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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1978 volume:

Broken Bow, Nebraska COLOR PROCESSING COURTESY OF BAKER STUDIO PAGE SPONSOR: SADDLEMAN WESTERN WEAR We, the Warrior Staff of 1978 give you this yearbook; a record of events and happenings that have taken place this past year. We hope that in years hence, while leafing through this book, you will recall the many memories of the 1978 school year. These memories of 1978 will be cherished by all, especially the Seniors -for them it is a beginning and an end. PAGE SPONSOR: BEN FRANKLIN STORE 3 COLOR PROCESSING COURTESY OF BAKER STUDIO Happiness 6 Faculty 16 Classes 24 Athletics 74 Organization 108 Activities 130 6 PAGE SPONSOR: CITY CAFE PAGE SPONSOR: FARISS MEN'S WEAR ... being an Indian! ... attending the annual Homecoming bonfire! COLOR PROCESSING COURTESY OF BAKER STUDIO ... practicing for the big concert. ... special friends. ... memories of your favorite teacher. COLOR PROCESSING COURTESY OF BAKER STUDIO 10 ... last minute cramming for the big test! ... cheering the team on to victory! ... getting psyched up for the big game! PAGE SPONSOR: JOHNSON, SPENCER, AND KELLY PAGE SPONSOR: STUMPFF AND WASHBURN ... the last minute to get to classes after sitting around in the halls until the last possible minute! ... those early morning band practices! ... being crowned as Miss Office Practice U.S.A! ... those long bus rides COLOR PROCESSING COURTESY OF BAKER STUDIO COLOR PROCESSING COURTESY OF BAKER STUDIO PAGE SPONSOR: BROKEN BOW WHOLESALE is 16 ... have a student smile and say hello. (Mr. Anson) ... a fresh Martian and a sharp Proboscis! (Mr. Ingram) ... a good day at school. (Mr. Wright) ... having your video in focus at all times with no buzz in your microphone. (Mr. Donovan) ... a quiet Sunday afternoon with no papers to correct. (Mrs. Bloemker) 17 Jerry Math Anson- ematics Jerry Beekman-Auto-Mechanics Dr. Roger Hanson, Supt. of Schools Bill Blackburn- Barb Bloemker- Socil Studies Spanish and English SCHOOL BOARD: Jerry Sloggett, Dr. Ron Simmons, Joyce Larsen (Back) R. C. McMeen, Jim Girardin, Dr. A. L. Jones Louie Stithem- Keith Wade- Jr. High Principal Sr. High Principal 18 PAGE SPONSOR: GIBSONS Kevin Bloemker-Social Studies Nancy Briggs-Jr. High Librarian Pat Bomberger-Special Ed Dorothy Carr-Aide Louise Clark- Beatrice Cosner- Secretary Special Ed PAGE SPONSOR: GIBSONS 19 Florence Cox- Don Davis- Jr. High Counselor English and Speech Gretchin Gallentine- Gerrit Hamblin-Home Economics Social Studies Nick Dean- James Donovan- Business Education Media Dan Hilton- Mathematics and Carol Hiser- Health Secretary 20 PAGE SPONSOR: CREDIT BUREAU James Ingram- Jim Jensen- Chemistry Mathematics Carol Kasselder- Nerine Kleeb- Art Special Ed Virgil Korte- Gary Loyd- Mathematics Choir PAGE SPONSOR: GAS FOR LESS EAST SIDE CAFE 21 The Cooking Crew Vickie Mackenstadt- English Bill Reichert-Band Marlin May-English Wes Richenberg' Building Trades Eileen Muller-Home Economics Ron Ripp-Agriculture Dave Pierceall-Business Education Mark Russell-PE 22 PAGE SPONSOR: DAINTONS AUCTION Pat Russell-PE Bob Seeger-Science John Sweenie-Counselor Pat Wade-Study Hall Louise Stutzman-English Darrel Sybrant-Science Gary Wright-Social Studies PAGE SPONSOR: CUSTER COUNTY IMPLEMENT ... knowing that this is your last year and a good one to remember! (Seniors! ... paying off your class ring debt, putting on a good prom, and knowing you only have one year! (Juniors) ... being recognized as Senior High Students! (Sophomores) ... when the upperclassmen stop calling us jets! (Freshmen) Mark Adams Les Adelung Martin Agena Gerald Anderson Ron Baillie Bryon Baker Senior Class Officers: Brad Peterson, President; Denise Hirsch, Secretary-Treasurer; Jeff Shea, Vice-President. 26 PAGE SPONSOR: AGENA'S SERVICE Denise Bochart Christy Bowling Tracy Brand PAGE SPONSOR: MID-AMERICAN DAIRY SERVICE 27 Scott Bristol Pam Buckendorf Kelly Codr Susan Christensen 28 PAGE SPONSOR: PIZZA HUT Ron Coleman Dave Christen Gary Cook John Croghan JaNell Daum Karen Ditson Connie Day PAGE SPONSOR: FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Dave Dunkel Monica Dunkel Randy Floerchinger Sally Giles Jim Girardin John Ellingson Kim Glendy PAGE SPONSOR: HOWARD BALLENGER Penny Goodner Jerry Govier Roger Hammond Dan Hanson Dan Govier Alan Halouska PAGE SPONSOR: B-J EQUIPMENT 31 Teri Hromas Diane Huffaker Denise Hirsch Tom Huston Diane Jones Chris Kasselder Carla Jones 32 PAGE SPONSOR: TED HUSTON Barbara Kennedy Michael Lepant Steve Lewis Becky Linder PAGE SPONSOR: MONTGOMERY WARDS 33 Randy Kennedy Jack Mattox Rod Mattox Alberta Miller Kristi Millsap David Nova Keri Nelson Tammy Oatman 34 PAGE SPONSOR: BOW AUTO Tim O'Brien Brent Olson Duane Olson Kirk Pedersen Steve Poland PAGE SPONSOR: TRUE VALUE HARDWARE 35 Steve Payne Brad Peterson Tammy Powers Kathy Pracht Esther Prentice Russell Rice Jody Sargent 36 PAGE SPONSOR: GRASSLAND HOSPITAL PAGE SPONSOR: SLIM'S WESTERN WEAR 37 Kent Sloggett Julie Stamp Jeff Shea Dan Smith Sherri Skillett Ron Smith 38 PAGE SPONSOR: BROKEN BOW CLINIC Rick Stewart James Summers Joe Turner Rose Wright Kim Woodward Lori Yantzie Mark Woodward Y ) Y Dean Zoerb PAGE SPONSOR: HARMONY HUT 39 Juniors CLASS OFFICERS: Celeste Spanel Treas.; Mitch Farrltor, Sec.; Wendel Nelson Vlce-Pres.; Kent Relnhard, Pres. Janet Applegarth Ron Baker Nancy Berhelm Carmen Berns David Bales Alice Barta Brad Bohy Bill Books Mark Croghan Polly Davis Marvin Carr Jackie Ciure PAGE SPONSOR: GLAZE FURNITURE Tim Bowman Nancy Christensen Jeff Briggs Russell Bristol Susan Clark Kelly Clay Jolene Cumpston Roberta Dixon Mike Doty Kent Eacker Duane Ducker Joe Eberle Dwight Farmer Mitch Farritor Patty Glendy Bill Golden Randy Ernst Donald Fair Kevin Fink Karen French 42 PAGE SPONSOR: CASH AND CARRY LUMBER Gordon Goodman Kelli Goodner Gary Gottschalk Lisa Harrell Joe Govler Susan Huffaker Cindy Haines Randy Hunt Sherri Haines Brandon Ideen PAGE SPONSOR: BROKEN BOW STATE BANK 43 Tom Jacobsen Barb Jatczak Linda Johnson Candy Jones Randy Jones Mark Kaelin Vernon Jones Kelvin Kleeb PAGE SPONSOR: BROKEN BOW STATE BANK Cheri Marcellus Rod Mayo Kevin McCaslin Shelly Mills PAGE SPONSOR: BROKEN BOW STATE BANK Eric Landkamer Mike Larson Janet Lewis Mark Lindner Patty Munnell Janice Nelson Wendel Nelson Tim Nozicka PAGE SPONSOR: BOW AGENCY Brian Nelson Tom Nelson Carmen Nova Kem Oatman Tammy O'Brien Dian Paben Joyce Page George Pirnie Brenda Pracht Diana Pracht Cindy Palmer Issac Pryce Carol Purintun Rex Rehmer PAGE SPONSOR: CENTRAL NEBRASKA WEARHOUSE AND STORAGE 47 Kent Reinhard Paul Schipporelt Shelly Schmidt Robert Schweitzer Harold Scott Nancy Seevers Celeste Spanel Janet Stewart Chris Stone D'Ette Taubenheim Edward Thompson Toni Turner 48 PAGE SPONSOR: V-BAR SALES AND LLOYD'S AUTO Brad Wells Karen White Lori Whitney Robin Whitney Justin Williams Tim Woodward Kevin Wright LaRae Yanaglda 49 PAGE SPONSOR: PAYNE AND DITSON CONOCO Joel Agena David Avery Rex Balllle Deb Ballenger Sophomores Barb Baker Robert Barker Janette Adair Deanna Anderson Kathy Blgbee Glen Blrney Mary Kim Blackburn Deb Bochart PAGE SPONSOR: NEBRASKALAND TIRE Allen Barta Diane Behrends I rv James Beck Traci Beiders Jay Buckendorf Mary Burke John Burnett Larry Catlett Wayne Clure Amy Clark LeAnn Cepel Terry Connely 52 PAGE SPONSOR: CULLIGAN SERVICE Doug Crouch John Curlile Les Curtis Brian Daum Ron Day Connie Dockweiler Kurt Ditson Troy Downey Robert Ducker Lisa Duryea Clndi Dunkel Todd Eberle John Eichelberger Julie Embree Barb Evans Terrill Fox Stan Fry Susan Gibson Peg Girardin Greg Gottschalk Sophomore Class Officers: Sec-Treas. -Craig Spanel, Pres.- James Beck. V-Pres.-Teri Smith 54 Debby Horn Teddy Hunt Candy Hawks Chris Jacobsen Linda Jacobsen Nancy Johnson Nancy Land Kathy Larsen Janell Mattox Monte Mattox Jerry Mattox Phil Mattox PAGE SPONSOR: BROKEN BOW CLINIC 55 Jane Noel Jim Oxford Paula Page Tom Nozlcka Val Oxford Karen Pedersen 56 Robyn Poland Keith Pracht Craig Rapp Dennis Poland Roxann Poland Charlett Prentice Dan Saner PAGE SPONSOR:NEBRASKALAND TIRE 57 Christy Spencer Denise Stithem Chris Summers Susan Thai man Janet Schmidt Jerry Shears Craig Spanel Bill Stamp Les Smith Terry Smith Denise Teahon Anthony Troxel Terri Turner Tina Thompson Dan Vohland Delores White Greg Wright Dave Vohland Mark Whitesel Gerri Zlomke Dorothy Andersen Stanley Barker James Barta Tom Barta 9th Grade Aron Beck Richard Brass Mike Burke Kellf Bollwltt Cindy Bristol Marla Carr JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL: Bruce Jones, Pres.; Sally Vohland, Sec.; Dan Woodward. Vice-Pres. Dwayne Chapin Lori Clark Sherri Cook 60 Junior High Student Council Craig Cranwell Scott Doty Ivan Ferguson Robin Davis Steve Dowse Darla Fink Sandy Doty Leslie Eggleston Dan Floerchlnger Twlla Freeze Lori Fry Sarah Gilbertson Lynn French JonI Gamble Lori Glendy 61 Mike Gobel Julius Gruber Eric Hill Linda Hunt Darren Jorgensen Michael Kleeb Tammy Gunther Andrea Ideen Craig Kennedy Tom Halstrom Bruce Jones Lori Lepant Melanie Harrold Jeff Jones R. J. Lepant Jannie Shauna Lewis Leverington Jeff Martin Frank Main 62 CLASS OFFICERS: Sandy Doty, Pres.; George Musselman, Vice-Pres.; Kelli Bollwltt, Sec.; Jann Williams, Treas. Heidi Rehmer Merry Miller Kris Noel Brett Mason Dean Millsap Julie Payne Carey Mattox George Musselman Misti Peacock Lonnie Anita Mayo McCullough Kimberly Nelsen Mike Nelsen Bonnie Pedersen Ken Peterson 63 Betty Root Robbie Smith Greg Shaner Kylie Dan Speer Taubenheim James Thompson Marshall Schroder Jeantte Sloggett Randal Smith Kelly Staab Lisa Stamp Tony Stone Debbie Trosper Sally Vohland Patty White 64 8th Grade Grace Albracht Bonnie Birney Nora Burke Sherry Applegarth Polly Blackburn Todd Cherry Bill Beavers Tricia Bloemaker Michelle Cosgrove Jeannie Beavers Jon Bowman Teresa Crouch Kenny Berns Jackie Brott Angie Cumpston 65 Julie Dltson Heidi Foote Brad Gottschalk Lori Doty Penny Fox Eldon Grantzinger Debbie Ducker James Gibson Cindy Hanson Kristi Eberle Carolyn Goodner Anna Harmon Julie Echelberger Connie Goodner Lana Harrell 66 8th Grade Class Officers; Sherri Land- Vice-Pres., Penny Fox-Secretary, Tammy Thompson-Treasurer. Michael Haumont Kyle Huffaker Julie Joyce Richard Hawks Mark Jatczak Karolyn Kennedy Brad Holcomb Helen Jorgensen Jeff Klinkman Sherri Land Greg Landkamer Glen Leverington Rebel Linder 67 Patrick Lindner Carla Mattox Jamie Mattox Kyle Nichols Lesa Oatman Laura Pierson Jeff Poland Lenora Pracht Stacy Riggs 68 Deann Schroder Dede Southard Tammy Thompson Monte Scofield Angie Speer Gari Timm Tammy Shears Brad Spencer Stacy Towns Alan Shields Holly Skillett John Sweenie Delinda Teahon Lisa Wright Tresa Wiggins 69 7th Grade Eva Adams Diane Barta Holly Brunken Terry Applegarth Pam Barker David Burdick Lisa Catlett David Dean Mike Codr Rocky Dockweiler Chuck Davis Karen Eacker Shawn Burke Tony Cosgrove Tony Carroll 70 Mark Eggleston Robert Gendrolls Kara Golden Teresa Ferguson Stuart Glbertson Don Grant Heidi Fritz Steve Gobel Bradly Gunther CLASS OFFICERS: Gordon Marcellus, Pres,; Brad Stithem, Vice-Pres.; John Jatczak, Sec.; Dave Burdick, Treas. Belinda Hall Jimmy Hammond Kevin Hill Robert Hall Margaret Harmon Mike Holcomb Scott Holcomb Kristi Horn Mike Huffaker Robbie Hunter 71 Kimberly Howard Gene Kensell Sylvie Kleeb John Jatczak Terl Llnville Beth Lonowski Gayle Leek Angie Magee Leslie Manley David Mack Rhonda McAlevy Gordan Marcellus Doug Munnell Don Nelson Tami Moffett 72 Nellie Prentice Jacque Shea Julie Sammons Eric Sorensen Kris Staab Bob Stamp Lynette Shields Sheila Southard 8rad Stithem 73 ... rememberiny to pull your kneepads up before the game starts! (Volleyball) ... cutting the five-mile course short by running around the trees (Cross Country). ... a hole in one! (Golf) ... going all season without shin splints! (Track) ... a pin! (Wrestling) ... going to state!!! (Basketball) We Are The Champions The football team at BBHS had the best season since 1969, although they started off slow the Indians soon stampeded to a 7-2 record and the SWC Championship. It was the first time since 1962 of this great honor. The Indians were highly looked at by their fellow students, parents, faculty and the community for the fantastic accomplishments. All Conference honors went to six seniors while eight other players received honorable mention. Dean Zoerb was selected as the SWC most valuable player. COACHES — Jim Jensen, Darrell Sybrant (Head Coach), Dan Hilton, Vir-gil Korte. 1977-1978 FOOTBALL TEAM — (Front) Student Manager Greg Markham, Craig Rapp, Issac Price, Greg Wright, Mitch Farritor, Tom Huston, Dave Dunkel, Brad Peterson, Jeff Briggs, Ron Baillie, Mark Whitsel, Kent Eacker, Todd Eberle, Dave Vohland. (Middle) Coach Hilton, Greg Gottschalk, Craig Spanel, Chris Jacobsen, Tim Woodward, Rex Rehmer, Joe Eberle, Dean Zoerb, Tim O'Brien, Kent Sloggett, Russ Rice, Mike Doty, Marvin Carr, Les Smith, Keith McCaslin, Coach Jensen, (Back) Coach Sybrant, Student Manager Wendell Nelson, Ron Day, Brian Daum, Gary Gottschalk, Dan Vohland, Allen Barta, Mark Croghan, Doug Birnie, Dan Hanson, Kent Reinhard, Les Ade-lung, Jeff Shea, Brad Bohy, Mark Lindner, Dennis Poland, Coach Korte. 76 Running for touchdowns isn't all glory sometimes you have to start at the bottom of the pile. Sept. 2 BOW vs. Gothenburg 21- 0 Sept. 10 Bow vs. Gl CENTRAL CATHOLIC 12-14 Sept. 16 Bow vs. LEXINGTON 0-20 Sept. 23 BOW vs. Anisworth 34- 6 Sept. 30 BOW vs. Ogallala 41- 6 Oct. 7 BOW vs. Minden 23- 0 Oct. 14 BOW vs. Holdrege 21- 6 Oct. 21 BOW vs. Ord 34-13 Oct. 26 BOW vs. Cozad 10- 7 CONFERENCE RECORD 5-1 SEASON RECORD 7-2 Dan Hanson was selected as an All State player. Jeff Shea received all Conference honors. PAGE SPONSOR: BROKEN BOW LAUNDRY 77 78 All the long hard practices paid off. This is not your every day group of bench warmers. A first in ten? PAGE SPONSOR: GATEWAY MOTEL Dean Zoerb kicks for another point. Dean made 59 points and carried the ball 851 yards for the team this year. PAGE SPONSOR: DAIRY QUEEN Razzle Dazzle Zizzle Zip The Broken Bow High School Volleyball team started this year's season off with a new head coach Miss Jackie Warrick, a graduate from Kearney State. This was Miss Warrick's first year of coaching, who along with her assistant coach Mick Patch lead the girls to a 3-9 season. The strong points came from the Juniors who will bring plenty of action out on the court next year. Southwest Conference Honors this year go to Kristi Millsap. Miss Jackie Warrick, Head Coach, Susan Christensen, student manager, and Mick Patch, Assistant Coach. VARSITY-(Front) Kristi Millsap, Carmen Nova, Janet Lewis, Julie Embree, Linda Johnson. (Middle) Christy Spencer, Deb Ballenger, Nancy Christensen, Kelli Goodner, Candy Hawks, Celeste Spanel. (Back) Keri Nelson, Penny Goodner. 80 RESERVES-(Front) Nancy Land, LeAnn Cepel, Cindi Dunkel, Connie Dockweiler, Terri Turner, LaRae Yan-agida, (Middle) Deb Ballenger, Janell Mattox, Carmen Nova, Denise Teahon, Julie Embree, Carmen Burns. (Back) Chrlsti Spencer, Alice Barta, Beth Nelson, Tracy Beiders, Peg Girardin, Nancy Christensen, Candy Hawks. Bow - Goth. 15-12 11-15 15-13 Bow - Ravenna 15-13 7-15 10-15 Bow - Lex. 1-15 2-15 Bow - Cozad 2-15 7-15 Bow - Ainsworth 15-10 10-15 15-12 Bow - Ogallala 3-15 2-15 Bow - Minden 15-17 8-15 Bow - Ord 5-15 9-15 Bow - Holdrege 9-15 2-15 Bow - Arnold 11-15 7-15 Bow - Lex. 6-15 1-15 Districts Bow - Ord 0-15 6-15 Kristi Millsap sets the spike up for Celeste Spanel. 82 SOPHOMORES-(Front) LeAnn Cepal, Clndl Dunkel, Connie Dockweiler, Terri Turner, (Middle) Janell Mattox, Linda Jacobson, Susan Gibson, Denise Tea- hon. (Back) Coach Patch, Nancy Land, Beth Nelson, Tracy Beiders, Peg Girardin, Deb Horn, Janet Schmidt Cross Country Is In The Books.” Thirteen maybe an unlucky number to a few people but to Broken Bow it means one of the largest Cross Country teams ever. This year a junior Bill Books ended up being the top scorer followed closely by his teammates David Bales, and Steve Scott. The biggest personal accomplishment was that of winning a second place medal in our conference meet received by Bill Books. The Broken Bow Invitational brought in some tough competition. 83 1977-78 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM — (Front) Randy Ernst, Monte Scofield, Randall Smith, Rex Baillie, John Sweenie, Doug Crouch. (Back) Coach Russell, Joel Agena, David Bales, Jay Buckendorf, Bill Books, Steve Scott, Jerry Mattox, Chris Kasselder. All The Way To State With Bow Mania! The Basketball team received the honor of playing in the State Basketball Tournament for the first time since 1972. THe new head coach, Dan Hilton, lead the team to District victories and to State. The most exciting game of the season was the last game of the District Tournament when we beat Loup City. With the score tied and one second left Brad Peterson made a thirty-foot jump shot to win the game. The season ended with a 14-5 record and a 5-2 Conference record. The team won several conference honors and Senior Les Adelung was named as Most Valuable Conference Player. Chris Kasselder jumps high for the tip. 84 VARSITY TEAM: (Front) Alan Halouska (Student Manager). Les Adelung, Brad Peterson, Jeff Briggs, Dave Nova, Tom Huston, Steve Scott, Jerry Shears (Student Manager) (Back) Coach Korte, Marvin Carr, Brad Bohy, Kent Reinhard, Dennis Poland, Chris Kasselder, Joe Eberle, Coach Hilton Broken Bow BROKEN BOW ... BROKEN BOW ... Broken Bow BROKEN BOW ... Broken Bow BROKEN BOW ... AURORA LEXINGTON HOLDREGE BROKEN BOW ... BROKEN BOW .... Broken Bow BROKEN BOW ... BROKEN BOW ... BROKEN BOW ... BROKEN BOW ... BROKEN BOW ... LOUP CITY H..9L.. G.I.C.C. Minden Gothenburg DISTRICTS BROKEN BOW ... BROKEN BOW ... BROKEN BOW ... STATE Broken Bow McCOOK 52-82 74-61 91-52 54-62 72-63 64-69 66-51 87-75 71- 58 72- 73 84-60 73- 65 76-66 79-76 78-60 83-47 70-66 50-48 88-71 Co-captains Les Adelung and Brad Petersor The 1977-78 Senior Basketball players. Junior Joe Eberle showed fine playing ability this year. 85 Our new head coach, Dan Hilton. Les Adelung (14) lead the team scoring with a 20.4 Junlor Br, shooU fof a basket point average per game. We are the District Champions!!! 86 Senior Brad Peterson doing his famous lay up shot. State tournaments brought on anxiety and suspense from the bench. RESERVE TEAM — (Front) Jay Buckendorf, Todd Dave Vohland. Vohland. (Back) Coach Korte, Brian Eberle, Wayne Clure, Randy Ernst, Tim Woodward, Daum, Ron Day, Dan Chris Jacobsen, Dave Avery. 87 Determination And Sportsmanship Mark Girls B-ball The 1977-78 season for the girls basketball team showed that even though they didn't always win the game they were still winners. This was the third year for this girls sport and with only three letterpeople returning they remained a young team. Lots of spirit and hustle was shown out on the court and with one more year of experience behind them the team will look forward to the season next year. Southwest Conference Honors this year go to Sophomore Terrill Fox. 88 VARSITY — (Front) Jane Noel, Ter! Smith, Sally Giles, Diana Pracht. (Back) Coach May, Barb Jatczak, Kristi Millsap, Terri Turner, Penny Goodner, Terrill Fox, Linda Jacobsen, Celeste Spanel, Carmen Nova, Student Manager-Susan Gibson, Head Coach Nick Dean. Broken Bow ...26 ORD ................75 Broken Bow ...26 BURWELL ............58 Broken Bow ...19 LEXINGTON ..........61 Broken Bow ...32 ARNOLD .............43 Broken Bow ...25 COZAD ..............48 Broken Bow ...39 COTHENBURG .........43 Broken Bow ...33 HOLDREGE ...........71 Broken Bow ...26 OGALLALA ...........60 Broken Bow ...22 LEXINGTON ..........86 Broken Bow ...25 MINDEN .............43 Broken Bow ...27 O'NEIL .............73 RESERVES — (Front) Jane Noel, Teri Smith, Connie Dockweiller, Carmen Burns. (Middle) Barb Jatczak, Terri Turner, Linda Jacobsen, Carmen Nova. (Back) Coach Marlin May, Jolene Cumpston, Peg Girardin, Ronda Mayo, Janet Schmidt, Head Coach Nick Dean. Terrill Fox lead in rebounds for the SWC. Celeste Spanel looks for someone to throw to while teammates Kristi Millsap and Diana Pracht hurry to help. 89 Two Grapplers Qualify For State The Wrestlers were at the peak of their winning streak when they won the Burwell Invitational for the second year in a row. Victories weren't numerous this year but many individuals placed at Conference-Tim Nozicka 3rd, Scott Bristol 4th, Russ Rice 4th, Dan Hanson 2nd. Broken Bow also had four mat grapplers place at Districts- Bruce Jones, Scott Bristol, Russ Rice, and Dan Hanson. Both Russ and Dan qualified for State. A new addition to the team this year was having mat maids. Dan Hanson on his way to qualify for State. VARSITY TEAM — (Front) Student Manager Tom Barta, Phil Mattox, Keith McCalsin, Kent Eacker, Russ Bristol, Gordon Goodman, Tim Nozicka, Scott Bristol, Bruce Jones, Tom Nozicka. (Back) Coach Mick Patch, Pam Buckendorf, Greg Gottschalk, Tony Stone, Dan Hanson, Russ Rice, Brent Olson, Gary Cook, Tim Peterson, Vernon Jones, Ron Smith, Tracy Brand, Carla Jones, Coach Reichenburg. 90 Coach Patch showed confidence at every meet. Broken Bow .... 21 Lexington .. 36 Broken Bow .... 18 Ainsworth .. 27 Broken Bow ....30 Minden 27 Broken .... 25 Gibbon 30 Broken Bow ....31 Gothenburg , 23 Broken Bow ....12 Central City 27 • •••••• —' Broken Bow ....19 St. Paul .. 30 Broken Bow .... 18 Holdrege .. 36 Broken .... 20 Ogallala 29 Broken Bow ....23 Ord 25 Broken Bow ....12 Cozad 42 SEASON RECORD - 2-9 RESERVE TEAM — (Front) Student Manager Tom Barta, Ken Peterson, Rod Pracht, Lynn French, Dean Millsap, James Thompson, Greg Wright, Tim Nozicka, Randall Smith, Mike Kleeb. (Back) Greg Gottschalk, Phil Mattox, Jeff Woodward, Tony Stone, Keith McCalsin, Gary Cook, Tim Peterson, Justin Williams, Vernon Jones, Ed Thompson, Duane Ison, Coach Wes Reichenburg. 91 Senior Brent Olson trys to pin his oppo- CHANTLEADERS — (Head) D'Ette Taubenheim, Patty Munnell, Carmen nent. Burns, Tammy Oatman. 92 Athletes Sprint Toward State Meet Dean Zoerb took first In both SWC and District In the 220. He received a 3rd place medal at State. Rainy days were commonly occurring on days the boys had track meets but that didn't faze the Bow Indians for this happened to be one of the best years the track squad has ever had. Besides bringing home medals and trophies they also brought with them two new school records and tied an old one. Jeff Briggs set a new school record in the high jump at the height of 6'5 , Chris Kasselder tied the record in the highs with the time of 14.6, and the 880 relay sprinted around the track in 1.32.0. The old records had been around for several years. The boys finished the year off strong sending five athletes to state. 1978 BOYS TRACK TEAM — (Front) Student manager Jerry Shears, Tom Nozlcka, Rex Balllle, Jerry Mattox, Dean Zoerb, Ron Balllle, Randy Ernst, Jeff Briggs, Steve Scott, Dave Bales, Les Adelung, Doug Crouch, Joel Agena. (Back) Coach Russell, Mark Lindner, Tim Woodward, Marvin Carr, Terry Connely, Ron Day, Dennis Poland, Chris Kasselder, Mike Doty, Bill Books, Tom Jacobson, Brad Peterson, Coach Dean, Coach Korte. 93 JUMPERS AND HURDLERS: (Front) Brad Peterson, Jeff Briggs, Randy Ernst (Back) Joel Agena, Terry Connely, Dennis Poland, Chris Kasseider Kasselder placed second at state in the 120 High Hurdles Steve Scott, Joel Agena WEIGHTS: Mark Lindner, Marvin Carr, Dennis Poland, Ron Day 94 The 880 Relay broke the school record with a time of 1:32 i % Junior Bill Books was our Two-Mller DISTANCE: Tom Nozlcka, Tom Jacobsen, Bill Books, Ron Baillle, Jerry Mattox, Dave Bales Scott went to State The ’’Mickey Patch” Track Club The girls track team brought home lots of medals this year but no trophies. Bad weather and several injuries didn't help running conditions; however, that didn't stop records from being broken. Beth Nelson a mile runner broke the old record with a time of 5.58.2. The sprint medely and weight relay teams both set new relay records. A new event this year in the distance running was a two mile relay. Every time the girls ran they would break their old record, they finally quit at a time of 11.42.0. Two Mile Relay Record Holders- Teri Smith, Terri Turner, Sally Vohland and Kelli Goodner. 1978 GIRLS TRACK TEAM — (Front) Kelli Goodner, LaRae Yanagida, Carmen Burns, Diana Pracht, Carmen Nova, Penny Goodner, Alice Barta, Jolene Cump-ston, Janet Lewis, Assistant Cindy Nova. (Middle) Student Manager Monica Dunkel, Linda Jacobsen, Terri Turner, Teri Smith, Julie Embree, LeAnn Cepel, Beth Nelson, Deb Ballenger, Mary Blackburn, Student Manager Robin Whitney. (Back) Coach Sybrant, Sally Vohland, Jann Williams, Kim Nelson, Shauna Lewis, Marla Carr, Wanda Peterson, Coach Patch. (Top) Sarah Gilbertson, Anita Mayo, Kelli Bollwitt. % 440 RELAY: Diana Pracht, Carmen Nova, LeAnn Ce pel, Julie Embree Broken Bow Girl Sprinters WEIGHTS: Mary Blackburn, Deb Ballenger, Julie Em bree (Middle) Jolene Cumpston, Wanda Peterson, Marla Carr, Anita Mayo (Back) Janet Lewis, Alice Barta, Sarah Gilbertson DISTANCE RUNNERS: Terri Turner, Teri Smith, Kim Nelson (Middle) Beth Nelson, Linda Jacobsen, Kelli Goodner (Back) Sally Vohland, Penny Goodner, Sarah Gilberton 97 98 HURDLES: Jann Williams, Diana Pracht, Carmen Berns SPRINT MEDLEY RECORDHOLDERS: Kelli Bollwitt, Sally Vohland, Julie Embree, Penny Goodner JUMPERS: LaRae Yanaglda, Kelli Bollwitt, Carmen Berns, Carmen Nova, LeAnn Cepel 5 u I L i IT I lNN I -1 880 RELAY: LeAnn Cepel, Pgnny Goodner, Carmen Nova, Diana Pracht WEIGHT RELAY: Julie Embree, Jolene Cumpston, Janet Lewis, Deb Ballenger Golfers Battle The Wind and Rain RESERVE GOLFERS — Paul Schipporeit, Mike Kleeb, Brett Mason, Greg Shaner, Craig Kennedy. It was the year of bad weather for the spring sports which kept the spirits of the golfers at a pretty low point. They trudged tnrough cold and windy practices only to get ready for the cold, windy and rainy meets. In both Conference and the Bow Invitational the team finished 4th. With another year of experience behind them the golfers returning next year all have a good future in front of them. Coaching the golf team is Mr. Dan Hilton. VARSITY GOLFERS — Dan Woodward, Jim Girardin, Mark Croghan, Tom Huston, David Nova, George Mussel man. 99 Jr. High Football 7th GRADE FOOTBALL — (Front) Rocky Dockweiler, Tony Carroll Mike Huffaker, Gordy Marcellus Scott Holcomb, David Williams, Dave Noel, Mike Codr. (Back) Doug Stamp, Brad Stithem, Ricky Neilsen, Stuart Gilbertson, Brad Gunther, David Burdick, Doug Munnell, Mike Holcomb, Coach Marlin May. 8th and 9th GRADE FOOTBALL — (Front) Bill Beavers, Brad Holcomb, Ricky Hawks, Richard Brass, James Thompson, Bruce Jones, Jon Bowman, Steve Dowse, Dwayne Chapin, Darr«n Jorgensen. (Middle) James Gibson, Lynn French, Brad Gottschalk, Frank Main, Dan Speer, Robbie Smith, Dean Millsap, Marshall Schroder, Lonnie McCullough, Eric Hill, Todd Cherry. (Back) Coach Anson, Jim Barta, Jeff Woodward, Mark Jatczak, Dale Zoerb, Tony Stone, George Mussel man, Dan Woodward, Scott Doty, Coach Dean. 100 FRESHMEN V-BALL — (Front) Tammy Wolford, Jann Williams, Anita Mayo, Cindy Bristol, Kelli Bollwltt, Donna Plrnle, Bonnie Pedersen, (Middle) Dorothy Anderson, Sally Vohland, Kim Nelson, Leslie Eggleston. n--n--t 7th GRADE V-BALL — (Front) Karen Eacker, Stephanie Yantzie, Darlene Barta, Sylvie Kleeb. (Middle) Holly Brunken, Eva Adams, Kara Golden, Tami Moffett. (Back) Robby Hunter, Leslie Manley, Lona Winder, Sheila Southard, Jackie Shea. (Back) Jeanne Pierson, Lori Fry, Betty Root, Marla Carr, Tammy Gunther, Wanda Peterson, Twila Freeze, Robin Davis, Coach Mir. Cepal. 8th GRADE V-BALL — (Front) Sherri Land, Lana Harrell, Tammy Shears, Grace Albracht, Stacy Towns, Carla Mattox, Tammy Thompson. (2nd Row) Stacy Riggs, Tricia Bloemker, Lisa Wright, Kristi Eberle, Lori Doty, Angie Cumpston. (3rd Row) Lesa Oatman, Tammy Sargent, Penny Fox, Cindy Hanson, Jeannie Beavers. (Back) Polly Blackburn, Delinda Teahon, Tresa Wiggens, Teresa Crouch. 101 Jr. High Boys Basketball FRESHMEN BOYS B-BALL — (Front) Carey Mattox, burn, Tom Halstrom, Brett Mason, Marshall Schroder, Steve Dowse, Ivan Ferguson, Dan Woodward, Robby George Musselman, Jules Gruber, Dale Zoerb, Scott Smith, Aaron Beck, Eric Hill. (Back) Coach Black- Doty, Kelly Staab. 8th GRADE BOYS B-BALL — (Front) Kyle Huffaker, Beavers, Mark Jatczak, John Sweenle, Todd Cherry, Greg Landkamer, Jamie Mattox, Rick Hawks, Randy Coach Gary Wright. Grimes. (Back) James Gibson, Glen Leverlngton, Bill 102 Jr. High Girl’s Basketball FRESHMEN GIRLS B-BALL — (Front) Sandy Doty, Tammy Gunther, Marla Carr, Sarah Gilbertson, Betty Sally Vohland, Cindy Bristol, Jann Williams, Anita Root, Coach Warrick. Mayo. (Back) Jeanne Pierson, Kim Nelson, Lori Fry, 8th GRADE GIRLS B-BALL — (Front) Tricia Bloemker, Stacy Towns, Sherri Land, Tammy Shears, Cindy Hanson, Carla Mattox, Tammy Thompson. (Middle) Connie Goodner, Stacy Riggs, Lisa Wright, Kristi Eberle, Lori Doty, Angie Cumpston. (Back) Michelle Cosgrove, Penny Fox, Tammy Sargent, Tresa Wiggins, Teresa Crouch, Carolyn Goodner, Laura Pierson. 103 7th Grade Athletics 7th GRADE GIRL'S B-BALL: (Front) Robbie Hunter, ley, Lisa Catlett, Kara Golden, Sheila Southard, Julie Tami Moffett, Sylvie Kleeb, Karen Eacker, Darlene Sammons, Stephanie Yantzie. Barta, Jacque Shea (Back) Lona Winder, Leslie Man- 7th GRADE BOYS B-BALL — (Front) Mike Huffaker, David Dean, David Mack, Tony Carroll, Scott Holcomb. (Middle) Mark Eggleston, Doug Mowery, Mike Holcomb, Doug Munnell, David Williams, Rocky Dockweiler, David Noel. (Back) Ricky Neilson, David Burdick, Bob Stamp, Kevin Hill, Coach Beekman, Eric Sorensen, Brad Gunther, Stuart Gilbertson, Kris Staab, Brad Stithem. 104 JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS— Grace Albracht, Jann Williams, Sally Vohland, Donna Pirnie, Kelli Bollwitt, Tammy Shears. JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING: (Front) Rocky Dock-weiler, Gordy Marcellus, Bob Stamp, Mike Williams, David Mack (Back) Shaun Burke, Brad Stithem, David Burdick, Brad Holcomb, Mike Haumont Jr. High Track Teams m r ii GIRL'S JR. HIGH TRACK - (Front) Coach Warrick, Tammy Thompson, Tammy Shears, Julie Joyce, Lori Doty, Angie Cumpston, Lesa Oatman, Grace Albracht, Stacy Riggs, Carolyn Goodner (Middle) Teresa Crouch, Angie Magee, Julie Sammons, Karen Eacker, Tammy Moffit, Jacque Shea, Holly Brunken, Julie Varney, Angie Speer, Beth Bockley, Rebel Linda (Back) Darlene Barta, Stephanie Yantzie, Polly Blackburn, Lisa Wright, Sherry Land, Tressa Wiggins, Connie Goodner, Carla Mattox, Gretchin Gockley, Stacy Towns, Michelle Cosgrove JR. HIGH BOY'S TRACK (Front) John Jatczak, Frank Main, Kerry Mattox, Julius Gruber, Scott Doty, Ivan Ferguson, Tom Halstrom, Dean Millsap, Dale Zoerb, Mike Burke (Second) Dave Burdick, Kris Staab, Rick Hawks, Jim Barta, Jim Thompson, Tom Barta, Jeff Woodward, Kelly Staab, Bret DeManche (Third) Rich DeManche, Doug Mowery, Kevin Hill, David Mack, Brad Stithem, Scott Holcomb, Shawn Burke, Stuart Gilbertson, Chuck Davis, Rob Smith (Fourth) Mike Go-bel, Mike Haumont, Mark Jatczak, Kyle Huffaker, Brad Gunther, Mike Holcomb, David Dean, Bill Beavers, John Sweenie, Jamie Mattox, Mike Williams (Fifth) Todd Cherry, Gregg Landkamer, Gordon Mar-cellus, Mike Huffaker, Brad Holcomb, Jim Jensen 106 Bow’s Intramural Superstars Intramural Basketball had the honor of being played this year in Bow's brand new activity building located north of the Jr. high. The boys and girls took turns on which nights their teams played. This activity is designed as an informal sport for people who are not competing in a winter sport to stay in shape and for just having fun. Jerry Beekman was the sponsor. GIRLS INTRAMURAL — (Front) Karen Pedersen, Patty Munnell, Janet Lewis, Shelly Mills, Jackie Schall, Joanna Seevers. (Back) Denise Bo-chart, Tammy Powers, Julie Stamp, Diane Huffaker, Connie Day, Alberta Miller, Tracy Brand, Carla Jones. BOYS INTRAMURAL — (Front) Byron Baker, Craig Bell, Joe Turner, Mike Doty, Jim Girardin, Doug Bir Spanel, Ron Baker. (Back) Gerald Anderson, Brad nie. Bill Stamp, Mitch Farritor, Dave Dunkel. 107 HI ... getting out of class for meetings. (Student Council) ... seeing all the photographs before anyone else does. (Annual Staff) ... winning a blue ribbon! (FFA) ... State Convention!! (DECA) ... being top Disk Jockey' in the school! (KBOW) ... a broken pinata! (Spanish Club) Everyone Likes A Warm Fuzzy Student Council members had a very busy year by starting off with warm fuz-zies but they soon were all wet at their dunking booth during the Fall Festival. Then alot of hot air floated over a football game when helium balloons were sold. Besides having the regular Homecoming activities they also had an appreciation breakfast for the teachers, several dances, a film festival, sold pencils, and a football field clean-up. John Sweenie is our Senior High Student Council sponsor. OFFICERS — Kathy Pracht, Vice-President; Penny Goodner, President; Jackie Schall, Secretary-Treasurer. MEMBERS — (Front) Jackie Schall, Kathy Pracht, (Back) Tom Nelson, Mary Blackburn, Dan Govier, Joel Penny Goodner, (Middle) Diane Jones, Denise Stithem, Agena, Tim Woodward, Randy Ernst, Carla Jones, Tom Shelly Mills, Cindi Dunkel, Barb Jatczak, Sally Giles. Huston. 110 Everybody’s Here So Everybody Cheer VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Jackie Schall, Kathy Pracht, (Head) Diane Jones, Diana Pracht, Shelly Mills, Alberta Miller. PEP CLUB — (Front) Tracy Brand, Connie Day, Kristi Mlflsap, JaNefl Daum, Carla Jones, Pam Buckendorf, Sally Giles. (Middle) Kelli Goodner, Karen White, Alice Barta, Susan Huffaker, Candy Jones, Nancy Christensen, Sherri Sklllett. (Back) Janet Lewis, Tammy O'Brien, Connie Dock-weiller, LaRae Yanagida, Janice Nelson, Lori Whitney, Paula Page, Joyce Miller, Julie Embree, Deb Ballenger, Karen Pedersen, Christy Spencer, Terri Turner, Jane Noel, Linda Jacobsen. The TRIBE had a very successful year supporting all the athletic events. School spirit and pride was shown at the games as both the members and fans supported the Indian team. The TRIBE also had an important part in helping to win the SWC Sportsmanship trophy. This year the TRIBE sold bumper and notebook stickers to promote the football season. Alot was accomplished during the year and membership is on tne rise. The TRIBE is looking forward to having plenty of pep next year. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS — Denise Stithem, Barb Jatczak, Sherri Haines, Celeste Spanel. Ill The 1977-78 school year was CONCORD'S sixth season on KCNI, and it was an outstanding year for the show. Forty-five B. B. H. S. students were assisted by a few students from Callaway, Ansley, Anselmo-Merna, and Sargent. Together they produced the hour show each week, and they kept it the number one ranking teen-produced radio show in the state of Nebraska. This year was a politically explosive year in Broken Bow, and the political climate provided CONCORD reporters a wealth of worthwhile news material. The whole community profited from the efforts of student reporters to make the public aware of local issues. Stay Tuned For Another Year Of Concord BOARD OF DIRECTORS — Tom Nelson, Tom Huston, Chris Stone, Barb Kennedy, Joel Agena, Val Oxford, Randy Ernst. MEMBERS — (Front) Dian Paben, Nadine Pirnie, Tim Woodward, Shelly Mills, Randy Ernst, Toni Turner, Chris Stone, Joel Agena, Don Davis. (Middle) Janet Schmidt, Penny Goodner, Tom Nelson, Dave Nova, Barb Kennedy, Doug Crouch, Tom Nozicka, Mike Lar- sen, Dwight Farmer. (Back) Julie Embree, Paul Schip poreit, Pam Buckendorf, Val Oxford, Terry Connely, Sherri Skillett, Jay Buckendorf, Terri Turner, Les Curtis. 112 Media Club Promotes Communication Skills OFFICERS — Paul Schipporeit, Treasurer; Tom Nelson, President; Chris Stone, Secretary; Randy Ernst, Vice-President. The Media Club has two basic purposes. One is to provide both students and teachers with resource materials and services. The other is to promote the use of media and training in this area. Members of the Media Club are trained in several areas of communication skills. They are taught how to run the video system, edit tapes, and they produce a weekly show called Action '77. This weekly show features school events and is aired over the cable television system. 113 MEMBERS — (Front) Tom Nelson, Chris Stone, Randy Ernst. (Back) Monica Ounkel, Paul Schipporeit, Chris Summers, Alan Halouska A Golden Past, A Brighter Future FFA at 50, a golden past, a brighter future was tne motto for the National FFA as it celebrated it's 50th anniversary. Bow's Chapter joined the fun by sending 8 members to National Convention in Kansas City, MO. FFA hosted a children's barnyard at the fair, competed in Range Judging, Livestock Judging, Parlimentary Procedure, Public Speaking, and many other contests during the year. Brent Olson received the honor of being State Farmer, which is the highest degree that can be given by the state to any member. OFFICERS — (Front) Ron Smith, Vice-President; Brent Olson, President; Dave Christen, Secretary; Ron Coleman, Sentinel; (Back) Ron Ripp, Sponsor; Kevin Fink, Parliamentarian; John Croghan, Reporter; Justin Williams, Treasurer. MEMBERS — (Front) Randall Smith, Tim Nozicka, Dwight Farmer, Dean Zoerb, Dave Christen, Mike Le-pant, Greg Wright, Dave Vohland, Craig Cranwell, Bob Schweitzer, (2nd Row) Roberta Dixon, Justin Williams, Mark Woodward, Mike Nelson, Tony Stone, Kelly Staab, Lonnie McCullough, Jeff Martin, Nancy Seevers, Lisa Harrold, Christy Bowling, Tammy Oat-man, Joanna Seevers, Dean Millsap. (3rd Row) Dan Vohland, Kevin Fink, Randy Hunt, Ron Smith, Ron Coleman, Kem Oatman, Brian Nelson, John Croghan, Ted Hunt, Larry Catlett, John Burnett, Bob Barker, Keith Pracht, Ron Ripp. (Back) Greg Gottschalk, Kevin McCaslin, Russ Rice, Gary Gottschalk, George Pirnie, Kelvin Kleeb, Terry Connely, Brent Olson, Veron Jones, Mark Croghan, Doug Birnie, Jeff Woodward. 114 FHA Moves Towards New Horizons OFFICERS — (Front) Mary Blackburn, Recreation; Karen Pedersen, Publicity; (Middle) JaNell Daum, Vice-President; Penny Goodner, Historian; Keri Nelson, President; (Back) D'Ette Taubenheim, Treasurer; Susan Christensen, Secretary. MEMBERS — (Front) Pam Buckendorf, Cindi Dunkel, Gerri Zolmke, Deanna Anderson. (2nd Row) JaNell Daum, Penny Goodner, Keri Nelson, Connie Dockweiler, Beth Nelson. (3rd Row) Val Oxford, D'Ette Taubenheim, Kelli Goodner, Susan Christensen, Karen Pedersen. (Back) Nadine Pirnie, Mary Blackburn, Linda Jacobsen, Deb Horn, Carla Jones, Kathy Pierson, Delores White. Toward New Horizons was the motto of the Future Homemakers of America this year. The girls in F.H.A. were involved in many activities this year. Some of their chapter activities focused in on the elderly, adopted grandparents and several speakers on the elderly. Other popular activities included a Rock-A-Thon, the Barney Bake-Off, UNICEF Trick or Treating, and the annual FFA FHA Sweetheart Dance. Plus FHA week where little Miss FHA and Mr HERO were recognized and awarded gifts. Winners of the Barney Bake-Off. 115 Eggs And Soap-Yuck! . . . Washing Cars-Brr! Cleaning up after Halloween and washing cars in the bitter cold were only two of the many money raising activities that the DECA had this year. The money was used to attend the State Convention and district contests. At the State Convention Gordy Goodman was elected as a state officer and Jody Sargent won a trophy in Advertising Services. Others placing at the convention were Joe Turner, Gordy Goodman, Rody Mayo, Denise Bochart, and Julie Stamp. Goodman attended the National DECA Convention in Washington, D.C. OFFICERS: Byron Baker (Sec.), Cheri Marcellus (Pari), Gordy Goodman (Rep) (Back) Jody Sargent (Treas), Julie Stamp (Pres), Denise Bochart (V-Pres), Tom Jacobsen (Rep) MEMBERS: (Front) Lisa Harrell, Nancy Seevers, Cheri Marcellus, Janet Stewart (Middie) Rod Mayo, Jody Sargent, Robert Klahr, Julie Stamp, Carol Puritun, Denise Bochart, Kelly Clay, Bill Books (Back) Jerry Govier, Roger Hammond, Steve Poland, Brenda Pracht, Dian Paben 116 FBLA Gets Into The '’Dough OFFICERS — Connie Day, Treasurer; Barb Kennedy, Secretary; Denise Bochart, Reporter; Kristi Millsap, V-President; Carla Jones, President. Serving do-nuts and orange juice before school was FBLA's money making project this year. The money earned was used to go to the State FBLA Convention in Omaha. Eight girls attended the state convention. Denise Bochart won two Honorable Mentions in Business Math and General Business. Others from Broken Bow receiving Honorable Mention were Kristi Millsap in Office Procedures and Carol Puritun in Accounting. The sponsor of FBLA is Nick Dean. MEMBERS — (Front) JaNell Daum, LaRae Yanagida, Kristi Millsap, Pam Buckendorf, Joanna Seevers, (Back) Sponsor Nick Dean, Tracy Brand, Carol Purin- tun. Barb Kennedy, Julie Stamp, Denise Bochart, Tammy Oatman, Connie Day, Diane Huffaker, Carla Jones, Lori Yantzie. 117 Key To A World Of Understanding Marianela a skit written by fourth year Spanish students won second place at Kearney's Foreign Language Day. The club also received first place for their poster made by Kirk Pedersen. To help raise money for the trip to Mexico next year members sold Spanish lollipops and gum, had a bake sale, and a pinata raffle. During the Christmas season they went caroling, singing the songs in Spanish. Deb Horn won first place in the National Spanish test. OFFICERS — Tim Woodward, Historian; Tom Nelson, Sergeant at Arms; Kirk Pedersen, Vice-President; Joel Agena, Treasurer; Randy Ernst, President; Susan Christensen, Secretary. MEMBERS — (Front) Teri Smith, Joel Agena, Tom Nelson, Randy Ernst, Denise Stithem, Chris Stone, Deb Ballenger, Candy Hawks, Janice Nelson. (Middle) Jo-lene Cumpston, Kelli Goodner, Nancy Christensen, Janet Lewis, Shelly Mills, Tammy O'Brien, Barb Jatc-zak, Anita Mayo, Patty White, Leslie Eggleston, eanne Pierson, Linda Hunt. (Back) Kirk Pederson, Jane Noel, Terrill Fox, Terri Turner, Lori Clark, Julie Payne, Sandy Doty, Sally Vohland, Joni Gamble, JaNell Daum, Susan Christensen, Janet Schmidt, Dian Paben, Keri Nelson, Barb Bloemker. 118 Art Murals Color Our School OFFICERS — Pam Buckendorf, President; Tammy Oatman, Vice-President; Carla Jones, Treasurer; Celeste Spanel, Secretary. The Art Club consists of students who are interested in art and crafts and have at least a B average in art. The Art letter was designed by this years members. Art club members created a mural which hangs above the stage in the Jr. High gym and the Senior members constructed a wooden Indian plaque for the cafeteria. Kirk Pedersen participated in the Scholastic Art Awards contest in Omaha and was the winner of a Gold Key award. Kirk also won a third-place medal at the Mid-Plains VO-Tech Contest in Commer cial Art. MEMBERS — (Front) Tammy O'Brien, Monica Dun-kel, Pam Buckendorf, Chris Stone, Joyce Miller, Carmen Burns, Susan Gibson, Janell Mattox, Kathy Big-bee, Christy Spencer. (Middle) Bill Books, Christy Bowling, Celeste Spanel, Dale Grooms, Ron Smith, Randy Kennedy, Tracy Brand, Janet Lewis, Carmen Nova, Toni Turner, Beth Nelson, Nancy Johnson, Denise Teahon, Carol Kasselder. (Back) Randy Jones, Kent Eacker, Mike Doty, Kirk Pedersen, Kent Reinhard, Chris Kasselder, Steve Scott, Lisa Duryea, Rex Rehmer, Tammy Oatman, Carla Jones, Linda Jacobsen. 119 Boys B-Club Helps Expand Weight Room A major highlight of the Boys B-Club was being able to help pay for a leaper to add to the weignt room. With the money they raised from their annual chili feed supper they were able to contribute funds to the Booster Club who originally bought the machine. The joining of the two B-Clubs was also one of the major issues presented to the clubs this year. The pros and cons were discussed and possibly next year the boys and girls clubs will become one B-Club. OFFICERS — Doug Birnie, President; Russ Rice, Vice-President; Jeff Shea, Secretary; Dan Hanson, Treasurer. 4M 'i n-Zk 1 y IT v- : MEMBERS — (Front) Jeff Shea, Tim O'Brien, Ron Baillie, Joel Agena, Dave Nova, Tom Huston, Jeff Briggs, Randy Ernst, Tim Nozicka, Mike Doty, Kent Eacker. (Middle) Bill Books, Doug Birnie, Mark Lindner, Russ Rice, Wendel Nelson, Gary Cook, Marvin Carr, Ron Smith, Dean Zoerb, Brad Bohy, Mitch Farritor, Russ Bristol, Rex Rehmer. (Back) Doug Crouch, Gary Gottschalk, David Bales, Dennis Poland, Scott Bristol, Dan Hanson, Brent Olson, Craig Spanel, Jim Girardin, Kent Reinhard, Tim Woodward, Mark Croghan. 120 Come On In And Join The Club The girls in B-Club started to help this organization grow through the many activities they were involved in this year. One of their first projects was to dust the trophey cases. The girls also helped out at home wrestling matches and track meets. Their biggest project was sponsoring town team volleyball tournaments. Girls earning their letter this year were initiated after each complete sport season helping B-Club to continually grow bigger and better. OFFICERS — Penny Goodner, President; Keri Nelson, Vice-President; Kelli Goodner, Secretary; Celeste Spanel, Treasurer. MEMBERS — (Front) Monica Dunkel, Julie Embree, Barb Kennedy, Beth Nelson, Susan Christensen, Ce- Diana Pracht, Carmen Nova, Deb Balenger, Robin leste Spanel, Terrill Fox, Nancy Christensen, Pam Whitney, Kelli Goodner. (Back) Kristi Millsap, Keri Buckendorf, Carla Jones. Nelson, Penny Goodner, Candy Jones, Linda Johnson, 121 INDIAN STAFF: Steve Saner, Jackie Clure, Gary Dan Govier, Kim Glendy, atty Glendy, Mr. Marlin May Gottschalk, Randy Hunt, Kelli Scott, Alan Halouska, Indian Presents Student News and Views The school newspaper is published by members of the Journalism Class. One paper is put out per month. Emphasis is placed on proper newswriting techniques. In October the staff went to Lincoln to attend the IMHSPA Conference. Here they met with students from schools throughout the state and attended sessions on publishing a school paper. Dan Govier was editor assisted by Kelli Scott. Mr. May is Indian Advisor. Members of the staff rushing to meet a deadline. The Warrior’s Been Keeping Records The annual staffs main purpose is to compose a record of events happening during the school year. This is not an easy job to do. Putting the yearbook together consists of many hours of frustration, worries, and lots of hard work. This year during Interim the staff worked for a two-hour period completing several sections. The key people this year were Penny Goodner, Tammy O'Brien, JaNelI Daum, Pam Buckendorf who designed the cover, and Mr. Pierceall our sponsor. Pam Buckendorf, Layout Manager; JaNell Daum, Business Manager; Tammy O'Brien, Assistant Editor; Penny Goodner, Editor; Dave Pierceall, Sponsor. WARRIOR — (Seated) D'Ette Taubenheim, Randy Ernst, Pam Buckendorf, Diane Jones, Janice Nelson. (2nd Row) Carmen Nova, Val Oxford, LaRae Yana-gida, Mary Blackburn, Deb Ballenger, Patty Munnell, Joanna Seevers, Tammy Oatman, Diane Huffaker, Ka ren White, Tammy O'Brien, Beth Nelson, Jolene Cumpston. (3rd Row) JaNell Daum, Tracy Brand, Dian Paben, Carla Jones, Peg Girardin, Barb Kennedy, Connie Day. 123 New KBOW Studio and Radio Class Are Successful An E.S.E.A. Title IV grant a allowed Bow to completely re-equip the KBOW studio this year. The Radio Communications class used KBOW as a training laboratory, making commericals, public service announcements, and news features. The most valuable use of KBOW was as a production studio for materials which were aired on CONCORD. KBOW ranks 2nd in total radio activities only to Omaha Technical High School. In mid-April eight students passed a F.C.C. License tests proving the new studio and radio class were successful additions to our curriculum. •The Flan1 is a traveling trophy awarded each year to the BBHS student who has contributed the most to radio Broadcasting. This years winner is KBOW--------(Sitting) Chris Stone, Dave Nova. (Stand- Davis, Jody Sargent, Dwight Farmer. ing) John Ellingston, Brad Bell, The Sponsor Mr. Don 124 Media Program Expanded With Title IV Grant The Title IV-C Grant and project for this school which established two new courses, one in Radio and the other in Media-Communications, has been a rewarding experience. These two new courses proved to be very successful. The most important consideration was the final approval or evaluation of the grant which took place in January. We now officially own about $20,000 worth of Radio, T.V., and related media equipment. Media-Communication students working with new equipment. Jody Sargent and Dave Nova were on the air during New equipment was purchased for the KBOW studio, the lunch periods. 125 We Are The Indians The Junior High Pep Club was very enthusiastic this year. Most of the girls traveled to the away games to cheer the team on. At the home games, the pep club was beneficial to tne team. With the support from the cheerleaders and the pep club, the Jr. High teams tried harder for a victory. CHANTLEADERS — Anita Mayo Tricia Bloemker, Kylie Taubenheim, Lesa Oatman. PEP CLUB — (Front) Patty White, Jeanette Sloggett, Polly Blackburn, Tammy Thompson, Diana Barta, Stephanie Yantzie, Angie Magee, Tami Moffett, Darlene Barta, Julie Varney. (Middle) Leslie Eggleston, Stacy Riggs, Tresa Wiggins, Sherri Land, Connie Goodner, Heidi Foote, Tammy Sargent, Lisa Wright, Kara Golden, Helen Jorgensen, Julie Ditson, Marla Carr. (Back) Sandy Doty, Linda Hunt, Julie Payne, Jeanne Pierson, Twila Freeze, Angie Cumpston, Lori Doty, Julie Joyce, Teresa Crouch, Stacy Towns, Michelle Cosgrove, Dede Southard, Laura Pierson, Susan Ray, Nora Burke, Leslie Manley, Lori Fry, Betty Root 126 Jr High FHA Named Outstanding Chapter FRESHMEN — (Front) Twlla Freeze, Jeanette Sloggett, Wanda Peterson. (Middle) Patty White, Kylie Taubenheim, Melanie Harrold, Sarah Gilbertson. (Back) Sandy Doty, Heidi Rehmer, Tammy Wolford, Kim Nelson, Leslie Eggleston. The 8th grade chapter FHA was very busy this past year, working with two main topics: Child Abuse and the Elderly. Each month a committee planned activities to learn more about their topics. Some of those were a Halloween party for the elderly at Rest Haven, speakers and films. For FHA week the members made and sold lollipops. One of the highlights of the year was being named Outstanding Jr. High Chapter of the Year at Districts. 8th GRADE — (Front) Helen Jorgensen, Connie Goodner, Tami Roessler, Carolyn Goodner. (Middle) Tammy Thompson, Polly Blackburn, Lori Doty, Teresa Crouch, Tammy Shears. (Back) Julie Dltson, Tammy Sargent, Stacy Riggs, Angie Cumpston, Stacy Towns, Cindy Hanson. 127 BOW Receives First Annual Sportsmanship Award Broken Bow received many trophies this year but the first annual Sportsmanship Trophy was probably one of the most treasured. This trophy is awarded to a school in the Southwest Conference who is voted by all the conference schools as being the the best sportsmanship. This traveling trophy is sponsored by the Tri City Tribune. Ability and sportsmanship made Bow Number One! 128 Student Lounge Is A Hit With Students This year the students at BBHS got a student lounge. The west entry of the Senior High was enlarge and remodeled creating a lounge complete with carpeted seats, a color television set, and a soft drink and candy machine. The lounge was an instant hit where students gathered before and after school, between classes, and during the lunch periods. Students gathered for small talk before and after school The television set was very popular. form. (Band) ... finally learning your part. (School Play) ... weird costumes, the bonfire, winning the game! (Homecoming) ... finally seeing the results of working the concessions! (Prom) ... walking across the stage and getting your diploma. (Graduation) Broken Bow Band Appears In Area Parades This last year the marching band attended many of the area parades. They received a one rating at the Melody Roundup in Hastings this fall. At the Harvest of Harmony Parade Kathy Pracht represented Bow as Queen Candidate. The pep band had the unique honor of going to the Boy's State Basketball Tournament. The Concert Band had three public performances. At tne District Contest the band received a two rating. Majorettes Karen White and Kristi Mlllsap with Band Director Bill Reichert SENIOR HIGH BAND — (Front) Penny Goodner, Marvin Carr, Vernon Jones, Bruce Jones, Jackie Schall, Jeff Martin, Steve Gasch, Tom Halstrom (2nd Row) Karen Ditson, D'Ette Taubenheim, Mary Blackburn, Lori Glendy, Denise Teahon, Sally Giles, Kathy Pracht, Julie Embree (3rd Row) Dale Zoerb, Carol Pur-itun, Candee Hawks, Darla Fink, Scott Doty, Jann Williams, Barb Kennedy, Harold Scott (4th Row) Mike Doty, Mitch Farritor, Marla Carr, Susan Huffaker, Me- lanie Harrold, Shelly Mills, Anita Mayo, Ivan Ferguson (5th Row) Kim Woodward, Diane Jones, Alberta Miller, Jeanette Adair, Nadine Pirnie, Diana Pracht, Karen Pederson, Kylie Taubenheim, (6th Row) Tracy Brand, Connie Day, Andrea Ideen, Lori Fry, Delores White, Denise Stithem, Patty White, Kelli Goodner, Val Oxford, Sally Vohland, Sarah Gilbertson, Ron Day, Joni Gamble (Back Row) Lori Whitney, Kurt Diston, Joe Govier, Jim Girardin, John Ellingson, Kathy Pierson 132 These students attended the SWC Music Clinic In Lexington How can anyone forget the wet feet they got from those early morning band practices? Diane Jones was named Outstanding Band Member. STAGE BAND — (Front) Barb Kennedy, Kathy Pracht, Karen White, Diane Jones. (Middle) Jeff Martin, D'Ette Taubenheim, Sally Giles, Patty Munnell, Mary Kim Blackburn. (Back) Bruce Jones, Kim Woodward, Jackie Schall, Dean Zoerb, Ron Day, Harold Scott. 133 Choir Entertains School And Community The Choir has had a very busy year. Besides putting on the Musical Oklahoma they were involved in several other activities. With several talented girls Director Gary Loyd created a Girl's group. The Swing Choir provided not only Broken Bow with some good entertainment but also went to several surrounding communities. In March some of the choir members attended the SWC Music Clinic. In April the choir received a two rating at the District Music Contest. 1977-78 Girl's Group CHOIR — (Front) Janet Schmidt, Denise Bochart, Jeanette Bigbee, Barb Baker, Karen Dltson, Denise Stlthem (2nd Row) Deb Horn, onnie Day, Kathy Big-bee, Susan Christensen, Tim Woodward, Wendel Nelson, Candy Jones, Peggy Girardin, Tammy Powers, Monica Dunkle (3rd Row) Christy Bowling, Susan Huf-faker, Mary Burke, Deb Ballenger, Karen White, Dean Zoerb, Don Fair, Julie Stamp, Dian Paben, Kelly Codr, Robyn Poland, Nancy Johnson (Back) Charlotte Prentice, Janell Mattox, Candee Hawks, Lori Whitney, LaRae Yanagida, Karen French, Tim Nozicka, Randy Jones, Harold Scott, Troy Downey, Jean Bralick, Barb Jatczak, Keri Nelson, Diane Huffaker 134 SWING CHOIR: (Front) Karen White, Wendel Nelson, lenger, Troy Downey, Deb Horn, Tim Woodward, Keri Christi Bowling, Dean Zoerb, Harol Scott, Denise Nelson, Tim Nozicka Stithem (Back) Diane Huffaker, Bill Books, Deb Bal- SWC CHOIR CLINIC (Front) Wendel Nelson, Tim Woodward, Keri Nelson, Diane Huffaker, Monica Dunkel (Back) Diane Paben, Lori Whitney, Denise Stithem, Deb Horn, Barb Jatczak, Nancy Johnson, Robin Whitney, Mr. Loyd, Janet Schmidt, Robyn Poland, Denise Bochart, Susan Huffaker, Christi Bowling, Tim Nozicka, Troy Downey Mr. Loyd is the Vocal Music Director 135 Bulldogs Got Burnt At Homecoming Homecoming is one of the main events of the school year, held during football season in the fall. The week of Homecoming is full of activities including Lick Em, Ring Em, Boot Em, and Hats Off Days and also a Space Odyssey Day, plus special pep rallies and poster parties. The night before the big game a bonfire rally was held near the railroad tracks. The Junior display won, featuring an Indian roasting bulldogs. A dance was held in the City Hall after the game with music provided by THE BOYS. Penny Goodner and Brad Peter-were recipients of the 1977 Homecoming crowns. Last year's Royalty. 1977 Homecoming King Brad Peterson and Queen Penny Goodner. 136 Dean Zoerb and Keri Nelson representing the Choir. Les Adelung and Kristi Millsap representing the Senior Class. JaNell Daum and Doug Birnie representing the Vocational Clubs. 137 Kathy Pracht and Jackie decorate the Senior display Kristi Millsap and Doug Birnie were elected Homecoming Princess and Prince. 138 Penny Goodner and Tom Houston representing the Band. Brad Peterson and Kathy Pracht representing Chris Kasselder and Sally Giles representing the MBM Club, the Tribe. 139 Drinking Mice, Nasty Villians, Suspense! This year the school play was opened up for all grades in the Senior High. Three one-acts were presented. These included a drama, The Bond Between, a modern comedy, The Mice Have Drinking Again, and old fashioned melo-drama, The Widow's Plight. These plays were presented in Pari I and the cast performed twice with an afternoon matinee for the school and a one-night public performance. The plays were well performed and everyone enjoyed them. Dean comes to the rescue. Look, look at your defenseless child, her name 1s mud! CAST MEMBERS: (Front) Ron Smith, Kerl Nelson, Dan Govier, Stan Fry, Toni Turner, Dean Zoerb, Janet Lewis, Kelly Davis, Penny Goodner, Brent Olson, Christy Bowling, Kelly Codr, Tammy O'Brien, Chris Stone (Back) Janet Schmidt, Don Davis, Janell Mattox, Denise Stithem (Student Director), Kelli Goodner, Terri Turner, Ivan Ferguson 140 And then I saw a protector. The Governors wife and daughter in THE BOND BETWEEN. Roxanne and her guru discuss their knowledge of yoga. Twenty pounds of sunflower seeds! I'm going to kill her. 141 People Will Say We Are In Love Deb Horn and Tim Woodward starred as two starry-eyed lovers in this year's presentation of Oklahoma! This fast moving musical featured many of Rogers and Ham-merstien's most popular songs. The cast, crew, and director's long hours of practice and preparation paid off in a memorable and enthusiastic performances. Who will ever forget some of the lines such as Harold Scott's line ... and two bits! The musical numbers were a hit with everyone. 142 CAST AND CREW: (Front) Bill Reichert, David Dean, Terry Connely, Candee Hawks, Kelly Codr, Jeanette Bigbee, Karen White, Keri Nelson, Tim Nozicka, Peg Girardin, Kathy Bigbee, Nancy Johnson, Barb Jatczak, LaRae Yanagida (Middle) Dwayne Chapin, Deb Ballenger, Wendel Nelson, Dan Vohland, Chris Stone, Joel Agena, Randy Ernst, Denise Stithem, Barb Baker, Susan Huffaker, Ivan Ferguson, Scott Doty, Craig Kennedy, Diane Paben, (Back) Dan Floeschenger, Ron Day, Bill Books, Janice Nelson, Troy Downey, Diane Huffaker, Harold Scott, Nancy Christensen, Robin Poland, Robin Whitney, Stan Fry, Lori Whitney, Dan Speer, Mr. Lloyd, Janell Mattox, Randy Jones, Mrs. Davis, Mr. Davis, Mike Goble, Mrs. Lloyd, Don Fair (Very Back) Tim Woodward, Deb Horn 143 Prom 1978 — Knights In White Satin The theme for the 1978 prom was Knights in White Satin. The Juniors created a very romantic setting, including a castle, for the banquet and dance. This year for the first time the Sophomore servers were botn girls and boys. The guest speaker was Mr. David Pierceall. The removal of tables turned the gym into a dance floor with music provided by Luna Sea. Following the dance the traditional movie and breakfast were held. Mr. Sweenie, parents, and teachers helped to sponsor these events. The Juniors worked hard this year. Thanks for a job well done. Decorating the gym is hard work but the Juniors managed to have some fun too. The couples give their feet a rest during a break. Wendel finally gets the point. 144 SERVERS — (1st Row) Diane Behrends, Cyndi Zapa-tocky, Ron Day, Denise Stithem, Connie Dockweiller. (2nd Row) Paula Page, Joel Agena, Stan Fry, Brian Daum, Candee Hawks, Deanna Anderson, LeAnn Ce-pel. (3rd Row) Tim Peterson, Les Smith, Nancy John- son, Christy Spencer, Peg Girardin, Kathy Bigbee, Karen Petersen, Nancy Land. (4th Row) James Beck, Bill Stamp, John Eichelberger, Nadine Pirnie, Val Oxford. (5th Row) Kurt Ditson, Deb Ballenger. 145 Students Excel At B.B.H.S. Many achievements and honors were received this year at BBHS. Students had an outstanding year of awards and honors not only in academics but also in sports, contests, and several club activities. Broken Bow High School is proud of everyone's accomplishments. The annual staff wasn't able to put all the honors won this year on two pages there just wasn't enough room but we would like to take the time to acknowledge a few of the honors received. Congratulations to all the achievers. Les Adelung, by the vote of his team mates received the Seth Best Award for his outstanding athletic abilities. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS — (Front) Christy Bowling, Pam Buckendorf, Chris Stone, Diane Jones. (Middle) Sally Giles, Kristi Millsap, Randy Ernst, Tom Nelson, JaNell Daum, Shelly Mills, Jeanette Bigbee. (Back) Denise Bochart, Dan Hanson, Su- san Christensen, Chris Kasselder, Barb Kennedy, Kent Reinhard, Jackie Schall, Doug Birnie, Penny Goodner, Brad Bell, Tom Huston. (Top) Brad Peterson, Tim Woodward, Les Adelung. 146 These students won scholarships at the Scholastic Banquet - Carla Jones, Optimist Club; Brad Bell and Diane Jones, Broken Bow Scholarship Foundation; Brad Peterson, Rotary Club. Christy Bowling was the Most Outstanding Music Student. 147 HONOR GRADUATES: Tom Huston, Diane Jones, Kirk Pedersen, Susan Christensen, Denise Bochart So We Conclude Another Year Graduation is the highlight of the year for many of the Seniors. The week before is a rush job to tie up loose ends preparing for the big night, the Senior tea, practicing, Class Night, checking out and finally leaving the halls that have become so familiar. It is now they begin a new time in life leavbehing memories of good times shared with friends at BBHS. The class of 1978 colors were Dark and Light Blue, they picked a blue tipped Mum as the flower ana they choose The Higher We Climb, The Broader The View as their motto. The time has finally come for the big night of graduation, the world is your's graduate. 148 After Class Night let's hope Arpy and Brent avoid discussing Baseball The Senior girls give their version of a typical bus ride. The Office Practice Girls doing their skit on Class Night. Dan and Tom predicting the future with Class Prophecy. Signing caps before the graduation ceremony. 149 Senior Index ADAMS, MARK - Art Club (10), Cross Country (9-11) ADELUNG, LES (Letter) - Basketball (9-12), 1st Team All-Conference, 2nd Team All-State, SWC Most Valuable Player; Football (9,11,12), All Conference Honorable Mention AGENA, MARTIN (Ag) - DECA (11-12) ANDERSON, GERALD - Intramural Basketball (12) BAIL LIE, RON (Bai) - B-Club, FFA, Football (10-12), Track (10-12), Intramural B-Ball (11-12) BAKER, BYRON (Bake) - B-Club, DECA (11-12), Tribe, Cheerleader (11), Football (10,12), Basketball (10,12), Intramural B-Ball (12) BELL, BRAD (Mountain Man) - B-Club (10-12), Basketball (10-11), Football (10-12), Intramural B-Ball (12), Band (10) BIGBEE, JEANETTE ( Little Bee ) - Choir (9-12), Girl's Group (9) BIRNIE, DOUG (Leroy) - B-Club, Sr. Class Pres., FFA (9-12), Jr. Class Pres., Football (9-12) SWC 1st Team Guard (12) BOCHART, DENISE - (Nise) - Intramural B-Ball (11-12), DECA (11-12) V-Pres. (12), FBLA (12) Historian, FHA (10-11), Choir (9,12), Girl's Group (12), Southwest Music Conference (12), DECA SLC Top Eight in Food Service (12), FBL A Honorable Mention in Gen. Bus. and 6th Place in Business Math (12) BOWLING, CHRISTY (CB) - Art Club (10-12), Volleyball (11), Basketball (10-11), Track (9), Swing Choir (11-12), Girl's Group (10), Musical (11), Southwest Conference Music Clinic (10-12), District Speech Contest Superior Rating (12), District Music Music Contest Superior (12), FFA (10-12) BRAND, TRACY (Trac) - Art Club (10-12), Pep Club (10-12), FBLA (12), Captain White SweaterSquad (12), Annual Staff (11-12), Intramural B-Ball (11-12), Mat Maid for Wrestling (12), Band (10-12), SWC Music Clinic (12) BRISTOL, SCOTT - FFA 9-12, B-Club, Wrestling (9-12), Football (10) BCKENDORF, PAM - (Blond Chick) - FHA (10-12), Art Club (10-12), FBLA (12), Tribe (10-12), White Sweater Squad (12), Track (9), Wrestling Mat Maid (12), Annual Staff (11-12) Asst. Ed (12), Choir (10), National Honor Society CHRISTEN, DAVE (Sneaky Snake) - FFA (9-12) Sec. (12) CHRISTENSEN, SUSAN (Suz) - FHA (9-12) Pub. Chairman 11, Sec. 12; Spanish Club (11-12), Tribe (9-12), Girl's B-Club (11-12), National Honor Society, Volleyball (10), V-Ball Student Manager (11-12), Choir (9-12), Girl's Group (9), SWC Music Clinic (11), County Gov. Day CODR, KELLY (Kell) - FHA (10,11), DECA (12), Girl's Group, Speech Play (12), Oklahoma (12) COLEMAN, RON (Red Ranger) - FFA Sentinel (12), Wrestling (9-12), Junior Wrestler of the Yr. 76-77. COOK, GARY (Crazy Cook) - B-Club, FFA (9-12), Wrestling (12) CROGHAN, JOHN (Dirty Johnny) - FFA Reporter (11-12), Football, Intramural B-Ball DAUM, JANELL (Ines) - FHA (10-12) Sec. (11), V-Pres. (12); Pep Club (10-12), Vice-Pres. White Sweater Squad (12), FBLA (12), Annual (10-12), Bus. Ed (12); Spanish Club (11-12), Pres. (11); FHA Sweetheart, Homecoming Queen Candidate (12) DAY, CONNIE (Con) - FHA (11-12), FBLA Treas. (12), Tribe (10-12), White Sweater Squad, Intramural B-Ball, Choir, Band (10-12), Oklahoma (12) DUNKEL, DAVE (The Dealer) - B-Club, Football (10-12), Basketball (10-11), Intramurals DUNKEL, MONICA (Dunk) - Art Club (10-12), Girl'S B-Club, Track (10-12), Girl's Group ELLINGSON, JOHN (Face) FLOERCHINGER, RANDY (Floss) GILES, SALLY - B-Club (11-12), Pep Club (10-12), White Sweater Squad (12), Library Club (10-11), Jr. Class Treas., Band (10-12), Stage Band (10-12), SWC Music Clinic (11,12), Student Council (12), Homecoming Queen Candidate, National Honor Society GIRARDIN, JIM (J.G.) - B-Club (10-12), Football (10), Basketball (10,11), Golf (10-12), Intramural B-Ball (12), Stage Band (12), GOODNER, PENNY (Pen) - Student Council (11,12) Pres. (12); FHA (9-12) Historian; B-Club (9-12) Pres. (12); Annual (10-12) Editor (12); Track (9-12), B-Ball (9-12), Volleyba;! (12) Student Manager (11); Concord (10-12), Choir (10), Band (9,10,12), SWC Band (12), Speech Team (12), School Play (12), National Honor Society, Homecoming Queen (12) County Government Day (11) GLENDY, KIMBERLY (Kimmer) - FHA (10-12), County Government Day (11), Girl's Track Student Manager (10), Band (10-12), Choir (10-12), Musical (11) GOVIER, DAN (Ho Tai) - FFA (9-11), Wrestling (9), Student Council (12), Indian Editor (12), Intramural B-Ball (12) GOVIER, JERRY (Jerr) - DECA (11-12) HAMMOND, ROGER - DECA (11-12) HANSON, DAN (Smanson) - DECA (12), B-Club Treas., Football (10-12) SWC and All-State Awards; Wrestling (10,12), State Wrestling (12), Wrestler of the Year (12), Trek (11,12) HIRSCH, DENISE (Nise) - Volleyball (10), YARC (11), Vice-Pres; Sr. Class Secretary 150 HROMAS, TERESA (Teri) - YARC (10,11) Art Club (10) HUFFAKER, DIANE (Huff) - FHA, FBLA (12), Tribe, Annual (11,12), Intramurals, Musical (11,12), Swing Choir (11,12), Choir (10-12), Band (10-12), Majorette (9), SWC Honor Choir (11,12) HUSTON, TOM - Honor Graduate, Concord (10-12), Concord Board of Directors (10-12), National Honor Society (11,12), Homecoming King Candidate, B-Club (9-12), Student Council (10-12), Student Council Vice-Pres. (11), Golf (9-12), Football (10-12), Basketball (10-12) JONES, DIANE (Di) - Sioux Club (10-12), Cheerleader (10-12), Head Cheerleader (12), Band (10-12), SWC Music Clinic (10-12), Stage Band (12), Student Council (11-12), Annual (10-12), National Honor Society, Girl's State Alternate (11), County Government Day (11) GROOMS, DALE - Spanish Club (11), DECA (11,12), Pep Club Band (10), 1st Place High School Paint Contest (12) HALOUSKA, ALAN (Coach) - Media Club (12) JONES, CARLA (C.J.) - Art Club (10-12) Treas.; FHA (10-11), FBL A (12) Pres.; B-Club (10-12), Annual (11-12), Tribe (10-12) Sec. (12), White Sweater Squad (12), Student Council (12), Track (9), Student Mgr. for Track (10-12), Wrestling Mat Maid (12) KASSELDER, CHRIS (Kass) - Art Club, B-Club, Football (10,11), Cross Country (12), Basketball (10-12) All Conference Hon. Mention (12), Track (10-12), National Honor Society, Stage Band KENNEDY, BARB (Ba Ba) - FBL A Secretary (12), FHA (11), Spanish Club (11), B-Club (12), Annual (10-12), Sioux Club (10-12), National Honor Society, Band (9-12), Pep Band (9-12), Stage Band (10-12), Speech Team Concord (10-12), Concord Board (12), SWC Band (11-12), KENNEDY, RANDY (White Phantom) - Art Club, FFA, Basketball (9-10), Track (10-11) LINDER, REBECCA (Becky) Student Council (9), Pep Club (9), YARC (9-11), Spanish Club (11), Volleyball (9), Intramurals (11-12), Band (9-11) MATTOX, JACK (Max) - Cross Country, Track (10-12) MAUGHAN, CURTIS (Maughantrose) - DECA (11-12) MILLER, ALBERTA (Bert) - Media Club (11-12), Tribe (10-12), FBL A (12), Student Council (10-12), YARC (10-11), Intramurals (11-12), Band (10-12), SWC Music Clinic (12), Cheerleader (10-12) MILL SAP, KRISTI (Kris) - Pep Club (9-12) Sec. and Pres.; B-Club (10-12), FBL A Vice-Pres. (12), Volleyball (9-12) Hon. Mention SWC 2nd Team, Basketball (10-12), Track Student Manager, Band (9-12) Pres.; National Honor Society NELSON, KERI ( Kerr ) FHA (10-12) Pres. (12) Vice-Pres. (11); B-Club (11-12) Vice-Pres. (12); Spanish Club (12), Tribe (11-12), Volleyball (10-12), Choir (9-12), Girl's Group (10), Swing Choir (11-12), Musical (11-12), SWC Music (10-12), School Play (12) NOVA, DAVID (Keith F.N.) - Art Club (9-12), Concord (9-12), KBOW (12), Media Club (9-12), B-Club (11-12), Indian (11), Football (9,10), Basketball (9,10,12), Golf (10-12) O'BRIEN, TIM (O'B) Football OATMAN, TAMMY (Bam) - FHA (9-11), Annual (11-12), FBL A (12), Art Club (10-12) V.Pres (12), FFA (12), Tribe (9-12), Track (9), Intramurals (11-12), Chantleader (12), FFA State Convention (12) OLSON, BRENT (Red Bird) - FFA (10-12) Treas. (11) Pres. (12), Wrestling (10-12), FFA Sweetheart King, FFA State Farmer PEDERSEN, KIRK (Pete) - Student Council (9-12), Spanish Club (11-12) Historian, V-Pres; Art Club (9-12) Sec.; Basketball (9,10), Football (9), Golf (10,11), Intramurals (12), Concord (9,10), Band (9) PETERSON, BRAD (Pete) - B-Club, Jr. Class Pres., Sr. Class Pres., Football (10-12) All-Conference (12), Basketball (10-12) All-Conference Hon. Mention (11) All-Conference (12); Track POLAND, STEVE (Mao) - FFA (10-12), DECA (11-12), Football POWERS, TAMMY (Tam) - DECA (11-12), FHA (10- 11) , Intramurals (11,12), Choir (11,12) PRACHT, KATHY (Kath) - Student Council V-Pres. (12), B-Club, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Harvest of Harmony Queen Candidate (12), Cheerleader (10- 12) , Student Council Sec. Treas. (11), FBLA (12), FHA, Band (10-12), Intramurals (11,12) PRENTICE, ESTHER - DECA (12) RICE, RUSSELL - FFA (10,12), B-Club (10-12) Vice- 151 Pres (12), Football (10-12), Wrestling (10-12), State Wrestling Tournament (12) SARGENT, JODY (Sarge) - DECA (11,12) Reporter (11) Treas (12); CONCORD (9-12), KBOW (11-12), FFA (9), DECA SLC 2nd place Advertising (12) SCHALL, JACKIE (Jack) - Student Council (11-12) Sec. Treas. (12), Cheerleader (9-12), Tribe (9-12), Concord (12), Annual (10-12), County Government Day, Band (9-12), Stage Band (11-12), National Honor Society, Basketball (10), SWC Music Clinic (12), Candy Striper (10) SCOTT, KELLI Pep Club (10-11), Indian Ass't Editor (12) , FHA (11), Annual (11-12) SCOTT, STEVE - Art Club (11-12), B-Club (9-12), Basketball (10-12), Track (9-12), Cross Country (10-12) SEEVERS, JOANNA (Jo) - FBLA (12), Annual (12), FFA (10-12), YARC (10-11), FHA (9,12), Volleyball (10), Intramurals (11-12), 1st Runnerup FFA FHA Sweetheart Dance (12), SHAW, DAN (Steeley) - FFA SHEA, JEFF (Shea) - B-Club, Sr. Class V-Pres., B-Club Sec. (12), Football (9-12) 1st Team SWC (12) All-State Hon. Mention; Intramurals (10-12) SKILLETT, SHERRI (Duck) - Tribe (10-12), CONCORD (10-12), Girl's Track (9,10), Basketball (10), Intramurals (9,11), Band (9-12), Choir (9) SMITH, DAN (Smitty) - DECA (11-12), Spanish Club (10-11))), CONCORD (10-11) SMITH, RON (Arpie) - FFA Secretary and V-Pres., B-Club, Art Club, Wrestling, Speech Team, School Play (12) STAMP, JULIE (Pinkie) - DECA (11-12) Pres. (12), FBL A (12), FHA (10-11), Intramurals, Choir (12), Student Representative for Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee STEWART, RICK (Stew) - DECA (12), Intramurals (10-12) SUMMER, JIM (Rio Kid) - DECA (12), Media Club (12) TURNER, JOE (Crash) - DECA (12), Intramurals, DECA SLC 1st place General Merchandising Operations TROXEL, JOHN Football, Intramurals WOODWARD, KIM - FFA (10-12), Wrestling, Football (10), Band (9-12), Stage Band WOODWARD, MARK (Woody) - FFA (9-12) WRIGHT, ROSE (Sweet Pea) - DECA (12), Sioux Club, YANTZIE, LORI (Lor) - FBL A (12) ZOERB, DEAN - FFA, Football (10-12) All-Conference Back and Kicker, All-Conference MVP, All-State Back; Stage Band, Swing Choir, Choir, Band, SWC Music Clinic (12), Track (10-12) 152 BAKER STUDIO LOTS OF CHEER FROM US TO YOU! m CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 7B 153 Good Luck Seniors of '78! KCNI Keeping Central Nebraska Informed NEBRASKA STATE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Broken Bow, Nebraska Your Wide Awake Bank Phone 872-2466 Member F.D.I.C. CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR! 154 CUSTER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN of Broken Bow We Pay the Highest Possible Rates Allowed by Law B-D BECTON, DICKINSON AND CO. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1978 155 BROKEN BOW PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Loans to Farmers and Stockmen Phone 872-2461 FOR ALL YOUR CLOTHING NEEDS SHOP DOTY’S CLOTHING STORE 424 South 8th Ave. BEST WISHES SENIORS DITTMER JEWELRY LSW TIRE SERVICE, INC. 202 South 9th Broken Bow, Ne. Firestone Headquarters Your Safety is Our Business Phone 872-5151 East side of Square J EMBEfL Broken Bow, Ne. r JERRY DITfMER Registered Jeweler 1 ) Vv vj HERB SMETS 156 COOPERATIVE Sears SEARS CATALOG STORE Good Luck Class of 78' Phone 872-2431 MANAGER-GILES WARREN MARKETING ASSOCIATION (coop) Petroleum feed, Fertilizer, Chemicals Farm products Broken Bow Nebr. Phone 872-6801 'Congratulations Seniors' Best of Luck to the Seniors Good Luck to Class of 78 REST HAVEN MANOR CENTRAL NEBRASKA Broken Bow, Nebr. 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Phone 672-2138 ANTIQUE ATTIC Antiques-Collectables-Junque We BUY and SELL BOOKS FAMILY 644 South E Broken Bow, Nebraska CUSTER FEDRAL SAVINGS AND LOAN of Broken Bow We pay the Highest Possible Rates Allowed by Law BOOKS LUMBER COMPANY Of Broken Bow, Nebraska Congratulations To the 1978 Graduating Class ACE vA HARDWARE = West Side Of Square Dick Foote, Manager Congratulations Seniors ARROW CAR WASH Automatic Self-Service DALE AND GRACE ANDERSEN Broken Bow, Nebraska Congratulations Seniors from FEDERAL LAND BANK Broken Bow, Nebraska BIRNIE AND YANTZIE LIVESTOCK SALES AND SERVICE Box 223 East Hwy. 2 Broken Bow, NE COUNTRYSIDE MOBILE HOMES East Hwy. 2 Broken Bow, “Nebraska Gary Nekuda 872-2398 Congratulations Seniors GOOD LUCK SENIORS OF '78! TED’S INSULATION 335 South K. Broken Bow America’s largest network of foam insulatnm specialists FRANSSEN WELDING JIM FRANSSEN Box 236 Broken Bow, Nebraska GOOD LUCK SENIORS! GOVIER BROTHERS MORTUARY CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Phone 872-2424 542 South 9th Street Broken Bow, NE J. C. PENNEYS East side of the square Broken Bow WE KNOW WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR CENTRAL NEBRASKA COMMISSION CO. Central Nebr.'s Largest Auction Cattle Sales Every Saturday Located: Broken Bow, Nebraska Ronnie Woodward 872-2248 Jerry Eberle 872-5894 Tom Eberle 872-2056 Dean Briggs 872-5569 S'!' KS Broken Bow CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS CStheelers) it Congratulations to the Class of 78 TOP TUNE AMUSEMENT Home of Summit Tires East Highway 2 Broken Bow, Nebraska 68822 BOW BAKERY PLEASURE LANES CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS PEGGY AND LLOYD DYE 312 South 8th Ave. 723 East S. E. 872-2886 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 78 0 N U M E N T L BROKEN BOW, NEBRASKA 706 S.D. Street Phone 872-6468 Everything For the Farm, Home and Car. COAST TO COAST Broken Bow, Nebr. 68822 163 STONE ROOFING 940 S. J. 872-5814 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. SECURITY STATE BANK 73 YEARS IN CUSTER COUNTY F.D.I.C. BROKEN BOW, NEBRASKA HOLCOMB PHARMACY 421 S. 9 872-5231 Our Profession-Your Good Health CUSTER COUNTY FARM BUREAU 720 S.E. 872-6248 BALLER’S T.V. 324 S. 9 872-2857 164 DOTY PACKING COMPANY Retail Wholesale Meats Costom Processing Broken Bow, Nebr. Good Luck Seniors! Friendly and Courteous Service We're here to serve YOU! ON’S BOUTIQUE ONNIE CHAPIN 702 So. E roken Bow, NE 68822 WISHING YOU SUCCESS WENQUIST, INC. HALLER AVIATION BROKEN BOW CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 78 BILLS AUTO SERVICE AND SALES AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES BROKEN BOW, NEBRASKA 872 - 2464 Bill Gamble 421 South G Street Complete Auto Service LA PETITE SHOPPE We make your travels through life a little easier. WE STYLE AMERICA'S FINEST BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS Deb Govier, owner phone for an |30_intment TRAVEL CHAIN OF NEBR. Mary Linder, Owner Phone: (308) 872-5109 Broken Bow, Ne. 68822 Good Luck Seniors! 165 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from GATEWAY MOTORS VRUGHT LOUNGE SUPPER CLUB ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY ROY S PASTIME INC. BROKEN BOW. NEBRASKA 872- 362 MR. AUTOMOTIVE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS' 166 DR. RON SIMMONS MASTER CLEANERS 924 S 1 Phone 872-6494 321 S. 8th 872-5830 HOLMS INSURANCE AGENCY Good Luck to Class of 78 BROADWAY MARKET 444 S. 8th Ave. Phone 872-5821 STAAB’S APPLIANCE Best Wishes Seniors! Congratulations to the Class of 78 MOGENSEN PLUMBING LEWIS FLORAL Flower's Brighten anyones day! Phone 872-6484 BELLS BOW BOOTERIE Your Homeowned Family shoe store. Phone 872-5621 Best Wishes to the class of 78 STOCKMAN’S CAFE Best Wishes to the Class of 78 VARNEY REXALL DRUG CENTER Southeast Corner of the Square TOM EBERLE AND SONS Quarter Horses Paints Broken Bow, Nebraska Barn Phone 872-5734 Residence 872-2055 BILL MARCELLUS CO. Broken Bow Phone: 872-5766 TRIPLETT’S FURNITURE APPLIANCE Broken Bow, NE. 872-2436 Steve Holcomb: Owner Good Luck Seniors! Good Luck Seniors! CHAPIN’S DECORATING CENTER Broken Bow HOLCOMB AGENCY Don Holcomb Insurance-Loans-Realtor Phone 872-5261 ACHE AND PAIN Men and women's Hair cutting and styling North side of the Square HOME REPAIR SERVICE Paul or Phyllis Province 1333 North-G Street Broken Bow, Nebr. 68822 ARROW AVIATION BILL WILLIAMS WHITEHEAD’S WATCH SHOP LAVONNES BEAUTY SALON 530 South C Ave. Congratulations Seniors 436 S. 8th Ave. East side of square Phone 872-6331 MAC’S REPAIR L. D. McAlevy COOKSLEY FORD East Highway 2 Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone 872-6488 CENTRAL NEBRASKA DRUG LEIGHS BARBER SHOP 810 South E. Phone 872-6475 308 S. 8th Ave. Phone 872-5977 Best Wishes to the PROVINCE PLUMBING Class of 78 JAMES (JIM) E. PEISTER Wes Province 422 S. C Street DEEP WELL TURBINE PUMP THE CINDERELLA SHOP Best of Luck to the Class of ■ SARGENT 78 Owner: Pat Dean Box 627 Broken Bow. Nebraska 68822 Congratulations Seniors SANDHILLS IMPLIMENT OF BROKEN BOW GOODYEAR NEBRASKALAND TIRE INC. East Hwy. 2 Broken Bow, Nebraska PH. 87 -6459 Grom le4 Broken Bow GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '78! A Bruce Evely White The One Stop Store m Happiness Is . . . being young and in school. We will always remember and treasure Broken Bow High School, our friends, successes, and good times. The 1977-78 school year has been a memorable one and a step to maturity. Editor: Penney Goodner Co-Editor: Tammy O'Brien Sports: Pam Buckendorf Business: JaNell Oaum Advisor: Dave Pierceall 170