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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1976 volume:

2 FOREWORD We, the WARRIOR Staff of 1976 have found it a challenging task to picture for you these memories- of the various school events. We have preserved for the F uture w hat you have created in the Past as the Bi-Cen-tennial graduati ng class. This book has caught glimpses here and there of the early Broken Bow High School in honor of the Bi-Centennial year. We hope that in years to come while leafing through this book, you will recall with satisfaction and p leas ure your experiences in Broken Bow High School. 3 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration Page 7 Seniors Page 15 Historical Page 30 Student Life Page 36 Classes Page 43 Athletics Page 77 Activities Page 105 s DEDICATION We dedicate this 1976 yearbook in memory of Rob Smith, who died on November 12, 1975, just seven months prior to his graduation. The memory of Rob's quiet, loving, and giving spirit will remain in our hearts and minds long after the pages in this yearbook have yellowed with age. 6 ADMINISTRATION 1776-1976 In this year of the Bi-Cen-tennial in our country we look back at the history of our school and reflect on the accomplishments and achievements of our graduates over these many years. Many of our graduates have spread throughout the country and their many achievements have helped make our country a better place to live. In the year of our Bi-Centennial, we are going to graduate our 86th class from Broken Bow High School. You, the Bi-Cen-tennial class, could be our greatest class. The sky is your limit. You are graduating from a great school and you are living in a great country. The rest is up to you. Good Luck and Godspeed, Keith L. Wade, Principal Congratulations to the 1976 Annual Staff on a fine publication that will furnish many hours of enjoyment for those that open its cover. Also, congratulations to the members of the graduating class of 1976. May each of you live your life to its fullest and look back upon your days in Broken Bow High School as the happiest days of your life. Louis H. Stithem Vice-Principal Director of Activities 7 The 1975-76 school year has been a year of special significance for many reasons. For each of you there has been provided an oportunity to acquire the knowledge and skill necessary in preparing for a future vocation. There has also been opportunities to develop lasting friendships and to participate in a wide variety of activities. I believe that both aspects of life as a student at Broken Bow High School are valuable in helping you to become a good citizen. It is my sincere hope that your experiences —both in the classroom and in other activities—has been an important and rewarding phase of your life. Congratulations to the annual staff for the many hours that they have devoted to making this yearbook a reality. May it provide many pleasant memories of B.B.H.S. Roger H. Hanson, Supt. The Board of Education is made up of Dr. A. L. Jones, Mrs. Naomi Armstrong, and Dr. Ron Simmons. Mrs. Joyce Larsen, Mr. Charles Giles, Mr. Jim Girardin, 8 Bill Reichert— Band LANGUAGE ARTS MUSIC Jana Gurney-Vocal Pat Russell— Paul Croghan— PE and English PE and Math Louise Stutzman— English Vickie Mackenstadt— English Florence Cox-Counselor and English Barb Bloemker— Spanish and English Don Davis— Speech and English Marlin May— English 10 MATHEMATICS Virgil Korte Jerry Anson Mark Russell Jim Jensen SOCIAL STUDIES Gary Wright Bill Blackburn Gerrit Hamblin Stan Staab n Joe Cupl— Darrel Sybrant— Science Biology Bob Seeger— John Sweenie— Science Counselor Jim Mills-- Carol Kasselder Industrial Ed. Art Rhonda O'Neil— Nerine Kleeb— Special Ed. Special Ed. Pat Wade-- Jim Donovan— Study Hall Media Specialist Betty Gayley— Beatrice Cosner— Jr. High Lib. Special Ed. 13 Marilyn Coble— Louise Clark— Superintendent's Sr. High Secretary Secretary Vickie Staab— Elsie Jensen— Jr. High Secretary Lunchroom Coord. CUSTODIANS Cye Miller Doyle Davis Jeanne Mills— Aide Officer Randy Linder— School Resource Officer Luella Moniger Keith Davis Mildred Schweitzer Verle Ellison SENIORS 1976 The Class Officers for the Graduating Class of '76 are: Ron Birnie, President; Cindi Larsen, Secretary; DeEtta Griffith, Treasurer; and Brent Yanagida, Vice-President MR. WADE, SPONSER RAY BAKER CAROLYN BIGBEE JAMES ADAMS PERRY ADELUNG JOLEA BALLARD JAN BENDOWSKY RONALD BIRNIE TAMIBOHY PAGE SPONSER: THE LION LOUNGE 16 DEB COLEMAN DAVE BRASS CATHY BRIDGES CHARLENE CARR LISA CLARK KOURTNEY COOKSLEY MICHAEL CORDELL PAGE SPONSOR: GIBSONS DISCOUNT CENTER r SCOTT DURYEA TERESA DURYEA PAM CROGHAN DIANA DEBORD JENNIFER DOTY LEONARD DUCKER MICKI DUNKEL M KAREN DERR DUANE FARRITOR 18 PAGE SPONSOR: GIBSONS DISCOUNT CENTER DONNA GAYLEY BETTY GOVIER PAGE SPONSOR: GIBSONS DISCOUNT CENTER DEETTA GRIFFITH 19 KIM GRIFFITH DAVID HAUSER GAYLENE HAUSER DON HENDRICKSON AL HILL PAT HORN ANN HUSTON GREG HYSLOP PAGE SPONSOR: 20 HAUSER TRANSPORT SERVICE LORENE JACOBSEN RODNEY JENKINS JODY JONES DENISE KENNEDY RICK KAELIN LARRY KENNEDY CAROL KLEEB PAGE SPONSOR: HAUSER TRANSPORT SERVICE RUSSELL MATTOX LESLIE KULHANEK LES MANN NADINE MYER CINDI LARSEN BRAD MATTOX CONNIE MCINTOSH PAGE SPONSOR: GIBSONS DISCOUNT CENTER PATRICIA MOONEY NICK NOEL ROLAND PETERSON HARVEY PIERCE PAGE SPONSOR: GIBSONS DISCOUNT CENTER 23 BRAD PRACHT TWILA PRACHT KAREN PRICE 24 SONYA SHAW JULIE SHEA PAGE SPONSOR: MARLENE SCHIPPOREIT BROKEN BOW LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS CONNIE SCOFIELD ROBERT SMITH JIM STARK MARY THOMAS DAWN TREFFER FRED ULLRICH BOB WALKER PAGE SPONSOR: BOW AUTO HOSPITAL, INC. JODEE WILLIAMS BRENT VANAGIDA Pictures were not available for: RUSS MAYO CLYDE APPLEGARTH SONJA WILLIS BYRON WOODWARD STEPHANIE WILSON JILL WOODWARD 26 PAGE SPONSOR: R. Y. IMPLEMENT, INC. Rick and Doug enjoying Senior PAGE SPONSOR; privileges ARROW AVIATION ANTHONY PEREIRA Our Foreign Exchange Student Anthony Pereira, our foreign exchange student, comes from Feria De Santana, Bahia, Brazil, a town about 800 miles from the equator and near the Pacific Ocean. Tony, as he is affectionately called, comes from a family of five. His father owns four medium ranches and his mother teaches at the elementary level. Tony's family lives in the city, but spends their weekends on the ranch. Here Tony developed his hobbies which include motorcycling, swimming, ranching, hunting, and soccer. Tony describes himself as being calm and somewhat introverted. I believe in working hard to achieve something. I really appreciate what I can get this way, I enjoy helping people and having friends I can trust and are interested in the same things I am. I have my own way of thinking but I am always willing to learn and accept new or different ideas. Tony and Mrs. Bloemker Tony and friends Anthony Pereira 29 FASHIONS THEN AND NOW As you can tell from the pictures above that the times have really changed for High School fashions. The typical student at the turn of the century wore starched collars, ties, high-button shoes, long frilly dresses, frenchrolls, and short, cropped above the ear, hair. The staff thought that it would be interesting, in view of the Bi-Centennial, to compare today's fashions with those of fifty years ago. Today's typical student might be attired in T-shirts with all types of pictures, sayings, and designs on the front and back--the wilder the better. Going with these T-shirts are the ever prevalent jeans and their many styles. 30 Shoes for any mood Hair styles vary for both boys and girls. In comparison with the mini-skirts of a few years ago the longer length skirts are a drastic change. Even the fact that girls wear dresses and skirts to school is a change from a few years when the standard garb was a pair of ragged blue jeans. Male fashions have also changed. They, like the girls, are dressing neater and are more fashion conscious. Hair is being styled shorter with the Afro being popular. The guys are also wearing wild-print shirts with beads. Popular shoe styles include the cowboy boot, platforms, tennis shoes, sandals, waffle stompers, and bump toed shoes with heavy heels. Skirt lengths have come down. 31 History Of The Broken Bow High School By-. Pam Croghan, Class of '76 Russ Mayo, Class of '76 The first subscription school in Custer County started in 1875 and was located at Douglas Grove in the home of Mrs. Ed Eubank although the first school in Broken Bow was located in a little sod building east of town. This was used until the fall of 1883 when it was abandoned for a vacant brick building located on the east side of the square. This is probably the building where Broadway Market is now located. The following school term was held in a sod house two blocks north of the square on 8th Avenue. In 1883, 23 students were enrolled in Broken Bow High School. In 1885, 39 pupils were enrolled. In the year 1888 the city had outgrown its school facilities and a frame building was erected. It was named South Ward School and was located on the block where the Elks Lodge is now located. It was erected at a cost of approximately $12,000. The reason for such a sudden jump from one room sod buildings to a two story frame house was due to the arrival of the railroad two years earlier and the sudden growth of Broken Bow. In this building, the first high school was held in the upstairs portion. The first graduation in the Broken Bow High School took place in 1890 with one graduate, William Talbot. Three girls made up the graduating class of 1891, Sarah Snyder, Cora Coffman, and EvaWeimer. The 1892 enrollment was 400 students and the total expenditure was $6,700. Between the period of 1890 and 1909, 150 pupils finished high school. By 1898, a full complete system had been established. This included twelve grades and a High School. 32 High School Building, dedicated on February 17, 1911 PAGE SPONSOR: HOWARD L. BALLENGER INSURANCE The old North Ward School Custer College, used as a Junior High In the fall of 1909 by public vote of citizens of the school district, bonds were voted and this began the construction of another edifice. This was to be used strictly for the high school and the cost was set at $39,000 to $40,000. This building was located on a lot the district purchased about one block south from the North Ward School at a cost of $4,400. This high school building faced North 9th Avenue just north from North C Street and a whole block in between it and North School was used for a playground for years. This building was dedicated with an elaborate dedication program on February 17, 1911. It was of two different colors of brick, three stories with a gym in the basement, a large assembly room upstairs, and modern (for that era) facilities throughout, finest available equipment and classrooms, equal to any other city within the entire state and a fine faculty engaged for the educational benefit of the high school students. This was the building to be used exclusively for the high school from this time until just prior to World War II, when a new two-story all brick structure was added to the north connected to this building. This two-story structure is the present Junior High. PAGE SPONSOR BOW BOOTERIE The old High School Building and the present Junior High 33 In 1908 becuase of an overflow of students, part of two grades were moved into Custer College, located on the block south of the present high school. In 1911 when the old high school building was finished, those two grades were moved into it. In 1919 the School District voted bonds for 9,500 dollars to purchase the Custer College building for use as a Junior High School. This building was used as the junior high until just prior to World War II when the present junior high was built. It was a two-story brick structure. In 1938 the old high school building was remodeled. New heating and lighting systems were added along with new plumbing. The walls were replastered, redecorated and the new stairway steps were installed. A new huge library and study hall along with new chairs and tables were added to this old high school. In 1937 the corner stone for the South Ward School was laid and before this building was completed construction was begun on a new North Side School. These buildings were used for many years until replaced by the present North Park School in 1953. Then in 1969 our present high school was dedicated. The courses offered in the past were business, college preparatory, and english composition. The courses offered today are college preparation. Vocational Home Economics, Vocational Agriculture, Vocational Distributive Education, and General. The early facilities consisted of a domestic science department, a manual training department, and a library, a large gym and an assembly room that seated over 200. In 1937, these facilities were added to the high school; rooms and shop for Vocational Agriculture, room for Junior High use, auditorium and gym with dressing room and an economics room. The new high school was started in the fall of 1967 and the students moved in December 1968. THANKS TO THE CUSTER COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY FOR PICTURES AND INFORMATION Front view of present High School, dedicated on February 9, 1969 PAGE SPONSOR: 34 BON’S BOTIQUE The class of 1910 were the first to wear caps and gowns Many people think that this is the first year for Girl's Basketball. Here is a picture of the team of 1918. TOP ROW: Hazel Groat, Ester Clay, Maude Adams, Edith Baker, Mary McCandless, Delia Lislie, Henretta Johnson, Elan Hickman SECOND ROW: Opal Predmore, Queenie Carlis, Edna Myers, Ernia Grace Coe—Teachers: Prudence Beal, Zenaide Dowery PAGE SPONSOR: BOW EQUIPMENT, INC. 3s PAGE SPONSOR: CENTRAL NEBRASKA BUS SERVICE 39 40 COLOR PROCESSING: Courtesy of Baker Studio Ken Agena Ed Andersen Kerry Andersen Chuck Applegarth Scott Briggs Deb Collins Marty Clark Dennis Cosner Juniors working in popcorn stand. Scott Blackburn Mark Botts Gary Coble Cheryl Yantzie Gail Davis Cynthia Day Bev Dittmer Debbie Dixon Pat Denesia Cindy Ducker Brad Ellis Bev Eastman Jim Eberle Jeanne Farritor Linda Fries Terry Fry Sharon Ditson Kathy Eacker Rick Ernst Rick Glendy 45 Lora Golden Marilyn Goodner Randell Gunther Doug Hagman Reba Govier Randy Grim Tim Halstrom Mike Hanson Randy Haines Kent Hickenbottom Cindy Hromas Judy Ingold Matt Hirsh Diana Holland Diane Jacobsen Janet Joyce 46 Class officers are: Kevin Wittig, President; Susan Vohland, Secretary-Treasurer; Matt Hirsh, Vice-President Brad Kaelin Lee Landkamer Susan Martin James Klahr Judi Larsen David Mattox Fred Kleeb Jana Lewis Gary Marcel I us Russ Kleeb Ed Lonowski Bob Mayo 47 Mary Musselman David Myers Pamela Mills Jackie Nelson Eugene Oxford Jeanne Pirnie Jeanne Mohatt Teresa Neth Dixie Paben Lvle Poland Cathy Noel Cindy Olson Ronda Page Mike Peterson Jerry Pomplun Randy Romplun 48 Deb Pracht Tammy Schall Rich Ski I lett Jane Staab Bob Prentice Randy Schweitzer Craig Sloggett Kathy Stepanek Jim Purcell Rod Schweitzer Tom Smith Julie Taubenheim Bob Richardson Don Scofield Val Smith Kim Theesfeld PAGE SPONSOR: ARROW MOTORS Mike Towns Cindy White Susan Vohland Lynn Whitney Zella Warren Dave Weibusch Mike Wells Anna Wilson One of the highlights of the Junior Year is County Government Day: Participating this year were: Fred Kleeb, Randy Pomplun, Jim Eberle, Rick Ernst, Gene Oxford, Don Scofield, Scott Blackburn (BACK) Cathy Noel, Tammy Schall, Deb Pracht, Lynn Whitney, Reba Govier, Zella Warren, Susan Vohland, Ann Sweenie, Jeanne Pimie, Judi Larsen Kevin Wittig Kendall Woodward Jeanne Wright Rod Yanagida SOPHMORES Class Officers: David Nova, President; Doug Birn-ie,Vice-President; Byron Baker, Sec.-Treas. Mark Adams Les Adelung Martin Agena Ron Baillie Byron Baker Brad Bell Gerald Anderson Jeanette Bigbee Doug Birnie Don Brass Denise Bochart Christy Bowling Tracy Brand Scott Bristol Pam Buckendorf Cory Carr 52 David Christen Gary Cook Janell Daum Karen Ditson Kelly Codr Ron Coleman Gene Dainton Jerry Dainton Jody Sargent, Teri Hromas, and Dan Smith sampling Spanish food at the Spanish Class dinner Susan Christensen John Croghan Connie Day Dave Derr 53 Dave Dunkel Monica Dunkel Wendy Frink Sally Giles John Ellingson Wanda Frink Jim Girardin Kim Glendy Penny Goodner Alan Halouska Dan Govier Roger Hammond Jerry Govier Dale Grooms Dan Hanson Bret Herrmann 54 PAGE SPONSOR: CHET LINDER INSURANCE AGENCY Denise Hirsch Carla Jones Teri Hromas Diane Jones Diane Huffaker Tom Huston Randy Kennedy Don Larson Mike Livingston Becky Linder Chris Kasselder Mike Lepant Jack Mattox Barbara Kennedy Steve Lewis Rod Mattox PAGE SPONSOR: LEWIS FLORAL AND GREENHOUSE 55 Joleen McCullough Curtis Maughn Alberta Miller Keri Nelson Dave Nova Tammy Oatman § rJX K Duane Olson Lonnie Poland Steve Payne Steve Poland Brent Olson Brad Peterson Kristi Millsap Tim O'Brien Kirk Pedersen Tammy Powers 56 Esther Prentice Angie Pracht Kathy Pracht Connie Prentice lih Jerry Raider Jackie Schall Bruce Shaw Russ Rice Steve Scott Dan Show Saudi Roe Sandy Sebesta Jeff Shea Jody Sargent Joanna Seevers Sherri Ski I lett 57 Kent Sloggett Rick Stewart Dan Smith Jana Stover Ron Smith Angie Strong I s ' � John Troxel Joe Turner Kelli Walker Mark Woodward Rose Wright Julie Stamp Howard Thalman Kim Woodward Dean Zoerb 58 PAGE SPONSOR: TRUE VALUE HARDWARE Dan Andersen Janet Applegarth Ron Boggs Brad Bohy Ron Baker Bill Books Alice Barta Carmen Berns Tim Bowman Jeff Briggs Russell Bristol Marvin Carr Nancy Christensen Sue Clark Kelly Clay Members of the 7th and 8th grade girl's basketball team were: (FRONT) Rhonda Mayo, Christy Spencer, Denise Teahon, Terrill Fox, Suzy Roe, Lisa Botts, Paula Page, Joyce Miller, Diane Beh-rends, Teri Smith (SECOND ROW) Peggy Girardin, Betty Root, Mary Blackburn, Karen Pedersen, Cindi Dunkel, Terri Turner, Lisa Stamp, Sandy Doty, Sally Vohland, Jann Williams (BACK) Traci Beiders, Julie Embree, Linda Jacobsen, Lynelle Olson, Cindy Bristol, Jeanette Sloggett Jackie Clure Mark Croghan Jolene Cumpston Polly Davis Mike Doty Kent Eacker Randy Ernst Duane Ducker Joe Eberle Dwight Farmer Rick Freeman Karen French Gary Gottschalk Joe Govier Student office help. Don Fair Gordon Goodman Sherri Haines Kevin Fink Kelli Goodner Cindy Haines Mitch Farritor John Goss Susan Huffaker 61 Randy Hunt Tom Jacobsen Brandon Ideen Barb Jatczak Jayne Ingold Linda Johnson Candy Jones Robert Klahr Mark Lindner Cheryl Jones Kelvin Kleeb Don Luther Randy Jones Eric Landkamer Julie Maughan Vernon Jones Mike Larson Cheri Marcellus Mark Kaelin Janet Lewis Rod Mayo 1 Robert McCarthy Brian Nelson Kevin McCaslin Janice Nelson Shelly Mills Tom Nelson Tim Nozicka Kem Oatman Tammy O'Brien Dian Paben Joyce Page Cindy Palmer Brenda Pracht Diana Pracht George Pirnie Patty Mogensen Wendell Nelson Laurie Olson Patty Munell Carmen Nova Mark Otzel 63 Michele Plock Isacc Pryce Barry Roe Ed Root Carol Purintun Rex Rehmer Paul Schipporeit Shelly Schmidt Class Officers are: Mitch Farritor, President, Barry Roe, Secretary, Dave Stepanek, Vice-President, Brad Bohy, T reasurer Vocational Shop Addition Teri Theesfeld Karen White Tim Woodward Ed Thompson Robin Whitney Kevin Wright Bill Trosper Justin Williams LaRae Yanagida Dave Stepanek Chris Stone Toni Tumer Janet Stewart D'Ette Taubenheim Brad Wells 65 Joel Agena James Beck Lisa Botts Deanna Anderson Diane Behrends Jay Buckendorf Mary Burke Johnny Burnett Wayne Clure Terry Connely Larry Catlett LeAnn Cepel Douglas Crouch John Curlile Amy Clark Brian Daum Ron Day Cindi Dunkel Barbara Evans Kurt Ditson Connie Dockweiler Lisa Duryea Todd Eberle Terrill Fox Stanley Fry Troy Downy Robert Ducker John Eichelberger Julie Embree Susan Gibson Peggy Girardin Scott Herrmann Suzy Holland Teddy Hunt Karla Jensen Nancy Land Kathy Larsen Jerry Mattox Monte Mattox Phil Mattox Barb Jacobsen Carl Linden Rhonda Mayo Rusty Mills Keith McCaslin Chris Jacobsen Janell Mattox Joyce Miller Robert McCarthy Beth Nelson 68 Roxann Poland Keith Pracht Charlette Prentice Bruce Shearer Jerry Shears Teri Smith Valerie Oxford Karen Pedersen Nadine Pirnie Paula Page Tim Peterson Dennis Poland Kay Rader Craig Spanel Janet Schmidt Christy Spencer 69 Debbie Spencer Tina Thompson Bill Stamp Denise Stithem Susan Thalman Denise Teahon Anthony Troxel Dave Vohland Mark Whitesel Kathy Wormeister Delores White Greg Wright Teresa Wallace Gerri Zlomke 70 Dorothy Andersen Pam Arnold James Barta Tom Barta Aron Beck Kell! Bollwitt Richard Brass Cynthia Bristol Michael Burke Marla Carr 71 Kevin DeGarmo Gerry Dill Steve Dowse Leslie Eggleston Mary Lynn Dill Sandra Doty Ivan Ferguson, Jr. Darla Fink Scott Doty Tim Foley Mike Gobel John Holland 72 Craig Kennedy Jannie Leverington Carey Craig Mattox Mike Kleeb Frankie Main Anita Mayo Lori Lepant R.J. Lepant Jeff Martin Brett Mason Merry Lee Miller George Musselman Kim berly Nelsen Michael Nelsen A w Kris Noel Lynelle Olson Julie Payne 73 Misti Peacock Cheryl Powers Todd Schmitz Bonnie Pedersen Rod Pracht Marshall Schroder Ken Peterson Jana Prochazka Greg Shaner Donna Pirnie Suzanne Roe Jeanette Sloggett Lynn Poland Betty Root Jacque Spencer Tony Stone Dan Speer Kylie Taubenheim Kelly Staab James Thompson Lisa Stamp Debbie Trosper John Stepanek Jolynn Weddle 74 Patty White Tammy Wolford Jeff Woodward Jann Williams Dan Woodward Sally Vohland Seventh Grade Class Officers: Dan Woodward, President; Joni Gamble, Vice-President; Kylie Taubenheim, Secretary; Kelli Bollwitt, Treasurer GIRLS ACHIEVE GOALS To earn their cap a Candystriper must work thirty Jones, Angie Strong, Tammi O'Brien, Sherri Skillett, hours. Capped this year were: Janet Lewis, Candy Jackie Schall, Shelly Mills, Janell Daum Jones, Chris Stone, Lauri Olson, Sandi Roe, Carla PE Presidential Award Winners: (FRONT) Cindi Larsen, Karen Ditson, Janet Joyce, Teresa Neth, Kathy Eacker, Judi Larsen (MIDDLE) Suzy Holland, Denise Stithem, Julie Embree, Linda Johnson, Celeste Spanel, Diana Pracht, Nancy Seevers, Julie Maughan, Nancy Land, (BACK) Denise Teahon, LeAnn Cepel, Diane Behrends, Carmen Nova, Kelli Goodner, Robin Whitney, LaRae Yanagida, Jolene Cumpston, Jayne Ingold 76 CROSS COUNTRY Last fall seven boys went out for the Cross Country Squad. The team as a whole whole finished third in the District and twelfth at State. They finished fifth at the Southwest Conference Meet, the Broken Bow Invitational, and the Lexington Invitational, while winning the Dual Meet with Lexington in September. Strong performers this season included Jim and Mark Adams, Steve Scott, and Gary Marcellus. The Cross Country squad is coached by Jim Mills. Jim Adams at the Broken Bow Invitational PAGE SPONSOR: 78 BILL MARCELLUS FORD TRACTOR CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD: Mark Adams, Jim Adams, Jack Mattox, Ken Rice (BACK) Gary Marcellus, Steve Scott, Rob Smith, Barry Roe FOOTBALL — 1975 OFFENSE: Tom Smith, Kendall Woodward, Chuck Applegarth, Mark Botts, Fred Kleeb, Les Kulhanek, Ron Birnie (BACK) Brad Ellis, Kourtney Cooks-ley, Don Johnson, Rick Kaelin DEFENSE: Jerry Pomplun, Brent Yanagida, Dave Dunkel, Brad Peterson, Rod Yanagida, Scott Briggs, Jeff Shea, Don Johnson, Kourtney Cooksley, Harvey Pierce, Kent Sloggett, Dan Hanson, Mike Peterson, Ron Birnie, Les Kulhanek, Russ Mayo One of the highlights of the 1975-76 football season was winning the Homecoming game against Ainsworth 35-13. The Indians had an overall season record of 2-6-1 in the tough Southwest Conference. A factor this season was the lack of size and the loss of star Half-back Don Johnson, who suffered a knee injury early in the season. Senior Les Kulhanek earned All Conference Honors and Seniors Brent Yanagida, Don Johnson, and Ron Birnie, and Sophomore Kent Sloggett were named Honorable Mention. The Indians were coached by Head Coach Dick Wray, and assistants Paul Crog-han, Stan Staab, and Virgil Korte. 1975-76 FOOTBALL SQUAD: (FRONT) Coach Wray, Dave Dunkel, Brad Peterson, Jerry Pomplun, Fred Kleeb, Rick Ernst, Tom Smith, Eugene Oxford, Randy Haines, Rich Skillet, Matt Hirsch, Rod Yanagida, Tom Huston, Ed Anderson, Coach Staab (SECOND) Brad Bell, Byron Baker, Ron Baillie, Scott Briggs, Chuck Applegarth, Bob Richardson, Howard Cole, Mike Peterson, Mark Botts, Kendall Woodward, Pat Denesia, Brad PAGE SPONSOR: COAST-TO-COAST HARDWARE Ellis, Scott Blackburn, Jim Eberle, Coach Croghan, Coach Korte, (THIRD) Bruce Shaw, Tim O'Brien, Doug Birnie, John Croghan, Chris Kasselder, Kent Sloggett, Steve Poland, Dan Hanson, Dean Zoerb, Russ Rice, Jim Girardin, Jeff Shea, Scott Bristol (BACK) Brent Yanagida, Don Johnson, Perry Adelung, Ron Birnie, Russ Mayo, Les Kulhanek, Kourtney Cooksley, Harvey Pierce, Ray Baker, Rick Kaelin 79 Baker Studio Ellis relaxing after a good night offensively against Cozad. Baker Studio Johnson on a touchdown run. 80 Coaches Stan Staab, Dick Wray, Virgil Korte and Paul Croghan. Birnie making tackle with assist from Pierce and Ellis, page SPONSOR: DAVIS PAINT DECORATING PAGE SPONSOR: LLOYD’S AUTO SERVICE Seniors: (FRONT) Brent Yanagida, Don Johnson, Ray Baker, Rick Kaelin (BACK) Perry Adelung, Ron Birnie, Russ Mayo, Les Kulhanek, Kourtney Cooksley, Harvey Pierce 81 The '75 season had its ups and downs. The so called Cinderella team ended the season with a 7-7 record and a second place finish in the SWC. The girls went into the SWC tournament with determination conquering two top-rated teams, Lexington and Holdredge but lost to Ogallala. With the second place finish at SWC, the team had high hopes for districts, but disaster struck and the girls were beaten by Cozad in the first round. The season was a good one though, thanks to the support of the parents, boosters and the students. Judy Hanson, Head Coach Dee Eden, Assistant Coach VARSITY: (FRONT) Connie McIntosh, Reba Govier, Nadine Meyer, Cheri Mlllsap, Kristi Millsap, Lora Golden (MIDDLE) Tami Bohy, Lorene Jacobsen, Pat Mooney, Ann Huston, Cindi Larsen (BACK) Susan Voir land, Zella Warren PAGE SPONSOR: PAYNE AND DITSON CONOCO 82 Ann Huston attempts to stop a spike. Lora Golden sets the ball up for a spike. PAGE SPONSOR: MEAD LUMBER COMPANY 83 RESERVE: (FRONT) Carmen Nova, Kelli Goodner, Na- son (SECOND) Cindy Day, Pam Mills, Tammy Schall, dine Myers, Barb Kennedy, Cindi Larsen, Lorene Jacob- Judi Larsen, Kristi Millsap, Kathy Eacker 9th GRADE TEAM: (FRONT) LaRae Yanagida, Kelli Angie Strong, Susan Christensen, Janet Lewis, Barb Ken- Goodner, Robin Whitney, JoAnna Seevers, Kerri Nel- nedy, Laurie Olson, Linda Johnson, Nancy Christensen son, Alice Barta, Carmen Nova, Coach Dee Eden (BACK) PAGE SPONSOR: PROVINCE PLUMBING TEAM HAS WINNING SEASON The Broken Bow Basketball team had a winning season of 9-8 under the new head coach Paul Croghan. Russ Mayo lead the Indians in scoring with an average of 20 points and 11 rebounds Tim Halstrom followed him with an average of 10.7 rebounds per game. He will be returning next year. The team attended District Tournaments at Kearney but found that their early season win against Superior was not to be repeated. In the Southwest conference the Indians showed that they were competitive with a 3-3 closing record. Senior Ron Birnie shooting for two. Brent Yanagida and Jerry Pomplun struggle for a rebound. VARSITY: (FRONT) Brent Yanagida, Brad Peterson, Brad Ellis, Ron Birnie, Russ Mayo, Greg Hyslop, Tim Jim Eberle, Jerry Pomplun, Rick Kaelin, Byron Baker Halstrom, Perry Adelung, Steve Scott, Assistant Coach —Student Manager (BACK) Head Coach Paul Croghan, Virgil Korte PAGE SPONSOR: RAGLAND CONSTRUCTION as Bob Richardson scores Brad Ellis shows his form in a scrimmage 1975-76 RESERVES: (FRONT) Dave Nova, John Ellington Matt Hirsch, Les Adelung, Scott Briggs, Dave Dun-kel, Tom Huston (BACK) Coach Virgil Korte, Dean Zoerb, Rod Mattox, Randy Pomplun, Chris Kasselder, Kirk Pederson, Ken Agena, Steve Payne, Jim Girardin PAGE SPONSOR: P AND M PHOTOGRAPHY 86 SENIORS: Brent Yanagida, Ron Bimie, Russ Mayo, Greg Hyslop, Perry Ade-lung, Rick Kaelin Sophomore Brad Peterson shoots oVer the Ord defense Tim Halstrom and Ron Birnie wait to rebound PAGE SPONSOR: MASTER CLEANERS JR. HIGH EXPANDS PROGRAM One of the outgrowths of the recent Title IX legislation dealing with girl's sports has been the expansion of the Junior High Sports program to include more sports for the girls. Some of the sports added include girl's volleyball, basketball, and track. The total Junior High Sports program now includes all the major sports providing an opportunity to anyone interested. Head Junior High Football Coach, Darrel Sybrant. Marvin Carr, Mike Doty, Kent Eacker, Ron Boggs, Mitch Farritor, Jeff Briggs, Brad Bohy, Dave Stepanek, Don Luther, Gary Gottschalk, Kent Reinhardt (MIDDLE) Mark Croghan, Gordon Goodman, Randy Ernst, Wendell Nelson, Rod Mayo, Ed Thompson, Brad Wells, Tim Woodward, Mark Lindner, Isaac Pryce (BACK) Coach Jensen, Russ Bristol, Kevin Fink, Mark Whitsel, John Goss, Joe Eberle, Dan Anderson, Tim Bowman, Dave Vohland, Coach Sybrant PAGE SPONSOR: 88 VARNEY REXALL DRUG OFFENSE: (KNEELING) Tim Woodward, Mark Lindner, Kent Reinhard (STANDING) Kent Eacker, Marvin Carr, Gary Gottschalk, Ron Boogs, Isaac Pyrce, Brad Bohy, Jeff Briggs, Mitch Farritor DEFENSE: (KNEELING) Kim Woodward, Mark Lindner, Mike Doty, Mark Whitsel, Jeff Briggs, Ron Boggs, Brad Bohy, Mark Croghan (STANDING) Marvin Carr, Kent Eacker, Kent Reinhard 7th and 8th GRADE TEAM: (FRONT) John Stepanek, Jim Barta, Harvey Kleeb, Mike Burke, Tom Halstrom, Kevin DeGarmo, Jerry Grooms, John Holland, Ron Day, Stan Fry, Todd Eberle, Bruce Jones, Greg Wright (MIDDLE) Coach Anson, Tony Stone, Jim Oxford, Tim Peterson, Brian Daum, Rusty Mills, Jerry Mattox, Dan Vohland, Doug Crouch, Tom Barta, Marshall Shroder, Todd Schmitz, Mike Doty, Steve Douse (BACK) Coach May, Craig Spanel, Dan Woodward, Jerry Dill, Dennis Poland, Allen Barta, Chris Jacobsen, Keith McCaslin, George Musselman, James Thompson, Duane Chapin, Jerry Shears PAGE SPONSOR: CENTRAL NEBRASKA COMMISSION COMPANY 89 Cozad 44 B. Bow 23 Gothen- burg 45 B. Bow 18 Holdrege 23 B. Bow 14 Lexington 44 B. Bow 24 Minden 28 B. Bow 24 B. Bow 39 NP Madison 22 Cozad 73 B. Bow 57 B. Bow 51 Gothen- burg 47 Holdrege 64 B. Bow 64 Lexington 50 B. Bow 30 Minden 51 BB Bow 50 Ogallala 59 B. Bow 45 B. Bow 54 N.P. Mad- ison 48 B. Bow 62 Ord 53 7th GRADE BASKETBALL: (FRONT) Dan Woodward, Tom Halstrom Carey Mattox, Aron Beck, Harvey Kleeb, Bret Mason, Steve Douse, Todd Schmit-iz (BACK) Coach Anson, Jeff Martin, Ivan Ferguson, Tim Foley, George Musselman, John Holland, Mike Doty, Marshall Schroder, Kevin DeGarmo 8th GRADE BASKETBALL: (FRONT) Jim Oxford, Dave Vohland, James Beck, Monty Mattox, Chris Jacobsen (MIDDLE) Joel Agena, Ron Day, Brian Daum, Wayne Clure, Todd Eberle, John Burnett, Jay Buckendorf (BACK) Jerry Mattox, Craig Spanel, Anthony Troxel, Dennis Poland, Dan Vohland, Bruce Shear, Coach May 90 9th GRADE BASKETBALL: (FRONT) Tom Nelson, Randy Ernst, Tim Woodward, Mike Doty, Joe Eberle, Mitch Farritor, Barry Roe (MIDDLE) Ron Boggs, Marvin Carr, Kent Reinhard, Rod Mayo, Mark Croghan, Jeff Brings, Coach Blackburn PAGE SPONSOR: CINDERELLA SHOP JR HIGH TRACK: (FRONT) Gordy Goodman, Randy Ernst, Barry Roe, Marvin Carr, Jeff Briggs, Tom Nelson, Kent Eacker, Mike Doty, Rex Rehmer, Lisa Dur-yea, Tracy Beiders, Lisa Botts, Paula Page, Lori Fry, Betty Root, Marla Carr (SECOND) Mark Linder, Dan Vohland, Bill Books, Jerry Mattox, Bruce Shearer, Joel Agena, Ron Day, Doug Crouch, Suzy Holland, Teri Smith, Terrill Fox, Nancy Land, Jane Noel, Kelli Boll-wit, Donna Pirnie (THIRD) Chris Jacobsen, Dave Vohland, Bruce Jones, John Holland, Tom Halstrom, Kevin FRONT ROW: Jim Barta, Rod Bailie, Bruce Jones, Ken Peterson, Greg Wright, John Stepanek, Craig Kennedy, Tim Nozicka BACK ROW: Kim Oatman, Vernon DeGarmo, Steve Dowse, Marshall Schroder, Candy Hawks, Jennifer Grant, Beth Nelson, Chris Spencer, Su-zi Roe, Sally Vohland, Jann Williams, (FOURTH) Jerry Shears, Jim Barta, Tom Barta, Mark Cassel, Todd Schmitz, James Thompson, Duane Chapin, Coach Jensen, Coach Staab, Lisa Stamp, Chris Noel, Cheryl Powers, Joane Gamble, Julie Embree, Linda Jacobsen (FIFTH) Sandy Doty, LeAnn Cepel, Kim Nelson, Tammy Wolford, Lynell Olson Jones, Tim Bowman, Justin Williams, Tim Peterson, Tony Stone, Mark Whitisel, Tom Barta PAGE SPONSOR: CENTRAL NEBRASKA WAREHOUSE AND STORAGE 91 GIRL’S BASKETBALL — FIRST YEAR 19 75 was the first season for the Girl's Basketball team. They all admit that it was an exciting, but somewhat disappointing season. Trying to learn all those new fundamental basketball skills was an insurmountable task, but the team is hoping that next season will be brighter. One of the outstanding players in the Conference was Reba Govier. Reba made Second SWC All-Conference Team. She established three Conference records: 19 rebounds in one game, 110 rebound for the season, and averaged 11 rebounds per game. Would Susan Vohland agree that basketball is a non-contact sport? 1975 GIRL'S BASKETBALL TEAM: (FRONT) Sally Giles, Sandi Roe, Cindy Haines, Janet Stewart, Zella Warren, Jackie Schall, Kristi Millsap (SECOND) Christy Bowling, Jane Staab, Connie McIntosh, Penny Goodner, Ann Huston, Lora Golden, Judi Larsen, Sherrie Skillett (THIRD) Dian Paben, Teresa Duryea, Reba Govier, Cindy Day, Susan Vohland, Tami Bohy, Student Managers — Cheryl Yantzie, Jana Lewis PAGE SPONSOR: COUNTRY SIDE MOBIL HOMES Huston and Govier fight for a loose ball. Vohland goes up for a basket. Four on one against McIntosh. PAGE SPONSOR: CASH AND CARRY LUMBER COMPANY Reba Govier was the SWC leading rebounder. STUDENT MANAGERS: Cheryl Yantzie, Jana Lewis Zella Warren scores and Kristi Mill- Lora Golden goes up for a shot, sap assists. PAGE SPONSOR: CASH AND CARRY LUMBER COMPANY WRESTLERS PLACE IN SWC Head Coach Jim Mills and Assistant Darrel Sybrant look on in anticipation The Broken Bow Wrestling Squad finished the season with a 3-6 Dual Record, placing fifth in the Southwest Conference. The top three wrestlers were Senior Ken Rice (10-5) who placed third in the Conference, second in the Broken Bow Invitational, third at District, and was SWC champ. Junior Don Scofield (10-5) placed third in the SWC and was District runner-up. Junior Mike Towns (15-5-1) was the Broken Bow Invitational Champ, and placed third in the SWC. 1975-76 WRESTLING SQUAD: (FRONT) Ron Coleman, Bruce Shaw, Tim O'Brien (STANDING) Dan Govier, Gary Dan Shaw, Kent Eacker, Gordon Goodman, Mike Towns, Cook, Tom Jacobsen, Russell Rice, Les Kulhanek, Dan Ronnie Smith, Kim Woodward (SECOND) Gary Marcellus, Hanson, John Troxel, Fred Kleeb, Brent Olson, Don Sco-Eugene Oxford, Rick Glendy, Ken Rice, Scott Bristol, field PAGE SPONSOR: CASH AND CARRY LUMBER VARSITY (FRONT) Tim O'Brien, Eugene Oxford, Ken Rice, David Stepanek, Don Scofield, Mike Towns (BACK) Brent Olson, Fred Kleeb, Les Kulhanek, Chuck Apple garth, Dan Hanson, Dan Govier RESERVE (FRONT) Randy Haines, Ron Smith, Gordon Goodman, Dan Govier (BACK) Russ Rice, Marty Clark, Kent Sloggett, Kendall Woodward Scott Bristol against Lexington. Junior Fred Kleeb in action. PAGE SPONSOR. RON’S SHOE REPAIR Don Scofield at the State Wrestling Tournament. Ken Rice qualified to go to the State Wrestling Tournament. Mike Towns rated high in the conference. Dan Hanson goes for the pin. PAGE SPONSOR: BROKEN BOW STATE BANK 97 JOHNSON WINS STATE Don Johnson, after recovering from a football knee injury qualified to go to the State Track Meet. Don won the pole vault, jumping 13' 8 and brought a gold medal back to Broken Bow. Others qualifying for the State Meet were Randy Pomplun in the discus and Brad Ellis in the long jump. During the season Rod Yanagida broke the school record for the triple jump, leaping 42' 5 3 4 . The track squad is coached by Mark Russell. Coaches Mark Russell and Virgil Korte 1976 TRACK SQUAD: (FRONT) Coach Russell, Tom Smith, Jim Adams, Gary Marcellus, Ron Baillie, Scott Blackburn, Dave Myers, Coach Korte (BACK) Mark Adams, Rod Yanagida, Brad Ellis, Mike Peterson, Ken Agena, Chris Kasselder, Tim Halstrom, Kendall Woodward, Randy Pomplun, Ray Baker, Don Johnson, Rick Ernst PAGE SPONSOR: 98 BROKEN BOW STATE BANK HURDLERS AND SPRINTERS: Chris Kasselder, Mike Peterson, Ray Baker, Rick Ernst, Rod Yanagida, Don Johnson WEIGHTMEN: Scott Blackburn, Tim Halstrom, Randy Pomplun, Virgil Woodward DISTANCE MEN: (KNEELING) Gary Marcellus, Dave Myers, Jim Adams (BACK) Ron Baillie, Mark Adams, Ken Agena, Tom Smith State Qualifier, Randy Pomplun PAGE SPONSOR: BROKEN BOW STATE BANK 99 Hurdlers Mike Peterson and Chris Kasselder Brad Ellis clears the bar. 880 AND MILE RELAY: Ray Baker, Rod Yanagida, Rick Ernst, Tom Smith 2 MILE RELAY: Ken Agena, Ron Baillie, Tom Smith Mark Adams PAGE SPONSOR: EDDIE’S FLOOR COVERINGS GIRLS WIN CONFERENCE RECORD HOLDERS: (FRONT) Reba Govier, Zella Warren, Diane Pracht, Kathy Eacker, Judi Larsen (BACK) Penny Goodner, Julie Shea, Tami Bohy, Les Mann The Girl's Track team had another great year, winning both the District and the Conference for the second year in a row. Eight girls qualified to go to the State Track Meet in North Platte. Les Mann placed fourth in the 440, the 440 Relay placed sixth, the 880 Relay placed fifth, and Judi Larsen placed sixth in the high jump. The team ac-cumlated eight points at the State Track Meet. GIRLS TRACK TEAM: (FRONT) Dick Wray, Sonja Shaw, Julie Shea, Cindi Larsen, Lorene Jacobsen, Tami Bohy, Connie McIntosh, Kathy Eacker, Marilyn Goodner, Jan Bendowsky, Les Mann, Joleen McCullough, Darrel Sybrant (SECOND) Penny Goodner, Monica Dunkel, Reba Govier, Zella Warren, Judi Larsen, Tami Schall, Nancy Seevers, Diane Pracht, Patty Mo- genson, Kelli Goodner, Robin Whitney, LaRae Yana-gida, Barb Jatczak, Karen Ditson (THIRD) Alice Bar-ta, Diane Paben, Carmen Burns, Patty Munnell, Joleen Compston, Carmen Nova, Julie Maughn, Michelle Plock, Candy Jones, Janet Lewis, Shelly Mills, Sharon Ditson PAGE SPONSOR: DAIRY QUEEN STATE QUALIFYING 440 RELAY: Kathy Eacker, Zella Warren Diane Pracht, Reba Govier Coach Darrel Sybrant 102 PAGE SPONSOR: K.C. FISKE STATE QUALIFYING 880 RELAY: Zella Warren, Diane Pracht, Judi Larsen, Reba Govier Connie Mclnthosh qualified for State in the shot. MILE RELAY: Les Mann, Tami Bohy, Patty Mogenson, Penny Goodner Reba Govier—SWC Female Athlete of the Year GIRLS AFTER THE BOW INVITATIONAL: (FRONT) Judi Larsen, Diane Pracht, Patty Mogenson (MIDDLE) Marilyn Goodner, Tami Bohy, Les Mann, Zella Warren, Connie McIntosh, Reba Govier, Kathy Eacker (BACK) Monica Dunkel, Joleen McCullough, Karen Ditson, Kelli Goodner, Penny Goodner, Diane Jacobsen, Lorene Jacobsen, Ci idi Larsen, Coach Sybrant PAGE SPONSOR: GATEWAY MOTEL 103 HUSTON GOES TO STATE This last season Sophomore Tom Huston qualified for the State Golf Meet. This is the first time anyone from Broken Bow has qualified. Tom also finished second at the Broken Bow Invitational, tied for second at the District meet, and was Conference Medalist. The team as a whole finished fourth in the Conference and tenth in District, and had a 3-8 Dual record. The golf team was coached by Paul Croghan. Tom Huston chipping onto the green. Jerry Pomplun was one of the squad's top golfers. GOLF TEAM: (FRONT) Kent Sloggett, Mark Croghan, Girardin, Kirk Pederson, Roland Peterson, Russ Kleeb, Ron Boggs, Jerry Pomplun, Tom Huston (BACK) Jim Dave Nova PAGE SPONSOR: lew MEDICAL FACILITIES SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is organized to represent student views and serve as an advisory body to the administration. This year the Council has been busy with many projects including the Title IX evaluation and Bi-Centennial activities. Shown below are members painting fire hydrants red, white, and blue in honor of the Bi-Centennial. Les Mann, Vice Pres.; Ted Larsen, Pres.; Ann Huston, Sec.-Treas. STUDENT COUNCIL: (FRONT) Judy Nelson, Leslie Miller, (BACK) Greg Hyslor, Mike Cordell, Teresa Mann, Ted Larsen, Ann Huston, Kirk Peterson (MID- Duryea, Randy Pomplun, Ken Agena, Tim Halstrom, DLE) Tom Huston, Kathy Pracht, Tami Bohy, Alberta Scott Blackburn, Rod Jenkins, Jerry Pomplun PAGE SPONSOR: ARROW CAR WASH YARC HELPS THE HANDICAPPED OFFICERS: Micki Dunkel, Treas.; Cheryl Kaps, Sec.; Jan Bendowsky, V. Pres.; Peg Finney, Pres. Youth Association for Retarded Citizens is a group of students who relate to and try to help the mentally handicapped citizens of Custer County. YARC members help these people by taking them bowling, having parties for them and YARC members can even take them into their homes and do something extra special for them such as baking cookies. Anyone can join YARC and it is an exciting experience. YARC MEMBERS: (FRONT) Denise Hirsch , Becky Lin- (BACK) Teri Hromas, Laurie Olson, Tami O'Brien, Ann der, Joanna Seevers, Cheryl Kaps, Jan Bendowsky, Huston, Micki Dunkei, Peg Finney PAGE SPONSOR: CENTRAL NEBRASKA DRUG SIOUX CLUB PROMOTES SPIRIT During the 1975-76 School Year the Sioux Club has promoted school spirit. The Sioux Club has held pep rallies, decorated lockers and has participated in Homecoming events. At the end of the year a Sioux Club banquet is held where club officers, the White Sweater Squad, and the Cheerleaders for the next school year are announced. Although Sioux Club membership was small the girls did a fine job of supporting the teams. Good job Girls! CHEERLEADERS: Deb Pracht, Judi Larsen, Tammy Schall, Cfndi Larsen, Denise Kennedy, Reba Govier, Cheryl Kaps, Teresa Duryea mmwmm (FRONT) Karen Price, Carla Brush, Pam Croghan, Donna Gayley, Jennifer Doty, Tami Bohy, Ann Huston (SECOND ROW) Cindy Day, Jeanne Wright, Ann Sweenie, Cathy Noel, Lora Golden, Valarie Smith, Cindi Olsen, Judy Nelson, Lorene Jacabsen (THIRD ROW) Kim Thees- feld, Jeanne Mohatt, Diane Huffaker, Penny Goodner, Connie Day, Sally Giles, Kristi Mlllsap, Susan Vohland (FOURTH ROW) Miss Mackenstadt, Kelli Walker, Carla Jones, Pam Buckendorf, Tracy Brand, Angie Strong, Sherri Skillet 108 PAGE SPONSOR: CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF Head Cheerleader—Clndl Larsen OFFICERS: Donna Gayley, Vice-Pres.; Taml Bohy, Pres.; Judy Nelson, Sec.; Jeanne Mohatt, Treas. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: Diane Jones, Zella Warren, Jackie Schall, Al- Miss Mackenstadt, Sponsor berta Miller, Julie Taubenheim, Kathy Pracht PAGE SPONSOR: DOTY PACKING COMPANY 109 110 B-CLUB HONORS ATHLETES B-Club is an organization that is open to all high school students who have lettered in any sport. This year the annual soup supper was held in the cafeteria, attended by many parents and booster club members; it was a great success. The steak fry turned into an indoor picnic when clouds drifted in making it rather wet and chilly. B-Club gives the athlete a better chance to get to know his teamates. The kids try to promote school spirit and pride. BOY'S B-CLUB OFFICERS: Rick Kael in--Pres., Brent Yanagida--V. Pres., Harvey Pierce—Sec.-Tres. BOY'S B-CLUB: (FRONT) Randy Haines, Jim Adams, Brent Yanagida, Don Scofield, Rick Kaelin, Dave Dunkel, (MIDDLE) Coach Dick Wray, Perry Adelung, Harvey Pierce, Doug Birnie, Dean Zoerb, Fred Kleeb, Matt Hirsch, Ken Rice, Tom Huston, Ray Baker, Scott Briggs, Rick Ernst, Rod Yanagida, Jim Eberle, Mark Adams, Jeff Shea, Kent Sloggett, Coach Paul Crog-han (BACK) Roland Peterson, Kourtney Cooksley, Brad Ellis, Scott Blackburn, Kendell Woodward, Mark Botts, Tim Halstrom, Russ Mayo, Ron Birnie, Kevin Wittig, Mike Peterson, Dan Hansen, Randy Pomplun, Charles Applegarth PAGE SPONSOR: GLAZE FURNITURE GIRL'S B-CLUB: (FRONT) Karen Ditson, Nadine Meyer, Tami Bohy, Cheri Millsap, Judi Larsen, Kathy Eacker (MIDDLE) Leslie Mann, Penny Goodner, Tammy Schall, Zella Warren, Lora Golden, Lorene Jacob- son, Jana Lewis (BACK) Chris Millsap, Ann Huston, Marilyn Goodner, Susan Vohland, Cindy Day, Connie McIntosh, Reba Govier, Cindi Larsen PAGE SPONSOR: GOVIER BROTHERS MORTUARY STUDENT RADIO AT BBHS In its fourth year, CONCORD has maintained its popularity with both the students and the public, who tune in at 10:00 every Saturday morning. The format includes rock music accented by features which truly make CONCORD the Radio Voice of Custer County. KBOW, in its second year, serves as a source of entertainment for the student body, and as a source of education for the students trained to run it. Before allowed to be a Disc Jockey, the student must study various aspects of radio broadcasting and pass tests. As a Channel 11 newscaster said, It's just like the big-time.11 Broadcasting at KCNI CONCORD STAFF: (FRONT) Mr. Don Davis, Val Smith, Cynthia Day, Julie Taubenheim, Peg Finney, Denise Kennedy, Jan Bendowsky (SECOND) Ray Baker, Penny Goodner, Pam Buckendorf, Kim Theesfeld, Jeanne Wright, Ann Huston, Cheryl Kaps, Deb Pracht, Ted Larsen, Mike Cordell (THIRD) Tim Halstrom, Micki Dunkel, Donna Gayley, Teresa Duryea, Reba Govier, Zella Warren, Susan Vohland (FOURTH) Kirk Peterson, Dave Nova, Tom Huston, JoDee Williams, Les Mann, Jodi Sargent, Marlene Shipporeit, Tami Bohy, Lora Golden,Jeanne Mohatt (BACK) Dean Zoerb, Dan Smith, Bev Dittmer, Terri Fry, Rich Skillett 112 PAGE SPONSOR: J P SPORTS AND WESTERN SHOP CONCORD BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Ted Larsen,Jodi Sargent, Tom Huston, Mike Cordell (BACK) Ann Huston, Lora Golden, Jeanne Mohatt, Marlene Schipporeit, Les Mann RADIO STATION KBOW: Lee Landkamer, Scott iams,Jodi Sargent (BACK) Eugene Oxford, Dave Nova, Blackburn, Tom Smith, Tim Halstrom, Randy Grim, Bruce Shaw Les Mann, Steve Payne, Jill Woodward, JoDee W i 11— PAGE SPONSOR: LYDDON’S BEN FRANKLIN STORE AND FABRIC CENTER 113 ART CLUB CELEBRATES BICENTENNIAL Art Club fosters interest in many fields of Art and promotes an appreciation and interest in art. Art Club members contribute to this by putting up exhibits in the library showcases and decorating the office window seasonally. Art Club members also helped with the Southwest Conference exhibit at Cozad, the Arts and Crafts Fair at Broken Bow and the Municipal Library Exhibit. This year's school improvement project was a large wooden Patriotic Plaque created by Art Club seniors and dedicated to former member Rob Smith. Members decorated the school's wastebaskets In the Bi-Centennial theme. OFFICERS: Clndl Larsen Trea.; Micki Dunkel, President; Denise Kennedy Secretary; Matt Hirsch, Vice-President MEMBERS: (FRONT) Monica Dunkel, Christy Bowling, Denise Kennedy, Tami Bohy, Cynthia Day, Gail Davis, Cheryl Yantzie, (SECOND) Mrs. Kas-selder, Donna Gayley, Cindy Olsen, Dave Nova, Mark Adams, Matt Hirsh, Chris Kasselder (BACK) Randy Kennedy, Tracy Brand, Ron Smith, Carla Jones, Pam Buckendorf, Tammy Oatman, Micki Dunkel, Tim Halstrom, Deb Pracht, Dale Grooms, Scott Blackburn, Rick Ernst, Kirk Peterson PAGE SPONSOR: BILL’S LIQUOR — BILL AND MARY DOTY MEDIA CLUB IMPROVES LIBRARY The Library Media Club can be joined by any student that desires to work as a library aid or a media aid. The purpose of the Library Club is to provide library and media services for the staff and school system. In doing this the student also prepares himself for the role of continuing in this profession following graduation from high school. Club activities relate to library management, and media equipment. They may also develop skills as Video Tape Recorder Cameramen and VTR operators in taping off the air programs. Mr. Donovan conducting a Media Club meeting. MEMBERS: (FRONT) Dawn Treffer, Gail Davis Jeanne Wright, Kerry Anderson—Treasurer, Judy Nelson, (MIDDLE) Alan Halouska, Julie Taubenhaim — News Reporter, Twila Pracht, Jackie Schall, Monica Dunkel, Diane Huffaker, (BACK) Karla Kleeb, Reba Govier, Linda McMillian—Vice-President, Connie Scofield, Karen Price—Secretary, Mr. Donovan—Media Specialist. Officers not pictured: Kay Thorton—President, Betty Govier—Scrapbook. PAGE SPONSOR: BOW OIL COMPANY 115 116 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FFA is open to any student enrolled in Vocational Agriculture. FFA activities include range judging, livestock judging and FFA speech contests. This year the FFA held a Slave Auction, Sweetheart dance, Parent-Member Banquet, and attended two District Contests and State Contest. The FFA members have won several individual awards this year in various other Vo-Ag contests. State Contest was held April 1-3 with several members winning ribbons. OFFICERS: Dave Hauser, Les Kulhanek, Roland Peterson, Rod Jenkins, Deb Collins, Dan Shaw, Mr. Ripp FFA MEMBERS: (FRONT) Mr. Ripp, Dave Hauser, Roland Peterson, Rod Jenkins, Kourtney Cooksley, (2ND) Mike Peterson, Russell Rice, Cory Carr, Kevin Fink, Robert Schweitzer, Kem Oatman, Tim Nozica, Dwight Farmer, (3RD) Russ Kleeb, Don Scofield, Mike Towns, Ron Coleman, Deb Collins, Jackie Nelson, Don Hendrickson, Randy Gunther, Rod Schweitzer, Randy Schweitzer, Gary Coble, (4TH) Larry Catlett, George Pir- nie, Randy Hunt, Vernon Jones, Kevin Wright, Ed Anderson, Jane Staab, Anna Wilson, (5TH) Kelvin Kleeb, Brent Olson, Justin Williams, Ron Smith, Dave Christen, Duane Olson, Gary Cook, Dan Govier, Brad Wells, Kevin McCaslin, (6TH) Steve Poland, Mark Croghan, Mark Woodward, Doug Birnie, Joanna Seevers, Dave Derr, (7TH) Mike Lepant, John Croghan, Dean Zoerb PAGE SPONSOR: B — J EQUIPMENT, INC. FHA “TOWARD NEW HORIZONS” Officers were: Judy Nelson—Vice-President, Carol Kleeb—President, Loree Nelson—Treasurer, Pam Croghan—Secretary, Nadine Meyer—Recreation Chairman This year FHA had several activities. They sponsored a pizza feed, a bake-off, and had a bike bowl. They also had programs dealing with such topics as abortion and dating. The Junior High FHA Chapter received a charter acknowledging them as Future Homemakers of America. Good luck in your new endeavor. State FHA Convention was held in Lincoln. Each chapter was represented by five girls. JUNIOR HIGH FHA: (FRONT) Valerie Oxford, Denise Stithem, Terri Turner, Julie Embree, Cindy Dunkel, (MIDDLE) Christy Spencer, Karla Jensen, Mary Black-bum, Janell Mattox, Suzy Holland, Karen Pedersen (BACK) Janet Schmidt, Peggy Girardin, Nadine Pirnie SENIOR HIGH FHA: (FRONT) Carol Kleeb, Loree Nelson, Nadine Meyer, Jennifer Doty, Lorene Jacobsen, Kathy Eac-ker, Janell Daum, Judy Nelson (MIDDLE) Miss Muller, Pam Croghan, Tammy Oatman, Pam Buckendorf, Kathy Pracht, Lynne Whitney, Jeanne Pimie, Angie Strong, Keri Nelson, Judi Larsen (BACK) Karla Jones, Connie Day, Connie McIntosh, DeEtta Griffith, Julie Taubenheim, Penny Goodner, Susan Christensen PAGE SPONSOR: BROKEN BOW FLORAL AND GREENHOUSE 117 FBLA “FORWARD IN THE SPIRIT OF 76” This year the FBLA sponsored by Dick Wray held a bake sale for a money-making project. As their community betterment project they collected money for the Cerebral Palsy Telethon at a home basketball game. They then sent a representative to Grand Island to present it at the National Telethon. FBLA also sent seven members to State Leadership Conference in Omaha. There they participated in many contests along with many fun activities. FBLA members who attended State Conference. FBLA MEMBERS: (FRONT) Gaylene Hauser—Historian, Karla Kleeb— Treasurer, Connie Scofield—Vice-President, DeEtta Griffith—President, (BACK) Alan Halouska, Jodee Williams, Marlene Schipporeit, Denise Kennedy, Peg Finney, Les Mann, Kim Griffith, James Klahr Twilia Pracht received honorable mention in Typewriting Knowledge. PAGE SPONSOR: ns CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING DECA SELLS SHIRTS Attending the State Leadership Conference were: Don Scofield, Gary Marcel I us, Doug Stamp, Rick Ferguson DECA MEMBERS: (FRONT) Rose Wright, DiAnna Debord, Julie Shafer, Jerry Dainton, Roger Hammond (BACK) Don Scofield, Rick Ferguson, Don Brass, Doug Stamp, Gary Marcellus, Jody Saigent, Mike Farritor, Dan Smith DECA is a vocational club for Distributive Education students and is designed to build an interest in business and marketing. As a money raising project the club sold special Bi-Centennial T-shirts for seniors and underclassmen. Doug Stamp designed the front of the shirts. This year five students attended the DECA State Leadership Conference in Omaha held at the Hilton Hotel. Rick Ferguson won Honorable Mention in the Credit and Collections Contest. OFFICERS: Gary Marcellus, Secretary; Doug Stamp, President; Rick Ferguson, Vice-President PAGE SPONSOR: HARMONY HUT n9 VICA PROMOTES SKILL AREAS VICA is a club for any student involved in an industrial, trade, technical, or health class. The club benefits each person by allowing him to compete individually in such areas as welding, drafting, and auto mechanics at the State Convention. This year the State Convention was held in Milford and Lincoln with fifteen members competing in fourteen areas. Fund raising projects included two raffles and employment at the M and K Irrigation Company. Jim Stark and Dave Fry selling raffle tickets VICA MEMBERS: Al Hill,Jim Stark, Dave Fry, Doug Stamp, Doug Hag-man, Perry Adelung, Kevin Wittig, Brent Yanagida (MIDDLE) Randy Haines, Brad Ellis (BACK) Marty Clark, Rick Kaelin, Brad Kaelin, Tim Hal-strom. Rod Yanagida PAGE SPONSOR: ARROW SEED COMPANY INDIAN IS BIG NEWS Bev Dittmer, Cathy Bridges, Jeanne Mohatt, Judy Nelson, Lorene Jacobsen, Kim Theesfeld, Betty Govier, Julie Shea, Nick Noel, Harvey Pierce, Ray Baker, Susan Martin, MikeCordell, Jim Purcell, Bob Miller, Mr. May The INDIAN is a monthly production of the Journalism class of Broken Bow High School. The INDIAN is designed to promote better creative writing, critical analysis and reporting. The students write editorials and feature stories, cover school activities and functions and learn good layout techniques. This years Editors are Judy Nelson and Lorene Jacobsen. Advisor, Marlin May supervises the production of the INDIAN. Betty Govier and Ray Baker layout the material for the INDIAN. PAGE SPONSOR: HERITAGE INN 121 JR. HIGH PEP The Junior High Pep Club is a very important part of the Jr. High activities. Their purpose is to create enthusiasm at the sports events. They accomplish this by making posters, having rallies and showing spirit at the games. CHANTLEADERS: Patty Munnell (MIDDLE) Pat Mogenson, Christy Spencer (BACK) Teri Smith CLUB CREATES ENTHUSIASM CHEERLEADERS: (FRONT) Teresa Schmitz (MIDDLE) Kellie Bollwitt, Candy Hawks, Shelly Mills, Suzy Holland, Celeste Spanel, Terrill Fox, Jann Williams (BACK) Denise Stithem, Sherri Haines PEP CLUB: (FRONT) Sponsor—Mrs. Gallentine, Patty Munnell, Pat Mogen-son. Candy Hawks, Denise Stithem, Suzy Holland, Terrill Fox, Sherri Haines, Teresa Schmitz, Celeste Spanel, Shelly Mills, Kelli Bollwitt, Jann Williams, Christy Spencer, Teri Smith (SECOND) Kris Noel,Jolene Weddle, Tammy O'Brien, Karen White, Laurie Olson, Linda Johnson, Diane Pracht, D'Ette Taubenheim, Joleen Cumptson, La Rae Yanagida, Barb Jatczek, Alice Barta, Carmen Bems, Dian Paben (THIRD) Sandy Doty, Karen Pedersen, Teri Theesfeld, Kelli Goodner, Robin Whitney, Nancy Christensen, Janice Nelson, Candy Jones, Janet Lewis, Andrea Ideen, Marla Carr (FOURTH) Delores White, Mary Kim Blackburn, Rhonda Mayo, Paula Page, Lisa Botts, Cindy Dunkel, Terri Turner, Carla Jensen, Barbara Evans, Denise Teahon, Annette Hung (FIFTH) Lori Fry, Kylie Taubenheim, Patsy White, Dorothy Anderson,Lori Glendy, Julie Embree, Jane Noel, Diane Behrends, Lisa Dur-yea, Nadine Pirnie, Peggy Girardin, Val Oxford, Lisa Stamp (SIXTH) Joni Gamble, Jeannette Sloggett, Anita Mayo, Julie Payne, Darla Fink, Tammy Wolford, Betty Root 122 PAGE SPONSOR: BIRNIE AND YANTZIE LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT BOW BEAUTY 1975-76 WARRIOR STAFF EDITORS: Lora Golden Co-editor; Zella Warren, Sports Editor; Teresa Dur-yea. Advertising Manager; Carla Brush, Editor This year the Warrior Staff has created a unique book by using the Bi-Centennial Theme. The staff has been busy learning the new layout and copy techniques that were introduced by a new company. We hope our pictoral account of the past year has preserved for you the memories of 1976 in Broken Bow High School. Our cover was designed by Cindy Olsen. STAFF: (FRONT) Diane Jones, Kerry Anderson, Jeanne Pirnie, Lynn Whitney, Val Smith, Micki Dunkel, Judy Nelson, Carol Kleeb, Ann Huston (MIDDLE) Marilyn Goodner, Tammy Schall, Teresa Duryea, Cindy Olsen, Cathy Noel, Julie Taubenheim, Zella Warren, Lora Golden, Nadine Meyers, Jan Bendowsky, Peg Finney (BACK) Cindy Day, Reba Govier, Susan Vohland, De-Etta Griffith, Donna Gayley, Jill Woodward, Carla Brush, Pam Croghan, Jackie Schall, Janell Daum, Denise Kennedy PAGE SPONSOR: DR. LAWRENCE R. WALLACE, OPTOMETRIST INTERIM OFFERS A WIDE VARIETY Interim at Broken Bow High School occurs between the first and second semester right after the Christmas holidays. It is a series of mini-courses lasting for ten days with students being graded on a pass fail basis. A wide variety of courses are offered to meet the wide range of student tastes. The program is designed to offer the student unique learning experiences not normally available in the regular school session. Interim adds variety for both teachers and students and most will say that it is a real success. Chris Kasselder hard at work in Cathy Bridges and Les Mann use their sewing talent in T-Shirt Tops. Video Productions. PAGE SPONSOR: 124 NEBRASKA STATE BANK Dave Derr taking a picture in Photography. Mr. Rippen helping Christy Bowling in Girl's Woodworking. Mr. Sybrant and Denise Hirsch stuff a rabbit in Taxidermy Class. INTERIM CLASSES: Office Machines Mysteries Science Fiction Youth and the Law Understanding the Newspaper Sex Education Candle Making Taxidermy Business Law Beginning Welding Girl's Woodworking Costumer Jewelry Video Productions Beginning Trig on Calculators K BOW Tin Can Craft Fundementals of Bridge Simulation Games Draped Figure Sculpture T-Shirt Tops Beginning Chess Basic Photography Woodcarving Horsemanship Bowling Art of Bullfighting Broadway Plays Bachelor Living PAGE SPONSOR: OLSEN’S 125 Bridge was a popular course this year. Russ Kleeb really surprised everyone with his sewing ability. 126 PAGE SPONSOR: PIZZA HUT HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES Homecoming is one of the main events at BBHS with many spirited activities taking place during Homecoming Week. This year's activities included: lick 'em day, Overall Day, and Sock-lt-To-'Em Day. The night before the game a huge bonfire is held and the cheerleaders lead the student body downtown for a pep rally. Election for Homecoming King and Queen are held during the week and the winners are announced during half-time at the game. Homecoming is truly a memorable event. Photos: Baker Studio Congratulations to Queen Cindi Larsen and King Don Johnson King and Queen candidates for 1975 Last year's Queen Cindy Nova crowns Cindi Larsen Home com ing PAGE SPONSOR: SCHAPER AND SCHAPER Les Mann and Don Johnson were elected by the Seniors Greg Hyslop and Cheryl Kaps were elected by the Band Jennifer Doty and Rod Jenkins were elected by the Choir Cindi Larsen and Ron Birnie were elected from the B-Club PAGE SPONSOR: WILLIAM PENN LODGE Mike Farritor and Denise Kennedy were elected from the Vocational Clubs Rick Kaelin and Tami Bohy were elected from the Sioux Club The annual bonfire is held during the Homecoming festivities 130 PAGE SPONSOR: WHITEHEAD’S WATCH AND REPAIR SENIOR PLAY — A THURBER CARNIVAL Scene from the Secret Life of Walter Mitty. CAST: (FRONT) Don Davis, Mike Cordell, Ted Larsen, Rod Jenkins, Fred Ullrich, Greg Hyslop (SECOND) Sonja Shaw, R. J. Thomas, Darla Thomas, Loree Nelson, Jill Woodward, Carolyn Bigbee, Micki Dunkel, Kourtney Cooksley, Lorene Jacobsen, Larry Kennedy, Carol Wright, Cheri Millsap, Larry Nelson, Judy Nelson (BACK) Rose Mary Davis, Nick Noel, Dave Fry, Jim Adams, Karen Price, Stephanie Wilson, Donna Gayley, Cindi Larsen, Becky Fischer, Jim Stark, Ann Huston, Mary Thomas, Connie McIntosh, Tami Bohy,’ Julie Shea In the cooperative spirit of '76, the Senior Speech classes and the Community Playhouse joined forces to produce THURBER CARNIVAL at the Tiffany Theater. The cast included four experience adults from the playhouse and 18 seniors. Despite two postponements due to blizzards, the play was a huge success. The play itself consisted of 14 short scenes based on the work of American Humorist, James Thurber. While little remains except some souvenir programs, such bits as The Secret Life of Walter Mitty will live in the memories of the cast for a lifetime. A scene from the Princess and the Tin Box. PAGE SPONSOR: MID-AMERICA DAIRYMAN, INC. w “COLOR MY WORLD” — PROM 1976 The theme for the 1976 Prom was Color My World. In charge of the Prom was Mr. John Sweenie, Junior Class sponsor, and Kevin Wittig, class president. The committee chairmen were: Judi Larsen, decorations; Jeanne Pirnie, Invitations, and Cheryl Yantizie, food. The Sophomore girls served the banquet and Mrs. Stutzman was the speaker. After the sixty card tables were removed from the gym Starchild provided dance music. Later, after the dance, a movie was shown at the drive-in and the breakfast was held at the Broken Bow Country Club. Mrs. Stutzman gives her interpretation of Color My World. Dave Weibusch, Doug Stamp, and Mike Farritor enjoying the banquet. A Candlelight dinner at the Junior-Senior Prom PAGE SPONSOR: 132 GAMBLES, DALE’S 66 SERVICE STATION Hanging streamers from the ceiling. The Juniors worked for a week decorating the gym. SOPHOMORE SERVERS: (KNEELING) Joanna Seevers, Angie Strong, Jeanette Bigbee (MIDDLE) Angie Pracht, Diane Jones, Pam Buckendorf, Denise Hirsch, Christy Bowling, Tammy Oatman, Kim Glendy, Monica Dunkel, Sherri Skillet (BACK) Sally Giles, Janell Daum, Jackie Schall, Keri Nelson, Alberta Miller, Diane Huffaker, Susan Christensen, Kristi Millsap, Carla Jones PAGE SPONSOR: TUMBLEWEED CAFE DAINTON’S AUCTION INTRAMURAL Six teams participated in the Broken Bow Intramural tournament held March 8. Second place went to Baker and the Championship title went to Don Johnson's team with a score of 35-29. The Intramural teams played five games before entering the tournaments on March 1. Woodward's team held the best record going into the tournaments but was defeated by Baker. Johnson went into the tournaments with 2 wins and 3 loses. Johnson and Baker were picked as the two worst teams at the starting of Intramural, but came out at the very top finishing first and second, respectively. SECOND PLACE TEAM: Jerry Campbell, Craig Sloggett, Roland Peterson, Randy Haines, Ted Larsen, Rich Skillett. COOKSLEY: Eugene Oxford, Russ Kleeb, Rod Jenkins, Mike Peterson, Kourt-ney Cooksley, Marty Clark. 134 FIRST PLACE TEAM: Kendall Woodward, Don Johnson, Pat Horn, Bob Walker, Mark Botts, Kevin Wlttig. BAKER: Rod Yanagida, Brad Mattox, Ray Baker, Scott Blackburn, Jeff Shea, Rick Ernst WOODWARD: Jim Adams, Brad Kaelln, Byron Woodward, Tom Smith, Doug Stamp, Gary Marcellus BRASS: Tim O'Brien, Rick Stewart, Pat Denesia, Dave Brass, Dave Weibusch, Robert Mayo PAGE SPONSOR: HOLMES HYBRID SEED COMPANY CHOIR RECEIVES AN “EXCELLENT” The Senior High Choir is made up from students who try out in the spring. This year approximately 60 students participated. The choir performed at three concerts this year, the Fall, Christmas, and Spring Concerts, and also traveled to North Platte at Christmas to perform on KNOP-TV. At District Music Contest both the Girl's Group and the Girl's Sextet received superior ratings while the Swing Choir received an excellent. The choir as a whole received an excellent. ACCOMPANISTS: Becky Fischer, Sonja Shaw, Loree Nelson, Lynne Whitney. Mary Thomas, Trudy Grooms CHOIR: (FRONT) Lora Golden, Sonja Shaw, Jeanette Bigbee, Lynne Whitney, Mary Thomas, Loree Nelson, Donna Gayley, Carla Brush, Jennifer Doty, Cathy Noel, Teresa Neth, Christy Bowling, Trudy Grooms (SECOND) Penny Goodner, Janell Daum, Jeanne Pirnie, Jana Lewis, Tammy Oatman, Keri Nelson, Lorene Jacobsen, Nancy Russell, DeEtta Griffith, Pam Buckendorf, Kathy Pracht, Marilyn Goodner, Susan Christensen, Zella War- ren, Cheryl Yantzie (THIRD) Pam Croghan, Carolyn Bigbee, Jill Woodward, Stephanie Wilson, Becky Fischer, Ann Sweenie, Susan Vohland, Dianne DeBord, Val Smith, Connie Day, Gaylene Hauser, Twila Pracht (BACK) Jim Adams, Rick Skillet, Rod Jenkins, Bruce Shaw, Scott Blackburn, Charles Applegarth, Mike Wells, Rick Ferguson, Dean Zoerb, Matt Hirsch, Russell Kleeb, Eugene Oxford, Rick Glendy 136 PAGE SPONSORS: HUSTON AND WASHBURN THE ENTERTAINERS: Jeanette Bigbee, Jennifer Doty, Jacobsen, Donna Gayley, Ann Sweenie, Mary Thomas, Teresa Neth, Christy Bowling, DeEtta Griffith, Lorene Keri Nelson, Lynn Whitney, Sonja Shaw The Entertainers in action. THE 9th STREET SINGERS: (FRONT) Carla Brush, Loree Nelson, Jill Woodward, Nancy Russell, Trudy Grooms, Carolyn Bigbee, Becky Fischer, (BACK) Bruce Shaw, Vernon Jones, Harold Scott, Chuck Applegarth, Wen-dall Nelson, Tim Woodward PAGE SPONSOR: BRIGG’S TRANSPORTATION 137 BAND GETS NEW UNIFORMS The Broken Bow High School Band received new red and white uniforms this year. They first performed at the Harvest of Harmony Parade, and following this, provided half-time entertainment at the home football games. The band traveled to Lincoln to perform in Pershing Auditorium and also went to Hastings to play at the Melody Roundup. The concert band gave three concerts and traveled to Kearney for the District Music Contest where they received an excellent rati ng. Kim Woodward playing during the Veteran's Day ceremony. ■ Mr. Bill Reichert directs the Band. BBHS BAND: (Majorettes--Jo Dee Williams and Cindy Day) (COL. 1) Jackie Schall, Bob Richardson, Scott Blackburn, Jim Adams, Karen Price, Becky Fischer, Sheri Skillett, Marlene Schipporeit, Bev Eastman, Dean Zoerb (COL. 2) Penny Goodner, Mike Hanson, Kristi Millsap, Kim Woodward, Mary Thomas, Susan Martin, Lora Golden, Lorene Jacobson, Terri Fry, Kelli Walker (COL. 3) Dave Meyers, Kathy Pracht, Connie Day, Cheryl Kaps, Jan Bendowsky, Jerry Pomplun, Reba Go-vier, Ann Huston, Ronda Page, Gaylene Hauser (COL. 4) Lee Landkamer, Sally Giles, Linda McMillan, Gene Oxford, Dale Grooms, Jim Girardin, Peg Finney, Teri Hromas, Greg Hyslop (COL. 5) Matt Hirsch, Zella Warren, Susan Vohland, Barb Kennedy, Jim Purcell, Rich Skillett, Jeanne Mohatt, Becky Linder, Diane Jones, (COL. 6) Tim Halstrom, Tami Bohy, Brad Bell, Jerry Raider, John Ellingson, Dawn Treffer, Tracy Brand, Alberta Miller, Charlene Carr (COL. 7) Tom Huston, Cindy Olson, Cheri Millsap, Pat Densia, Randy Haines, Mike Farritor, Twila Pracht, Diane Huffaker, Karen Dit-son, Tammy Schall 138 PAGE SPONSOR: WARDS Cindy Day 139 MEMBERS OF THE STAGE BAND: Dave Weibusch, Jim Adams, Tom Huston, Chris Kasselder, Jeanne Mohatt, Ken Agena, Susan Vohland, Jim Purcell, Sally Giles, Barb Kennedy, Lee Landkamer The Junior High Band performed at some of the football games. SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE CLINIC: Marlene Schipporeit, Dawn Treffer, Karen Price Cheri Mill-sap, Ann Huston Mary Thomas, Jeanne Wright, Diane Jones, Becky Fisher, Tami Bohy, Teresa Duryea, Jim Purcell, Ken Agena, Dave 140 Wiebusch, Jim Adams. Amy Clark fsicca Jim Purcell, Mary Thomas, and Jan Bendowsky play the French Horn. Flute Trio: Dawn Treffer, Twila Pracht, Teresa Duryea. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY On May 17 the National Honor Society initiated new members at the annual Honor's Tea. The National Honor Society consists of 5% of the Junior class and 10% of the Senior class. New members are chosen on the basis of their character, scholarship and scholastic achievement. They are elected by a vote of the present members and the faculty. New members receiving their pin from Mr. Wade. MEMBERS: (SITTING) Reba Govier, Judi Larsen, Mic-ki Dunkel, Cheri Millsap (STANDING) Tim Halstrom, Ken Agena, Greg Hyslop, Deb Collins, Mary Thomas, Connie McIntosh, Les Mann, Donna Gayley, Ron Bir- nie, Teresa Duryea, Judy Nelson, Jill Woodward, Ann Huston, Ted Larsen, Loree Nelson, Ray Baker, Fred Ullrich, Rick Ferguson, Brent Yanagida, Carla Brush, Cindi Larsen PAGE SPONSOR: DOTY PACKING 141 ACHIEVERS — 1976 Achievement means many things to different people. To some it means victory on the athletic field, to others it may mean winning a speech contest or making the Honor Roll. To all it is success. Broken Bow High School is proud of the many achievements of its students this last school year. In this section the staff would like to acknowledge some of these achievements. TOP GRADUATES: Teresa Duryea, Judy Nelson, Mary Thomas, Brent Ya-nagida, Donna Gayley SCHOLASTIC BANQUET: (FRONT) Stephanie Wilson, Karen Price, Cheri Millsap, Jan Bendowsky, Peg Finney, Carla Brush, DeEtta Griffith, Fred Ullrich, Mike Cordell, Ted Larsen, Roland Peterson, Ron Birnie (SECOND) Jennifer Doty, Pam Croghan, Cindi Larsen, Trudy Grooms, Judy Nelson, Ann Huston, Donna Gay-ley, Tami Bohy, Brad Mattox, Russ Mayo, Brent Yana- gida (THIRD) Twila Pracht, Susan Christensen, Sally Giles, Diane Jones, Dawn Treffer, Karla Kleeb, Carol Kleeb, Nadine Meyers, Connie McIntosh (FOURTH) Judi Larsen, Teresa Neth, Lynne Whitney, Carolyn Bigbee, Loree Nelson, Cathy Bridges, Marlene Schip-poreit, JoDee Williams (FIFTH) Greg Hyslop, Ken A-gena. Perry A delung 142 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Graduation 1976 RAY BAKER—C.H. and Doris Rowan Scholarship CARLA BRUSH—Reynold Settell Memorial Scholarship PAM CROGHAN—Chadron State MONICA DUNKEL—Regent's Alternate TERESA DURYEA —Regent's Alternate and David Scholarship DONNA GAYLEY—Regent's Alternate and Hastings College CINDI LARSEN—Chadron State CAROL KLEEB—Chadron State JUDY NELSON—David Memorial and Custer County Council of Home Extension Economists BRAD MATTOX—Kearny State ROLAND PETERSON—Robert L. Smith Memorial MARY THOMAS—Regent's Scholarship National Presbyterian College Scholarship FRED ULLRICH—Nebraska Wesleyan JILL WOODWARD—Nebraska Wesleyan Don Johnson received the Seth Best Athletic Award Reba Govier was named Female Athlete of the Southwest Conference. 143 GRADUATION IS Graduation is the high point of the year for the seniors. During the week before graduation the seniors rushed to get all their make-up work in, go to the Senior Tea, and say goodbye to all their teachers and friends. Some say that they are glad to be leaving, but many linger in the halls that have become so familiar to them. Checking out. PAGE SPONSOR: BOOSTER CLUB Success! Last Minute Preparations PAGE SPONSOR: HOLCOMB’S PHARMACY 145 In Memory Of Robert H. Walker III Dear Bob, On behalf of the graduating class of 1976, we would like to remember you with a smile and a laugh. We are going to miss you. Bob, but we cannot forget you: the way you walked, the way you talked, and how you always wore those so familiar farm caps. But mostly your laugh we cannot forget. We remember you as the type of kid always looking for the good times in life, always with a sparkle in your eye. Things just won't be the same without you, Bob. Tears are falling for you, but we will try to remember to laugh. The sun will always shine over you and for all the beautiful memories you left us. You're going to be there when we walk across the stage for graduation, for you are a part of us. You're always going to be there, Bob, always. Well, the lights are about ready to go out, so we guess it's time to say goodbye. We all look back now and only wish we could have let you know how much you are to us. May God keep you safe and bless you... Seniors '76 and friends 146 SENIOR INDEX A DAMS, JIM WILLIAM —(Jim, Hatchet), college prep; cross-country 1-4; Wrestling 1,2; track 1-4; Intramural 3-4; B-Club 1-4; Band 1-4; Choir 2-4; Stage Band 3-4; Speech Class Play 4; Musical 2,3 ADELUNG, PERRY KEVIN—(Buddy), Industrial, F-Ball 3,4; Cross Country 2; B-Ball 1-4; VICA 2-4 (Treas. 2); B-Club 4; County Gov. Day 3; Class Sec. 2 APPLEGARTH, CLYDE HENRY—(Hopper), Industrial BAKER, RAYMOND EUGENE—(Bake, Snake), College Prep; F-Ball 1-4; B-Ball 1,2; Intramural 3,4; Track 1- 4; Wrestling 1; B-Club 2-4; Concord 2-4; Annual 3, 4; Nat. Honor Society 4 BENDOWSKY, JANICE MARIE—(Pollock). Business, Track 4; Concord 2-4; YARC 4 (V. Pres. 4); FBLA 4; FHA 2; Library Club 2,3; Annual 4; Sioux Club 1-3; Choir 1; Pep Band 2-4; Band 2-4; SWC Music Clinic 2- 4 BIGBEE, CAROLYN SUE—College Prep; Choir 1-4; Swing Choir 1-4; Speech Play 4; Girl's Sextet 4; Musical 3 BIRNIE, RONALD MARK—(Burn), Vocational Agriculture; F-Ball 1-4 (SWC Honorable Mention 3,4; Team Cap. 4); B-Ball 1-4; B-Club 2-4; FFA 1; Choir 1; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Class Treas. 3; Class Pres. 4; Homecoming Candidate BOOKS, MARY LOU—General, Speech Play 4; DECA 4 CROGHAN, PAMELA KAY—College Prep; Choir 1-4; Musical 2,3; SWC Music Clinic 3,4; FHA 2-4 (Publicity 2, Recreation 3, Sec. 4); Sioux Club 1-4; White Sweater Squad 4; Annual 3,4 DEBORD, DIANNA LYNN—(Diane), Business, FBLA 3,4; DECA 3,4; Library Club 2-4; Choir 1-4; Band 1- 4; Musical 3; Girl's Group 2 DOTY, JENNIFER LYNN—(Jeffener), College Prep; FHA 2-4 (Treas., Historian); Concord 2; Girl's Group 2- 4; Sioux Club 2-4; White Sweater Squad 4; Choir 1-4; Musical 2,3 (Student Director) DUCKER, LENORAD G.—(Duck), Industrial, F-Ball 1, 2; Track 1,2; B-Ball 1; B-Club 1,2 DUNKEL, MONICA RAE—(Micki), College Prep, Art Club 2-4 (Pres. 4); Indian 3; Annual 3,4; Sioux Club 1-3; Cheerleader 1-3; Head Res. Cheerleader 2; Library Club 2; YARC 3,4 (Treas. 4): Nat. Honor Society 4 DURYEA, TERESA KAY—(Snile, TD), College Prep; V-Ball 1,2; Track 1; Intramural 1-3; B-Ball 4; Band 1-4; SWC Music Clinic 2-4; Choir 1; Sioux Club 1-4; Cheerleader 2-4; Annual 1-4 (Bus. Mgr. 4); Indian 1-3; Library Club 1-4; Concord 1-4; Stu. Council 3,4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Girl's State 3; Regent's Alternate 4; Co. Gov. Day 3; Youth Gov. Day 3 BOHY, TAMI ANN—(Ernie), College Prep; V-Ball 1-4; Track 1-4; B-Ball 4; Intramural 1-3; Art Club 1-4; Stu. Council 4; B-Club 1-4 (Sec. 3; V. Pres. 4); Sioux Club 1- 4 (Pres. 4); White Sweater Squad 4; Concord 2-4; Band 1-4 (Sec. 4); Speech Play 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Girl's State Alternate 3; SWC Music Clinic 4; Co. Gov. Day 3 BRIDGES, CATHERINE JO—(Cat), College Prep; V-Ball 1; Intramural 2; Library Club 2,3; Indian 4; Sioux Club 1-3; Concord 2,3; FBLA 1; FHA 2 BRUSH, CARLA JEAN—(Shrub), Business, FHA 2 (Sec. 2): Choir 1-4; Swing Choir 2-4; Musical 2,3; Library Club 2-4; Sioux Club 2-4; White Sweater Squad 4; SWC Music Clinic 2-3; Annual 2-4 (Co-Editor 3, Editor 4); Nat. Honor Society 3,4 CARR, CHARLENE JOAN—(Char), Business; Band 1-4; FBLA 3,4 COLEMAN, DEBORAH LEA CHANEY—(Deb), Vocational Home Economics; transferred from Tuscon, Ariz. COOKSLEY, KOURTNEY GEORGE—(Cooks); College Prep; F-Ball 3,4; Track 1-4; FFA 1-4 (Pari. 3); B-Club 2- 4; Musical 2; Swing Choir 2-4; Choir 1-4; Intramural 3,4 CORDELL, MICHAEL JOSEPH—(Mike), College Prep; Musical 2,3; Speech Play 4; Concord 2-4; Stud. Council 2-4; Indian 2-4; Intramural 2; Swing Choir 2,3 FARRITOR, ROBERT MICHAEL—General; Intramural 1-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; FBLA 2; DECA 3,4 FINNEY, PEGGY SUE—(Marge), Business; Band 1-4; Band V. Pres. 4; Pep Band 1-4; Choir 1,2; FBLA 3,4; DECA 3; YARC 2-4 (V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4); Library Club 2; Annual 2-4; Indian 2; Sioux Club 1-3; Intramural 2; Concord 2-4 FISCHER, REBECCA LYNN—(Beck), College Prep; Choir 1-4; Swing Choir 1,3,4; Girl's Group 2; Band 1-4; Speech Play 4; Girl's Sextet 4; Musical 2,3 FRANZEN, PEGGY LYN—(Bill), Vocational Home Economics, Library Club 4 GAYLEY, DONNA KAY—(Dumb Donna, Ghoulie Gay-ley), College Prep, Art Club 2-4; Sioux Club 2-4 (V. Pres. 4); White Sweater Squad 4; Concord 2-4; Choir 1-4; Musical 3; Girl's Group 2-4; Speech Play 4; All-State Choir 4; SWC Music Clinic 3,4; Nat. Honor Society 4 GOVIER, BETTY FAY—(Bed, Odd-Bod, Bitty), Col lege Prep; FBLA 2-4 (Sec. 4): Choir 1,2; Indian 4 GROOMS, TRUDY ANN—(Trude), College Prep, Band 1,2; Choir 1-4; Seing Choir 1-4; Musical 2,3; Sioux Club 1-3; Library Club 2,3; Annual 2; Girl's Sextet 4; SWC Music Clinic 3,4; Choir All-State 4 GRIFFITH, DEETTA ANN—(Dee), Business; FHA 1-4 (Pres. 3); FBLA 3,4; Library Club 3,4 (Stu. Lib. 4); Annual 4; Choir 1-4; Girl's Group 2-4; Class Treas. 4 HAUSER, GAYLENE ANN—(Gay), General; Band 1-4; 147 Choir 1,2,4; Library Club 2-4; FBLA 2-4 (News Rep. 3,4; Hist. 4); DECA 3 (Pari) HILL, ALBERT CA RROL L—(Kil ler). Industrial; Choir 2; VICA 3,4 (Sec. 4, State Sec. 4) HORN, PATRICK NEAL—(Monk), Industrial; F-Ball 1-3; B-Ball 1; Track 3; Intramural 2-4; FBLA 2; Choir 1,2 HUSTON, ANN DO ROT HA—(Annabel I e), College Prep; V-Ball 1-4; B-Ball 4; Intramural 1-4; Track 1; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Stage Band 2,3; Choir 1,2; Girl's Group 2; SWC Music Clinic 2-4; YARC 1-4 (Treas. 2, Pres. 3); Stu. Council 1,2,4 (Sec. 4); Sioux Club 1-4 (Treas. 3): White Sweater Squad 4; Concord 1-4; KBOW 2; Concord Board of Directors 3,4; B-Club 1-4; Annual 1- 4; Indian 1-3, Nat. Honor Society 4; Co. Gov. Day 3; Speech Play 4; Speech Team 4 HYSLOP, GREGORY LYNN—(Gary, Crank), College Prep; B-Ball 1-4; Cross Country 3; F-Ball 1 (Stu. Mgr.); Band 1-4 (Pres. 4); SWC Music Clinic 3,4; All-State Band 4; Speech Play 4; Speech Team 4; Class Pres. 3; Stu. Council 4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4 JACOBSEN, LORENE LEE—(Jake), College Prep; V-Ball 1-4; Track 1-4; Intramural 1,2; Musical 3; Speech Play 4; Speech Team 4; Choir 3,4; Girl's Group 3,4; SWC Music Clinic 4; Band 3,4; Library Club 2,3; Sioux Club 1-4 (Spotter 4); B-Club 1-4; Concord 1-3; Indian Co-Editor 3,4 JENKINS, RODNEY LYNN—(Grumpy), Vocational Agriculture; B-Ball 1,2; Choir 1-4; Swing Choir 3,4; Musical 2,3; FFA 1-4 (Pres. 4); Co. Gov. Day 3; Stu. Council 2-4; Intramural 3,4 JOHNSON, DONALD LEE—(D.J.), Vocational Agriculture; F-Ball 1-4 (Team Cap. 4); SWC Honorable Mention 3,4; B-Ball 1-3; Track 1-4; Intramural 4; Band 1; Stu. Council 1; Homecoming King 4 KAELIN, CHARLES RICHARD JR.—(Fred Sanford), Industrial; F-Ball 1-4; B-Ball 1-4; Track 1; B-Club 2- 4 (Pres. 4); VICA 3,4 (V. Pres. 4) KAPS, CHERYL JOAN—(Hondo), Business; Intramural 2; Stu. Council 1; Library Club 2,3; FBLA 4; Annual 4; Indian 1; Band 1-4; Choir 1; Sioux Club 1-4; Cheerleader 1-4; FHA 2; YARC (Sec. 4, Treas. 3); Concord 2-4; Co. Gov. Day 3, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; KENNEDY, DENISE KAY—(Neese, Dee), Business, Track 1; V-Ball 1; Intramural 2; Art Club 2-4; Art Club Sec. 3,4); FBLA 4: Library Club 3,4; Sioux Club 1-4; Cheerleader 2-4; YARC 3,4 (Sec 3); Annual 2,3; Concord 2-4; Choir 1; FHA 1; Homecoming Queen Candidate KENNEDY, LARRY—(Sugar Bear), Industrial, Speech Play 4; Band 1,2 KLEEB, CAROL KAY—(Elbert), College Prep; FHA 1-4 (Sec. 2, Pres. 4, Dist. Recreation 1, V. Pres. 1); Library Club 2,3; Sioux Club 1-3 (Spotter 1); Choir 1; Annual 3,4; Co. Gov. Day 3 KLEEB, KARLA ELIZA BETH—(Kleeber), Business; FHA 3, FBLA 2-4 (Treas. 4); Library Club 3,4 KULHANEK, LESLIE DEAN—(KU), Industrial; F-Ball 1- 4; Track 2; Wrestling 2-4; FFA 1-4 (Treas. 1,4) LARSEN, CYNTHIA MAE—(Cindi), College Prep; Track 1-4; V-Ball 1-4; Intramural 3; Art Club 2-4 (Treas. 3,4); Co. Gov. Day 3; FHA 2-4 (Publicity 4); Sioux Club 1-4; Cheerleader 1-4 (Head 4); B-Club 1-4; Library Club 2; Speech Play 4; Indian 1; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Class Sec. 4; Homecoming Queen 4; FHA Sweetheart 3; Voice of Democracy Contest 2nd; Outstanding Art Club Member 3; Mid-Plains Vocational Contest—Art Contest 1st. LARSEN, THEODORE LEE—(Flea), College Prep, F-Ball 1-3; B-Ball 1; Intramural 2-4; Band 1-4; Concord 2- 4; KBOW 2-4; Speech Play 4; Stu. Council 1-4 (Pres. 4); Concord Board of Directors 3,4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4 MANN, LESLEY LOUISE—(Les), Business; transfer from Ogallala 1974; Track 2-4; V-Ball 3; B-Club 3,4; Sioux Club 2,3; Stu. Council 3,4 (V. Pres. 4); Choir 2; Musical 2; FBLA 4; Band 2-4; Concord 3,4; Harvest of Harmony Queen Candidate 4; Nat. Honor Society 4 MATTOX, BRAD LEE—College Prep, F-Ball 1-3; B-Ball 1-3; Intramural 4 MATTOX, RUSSELL WES LEY—(Russ), Vocational Agriculture; FFA 1-4 MAYO, RUSSELL GARY—(Stretch), General; F-Ball 4; B-Ball 2-4; B-Club 4 MCINTOSH, CONNIE KAY—(Mac, Con), College Prep; V-Ball 1-4 (SWC Honorable Mention 3, SWC Second Team 4); Track 1-4 (State Qualifier); Basketball 4; Intramural 1-3; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; B-Club 1-4; FHA 4; Concord 2,3; Choir 1,2 MCMILLAN, LINDA SUE—(Little Meathead), Vocational Home Economics, FHA 3; Library Club 3,4 (Scrapbook 3, V. Pres. 4); Band 1-4; Sioux Club 1 MEYER, NADINE RAE—(Dino), College Prep; V-Ball 2-4; FHA 1-4 (Treas. 2, Publicity 3, Recreation 4); Library Club 3,4; B-Club 2-4 (Sec. 4); Choir 1; Annual 4; Co. Gov. Day 3; Sioux Club 1 MILLER, ROBERT LEE—(Bobby), College Prep; Wrestling 1-3; Band 1-2; DECA 4; B-Club 1-4; Indian 4 (Sports Editor) MILLSAP, CHERI LYNN—(Butch), Business; V-Ball 1-4; Track 3; B-Club 2-4 (Pres.4); Band 1-4; Choir 1; SWC Music Clinic 4; Speech Play 4; Speech Team 4; Nat. Honor Society 4 NESLON, JUDY LYNN—(Jud, Shorty), College Prep; Intramural 2,3; Band 9; FHA 1-4 (V. Pres. 3,4, Dist. Officer 3); Library Club 2-4; Sioux Club 2-4 (Sec. 4); Annual 1-4; Indian 2-4 (Co-Editor 3, Editor 4); Student Council 4; FBLA 2; Speech Team 4; Speech Play 4; Nat. Honor Society NELSON, LOREE PA MELA—(Larry), College Prep; FHA 2-4 (Treas. 4); Choir 1-4; Swing Choir 2-4; Speech Play 4; Musical 2,3; Speech Team 4; Girl's Sextet 4; Choir All-State 4; SWC Music Clinic 3,4; Nat. Honor Society NOEL, NICHOLAS ROBERT JR—(Nick), General; 148 Transfer from Hastings 1975; Intramural 3,4 SHAW, SONJA COLLEEN—(Shawbone, Cherter), College Prep; Track 4; Choir 1-4; Musical 2; Girl's Group 4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Stage Band 1-4; Concord 2-4, Sioux Club 2; Speech Team 4; Speech Play 4; SWC Music Clinic 2-4 SHEA, JULIE ANN—(Hule), General; V-Ball 1-4; Track 1-4 (State Qualifier 1,2); YARC 1-4; Speech Play 4; Annual 1-4; Indian 4; B-Club 1-4 (V. Pres. 2); Concord 2-4 STAMP, DOUGLAS LEROY—(Ed), Business; Intramural 2,4; F-Ball 1,2; B-Ball 1; DEC A 4 (Pres. 4); VICA 4 STARK, JAMES RUSSELL—(Starky), Industrial; transfer from Sidney 1975, VICA 3,4 (Reporter 3, Pres. 4) THORNTON, KAY LOUISE—Vocational Home Economics; FBLA 2,3 (Pres. 3); FHA 2; DECA 2,3; Library Club 3,4 (Scrapbook 3, Pres. 4) PETERSON, ROLAND FRANK—Col lege Prep; Track 1,2; Golf 3,4; Choir 2; Musical 2; FFA 1-4 (V. Pres. 4); Co. Gov. Day 3; B-Club 3,4; Intramural 3,4 PRACHT, BRAD DUANE—(Professor), General PRACHT, TWILA KAY—(Twilla, TwiMabelle). College Prep, Band 1-4; Choir 1-4; Library Club 3,4; FBLA 3, 4; SWC Music Clinic PRICE, KAREN KAY—Business, Track 1-3; Library Club 2-4 (News reporter 3, Sec. 4); FHA 1-4 (Reporter 2, Historian 3,4); Concord 2,3; Band 1-4; Choir 1; Speech Play 4; Sioux Club 1-4; White Sweater Squad 4 (Captain) SWC Clinic 4; Stu. Librarian 3 RICE, KENNETH DUANE—(Kenny, Fong), College Prep; F-Ball 1-3; Cross Country 4; Wrestling 2-4 (State Qualifier 3,4); Track 3; B-Club 2-4 RUSSELL, NANCY JO—(RusselI), College Prep; Choir 1-4; Swing Choir 2-4; Girl's Group 2; FHA 2,3; Library Club 3 (Sec. 3); FBLA 3 SCHIPPOREIT, MARLENE RAE—(Blondie), Business; V-Ball 1; Art Club 2,3; Library Club 2,3; FBLA 4; Band 1-4; SWC Music Clinic 4; Sioux Club 1-4; Concord 2-4; Choir 1; YARC 1,2 SCOFIELD, CONNIE ROXANE—(Scod), Vocational Home Economics; FBLA 2-4 (Treas. 3, V. Pres 4); Library Club 2-4 (Treas. 3); FHA 3; Choir 1,2 SHAFER, JULIE ANN—(Jules), Business; DECA 3,4 (Treas. 4); Choir 2 THOMAS, MARY KAY—(Mar), College Prep; V-Ball 2; Choir 1,2,4; Girl's Group 2,4; Musical 2; Band 1-4; Stage Band 2-4; SWC Music Clinic 2-4; Speech Play 4; Concord 4; Indian 4; Annual 2,3; Class Sec. 3; Nat. Honor Society 4 TREFFER, DAWN DEANNE—(Little One), Vocational Home Economics; FHA 1-4; Band 1-4; Library Club 3,4; Sioux Club 1; SWC Music Clinic 4; Choir 1,2; Co. Gov. Day 3 Band 1-4; Majorette 1,3,4; Library Club 2,3; FBLA 2,4; Sioux Club 2,3; Annual 4; Concord 2-4; Choir 1; Pep Band 1-4; Co. Gov. Day 3; Officer Helper 3,4 WILSON, STEPHANIE LOUSE—(Mo), College Prep; transfer from London, England, 1973; Choir 1-4; Concord 4; Speech Play 4; Speech Team 4; SWC Music Clinic 4; Musical 3; Voice of Democracy Speech Contest Winner 4 WOODWARD, BYRON GENE—(Wylie B. Coyote), College Prep; F-Ball 1; B-Ball 1,2; Intramural 3,4 WOODWARD, JILL DENISE—(Ji I lifer. Giggles, Shaky), College Prep; Intramural 2; FHA 2-4; Choir 1-4; Swing Choir 1-4; Musical 2,3; Speech Play 4; Speech Team 4; Concord 1-4; KBOW 2-4; Band 2,3; Annual 1-4; SWC Music Clinic 2-4; Sioux Club 2,3; Nat. Honor Society 4 ULLRICH, FRED ALLAN—(Ferd), College Prep; Cross Country 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; Choir 2,4; Musical 2,3; Speech Team 4; Concord 2-4; KBOW 2; B-Club 2; Nat. Honor Society 4 YANAGIDA BRENT CHARLES—(Buzz), College Prep; F-Ball 1-4 (SWC Honorable Mention 4); B-Ball 1-4; B-Club 3,4 (Pres. 4); VICA 4; Class Pres. 1; Class V. Pres. 4; Regent's Alternate 4; Nat. Honor Society 4 149 WILLIAMS, JODEE—(Cap'n Jaws), Business, Track 1; Good Luck to the Class of 76 CENTRAL NEBRASKA MEDICAL CLINIC 151 GATEWAY MOTOR CO Chevrolet Buick Olds Congratulations, Seniors Broken Bow CHEVROLET A B - D BECTON, DICKINSON AND CO. Congratulations Class of 1976 152 TO SUIT YOUR TASTE Whirlpool Appliances Litton micro-wave ovens Complete appliance Sales and Service Kitchen Aid Dishwasher Phone 872-6131 ‘You Call Us — We’ll Wire You.’ Hours: 6-9 Mon. — Sat. 8-2 Sun. SARGENT IRRIGATION 57 co- M DITTMER JEWELRY Phone 872-5151 East Side of Square Broken Bow, Nebr. jeAN.'i Broken Bow, Neb. Congratulations ' I Jerry Dittmer Registered Jeweler Class Of p; , I C H GEM 153 Congratulations to the Class of ’76 BROWN FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES FARISS MENS WEAR Quality Carpet and Installation Lane Cedar Chests Admiral Color T.V. Kroehler Upholstered Furniture Store with fashions for the student Congratulations Class of 76 WITTIG’S Your Independent Home - Owned Store STAR LIGHT LOUNGE AND SUPPER CLUB Phone 872-6145 Entertainment nightly Roy’s Pastime, Inc. Broken Bow, Nebr. 872-9362 154 TOPvTHLM ALL V £ COMPLETE COMMERCIAL t INDUSTRIAL ROOFING 1 REPAIRING DIAL 872-5814 OVER 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE ASK ABOUT OUR CONDITIONAL INSURANCE COVERAGE BONDED ROOFERS STONE ROOFING CO. “NO JOB IS TOO LARGE” 924 S 9 BROKEN BOW PIT STOP Box 361 Broken Bow, Neb. Phone: 872-5215 Goodyear and Michelin Tires ri-rt SUM’S WESTERN WEAR “Central Nebraska’s largest and most complete western store.’ Broken Bow, Nebr. L W TIRE SERVICE, INC. 202 South 9th Broken Bow, Nebr. Firestone Headquarters “Your Safety is Our Business” HERB SMETS 155 COOPERATIVE MARKETING ASSOCIATION LA PETITE SHOPPE 1776 — 1976 We Style America’s Beautiful Deb Govier, owner Ph. 872-6167 Farm Supplies RITEWAY FERTILIZER CO. WAYNE STRONG, Owner 1220 North B Street Broken Bow, Nebr. Ph. 872-6436 Accessories Eddyville, Nebraska Gas, Oil Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone 872-5802 FARRITOR Custom Blending of Dry Fertilizer — Liquid Fertilizer — Anhydrous Ammonia Glass insulation flat and curved Used Parts and Body Shop Free Long Distance Line 80 Stations Over 7 States FARRITOR AUTO PARTS STEPHENS REALTY CO. Real Estate Insurance Loans Bonds Roy Stephens 872-2062 If We Don’t Have the Parts We Can Get Them FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION Farm and Ranch Loans Long Term _ Low Rate ARROW HOTEL Headquarters for class reunions Broken Bow, Nebraska 156 COOKSLEY FORD, Inc. FORD MERCURY LINCOLN East Highway 2 JCPenney We know what you’re looking for. Broken Bow, Nebr. 68822 Phone 872-6488 “Groceries and Meats” at WENQUIST, INC. Automotive Machine Shop BROADWAY MARKET Auto Parts and Accessories Broken Bow, Nebraska 68822 872-2464 ALLAN WOODWARD AGENCY INC. Allan Woodward Auctioneer and Realtor Real Estate — Insurance and Loans Complete Auction Service East Highway 2 Broken Bow, Nebraska 68822 Broken Bow, Nebraska BROKEN BOW PRINTERY Commercial Printing Office Supplies “The World’s Finest Portable Typewriters” Ph. 872-2191 Tom and Janelle Eacker SECURITY STATE BANK 157 pXLMBg MONUMENT CO. BROKEN BOW, NEBRASKA HAROLD A. SMITH 706 S. D. Street R. KEVIN BLOEMKER Phone 872-6468 THURMAN AGENCY Ed Shancr, Agency Mgr. Abstracting Insurance Thurman Building 872-5111 HOLCOMB AGENCY Insurance — Loans — Realtor Phone 872-5261 Goodyear Tires PETE’S Run In Before You Run Out. 540 South E. St. Broken Bow 872-2938 Sears The Home of Courteous Friendly Service SEARS CATALOG STORE Congratulations Class of “76” Ph. 872-2431 Manager GILES H. WARREN STAAB’S APPLIANCE Your General Electric Dealer Servie After the Sale BOB and DONNA STAAB Ph. 872-2132 Broken Bow, Nebraska STATE FARM INSURANCE 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.” 158 YOUR SATISFACTION IS ALWAYS FIRST LAVONNE’S BEAUTY SALON We Offer You Complete Beauty Service East Side of Square Broken Bow, Nebraska STEVE’S East Highway 2 and 92. Broken Bow, Nebr Dog-Gone Good Food and Drinks CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’76 FARRITOR RUBBER STAMPING OWNER, MRS. EDDIE FARRITOR BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’76 STOCKMEN’S CAFE CORNER STYLE SHOPPE MYRA, LAURA, JEAN, and RUTH NORDEN’S LAWN AND HONDA SERVICE 834 South C. Street Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone (308) 872-5696 JAMES (JIM) E. PEISTER HOUSEL, R E. DDS. Best Wishes to the Class of “76” DR. RON SIMMONS 908 S. E. 872-2251 MR. AUTOMOTIVE — SIDLES 1710 N. D. 872-6294 Carl Wells, Owner Broken Bow, Nebr. 68832 159 IN CONCLUSION We, the staff, hope this book will bring you many years of enjoyment. A special note of thanks to the Custer County Chief and Keith Sherman for the many fine photographs used in the sports section, to Baker Studio for the color processing, and to P-M Photography. Carla Brush, Editor Lora Golden, Co-Editor Dave Pierceall, Advisor Carla Brush - 1976 Warrior Editor 160 « m | mm