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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1977 volume:

A yearbook's purpose is to recall memories of the Junior and Senior High School years. These remembrances may include special things you did with your friends or classmates -dates, parties, lounging in the halls, homework - and also the big events - Homecomings, Proms, Games, and Banquets. The annual staff invites you to look through the Warrior '77 and enjoy the memories we have preserved. 2 The 1977 Warrior is dedicated to Joe Cupl who has contributed so much to Broken Bow High School For twenty-six years you have taught us, guided us, shown us your creativity and humor. You have been a devoted teacher but also a friend to all and we will always remember you. . Dean Joy ■■■§ ■ CD CD Z3 CL CD ■ ■ « COLOR PROCESSING: COURTESY OF BAKER STUDIO We work, we help, we share ourselves through all the years of high school. COLOR PROCESSING: COURTESY OF BAKER STUDIO PAGE SPONSOR: Lloyd's Auto Service beckons us to follow paths. To different goals and dreams. We may not pass this way again. f «— � te, 12 PAG E SPONSOR: B J Equipment So let’s seize the day — Be together right now — be happy today! PAGE SPONSOR: Nebraska State Bank 13 Your 1977 Warrior is an excellent pictorial history of the many activities, honors, and pleasures experienced by all of you during the 1976-77 school year at Broken Bow High School. The goal of our schools has been to provide students with meaningful opportunities for personal, social, and academic growth. We hope that this year has been a rewarding experience and one to which you will look back on with many pleasant memories. On behalf of the staff we want to extend our sincere best wishes to each of you for the years ahead. We also want to thank the members of the Warrior staff for the many hours they have given to make this annual possible. Their efforts are symbolic of the school spirit and pride essential for the success of our school activities. Roger Hanson, Supt. of Schools SCHOOL BOARD: Jerry Sloggett, Joyce Dr. A.L. Jones, Jim Girardin, Naomi Larsen, Dr. Ron Simmons, Charles Giles, Armstrong, R.C. McMeen. I PAGE SPONSOR: Broken Bow State Bank Congratulations to the Editors, Sponsor and Staff of the 1977 Warrior. You have put in many hours of labor on your annual and the quality of the book reflects your labors. Your annual is excellent. I am sure that it will furnish many hours of pleasure for those who have purchased the book. I would like to congratulate the class of 1977 on their many fine achievements. You have been an asset to your school. We will hope that the underclassmen will follow your leadership and continue to make Broken Bow High School the best. Again, congratulations to the Seniors and good luck in your future years. May you always have a warm spot in your heart for your high school. Keith L. Wade Principal Congratulations to the Annual Staff and Sponsor on your excellent annual. This annual portrays an excellent pictoral history of a very successful school year. This publication will furnish many enjoyable hours of renewing cherished memories in the years to come. I would like to congratulate each senior on his graduation from Broken Bow High School. May the coming years be richer and fuller because of your experiences here at BBHS. 16 PAGE SPONSOR: Dairy Queen Jerry Anson-Mathematics Jerry Beekman-Auto-Mechanics Bill Blackburn- Barb Bloemker- Social Studies Spanish and English Nancy Briggs- Dorothy Carr- Jr. High Librarian Aide Louise Clark-Secretary Beatrice Cosner-Special Ed Marilyn Coble-Secretary Florence Cox-Jr. High Counselor 18 PAGE SPONSOR: Varney Rexal Drug Store Paul Croghan- PE Joe Cupl- Science Don Davis- English and Nick Dean- Speech Business Education PAGE SPONSOR: Holcomb's Drug Store Gretchin Gallentine-HERO Jim Jensen-Mathematics Nerine Kleeb-Special Education 19 Virgil Korte-Mathematics Eileen Muller-Home Economics Gary Loyd-Choir Rhonda O'Neil-Special Education Vickie Mackenstadt- Marlin May English English Dave Pierceall- Bill Reichert- Business Education Band PAGE SPONSOR: Ace Hardware Ron Ripp- Mark Russell- Pat Russell Bob Seeger- Agriculture Mathematics PE Science Stan Staab-Social Studies Louise Stutzman-English Vickie Staab-Secretary Darrel Sybrant Science Mr. Sybrant in 50's Day attire. PAGE SPONSOR: Ben Franklin 21 Louis Stutzman English Pat Wade Study Hall John Sweenie Counselor Gary Wright Social Studies Custodians: Mildred Schweitzer, Luella Moniger, Keith Davis, Cye Miller. Cooks: Norma Yantzie, Faye Davis, Leona Heath, Loris Wright, June Tolen. J. H. Custodian: Doyle Davis 22 Ken Agena Ed Andersen Kerry Andersen Chuck Applegarth Scott Blackburn Mark Botts 24 PAGE SPONSOR: Nebraskaland Tire Inc. Dennis Cosner Cynthia Day Gail Davis Gary Coble PAGE SPONSOR: Gibsons 25 Pat Denes ia Bev (Ditimer) Fry Sharron Djtson Deb Dixon Cindy Ducker Kathy Eacker Jim Eberle Brad Ellis Rick Ernst PAGE SPONSOR: Gibsons Terri Fry Rick Glendy Lora Golden PAGE SPONSOR: Broken Bow Wholesale 27 Matt Hirsch 28 PAGE SPONSOR: Med. Fac, Randy Gunther Tim Halstrom Doug Hagman Randy Haines Mike Hanson Kent Hickenbottom Diane Holland Kevin Horn Cindy Hromas Diane Jacobsen Jim Klahr PAGE SPONSOR: Farmers Insurance 29 Fred Kleeb Judi Larsen Russ Kleeb Lee Landkamer Jana Lewis Gary Marcellus Susan Martin Ed Lonowski Dave Mattox 30 PAGE SPONSOR: Marcellus Tractor Jeanne Mohatt Mary Jo Musselman Jackie Nelson Teresa Neth Dave Meyers Cathy Noel PAGE SPONSOR: Slims Western Wear 31 Cindy Olson Gene Oxford 32 PAGE SPONSOR: Mead Lumber Company Bob Richardson Lf' Tammy Schall Jerry Pomplun Jim Purcell Don Scofield PAGE SPONSOR: Gibsons Jane Staab Ann Sweenie Julie Taubenheim Susan Vohland Cindy White Zella Warren Lynne Whitney Mike Wells Mike Towns PAGE SPONSOR: Mid-America Dairyman 35 Dave Wiebusch Kevin Wittig Anna Wilson Rod Yanagida Cheryl Yantzie PAGE SPONSOR: GIBSONS Kendall Woodward Jeanne Wright Those who achieved honors PAGE SPONSOR: Cash and Carry Lumber 37 Passing time between classes Ann and Tim in The Sound of Music We will remember . . . Special friends Kai Laikio - 1976-77 Foreign Exchange Student This year's foreign exchange student is 17 year old Kai Laikio. He is a Junior and lives in Tampere, Finland, a modern city of 170,000 people which is located in the southern part of the city. Kai's hobbies include photography; he has his own dark room and develops his own prints. Kai is a glider pilot and had made 56 flights. He also enjoys hunting, fishing and playing volleyball and tennis. Although he is undecided about his future career he knows that he would like to have his own business where he could be self-employed. School is very different here Kai says, if you don't want to study hard you can take easy subjects. In Finland everyone takes the same 11 subjects. He likes the idea of moving to different classrooms except that he must always hurry. All things considered he likes school better here. He will stay about three months at the home of Allan Woodward, Loren Jacobsen, and Loren Hirsch. Kai is a colorful and interesting foreign exchange student and he says he might like to come back when he is grown and live in the United States. We're sure there are many people who hope he does and that he will always remember his stay in Broken Bow as a wonderful time in his life. 38 PAGE SPONSOR: S.E. Smith and Sons Mark Adams Les Adelung Ron Baillie Byron Baker Martin Agena Gerald Anderson Brad Bell Jeanette Bigbee JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Brad Peterson, Vice-President; Doug Birnie, President; Keri Nelson, Secretary; Sally Giles, Treasurer 40 PAGE SPONSOR: Bow Auto Hospital Doug Birnie Denise Bochart Scott Bristol Pam Buckendorf Christy Bowling Cory Carr Susan Christensen Tracy Brand David Christen Kelly Codr PAGE SPONSOR: Dr. L. R. Wallace Ron Coleman Gary Cook John Croghan Janell Daum Connie Day Karen Ditson Dave Dunkel Monica Dunkel John Ellingson Sally Giles 42 PAGE SPONSOR: Brigg's Transportation Jim Girardin Kim Glendy Penny Goodner Dan Govier Jerry Govier Dale Grooms Roger Hammond Marilyn Grant Alan Halouska Dan Hanson PAGE SPONSOR: True Value Hardware Denise Hirsch Diane Huffaker Carla Jones Diane Jones Tom Huston Teri Hromas Chris Kasselder Barb Kennedy Randy Kennedy Kai Laikio Mike Lepant Steve Lewis 44 PAGE SPONSOR: Grassland Animal Hospital Becky Linder Jack Mattox Joleen McCullough Alberta Miller Rod Mattox Curtis Maughan Kristi Millsap Keri Nelson PAGE SPONSOR: Bill Gamble Auto Service 45 Dave Nova 46 Tammy Oatman Steve Payne Tammy Powers Tim O'Brien Kirk Pedersen Angela Pracht Brent Olsom Brad Peterson Kathy Pracht Duane Olson Steve Poland Esther Prentice PAGE SPONSOR: Gateway Motel Sandy Roe Russ Rice Steve Scott Joanna Seevers Jody Sargent Jackie Schall Bruce Shaw Dan Shaw Jeff Shea Sherri Skillett PAGE SPONSOR: William Penn Lodge 47 Kent Sloggett Dan Smith Rick Stewart Howard Thai man Kim Woodward Mark Woodward Ron Smith Joe Turner Rose Wright Julie Stamp Kelli Walker Lori Yantzie PAGE SPONSOR: Whitehead's Watch Repair Dan Andersen Janet Applegarth SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Tim Woodward, Pres.; Shelly Mills, V-Pres.; Paul Schipporeit, Sec-Treas. Ron Baker Bill Books Alice Barta Tim Bowman Carmen Burns Russ Bristol Brad Bohy Jeff Briggs PAGE SPONSOR: Ted Huston, Attorney at Law Marvin Carr Jackie Clure Nancy Christensen Sue Clark Kelly Clay Mark Croghan Jolene Cumpston Polly Davis Mike Doty Duane Ducker Randy Ernst Don Fair Kent Eacker Joe Eberle Dwight Farmer Mitch Farritor PAGE SPONSOR: Stumpff, Schwasinger, and Washburn, Attornies at Law 51 Kevin Fink Kelli Goodner Karen French Dan Gottschalk Patty Glendy Joe Govier Gordie Goodman Cindy Haines Sherri Haines Lisa Harrold Susan Huffaker Randy Hunt Brandon Ideen Tom Jacobsen Barb Jarczak Linda Johnson 52 PAGE SPONSOR: Custer County Implement Candy Jones Kelvin Kleeb Randy Jones Eric Landkamer Vernon Jones Mike Larsen Mark Kaelin Janet Lewis Mark Lindner Cheri Marcellus Rod Mayo Julie Maughan Kevin McCaslin Shelly Mills Patty Munnell Brian Nelson PAGE SPONSOR: Culligan Water Service 53 Janice Nelson Tom Nelson Tim Nozicka Ken Oatman Wendel Nelson Carmen Nova Tammy O'Brien Laurie Olson Mark Otzel George Pirnie 54 PAGE SPONSOR: Broken Bow Credit Bureau Issac Pryce Barry Roe Carol Purintun Rex Rehmer Shelly Schmitz Teresa Schmitz Kent Reinhard Harold Scott Nancy Seevers Celeste Spanel D'Ette Taubenheim Ed Thompson Paul Schipporeit Bob Schweitzer Janet Stewart Chris Stone PAGE SPONSOR: Doty Packing Company 55 Bill Trosper RobinWhitney Toni Turner Justin Williams Brad Wells Tim Woodward PAGE SPONSOR: Howard Ballenger Page Sponsor: Birnie and Yantzie Feed Supply Paul Algha David Avery Barb Baker Allen Barta Diane Behrends Jeanette Adair Rex Baill ie Deb Ballenger James Beck Traci Beiders Freshman Joel Agena Deanna Anderson Lori Anderson 58 PAGE CO-SPONSORS: Gamble's and Coast-to-Coast Debbie Bochart Lisa Botts Jay Buckendorf Mary Burke Larry Catlett Wayne Clure Doug Crouch Kurt Ditson John Burnett LeAnn Cepel Terry Connely Les Curtis Connie Dockweiller 59 John Gurlile Ron Day Brian Daum Todd Eberle Julie Embree Barb Evans Becky Frazier John Eichelberger Terrill Fox Stan Fry 60 Susan Gibson Candy Hawks Peggy Girardin Suzy Holland Greg Gottschalk Debra Horn Jennifer Grant Teddy Hunt Linda Jacobsen Nancy Johnson Nancy Land Nancy Grieser Chris Jacobsen Karla Jensen Shane Johnson Kathryn Larsen 61 Carl Linden Rhonda Mayo Janell Mattox Keith McCaslin Jerry Mattox Joyce Miller Phil Mattox Beth Nelson Monte Mattox Jane Noel FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Rex Baillie-Sec Tim Peterson-Vice Pres., Craig Spanei-Treas., Terrill Fox-Pres. 62 Tom Noxicka Tim Peterson Roxannd Poland Jim Oxford Kathy Pierson Keith Prancht Valarie Oxford Nadine Pirnie Charlette Prentice Paula Page Dennis Poland Craig Rapp Karen Pedersen Robyn Poland Janet Schmidt Bruce Shearer 63 Jerry Sears Bill Stamp Terri Turner Leslie Smith Denise Stithem Anthony Troxel Teri Smith Craig Spanel Christy Spencer Denise Teahon Susan Thai man Tina Thompson David Vohland Delores White Greg Wright Gerri Zlomke : 9ES Dan Vohland Mark Whitesel 64 8th Grade Dorothy Anderson Kelli Bollwitt Marla Carr Lori Clark Aron Beck R ichard Brass Dwayne Chapin Craig Cranwell Jim Barta Tom Barta Cindy Bristol Mike Burke 65 Sandy Doty Scott Doty Steve Dowse Leslie Eggleston Darla Fink Dan Floerchinger Tim Foley Bill Freeman Lori Fry Joni Gamble Mike Goble Lori Glendy 8th Grade Class Officers: Pres. Kylie Taubenheim, Trea. Kris Noel, Sec. Sandy Doty. Melanie Harrold Eric Hill Johnny Holland Andrea Ideen Delana Johnson Bruce Jones Tammy Gunther Tom Halstrom Myron Holmes Linda Hunt 67 Derrin Jorganson Craig Kennedy Frank Main Merry Miller Mike Kleeb Jeff Martin George Mussel man Lori Lepant Brett Maston Kim Nelson R.J. Lepant Jannie Leverington Carey Mattox Anita Mayo Mike Nelson Kris Noel 68 Lynelle Olson Jeanne Pierson Jana Prochazka Julie Payne Donna Pirnie Suzy Roe Misti Peacock Lynn Poland Betty Root Bonnie Pedersen Cheryl Powers Todd Schmitz Ken Peterson Rod Pracht Marshall Schroder Greg Shaner 69 Jeanette Slogett Dan Speer Kylie Taubenheim James Thompson Patty White Jann Williams Kelly Staab Debbie Trosper Tammy Wolford Lisa Stamp Sally Vohland Dan Woodward Tony Stone Joylnn Weddle Jeff Woodward 70 Grace Albracht Chris Algha Kenny Berns Bonnie Birney Sherri Applegarth Jeanie Beavers Bill Beavers Polly Blackburn Tricia Bloemker Jon Bowman Jackie Brott Nora Burke 71 7th Grade Todd Cherry Michelle Cosgrove Teresa Crouch Angie Cumpston Julie Ditson Lori Doty Debbie Ducker Kristi Eberle Julie Eichelberger Heidi Foote 7th Grade Class Officers: Sec. Gary Mann, Treas. Stacy Towns, Vice-Pres. Grace Albracht, FVes. Mike Haumont. Penny Fox Junior Frazier James Gibson Carolyn Goodner Connie Goodner 72 Brad Gottschalk Mike Haumont Greg Jenson Julie Joyce Cindy Hanson Lana Harrell AnnaHarmon Brad Holcomb Kyle Huffaker Mark Jatczak 73 Jeff Klinkman Sherri Land Greg Landkamer Pat Linder Gary Mann Carla Mattox Kyle Nickels Lesa Oatman Laura Pierson Glen Leverington Rebel Linder Jamie Mattox Mike Nelson Jeff Poland Lenora FVacht 74 Stacy Riggs Deann Schroder Angie Speer Tammy Sargent Tammy Shears John Sweenie Sandy Schall Alan Shields Del inda Teahon Monte Scofield David Schroder Holly Ski I lett Dede Southard Tammy Thompson Gari Timm 75 Jr. High Student Council The Junior High Student Council members are elected at the beginning of each school year by their classmates . The members were quite busy with many activities this year. They helped the Senior High Student Council to raise money for the Muscular Distrophy. They also helped to control the litter problem around the school by picking up trash around the track. Some of the other activities included locker cleanups, mixers, and an Honors Tea. Greg Landkamer, Denise Stithem, Cindy Dunkel, Jen- Hanson, Teresa Crouch, Joel Agena, Dan Vohland, nifer Grant, Jeanette Sloggett, Kelli Bollwitt, Cindy Mark Whitesel, Bruce Jones, Lynelle Olson. 76 ATHLETICS Cross country team finishes third in SWC. Twelve boys comprising one of the largest squads in recent years reported in late August and finished the season October 14. Ken Agena was the top scorer for Broken Bow, scoring 87 points in seven meets. Bill Books was the second individual scorer. Highlights of the season were a 16-47 win over Lexington and a third place finish in the Southwest Conference. Jack Mattox leads the pack. 1 ' • - Ken Agena running of the Bow Inv. 1976-77 Cross Country Team—Randy Ernst, Barry Roe, Mark Adams, Bruce Shearer, Steve Scott, Jack Mattox, Rich Skillet, Gary Marcellus, Bill Books, Tim Bowman, Kevin Horn, Ken Agena, Coach Russell. 78 Team has best season since ’69 Defense: D. Dunkel, J. Pomplun, T. Smith, B. Ellis, J. Eberle, C. Apple-garth, S. Blackburn, R. Pomplun, K. Sloggett, D. Birnie, D. Hansen, K. Woodward, M. Peterson, M. Botts. Coach Daryl Sybrant in his first year as head coach, along with assistants Virgil Korte, Paul Croghan, and Stan Staab, led the Indians to a 4-4-1 season. This was the best season for the Indians since 1969. The Indians also finished a tie for fourth in SWC. The team shared alot this year. The tears of defeat and the joy of victory. But most of all they shared the good attitude, the winning attitude which was the number one factor that determined the season. Offense: R. Haines, R. Ernst, R. Yanaglda, B. Peterson, S. Briggs, B. Ellis, J. Eberle, T. O'Brien, F. Kleeb, J. Shea, R. Pomplun, K. Sloggett, D. Hansen, K. Woodward, M. Botts. 1976-77 Football Team—1st Row: Coach Sybrant, C. Applegarth, T. Smith, M. Clark, R Haines, R. Yana-gida, M. Peterson, R. Ernst, M. Hirsch, S. Briggs, K. Woodward, B. Ellis, Coach Korte. 2nd Row: I. Pryce, M. Farritor, J. Pomplun, R. Pomplun, E. Oxford, J. Eberle, F. Kleeb, J. Eberle, D. Hansen, S. Blackburn, M. Botts, 3rd Row: Coach Croghan, B. Bohy, M. Doty, B. Shaw, T. O'Brien, D. Birnie, M. Croghan, C. Kas-selder, R. Bailey, R. Rice, J. Briggs, D. Zoerb, Coach Staab, 4th Row: K. Reinhard, K. Eacker, G. Gottschalk, R. Rehmer, J. Shea, K. Sloggett, L. Adelung, B. Peterson, T. Huston, D. Dunkel, T. Woodward. 79 The 1976-77 football team contained not just one super athlete but many. Four boys took top SWC honors: Scott Briggs, Jim Eberle, Randy Pomplun, and Rod Yana-gida. Jerry Pomplun was rated 3rd in the Most Valuable Player polls. Defensive End Scott Briggs received honorable mention in the All-State polls. Nine other boys received honorable mention in SWC. Broken Bow 7 .. Broken Bow 6 ... Broken Bow 14 .. BROKEN BOW 33 Broken Bow 13 .. BROKEN BOW 25 BROKEN BOW 16 BROKEN BOW 43 BROKEN BOW 28 .12 GOTHENBURG 28 G.l. CATHOLIC ,...48 LEXINGTON ........0 Ainsworth ....14 OGALLALA .......21 Minden ......8 Holdredge ............0 Ord ......28 COZAD The thrill of victory! COACHING STAFF: Stan Staab, Daryl Sybrant(Head Coach), Paul Croghan, Virgil Korte. 80 SENIORS of the 76-77 football team, they seemed to add that little extra this year. SWC honors went to meny of the players-pictured above are those that were named to 1st, 2nd, and honorable mention teams. Randy Pomplun shows the skill and determination it took to gain 921 yards this season. 81 No. 26 Brad Ellis, is buried underneath two Gothenburg defenders, if he looked up he'd probably wonder why everyone else is just looking at him. Volleyball team has .500 season record The Broken Bow High School Volleyball Team ended its season with an even 8-8 record and their conference record was 3-3. The returning head coach was Mrs. Judy Devine, who was assisted by Miss Glenda Valentine. One of the team's outstanding performers was Reba Go-vier, who was named to the Class B first team. Southwest Conference honors went to Reba Govier, Judi Larsen, and Kristi Millsap. Varsity: (FRONT) Kristi Millsap, Tammy Schall, Kathy Eacker. (MIDDLE) Linda Johnson, Judi Larsen, Lora Golden, Celeste Spanel. (BACK) Reba Govier, Cindy Day, Marilyn Goodner, Jane Staab. Reserve: (FRONT) La Rae Yanagida, Carmen Berns, Keri Nelson, Barb Kennedy. (MIDDLE) Christy Bowling, Carmen Nova, Nancy Christensen, Kelli Goodner. (BACK) Alice Barta, Laurie Olson, Janet Lewis. Student Managers: Susan Christensen, Penny Goodner PAGE SPONSOR: Province Plumbing Bow-Goth. 15- 3 15- 6 Bow - Ravenna 15-12 15-8 Bow - Lex. 2-15 13-15 Bow - Cozad 12-15 6-15 Bow -Ogallala 3-15 5-15 Bow-Minden 15-17 15- 8 15- 8 Bow-Ord 15-12 11-15 8-15 Bow - Holdrege 16-14 14-16 15-12 Bow-Arnold 15-9 13-15 16-14 BROKEN BOW INVITATIONAL Bow-Holdrege 15-7 12-15 4-15 DISTRICTS Bow - Valentine 15- 8 15-13 Bow - Loup City 15- 4 2-15 9-15 Reba Govier goes up for a spike. The varsity team shows a little teamwork. Lora Golden sets the spike up for Reba Govier 83 Mrs. Judy Devine, Head Coach and Miss Glenda Valentine, Assistant Coach Celeste Spanel lunges after the ball. Kristi Millsap shows the form that got her Southwest honors! 84 Junior High Girl’s Volleyball FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL: 1st Row: Candy Hawks, Beth Nelson, Terri Turner, LeAnn Cepal, Connie Dockweiler, Cindy Dunkel, Denise Stithem. 2nd Row: Lisa Duryea, Linda Jacobsen, Julie Embree, Christi Spencer, Deb Ballenger, JaNell Mattox, Suzy Holland. 3rd Row: Coach Eden, Deb Horn, Jennifer Grant, Nancy Land, Terril Fox, Denise Teahon, Karen Pederson, Peg Girdian. 7th and 8th Grade Volleyball: 1st Row: Tammy Wolford, Polly Blackburn, Dorothy Anderson, Sherry Land, Kylie Taubenheim, Lori Fry, Lisa Wright, Sandy Doty, Lisa Stamp, Angie Cumpston, Julie Eichelberger. 2nd Row: Cindy Bristol, Lori Doty, Tammy Shears, Kristi Eberle, Stacy Towns, Carla Mattox, Lisa Oatman, Penny Fox, Jeanie Beavers, Suzy Roe, Merry Miller, Lynelle Olson, Stacy Riggs, Sandy Schall, Bonnie Pedersen, Tammy Sargent, Kelli Bowitt. 3rd Row: Joni Gamble, Anita Mayo, Tricia Bloemaker, Julie Joyce, Teresa Crouch, Betty Root, Delinda Teahon, Marla Carr, Beth Nelson, Sally Vohland, Cindy Hanson, Donna Pirnie, Holly Skillett, Jann Williams. PAGE SPONSOR: Central Nebraska Storage and Warehouse Junior high football has close season The Jr. High Football Team's record of 1-3-2 does not really tell the whole story for the little Indians. There were many close games, and many could have gone the other way. The team made some treat combacks. One example was the erasing of a 2 8-6 deficit at Holdrege. The Indians tied the game with only one minute to go but missed the extra point. The team worked hard all year and first year Head Coach Nick Dean is looking for brighter things next year. The Junior High assistants were Marlin May, Jerry Anson and Jim Jensen. 7th and 8th Grade Football: 1st Row: Coach Anson, Rick Hawks, Mike Haumont, Brad Gottschalk, Brad Holcomb, Marshall Schroder, Coach May. 2nd Row: Kyle Huff-aker, Steve Dowse, Eric Hill, Carey Mattox, Bill Beavers, Tom Halstrom, Jeff Martin, Eldon Granzinger, John Bowman. 3rd Row: Todd Cherry, George Mus-selman, Mark Jatczak, James Gibson, Tony Stone, John Holland, Scott Doty, Daniel Woodward, Todd Schmitz. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: 1st Row: Craig Spanel, Gary Gottschalk, Todd Eberle, Dan Vohland, Tim Peterson, Mark Whitesel, Jim Oxford, Anthony Troxel, Gary Wright, Brian Daum, Keith McCaslin, Stan Fry. 2nd Row: Les Smith, Dan Woodward, Dave Vohland, Jerry Mattox, Jim Beck, Tony Stone, John Holland, Ron Day, Jim Barta, Randy Mills. 3rd Row: Coach Jensen, Chris Jacobsen, Marshell Schroder, Dan Avery, Allen Barta, Dennie Poland, Rapp, Coach Dean. 86 OFFENSE: Dennie Poland, Tony Stone, Jim Oxford, Brian Daum, Mark Whitesel, Tim Peterson, Craig Spanel, John Holland, Stan Fry, Keith McCaslin, Dan Vohland, Jerry Mattox. DEFENSE: Dan Vohland, Jim Oxford, Dennie Poland, Brian Daum, Keith McCaslin, Tony Stone, Mark Whitesel, Allen Barta, Gary Gottschalk, John Holland, Anthony Troxel, Jim Barta. 87 Another season comes to a close The Broken Bow Basketball team finished the season with an 8-11 record. They finished the conference with a record of 2 -6. Senior Brad Ellis and Junior Brad Peterson were named Honorable Mention All Conference. Jerry Pomplun was named to the 2nd Team All Conference. The team attened the District Tournaments at Burwell and won the first game against St. Paul, but then failed to keep the streak going by being defeated by Ord. Head Coach for 1976-77 Basketball Paul Croghan. Front Row: Steve Scott, Randy Pomplun, Jim Eberle, 3rd Row, Head Coach Paul Croghan, Jeff Briggs, Rod Brad Ellis, Les Adelung. 2nd Row, Steve Payne, Tom Mattox, Chris Kasselder, Coach Virgil Korte. Huston, Brad Peterson, Jerry Pomplun, Tim Halstrom. 88 PAGE SPONSOR: Cash and Carry Lumber Company Reserve Basketball Team. 1st Row Tom Nelson Dean Zoerb, John Elling-son, Randy Ernst, Joe Eberle, Tim Woodward. 2nd Row Rod Mattox, Jim Girardin, Rod Mayo, Kent Reinhardt, Kai Laikio, Marv Carr, Brad Bohy. Southwest Conference Honorable Mention, Brad Ellis goes high for a tip shot. 89 BROKEN BOW 72 BROKEN BOW 78 Broken Bow .. 51 Broken Bow .. 52 Broken Bow .. 84 Broken Bow .. 58 Broken Bow .. 67 BROKEN BOW 77 BROKEN BOW 80 BROKEN BOW 91 Broken Bow .. 72 Broken Bow .. 66 BROKEN BOW 90 Broken Bow .. 61 BROKEN BOW 85 Broken Bow .. 77 Broken Bow .. 60 BROKEN BOW 86 Broken Bow .. 51 Aurora ...........66 Gl Northwest .....57 SUPERIOR .........59 IMPERIAL .........63 ST. PAUL .........85 HOLDREGE ........ 60 LEXINGTON ........95 Burwell ..........57 Ainsworth ........69 Gothenburg .......56 ORD ..............75 LOUP CITY ........67 Gl Central Catholic 85 COZAD ............75 Ogallala .........69 MlNDEN ...........84 GOTHENBURG ...71 St. Paul .........74 ORD ..............79 Tim Halstrom did a fine job underneath the basket. Les Adefung puts the ball up to the basket. Jerry Pomplun shows why he was tops in SWC. 90 PAGE SPONSOR: Lion's Lounge Girls basketball team is improving Assistant Coach Marlin May, Head Coach Nick Dean. The 1976-77 season was a learning experience for the girls basketball team with high points as well as some disappointments o This was the season that the team won its first game, which was quite a milestone for the inexperienced Indians. With the adddition of more experience through play this year, the team will look for brighter things to happen next year. Two of the outstanding players for this years team also attained some conference honors. Diane Jacobsen was the leader in assists with a fine 3.3 average per game. Reba Govier again excelled in rebounding, ending the season with 14.2 average per game. Reba also was selected to the SWC second team. 1st Row Sally Giles, Penny Goodner, Cindy Day, Cathy Bowling, Carmen Burns, Celeste Spanel. 3rd Row Nick Noel, Diane Jacobsen, Laurie Olsen, Barb Jatczak, Dean, Jane Staab, Dian Paben, Tammy O'Brien, Judi Diane Pracht. 2nd Row Kristi Millsap, Lora Golden, Su- Larsen, Marlin May. san Vohland, Zella Warren, Reba Govier,Christy PAGE SPONSOR: Countryside Mobile Homes 91 The leading rebounder for the team was Reba Govier. Dianne Jacobsen shoots over the head of an opponent VARSITY: (Front) Sally Giles, Penny Goodner, Cindy Day, Kathy Noel, Diane Jacobsen, Celeste Spanel (Back) Kristi Millsap, Lora Golden, Susan Vohland, Jane Staab, Zella Warren, Reba Govier, Judi Larsen Cindy Day goes up for a shot. Lora Golden and Jane Staab playing defense. Jane Staab with her famous jump shot. Broken Bow ............24 Broken Bow ............29 Broken Bow ............19 Broken Bow ............18 Broken bow ............20 Broken Bow ............14 Broken Bow ............27 Broken Bow ............27 Broken Bow ............29 Broken Bow ............19 Broken Bow ............20 Broken Bow ............33 Broken Bow ............14 ORD .............64 BURWELL .........27 LEXINGTON .......73 ARNOLD ......... 38 IMPERIAL ........57 ST. PAUL ........36 GOTHENBERG ......30 COZAD ...........48 HOLDREGE ........58 OGALLALA ....... 48 LEXINGTON .......64 MINDEN ..........56 ORD .............61 Senior Judi Larsen shooting a lay- up. 93 PAGE SPONSOR: Broken Bow State Bank Towns named outstanding wrestler WRESTLING TEAM: 1st Row: Gordie Goodman, Rick Glendy, Scott Bristol, Ron Coleman, Mark Whitesel, Tim Peterson, Tom Nozicka. 2nd Row: Coach Richen- berg, Mark Botts, Kendall Woodward, Russ Rice, Chuck Applegarth, Fred Kleeb, Brent Olson, Gene Oxford, Bruce Shaw, Randy Schweitzer, Coach Patch. PAGE SPONSOR: Bow Agency The Broken Bow Wrestling team had a pretty good year. Although no wrestlers made it to the State Wrestling Tournments, they showed good ratings in the Southwest Conference. Mike Towns received top honors for the 98 pound class. He was rated 1st in S.W.C., and received the Broken Bow Top Wrestler Trophy. Other wrestlers who did well in S.W.C. were Ron Coleman Brent Olson, Mark Botts, Virgil Woodward. The wrestlere were coached by Mick Patch and Wes Richenberg. Head Coach Mick Patch, Assistant Coach Wes Richenberg. Fred Kleeb a Champion . Ron Coleman wrestling at the Bow Inv. 95 VARSITY WRESTLING WEIGHT WRESTLER SWC RATING RECORD 98 Mike Towns 1st 23-3 105 Tim Nozicka 7th 2-17 112 Ron Smith 4th 11-13 119 Rick Glendy 4th 10-9-2 126 Ron Coleman 3rd 14-11 132 Gene Oxford 4th 4-9 138 Bruce Shaw 8th 2-4 145 Brent Olson 3rd 12-8 155 Fred Kleeb 5th 6-13 167 Chuck Applegarth 4th 11-13 185 Mark Botts 3rd 18-10-1 Hwy Virgil Woodward 2nd 10-10 Junior Scott Bristol working against Gothenburg Swedes. JR. VARSITY: 1st Row: Gordie Goodman, Russ Bris- Shaw, Tim Bowman, Dan Vohland, Russ Rice, Justin tol, Mike Haumont, Scott Bristol, Kent Eacker, Kim Williams, Tim Peterson, Kim Woodward, Coach Ri- Oatman, Tom Nozicka. 2nd Row: Vernon Jones, Bruce chenberg. 96 Junior High Basketball 8th Grade Basketball: (Front) Aaron Beck, Steve Dowse, Woodward, Kelly Staab, Julius Gruber John Holland, Derrin Jorgenson, Ivan Ferguson, James Thompson, George Mussleman, Tom Barta, Scott Doty, Tom Hal- Frank Main, Cary Mattox, Brett Mason. (Back) Dan strom. Coach Gary Wright. 9TH GRADE BASKETBALL: (Front) Ron Day, Joel Agena Jimmy Oxford, Jerry Mattox, Todd Eberle, Dennis Poland, Craig Spanel, Wayne Clure, Brian Daum, Chris Jacobson, (Back) Coach Bill Blackburn, Bill Stamp, Monty Mattox, Larry Catlett, Doug Crouch, Les Smith, Terry Connely, Glen Pirnie, David Avery, Jay Buckendorf, Dave Vohland, James Beck 97 Junior High Basketball 7th Grade Basketball: 1st Row: Mike Nelson, Rick Hawks, James Mattox, Kyle Huffaker, Chris Algae, John Bowman. 2nd Row: Coach Anson, Monty Sco- 8th Grade Basketball: 1st Row: Anita Mayo, Jann Williams, Kris Noel, Lisa Stamp. 2nd Row: Jeanne Pierson, Kim Nelson, Betty Root, Lynelle Olson, Lori Fry. 3rd Row:Tami Guther, Marla Carr, Cindy Bristol, Sandy Doty, Sally Vohland. field, John Sweenie, Todd Cherry, Mark Jatczak, James Gibson, Glen Livington, Doug Schroeder. 7th Grade Basketball: 1st Row: Angie Cumpston, Angie Spear, Sandy Schall, Penny Sargent, Stacy Towns, Lori Doty. 2nd Row: Tami Shears, Stacy Riggs, Julie Joyce, Serrie Land, Polly Blackburn, Carla Mattox, 3rd Row: Jeanne Beavers, Caroline Kennedy, Tricia Bloemker, Connie Goodner, Penny Fox, Cindy Hanson, 4th Row: Christy Eberle, Delinda Teahon, Lisa Oatman, Teresa Crouch, Laura Pierson, Michelle Cosgrove. 98 FRESHMAN GIRL’S BASKETBALL: (Front) Mary Blackburn, Candy Hawks, Joyce Miller, Beth Nelson, Peg Girardin, Denise Teahon (SECOND ROW) Linda Jacobsen, Julie Embree, Terri Smith, Deb Ballenger, Jane Noel, Suzy Holland, (Third Row) Coach Eden, Christy Spencer, Rhonda Mayo, Terri Turner, Nancy Land, Terril Fox, Tracy Beiders, Karen Pederson. JR. HIGH WRESTLING: (Front) Kelly Staab, Tom Bar-ta, Mike Nelson, Mike Haumont, Chris Algya, Mike Kleeb, James Thompson, Coach Sybrant and son (Sec- ond Row) Ken Peterson, Frank Maine, Kyle Nichols, Tim Barta, Tony Stone, John Holland, Scott Doty, Rod Pracht, Bruce Jones 99 Seven boys qualify for state meet The Indians felt the thrill of victory when they won the Wrangler Relay trophy and the Ravenna Invitational trophy. In the Conference the team placed fourth. The boys had a good year and placed high in all their meets. Seven boys qualified for State: Randy Pomplun, Rod Yanagida, Mike Peterson, Jeff Briggs, Rick Ernst, Dean Zoreb, and Chris Kassleder. Six came home with medals. Rod Yanagida placed fourth at State in the Triple Jump with a jump of 46'l 2 . TRACK TEAM: (Front Row) Scott Blackburn, Mark Linder, Ron Baillie, Rod Yanagida, Rick Ernst, Gary Marcellus, Randy Pomplun, Randy Ernst, Mike Peterson, Jeff Briggs, Brad Peterson, (BACK ROW) Assistant Coaches; Nick Dean and Virgil Korte, Bill Books, Dan Hanson, Marv Carr, Steve Scott, Tim Halstrom, Chris Kasselder, Mark Botts, Ken Agena, Mark Adams, Dean Zoreb, and Coach Mark Russell. 100 Mike Peterson shows the form that enabled him to qualify for the State Track Meet TRIPLE AND LONG JUMP: Mike Peterson, Rod Yanagida, Ron Bail lie, Steve Scott DISTANCE MEN: Gary Marcellus, Ron Bail lie. Bill Books, Ken Agena, Mark Adams SPRINTERS: Marvin Carr, Mike Peterson, Jeff Briggs, Rick Ernst, Rod Yanagida 101 Steve Scott in the Broad Jump JUMPERS: Steve Scott, Randy Ernst, Jeff Briggs, Chris Kasselder 102 Randy Pomplun qualified for the State Track Meet Six girls qualify for state meet The Broken Bow Girl's track team had another good year this year winning the District trophy for the third consecutive year. With the exception of the SWC, the girls matched every trophy they had won in previous years. Six Indians, Judi Larsen, Kathy Eacker, Reba Govier, Zella Warren, Diane Pracht, Suzy Holland, qualified for the State Meet. The 880 yard relay won the meet with eight points. Girls win Lex. Invitational trophy for the third year in a row. 1977 Girl's Track Team - 1st Row: Coach Sybrant, Kathy Eacker, Tammy Schall, Zella Warren, Reba Govier, Diane Jacobsen, Judi Larsen, Sharon Ditson, Marilyn Goodner, Coach Patch, 2nd Row: Kristi Mill-sap, Penny Goodner, Joleen McCullough, Karen Ditson, LaRae Yanagida, Joleen Compston, Kelli Good- ner, Karen French, Pam Buckendorf, 3rd Row: Carmen Nova, Diane Pracht, Alice Barta, Candy Jones, Janet Lewis, Carla Jones, 4th Row: Julie Embree, Terrill Fox, Suzy Holland, Deb Ballenger, Beth Nelsen, Tracy Beiders. 103 Number one at the Bow Invitational .4' Kathy Eacker winning the 100 yard dash SENIORS: Reba Govier, Kathy Eacker, Marilyn Goodner, Diane Jacobson, Judi Larsen, Zella Warren, Tammy Schall ; r CH 71' MySf1, sr � STATE QUALIFYING 440 and 880 RELAYS: Diane Pracht, Kathy Eacker, Reba Govier, Zella Warren, Judi Larsen 104 DISTANCE RUNNERS: LaRae Yanagida, Kelli Goodner, Julie Embree, Beth Nelson (MIDDLE) Marilyn Goodner, Tracy Beiders, Joleen Cumpston, Karen Diston, Joleen McCullough (Back) Penny Goodner, Diane Jacobson, Terril Fox The weight relay and sprint medley FIELD EVENTS: (Bottom) Alice Barta, Suzy Holland, Joleen Cumpston, Deb Ballenger, Janet Lewis, Candy Jones, Sharon Ditson (Second Row) Tracy Beiders, Julie Embree, Reba Govier, Terril Fox, Carmen Nova (Top) Tammy Schall, Judi Larsen 105 JUNIOR HIGH BOY'S TRACK: (Front) Dennis Poland, Brian Daum, Jerry Mattox, Les Smith, Ron Day, Dave Vohland, Doug Crouch, Joel Agena, Terry Connelly (Second Row) Tony Stone, Johnny Holland, Rod Pracht, Bruce Jones, Kyle Huffaker, Student Managers - Marshall Schroder, Steve Dowse, Jerry Shears (Third Row) Mark Jatczak, Jim Barta, Iva Ferguson, Bill Beavers, John Sweenie, Jon Bowman, James Mattox, Rick Hawks, Todd Cherry (Fourth Row) Tom Barta, James Thompson, Frank Main, Dan Speer, Dwayne Chapin, Mike Goble, Coach Jim Jensen JUNIOR HIGH GIRL'S TRACK: (Front) Anita Mayo, Tricia Bloemker, Stacy Towns, Sally Vohland, Sandy Doty, Tammy Thompson, Tammy Sargent, Tammy Shears, Bonnie Bemie, Cindy Hanson, Polly Blackburn (Second Row) Dorothy Anderson, Jeannie Pierson, Teresa Crouch, Penny Fox, Connie Goodner, Carla Mattox, Betty Root, Karolyn Kennedy, Rebel Linder, (Third Row) Jann Williams, Donna Pirnie, Lisa Wright, Kristi Eberle, Julie Eichelberger, Julie Joyce, Sherri Land, Kim Nelson (Fourth Row) Stacy Riggs, Angie Cumpston, Laurie Doty, Delinda Teahon, Grace Albracht, Lesa Oatman, Marla Carr, Jolynn Weddle 106 Huston wins conference RESERVERS: Paul Schipporeit, Dave Myers, Mike Doty, Kirk Pederson, Russ Kleeb. The golf team finished fifth in the Conference meet held at Ogallala. Tom Huston finished first in the conference for the second straight season. Jerry Pomplun placed ninth. The team won the Loup City Dual and finished second at the Ord Quadrangler. Coach Croghan cited Tom Huston, Jerry Pomplun, Mark Croghan, and Jim Girardin as being the team's top golfers. VARSITY: Jim Girardin, Dave Nova, Tom Huston, Jerry Pomplun, Mark Croghan. Randy Pomplun received the Seth Best Athletic Award. PRESIDENTIAL PE AWARDS: (Front) Terri Smith, Terri Turner, Terrill Fox, Angela Cumpston, Kelli Boll-witt (Second Row) Tricia Bloemker, Grace Albracht, Tammy Shears, Sally Vohland, Delinda Teahon (Third Row) Diane Behrends, Nancy Land, LeAnn Cepel, Tammy Schall (Fourth Row) Julie Embree, Suzy Holland, Denise Teahon (Back) Karen Ditson, Kathy Eac-ker, Julie Larsen 108 Senior High Student Council This body of students is organized to be an advisory body to the Administration. They are to find out what the students need and to help them receive it. This year's student council held a dance to raise money for Muscular Dystrophy and it was a great success. They also dusted the trophy cases and made them more presentable. Three members of the Student Council this year were appointed to hold posistion-son the committees of the Chamber of Commerce. Kathy Pracht-Sec.-Treas., Ken Agena-President, Tom Huston-Vice President 110 Front Row: Gene Oxford, Kathy Pracht, Ken Agena, Tom Huston, Debbie Pracht. Second Row: Shelly Mills, Tom Nelson, Tim Woodward, Kirk Pedersen, Randy Ernst, Penny Goodner, Diane Jones, Ann Sweenie, Jackie Schall. Spanish club has active year OFFICERS: Randy Ernst, Sergeant of Arms; JaNell Daum, President; Kirk Pederson, Historian; Tim Woodward, Vice-President; Shelly Mills, Secretary; Denise Stithem, Treasurer. El Circulo de Espanol is one of the newest organizations at BBHS. Membership is open to all students interested in the Spanish language and culture. Programs have included Spanish skits and slide presentations about South America and Mexico. Members sold Spanish lolli-popps, bubblegum, and tacos to raise money for the summer trip to Mexico that some of the members will be going on. Spanish Christmas caroling at the homes of teachers was fun for everyone involved. The club attended Foreign Language Day at Kearney State College and won second place for their skit El Expectaculo Gong. MEMBERS: (Front) JaNell Mattox, Debbie Horn, Roxann Poland, Lynn Whitney, Julie Embree, Teri Smith, Chris Stone, Denise Stithem, Suzy Holland (Second Row) Brandon Ideen, Tom Nelson, Kirk Pederson, Randy Ernst, Barb Jatczak, Kelli Goodner, Shelly Mills, Janice Nelson, Tammy O'Brien, Deb Ballenger, Janet Schmidt (Back) JaNell Daum, Barb Kennedy, Susan Christensen, Peggy Girardin, Rhonda Mayo, Janet Lewis, Nancy Christensen, Tim Woodward, Kevin Horn, Terrill Fox, Terri Turner, Lauri Olsen,Mrs. Barb Bloemaker 111 The Boy's B-Club is an organization that any boy in grades 9-12 may join if they lettered in track, wrestling, cross-country, golf, football, or basketball. One of the popular activities is the annual soup-supper held in the high school cafeteria. The B-Club provides the opportunity for athletes to get to know one another better, rather than just as teammates. The sponsors of the Boy's B-Club are the coaches of the bou's sports. OFFICERS: Mike Peterson, Sec.; Jim Eberle, Treas.; Brad Ellis, Pres.; Mike Towns, Vice-Pres. B-CLUB MEMBERS: (Front) Doug Bimie, Bruce Shaw, Mark Botts, Mike Peterson, Kendall Woodward, Dean Zoerb, Scott Blackburn, Randy Pomplun (Second Row) Brad Ellis, Brad Peterson, Jerry Pomplun, Ron Baillie, Rick Ernst, Matt Hirsch, Fred Kleeb (Third Row) Rod Yanagida, Scott Briggs, Ron Smith, Mike Towns, Jim Eblerle, Don Scofield, Chris Kasselder, (Fourth Row) Dan Hanson, Brent Olson, Jeff Briggs, Russ Rice, Brad Bohy, Scott Bristol, Rick Glendy 112 Girl’s B-Club begins new project This year the girls in B-CIub started to raise money for a new trophy case. They sold carmeled apples at the girl's basketball games. Girl's B-Club has many different activities. Efforts are made to show what friends are and that they mean more than just another girl on the court on your side. School is spirit is boosted by this group of athletes in grades 9-12 . Lora Golden, Treas.; Tammy Schall, Vice-Pres.; Judl Larsen, Pres. Front Row: Cindy Day, Susan Vohland, Zella Warren, Judi Larsen, Reba Govier, Marilyn Goodner (Second Row) Jolene McCullough, Lora Golden, Tammy Schall, Penny Goodner, Diane Pracht, Kell? Goodner, Carmen Nova (Third Row) Karen Diston, Kristi Mill sap, Pam Buckendorf, Carla Jones, Nancy Seevers, Patty Glendy, Celeste Spanel 113 Voice of Custer County youth CONCORD is aptly named. Through our rock music youth news show on KCNI, we promote a spirit of cooperation between the public and the school and between the students in each grade at BBHS. A very lively group of sophomores lifted the spirit of the show and the Seniors provided leadership which will be missed next year. KBOW, our closed circut radio station. Tom Nelson took over as the leading technician, but along with other DJ's found no time to broadcast during the day, because of homework. KBOW: Tom Nelson, Mr. Don Davis, Jeanne Wright, Chris Stone, Dean Zoerb, Tim Halstrom, Harold Scott, Ken Agena, Sue Clark, Dian Paben. CONCORD: Harold Scott, Randy Jones, Ron Baker, Jeanne Mohatt, Randy Ernst, Tom Nelson, Mike Larsen, Jody Sargent 2nd Row: Tom Huston, Deb Pracht, Zella Warren, Pam Buckendorf, Patty Munnell, Linda Johnson, D'Ette Taubenheim, Toni Turner, Chris Stone, Rich Skillett, Mr. Davis, 3rd Row: Dave Nova, Dean Zoerb, Paul Schipporeit, Cindy Day, Julie Taubenheim, Lora Golden, Susan Vohland, Marilyn Good-ner, Dian Paben, Penny Goodner, Barb Kennedy, Ken Agena, Bob Mayo. 114 -Mir . Saturday morning at radio KCNI. Sophomore Tom Nelson at the board of KCNI. 115 CONCORD BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Tom Huston, Lora Golden, Jeanne Mohatt, Jody Sargent, Tom Nelson, Randy Ernst, Chris Stone. The Art Club is open for those students having an interest in arts and crafts. The club sets up exhibits in the Junior and Senior High buildings and keeps the office window decorated. This year's school improvement project was painting murals for the Junior High Auditorium. The Seniors plan to paint an Indian emblem on the Senior High gym floor. Other activities this year included the SWC Art Exhibit in Cozad, the Mid-Plains Voc-Tech Contest where Deb Collins won a Bronze Medal, and the Arts and Crafts Fair. The club took a field trip to Lincoln and toured the Wesleyan Art Department, the Haymarket Gallery, and the Sheldon Art Gallery. Art club decorates school OFFICERS: Matt Hirsch, Vice-Pres., Kirk Pedersen, Sec., Deb Pracht, Pres., Rick Ernst, Treas. MEMBERS: (Front) Christy Bowling, Tami O'Brien, Toni Turner, Chris Stone, Teresa Neth, Deb Pracht, Carmen Nova, Carmen Berns, Pam Buckendorf (Middle) Monica Dunkel, Celeste Spanel, Mike Hanson, Rick Ernst, Matt Hirsch, Cindy Olsen, Ron Smith, Cindy Day, Carla Jones, Randy Kennedy, Dale Grooms, Kent Eacker, Ed Thompson, Randy Jones, Kelly Clay, Mrs. Kasselder (Back) Deb Collins, Gail Davis, Kent Reinhardt, Tim Halstrom, Scott Blackburn, Chris Kasselder, Kirk Pedersen, Steve Scott, Mike Doty, Gary Gottschalk, Bill Books, Janet Lewis, Wendell Nelson Business skills sharpened in deca Julie Stamp and Martin Agena assist a customer at Gamble's Day. DECA is for students who are enrolled in Distributive Education classes and is designed to build business skills. Activities this year included a hay rack ride. Gamble's Day, and the State Leadership Conference at the Hilton Hotel in Omaha. Three students attended the state conference, Julie Stamp, Denise Bochart, and Gary Marcellus. Julie Stamp placed first in the General Merchandising - Master Employee Mathematics contest. Gary Marcellus and Linda Fries won the Silver Merit Award. 117 MEMBERS: (Front) Denise Bochart, Byron Baker, Julie Poland, Roger Hammond, Martin Agena, Curtis Maug-Stamp, Tammy Powers (Back) Gary Marcellus, Steve han, Jody Sargent CANDY STRIPERS: Cindy Dunkel, Paula Page, Joyce Miller, Judi Larsen, Valarie Oxford, Karen Pederson, Tammy O'Brien, Janet Lewis, Terri Turner. COUNTY GOVERNMENT DAY: Scott Bristol, Brent Olsom, Ron Smith, Jackie Schall, Diane Jones. 2nd Row: Joanna Seevers, JaNell Daum, Krisii Millsap, Kim Glendy, Keri Nelson. 3rd Row: Gary Cook, Dan Govier, Ron Bail-lie, Tom Huston, Sally Giles, Dave Dunkel, Chris Kasselder. 118 FFA attends convention in Kansas City The FFA is an organization vocational agriculture students may join. Some of the Broken Bow activities are Range Judging,Livestock Judging, District and State Competition. Some attended the National Convention in Kansas City. Local activities included a Slave auction, community cleanups and helping organizations such as Heart Fund. Two member qualified for State activities. Kim Woodward is the Band and Bruce Shaw is in the Choir. Gary Coble won third place at State Competition in welding. Front Row: Mike Peterson- Pres., Ron Smith- Sec., Doug Bimie-Sentinel, Deb Collins- V-Pres., Back Row: Ron Ripp-Sponsor, Brent Olson-Reporter, Dauane Olson- Parliamentary, John Croghan-Treas. 1st Row: Ron Ripp, John Croghan, Rom Smith, Mike Peterson, Dean Zoerb, Corry Carr, Deb Collins. 2nd Row: Jane Staab, Ron Bail lie, Joanna Seevers, Gary Cook, Bruce Shaw, Brian Nelson. 3rd Row: Anna Wilson, Kevin Fink, Dwight Farmer, Bob Schweitzer, Gary Wright, Dauane Olson, Ed Anderson, Don Scofield, Mark Croghan, Rick Glendy. 4th Row: Mike Lepant, Dan Govier, Keith McCaslin, Dave Vohland, Mark Woodward, Doug Birnie, 5th Row: Dan Vohland, Kem Oatman, Nancy Seevers, Vernon Jones, Randy Schweitzer, John Burnett, Randy Hunt. 6th Row: Russ Bristol, Gary Gottschalk, Christi Bowling, Jackie Nelson, Lisa Harold, Tom Nozicka, Terry Connely, Larry Catlett. 7th Row: George Pimie, Isaac Price, Justin Williams, Kalvin Kleeb, Gary Coble, Steve Poland, Randy Guther, Kevin McCaslin, Kai Laiko, Brent Olson. 119 FHA has many different activities This year's FHA was very busy in helping others. The FHA activities included a Trick or Treat for UNICEF, Rock-a-thon for the March of Dimes, Bakeoff, and the FFA-FHA Swetheart Dance. They also attened District and State Conventions, and the March of Dimes Youth Conference. Sophomore Mary Blackburn placed 1st in the creed speaking at District Contest. OFFICERS: (Front) Kathy Eacker, Historian; Jeanne Pimie, Pres.; JaNell Daum, Sec.; (Back) Lynne Whitney, Recreation; Julie Taubenheim, Trea.; Susan Christensen, Publicity; Keri Nelson, V-Pres. FHA Members (Front) Judi Larsen, Kathy Ecker, Jeanne Pirnie, Lynne Whitney, Julie Taubenheim, Cindy Day, Pam Buckendorf, Connie Day, Keri Nelson. 2nd Row Candy Jones, Penny Goodner, Tammy Powers, Karen Ditson, Julie Stamp, D'Ette Tauben- heim, Kelli Walker, JaNell Daum, Barb Kennedy, Fred Kleeb. 3rd Row Miss Eileen Muller, Denise Bo-chart, Carla Jones, Patty Munnell, Sheri Haines, Linda Johnson, Diane Huffaker, Tammy Oatman, Susan Christensen. 120 Indian keeps school informed. Diane Jacobsen-Editor, Marlin May-Advisor, Penny Goodner- Business Manager. INDIAN STAFF: Marlin May, Jim Klahr, Jody Floerchinger, Diane Holland, Penny Goodner, Cindy Ducker, Randy Pomplun, Diane Jacobsen, Dave Myers, Ron Coleman, Dave Nova. The Indian is the Broken Bow High School newspaper. It is published once per month throughout the school year. A journalism class is provided in which students learn correct journalistic procedures, in producing the Indian. One of the more interesting activities that the Indian staff was involved in this year was the Journalism Conference held in Lincoln in October. Two of the interesting additions in this year's Indian were the Faculty Views and News form the Southwest Conference columns. Proofreading the final copy Mini-courses are hits Interim is a two-week series of mini-courses offered to the students after the Christmas vacation. A wide variety of courses, ranging from candle making to archery and horsemanship, are offered to meet the varied interests of the student body. Interim provides opportunities that students would not otherwise have. Teachers are brought in from outside the school to share their specialties. This year Mr. Ivan Ferguson taught a course in medical emergency procedures, including CPR training. Students were polled to get their reactions to the Interim session. Most rated the session as being excellent and hoped that it continue in the years to come. Taxidermy was a popular class. Paul Schipporeit and Tim Woodward produce a radio script in CONCORD projects. 123 One of the many projects from Taxidermy. Bill Trosper runs the VTR in Video Productions. The Gym turned into an archery range for the archery class. Jr. high pep club cheers teams to victory Karla Jensen, Christy Spencer, Suzy Holland, Denise Stithem CHANTLEADERS: Diane Behrends, Twila Freeze, Jeanette Sloggett, Paula Page. PEP CLUB: (Front) Mrs. Gallentine, Twila Freeze, Jeanette Sloggett, Diane Behrends, Paula Page, Christy Spencer, Sally Vohland, Denise Stithem, Karla Jensen, Suzy Holland (Second Row) Patty White, Kathy Pierson, Anita Mayo, Kylie Taubenheim, Linda Hunt, Barb Evans, Connie Dockweiler, Denise Teahon, Julie Embree, Karen Pedersen, Deb Ballenger (Third Row) Andrea Ideen, Dorothy Andersen, Betty Root, Marla Carr, Joni Gamble, Sandy Doty, Sharon Land, Sandy Schall, Julie Joyce, Tammy Thompson (Fourth Row) Jolynn Weddle, Cheryl Powers, Carolynn Kennedy, Rebel Linder, Lisa Oatman, Grace Albracht, Tammy Shears, Heidi Foote, Stacy Towns, Tricia Bloemker, Connie Goodner, (Fifth Row) Tammy Wolford, Jeanne Beaver, Lisa Wright, Delinda Teahon, Tammy Sargent, Stacy Riggs, Holly Skillet, Julie Eichelberger, Lori Doty, Teresa Crouch, Polly Blackburn rri EIGHT GRADE CHEERLEADERS: Kelli Bollwitt, Donna Pirnie, Sally Vohland, Jann Williams 125 Media Club produces T.V. show The Media Club is open to anyone in grades 10-12 . T This year the club sold books at the annual book books at the annual book fair. Also a new addition to 77. Action 77 is a program aired on Channel 7 each Wednesday night. It shows various activities that are going on around the Broken Bow Schools. The Media Club sponsor is Mr. Jim Donovan, who is also the Sr. High Librarian. MEDIA CLUB OFFICERS: Julie Taubenheim-Trea. Jeanne Wright-Sec. Mr. Donovan, Dave Nova-Pres. 126 MEDIA CLUB: (Front) Julie Taubenheim, Jeanne Wright, Alberta Miller, Reba Govier (Second Row) Gail Davis, Susan Huffaker, Polly Davis, AI Halouska, Dave Nova (Third Row) Sally Giles, Kerry Andersen, Diane Huffaker, Candy Jones Tribe keeps school spirit going VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Zella Warren, Reba Govier, Tammy Schall, Byron Baker, Diane Jones, Judi Larsen, Jackie Schall, Deb Pracht, Alberta Miller, Kathy Pracht. PEP CLUB: Lora Golden, Susan Vohland, Julie Taubenheim, Cindy Day. 2nd Row: Cathy Noel, Ann Sweenie, Lynne Whitney, Jeanne Pirnie, Jeanne Mohatt 3rd Row: Susan Christensen, Keri Nelson, Sherri Skillett, Kristi Millsap, Penny Goodner, Kim Glendy, JaNell Daum. 4th Row: Barb Kennedy, Kelli Walker, Pam Buckendorf, Tracy Brand, Diane Huffaker, Carla Jones, Sally Giles. 5th Row: Patty Munnell, Celeste Spanel, Linda Johnson, D'Ette Taubenheim, Karen White, Candy Jones, Susan Huffaker, Alice Barta. 6th Row: LaRae Yanagida, Janet Lewis, Nancy Christensen, Kelli Goodner, Carman Burns, Tammy O'Brien, Lori Olson. The Tribe is an organization open to any boy or girl who wants to help promote school spirit and pride. School spirit and pride are important and the Tribe did a fine job this year keeping the teams on the up side. Nothing kept the students from attending the games. Broken down buses or bad weather could not hamper them. The Sophomores and Juniors and Seniors who were in Tribe this year received new outfits and they looked nice. The club sponsor is Miss Vicki Mackenstadt. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: Diane Pracht, Sheri Haines, Shelly Mills, Teresa Schmitz. 127 Intramural provides fun and exercise Tammy Schall Becky Linder, Deb Pracht, Patty Munnell, Karen Ditson, Carmen Nova. 2nd Row Carla Jones, Shelly Mills, Kelli Goodner, Joanna Seevers, Tammy Powers, Kathy Pracht. 3rd Row Jackie Schall, Denise Bochart, Alberta Miller, Tracy Brand, Connie Day, Jolene Cumpston. Intramural Basketball began after Christmas vacation with 4 boys teams and 4 girls teams. Game nights varied because the gym was often in use and the activities building had not been completed. Intramural is a good way to stay in shape for people who are not competing in a winter sport. Designed as an informal sport it is also a lot of fun. Both the boys and girls enjoyed playing other team and everyone had a good time. Winners this year were Tom Smith's team and Tammy Schall's team. Mr. Beek-man was the sponsor. 1st Row Rick Ernst, Mitch Farritor, Marty Clark, Kent Sloggett, Dave Dunkel, Rich Skillett, Ron Baker. 2nd Row Mike Peterson, Bob Mayo, Rod Yanagida, Ken Agena, Bob Richardson, Ron Baillie, Mark Kaelin, Scott Briggs, Jeff Shea, Randy Haines, Matt Hirsch, Brad Kaelin, Dave Wiebusch, 3rd Row Tim O'Brien, Ron Coleman, Craig Sloggett, Pat Denesia, Mark Crog han, Doug Birnie, Mike Doty. 128 Warrior staff records school activities EDITORS: Lora Golden, editor; Penny Goodner, assistatant editor; Val Smith, business manager; and Zella Warren, sports editor. The annual staff is composed of approximately thirty junior and senior high students. The goal of the staff is to present a record of the 1977 schoolyear. The key people this year were Lora Golden, editor; Penny Goodner, assistant editor; Zella Warren, sports editor; and Val Smith, business manager. Tammy O' O'Brien was the staff photographer and Cindy Olsen designed the cover. Putting together a quality yearbook requires many hours of work, frustration, and planning. Staff members met weekly and took a special Interim class to work on sections, drawing and redrawing layouts, and typing copy. The sponsor of the Warrior is Mr. Dave Pierceall. WARRIOR STAFF: (Front) Lynn Whitney, Lora Golden, Rod Yanagida, Rick Ernst, Mike Petersen, LaRae Yana-gida (Middle) Connie Day, Diane Huffaker, Keri Andersen, Tammy Oatman, Patty Munnel, D'Ette Tauben-heim, Karen White, Judi Larsen, Pam Buckendorf, Barb Kennedy, Diane Jones, Barb Jatczak, Kelly Walker (Back) Tracy Brand, Jackie Schall, Carla Jones, Tammy Schall, Janell Daum, Val Smith, Penny Goodner, Julie Taubenheim, Kelli Goodner, Jolene Cumpston, Laurie Olson, Dixie Paben 129 YARC helps the handicapped YARC, the Youth Association for Retarded Citizens, is a group of high school students who relate to and try to help the handicapped of Custer County. Some of the club's activities this year included Wednesday evening bowling, parties, and swimming lessons. The club also sold key chains to raise money and also made home visitations. Anyone in school may join YARC and most find it to be a rewarding experience. OFFICERS: Tammy O'Brien, Pres.; Alberta Miller, Sec.; Denise Hirsch, V-Pres. YARC MEMBERS: Teri Hromas, Karen Pederson, Carmen Bums, Tammy O'Brien, Joanna Seevers, Alberta Miller Cheri Marcellus, Pat Denesia. Denise Hirsch Band receives trophies The Senior High Band has been busy this year. During the summer the marching band attended many of the area parades. Altogether the band received four trophies this year; the biggest being the first place Class B trophy at the Melody Roundup in Hastings. Concert band performed three concerts for the public. The District Contest was in Hastins and the band received a two rating. Stage Band practicing hard? BAND: 1st Row: Tom Huston, Susan Vohland, Vernon Jones, Lee Landkamer, Dave Myers, Matt Hirsch, Jackie Schall, Eric Landkamer. 2nd Row: Patty Mun-nell, Denise Teahon, Jerry Mattox, Diane Pracht, Kathy Pracht, Ron Day, Valerie Oxford, Ann Sweenie. 3rd Row: Mark Otzel, Zella Warren, D'Ette Tauben-heim, Sally Giles, Mitch Farritor, Kevin Wright, Chris Kasselder, Brad Ellis. 4th Row: Barb Kennedy, Shelly Mills, Kim Woodward, Gene Oxford, Carol Puritan, Candy Hawks, Bill Books, Harold Scott. 5th Row: Kerry Anderson, Kelli Walker, Susan Huffaker, Delores White, Rhonda Mayo, Julie Taubenheim, Reba Govier. 6th Row: Ken Agena, Jim Girardin, John Ellingson, Mark Adams, Joe Govier, Jerry Pomplun, Kurt Dit-son, Karen Pederson. 7th Row: Jeanne Wright, Alberta Miller, Nadine Pirnie, Karen White, Denise Stithem, Sherri Skillett. 8th Row: Diane Jones, Terri Fry, Ron-da Page, Jeanne Mohatt, Christy Spencer, Kathy Pierson, Diane Huffaker. 9th Row: Tracy Brand, Connie Day, Becky Linder, Rich Skillett, Karen Ditson, Julie Embree, Lora Golden. Majorettes: Krsiti Millsap, Cindy Day. SWC MUSIC CLINIC: Jeanne Mohatt, Kristi Millsap, Cindy Day, Barb Kennedy, Sally Giles, Reba Govier, Diane Jones, Jeanne Wright, Julie Taubenheim, Lora Golden, Harold Scott, Rich Skillett, Dave Myers, Ken Agena, Brad Ellis. Jim Purcell shows his music ability. Band Director, Bill Reichert Ann Sweenie was the Outstanding Music Student Jim Purcell received the John Phillip Sousa Award 134 Choir entertains community The choir, under the direction of Gary Loyd, was involved in many new activities this year. They were invited to many of the community churches to sing during to sing during worship services. They provided the community with four concerts and performed the Sound of Music. In April the Choir attended in Hastings and received a two rating. The Swing Choir entertained at many community affairs, including the One Box Pheasant Hunt. The Swing Choir performing during the Christmas concert. CHOIR (Front) LaRae Yanagida, Angie Pracht, Tim Nozicka, Randy Jones, Wendel Nelson, Jeanette Big-bee, Lynne Whitney, Zella Warren, Janice Nelson, Karen White (Second Row) Shelly Schmidt, Marilyn Goodner, Patty Glendy, Diane Pracht, Ken Agena, Harold Scott, Kevin McCaslin, Don Fair, Keri Nelson, Nancy Christensen (Third Row) Karen French, Lora Golden, Ann Sweenie, Diane Huffaker, Scott Black- bum, Rick Glendy, Susan Clark, Dian Paben, Candy Jones, Debbie Peace (Fourth Row) Monica Dunkel, Jody Floechinger, Cathy Noel, Susan Christensen, Kevin Horn, Mark Botts, Gene Oxford, Chuck Applegarth, Jim Klahr, Robin Whitney (Fifth Row) Susan Vohland, Julie Taubenheim, Dean Zoerb, Tim Woodward, Paul Schipporeit, Tim Bowman Choir Director Gary Loyd. What does Gary Loyd think? SWC MUSIC CLINIC: 1st Row: La Rae Yanagida, Marilyn Goodner, Jeanette Bigbee, Lynne Whitney, Zella Warren, Janice Nelson, Karen White. 2nd Row: Diane Huffaker, Scott Blackburn, Gene Oxford, Chuck Applegarth, Tim Bowman, Keri Nelson, Robin Whitney. 3rd Row: Cathy Noel, Susan Christensen, Susan Vohland, Kevin Horn, Wendel Nelson, Tim Woodward, Dean Zoerb. 136 Lynne and Zella going over the music before their concert. Swing Choir enjoying themselves. � 137 SWING CHOIR: Keri Nelson, Kevin Horn, Julie Tau-benheim, Zella Warren, Karen White, Tim Woodward, Wendel Nelson, Diane Huffaker, Christy Bowling, Har- old Scott, Susan Vohland, Tim Halstrom, Lynne Whitney, Ann Sweenie, Scott Blackburn. Activities spark homecoming celebration Homecoming is a big event during the fall of the year. The week is filled with many activities. This years activities included Hair Dare Day , Ring 'Em and Boot 'Em Day , Lick 'Em, Double T Day, and 50's Day. The bonfire was held the night before by the railroad tracks. The Senior Display won the contest held between the Sophomore, Juniors and Seniors. The main idea was Scalp 'Em. A barber shop was the setting for this display. Judi Larsen and Jim Eberle were elected Homecoming Queen and King. 1976 Homecoming King Jim Eberle and Queen Judi Larsen. 138 Rick Ernst and Deb Pracht representing the B club. Scott Blackburn and Lynne Whitney representing the Choir. 139 Last year's King Don Johnson hands crown to Jim Eberle. Jim Eberle and Diane Jacobsen representing the Senior class. Rod Yanagida and Judy Larsen representing the Tribe. Ken Agena and Reba Govier representing the Band. 140 141 All the Homecoming candidates for the 1976-77 school year, Speech classes perform “UTBU.” Both of the Speech Classes joined together to perform the hilarious play, UTBU , Unhealthy To Be Unpleasant. The play was a comedy in two acts about a mad bomber who made his own music boxes. The play was given to both the Jr. and Sr. High students at the Tiffany Theater. There was only one performance for the public, but the theater was full. Don Davis was the director, assisted by Jeanne Pirnie. One of Rick's great ideas to kill Jeanne Mohatt testing the bomb Jim. 142 CAST AND CREW: Rick Ernst, Ken Agena, Bob Mayo, Rich Skillett, Mike Peterson, Jeanne Mohatt, Kevin Wittig, Jim Purcell, Deb Pracht, Judi Larsen, Zella Warren, Ann Sweenie, Mr. Davis, Julie Taubenheim, Fred Kleeb, Cindy Day, Marilyn Goodner, Jeanne Pirnie, Mrs. Davis, Diane Jacobsen, Lora Golden. Remember Julie always walking in when Rick was up to something. Don't forget Grandma's strange tactics. PAGE SPONSOR: Broken Bow State Bank 143 144 Chorus presents “The Sound Of Music” Maria Rainer, a postulant at Nonneberg Abbey was sent to Austria to become the governess of seven children. The father of the children was Baron Georg VonTrapp. Maria won the adoration of the children and soon the Captian and Maria were married. Together they were one happy singing family, performing in concerts all over Austria. When the Nazis marched into Austria, the Trapps had to flee their native land on foot. The Sound of Music was enjoyed by the Grade School, and the Jr. and Sr. High. The public was invited to three performances. The director was Gary Loyd and assistant director was Bill Reichert. Harold Scott as Max Detweiler. The Sound of Music Cast inclue LaRae Yanagida, Angie Pracht, Karen White, Susan Vohland, Nancy Christensen, Susan Christensen, Lora Golden, Jeantte Bigbee, Christy Bowling, Ken Agena, Dean Zoerb, Diane Huffaker, Kevin Horn, Gene Oxford, Patty Glendy, Diane Pracht, Kevin McCasin, Rick Jones, Tim Woodward Ann Sweenie, Sue Clark, Tim Halstrom, Russ Kleeb, Harold Scott, Paul Schipporeit, Robin Whitney, Dian Paben, Janice Nelson, Marilyn Goodner, Karen French, Tim Noaicka, Wendel Nelson, Keri Nelson, John Sweenie, Sandy Schall, Ann Heflebower, Rick Hawks, Kelly Votova, Melinda Holcomb, Lynne Whitney, Cathy Noel, Bill Books, Scott Doty, Ivan Feruson, Peggy Girardin, Janet Schmidt. Director Gary Loyd, Assistant Director Bill Recheirt. The Von Trapp family, Tim Halstrom, Ann Sweenie, Keri Nelson, John Tim Woodward playing hard to Sweenie, Sandy Schall, Ann Heflebower, Rick Hawks, Kelly Votova, Melinda get. Holcomb 145 Prom 1977 - Nights are Forever Nights are Forever was the theme of the 1977 prom. A banquet started the night off. Later the tables were removed and Flight provided the couples with music. After everyone's feet hurt, it was out to the drive-inn for the movie and then to the Broken Bow Country Club for breakfast. Mr. John Sweenie, Doug Birnie, Keri Nelson, Chris Kasselder, Tom Huston and Alberta Miller were all chairmen of the prom and they did a great job. Having a nice time at prom?!? Dancing to the band Flight . Joe Cupl was the guest speaker. 146 SERVERS: (Front) Patty Munnell, Karen White, Carmen Bums, Celeste Spanel, Robin Whitney, D'Ette Tauben-heim, LaRae Yanagida, Karen French (Second Row) Janice Nelson, Barb Jatczak, Nancy Christensen, Jan et Lewis, Shelly Mills, Kelli Goodner, Alice Barta, Polly Davis, Candy Jones, Joyce Page 147 Students earn honors during year Broken Bow High School has a proud tradition of achievement. Student this year had outstanding achievements in academics, sports, contests, and other activities. The annual staff would like to take these two pages to acknowledge a few of these honors. Congratulations to the achievers of 1977! Jeanne Mohatt won first-place in the State Journalism Championships NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: (Sitting) Reba Govier, Ann Sweenie, Diane Jones, Susan Christensen, Zella Warren, Julie Taubenheim, Lora Golden, Jeanne Wright (Standing) Tom Huston, Rod Yanagida, Chris Kasselder, Rick Ernst, Scott Blackburn, Lynn Whitney, Mary Jo Musselman, Jeanne Mohatt, Kristi Millsap, Ken Agena, Cindy Day, Deb Collins, Jeanne Pirnie, Tim Halstrom, Matt Hirsch, Mike Peterson, Judi Larsen, Jerry Pomplun 148 SCHOLARSHIPS: Teresa Neth (Scholarship Foundation), Grady Family), Scott Blackburn (Scholarship Foundation), Tim Halstrom (Optimists Club), Jeanne Mohatt (Rotary Club) Jeanne won the Flan trophy 149 HONOR GRADUATES: Mary Jo Mu$selman, Judi Larsen, Ken Agena, Jeanne Pirnie, Lynn Whitney, Deb Collins Graduation concludes school year Graduation is the big event for the seniors. Here they leave the old familiar halls of BBHS, say goodbye to friends, to enter a new phase of their life. The last week is a flurry of making up work, going to teas, practicing for the ceremony, and checking out. Although they say goodbye, many fond memories of good times at Broken Bow High School remain. Class Night featured the Thrill Seeker 150 Signing graduation caps is one way of saying goodbye. 151 Senior Index AGENA, KEN - (Bose), College Prep; Stu. Council 10-12; Media Club 12 (V. Pres.); Swing Choir 10,12; Concord 10-12; KBOW 10-12; B-Club 11-12; Band 10-12; Stage Band 10-12; X-Country 12; Track 11-12; B-Ball 10-11; Intramural 12; Cornhusker Boys State. ANDERSEN, EDWARD - (Ed), Vocational Agriculture; FFA 10-12; F-Ball 11. ANDERSEN, KERRY - General; Band 10-12; Annual 10-12; Library Club 10-12; Sioux Club 10; HERO 11-12; Indian 10; FFA 10; FHA 10. APPLEGARTH, CHARLES - (Chuck, Uncle Milo), General B-Club 10-12; YARC 10; Swing Choir 11; F-Ball 10-12; Track 10; Wrestling 11-12. BLACKBURN, SCOTT - (Black, Tweets), College Prep; Art Club 10-12; KBOW 11; Band 11; B-Club 11-12; Swing Choir 10,12; Musical 10; Stu. Council 11-12; Choir 10-12; F-Ball 10-12; Golf 10; Track 11-12; Intramural 11; SWC Music Clinic 11-12. BOTTS, MARK - (Buzz, Big B ), College Prep; Stu. Council 12; Choir 10,12; F-Ball 10-12; Wrestling 12; Golf 10; Intramural 12; Track 12. BRIGGS, SCOTT - (Splint), College Prep; B-Club 10-12; FFA 10; F-Ball 10-12; B-Ball 10-11; Intramural 12. CLARK, MARTY - (Mole), Business; VICA 11; B-Club 12; F-Ball 10-12; Wrestling 11; Intramural 10-12. COBLE, GARY - (Gerald), Vocational Agriculture; FFA 10-12; Track 10; X-Country 10. COLLINS, DEBRA - (Brown, Deb), Vocational Agriculture; FFA 10-12 (Sec. 11, V. Pres. 12); Art Club 10-12; Nat. Honor Society 11-12. COSNER, DENNIS - General; FFA 10-12. DAY, CYNTHIA - (Cindy), College Prep; Annual 10-12; FHA 10,12; Band 10-12; Sioux Club 10-12; B-Club 10-12; Art Club 10-12; White Sweater Squad 12; Concord 10-12; Track 10; B-Ball 11-12; V-Ball 10-12; Majorette 10-12; SWC Music Clinic 12.1lxDAVIS, GAIL - (Orville, Turkey), General; Art Club 10-12; FFA 11; Library Club 10-12; HERO 11-12; B-Ball 11. DENESIA, PAT - (Little Doe), General; F-Ball 10-12; Intramural 10-12. DITSON, SHARRON - General; Track 11-12. DIXON, DEBRA - (Prune, Deb), Vocational Home Economics; FHA 11; Annual 12. DUCKER, CINDY - (Duck), General; Indian 12; Library Club 12; Track 12. EACKER, KATHY - (Kath), General; B-Club 10-12; FHA 10-12 (Historian 12); Media Club 12; V-Ball 10-12; Track 10-12. EBERLE, JIM - (Empst, Crane), General; B-Club 11-12; President of Senior Class; B-Ball 10-12; F-Ball 10-12; Homecoming King. ELLIS, BRAD - ( E ), College Prep; B-Club 10-12; (Pres. 12); VICA 11 (Sec. 11); F-Ball 10-12; B-Ball 10-12; Track 10-12. ERNST, RICK - (Hawk, Hawkwind), College Prep; Senior Vice-President; B-Club 10-12; Art Club 11-12 (V. Pres. 12); Annual 12; Speech Class Play 12; Track 10-12; F-Ball 11-12. FLOERCHINGER, JODY - Business; Choir 12. FRIES, LINDA - Business; DECA 10-12; Band 10; Concord 10. FRY, TERESA - (Terri), Vocational Home Economics; Band 10-11; Annual 12; Concord 10-12; HERO 11-12; FHA 10. GLENDY, RICK - (Slants), General; FFA 11-12; Wrestling 10-12; X-Country 10; B-Club 11-12. GOLDEN, LORA - (Lorna), Business; Concord 10-12; Concord Board of Directors 10-12; B-Club 10-12 (Trea. 12); Band 10-12; Choir 11-12; Annual 10-12 (Editor 12); Sioux Club 10-12 (V. Pres. 12); White Sweater Squad 12; SWC Music Clinic 11-12; Musical 12; V-Ball 10-12; B-Ball 11-12; Track 10. GOODNER, MARILYN - (Mitzi), Vocational Home Economics; B-Club 10-12; Annual 10-12; Concord 12; Speech Team 12; Choir 11-12; V-Ball 10-12; Track 10-12; SWC Music Clinic 12. GOVIER, REBA - (MS, Sliver), College Prep; Sioux Club 10-12; Cheerleader 10-12; Band 10-12; SWC Music Clinic 12; Homecoming Candidate 12; Indian 10; Annual 10-12; Library Club 10-12; B-Club 10-12; V-Ball 10-12; B-Ball 10-12; Track 10-12. GRIM, RANDY - (Tigger), Business; DECA 12; Wrestling 10. GUNTHER, RANDELL - (Gunner), Vocational Agriculture; FFA 10-12; VICA 10; F-Ball 10; Wrestling 10; Track 10. HAGMAN, DOUGLAS - (Doug), General; VICA 10; Track 10. HAINES, RANDY - (Fuji), General; VICA 10 (pari.); B-Club 10-12; Wrestling 10-11; F-Ball 10-12; Intramural 10-12. HAL STROM, TIM - General; B-Club 10-12; Stage Band 10-11; Stu. Council 10-12; Art Club 10-12; Band 10-11; KBOW 11-12; VICA 11; Choir 10; Concord 11; Swing Choir 10,12; B-Ball 10-12; Track 10-12; SWC Music Clinic 11. HANSON, MIKE - (Ear), Industrial; Art Club 11-12; Band 10-11. HICKENBOTTOM, KENT - (Kent Slackenbottom), College Prep. HIRSCH, MATT - College Prep; B-Club 10-12; Art Club 10-12 (V. Pres. 10, Sec.-Trea. 11, Trea. 12); Band 10-12; Choir 10; Sophomore Secretary-Treasurer; Junior V. President; Track 10; B-Ball 10-11; F-Ball 10-12; Golf 11; SWC Music Clinic 11; Swing Choir 10. HOLLAND, DIANA - General; Indian 12. HORN, KEVIN - (Bogota), General; Spanish Club 12; Swing Choir 12; FFA 12; X-Country 12. JACOBSEN, DIANE - (Jake), General; B-Club 11-12 (Sec. 12); Indian 12 (editor); B-Ball 11-12; Track 11-12; Homecoming Queen Runner-up. KAELIN, BRAD - ( K ), Business; VICA 11; Intramural 10-12. KLAHR, JAMES - (Jim), College Prep; FBLA 10-11; 152 Art Club 10. KLEEB, FRED - ( F , Thrillseeker), College Prep; B-Club 11-12; FHA 11-12; F-Ball 10; Golf 10-12; Intramural 11-12. LANDKAMER, LEE - College Prep; KBOW 10-12; Stage Band 11-12. LARSEN, JUDI - (Pudl), General; Annual 12; Sioux Club 10-12; FHA 10-12; Speech Team 12; B-Club 10-12 (Pres. 12); Speech Class Play 12; Track 10-12; V-Ball 10-12; B-Ball 11-12; Homecoming Queen; Sweetheart Queen; Honor Society 11-12. LONOWSKI, ED - General; FFA 10-11. MATTOX, DAVE - (Buck), Vocational Agriculture; FFA 10-12; F-Ball 10-12. LEWIS, JANA - (Lew), Vocational Home Economics; FHA 10; Art Club 10; B-Club 10-12; B-Ball 11; Track 10-11. MARCELLUS, GARY - (Gear), Business; DECA 10-12 (Sec. Pres.) Track 10-12; Wrestling 10-12; X-Country 10-12. MAYO, ROBERT - (Bob), College Prep; Concord 10-12; Intramural 10-12. MOHATT, JEANNE - College Prep; Concord Board of Directors; Indian 11 (Ass. Editor); Sioux Club 10-12 (Trea. 11, Pres. 12); Band 10-12; Library 10; SWC Music Clinic 12; Speech Team 12; Speech Class Play 12. MUSSELMAN, MARY JO - (MJ), College Prep. MYERS, DAVID - (Dave), College Prep; B-Club 12; Stage Band 12; Band 10-12; Track 11; Golf 12; SWC Music Clinic 12. NELSON, JACKIE - College Prep; FFA 10-12; Hero 11-12. NETH, TERESA - College Prep; Art Club 10-12; Entertainers 10-11; Student Council 10. NOEL, CATHY - (Cat, Cath), College Prep; Sioux Club 11; Annual 11-12; Choir 10-12; SWC Music Clinic 12; B-Ball 12. OLSON, CINDY - (Martha), College Prep; FHA 10; Art Club 10-12; Sioux Club 10-11; Pep Band 10-12; Annual 11-12. OXFORD, EUGENE - (Ox), College Prep; Art Club 10-12; Concord 10-12; KBOW 11-12; Band 10-12; Choir 10-12; Stu. Council 12; Musical 10,12; Track 10; Wrestling 10-12; F-Ball 10-12; Intramural 11; SWC Music Clinic 11-12. PABEN, DIXIE - (Dix), Business; FHA 11; Annual 12; Track 10. PAGE, RONDA - (Goffist), Vocational Home Economics; Pep Band 10-12; Band 10-12; Sioux Club 10; HERO 11. PETERSON, MIKE - (Pete), Vocational Agriculture; B-Club 10-12; FFA 10-12 (Pres. 12); Annual 12; F-Ball 10- 12; Track 10-12; Intramural 10-12. PIRNIE, JEANNE - (Jimp), General; Sioux Club 10,12; FHA 11-12; Band 10; Choir 10-11; Speech Team 12; Musical 10; Annual 10-12; Indian 10; Speech Play 12. POLAND, LYLE - (Corn), General. POMPLUN, JERRY - (Jer, Scruff), Business; Stu. Council 10-11; Stage Band 10-12; SWC Music Clinic 11- 12; B-Club 10-12; F-Ball 10-12; B-Ball 10-12; Golf 10-12. POMPLUN, RANDY - (Hoss), College Prep; Stu. Council 11; DECA 12; B-Club 10-12; F-Ball 10-12; B-Ball 10-12; Track 10-12. PRACHT, DEB - College Prep; FHA 10-11; Art Club 10- 12 (Pres. 12); Concord 11-12; FBLA 10; Cheerleader 10-12; Stu. Council 12; Track 10; Homecoming Candidate. PURCELL, JIM - (Frankie), College Prep; SWC Music Clinic 10-12, Band 10-12, Stage Band 10-12. RICHARDSON, BOB - (B.R.), College Prep; VICA 11; Concord 10; Band 10-11; F-Ball 10-12; B-Ball 10. SCHALL, TAMMY - College Prep; Sioux Club 10-12; Cheerleader 10-12; Library 10-12; Concord 10-11; Annual 10-12; B-Club 10-12; (V. Pres. 12); FHA 10-11; Track 10-12; V-Ball 10-12; Intramural 12. SCOFIELD, DON - (Ronnie), Vocational Agriculture; FFA 10-12; DECA 11; B-Club 10-12; Wrestling 10-12; X-Country 10-11. SCHWEITZER, RANDY - (Ran), Vocational Agriculture; FFA 10-12. SCHWEITZER, ROD - (Hoss), Vocational Agriculture; FFA 10-12. SKILLETT, RICH - (Gill), College Prep; Concord 10-12; Band 10-12; Choir 10-11; F-Ball 10-11; Golf 10; Pep Band 10-12; Swing Choir 10; X-Country 12; Intramural 10-12; SWC Music Clinic 12; Speech Contest 12; Speech Class Play 12; Musical 10. SLOGGETT, CRAIG - (Slog), Industrial; Intramural 11- 12. SMITH, TOM - (Smitty), Business; B-Club 10-12; Secretary-Treasurer of Senior Class; Intramural 10-12; F-Ball 10-12; Track 10-11. 153 SMITH, VAL -(Smitty), General; Sioux Club 10-11; Annual 11-12; Advertising Manager 12. STAAB, JANE - (Wrangler), Vocational Agriculture; FFA 10-12; FHA 10; Annual 12; V-Ball 12; B-Ball 11-12; Track 10. SWEENIE, ANN - (Squeege), College Prep; Band 10-12 V. Pres. 12); Choir 10-12; Musical 10,12; Stu. Council 12; Stage Band 10-12; Swing Choir 12; Entertainers 11; Intramural 12; SWC Music Clinic 10-12. TAUBENHEIM, JULIE - (Jewels, Hufie), Business; Band 10-12; Choir 12; Media Club 10-12 (News Reporter 11, Treasurer 12); FHA 10-12 (Treasurer 12); Swing Choir 12; Annual 10-12; Concord 10-12; Sioux Club 10-12 (Spotter 10, J.V. Cheerleader 11, White Sweater Squad 12); Sophomore Class President; SWC Music Clinic 12; Track 10; V-Ball 10; Speech Class Play 12; FHA Sweetheart Princess; Speech Team 12. TOWNS, MIKE - ( T , Splolesry), College Prep; B-Club 11-12; (V. Pres. 12); FFA 10-11; Wrestling 10-12; X-Country 11. VOHLAND, SUSAN - College Prep; Sioux Club 10-12; White Sweater Squad 12; FHA 10; FBLA 10; Pep Band 10-12; Art Club 10; Library 10; Annual 10-12- lO B h|° lO2' SU9e BaPd 12' B'BaM u'12; Track WARREN, ZELLA - ( Z , Zelda), College Prep; Library Club 10-11; FHA 10-11; Choir 11-12; Swing Choir 12; Band 10-12; Concord 10-12; B-Club 10-12; Tribe 10-12 (Cheerleader 10-12); Speech Team 12; SWC Music Clinic 12; Annual 10-12 (Sports Editor 11-12); Speech Play 12; B-Ball 11-12; Track 10-12. WELLS, MICHAEL - (Mike), College Prep. WHITE, CINDY - Business WHITNEY, LYNNE - (Larney), College Prep; FHA 10-12; Sioux Club 12; Spanish Club 12; Girls Group 11; Swing Choir 12; Choir 10-12; Annual 10-12; SWC Music Clinic 11-12. WIEBUSCH, DAVE - (Busch), College Prep; Band 10-12; Stage Band 10-12; Intramural 10-12; SWC Music Clinic 11-12. WITTIG, KEVIN - (STARSKY), Industrial; B-Club 10-12; Junior Class President; Speech Class Play 12; F-Ball 10; Track 10; Golf 11. WILSON, ANNA - (Wilber), Vocational Agriculture; FFA 10-12. WOODWARD, VIRGIL - (Virg), General; B-Club 11-12; F-Ball 10-12; Track 10-11; B-Ball 10; Wrestling WRIGHT, JEANNE - (Easter Bunny), Vocational Home Economics; Sioux Club 10-11; Library Club 10-12 (Sec. 12) FHA 10-11; Band 10-12 (Trea. 12); Concord 10-12. YANAGIDA, ROD - (Yan), College Prep; Annual 12; B-Club 10-12; VICA 11; F-Ball 11-12; Track 10-12; Intramural 11-12. Seniors You've Never Looked So Good AVON PRODUCTS INC. Mrs. Sandy Skillet Avon District Manager Broken Bow, Nebraska 154 872-6917 BROKEN BOW 70? SOUTH E COOPERATIVE MARKETING ASSOCIATION Sears SEARS CATALOG STORE Accessories Gas, Oil Eddyvilie, Nebraska Broken Bow, Nebraska Good Luck Class of 77 Phone 872-5802 Congratulations Seniors Phone 872-2431 MANAGER - GILES WARREN 155 STATE FARM INSURANCE ® H. Lee Jones 446 South E. On Hwys. 70, 2 and 92 Broken Bow, Ne. 68822 PH: 872-5191 Like a good neighbor State Farm is there Bow Equipment West Hwy. 2 Broken Bow, Ne. 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Nebraska 872-2301 AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES BROKEN BOW, NEBRASKA 872-2464 157 B-D BECTON, DICKINSON AND CO. Congratulations Class of 1977 OUsmobile BUICK CHEVROLET BUICK OLDSMOBILE GATEWAY MOTORS 'CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS' BAKER STUDIO LOTSA CHEER FROM US TO YOU! 159 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 77 CUSTER FEDERAL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS FROM THE BOW DRIVE INN THEATER AND TIFFANY THEATER 5JLT gH SECURITY STATE BANK WHEELERS, CustJr County Home of Summit Tires East Highway 2 Broken Bow, Nebraska 68822 Broken Bow, Nebraska MONTGOMERY WARD ARROW HOTEL u vir Headquarters for Hendrickson Agency 312 S. 9 Broken Bow, Nebraska V. Class Reunions - Broken Bow, 872-6441 I } Nebraska ARROW CAR WASH PETE’S APCO Good Year DtA) Tires vKKSJ Automatic Self-Service DALE AND GRACE ANDERSEN Broken Bow, Nebraska Run In Before You Run Out! 540 South E. St. Broken Bow, Nebraska 872-2938 HOWARD COBLE BROKEN BOW FLORAL AND GREENHOUSE General Contractor Phone 872-2287 P.0. Box 1 533 S. 1st. 872-2341 ay it with Flower ay it with Our 161 STARLIGHT LOUNGE SUPPER CLUB ARROW MOTORS Entertainment nightly Roy's Pastime, Inc. Broken Bow, NE. 872-9362 811 South C Phone 872-6464 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 'll L W Tire Service, Inc. 202 South 9th Broken Bow, NE. Firestone Headquarters Your Safety is Our Business HERB SMETS 162 SADDLEMAN WESTERN WEAR East Side of the Square BROKENBOW, NE. SARGENT PIPE CO. DEEP WELL TURBINE PUMP i“V SARGEN1 r K Box 627 Broken Bow, Nebraska 68822 Congratulations Seniors LYNE ELECTRIC Whirlpool Appliance Litton Micro-wave ovens Complete appliance Sales and Service Kitchen Aid Dishwasher Phone 872-6131 YOU CALL US - WE'LL WIRE YOU Best of Luck to the Seniors REST HAVEN MANOR Broken Bow, Nebr. We care for those you care for 163 wrr'i FOR ALL YOUR CLOTHING NEEDS SHOP DOTY’S CLOTHING STORE 424 South 8th Ave. BEST WISHES SENIORS GOODYEAR Nebraskaland Tire Inc. East Hi Way 2 Broken Bow, Nebraska PH. 872-6459 DOG n SUDS The entstble Place East Highway 2 and 92 Broken Bow, Nebraska BROKEN BOW PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Loans to Farmers and Stockmen Phone 872-2461 Good Luck to Class of 77 CENTRAL NEBRASKA MEDICAL CLINIC 1f 5 Best Wishes to the DR. RON SIMMONS Class of 77 JAMES (JIM) E. PEISTER 1710 N. D. Phone 872-6494 Congratulations to the Class of 77 MOGENSEN PLUMBING E. BOYD AUSTIN INSURANCE ALL KINDS Phone 872-2233 Broken Bow, Nebraska LEWIS FLORAL Flowers Brighten anyones day! Phone 872-6484 ARROW AVIATION BILL WILLIAMS BROADWAY MARKET 444 S. 8th Ave. Phone 872-5821 LEIGHS BARBER SHOP 308 S. 8th Ave. Phone 872-5977 LAVONNES BEAUTY SALON 436 S. 8th Ave. East side of square Phone 872-6331 NORDENS LAWN AND HONDA SERVICE 834 S. C. Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone 872-5696 ACHE AND PAINE BARBER Come on in! We'll give you a clean shave. Phone 872-2109 BELLS BOW BOOTERIE Your Homeowned Family shoe store. Phone 872-5621 DAVIS PAINT AND DECORATION CENTER Phone 872-2450 Best wishes to the class of 77 STOCKMAN'S CAFE COOKSLEY FORD East Highway 2 Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone 872-6488 J MONUM ENT HOLCOMB AGENCY Insurance - Loans - Realtor Phone 872-5261 166 BROKEN BOW, NEBRASKA HAROLD A. SMITH 706 S. D Street R. KEVIN Phone 872-6468 BLOEMKER DITTMER JEWELRY W rDuMmje i TJEUJELRV SANDHILLS IMPLEMENT OF BROKEN BOW 1 Phone 872-5151 East Side of Sauare Broken Bow. NE JERRY DITTMER Registered Jeweler TO SUIT YOUR TASTE CITY CAFE 872-9368 HERITAGE INN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 77 Phone 872-2159 HOURS: 6-9 MONDAY-SATURDAY 8-2 SUNDAY HERB CAROL GENDROLIS CHET LINDER AGENCY Congratulations Seniors (your ind V Insurance § agentJ SERVESY OU FmST THE HOME OF COURTEOUS FRIENDLY SERVICE RITEWAY FERTILIZER COMPANY AND PROPANE Wayne Strong, Owner 1220 North B St. Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone 872-6436 Custom Blending of Dry Fertilizer Liquid Fertilizer- Anhydrous Ammonia GOVIER BROTHERS MORTUARY CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Phone 872-2424 542 South 9th Street Broken Bow, NE FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 531 South 8th Av. Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone 872-5381 FARISS MENS WEAR STORE WITH FASHIONS FOR THE STUDENT RAMSEY SUPER SWEET FEEDS tvnne f% Service Rt. 1 Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone 872-5464 WE KNOW WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR 168 JIM FRANSSEN Box 236 Broken Bow, Nebr. Phone; 872-5703 All Farm Repair All Welding Good Luck! GAS FOR LESS AND EAST SIDE CAFE E Hwy 2 and Hwy 92 872-6182 STAAB’S APPLIANCE PLEASURE Your General Electric Dealer Service After the Sale BOB and DONNA STAAB Ph. 872-2132 Broken Bow, Nebraska LANES 723 EastS. E. 872-2886 FARRITOR Glass Insulation Flat and Curved 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 BROKEN BOW PRINTERY Commercial Printing Office Supplies The World's Finest Portable Typewriters Ph. 872-2191 Tom and Janelle Eaker BEST OF LUCK SENIORS KNOELL CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 77 (SENIORS) Budge, Mark and Gary Knoell AL’S REFRIGERATION SERVICE Broken Bow, Nebraska, 68822 Ph. 872-5183 Located in Rear of Gambles Store Al Brand, owner Res. Phone 872-2128 169 Along life s road we realize that we all need someone. Someone to help us, to listen to us, to understand our feelings and problems. We need someone to enjoy life with us. A friend is all those someones molded into one special person. We are friends. We have gone through high school together. We have studied together, laughed together, lived together in this high school. We have come to know each other well. We are friends. We have lockered side by side. We've been buddies on the team, we've consoled each other over hard tests, and given confidence and encouragement. We are friends. We have squeezed every bit of happiness that we possibly could out of the times we ve shared together. But we have also shared the hard times, the defeats and the put-downs. Locked away in our treasure chests are the memories - both good and bad -memories that we will take out to remember now and then. Another year is over and some of us will be leaving high school behind forever. Time doesn t wait. It keeps on moving and we cannot go back to the year behind us. But no matter what the future has planned for us, we will still remember the friends we had in hiqh school. We are friends. Jeanne Mohat 1st place Yearbook Theme and Mood Copywriting State Journalism Championships w . _•ytl .H M ; tfc 5-' - 5c 5: 5?. 5: 5: e: A vct. ’ ;' M . 5: 5: 6: 6c ?c5:(5; d C V' v. c £ 9, ?. ft K£� % )U£' £' i Z £ Z-