club 11, Intramural 10-12; Track 9-12; Hon. Society 11. RANDY EICHELBERGER; B-Ball 11. ROBERTA FARRITOR; Sioux Club 10, 11; Lib. Club 10-12; Y.A.R.C. 11, 12; F.H.A. 10; Concord 10, D.E.C.A. 11. FOURTH ROW DEB FINK; Art Club 11, 12; Choir 9, 11; Sioux Club 10. RAY FINK: Ft. Ball 9-12; Wrestling 9-12; B-Club 11, 12; F.F.A. 9-12 (Reporter 12); Letter in Ft. Ball, Wrestling. SYNDEE FOOTE: Y.A.R.C. 9-12; Lib. Club 10-12; Sioux Club 10-12; F.H.A. 9. 10; Concord 10, 11. 24 And He Was Often Alone . . . FIRST ROW RANDY GILES: B-Ball 9; Intramural 10-12: Band 9-12; Pep Band 9-12; Stage Band 10-12; Golf 11, 12; St. Coun. 12; Hon. Roll 9-12; Co. Govt. Day 11, S.W.C. Music Clinic; 1st S.W.C. Stage Band 10, 11. PAUL GLENDY: Wrestling 9-11; F.F.A. 9, 11, 12; V.I.C.A. 11; Chorus 10, 11; F.F.A. Sentinel 12. RUTH GOVIER: Track 9-11; V-Ball 9-12; Intramural 10, 11; Cheerleader 9-12; Annual 9-12; Indian 9-12; Lib. Club 10, 11; Girls' Octet 11, B-Club 10-12 (V. Pres 11): S.W.C. (Band 10, Choir 11) Clinic; Concord 10-12; K.B.O.W. 12; Hon. Roll 9-12; Girls' State Delegate 11. SECOND ROW BETH HAILICKA: Track 9; Sioux Club 10, 11; Hon. Roll 9, 10; Track Letter. SYBIL HALLER: Sioux Club 10, 11, Concord 10-12; Stage Band 10-12; Sextet 10; Choir 10-12; Band 9-12; Pep Band 9-12. ANDY HANSON: Ft. Ball 12; Wrestling 12; B-Club; Swing Choir 12; Boys' Quartet 12; Hon. Roll 12: Transfer from Lincoln Southeast. THIRD ROW NEVA HARROLD: Sioux Club 10; D.E.C.A. 11 (Reporter 11); F.H.A. 9. CINDY HILL: Sioux Club 10; Hon. Society 9-11. DEBRA HOBBS: F.H.A. 10; D.E.C.A. 11, 12 (Pres. 12); Choir 10. FOURTH ROW JEFF HORN: Ft. Ball 9-11; Wrestling 9-12; B-Club 9-12; Swing Choir 11; S.W.C. Choir 11; Class V. Pres. 9, 11; Ntl. Hon. Society; Natl. Merit Scholar. BELINDA HUFFAKER: Intramural 10, 11; F.B.L.A. 11; Sioux Club 10-12; Lib. Club 10-12: Indian 12; Annual 11, 12; Concord 10-12; Stage Band 9-12; White Sweater Squad. DEBBY HULINSKY: Track 10; V-Ball 10; Band 9, 10; Sioux Club 10, 11; D.E.C.A. 11; F.H.A- 9; Choir 10. 25 FIRST ROW DEBRA JOHNSON: V-Ball 10: Art Club 11, 12; Choir 10-12: Girls’ Sextet 10; Sioux Club 10. KAREN JOHNSON: Girls’ Track 9; Art Club 9-12; (Sec. 11); Girls' Sextet 10-12; Choir 9-12; Musical 10-12; Natl. Hon. Soc. 11, 12; Hon. Roll 9-12; Homecoming Queen Cand. 12. RICK JONES: V.I.C.A. 11; Choir 10. 11. SECOND ROW STEVE JONES: Wrestling 9-12; Ft. Ball 11, 12; F.F.A. 9-12; (Parliamentarian 11, Pres. 12); Choir 10, 11, 12; Swing Choir 10-12; S.W.C. Choir Clinic; Letter in Wrestling. STEVE KAPS: Y.A.R.C. 11, 12; Art Club 10-12; Band 9, 10; Pep Band 9, 10. Melissa kasselder: Track 9; Intramural 10-12; Sioux Club 10-12 (Pres. 12); B-Club; Art Club 10-12 (Treas. 11, V. Pres. 12); Lib. Club 10-12; Choir 10-12; Concord 10-12; Swing Choir 11, 12; Girls’ Sextet 10; Band 10-12 (V. Pres. 11); Musical 10-12; Hon. Roll 10-12; Homecoming Queen Cand. 12: S.W.C. Music Clinic 11, 12. THIRD ROW KIM KENNEDY: Track 9; Annual 10-12; Art Club 10-12 (V. Pres., Pres.); F.H.A. 10; Choir 11; Sioux Club 10-12 (V. Pres.); White Sweater Squad; Hon.’ Roll 9-12; Homecoming Queen Cand. 12. DARLENE KENT: D.E'.C.A. 12. MARVIN KLEEB: Ft. Ball 9-12; Track 9-10; Golf 11-12; Wrestling 9: Intramural; Indian 12 (Staff Bus. Mgr); Concord (Board of Dir.); B-Club; Annual 12; St. Coun. 10-12 (V. Pres. 12); Flan Award 10; Co. Gov. Day 11; Homecoming King Cand. 12. FOURTH ROW MARK LINDER: Ft. Ball 9-12: Golf 9, 10, 12; Pep Band 10-12; B-Club 12; Band 9-12; Choir 9-12; S.W.C. Band and Chorus Clinic 11; Intramural 11, 12; Soph. Class Pres.; St. Coun. 9, 12. ROBERT LITTLEJOHN: D.E.C.A. 12. CINDY MARCELLUS: D.E.C.A. 11. 12 (Treas. 12). He Was Once A Seeker. . . FIRST ROW And He Sought. . . DAN MASON: D.E.C.A. 11: F.B.L.A. 10: F.F.A. 10: F.B.L.A. (Sec. 10). EDWIN MAYO: Ft. Ball 9; Intramural 10, 11; Wrestling 12; F.B.L.A. 11; S.W.C. Choir Clinic 10, 11: Swing Choir 10; Boys' Quartet 11, 12; Madrigal 10; Musical 11; Hon. Roll 11. RENE MAYO: Track 9-10; V-Ball 9- 12; Intramural 10-12; Sioux Club 10-12; Lib. Club 10-12; Concord 10, 11; Band 10-12; Choir 10-11; Annual 12; co. Gov. Day 11; Hon. Men. V-Ball Minden V-Ball Tour.; White Sweater Squad; S.W.C. Music Clinic 11, 12. SECOND ROW GREG MILLS: Ft. Ball 10; Wrestling 11, Intramural 12; D.E.C.A. 11, 12; Art Club 11; B-Club; F.F.A. 12; Swing Choir 11, 12; Letter in Ft. Ball and Wrestling. CREIG MILLS: Cross Country 9; Track 9, 11, 12; Ft. Ball St. Mgr. 10, 11; B-Club 10-12; Utter in Cross Country, Track, Ft. Ball; S.W.C. chorus 10, 11; Swing Choir 10, 11. DEAN MILLER: Ft. Ball 9, 11, 12; B-Ball 9, 10; Track 9, 10; Intramural 12; F.B.L.A. 10-12; Stage Band 9-12; Swing Choir 10- 12; Concord 10-12; K.B.O.W. 11, 12; S.W.C. Band, Choir Clinic 10-12; Utter in Ft. Ball; Hon. Roll 10, 11. THIRD ROW DUANE MILLER: Cross Country 10, 11; Wrestling 10-12; Track 10, 11; B-Club; Letter in Cross Country, Wrestling, Track. GEORGE MOGENSEN: Ft. Ball 9-12; Choir 10, 11; Wrestling 10, 11; B-Ball 9; B-Club; V.I.C.A. 12; F.F.A. 9-12; Utter in Ft. Ball. MARTY MUSSELMAN: Intramural 11, 12; Golf 9-12; Hon. Roll 9, 10; Co. Gov. Day. FOURTH ROW DEBRA MYERS: Track 9; V-Ball 10; Art Club 10; Choir 10-12; Sextet 10-12; Pep Band 9. MIKE NELSON: B-Ball 9-11; Golf 9-12; Intramural 12; V.I.C.A. 12 (V. Pres. 12); Y.A.R.C. 12. MARILYN NETH: Track 9; V-Ball 10; F.H.A. 9 (Historian); Art Club; Girls' Sextet 10; Sioux Club 10; Choir 10, 11. 27 He Was Now A Qfudenf FIRST ROW SECOND ROW BARB OLSON: Lib. Club 10, 11; Art Club 10-12; Sioux Club 10, 11; D.E.C.A. 11; Annual 10-12. BRIAN OLSON; Wrestling 9-12; F.F.A 10-12 (Treas. 12); B-Club; V.I.C.A. 12; Letter in Wrestling. STEVE OWENS: Wrestling 9-12; Concord 11, 12; B-Club; Wrestling. THIRD ROW STEVE PETERS: Ft. Ball 9-12; B-Ball 9-12; Track 9, 10; B-Club; Concord 11; K.B.O.W. 11, 12; Y.A.R.C. 11; St. Coun. 10-12 (V. Pres. 11); Y.A.R.C. Treas. 11; Letter in Ft. Ball, B-Ball; Track; S.W.C. All Conference Defensive End; Co. Gov. Day 11. RANDY PETERSON: Wrestling 12; F.F.A. 9-12; (Parliamentarian 12). CAROLYN PIRNIE: Indian 10-12 (Editor 12); Sioux Club 10-12; F.H.A. 10: Lib. Club 12; Concord 10-11; Choir 9, 11, 12; Band 9-11; Annual 10-12; Natl. Hon. Soc. 11; Hon. Roll 9-12; Girls' State Alternate. FOURTH ROW VIRGINIA POLAND: F.H.A. 9. BERYL POPP: Wrestling 9, 12; F.F.A. 9-12 (V. Pres. 12, Reporter 11); Hon. Roll 9, 10. HANK PRACHT: ROBERT MYERS: Ft. Ball 9; Wrestling 9, 10; Choir 10; F.F.A. 9, 10; Letter in Ft. Ball. STEVEN NETH: Ft. Ball 9-12; B-Ball 9; Track 9, 10; B-Club; Intramural; Concord; Indian; Choir 9, 11; St. Council (Sec.-Treas.); S.W.C. Most Valuable Defensive Player; Homecoming King 12; Co. Gov. Day 11. CINDY NOVA: Track 9-12; Lib. Club 10-12 (Pres. 12); Girls' B-Club 10-12; Cheerleader 10, 11; D.E.C.A. 11; Concord 10; Y.A.R.C. 11, 12; St. Council 10; Sr. Class Sec. 12. 28 And He Fought FIRST ROW BILL PRESCOTT: Ft. Ball 9-12; B-Ball 9; Track 9; Intramural 10-12; Band 9-12; Choir 10-12; B-Club: Stage Band 9-12; Pep Band 9-12; Soph. Sec. Treas.; B-Club Treas. 12; Letter in Ft. Ball; Hon. Roll 10-12; S.W.C. Band Clinic 10-12; Intramural B-Ball Capt. ALBERT PRYCE: F.F.A. 10-12: V.I.C.A. 11. BILL ROOT: Ft. Ball 11, 12; B-Ball 10-12; B-Club; Choir 11, 12; Swing Choir 11, 12; Letter in Ft. Ball, B-Ball; Transfer from Lexington 10. SECOND ROW SUE SCHRODER: D.E.C.A. 11. 12; F.H.A. 10. Y.A.R.C. 10, 11. SUSAN SEEVERS: Art Club 10-12; D.E.C.A. 12; F.H.A. 9; Lib. Club 11; Sioux Club 10. STEVE SLOGGETT: Ft. Ball 10-12; B-Ball 10-12; Golf 9-12; B-Club; St. Coun. 10-12; Concord, K.B.O.W. 11, 12. THIRD ROW SCOTT SPANEL: V.I.C.A. CARL SPEER: Ft. Ball 9. 10, 12; Cross Country 11; Track 9-12; B-Club; Swing Choir 11; Letter in Ft. Ball and Track. GREG STAMP: FOURTH ROW JAN STEPANEK: Sioux Club 12; Lib. Club 12; Annual 12; Transfer from Marian High Omaha 12. GREG STUCKER: Wrestling 9-12; Track 9; B-Club; V.I.C.A. 11, S.W.C. Hon. Ment. Wrestling 11; Letter in Wrestling. JOAN SULLIVAN: Track 9; Lib. Club 10-12; Annual 12; Pep Club 9-12; Cheerleader 9-12; Co. Gov. Day 11; Choir 10, 11; Head Res. Cheerleader 10; Hon. Roll 9-12. 29 And Somewhere On The Way He Learned. . . FIRST ROW ANN TALBOT: V-Ball 9; An Club 9-12; Sioux Club 9-11; Lib. Club 11; Y.A.R.C. 10, 11; Si. Coun. 9, 11; Soph. Class Treas. JOHN TEMPLIN: F.F.A. 9-12. BEV THORNTON: SECOND ROW CINDEL TOWNS: Track 9-10; Lib. Club 11. 12 (Sec. 11); Art Club 10-12; Chorus 11-12; Girls' Chorus Group 12. LINDA WALLACE: Siud. Mgr. for V-Ball 10: Band 10-12; Sioux Club 10-12; Concord 11; F.B.L.A. 10, 11; B-Club. CHARLENE WARREN: Track 9; Sioux Club 10-12; Lib. Club 10-12; Choir 9-11; Girls' Group 10-12; Accompanist 9-11; Band 9-12; Stagehand 9; Cheerleader 9-12; Head Cheerleader 12; Annual 9- 12; Indian 10-12; Concord 10-12; Concord Board of Directors 12; Co. Gov. Day 11, Homecoming Queen Cand. 12. THIRD ROW ROBERT WHITE: F.F.A. 9-12; Ft. Ball 9; Letter in Ft. Ball. RHONDA WHITESEL: Sioux Club 10- 12; Pep Club 9, Annual 10-12 (Editor 12); S.W.C. Music Clinic 10-12; Band 9-12; Concord 10-12; Choir 10, 11; Sec. Sioux Club 11; White Sweater Squad; Natl. Hon. Society. KAREN WITTIG: Sioux Club 10-12; White Sweater Squad (Head 12); Choir 9, 11. FOURTH ROW JERELL WARD: Intramural B-Ball 11, 12. JENNIFER HUTT: Lib. Club 10-11; Sioux Club 10; An Club 10-12; Y.A.R.C. 9-12 (Sec., Treas.); D.E.C.A. 11. TOM GOVIER: Intramural 10; D.E.C.A. 11, 12 (V. Pres. 12); Y.A.R.C. 11, 12. 30 Senior Mike Bristol approaching the finish line. Pictures were not available for the following seniors: FRED CARPENTER: Intramural 10-12; Ft. Ball 10. DALE DUNKEL: Intramural 10-12; Y.A.R.C. 11. ERNEST GIBSON: ROGER LARSEN. On Friday, December 13, the Basketball players competed with the Wrestlers at an afternoon Pep Rally to see who had the most spirit. 31 SENIOR MEMORABILIA I I I Even though the seniors have left here are a few things left behind, salvaged from an abandoned locker to remind us of their presence at B.B.H.S. TEACHER ' Date. 7� u 9 V V Admit. Absent . . _ . «, Who was _ . Period 1 2 3 4 5C6 7- Reason. Parents Knew YesD NoD w Superintendent or Principal xcused Monday Tuesday Wednesday 1 Thursday Friday 1'orm 1 1 7P—School Specialty Supply. Salina. Kama Jim Adams Perry Adelung Clyde Appleganh Angie Arnold Ray Baker Jolea Ballard Vickie Bayne Mary Beavers Jan Bendowsky Carolyn Bigbee Ron Birnie Tami Bohy Mary Books Dave Brass Cathy Bridges Carla Brush Charlene Carr Lisa Clark Russell Cole Steven Collins 34 Kourtney Cooksdley Mike Cordell Pam Croghan Dianna Debord Karen Derr Jennifer Doty Leonard Ducker Micki Dunkel Scott Duryea Teresa Duryea Tami Eichelberger Duane Farritor Mike Farritor Rick Ferguson Peg Finney Becky Fischer Peg Franzen Bill Frazier David Fry Kina Gates 35 Donna Gayley Betty Govier DeEtta Griffith Trudy Grooms Laura Hall David Hauser Gaylene Hauser Don Hendrickson A1 Hill Pat Horn Ann Huston Greg Hyslop One of the activities of the Junior Class is selling concessions at all the ball-games. Money made doing this is used to put on the Prom. Pictured here (Left to Right) are Cheri Millsap, Jennifer Doty, Carol Kleeb, and Karen Price. 36 Lorene Jacobsen Rodney Jenkins Donald Johnson Jody Jones Rick Kaelin Cheryl Kaps Denise Kennedy Larry Kennedy Carol Kleeb Karla Kleeb Leslie Kulkanek Cindi Larsen Ted Larsen Leslie Mann Brad Mattox Russell Mattox Russell Mayo Nadine Meyer Bob Miller Cheri Millsap 37 Patricia Mooney Connie McIntosh Linda McMillian Judy Nelson Loree Nelson Harvey Pierce Roland Peterson Brad Pracht Twila Pracht Karen Price Ken Rice Nancy Russell Marlene Schipporeit Connie Scofield Julie Shafer Sonja Shaw Julie Shea Rob Smith Debi Speer Doug Stamp 38 Mary Thomas Kay Thomion Dawn Treffer Fred Ullrich Jodee Williams Kathy Willis Sonja Willis Stephanie Wilson Byron Woodword Jill Woodword Pam Wright Brent Yanagida Vickie Heien Meg Spencer One of the highlights of the school year is County Government Day. Participating this year were: (First Row) Roland Peterson, Mike Cordell, Rod Jenkins, Rob Smith, Pat Horn; (2nd Row) Cheri Millsap, Tami Bohy, Ann Huston, Cindi Larsen; (3rd Row) Cheryl Kaps, Julie Shea, Mary Thomas, Cathy Bridges, Nadine Meyers, Teresa Duiyea, JoDee Williams, Greg Hys-lop. 39 JUNIOR AND SENIOR OFFICERS PROVIDE LEADERSHIP Junior and Senior Class Officers are responsible for providing leadership for their classes by making key decisions, organizing activities, and working with the faculty and administration. Class officers are chosen by a majority vote of their classmates. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS for the 1974-75 year are MONTE CLARK, President; STEVE OWENS, Vice-President (Not Pictured); DEB BOWLING, Treasurer; and CINDY NOVA, Secretary. The Senior Class Sponsor is MR. WADE. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS for the 1974-75 year are GREG HYSLOP, President; HARVEY PIERCE, Vice-President; MARY THOMAS, Secretary, and RON BIRNIE, Treasurer. The Junior Class Sponsor is MR. SWEENIE. 40 John Abel Ken Agena Ed Andersen Kerry Anderson Charles Applegarth Steve Applegarth Scott Blackburn Mark Botts Scott Briggs Marty Clark Gary Coble Howard Cole Deb Collins Gail Davis Cynthia Day Pat Denesia Sharron Ditson Bev Dittmer Debbie Dixon Cindy Ducker 42 Kathy Eacker Jim Eberle Brad Ellis Rick Ernst Jeanne Farritor Linda Fries Terri Fry Rick Glendy Randy Grim Lora Golden Marilyn Goodner Reba Govier Randall Gunther Randy Haines Doug Hagman Tim Halstrom Mike Hanson Kent Hickenbottom Matt Hirsch Diana Holland Cindy Hromas Judy Ingold Janet Joyce Brad Kaelin James Klahr Fred Kleeb Russell Kleeb Lee Landkamer Judy Larsen Jana Lewis Jane Mankle Gary Marcellus As pan of the District Basketball Tournament Week the Student Council sponsored Hair Dare Day. Students were urged to wear their hair in some zany manner to show support for the tea. Pictured here (Front) SUSAN VOHLAND, CINDY DAY, REBA GOV-IER, ANN HUSTON, MARLENE SCHIPPOREIT (Back) JILL WOODWARD, JUDI LARSEN, JULIE TAUBEN-HEIM, CHERI MILLSAP, KAREN PRICE, CINDI LARSEN. 44 TOO BUSY Susan Martin David Mattox Robert Mayo Pam Mills Jeanne Mohatt Mary Jo Musselman David Myers Jackie Nelson Teresa Neth Cindy Olsen Eugene Oxford Dixie Paben Ronda Page Mike Peterson Jeanne Pirnie Lyle Poland Jerry Pomplun Randy Pomplun Debbie Pracht Bobby Prentice 45 Jim Purcell Bob Richardson Tammy Schall Randy Schweitzer Rod Schweitzer Don Scofield Rich Skillett Craig Sloggett Tom Smith Val Smith Jane Staab Kathy Stepanek Randy Stucker Ann Sweenie Julie Taubenheim Kim Theesfeld Mike Towns Susan Vohland Zella Warren Michael Wells 46 Dave Wiebusch Anna Wilson Kevin Wittig Cindy White Lynne Whitney Kendall Woodward Joanne Wright Rodney Yanagida One of the highlights of the school year is the annual Christmas Assembly, where the student body and faculty come together to celebrate the Holiday Season. This year the students selected from the faculty a Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus and two Christmas Elves. Miss Hall was chosen as Mrs. Santa Claus and Mr. Cupl as Mr. Santa Claus, with Mr. Rippen and Mrs. Stutzman as the Elves. Here, Mr. Davis poses this question to Santa Claus, who is rumored to be of a scientific bent, How do reindeers fly? 47 FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE OFFICERS GAIN EXPERIENCE Freshman and Sophomore class officers gain much valuable leadership experience during their terms of office. This experience will prompt some to seek offices during their other years in High School, in clubs and organizations, or possibly on the Student Council. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS for the 1974-75 year are JULIE TAU-BENHEIM, President; TOM SMITH, Vice-President; and MATT HIRSCH,. Secretary-Treasurer. Class sponsor for the Sophomore Class is MR. KORTE. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS for the 1974-75 year are LES ADELUNG, Secretary; DEAN HANSON, Vice-President; KIRK PETERSON, President; BRENDA McGREGOR, Treasurer. Class Sponsor for the Freshman is MR. STITHEM. 48 Mark Adams Les Adelung Martin Agena Geral Anderson Ronnie Baillie Bryon Baker Brad Bell Jeanette Bigbee Doug Birnie Denise Bochart Christy Bowling Tracy Brand Don Brass Scott Bristol Pam Buckendorf Corwin Carr Dave Christen Susan Christensen Kelly Codr Faith Cole 50 Ron Coleman Gary Cook John Croghan Gene Dainton 0 Jerry Dainton Janell Daum Connie Day Dave Derr Karen Ditson Dave Dunkel Monica Dunkel John Ellingson Wanda Frink Wendy Frink Brian Fox Sally Giles Jim Girardin Kim Glendy Penny Goodner Dan Govier 51 Jerry Govier Dale Grooms Alan Halouska Roger Hammond Dan Hanson Cindy Heien Roger Henion Bret Hermann Denise Hirsch Teri Hromas Diane Huffaker Tom Huston Carla Jones Diane Jones Chris Kasselder Barbara Kennedy Randy Kennedy Don Larsen Mike Lepant Steve Lewis 52 Becky Linder Shaunna Marquardt Jack Mattox Rodney Mattox Curtis Maughan Joleen McCullough Brenda McGregor Alberta Miller Kristi Millsap Keri Nelson David Nova Tammy Oatman Tim O'Brien Brent Olson Duane Olson Steve Payne Kirk Peterson Matt Penrose Brad Peterson Lonnie Poland 53 Steve Poland Tammy Powers Angela Pracht Kathy Pracht Russell Rice Jody Sargent Jackie Schall Steve Scott Sandra Sebesta Joanna Seevers Bruce Shaw Dan Shaw Jeff Shea Sherri Skillett Kent Sloggett Dan Smith Ronnie Smith Julie Stamp Rick Stewart Angela Strong 54 John Troxel Joe Turner Terri Weddle Kim Woodward Mark Woodward Cheryl Worth Rose Wright Gary Zoerb The revised American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Youth Fitness Test is a battery of six test items designed to give a measure of physical fitness for both boys and girls in grades 5-12. Winners of the Junior and Senior Awards are: (Front) Celeste Spanel, Nancy Seevers, Diana Pracht, Julie Maughan, Janet Stewart, Cheri Mar-cellus, Becky Linder; (Second Row) Christi Millsap, Robin Whitney, Jane Ingold, Shelly Mills, Jodi Rush, Denise Teahon, Suzy Holland; (Third Row) Brenda Marquardt, Karen Price, Shanna Marquardt, Julie Embree; (Fourth Row) Kathy Eacker, Nadine Meyer, Teresa Schmidt, Kelli Goodner, LaRae Yan-agida; (Fifth Row) Karen Ditson, Penny Goodner, Cindi Larsen. 55 JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORS ACTIVITIES The Junior High Student Council promotes a wide variety of activities, including the operation of the candy machine, mixers, concessions at basketball games, Red Feather Club, the Honors Tea, an Anti-Littering Campaign, and locker cleanup, some of the objectives of this organization are to provide a greater opportunity for self-government and to experience democratic practices, to establish higher and better ideals of conduct, and to encourage student activities. The spojisor of the Junior High Student Council is Mr. Hamblin. Secretary Treasurer; Diane Jones and Vice-President, Shelly Mills; Alberta Miller, President (Not Pictured). Front Row: Teri Smith, Denise Stilhem, D'Ette Taubenheim, Cindy Back Row: Diane Jones, Jackie Schall, Dan Smith, Paul Schipporeii, Dunkel. Kelli Goodner. Shelley Mills. 56 8th Grade Dan Anderson Janet Applegarth Phyllis Babcock Ron Baker Alice Barta Carmen Berns Ronald Boggs Brad Bohy Bill Books Tim Bowman Jeff Briggs Russell Bristol Marvin Carr Susan Clark Kelly Clay Jackie Clure Mark Croghan Brian Dainton Polly Davis 58 Mike Doty Duane Ducker Joe Eberle Kent Eacker Randy Ernst Don Fair Dwight Farmer Mitch Farritor Kevin Fink Gordon Goodman Kelli Goodner Gary Gottschalk Joe Govier Cindy Haines Sherry Haines Julie Henion Susan Huffaker Randy Hunt Brandon Ideen Jayne Ingold 59 Linda Johnson Randy Jones Vernon Jones Mark Kaelin Robert Klahr Eric Landkamer Michael Larson Janet Lewis Don Luther Cheri Marcellus Brenda Marquardt Julie Maughan Rod Mayo Kevin McCaslin Mark McGregor Shelly Mills Patty Mogenson Patty Munnell Brian Nelson Janice Nelson 60 NOT . SHOWN Tom Nelson Wendel Nelson Carmen Nova Tim Nozicka Kem Oatman Tammy O’Brien Dana O’Dell Laurie Olson Mark Otzel Dian Paben Joyce Page Leif Penrose George Pirnie Michelle Plock Brenda Pracht Diana Pracht Varol Purintun Paul Schipporeit Shelly Schmidt Teresa Schmitz 61 Robert Schweitzer Harold Scott Tom Scott Nancy Seevers Celeste Spanel David Stepanek Janet Stewart Chris Stone D'Ette Taubenheim Teri Theesfeld Ed Thompson Bill Trosper Toni Turner Brad Wills Karen White Robin Whitney Justin Williams Kevin Wright Tim Woodward Larae Yanagida 62 7 th Grade Joel Agena Deanna Anderson Rex Baillie Barbara Baker Allen Barta Terry Beaumont Diane Behrends Traci Beiders Mary Blackburn Debbie Bochart Lisa Boris Jay Buckendorf Mary Burke Johnny Burnett Larry Catlett Amy Clark Wayne Clure Terry Connely Douglas Crouch 63 John Curlile Brian Daum Ronald Day Kurt Ditson Connie Dockweiler Troy Downey Bob Ducker Lucinda Dunkel Lisa Duryea Todd Eberle John Eichelberger Julie Embree Barbara Evans Debbie Freeman Stanley Fry Terri Fox Susan Gibson Peggy Girardin Greg Gottschalk Nancy Grieser 64 Jerry Grooms Candy Hawks John Henion Scott Herrmann Suzy Holland Teddy Hunt Chris Jacobsen Karla Jensen Brian Lair Nancy Land Kathy Larsen Carl Linden Robin Mankle Janell Mattox Jerry Mattox Monte Mattox Phillip Mattox Rhonda Mayo Keith McCasliln Russell Mills 65 Joyce Miller •Beth Nelson Tom Nozicka Jim Oxford Valarie Oxford Paula Page Karen Pedersen Timothy Peterson Nadine Pirnie Dennis Poland Roxann Poland Keith Pracht Jodi Rush Stanley Russell Janet Schmidt Jerry Shears Bruce Shearer Teri Smith Craig Spanel Christy Spencer 66 MISSING MISSING STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTS STUDENT BODY Front: Marvin Kleeb, Mike Duryea, Leslie Mann. Teresa Duryea. Cordell. Ken Agena, Randy Giles, Jim Albin, Tim Halsuom, Ted Teresa Neth. Rod Jenkins. Jerry Pomplun, Pat Doty. Back: Mike Larsen, Steve Sloggett, Steve Neth, Mark Linder. Steve Peters. This body of student is organized to be an advisory to the administration of our school, to provide for the student welfare. Elected by the student body are six seniors, five juniors, and four sophomores, plus a president and a vice-president. According to their constitution each member must maintain a C average. Of their many activities, they are responsible for the addition of the coke machine, and the planning of the Homecoming activities and dance. They are also involved with a fund drive for multiple sclerosis and are planning a community cleanup. Most students agree that the Student Council is an important organization in our school. Officers are: Marvin Kleeb, V. Pres.; Jim Albin, Pres.; Steve Neth, Sec.-Treas. 70 Y.A.R.C. IQ — HELPING FELLOW MAN Ann Huston, Pies., Cheryl Kaps, Treas., Peg Finney, Vice-Pres.. Denise Kennedy, Sec (Not Pictured), _________ Front: Kerry Anderson, Denise Kennedy, Cheryl Kaps, Ann Huston, Jennifer Hutt Randy Stucker. Back: Steve Kaps, Mike Nelson. Tom Govier, Judy Denesia, Julie Shea. Y.A.R.C., the Youth Association For Retarded Children, works closely with the Mid-Nebraska Workshop helping to provide supplemental activities for the clients of the workshop. One of this club's major activities is Wednesday afternoon bowling, where members assist the clients with their bowling and keep score. Y.A.R.C. also has parties and dances for the clients. This year Y.A.R.C. assisted the Sandhill's Special Education Cooperative with a Sing-In here in Broken Bow. Special education students from area schools participated in this activity. Jan Bendowsky assisting a client with his bowling. 71 SIOUX CLUB IMPROVES SPIRIT During the 1974-75 school year the Sioux Club has improved the level of school spirit. The club has sold pins, sponsored Pep Rallies, and has also held poster parties. With the formation of the Booster Club, at least more people are actively involved in supporting athletic teams. With more people involved, it appears to improve the spirit of parents and students. Even with the small membership in Sioux Club, the girls have done a great job promoting spirit. We hope that the following years are full of school spirit. GOOD JOB! Reserve Cheerleaders: Susan Martin, Jackie Schall, Deb Pracht, Judy Larson, Zella Warren, Reba Govier. Varsity Cheerleaders: Joan Sullivan, Denise Kennedy, Teresa Duryea, Cindi Larsen, Ruth Govier, Cheri Warren, Cheryl Kaps, Micki Dunkel. 72 White Sweater Squad: Rhonda Whitesel, Becky Buntemeyer, Karen Wittig. Kim Kennedy, Rene Mayo, Barb Collins, Belinda Huf-faker. Second Row: Carolyn Pimie, Melissa Kasselder, Marlene Schipporelt, JoDee Williams, Jill Woodward. Third Row: Karen Price, Pam Croghan, Judy Nelson, Carol Kleeb, Jennifer Doty, Donna Gayley, Carla Brush, Ann Huston. Back Row: Karen Ditson, Cindy Day, Susan Vohland, Jane Mankle, Lora Golden, Julie Tau-benheim, Cindi Olson, Jeanne Mohatt. 73 BOYS' B-CLUB OFFERS FELLOWSHIP B-Club is an organization that is open to all Senior High boys who have earned an athletic letter in any sport. Objectives of B-Club are to develop projects that will benefit the athletic department and upgrade our standards. Buying the weight machine was the last big project of B-Club in 1973. Annual events consist of the Chile and Soup Supper and the Townteam Basketball Tournament. B-Club makes it easier for the athletes of Broken Bow to get to know one another on a personal basis, rather than just as teammates. Officers are Bill Prescott, Sec.-Treas.; Kevin Brush, Pres.: Tim Bimie, V. Pres. Seated: Kevin Brush, Bill Prescott. Second Row: Mr. Sixel, Steve Owens, George Mogenson, Steve Sloggett, Ron Bimie, Mike Duryea, Ray Fink, Steve Neth, Steve Jones, Kourtney Cooksley, Ted Larsen, Ken Rice, Rob Smith, Mr. Wray. Third Row: Monte Clark, Jim Adams, Jim Albin, Steve Peters, Pat Doty, Terry Den, Dean Miller, Mark Linder, Marvin Kleeb, Steve Eacker. Back Row: Andy Hanson, Creig Mills, Jerry Pomplun, Brad Ellis, Bill Root, Tom Smith, Mark Adams, Kevin Wittig, Rodney Peterson, Brent Yanagida, Randy Haines, Randy Pomplun, Don Johnson, Charles Applegarth, Harvey Pierce. 74 ART CLUB DECORA TES SCHOOL The Art Club participates in many activities. Each field trip is taken to see different art exhibits and displays. The Art Club also gives an Outstanding Member Award based on a points system. Art Club members participate in the local Country Store and this year a mural has been completed to be hung in the Senior High Gym. Pictures created by members are judged, and the winners will be hung throughout the school. Each winner will receive a prize and the picture will be hung with a plaque to give credit to the artist. The sponsor of An Club is Mrs. Kas-selder. Officers: Cindi Larsen. Treas.; Denise Kennedy, Sec.; Melissa Kas- Front: Karen Johnson, Cindy Christensen. Barb Olson, Cindy Towns, Deb Pracht, Marlene Schipporeit, Tami Bohy. Middle: Micki Dunkel, Cindi Larsen, Donna Gayley, Cindy Day, Teresa Neth, Cindy Olson, Deb Collins, Rob Smith. Back: Mr. Kasselder, Denise Kennedy. Melissa Kasselder, Kim Kennedy, Deb Johnson, Deb Fink. Matt Hirsch, Scott Blackburn, Tim Halstrom, James Klahr, Eugene Oxford. 75 CONCORD — VOICE OF CUSTER COUNTY YOUTH Concord was born in September of 1972, the brain child of Rev. Dan Flanagan. Since its inception, Concord has grown from a thirty-minute show with a staff of 18 to a county-wide one-hour show with a staff of over 80 students. Concord's purpose is to provide an opportunity for students to learn many phases of radio broadcasting, news gathering, tape dubbing, script writing, and announcing. Part of the philosophy of Concord is that the youth are a vital part of our community and that they should have the opportunity to be heard by the community. Concord strives through special features and editorials to be the Radio Voice of Custer County Youth. The advisor for Concord is Mr. Davis. Ken Agena, Bob Richardson. Tom Smith, and Rich Skillett during the Concord program at KCNI. The Board of Directors for Concord include Cheri Warren. Marvin Kleeb, Ann Huston, Fred Ullrich, Lora Golden, Jeanne Mohatt, Ted Larsen, and Marlene Schipporeit. 76 K.B.O.W. — THE SOUN Radio K.B.O.W. was established as an outgrowth of Concord. The purpose of this closed circuit radio station is to provide an opportunity for students to learn all the technical aspects of radio broadcasting which cannot be included in Concord. While the primary purpose is education and experience. Radio K.B.O.W. also provides entertainment for its listeners during the lunch period and during special events taking place at the school during the evening hours. All student disk jockeys must pass a special test before they can go on the air. Members of the K.B.O.W. staff are Terri Carpenter, Ted Larsen, Mr. Davis (Sponsor), Jim Ken Agena operating the turntable in the Albin, Steve Sloggett, and Ken Agena. K.B.O.W, studio. 77 F.B.L.A. MAKES IT HAPPEN F.B.L.A. , the Future Business Leaders of America, is a school activity which helps members understand business and business practices and to develop leadership. F.B.L.A. activities generally revolve around business activities, culiminating with the F.B.L.A. State Leadership Conference. This year six members attended the State Leadership Conference at Omaha where they competed in skill contests and knowledge tests with other F.B.L.A. Chapters. This year Jerry Lewis was the surprise speaker at the Conference Awards Banquet. Officers are Dan Mason. Kay Thornton. Gaylene Hauser, and Connie Scofield. Dean Miller, DeEtta Griffith. Dianna Debord, Twila Pracht, Con- Hauser. Randy Stucker. nle Scofield, Kay Thornton, Karla Kleeb, Betty Govier, Gaylene F.H.A. DEVELOPES INTEREST IN HOME ECONOMICS Front: Jennifer Doty, Treas.; Carol Kleeb, Sec.; Judy Nelson, V-Pres.; DeEtta Griffith, Pres. Back: Nadine Meyer, Publicity; Pam Croghan, Recreation; Karen Price, Historian. F.H.A., a youth organization for those interested in Home Economics, promotes the joys of homemaking, strengthens the functions of the family, helps a person to become aware of the multiple roles of men and women in today’s society, and also involves youth with adults in individual and group activities. This year the local F.H.A. Chapter took several girls to the District Convention at Callaway. The encounter mini-sessions, which were concerned with working with the handicapped and elderly, were the highlight of this day. The sponsor of F.H.A. is Miss Muller. Front: Nancy Russell. Cindy Day, Deb Pracht, Judy Nelson, Cindi Olsen, Loree Nelson, Eileen Muller (Sponsor). Middle: Pam Croghan, Carol Kleeb, Nadine Meyer, Dawn Treffer, Lora Golden, Zella Warren, Tami Schall, Jennifer Doty, Jill Woodward. Back: Deb Speer, Karla Kleeb, Connie Scofield, Linda McMillan, Julie Taubeheim, Jane Mankle, DeEtta Griffith, Lorene Jacobson, Susan Vohland, Cindi Larsen. 79 F.F.A. PROMOTES AGRICULTURE F.F.A. is the youth organization for students taking Vocational Agriculture. The club electes their own officers and selects their activities. There are several local, district, and state contests held each year in which members compete with other F.F.A. members to determine how well they have developed their agricultural skills and knowledge. This year’s National F.F.A. theme is F.F.A. - A chance for growth. Going along with this theme some of the local F.F.A. activities included field trips, local judging contests, a slave auction, and County Fair activities. Mr. Otte is F.F.A. advisor. F.F.A. Sweethearts Steve Jones and Cindy Front: Brent Olson, Scott Bristol, Mike Lepant, Duane Olson, Dan Shaw, Gary Cook, Ron Larsen Baillie. Second: Mark Woodward, Doug Bimie, John Croghan, Cory Carr. Third: Ed Ande- son, Randy Schweitzer, Gary Coble, Randy Gunther. Fourth: Jane Staab, Jackie Nelson, Deb Collins, Anna Wilson, Mike Peterson. Fifth: Don Hendrickson, Brian Olson, Ken Woodward. Sixth: Roland Peterson, Bob Myers, Kerry Anderson, Greg Mills. Seventh: Steve Collins. Dave Hauser. George Mogenson, Randy Peterson, Steve Jones, Scott Briggs. D.E.C.A. PROVIDES BUSINESS EXPERIENCE Front: Scott Ditson, Kay Thornton, Vickie Bayne, Sue Schroder, Cindy Marcellus. Back: Gaylene Hauser, Dianna Debord, Darlene Kent, Tim Bimie, Tom Govier, Deb Hobbs. D.E.C.A., the club for Distributive Education students, is designed to provide experiences in the business world for its members. Some of the activites this year included Gamble's Day, where members of the club ran the Gamble’s Store for an entire day; a bake sale; trips to the State Officer Workshop and the State Leadership Conference; and the Employer-Employee Banquet, where each student brings their employer. This year D.E.C.A. members took tickets at the basketball games. The advisor for D.E.C.A. is Mr. Pierceall. Left: Tom Govier, Vice-President; Cindy Marcellus, Treasurer; Gaylene Hauser, Parliamentarian; Deb Hobbs, President; and Tim Bimie, Secretary. Scott Ditson and Tom Govier at the State Leadership Convention in Lincoln. 81 LIBRARY CLUB SELLS POSTERS The Library Club, sponsored by Miss Hall, meets regularly to plan a wide variety of activities for its members. Moneymaking projects last year included a bake sale and the sale of posters. Some of the activities were a Christmas Party, where gifts were exchanged; and a field trip to Pioneer Village in Minden. Some of the members of Library Club are eligible to become Librarians, and assist Miss Hall in the Library during their Study Hall. Librarians: Karen Price, Connie Scofield, Miss Hall (Sponsor), Linda McMillan, Kay Thornton. Front: Kay Thornton, Linda McMillan, Cindy Christensen, Cindy Towns. Sitting: Cathy Bridges, JoDee Williams, Trudy Grooms. Third Row: Carol Kleeb, Nadine Meyer, Judy Nelson, Karen Price, Cindy Nova, Twila Pracht, Jeanne Mohatt, Reba Govier, Jeanne Wright, Tammy Shall. Back: DeEtta Griffith, Connie Scofield, Lorene Jacobsen, Karla Kleeb, Carla Brush, Mary Books, Deb Speer, Teresa Duryea, Bill Cole, Ann Sweenie, Susan Voh-land, Dianna DeBord, Becky Buntemeyer, Julie Taubenheim. 82 MIGG HALL RETIREG Miss Hall assisting two students in the library. Miss Hall is reiiring at the end of this school year. She has been associated with the Broken Bow School System for over twenty-five years, serving as a classroom teacher, junior high principal, and as librarian. We thank Miss Hall for her many years of dedicated service to education. The Administration, the Faculty, and the Students of Broken Bow High School wish her many more years of happiness in her retirement. Miss Hall and Mr. Cupl, as Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus at the Annual Christmas Assembly. 83 V.I.C.A. EMPHASIZES TECHNICAL SKILL V.I.C.A. is for the student who is interested in trade, industry, and technology. It gives students a chance to work together with others with similar interests. V.I.C.A. creates enthusiasm for learning and promotes high standards in trade, ethics, workmanship scholarship, and safety. Fund raising activities this year have included making signs for the school and the public and a slave auction. This money was used to attend the State V.I.C.A. Convention in Kearny. Right: Terry Derr, Sec. Treas.: Jim Stark, Reporter; Mike Nelson. Vice-Pres.: George Mogenson. Parliamentarian: Scott Spanel, Pres. Front: Perry Adelung, Rick Kaelin. Jim Stark. A1 Hill. George Mogenson. Dave Fry. Back: Mr. Rippen, Larry Kennedy. Terry Den. Mike Nelson. Scott Spanel. BROKEN BOW Scott Spanel using his skills for a money making project. 84 GIRLS' B-CLUB RECOGNIZES GIRLS' TALENT Girls’ B-Club has many purposes. In promotion of girls’ athletics, it recognizes girls with athletic talent. Any girl, grades 9-12, who has received a letter in volleyball or track, may belong to this club. It also promotes fellowship among athletes, coaches, the school, and the community. The girls' spirit has been improved by having its own B-Club. Officers are Julie Shea, V. Pies.: Tami Bohy, Sec.; Debbie Boggs, Treas.: Kim Bohy, Pres. From: Becky Buntemeyer, Connie McIntosh. Cheri Millsap, Tami Bohy, Leslie Mann, Lorene Jacobsen, Nadine Meyer, Deb Boggs, Mr. Sybrani. Middle: Ruth Govier, Zella Warren, Cindi Larsen, Judy Larsen, Reba Govier. Kathy Eacker, Jana Lewis, Kim Bohy. Back: Cindy Nova, Pam Mills, Tammy Schall, Julie Shea, Rene Mayo, Ann Huston. 85 JUNIOR HIGH PEP CLUB CREATES ENTHUSIASM The purpose of the Junior High Pep Club is to promote school spirit and enthusiasm at sport related activities. Any girl in the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades who wishes to participate may join this organization. The sponsor of the Junior High Pep Club is Miss Muller. Cheerleaders are: Diane Jones, Jackie Schall, Kathy Pracht, Carmen Bums, and Teresa Schlmdt. Front: Jackie Schall, Diane Jones, Teresa Schlmdt, Carmen Bums, Kathy Pracht. Second Row: Tammy Oatman, Christy Millsap, Susan Christenson, Angie Strong, Tracy Brand, Connie Day, Denise Hirsh, Becky Linder. Third Row: Keri Nelson, Shauna Marquette, Terri Weddle, LaRae Yanagida, Lauri Olson, Dian,e Pracht, Patty Mogenson, DeEtte Taubenheim. Fourth Row: Mary Blackburn, Joyce Miller, Paula Page, Terri Smith, Denise Stithem, Terri Turner, Alice Barta, Celeste Spanel. Fifth Row: Jody Rush, Candy Hawks, Suzy Holland, Robin Mankle, Chris Stone, Janet Lewis. Sixth Row: Patty Munnell, Shelly Mills, Nancy Land, Cindy Dunkel, Tammy O’Brien, Jane Ingold, Karen Peterson, Carla Jensen. 86 THE INDIAN PRESENTS STUDENT VIEWS The Indian is designed to promote a better school-community relationship; to gain recognition for outstanding students; to encourage creative writing; critical analysis, reporting; and to better communication between students, faculty, and the administration. Students in the upper three classes participate in this activity. They write editorials, feature stories, cover school activities and functions, while learning the fundamentals of advertising, photo-journalism, and good layout techniques. Bus. Mgr., Marvin Kleeb; Sponsor, Miss Costello; and Feature Editors - Carolyn Pimie, Judy Nelson. Front: Miss Costello, Lorene Jacobsen, Judy Nelson, Lora Golden, Carolyn Pimie. Middle: Teresa Duryea, Belinda Huffaker, Micki Dunkel, Jeanne Mohatt, Jeanne Pirnie, Kerry Anderson. Back: Reba Govier, Ruth Hovier, Mike Cordell, Steve Neth, Marvin Kleeb, Jim Purcell. 87 INTERIM IQ A Interim at Broken Bow High School was first introduced as a break between the regular classes. When kids came back to school after Christmas vacation, it was kind of hard to get back into the regular grind of school. So interim was designed to give the kids a chance to learn something different from classes taught during the school year. As you can see from these two pages, interim offers a wide variety of classes to choose from: chess, candlemaking, sewing (for boys), and even taxidermy. Most Broken Bow students will agree that interim is a welcome break. Radio Programming students read through script. WELCOME BREAK Brad Ellis and Kendall Woodward working Connie McIntosh concentrates on her next move while Russell Kleeb looks on. on bird. Barb Collins and Miss Muller make a water candle. 89 Lora Golden solves problem on her calculator THE WARRIOR GETS A NEW LOOK This last year the Warrior Staff has been busily working on giving the annual a new look. Modern layout principles were stressed, copy written and rewritten for all activities, and a new darkroom was used to process pictures for the book. This year has been a learning year with both the advisor, Mr. Pierceall, and staff members experimenting with new ideas of how the yearbook should look. The purpose of the Warrior is to provide a written and pictoral record of the year's events and to provide journalistic experiences for staff members. The editor this year was Rhonda Whitesel, and Carla Brush was the co-editor. Barb Olson designed the cover. A page in the process of being laid out. 90 Rhonda Whitesel assisting Ray Baker. Front: Ann Huston, Sonja Shaw, Judy Nelson, Cindy Christensen, Reba Govier, Cindy Day, Susan Vohland. Middle: Pam Croghan, Zella Warren, Kim Theesfeld, Trudy Grooms, Carla Brush, Rhonda Whitesel, Marilyn Goodner, Jeanne Pimie, Joan Sullivan. Back: Tammy Schall, Carolyn Pirnie, Kim Kennedy, Becky Buntemeyer, Teresa Duryea, Rene Mayo, Lorene Jacobsen, Jim Purcell, Donna Gayley, Ruth Govier, Carol Kleeb, Mary Thomas, Julie Taubenheim, Cheri Warren, Lora Golden, Randy Stucker. HOMECOMING 1974 We come before you With open hearts and minds To muster all the spirit In your hearts we can find. Once again it's that time To elect our King and Queen And there’s spirit in the air It's the '74 Homecoming. For the Sophomores their first For the Seniors, their last So treasure it in your hearts It will soon be in the past. Let our voices fill the air And our spirits soar high Let our team know we care By the tears in our eyes. Let this Homecoming be treasured With a surge of pride Always have spirit Never - Let - It - Die. Congratulations Queen Cindy Nova and King Steve Neth. Last year's King Keith Ellis congratulates the new Homecoming King, Steve Neth. Homecoming Queen Cindy Nova is congratulated by last year's King. Keith Ellis. 92 A bonfire Is always held as part of the Homecoming festivities. Homecoming is one of the main events in B.B.H.S. The week of Homecoming is filled with spirited activities-ranging from Sock-It-To-'Em Day to Hair Dare Day.. On Thursday night, before the game, a huge bonfire is held and the cheerleaders lead the student body downtown for a pep rally. The main attraction is the election of the Homecoming King and Queen. Candidates are elected from six different organizations and then are announced during half-time of the game. To top off the festivities, a dance is held afterwards. Most students look forward to this annual event. Melissa Kasselder and Bill Root were elected from Choir 93 Kim Bohy and Steve Peters were elected from B-Club. Kim Kennedy and Kevin Brush were elected from Karen Johnson and Marvin Kleeb were elected from Vocational Clubs. Sioux Club. SENIOR SPEECH CLASS PRODUCES OUR TOWN George (B. Prescott) and Emily (R. Gro-vier) after school. Stage Manager (K. Brush) narrates play. THE CAST OF OUR TOWN. FRONT: Melissa Kasselder, Jim Albin, Bill Prescott. Kevin Brush, Ruth Govier, Bob Myers, Rhonda Whitesel, Carolyn Pimie (Student Director). MIDDLE: Dean Miller, Karen Johnson, Cindy Christensen, Steve Sloggett, Monte Clark, Jeff Horn, Steve Owens. BACK: Scott Spanel, Mark Linder, Randy Giles, Bill Root, Andy Hanson, Beth Hailicka, Debi Bowling, Kim Kennedy, Belinda Huffaker, Sybil Haller, Marvin Kleeb , Pat Doty. A high school should produce OUR TOWN at least once every ten years. Not only does it allow the students to see a script they've read come alive, but it is a challenging experience as well. The great challenge was not the lines as one might expect, but rather a large cast (30) in such a small stage as the one at Tiffany Theater. As production neared, both director and cast lost sleep wondering if it would be ready on time. The last performance proved this success as both students and adults enjoyed the play. Compliments go to Kevin, Ruth, Bill, and many others on their fine performance. PROM 1975 — STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN The theme of this year's prom was Stairway to Heaven and the late arrival of the boys and girls from the Lex Invitational Track meet, where they had won, made the starry evening more delightful. At the Banquet Dr. Hanson delivered a humorous about school life, Mrs. Ullrich whistled a story, and Ken Agena played the piano. Later, dance music was provided by CRANK. Earlier that week the Juniors were disappointed because the right color of crepe paper did not arrive, but the decorations were beautiful. Upon entering one walked through two white pillars, under a ceiling of multicolored paper. In the center of the gym a winding silver staircase caught one's eye. Couples enjoying the music during the dance Rick Kaelin and Perry Adelung hard at work on the stairway Some of the Juniors working on the 1975 Prom were FRONT: Teresa Duryea. Mary Thomas, Trudy Grooms. Peg Finney. Perry Adelung. Bob Walker. Micki Dunkel. Rick Kaelin. Julie Shea. MIDDLE ROW: Greg Hyslop, Ted Larsen. Dave Brass. Kathy Willis, Brent Yanagida, Ron Blmie. BACK ROW: Jan Bendowsky, Cathy Bridges. Marlene Schipporeit, Les Mann. 96 PROM 1974 —A SPACE ODYSSEY The theme of the 1974 Prom was A Space Odyssey. The banquet was delicious and entertainment was provided by the Freshman Swing Choir accompanied by Miss Gurney on the piano. Rev. Dan Flanagan gave a short speech during the dinner on the responsibility of education. After the tables were cleared away Blackberry Winter played as the couples danced around the beautifully decorated gym. An orange spaceship built by Scott Spanel and his dad was the main attraction. Blue and white crepe paper adorned the ceiling and walls. Mr. Sweenie sponsors the Prom 97 Scott Spanel's masterpiece - the space ship Enjoying the banquet CHORUS PRESENTS GUYS n DOLLS Miss Sarah Brown is in charge of the Save-a-Soul Mission. She holds street meetings where Nathan Detroit and his cronies hang out. Nathan is the operator of a floating crap game that is temporarily homeless because of Officer Brannigan. Miss Adelaide, a singer at the Hot Box, is tired of her fourteen year engagement to Nathan. If Nathan can raise $1,000 he can get a place for the game, so he places a $1,000 bet with Sky Masterson that he can name a Doll that will not go to Havana with Sky. Nathan names Sarah and the fun begins. This musical was performed two evenings and was directed by Miss Jane Gurney and Miss Holly Herwig. Sarah and Sky (D. Bowling, J. Albin) ordering Dulce de Leche in Havana Cafe. The Broadway crapshooters were: Scott Blackburn. Dean Miller. Eugene Oxford, Rodney Jenkins, Andy Sara (D. Bowling): Brothers and Sisters Hanson, Fred Ullrich. Mark Linder, Mark Botts, Don Scofield. resist the Devil ... Harry the Horse (M. Linder) questions Nathan Detroit (F. Ullrich) about the crap game (that evening). THE HOT BOX FARMERETTES WERE: Karen Johnson. Jill Woodward. Loree Nelson. Cindy Town. FRONT: Jeanne Pimie, Lynne Whitney, Deb Bowling, Melissa Kas-selder. Loree Nelson. Andy Hanson. Karen Johnson, Eugene Oxford, Jill Woodward, Rod Jenkins, Cindy Towns, Don Scofield. MIDDLE: Steve Jones, Ann Sweenie, Stephanie Wilson, Becky Fischer. Carla Brush, DeEtta Griffith, Lorene Jacobsen, Sybil Hal- ler, Jim Albin, Donna Gayley, Fred Ullrich, Mark Linder, Mark Bolts, Scott Blackburn, Creig Mills. BACK: DiAnna DeBord, Nancy Russell. Pam Croghan, Kina Gates. Dean Miller, Jim Purcell . Carolyn Bigbee. 99 CHOIR PERFORMS OH KNOP-TV The Broken Bow Senior High Choir is made up of approximately 60 members who are chosen by try-outs in the Spring. The Choir A also consists of three smaller groups: the Swing Choir, Girls’ Group, and Boys’ Quartet. The Choir performed at Fall, Christmas, and Spring concerts and also participated in this year’s musical (Guys ’n Dolls). One of the major events this last year was when the Choir traveled to North Platte, just before Christmas, to perform on KNOP-TV. Swing Choir practicing for a performance FRONT: Teresa Neth, Carolyn Pimie, Jane Mankle, Lorene Jacobsen, Don Scofield, Lynne Whitney, Trudy Grooms, Jim Albin, Fred Ullrich, Cindy Towns, Sybil Haller, Diane Burke, Miss Jana Gurney (Director). SECOND ROW: Matt Hirsch, Carla Brush, Ann Sweenie, Pam Croghan, Rick Ferguson, Val Smith, Rich Skillet, Deb Bowling, Andy Hanson, Becky Fischer, Deb Johnson, DiAnna Debord, Jana Lewis. THIRD ROW: Pam Mills, Mark Botts, Donna Gayley, Rod Jenkins, Karen Johnson, Tim Halstrom, Melissa Kas- selder. Bill Root, Loree Nelson, Carolyn Bigbee. Ken Agena, Russel Kleeb. FOURTH ROW: Mary Jo Musselman, Scott Blackburn. Charles Applegarth, Cheryl Yancy, Jennifer Doty, Jim Adams, Nancy Russell. DeEtta Griffith. Dean Miller, Kina Gates, Angie Arnold, Steve Owens. FIFTH ROW: Kourtney Cooksley, Mike Wells, Stephanie Wilson, Jill Woodward. Mark Linder, Carl Speer, Steve Jones, Mike Towns, Rick Glendy, Bill Prescott, Eugene Oxford, Creig Mills. 100 MEMBERS OF THE GIRLS' GROUP WERE: Kina Gates, Teresa Neth, Cindy Towns. Ann Sweenie. MIDDLE: DeEtta Griffith. Lorene Jacobsen. Karen Johnson. Deb Mvers. BACK: Donna Gayley. Jennifer Doty. MEMBERS OF THE SWING CHOIR WERE: Becky Fischer. Rod Jenkins, Carolyn Bigbee, Kourtney Cooksley. Ken Agena, Nancy Russell, Bill Root. Loree Nelson. Scott Blackburn, Carla Brush, Steve Jones. Melissa Kasselder. Fred Ullrich. Tim Halstron. Deb Bowling. Jim Albin. Trudy Grooms, Dean Miller. Jill Woodward. Greg Mills, Angie Arnold. 101 BAND CONCLUDES BUSY YEAR The Broken Bow High School Band, under Director Mr. William Reichert, has had a very busy year. The first big activity of the year was playing in the Harvest of Harmony Parade in Grand Island. Following this the marching band provided half-time entertainment at all the home football games. The Stage Band played at the band stand in the city square this year to provide entertainment for the townspeople and also played at the Miss Broken Bow Pageant in April. The Concert Band gave three concerts for the public - midwinter, Christmas, and pre-contest. Finishing the year the band traveled to North Platte for the District Music Contest and received an excellent rating. Cynthia Day - Majorette JoDee Williams - Majorette FRONT: Val Smith, Lorene Jacobsen, Peg Finney, Marlene Schip-poreit, Les Mann, Jeanne Mohatt, Melissa Kasselder, Julie Tau-benheim, Reba Govier, Lora Golden, Dawn Treffer, Twila Pracht, Teresa Duryea. SECOND: Jeanne Wright, Barb Collins, Rhonda Whitesel, Keri Anderson, Tarn! Schall, Mike Farritor, Becky Fischer, Susan Martin, Bob Richardson. Cindi Olson, Tami Bohy, Susan Applegarth, Zella Warren. Sally Giles. Belinda Huffaker, Ann Sweenie. THIRD: Cherie Warren, Rene Mayo, Karen Price, DiAnna DeBord, Gaylene Hauser, Becky Linder, Alberta Miller. Charlene Carr, Terri Fry, Rhonda Page, Bev Eastman, Jill Woodward, Jan Bendowsky, Jim Purcell, Mary Thomas, Ann Huston. Harvey Pierce, Greg Hyslop Ken Agena, Susan Vohland, Linda McMillan. Sybil Haller, Cheri Millsap. FOURTH: Randy Giles. Dean Miller, Dave Weibusch, Chris Kasselder, Jim Adams, Barb Kennedy, Kim Woodward, Cheryl Kaps, Dale Grooms, Kim Glendy, Pat Denesia, Eugene Oxford, Matt Hirsch, Penny Good-ner, Jackie Schall, Dave Myers, Lee Landkamer, Tim Halstrom, Angie Arnold, Tom Huston, Sonja Shaw, Mike Duryea. FIFTH: JoDee Williams, Mr. Reichert, Duane Miller, Rich Skillet, Jerry Pomplun, Mark Adams, Ted Larsen, Brad Ellis, Mark Linder, Bill Prescott, Cynthia Day. MEMBERS OF THE STAGE BAND: FRONT: Sybil Haller. Jim Purcell, Ann Huston, Belinda Huffaker, Ann Sweenie. BACK: Bill Prescott. Ken Agena, Tim Halstrom, Greg Hyslop. Mike Duryea, Randy Giles, Chris Kasseer, Jim Adams. SWC BAND CLINIC PARTICIPANTS: Jim Purcell, Rene Mayo, Sybi Jeanne Wright. Mike Duryea, Belinda Huffaker, Twila Pracht, Haller, Bill Prescott, Teresa Duryea, Mary Thomas, Greg Hyslop, Rhonda Whitesel, Becky Fischer, Sonja Shaw. 103 Cherie Warren and Rene clarinet section practice for the Spring Concert The Brass Section practicing a piece in the Band Room THREE TRACKMEN GO TO STATE This year three Broken Bow Track men- qualified to go to the State Track Meet. Jim Adams qualified for the two-mile run, Carl Speer for 100 yard Dash and the 220 yard dash, and Don Johnson for the 100 yard dash and for the pole vault. Johnson placed second in the pole vault, while Speer placed fifth in the 100 and third in the 220. Don Johnson broke the school pole vault record and tied the District record with a vault of 13'8V4 . Kevin Brush broke the school triple-jump record with a leap of over 40 feet. The 880 yard relay team maintained a high ranking in the state with their best time of 1:33. Sophomores Brad Ellis, Rod Yan-agida, and Randy Pomplun have shown promise for next year with Brad high jumping 5'10 , Rod broad jumping over 19' and Randy throwing the discus 136'10 . 880 YARD RELAY TEAM: Carl Speer, Kevin Brush, Don Johnson, Tom Smith. 1975 TRACK TEAM: FRONT: Rod Yanagida. Ken Rice, Jim Adams, Gary Marcellus, Pat Horn - Student Mgr. SECOND ROW: Steve Jones, Howard Cole, Tim Halstrom, Mike Peterson, Kendall Woodward, Creig Mills, Randy Pomplun. Chuck Applegarth. BACK ROW: Carl Speer, Rick Ernst, Don Johnson, Kevin Brush, Kourtney Cooksley, Ray Baker, Brad Ellis, Tom Smith, Matt Hirsch. 106 m JUMPERS: Don Johnson, Brad Ellis RUNNING THE 440 WERE: Matt Hirsch, Tom Smith, Kourtney Cooksley. Ray Baker, Rick Tom Smith making handoff to Carl Speer Ernst, Rod Yanagida 107 Jim Adams being congratulated by brother Mark Adams after winning the 2 mile race at the District Meet Carl Speer crossing the finish line DISTANCE RUNNERS: Jim Adams, Gary Marcellus, Creig Mills THE WEIGHT MEN FOR THE 1975 TRACK TEAM: Chuck Applegarth, Kendall Woodward, Tim Halstrom, Kourtney Cooksley, Randy Pomplun. 108 1974 TRACK TEAM: Duane Miller, Jim Adams, Steve Eacker. Don Johnson, Leonard Ducker, Creig Mills, Les Kulhanek, Bill Cole, Tim Hulinsky. Pete Johannes, Terry Lewis, Bill Hart, Kevin Brush, Kourtney Cooksley. Carl Speer, Roland Peterson, Ray Baker, Ray Carona. 1974 880 YARD RELAY: Steve Eacker, Bill Han, Terry Lewis, Carl Speer Coach Russell makes a point at practice 109 GOLF IS A POPULAR SPRING SPORT 1974 and 1975 proved to be good years for the golf team. They were a group of fine athletes who did their best on the course. Coach Dick Stevens headed the team in 1974 while Dick Wray coached the team in 1975. Outstanding golfers were Freshman Tom Huston who received medals in at the Holdrege Invitational and the Broken Bow Invitational Tournaments. Jim Albin and Steve Sloggett were four-year lettermen for the team. Golf is now a true sport here in Broken Bow and its popularity is not only growing here but in our Conference. Bow Men - Working hard! VARSITY 1974: Mike Nelson, Sieve Sloggett, Karl Arnold, Jim Albin, Jerry Pomplun. 1974 TEAM: Marvin Kleeb, Coach Dick Stevens, Jim Albin, Mike Nelson, Pat Doty, Steve Sloggett, Karl Arnold, Tom Huston, Randy.Giles, Jerry Pomplun, Mitch Buntemeyer, Russel Kleeb. 110 1975 TEAM: Russel Kleeb, Coach Dick Wray, Scott Blackburn, Jim plun, Mike Nelson, Rich Skillet, Randy Giles, Tom Huston, Many Purcell. Mitch Buntemeyer, Pat Doty, Steve Sloggett, Jerry Pom- Musselman, Marvin Kleeb, Jim Albin, Roland Peterson. OUR TOP GOLFERS: Tom Huston, Jim Albin, Jerry Pomplun Tom Huston at the B-Bow Invitational GIRLS' TRACK — UNDEFEATED SEASON The 1975 girls track year ended with an undefeated season. Seven girls were qualified for state with top performances from sprinter and hurdler Reba Govier and high jumper Judi Larsen. Kim Bohy and Julie Shea both qualified in the discus and Shea also qualified in the shot put. Cindy Nova qualified in the 100 yd. dash and Kathy Eacker, Cindy Nova, Becky Buntemeyer, and Reba Govier all qualified for the 440 yd. Relay. Nine new school records were set in the '75 season including the mile relay (new event) and the 5'2 jump set by Judi Larsen in the high jump. The team is looking for another winning season in 1976. « Reba Govier hurdles her way to STATE! Mr. Stithem presents the District Trophy to Coach Sybrant FRONT ROW: Coach Sybrant. Sheri Skillet, Cindy Nova. Tami Bohy. Les Mann. Julie Shea. Kathy Eacker, Becky Buntemeyer. Pam Buckendorf. Coach Judy Hanson. SECOND ROW: Lora Golden. Kathy Pracht, Cheri Millsap. Karen Price. Tami Schall, Zella Warren, Cindy Day. Penny Goodner, Mitzi Goodner, Jolene McCullough. Deb Pracht. THIRD ROW: Jackie Schall. Pam Mills, Judi Larsen. Dixie Paben. Jana Lewis. Jane Staab, Monica Dunkely. FOURTH ROW: Carla Jones, Connie McIntosh, Reba Govier. Kim Bohy, Lorene Jacobsen. 112 Shea throws another winning toss INDIVIDUAL RECORD HOLDERS: Cindy Nova, Julie Shea, Judi Larsen, Pam Mills, Reba Govier, Kim Bohy, Les Mann. 440 YARD RELAY TEAM: Cindy Nova. Kathy Eacker, Reba Govier, Becky Buntemeyer. a 7' Up and over as Judi sets new high jump record % 41 Jfl 113 The thrill of VICTORY! yfp Penney Goodner, Susan Vohland MILE RELAY: Les Mann, Tami Bohy, -aajn 880 YARD RELAY: Judi Larsen, Tami Bohy, Reba 1974 TRACK TEAM: FIRST ROW: Connie McIntosh, Cheryl McCullough, Ruth Govier, Julie Govier. Becky Buntemeyer Shea. Judi Larsen. SECOND ROW: Coach Sybrant, Kathy Eacker, Kerri Anderson. Pam Mills, Les Mann, Cindy Day, Reba Govier, Sheri Jacobsen, Lois Root, Coach Wray. THIRD ROW: Val Smith, Cindy Christensen, Cindy Nova, Tami Bohy, Susan Vohland, Mary Jo Musselman, Becky Buntemeyer, Lorene Jacobsen, Cindy Larsen, Jana Lewis. 114 CROSS COUNTRY ROUNDS OUT FALL SPORTS Cross Country rounds out the Fall Sports program here at BBHS for those athletes interested in track. The Cross Country Squad competed well all season at all their meets. Outstanding performers for the team this year were brothers Mark and Jim Adams. The Cross Country Coach is Mr. Jim Mills. Rob Smith, Mark Adams, and Gary Marcellus practicing after school 115 MEMBERS OF THE 1974 CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD: Gary Marcellus, Jim Adams, Rob Smith. Mark Adams, Greg Hysop FOOTBALL DEVELOPS TEAMWORK The purpose of any athletic team is to develp teamwork, competitiveness, and pride in the program. Football at Broken Bow High School has three main objectives: for each boy to give 100% effort at all times, taking pride in teamwork, and to represent Broken Bow High in a sportsmanship fashion on all levels of competition. The team is proud of their efforts in football - as it is a privilege to participate in a team effort, win or lose. All-Conference players from Broken Bow were Steve Peters and Steve Neth. Honorable Mention went to Monte Clark and Ron Bir-nie. The 1974 squad captains were Steve Neth, Steve Peters, and Kevin Brush. 1974 BROKEN BOW FOOTBALL SQUAD: FRONT: Tim Birnie, Pat Doty, Carl Speer, Bill Root, Andy Hanson, Steve Peters, Steve Sloggett, Kevin Brush, Mary Kleeb, George Mogenson, Monte Clark, Randy Eichelberger, Bill Prescott. SECOND ROW: Rick Kaelin, Perry Adelung, Kim Albin, Steve Neth, Dean Miller, Mark Linder, Mike Duryea, Terry Den, Ron Birnie, Les Kulhanek, Ted Larsen, Ray Fink. THIRD ROW: Fred Kleeb, Jim Eberle, Jerry Pomplun, Brent Yanagida, Chuck Applegarth, Mike Peterson, Kendall Woodward, Kourtney Cooksley, Pat Horn, Don Johnson, Ken Rice, Ray Baker, Harvey Pierce, Marty Clark. FOURTH ROW: Dave Huser, Eugene Oxford, Randy Pomplun, Scott Blackburn, Randy Gunther, Matt Hirsch, Rod Yanagida, Kevin Wittig, Mark Bolts, Rich Skillet, Randy Haines, Tom Smith, Bob Richardson, Scott Briggs. FIFTH ROW: Brad Ellis, Howard Cole, Dave Wei-busch. 116 DEFENSIVE LINEUP: Pat Doty (Safety). Rick Kaelin (End). Ron Bir-nie (Linebacker), Mike Duryea (Defensive Line), Mark Linder (Linebacker), Monte Clark (Defensive. Line), Steve Neth (Line- backer), George Mogenson (Defensive Line), Terry Derr (Linebacker), Tim Birnie (Defensive Line), Steve Peters (End). • v ,' ■- • � ' x • V- Head Coach for the 1974 season was Mr. Wray. Asst. Coaches were Mr. Staab, Mr. Korte, Mr. Sixel. Rick Kaelin carries the ball for a touchdown. Baker Studio Pat Doty - Bow's three-handed ball carrier A11-Conference player, Steve Peters, in action tHIjr M OFFENSIVE LINEUP: Paty Doty, Steve Sloggett, Tim Bimie, Don Johnson, Kevin Brush (Backs), Bill Root (Quarterback), Tom Smith 118 (End), Andy Hanson (Tackle), Mike Duryea (Guard), Marv Kleeb (Center), Bill Prescott (Guard), Les Kulhanek (Tackle), Steve Peters (End). VOLLEYBALL GOES TO STATE VARSITY: Kim Bohy. Reba Govier, Deb Boggs. Rene Mayo, Ruth Govier. Tami Eichelber-ger, Connie McIntosh. 1974 was a great year for the Broken Bow Volleyball team and their first-year coach, Miss Judy Hansen. The team was first in the Southwest Conference and placed second in the Minden Invitational. Then came the District Tournament where the team placed first, winning a trip to Scottsbluff and a chance for the State Title. At the State Tournament the team came out strongly beating Loup City and Omaha Mercy to enter the final match against the 65-0 Waverly team. The girls were defeated, placing first run-nerup in Class B - but more important was the spirit, pride, and enthusiasm displayed throughout the season by the team, BBHS, and the Booster Club. RESERVES: Les Mann. Lora Golden. Julie Shea, Ann Huston, Cindl Larsen, Cherie Millsap. Deb Bo8Ss and Kim in action Judi Larsen, Nadine Meyer, Lorene Jacobsen, Tami Bohy. V-BALL PLACES FIRST RUNNER UP AT Slam it at 'em Reba! Planning strategy in a huddle at District 120 ALL CONFERENCE AND ALL TOURNAMENT PLAYERS STATE TOURNAMENT First Team - Ruth Govier (AC and AT) Second Team - Kim Bohy (AC and AT) Honorable Mention - Deb Boggs (AC and AT) Connie McIntosh (AC) Rene Mayo (AT) Tami Eichelberger (AT) It’s all over - team accepting trophy after finals A spike by Ruth Govier STATE TEAM: FRONT: Coaches Judy Hansen and Dee Eden. SEC- Cheri Millsap. FOURTH ROW: Deb Boggs. Kim Bohy, Julie Shea. OND ROW: Tami Eichelberger, Ruth Govier, Connie McIntosh, Nadine Meyer. Ann Huston. THIRD ROW: Rene Mayo, Reba Govier, Tami Bohy, 121 WRESTLING IS A GROWING SPORT Wrestling is a growing sport and the more it is supported the more it will grow. There were fifteen seniors, four juniors and a few sophomores that made up the Varsity. The coaches were Jim Mills and Darrel Sybrant. The varsity had a 6-4 (Duals) record. They won the Broken Bow Invitational and placed fourth in the Southwest Conference. The reserves had a 10-2 (Duals) record. Cited as top performers were Ken Rice who placed fourth in State, Greg Stucker, Steve Owens. Steve Jones, and Jeff Horn. B-BOW INVITATIONAL CHAMPS: Ken Rice. Greg Stucker, Steve Owens, Jeff Horn. VARSITY: FRONT: Duane Miller, Ken Rice, Eugene Oxford, Greg Stucker, Steve Owens, Rod Baxter, Steve Jones, Jeff Horn. BACK ROW: Monte Clark, Beryl Popp, Brian Olson, Mike Bristol, Les Kulhanek, Ed Mayo, Ray Fink, Andy Hanson, Mike Duryea, Randy Peterson, Tami Eichelberger - Student Manager. 122 Mike Bristol grimaces as he is tied up by opponent RESERVE WRESTLERS: FRONT: Rick Glendy, Gary Marcellus, Mike Towns, Don Scofield. BACK: Chuck Applegarth, Bob Miller, Fred Kleeb, Randy Grim, Rob Smith. Ken Rice in action 123 Les Kulhanek working for a take down Duane Miller puts the cow catcher hold on his opponent : i-VOiv ;'A s'Wt Ha B IP SSS89 t.Sn' tViiift t‘1 :. ii: Head Wrestling Coach Jim Mills gives a word of advise to Steve Jones THREE BASKETBALL PLA YERS RA TED HIGH IN S. W. C Coach Bob Sixel led the Broken Bow Indians to a 7-12 season in the tough Southwest Conference. The Indians played well but lost several games by small margins in the final minutes of the game. The team came out of the season with three of the players ranking high in the S.W.C. standings. Steve Peters got an All-Conference Honorable Mention and led the Conference in rebounding. Russ Mayo received Second Team All-Conference honors, and was third in scoring in the S.W.C. Pat Doty was second in the Conference in assists. The team attended the District Tournaments at O'Neil and won the first game against Creighton. The second game proved more of a challenge and the Indians lost against O'Neil by a score of 71-63. Kevin Brush shoots a free throw against Gothenburg during Holiday Tournaments. VARSITY: Coach Virgil Korte. Jerry Pomplun. Don Johnson. Kevin Brush, Ron Bimie, Tim Halstrom, Russ Mayo. Steve Sloggett, Steve Peters. Bill Root. Pat Doty. Brad Ellis, Rick Kaelin, Head Coach Bob Sixel, and Dave Brass and Harvey Pierce. Student Managers. 125 Sophomore Jerry Pomplun shows his shoot- _ _ . „ ina skill Sieve Peters, Brad Ellis, and Russ Mayo surrounding an opponent The 1974-75 starters were Bill Root, Steve Peters, Russ Mayo, Steve Sloggett, Brad Ellis, Brad Ellis bringing the ball down court. Kevin Brush, Jerry Pomplun, and Pat Doty. 126 Russ Mayo gained 315 points during the season. The Reserves for 1974-75 were Brent Yanagida, Randy Pomplun, Jim Eberle, Matt Hiisch, Scott Briggs. Brad Mattox. STANDING are Coach Korte, Ken Agena. Ted Larsen. Kendall Woodward, Tim Halstrom, Greg Hyslop. Steve Peters was All-Conference Honorable Mention. 127 JUNIOR HIGH ATHLETICS OFFERS BROAD PROGRAM The Junior High Athletic Program at Broken Bow Junior-Senior High School offers a wide program for Junior High Athletes. The student may choose from Football, Wrestling, Track, or Basketball. Some of the sports are broken down according to class. There is seventh and eighth grade basketball, and seventh-eighth grade football and freshman football. Some of the objectives of the program are to develop athletic ability, develop sportsmanship, and to give each student an opportunity to participate. Mr. Sybrant guided his Junior Football Squad to a 5-1 season. FRONT: T. Bowman. W. Nelson. K. Woodward, R. Boggs, M. Whitesel. K. Eacker, B. Wells. E. Thompson, M. Doty, J. Eberle, M. Farritor, R. Coleman, L. Adelung, R. Baker. SECOND ROW: C. Goodman (Student Manager), B. Fox. T. Woodward, B. Bohy, R. Bailey. J. Briggs. B. Shaw, J. Shea. T. Huston. J. 111- ingston, M. Croghan, D. Dunkel. B. Pederson, R. Stewart, R. Baker, (Student Manager). THIRD ROW: D. Luther, S. Poland, G. Gottschalk, C. Kasselder, T. O'Brien, R. Rice, D. Zoerb, K. Sloggett, D. Hanson, D. Troxel. J. Croghan, M. Carr, D. Birnie, D. Den. 128 Les Adelung carries the ball for extra yards OFFENSIVE LINE: FRONT: D. Zoerb, M. Carr, R. Rice. K. Sloggett, J. Shea. D. Birnie. T. Huston. BACK: D. Dunkel. B. Pederson. D. Hanson, J. Troxel. DEFENSIVE LINE: FRONT: J. Croghan, D. Derr, B. Shaw. J. Shea, D. Hanson. T. O'Brien. BACK: L. Adelung, B. Pederson. D. Dunkel. J. Briggs, C. Kasselder. 129 J.H. BASKETBALL SQUADS HAVE WINNING SEASON EIGHTH GRADE RECORD Burwell 37 - 18 Cozad 36 - 19 Gothenburg 38 - 22 Holdrege 36 - 34 Lexington 42 - 30 Minden 26 - 28 N. P. Madison 27 - 38 Ord 38 - 35 FRONT: R. Baker. E. Thompson. T. Nelson. R. Ernst, J. Eberle, M. Farritor, R. Boggs, M. Doty. BACK: J. Briggs, B. Bohy, R. Mayo, M. Carr, M. Croghan, T. Woodward, Mr. Wright (Coach). FRESHMAN RECORD Burwell 58 - 50 Cozad 44 - 60 Gothemburg 69 - 32 Holdrege 60 - 52 Lexington 45 - 56 Minden 36 - 29 Ogallala 58 - 61 N. P. Madison 49 - 65 Ord 58 - 36 FRONT: R. Baker, J. Mattox. J. Girardin, J. Govier, J. Illingston, B. Fox. SECOND ROW: L. Adelung, D. Nova, C. Kasselder, T. Huston, R. Mattox, R. Bailey. THIRD ROW: D. Dunkel, S. Paine, K. Pederson, S. Scott, D. Zoerb, B. Pederson, Mr. Blackburn (Coach). WRESTLING: FRONT: D. Shaw, T. Nozicka, M. Otzel, J. Hen-ion, K. Eacker, D. Stepanek, G. Goodman, T. Nozicka, R. Bristol. SECOND ROW: D. Govier, T. Pedersen, R. Smith, J. Williams, D. Grooms, K. Oatman, V. Jones, K. Fink, K. Wood- ward, R. Coleman. THIRD ROW: B. Mattox, B. Ideen, M. Whi-tesel, G. Gottschalk, K. McCaslin, G. Gottschalk, D. Hanson, J. Troxel, T. O'Brien, B. Shaw, G. Cook, M. Woodward, B. Olsen, S. Bristol. TRACK: FRONT: B. Baker, R. Pederson, C. Carr, M. Doty, R J. Mattox, S. Scott, J. Briggs, Bailey, B. Bell, D. Dunkel, B. Ernst. SECOND ROW: D. Hanson, M. Adams, M. Carr, K. Eacker, G. Goodman. THIRD ROW: D Agena, T. Eberle, K. Wright, FOURTH ROW: C. Gottschalk. . Crouch, B. Brooks, R. Bailey, J. D. Vohland, K. Pracht, M. Otzel. D. Luther, M. Linder. 131 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL — A FUN-LOVING One of the many sports offered during the school year is intramural basketball - for both boys and girls. Only boys who do not go out for regular basketball can sign up for intramural. This year the girls who signed up not only learned this game for fun, they were learning the rules so they can compete with other schools next year in girls' basketball. As you can see from the pictures on these two pages - intramural basketball is a hard, but fun-loving sport. Randy Giles tips ball away from Mark Linder. Bob Richardson shoots while Terry Derr and Randy Giles look on. SPORT COACHES WERE: Dee Eden, Connie Bowers, Judy Hansen, and Doug Grundy FRONT: Monica Dunkel, Lora Golden, Deb Pracht, Jane Mankle, Judy Nelson, Sherri Skillet, Judi Larsen. MIDDLE: Connie McIntosh, Ann Huston. Teresa Duryea, Cindy Day, Pam Mills, Diane Huffaker, Christy Bowling. BACK: Cindy Marcellus, Deb Boggs, Kim Bohy, Reba Govier, Ann Sweenie. Connie McIntosh goes in for a lay up 133 Teresa Duryea scores two points HONOR SOCIETY INITIATES NEW MEMBERS On May 20 the National Honor Society initiated new senior and junior members at the Honors Tea which followed the annual Honors Convocation. National Honor Society consists of 5% of the Junior class and 10°]o of the Senior class. The top one-third of the class is voted on by the faculty and present members of the society. New members are chosen on the basis of their character, scholarship, and scholastic achievement. New members receive their pin from Mr. Wade at the Honors Tea NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: SITTING: Connie McIntosh. Carla Brush, Cindi Larsen, Teresa Duryea. STANDING: Mitch Buntem-eyer, Rene Mayo, Marv Kleeb, Kevin Brush, Jeff Horn, Ron Bir-nie, Mike Duryea. Steve Neth, Pat Doty. Greg Hyslop, Jim Albin, Ruth Govier, Ted Larsen, Kim Bohy, Melissa Kasselder, Karen Wittig, Rhonda Whitesel, Kim Kennedy, Carolyn Pimie, Andy HansoiT, Karen Johnson, Cherri Warren. 134 ACHIEVERS — 1975 Students Honored at the Scholastic Banquet: FRONT: Ann Talbot, Judy Denesia, Judy Nel- MEDAL WINNERS AT THE MID-PLAINS VOCA- son, Lynne Whitney, Jeanne Pimie, Cindy Hill, Terri Carpenter, Vickie Clay, Deb Hulin- TIONAL CONTEST: Karen Johnson, Melissa Kas- sky. SECOND ROW: Karen Johnson, Carolyn Pirnie, Kim Kennedy, Carolyn Curlile, Teresa seider Ruth Covier Le« Knlhanek Duryea, Pat Doty, Marv Kleeb, Mike Duryea. THIRD ROW: Nadine Meyer, Twila Pracht, Karen Wittig, Donna Gayley. BACK: Jeniel Anders, Deb Collins, Terry Derr, Bill Root, Andy Hanson, Ken Agena, Mitch Buntemeyer, Scott Spanel, Jeff Horn, Bill Prescott. 135 THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1975 CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF TYPEWRITERS Office Furniture ADDERS School Supplies PHONE 872-2471 BAKER STUDIO BOB and BEVERLY FITZPATRICK North Side Of Square — Broken Bow, Nebr. EXPERT PHOTOGRAPHY FOR ANY OCCASION Natural Color, Black and White, Oils Cameras, Film and Kodak Processing Picture Frames — Photos Copied EAST HIGHWAY 2 Broken Bow 9 A.M. — 9 P.M. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 1:00 P.M. — 6:00 P.M. SUNDAY Congratulations and Good Luck Seniors 1975 140 Delton Johnson, Mgr. CUSTER FEDERAL Broken Bow, Nebr. Specializing in Savings Acc'ts and Loans on Homes Phone 2-6486 RITE WAY FERTILIZER CO. WAYNE STRONG. Owner 1220 North B Street Broken Bow, Nebr. Ph. 872-6436 Custom Blending of Dry Fertilizer - Liquid Fertilizer - Anhydrous Ammonia NEBRASKA STATE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Broken Bow, Nebraska Your Wide Awake Bank Phone 872-2466 Member F.D.I.C. BECTON, DICKINSON AND CO. Congratulations Class of 1975 Congratulations Class of 75 ;f(r ft IiIBmiwi When you think of Brand Names - Think MCDONALD'S Farm Bureau insurance CONGRATULATIONS CLASS H. DEAN JOY, Agency Manager 75! RANDY ROHDE DR. and MRS. ALANSON L. JONES Career Underwriter DR. and MRS. DUANE RICE FARM BUREAU LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY DR. and MRS. ROBERT J. HOLLAND DRS. JACK and DIANE LONGFELLOW FARM BUREAU INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEBRASKA 315 So. 10th Street, Broken Bow, Nebraska Bus. (308) 872-6248 68822 BROKEN BOW Broken Bow, BANK Nebraska Complete Banking Service Each depositor insured to tl OOO Glaze Miiimjfis ty� ux Caifut (ZckUh’ Phone 872-6461 l. k. glaze, own«r 305 South 9th Avenue Broken Bow, Nebraska Parts Plus 605 D Broken Bow, Nebr. 68822 308 872-2475 GATEWAY MOTOR CO. Sears Congratulations Class of '75 Chevrolet Buick Olds Congratulations, Seniors Broken Bow SEARS CATALOG STORE Ph. 872-2431 Manager GILES H. WARREN El TS. E. SMITH SONS'? Vr BROKEN BOW CORNER STYLE SHOPPE Ladies' Apparel Teens’ Apparel MYRA. LAURA, JEAN, and RUTH T ake This Opportunity To Extend Our Congratulations CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! To The 1975 DOTY PACKING CO. Graduating Class Of Broken Bow, Nebraska Wholesale Beef and Pork Complete Custom Meat Processing PETE'S Frozen Food Lockers TO Broken Bow 540 South E. St. Goodyear Broken Bow Run In Before Tires 872-2938 You Run Out. 146 CREDIT BUREAU OF BROKEN BOW, INC. Your Independent Home - Owned Store Phone 872-6145 COOPERATIVE MARKETING ASSOCIATION HOLCOMB PHARMACY 421 South Ninth Broken Bow, Nebr. 68822 Phone 872-5231 (coop) Our Profession — Your Good Health Farm Supplies Congratulations Class of '75 Accessories Eddyville, Nebraska Gas, Oil Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone 872-5802 147 SARGENT IRRIGATION CO. f'f Broken Bow, Nebr. . I i _ NJ ' BROWN FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Quality Carpet and Installation ARMSTRONG IMPLEMENT CO. Allis-Chalmers Tractors and Farm Equipment Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone TR 2-5611 A1US-CMALM� R DITTMER JEWELRY Phone 872-5151 East Side of Square Broken Bow, Neb. Jerry Dittmer Registered Jeweler Lane Cedar Chests Admiral Color T.V. Kroehler Upholstered Furniture Congratulations Class of ‘75 148 THE ARROW SEED CO. SUM’S WESTERN WEAR NUTRENA FEEDS Complete Line Of Field and Grass Seed Broken Bow, Nebr. Ph. 872-2231 Central Nebraska's largest and most complete western store. We Extend Heartiest Congratulations to the Class of '75 Broken Bow, Nebr. Best of Luck to Each of You Congratulations A W DRIVE-IN BILL AND MARY DOTY Congratulations Class of •75 149 Best of Luck to Each of You. ARROW MOTOR CO. REST HAVEN MANOR Broken Bow, Nebr. Congratulations Class of '75 TUMBLEWEED CAFE BUZZ and BETTY HOOBLER - Managers Good Food Congratulations to the Class of '75 A. R. (BOB) ADAMS Congratulations Class of '75 PIT STOP BROKEN BOW PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Box 361 Loans to Farmers and Stockmen Broken Bow, Neb. Phone 872-2461 Phone: 872-5215 Loans to Farmers and Stockmen Goodyear Phone 872-2461 and Michelin Tires CURTIS TERHART, President Best of Luck to our Youth of Broken Bow Congratulations to the Class of '75 auisiiiiTisE FARISS MENS WEAR Choose from the Long Green Line for the Finest in Farm Equipment See R.Y. Before You Buy R.Y. Inc. Broken Bow, Nebr. Phone 872-2497 Store for Men and Boys 151 SLOGGETT'S r t I f f BEN FRANKLIN STORE Stop Infants Wear For Large Selection of Fabrics and Shop School Wear Sewing Accessories School Stationery Casual Shoes Save Supplies LYNE ELECTRIC GOVIER BROTHERS MORTUARY Whirlpool Appliances Packard-Bell T. V. Complete Electrical Sales and Service Phone 872-6131 'You Call Us -- We'll Wire You. EVERETT GCVIER GEORGE GOVIEf Broken. Bow - Mason City 542 S. 9th Broken Bow Phone 872-2424. BOW BOOTERIE BOW OIL —TEXACO Shoes for the entire family JIM REGIER For All Your Car and Truck Service East Hiwy 2 Ph. 872-9358 Broken Bow ROPD Congratulations Graduates The Herrmann's Wish You Much Happiness and Success In The Future. East Side Of Square COMPLETE COMMERCIAL i INDUSTRIAL ROOFING t REPAIRING -----DIAL----- 872-5814 OVER 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE ASK ABOUT OUR CONDITIONAL INSURANCE COVERAGE BONDED ROOFERS L W TIRE SERVICE, INC. 202 South 9th Broken Bow, Nebr. Firestone Headquarters STONE ROOFING CO. Your Safety is Our Business' NO JOB IS TOO LARGE HERB SMETS - JERRY RUSH 924 S 9 BROKEN BOW 153 The Home of Courteous Friendly Service FARM EQUIP INC. BOW EQUIPMENT INC. East Hwy. 2 Broken Bow, Nebr. 68822 All your insurance needs 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 Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. MP MmmV F«rgu«on 154 Phone: 872-5368 Owners MARVIN and BEVERLY HUFFAKER EAGLE BAR CLUB Open 10 A.M. to 1 A.M. Beer - Mixed Drinks Pool - Shuffleboard Sandwiches Owners NORV and DONNA HAINES CINDERELLA SHOP The In Place to Shop for Teen Apparel -Broken Bow, Nebraska _ Li .LLLLLLLlluuu ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I J P SPORT AND WESTERN SHOP Phone 872-5227 Broken Bow, Nebr. Congratulations to the Class of JATHEELERS; East Highway 2 Broken Bow, Nebraska 68822 BOW BEAUTY SALON BOW AGENCY 517 South D 872-5065 LARON L. WRIGHT Phone 872-6249-Broken Bow, Nebraska 155 STEVE’S D06n SUDS DRIVE-IN East Highway 2 and 92. Broken Bow, Nebr. Dog-Gone Good HOWARD C. DITSON 531 South 8th Broken Bow, Nebraska 68822 Phone 872-5381 Food and Drinks Best Policy At all Times GERALD A. THURMAN LEWIS FLORAL Abstracting Loans Real Estate Insurance MONUMENT CO. BROKEN BOW, NEBRASKA Phone: 2-6484 Congratulations Class of ’75 BROKEN BOW, NEBRASKA BUTLER STANDARD SERVICE HAROLD A. SMITH R. KEVIN BLOEMKER GATEWAY MOTEL 706 S. D. Street Phone 872-6468 Tom A. Butler East of Courthouse BILL MARCELLUS CO. 156 Phone: 872-2478 East Side of Broken Bow Ford Tractors and Homelite Chain Saws Phone 872-5766 Sales and Service CHET LINDER AGENCY HOWARD PROVINCE PLUMBING AND HEATING Box 546 Broken Bow, Nebraska Area Code 308 - 872-2941 I YOUR'f XfrpffldMf 1 Vhsuronie g IaokntJ Drain Cleaning Hot Water and Steam Heating Repair Work and Remodeling Central Vac Systems Serving Entire Directory Area 422 So. C Broken Bo -’ 872-2281 Jrrow 2Aviation Flight Instruction — Spraying BROKEN BOW PRINTERY Rental — Charter MUNICIPAL AIRPORT Broken Bow, Nebraska 68822 Commercial Printing Office Supplies The World s Finest Portable Typewriters Ph. 872-2191 VERN COOK Bill Williams. Owner Phone 872-51 13 Groceries and Meats WHITEHEAD at WATCH SHOP BROADWAY Ladies' and Gents' Watches and Bands Market Watch Repair East Side Broken Bow HOLMES INSURANCE AGENCY GAMBLES Dillard Holmes - Agent AUTHORIZED DEALER Telephone: 872-2327 BRUCE AND EVELYNE WHITE Total Hair Care This space for your message Styling - Haircutting Styling Equipment and Supplies New Man Hairpieces for The Natural as Nature Look” ACHE AND PAIN BARBER SHOP on the North Side of the Square DR. L. R. WALLACE UNIVERSAL INSURANCE BOW AUTO HOSPITAL INC. AGENCY Body Shop JIM AND MARY ATKISSON Glass Installation 728 South C. Street Engine Tune Up Broken Row, Nebraska Front End Service Bill Price Frank Nova JAMES (JIM) E. PEISTER Good Luck in the Future! Best Wishes to the Class of '75 STEVE SCHOBER MR. AUTOMOTIVE - SIDLES Carl Wells, Owner Broken Bow, Nebr. 68822 158 NEUTZMAN PROPANE Metered Gas Service 307 N. 15th 872-2511 Broken Bow, Nebr. STEPHENS Best Wishes to the Class of '75 REALTY CO. Real Estate Loans Insurance Bonds WILLIAM C. SCHAPER CARLOS E. SCHAPER ERVIN 872-2062 ROY DEAN SIGNS CUSTER COUNTY FARM BUREAU Animal Health Products Lit — Health — Fire — Insurance — Auto — Farm — Liability 315 South 1 Oth St. BROKEN CLYDE A. ARNOLD No Dates No Girls THE SON UNICUSCIRCULUS Feed and Elevator Co. MARVIN KLEEB - President KEVIN BRUSH - Vice-President No Worries No Prospects No Money Corsages and Cut Flowers for all Occasions CULUGAN SOFT BROKEN BOW FLORAL WATER SERVICE AND East Highway 2 GREENHOUSE ay it with flower 1 J ay it with our Broken Bow, Nebraska Seen most often when there's water to soften. 159 WM. PENN LODGE MASTER CLEANERS THE HALSTROMS Highways 2-92-70 One-Half Mile East Broken Bow, Nebraska 872-2412 Broken Bow BROKEN BOW WHOLESALE MR. AND MRS. BOB KOOZER We Extend Heartiest Congratulations to the Senior Class of '75 Best Luck to Each of You. Best Wishes to the Class of '75 STEGGS FLYING SERVICE Arc EASTSIDECAFE AND HARDWARE =? GAS FOR LESS Phone 872-5227 Broken Bow, Nebr. Congratulations to the Class of '75 West Side Of Square Dick Foote, Manager MAX and DONNA TROSPER MOGENSEN PLUMBING COUNTRYSIDE MOBILE AND HEATING HOMES Repair — Remodeling Installation We Serve The Entire Area 24 Hour Service 160 718 South 6th Broken Bow 14 Wides 24 and 26 Wide Double Wides Pick-up Topper GARY NEKUDA. Owner Bus. Phone East Hyw 2 872-2398 Broken Bow BY APPOINTMENT OR CHANCE Phone (300) 072-5035 B — J EQUIPMENT INC. C77z£ c f-nticjue. cattle c f-ntUjuti. - doUiata Lti - Q.un uc WE BUY AND SELL Books Family International and New Holland Equipment Sales and Service 335Vi South IOth Avenue BROKEN BOW. NEBRASKA 68822 872-2414 Broken Bow, Nebraska Bill's Auto Service and Sales 421 South C Street P.O. Box 306 EDDIE'S FLOOR COVERING Broken Bow, Nebraska 68822 BILL GAMBLE Phone Owner (308) 872-2267 872-2867 Complete Auto Service PLEASURE LANES VARNEY REXALLDRU TORE THE LION LOUNGE Phone 872-2883 Broken Bow, Nebraska (Rely On Us for Your Health Needs) Southeast- Corner of the Square 872-2321 RON'S SHOE REPAIR DAVIS PAINT AND DECORATING CENTER Congratulations Class of '75 GENE and LOLA CHAPIN Phone 872-2450 846 South E Street Broken Bow, Nebr. 68822 161 Best Wishes to FEDERAL LAND Class of '75 BANK ASSOCIATION HUSTON AND WASHBURN Farm and Ranch Loans Long Term Low Rate JCPenney We know what you’re looking for. LA PETITE SHOPPE Your Beauty Is Our Business Ph. 872-6167 ARROW HOTEL ALLAN WOODWARD AGENCY INC. Allan Woodward Auctioneer and Realtor Headquarters Real Estate — Insurance and Loans for class reunions Complete Auction Service Broken Bow, Nebraska Broken Bow, Nebraska 7th D SINCLAIR WENQUIST, INC. TOM JOYCE and DARRELL JONES Owners Auto Supplies Auto Parts and Accessories Phone 872-9381 Broken Bow, Nebraska 68822 162 872-2464 SECURITY STATE BANK AAOIVTGO WERY ihVi} U � J Trotter Agency 312 So. 9 Order Conveniently By Phone 872-6441 MEAD LUMBER COMPANY BOB BOGGS, Mgr. LAVONNE'S BEAUTY SALON We Offer You Complete Beauty Service Building Headquarters We're Proud of You, East Side of Square Class of '75 Broken Bow, Nebraska THE OLSEN COMPANY COOKSLEY FORD, Inc. Where Only The Look Is Expensive. Clothing and Shoes For The Entire Family. It costs no more to shop at a finer store.' East Side of the Square Broken Bow, Nebraska FORD MERCURY LINCOLN East Highway 2 Broken Bow, Nebr. 68822 Phone 872-6488 LEIGH'S BARBER SHOP K. C. FISKE EQUIPMENT CO. Krause, Owatonna, .BMB, Stanhoist and Speed King and Used Farm Equipment Your Business Appreciated Phone 872-5977 Ph. 872-5021 Res. 872-2525 See Us Today! 163 In Knowledge lies Security Congratulations to Our School, Our Pupils, and Our Teachers. E. R. PURCELL CENTRAL NEBRASKA DRUG CO. Job Printing Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone No. 872-5031 STAAB’S |S| APPLIANCE BOB and DONNA STAAB HOLCOMB AGENCY Your General Electric Dealer Service After the Sale Insurance - Loans - Realtor Ph. 872-2132 Broken Bow, Neb. Phone 872-5261 COAST-TO-COAST FARRITOR Everything for Farm, Home, Car, and Sportsman Phone 872-2551 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 «S It L L DAINTON'S FURNITURE BROKEN BOW LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS AND AUCTION Phone 872-2022 135 South 9th Ave. Broken Bow, Nebraska 164 New and Used Furniture Open Daily Complet Auction Service Across the Street from Court House 872-5460 Broken Bow, Nebraska HARMONY HUT RCA Radio and TV Tapes and Records Congratulations Class of '75 STAR LIGHT LOUNGE and SUPPER CLUB Entertainment nightly Roy's Pastime, Inc. Broken Bow, Nebr. 872-9362 PIZZA HUT Ph. 872-6560 East Highway 2 Congratulations Class of '75 FARMERS GRAIN AND SUPPLY CO., INC. AND HYDRO GAS SALES AND SERVICE Complete - Grain - Feed - Fertilizer and Propane Service TO SUIT YOUR TASTE HEFFELFINGER JEWELRY Watches Wyler — Bulova — Caravelle Diamonds Gifts Repair pN salate to all who with the annual. The book reprta perns many long .But enjo ble? hours of work, V lf!kuld lMfc to, take tM opponunity to thank all of thipepple who w fcinvolved In IfeT flRg put this year's Warrio RHONDA WHITESEL - Editor CARLA BRUSH - Co-Edit . , MR.DAVID PIERCEABt - Adv: