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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1982 volume:

2 We, the Warrior staff are pleased to present the students and faculty of Broken Bow High School with the 1982 Warrior. The purpose of a yearbook is to serve as a record of the events and happenings throughout the school year. We hope that as you examine the pages of the Warrior special moments will be brought to mind. Friendships, ball games, club activities and important events are just a few of the memories we have attempted to preserve with in the Warrior pages. Laugh with, cry with, but most of all remember with the 1982 Warrior. 3 4 5 6 Board of Education Superintendent Dr. Donald Vanderheiden 1 R. R. Simmons, DDS . . President Gerald Sloggett ... Vice Pres R. C. McMeen, RPT . Secretary Joyce Larsen ..........Treasurer Jim Girardin A. L. Jones, DVM Junior High Principal Louis Stithem Jerry Beekman • Indust. Arts Barb Bloemker • Speech and Spanish Nancy Briggs - Jr. High Librarian Rich Chalupa - Agriculture Marilyn Chalupa • Business Beatrice Cosner • Special Ed. Florence Cox - Counselor Nick Dean - Business Gretchen Gallentine - Home Economics James Ingram • Sciences Jim Jensen - Math Nerine Kleeb - Special Ed. Virgil Korte - Math Pat Loomer - Art Bill Reichert - Band Wes Reichenberg - Indust. Arts Pat Russell - P.E. Darrel Sybrant - Sciences Louise Stutzman - English Gary Wright - Soc. Studies 9 Don Davis • Eng., Speech and loum. Gerald Anson - Math Bill Blackburn • Soc. Studies Eileen Muller • Home Economics John Sweenie - Counselor Wendell McConnaha - Principal Mr. Dean and Mrs. Chalupa • the best dressed teachers Coach Green tries to walk around the eggs? Mrs. Bloemker cnes when her eight Spanish IV students hand her their class drop sheets. Not good enough to suit Chef McConnaha • so off it goes! Faculty Not Pictured Pat Bomberger - Special Ed. Joe Cupl - Special Ed. Gerrit Hamblin • Soc. Studies Dennis Jones - Sr. High Librarian Vicki Mackenstadt - English Now watch how Chef Stithem applies the marshmallow to the mud pie Lloyd Roberts • Soc. Studies Bob Seeger - Science Helen See vers - Sr. High Librarian 11 12 ra ry It « ?ar 14 15 Seniors Grace Albracht Bill Beavers Jeanie Beavers Ken Bems Richard Bionda Bonnie Birney Polly Blackburn Tricia Bloemker 17 18 Nora Burke Todd Cherry Mike Christensen Crystal Collins Michelle Cosgrove Teresa Crouch Angie Cumpston Margaret Devine Julie Ditson Lori Doty Debbie Ducker Kristi Eberle Heidi Foote Penny Fox James Gibson Beth Gockley 19 Carolyn Goodner Connie Goodner Eldon Grantzinger Randy Grimes Anna Harmon Lana Harrell Mike Haumont Rick Hawks 20 Brad Holcomb Doug Jones Julie Joyce Jeff Klinkman Don Knee Janna Land Gregg Landkamer Todd Leggett 21 22 Glen Leverington Pat Lindner Carla Mattox Jamie Mattox Debbie Millsap Sherri Myers John Norden Cathy Nozicka Clint Nozicka Lesa Oatman Cindy Olson Kent Olson Bill Owen 23 Laura Pierson Randy Pinkston Jeff Poland 24 Lenora Pracht Doug Rasmussen Rod Rapp Robyn Reinhard Stacy Riggs Tami Roessler Tammy Sargent Monte Scofield Tammy Shears Yoko Shinbo Holly Skillett Russ Smith Angie Speer Brad Spencer John Sweenie Debbie Thomas 25 CTtONARY FORM y rru nftcd + or MiH.tr intrirt r or %� %• � «« r _ p| ,(Jt A, | M� � � Juniors Eva Adams Pam Barker Sheli Barrett Darlene Barta Dianna Barta Holly Brunken Dave Burdick Shawn Burke Tony Carroll 29 Lisa Catlett Debbie Clarke Mike Codr Tony Cosgrove Chuck Davis David Dean 30 Denise Deaver Denise Dietz Bret DeManche Rocky Dockweiler Karen Eacker Mark Eggleston Teresa Ferguson Robert Gendrolis Stuart Gilbertson Steve Gobel Gretchen Gockley Kara Golden Shelly Gottschalk 31 Brad Gunther Bob Hall Jimmy Hammond i 32 Stacy Haumont Kevin Hill Mike Holcomb Scot Holcomb Kristi Horn wmm Robbie Hunter Casey Jones Gene Kensell Jo Keyser Sylvie Kleeb Gayle Leek Sheila Linder Teri Linville 33 Beth Lonowski David Mack Angie Magee Tami Moffett Lisa Moore Doug Munnell Don Nelson Eric Nelson 34 Rhonda Nichols Dave Noel Susan Ray David Russell Julie Sammons Jacque Shea Tim Smith Kris Staab 35 Bob Stamp Brad Stithem Julie Varney Donna Wehling Mike Williams Lona Winder Stephanie Yantzie Pam Young 36 38 Sophomores Lenora Applegartn Lori Bailey Alicia Berghorst lames Bigbee Mike Bigbee Everett Broty Sheila Bullard Mick Clark 39 40 Lisa Clarke Christie Cooley Robyn Cranwell Beth Daily Cheryl Day Karen Devine Angie Dowse Tom Eberle Randy Franzen Greg Fry Tim Gaasch Marie Gibson Teresa Gilbertson Kirk Gottschalk Ken Griffith Gerald Grooms 41 42 Jerry Haines Dave Hendrickson Mark Hendrickson Lee Jacobsen Gregg Jones Mark Kearns Bert Kennedy Tracy Kieborz Tad Leggett Christie Leibhart Stephanie McMeen Melanie Majors Terry Mason 43 Lori Miller Ron Miller Eddie Millsap Scot McCullough Frank Murphy Bill Nelson Joe Nelson June Nelson Kenda Nelson Cliff Norden Brett Oltman 44 Kelli Parker Mike Peace Annie Peister Sheila Peister Tammi Peterson Gerald Pimie Jolene Pimie lay Poland 45 Lowell Poland Donna Porter Bonnie Pracht 46 Connie Pracht Kyle Rapp Alison Ray Dan Riggs Teresa Roessler Jodi Russell I ere Schweitzer Cindy Schufeldt Snane Stark Billy Summers Scott Taubenheim Ann Troxel Randy Vanderheiden 47 48 Tracy VanHorn Val Warren Corrina Wells Michelle Wells Christie Winbolt Cindy Wolford Darcy Ziegler Juli Zlomke Freshmen Rod Baillie Brad Ballenger Paula Barrow Lorraine Barta Marty Baxter Stacy Baxter Linda Bigbee Kent Bimie Michelle Bjomen Barb Briggs Brett Brunken David Burke let! Chilewski Jennifer Craig Mike Cumpston Kelly Davis Debbie Dietz John Dockweiler Laura Drake Greg Dunkle Marcia Eberle Julie Edwards Stephanie Fenton Joann Finney 51 Patty Franzen Carl French Jill Gamble Aaron Gilbertson left Girardin David Gobel Jody Goodner Todd Graham Gary Grantzinger Mark Griffith Mark Grimes Christie Hall Larry Harrold LeeAnn Heflebower Kenny Hill Randy Howard Angie Huhman Monica Hurlbert David Jones Pam Jones Candy Kaiser Brent Kamp Kay Kaps Kim Kirby 52 Debbie Klinkman Rick Kuyper lay Landkamer Mark Linville Richard Logan Lance Miller Brenda Mohler Lori Muhlbach Shelly Nichols Dixie Neilsen John Noel Karen Olson Mark Ostrander Jeff Pearson Jeff Peterson Teresa Pracht Eddie Price Eric Reinhard Darrel Scott Rick Smith Vanessa Spencer Todd Sorensen K.C. Stumpff Travis Trotter 53 Paula Wenquist Mark Whitney Sheri Whiteman Danny Wilson Nick Winchester Frank Winder Betty Wilford Mitch Wright 54 Eighth Grade Tim Baillie Kevin Bayne Jody Bemeri Brent Bollwitt Dana Breiner Julie Burnett David Carroll Bill Christen Tracey Clutter Tanya Coffman Jeanne Connely Andrea DeManche Stephanie Dietz Robbie Eacker Brian Eberle Ann Ellis Tad Finney Jim Gallentine Mike Gendrolis Brenda Gottschalk Rich Gubser Gary Haines Micki Haller Mike Heflebower 55 Lisa Holcomb Melinda Holcomb Lisa Howard Kathy Hurlbert Brenda Jones Debbie Kennedy Shelly Kennedy Scott Kratzer Gary Leek Mark Leggett Danny Leverington Mike Martin Jeff Mattox Scott McConnaha Stephanie Meston Dean Miller Chris Mills John Murphy Bill Nelson Troy Nelson Scott Nielsen Shanna Oldson Kea Oltman Dusty Parker Carolyn Pelster Mark Petersen Justin Province Bob Ramsdell Tim Roessler Janie Sammons NO PHOTO AVAILABLE NO PHOTO AVAILABLE SORRY, NO PHOTO V T L t 56 Seventh Grade Jerod Beck Jason Beiders Melinda Bjomson Chad Breiner Tina Brott Addy Chapin Randal Daily Rusty Davis Kathy Ditson Sean Downey Mark Dowse Todd Fenton Bob Fitzpatrick Stuart Fox Suzanne Franssen Trevor Graham Tom Griffith Randy Griebel Alnetta Hansen Gene Hendricks Scott Horine Kathy Huhman Robert Hunter Julie Jacobsen 58 Gregg Johnson Cindy Kaiser Rick kensell Jodi Korth Brent Kuenning Ginger L and Jeff Martin David Melville Scott Meyer Beth Mitchell Tami Mohler Lisa Muhlbach Cathy Murphy Randy Nielson Teddy Norden Cindy Nozicka Bryan Oxford Misti Parker Mike Pearson Charles Prentice Wendy Province Chad Schall Kevin Seevers Heidi Shaw 59 PHOTO Not Available Yvonne Slingsby Matt Snyder Chip Stumpfl Kevin Thompson 60 ATHLETICS New Coach Sparks Enthusiasm Beat 'em, Bust 'em that's our custom! It was a familiar cry down the halls of BBHS during the '81 football season. New head coach Bob Green brought about some drastic changes; enthusiasm stretched beyond the goal line and team spirit skyrocketed! Bob Hall and Brad Gunther were named to the SWC First Team and John Norden, Mike Holcomb and Tim Smith earned slots in the Honorable Mention Team. Team captains were James Gibson and John Norden. Despite the 1-8 record the Indians definately deserve an A + for effort! Football coaches (1-r): Head coach Bob Green. Assistants- Nick Dean. Lloyd Roberts and Jim Jensen. Players (1-r): Coach Green, Ed Wheling, Mike Haumont, John Norden, Mike Christensen, Russ Smith, James Gibson, Brad Holcomb, Eldon Grantzinger, Bill Beavers, Rick Hawks, Bill Owen, Coach Jensen Second row (1-r): Brad Stithem, Dave Burdick, Bob Hall, Stuart Gilbertson, Rocky Dockweiler, Mike Holcomb, Eric Nelson, Chuck Davis, Shawn Burke, Bob Stamp, Scot Holcomb Third row (1-r): Brad Gunther. Tim Smith, Mike Peace, Danny Riggs. Kevin Hill, Mark Kearns, Brett Oltman, Mick Clark, Scott Taubenheim, Scott McCullough, Greg Jones Back row (1-r): Coach Roberts, Coach Dean, Todd Cherry, Todd Sorensen, Bill Nelson, Kirk Gottschalk, Lee Jacobsen, Jerry Haines, Randy Vanderheiden, Tom Eberle, Everett Brott Brad Holcomb, Bow's leading tackier, takes a break with Russ Smith. Brad Gunther, SWC First Team punter. John Norden was named to the SWC Honorable Mention Team. Coach Green and Tim Smith discuss the next play. Volleyball Girls Go To State! The 1981 volleyball season was an explosion of excitement! Ability, hard work and determination lead the Indians to state under the outstanding coaching of Mary lo Morris and Mick Patch. Despite the tremendous effort put forth, Columbus Lakeview eliminated the ladies from the tournament in game 2. A few tears fell, but spirits were lifted again when Lori Doty made All-State Second Team and Stacy Towns received Honorable Mention. Earlier in the season Lori and Stacy made SWC First Team, Tammy Shears made Second Team, and Robyn Reinhard, Angie Cumpston and Penny Fox received Honorable Mention. Team Captains were Lori Doty and Tammy Shears. Volleyball Coaches: Mick Patch-Assistant Coach and Mary Jo Morris Head Coach A Players (1-R): Cindy Schuteldt, Kenda Nelson. Tammy Thompson, Sherri Myers, Steph McMeen, Annie Peister, Lesa Oatman, Stacy Towns, Tammy Shears, Jeanie Beavers, Grace Albracht, Angie Cumpston, Karen Eacker, Second Row (1-r): Carla Mattox, Lisa Clarke. Sheila, Lenora Applegarth, Angie Dowse, Kristi Eberle, Lisa Moore. Val Warren, Sylvie Kleeb, Eva Adams, Tami Moffett, Stephanie Yantzie, Debbie Clarke, Third row (1-r): Coach Patch, Coach Morris, Corrina Wells, Lona Winder, Denise Deaver, Darcy Ziegler, Penny Fox, Jacque Shea, Lori Doty, Robyn Reinhard, Shelley Gottschalk, Karen Devine, Holly Brunken, Cheryl Day, Donna Wehling, Angie Magee. 64 Getting up for the game with “Shoe Shine Boy!” Another one of Angie’s supurb sets. What flavor will this one be Penny? An ace block for Tammy 15-4 15-7 15-6 15-10 15-10 15-12 15-10 9-15 15-12 15-11 15-6 16-14 12‘15 15-8 15-10 15-5 4-15 65 DISTRICTS: BOW vs. Ord ISO BOW vs. Albion 15-12 BOW vs. O'Neil 15-3 STATE: BOW vs. Firth Norris 15-9 BOW vs. Columbus Lake 2-15 R.S.K.A., Teamwork all the way! BOW vs. Gothenburg 1S12 BOW vs. Anselmo-Mema 1S1 BOW vs. Loup City 15-5 BOW vs. Lexington 17-15 BOW vs. Cozad 15-4 BOW vs. Ainsworth 1S10 BOW vs. Minden 15-4 BOW vs. OGALLALA 11-15 BOW vs. Ord 15-11 BOW vs. Holdrege 15-4 BOW vs. Gothenburg 15-1 Boys Varsity Basketball The Boys Basketball team (1 to r) front row: Terry Mason, Jamie Mattox, Lee Jacobsen, Rick Hawks, Mike Williams and Brad Stithem. Back Row: Tim Smith, Dave Noel, Ken Griffith, Dave Burdick. Randy Vanderheiden, Brad Gunther, John Sweenie, Gerald Pimie, Mike Peace, Mike Holcomb. Joe Nelson, Bert Kennedy and John Norden. Returning lettermen 0 to r): John Norden, Mike Holcomb, Brad Stithem, John Sweenie, James Gibson. Brad Gunther and Tim Smith. The boys finished with a 1-15 record, which was an improvement over the previous season. The team was a young one having only three seniors. They were successful in the fact that they improved every game, and moved out of the conference cellar for the first time in three years. The players always tried hard and were competitive at all times, which was a positive reflection on the players, the school and coaches. Brok ten Broken Broken Broken Broken Broken Broken Broken Broken Broken Broken Broken Ha | Broken t I Broken . PATS F '1 )W vs. Bow vs. Bow vs AINSWORTH Bow vs. LEXINGTON Bow vs. HOLDREGE Bow vs. WOOD RIVER Bow vs. Gothenburg Bow vs. COZAD Bow vs. LOUP CITY Bow vs. G. I. CENTRAL CATHOLIC Bow vs. OGALLALA Bow vs. BURWELL Bow vs. COZAD Bow vs. MINDEN Bow vs. GOTHENBURG Districts Bow vs. AINSWORTH 48- 71 43- 66 44- 75 49- 59 47-79 35-64 55-46 34-77 45- 64 34-68 67 It's Great To Be A Winner! The Broken Bow Girls Basketball team had its best season ever. They were 11 -6 and finished second in the Southwest Conference. At 10-1 they were rated 9th in the state. Four of the six losses were by two points or less and the final one of the year was a two point loss to Albion, the eventual state qualifier from the District. Achieving individual honors were Stacy Towns: All-State and All SWC first team, Lori Doty: honorable mention All-State and All SWC first team and Tammy Shears: honorable mention All SWC. Coach Dean Team members (I lo r) front row: Angie Cumpston, Stacy Towns, Tammy Shears, Lori Doty, Michelle Cosgrove, Connie Goodner and Carla Mattox. Back Row: Coach Dean, Julie Varney, Jacque Shea, Val Warren, Angie Dowse, Steph Yantzie, Ann Peister, Sylvie Kleeb, Christie Leibhart. Tami Moflett, Lisa Clarke, Eva Adams, Julie Sammons, Jo Keyser and Coach Morris. 66 Returning Senior Lettermen Q to r) front row: Stacy Towns, Angie , 0 Cumpston and Tammy Shears. Back row: Carla Mattox, Michelle e gir s w s e 9ame P an Cosgrove, Lori Doty and Stacy shows her All-State form. Goodner. Season Record Broken Bow VS. BROKEN BOW vs. BROKEN BOW vs. BROKEN BOW vs. BROKEN BOW vs. BROKEN BOW vs. Broken Bow vs. BROKEN BOW vs. BROKEN BOW vs. BROKEN BOW vs. Broken Bow vs. BROKEN BOW vs. Broken Bow vs. Broken Bow vs. BROKEN BOW vs. DISTRICTS BROKEN BOW vs. Broken Bow vs. AINSWORTH 49-51 N.P. St. Pats 45-28 Centura 44-31 Sargent 55-31 Holdrege 62-43 Gothenburg 41-33 BURWELL 32-43 Cozad 54-33 Ogallala 59-49 Loup City 51-28 LEXINGTON 54-55 OT Cozad 55-40 ORD 43-53 MINDEN 44-45 Gothenburg 47-45 OT St. Paul 42-34 ALBION 32-33 Shears eyes the basket. 69 Another of Doty's swishes? Another one about to bite the dust? Cosgrove out jumps her opponent. Bow Wrestlers Place At State The 1981-82 Broken Bow Wrestling Team experienced another good year. After a slow start at the Broken Bow Invitational the Indians steadily improved. The varsity team brought home their sixth straight trophy from Burwell and finished strong in the Southwest Conference. The reserves had a fine year and won the Broken Bow Reserve Invitational for the third straight year. This year both Rocky Dockweiler and Stuart Gilbertson placed in the state tournament. Rocky finished the season at 24-7 with a third place finish at Lincoln. Stuart was 24-9 and placed sixth. Broken Bow had five place winners at District. Rocky and Stuart — 4th, Travis Trotter — 5th, Bob Hall and Brad Holcomb — 6th. Conference place winners; Rocky, Stuart and Dave Mack — 2nd, Bob, Brad, Tony Carroll, Bill Owen and Todd Leggett — 3rd and Brett Oltman — 4th. A coach's work is never done Pep Talk Time Team members (1 to r) front row: Micky Clark, Lance Miller, Dave Mack, Tony Carroll, Tad Leggett, Carl French, Mitch Wright, Mike Cumpston, Jeff Peterson, Travis Trotter, and Todd Grahm. Second row: James Bigbee, Rocky Dockweiler, John Noel, Danny Riggs, Brett Oltman, Rod Baillie, Bill Owen, Kent Olson, Kyle Rapp and John Dockweiler. Third row: Coach Reichenberg, Gregg Jones. Shawn Burke, Bill Nelson, Kevin Hill, Bob Hall, Stuart Gilbertson, Eldon Grantzinger, Brad Holcomb, Bill Beavers and Coach Patch. The powerful force of Gilbertson leaves little chance for an opponent's A job well done, Brad, victory. 71 Cross Country Teams Go To State The 1981-82 Cross Country team enjoyed one of its most successful seasons in recent years. The team started off in the heat of August with two-a-day workouts and ended in the chill of October when participating in the state meet. John Sweenie was the top individual scorer. He was a decisive winner in the district meet finishing far ahead of the pack. A girls team was something new to BBHS. Senior Janna Land and sophomore Ann Troxel made up the new team and did well for their first year. The whole cross country team gualified for the state meet finishing thirteenth in class B. Coach Mark Russet] Team members (1 to r) front row: Shane Stark, Terry Mason, Jamie Mattox, Kenny Hill, Janna Land and Ann Troxel. Back row: Coach Russell, Richard Logan, Gregg Landkamer, Brad Spencer, John Sweenie, David Russell and Jay Landkamer. Varsity Golf First year coaching by Jim Hibbler left a big impact on the 1982 golf team. Coach Hibbler seemed pleased with the effort his team put forth, in a year marked with bad weather. Senior Rick Hawks played consistent golf to lead the Bow team in stroke average. Rick was followed closely by Dave Mack and Mike Williams with Jamie Mattox and Doug Munnell rounding out the varsity five. A pleasant surprise this year was Japanese exchange student Yoko Shinbo. Although Yoko knew nothing of the game of golf before she began the season, she learned quickly. Rick shows the style that won him top team honors. Ooll team members (1 to r) front row: Doug Munnell, Jamie Mattox, Rick Hawks. Dave Mack and Mike Williams. Back row: David Dean, Bert Kennedy. Darla Mattox and Yoko Sninbo. 13 Boys Track The 1982 track season started in a snowstorm at Burwell and ended in a rain drenched state meet in Omaha. In spite ot the poor weather, the track squad made steady improvement throughout the season. John Sweenie, the Seth Best award winner, was the high scorer on the team. The squad was the youngest in many years and should be greatly improved by the 1983 season. Boys Track Team (1 to r) front row: John Noel, Brad Ballenger, Todd Graham. Rod Baillie, Mark Griffith, Kenny Hill, and Jeff Peareon. Middle: Coach Mark Russell. Jeff Girardon, Brad Gunther. Gerald Pimie. Randy Vanderheiden, Ken Griffith, Bob Hall, Richard Logan. Frank Winder, Bill Nelson and Coach Virgil Korte. Back row: Scott McCullough, Mike Cumpston, Brad Stithem, Lance Miller, Terry Mason. Kevin Hill. Ed Wehling, Gregg Landkamer and John Sweenie. Weight team: Frank Winder, Brad Gunther. Ed Wehling, Bob Hall and Bill Nelson. Hurdlers: Lance Miller and Jeff Girardin. Long distance (1 to r) front: John Sweenie, Randy Vanderheiden. Kenny Hill and Todd Graham. Back Hurdlers: Ken Griffith and Gerald Pimie. row: Kevin Hill, Gregg Landkamer. Terry Mason and Richard Logan. 74 Mile relay (1 to r): Scott McCullough, Jeff Girardin, John Noel and Todd Graham. 440 relay (1 to r): Brad Stithem, Brad Gunther, Gerald Pimie and Brad Ballenger. Two mile relay (1 to r): Randy Vanderheiden, John Sweenie, Gregg I-andkamer and Terry Mason. Pole Vault: Mike Cumpston Sprinters (1 to r) Front row: Lance Miller, Todd Graham and Mark Griffith. Back row: Brad Gunther, Brad Stithem, Brad Ballenger and Gregg Landkamer. Field Events (1 to r) front row: Brad Stithem and I-ance Miller. Middle: Jeff Pearson, Scott McCullough and Rod Baillie. Back row: Ken Griffith, Gerald Pimie and Mike Cumpston. 75 Girl's Track State qualifiers (1 to r) Ann Troxel. Val Warren and Angie Dowse The girls track team started with 23 girls at the beginning of the season and ended with 17. The squad was small but had good quality. 14 of the 17 girls were sophomores and freshmen. Three girls set new school records and qualified for the state track meet. Angie Dowse set a new school record in the long jump by jumping 17' 4 3 a and qualified for state in this event. Val Warren set a new school record in the 100 yard dash by running 11.55. Val also qualified for state in the 200 meter dash. Ann Troxel tied the school record in the 80 yard hurdles by running 11.1 and set a new record in the 100 meter hurdles by running 15.5. Ann qualified for the state meet and finished sixth. Girl's Track Team (1 to r) front row: Janna Land, Laura Drake, Tami Moffett, Angie Dowse, Barb Briggs and Kenda Nelson. Second row: Student manager Echo Williams, Crystal Collins, Lisa Clarke, Val Warren, Dixie Nielson, Cindy Wolford and Debbie Clarke, Student manager. Back row: Debbie Dietz. Joann Finney, Alison Osborne, Judy Goodner, Marcia Eberle and Ann Troxel. Two mile relay (t to B): Cindy Wolford, Dixie Nielson, Laura Drake and Judy Goodner. 76 440 relay (1 to r): Val Warren, Angie Dowse. Janna Land and Barb Briggs. Weight events (top to bottom): Coach Thayer. Kenda Nelson, Debbie Dietz and Debbie Clarke. Bottom: Dixie Nielson, Lisa Clarke and Crystal Collins. Distance runners (1 to r) front row: Angie Dowse, Ann Troxel, Marcia Eberle and Laura Coaches Briggs, Sybrant and Thayer Drake. Back Row: Cindy Wolford, Joann Finney, Judy Goodner and Dixie Nielson. 77 Junior High Football Freshmen 0 to r) front: Larry Harrold, Travis Trotter, Kent Birnie, Todd Sorenson, Carl French, Tony Wright, and Nick Winchester Second row: Mark Linville, Mike Cumpston, Brett Brunken, David Burke, Mitch Wright and John Dockweiler. Third row: Gary Grantzinger, Greg Dunkle, Frank Winder, Eric Reinhard, Jeff Girardin, Rod Baillie, and Loanee Miller. Fourth row: Coach Hibbler, Brad Ballenger, Marty Baxter, and John Noel. Eighth Graders (1 to r) front: Tim Roessler, Brian Eberle, Bill Nelson, Jeff Schall, Chris Snurr, Scott Kratzer, Tim Baillie, and Scott Nielson. Second row: Justin Province, Mike Heflebower, Mark Petersen, James Gallentine, Dan Leverington, Jody Bemert, Troy Nelson and Brent Bollwitt. Third row: Bill Christen, David Carroll, Dean Miller, Mike Gendrolis, Scott Varney and Coach Anson Seventh Graders (1 to r) front: Jason Beiders, Mark Dowse, Chad Schall and Coach Jones. Second row: Randy Nielson, Todd Fenton. Scott Young. Mike Pearson and Jerod Beck. Third row: Max Trotter, Chad Breiner, Matt Snyder and Kevin Seevers. Fourth row: Charlie Eaker, Tom Griffith, Rusty Davis. Sean Downey and David Melville. Junior High Volleyball Seventh and Eighth grade team (1 to r) front row: Tami Witt, Suzanne Franssen, Ginger Land, Julie Jacobsen. Alnetta Hansen. Middle row: Brenda Gottschalk, Lisa Spanel. Becky Winbolt. Addy Chapin and Jeanne Connely. Back Row: Julie Burnett, Carla Wells, Kea Oltman, Carolyn Pelster, Tracey Clutter and Andrea DeManche. Freshman team: (1 to r) front row: K. C. Stumpff, Stephanie Fenton, Barb Briggs, Kelly Davis, Shen Whiteman, Jill Gamble. Kay Kaps and Michelle Bjomson. Back row: Student managers Karen Olson, LeeAnn Heflebower, Dixie Nielson, Marcia Eberle, Debbie Dietz, Judy Goodner, Christie Hall, Teresa Pracht and Coach Vicki Mackenstadt. 79 Junior High Boys Basketball Freshman team: (1 to r) front: Brad Ballenger, Marty Baxter, Mark Griffith, Rick Smith, Todd Sorenson and Coach Jones. Back row: Jay Landkamer. David Burke, Jeff Girardin. Kent Bimie, Jeff Pearson and Mark Ostrander. Seventh and Eighth grade team (1 to r) front: Jeff Martin, Mike Pearson. Tom Griffith, Jerod Beck, Mark Dowse, Scott Varney, Matt Snyder, Brent Kuenning, Randall Daily and Randy Griebel. Second row: Chad Schall, Gene Hendricks. Doug Yantzie, Chad Bnener. Bob Fitzpatrick. Randy Nielson, Charley Prentice, Kevin Seevers and Rusty Davis. Third row: Scott Nielson, Mike Heflebower. David Prescott, Mike Martin. James Gallentine, Chris Snurr and Coach Roberts. Fourth row: Bill Christen. Dean Miller. Scott Varney. Jeff Mattox, Justin Province. Brian Eberle and Dan Williams. 80 Junior High Girls Basketball Seventh grade team (1 to r) front: Misti Parker, Julie Jacobsen, Ginger Land, Tami Witt and Wendy Province. Back row: Alnetta Hansen. Becky Winbolt. Heidi Shaw, Suzanne Franssen and Addy Chapin. Eighth grade team (1 to r) front row: Brenda Gottschalk, Brenda Jones. Julie Burnett and Lisa Spanel. Back row: Carla Wells, Andrea DeManche, Tracey Clutter, Jeanne Connely and Carolyn Pelster. Freshman team (1 to r) front row: Judy Goodner, LeeAnn Heflebower, Marcia Eberle, Teresa Pracht and Barb Briggs. Back row: Dixie Nielson, Laura Drake and Student Manager Michelle Bjomson. 81 Junior High Wrestling Wrestling team (1 to r) front row: Sean Downey, David Melville, Scott Meyer, Mike Pearson, Chad Breiner and Randy Griebel. Second row: Kevin Seevers, Rusty Davis, Dan Williams, and Chris Snurr. Back row: Scott Nielson, Rick Gubser, James Gallentine, Troy Nelson and Justin Province. 82 Junior High Track Boys Track (1 to r) front: Jeff Martin, Mike Pearson, Tom Griffith, Trevor Graham, Mark Dowse, Scott Young, Matt Snyder, Brent Kuenning and Sean Downey. Second row: Chad Schall, Doug Yantzie, Chad Breiner, Bob Fitzpatrick, Charley Prentice, Kevin Seevers and Scott Meyer. Third row: Scott Nielson, Mike Heflebower, Dave Prescott. Mike Martin, Dusty Parker and David Melville. Back row: Jeff Mattox, Justin Province and Troy Nelson. Girls Track (1 to r) front: Tami Witt, Suzanne Franssen, Ginger L and, Julie Jacobsen, Alnetta Hansen and Angie Winder. Second row: Brenda Gottschalk. Lisa Spanel, Becky Winbolt, Addy Chapin, and Jeanne Connely. Third row: Julie Burnett, Carla Wells. Kea Oltman, Tracey Clutter and Andrea DeManche. Back row: Lisa Holcomb. Dana Breiner, Ann Ellis and Janie Sammons. 84 Art Club Paints The School Red The Art Club kept busy this year working on the junior high hall mural as a special project. They also worked on many poster projects as a community service. Posters were made for the Prairie Pioneer Center flea market, the special Olympics, and the PTA showing of Mother and Child. There was a field trip to Lincoln on May 18 to view the art work at the Sheldon Gallery and state Capitol. Later in the spring was the initiation breakfast for new members and the annual arts and crafts fair. Outstanding members were Darlene Barta and Susan Osborne. Angie Magee was named the outstanding new member. Oificers (1 to b): Penny Fox; Hist., Tresa Wiggins; Tres., Russ Smith; Sec., Lori Doty; Vice Pres., and Grace Albracht; Pres. Members (1 to r) front row; Michelle Wells, Connie Pracht, Grace Albracht, Tresa Wiggins, Tammy Shears, Tami Roessler and Jamie Mattox. Second row: Christie Leibhart, Tracy Kieborz, Cindy Wolford, Pam Young, Dianna Barta, Pam Barker, Darlene Barta, Lesa Oatman, Russ Smith, Carolyn Goodner and Greg Fry. Back row: Bonnie Pracht, Robyn Cranwell, Sheila Pelster, Teresa Roessler, Lori Doty, Robyn Reinhard, Penny Fox, Kristi Eberle, Eldon Grantzinger, Jeff Klinkman. Boys B-Club Boys B-Club Officers (1 to r) Brad Holcomb: Vice Pres.. James Gibson; President, and Mike Haumont; Secretary. The B-Club only had one major project this year and that was the annual chili feed. The club was not very active but had a good group. Boy's B-Club Members Juniors Sophomores Seniors Dave Burdick Mick Clark Bill Beavers Shawn Burke Tom Eberle Todd Cherry Tony Carroll Kirk Gottschalk Mike Christensen Chuck Davis Ken Griffith James Gibson David Dean Jerry Haines Eldon Grantzinger Rocky Dockweiler Lee Jacobsen Mike Haumont Bob Gendrolis Gregg Jones Rick Hawks Stuart Gilbertson Bert Kennedy Brad Holcomb Brad Gunther Tad Leggett Gregg Landkamer Bob Hall Terry Mason Todd Leggett Kevin Hill Scott McCullough Glen Leverington Mike Holcomb Bill Nelson Jamie Mattox Scot Holcomb Joe Nelson John Norden Casey Jones Brett Oltman Clint Nozicka Dave Mack Mike Peace Kent Olson Doug Munnell Gerald Pirnie Bill Owen Eric Nelson Kyle Rapp Jeff Poland David Russell Dan Riggs Russ Smith Tim Smith Shane Stark Brad Spencer Bob Stamp Scott Taubenheim John Sweenie Ed Wheling Kenny Hill Richard Logan Lance Miller John Noel Travis Trotter Frank Winder Brad Stithem Mike Williams Randy Vanderheiden Freshmen Rod Baillie Brad Ballenger Mike Cumpston John Dockweiler Jeff Girardin Todd Graham Mark Griffith Girls' B-Club The girls athletes began the year by electing senior Angie Cumpston as President. Angie kept the club busy with the annual soup supper and various other joint activities with the Boys' B-Club. Many new members were initiated throughout the year. Officers (l-r): Angie Cumpston; President, Lori Doty; Vice-Pres., Stacy Towns; Secretary, Tami Moffett; Treasurer Front row (l-r): Angie Dowse. Ann Troxel, Tammi Peterson, Cindy Wolford, Janna Land, Debbie Clarke. Carla Mattox. Middle row: Stacy Towns, Connie Goodner, Angie Cumpston, Eva Adams, Steph Yantzie, Tami Moffett, Stephanie McMeen. Back row: Tammy Shears, Penny Fox. Robyn Reinhard, Lori Doty, Alison Ray, Echo Willaims, and Lisa Clarke 88 Concord The number one teen-pro-duced radio show in Nebraska became the slogan of CONCORD when it originated back in 1972, and the 81-82 season carried on that tradition. An average of four students gathered at the KCNI station each Saturday morning throughout the school year to announce and engineer the live broadcasts. Each of the thirty-minute programs consisted of news and sports from the high schools in Broken Bow, Ansley, Callaway, and occasionally Sargent and An-selmo-Merna. Concord Board of Directors (1 io r): Don Davis, Tricia Bloemker, David Dean, Heidi Foote and Kara Golden. 89 Concord members (1 to r) front: Dave Mack, Kenda Nelson, Jo Pirnie and Cheryl Day. Back row: Todd Cherry, Bert Kennedy, Tricia Bloemker, Mike Williams, Lori Bailey and Sponsor Don Davis. D. E. C. A. Has School Dance The Broken Bow Chapter of the Distributive Education Clubs of America held its first school dance on December 19 after the Lexington boys basketball game. DECA also sold doughnuts this year in order to finance trips to district and state conventions. District convention was held in North Platte this year in the mall. Penny Fox, Mike Haumont, Russ Smith, Michelle Cosgrove, Laura Pierson, Lori Doty, Tami Roessler, Tammy Shears, Stacy Riggs, and Angie Cumpston attended the district convention. Nine seniors and six juniors attended the state convention in Lincoln. Laura Pierson, Mike Haumont, Russ Smith, Dave Burdick and Shelley Gottschalk all received state awards. Officers (1 to r): Penny Fox, Pres.; Tammy Shears, Sec.; Michelle Cosgrove, Vice; Russ Smith, Treas.; Angie Cumpston, Parlia. Members (1 to r) Front: Michelle Cosgrove, Darlene Barta, Robbie Hunter, Russ Smith, Karen Eacher, Scot Holcomb. Lisa Wnght. Second: Chuck Davis, Susan Ray. Gretchen Gockley, Jacque Shea, Li3a Moore, Kara Golden, Shelley Gottschalk, Donna Wehling, Laura Pierson, Julie Joyce. Third: Holly Skillet, Penny Fox, Tami Roessler. Lesa Oatman, lx ri Doty, Jeanie Beavers, Tammy Shears, Stacy Riggs, Mike Haumont, Bill Beavers and Stuart Gilbertson. 90 El Circulo De Espanol 1981-82 was the third year of the club's sponsorship of Pascual Manuel of war tom Guatemala. As in previous years, money for this project was raised through dues and the sale of chocolate advent calan-dars. Our student were among 2000 Spanish, French and German students at the University of Nebraska's Foreign Language Festival in March. They successfully participated in honors testing, poetry, poster, name tag and drama competition. The skit entitled Jabon was a satire on soap operas and involved students from all four levels of study. Other highlights of the year included celebration of the Day of the Dead and Christmas posadas. Fourth year students participated in the traditional Mexican Christmas posadas. Officers (top to bottom): Tricia Bloemker. President; Michelle Cosgrove, Vice Pres.; Penny Fox, Secretary; Eva Adams, Treasurer; Connie Goodner, Historian. Members (1 to r) front: Michelle Cosgrove, Penny Fox, Kristi Eberle, Grace Albracht. Tresa Wiggins, Angie Cumpston, Connie Goodner, Tricia Bloemker, Carolyn Goodner. Second: Rick Hawks, Lorraine Barta, Kim Kirby, Laura Drake, Yodi Shinbo, Jo Pimie, Julie Sammons, David Gobel, Margaret Devine. Third: Brad Holcomb. Denise Deaver, June Nelson, Christy Winbolt, Lenora Applegarth. Kara Golden, Eva Adams. Lori Bailey, Barb Briggs, Kay Kapps, Jill Gamble, Michelle Bjornson. Back: Gregg Landkamer, Cheryl Day, Karen Devine, Ann Troxel, Teresa Gilbertson, Shelley Gottschalk, Jacque Shea, Julie Varney, Holly Brunken, Lona Winder, Marcia Eberle and Judy Goodner. F. B. L. A. FBLA started the year with a debt of approximately $300. Under the direction of a new sponsor, Mrs. Chalupa, that debt was erased. Half of the members got involved and sold Current stationery and paper items to make a profit. Some of the members also helped sell angel bells, Indian notebooks and baked items at the All-School Bazaar. Officers (1 to r): Lori Doty, President; Stacy Riggs. Vice Pres.; Laura Pierson, Secretary; Wanda Zachary, Treasurer. Members (1 to r) front; Laura Pierson, Mike Haumont, Stacy Riggs. Back: Teresa Roessler, Carla Mattox, Lori Doty, Wanda Zachary. 92 Future Homemakers Of America The Seniors High Chapter of Future Homemakers had an action packed year. The chapter, under the direction of Eileen Muller, had strong leadership on the local, district and state levels. Local president Julie Ditson served as a member of the March-of-Dimes Pep Squad, while vice president Land was the district 8 treasurer. Tricia Bloemker served as the State Officer representing district 8 and as the State Public Relations Chairperson. Ms. Muller acted as district 8 advisor and as a member of the state advisory board. Activities throughout the year included a coded dinner, all-school bazaar, ice-cream sand-which sales and the annual installation banquet. At the state convention held in April Karen Devine was selected to the Pep Squad. Jo Pirnie was appointed as our district representative and Tricia Bloemker was the recipient of the Jenni M. Remmenga Memorial Scholarship. Land. Ditson and Bloemker man the booth at the All-School Bazaar while Ms. Muller takes a breather. Members (L-r): Janna Land. Middle: Kenda Nelson, Jo Pirnie, Lori Bailey. Bonnie Bimey. Back: Heidi Foote. Julie Ditson, Ann Troxel, Treica Blemker. Margaret Devine and June Nelson. Officers (top to bottom): Janna Land, Vice Pres.; Trecia Bloemker, Rec. Chair.; Heidi Foote, Sec.; Margaret De-vine. Hist.; Jo Pirnie. Treas.; Julie Ditson, Pres. 93 Officers President-Rod Rapp Vice-President-Echo Williams Reporter-Mike Christensen Sentinel-Kyle Rapp Treasurer-Bill Owen This was the first year for the point system kept on participation in activities. Deb Clark was the high point member for the year. Several members color coded the electrical equipment in the shop for a safety project. The FFA chapter conated a plant box to the city library during national FFA week. The plant box was built by Brad Ballenger and Mark Griffith. Placing in the top 25% in their contests at the State FFA Convention were Echo Williams-Meats Judging and Identification; Ken Griffith, Dairy Selection; Lisa Clark and Kyle Rapp-Agronomy; and Mike Christensen-Swine Management. 1981-1982 members of FFA include Doug Rasmassen, Rod Rapp, Echo Williams, Bill Owen, Mike Christensen, Kent Olson, Todd Leggett, Bill Beavers, Crystal Collins, Deb Clarke, Pam Barker, James Bigbee, Mike Bigbee, Joe Nelson, Lisa Clarke, Christie Liebhart, Kyle Rapp, Ken Griffith, Eddie Millsap, Tad Leggett, Gregg Jones, Brad Ballenger, Mark Griffith, Eddie Pryce, Carl French, Greg Dunkel, Danny Wilson. 94 The Indian INDIAN editors (1 to r): Tresa Wiggins, Penny Fox, Tricia Bloemker, Michelle Cosgrove and Bonnie Birney. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Don Davis, the 81-82 editions of the INDIAN were among the finest this school has ever produced. Twelve editions were published by the 28 juniors and seniors enrolled in Journalism. The papers (varying in length from a two page Christmas edition to several editions of eight pages) sold to students for a dime a copy. Is it of interest to the students and Is is current were the two guestions which governed the selection of stories to be included in each edition of this year’s INDIAN. The result of such guidelines was a well written paper which students, faculty, and parents anxiously awaited and eagerly read. INDIAN stall members (1 to r) front row: Grace Albracht, Tresa Wiggins, Russ Smith, Brad Holcomb. Tami Roessler and Kristy Eberle. Second row: Monte Scofield. Eldon Grantzinger, Gregg Landkamer, Todd Cherry, Penny Fox and Jeanie Beavers. Third row: Tricia Bloemker, Polly Blackburn, Lisa Wright, Tammy Thompson, Shelly Gottschalk and Lana Harrell. Back Row: Randy Grimes, Bonnie Birney, Jell Klinkman, Michelle Cosgrove and Sponsor Don Davis. 95 National Honor Society o a New members (1 to r) front row: Bonnie Bimey, Jody Burke, Tresa Wiggins, Brad Stithem, Julie Ditson and Kara Golden. Back row; Lori Bailey. Karen E)evine, Michelle Cosgrove, Stacy Towns, Angie Cumpston, Mike Holcomb. Stacy Haumont and Denise Deaver. The first requirement to be met before being elected to this society is Scholarship. Members must have a 3.0 average based on a perfect 4.0 average scholastically: but scholarship alone will not admit a student to the National Honor Society. To scholarship must be added service; to service leadership; and to leadership character. A student may therefore, make all A's and still miss the National Honor Society. A student may be elected to the Society as a 10th, 11th, or 12th grade student. Membership to the Honor Society is permanent unless the member violates one or all of the principles of the National Honor Society. Those students who have attained this high standard, and who have been chosen by faculty are, therefore, greatly to be congratulated upon the excellence of their record while in high school. National Honor Society members 0 to r) front row: Two year members; Dave Mack, David Dean, Julie Sammons and Eva Adams, Three year members; Tricia Bloemker, Connie Goodner, Margaret Devine, Carolyn Goodner, One year members; Lori Bailey and Karen Devine. Second row: Two year members; Teresa Crouch. Carla Mattox, Grace Albracht, Robyn Reinhard, Penny Fox. Janna Land, Anna Harmon and Gregg Landkamer. Third row: One year members; Kara Golden, Stacy Haumont, Brad Stithem, Mike Holcomb and Denise Deaver. Back row: One year members; Bonnie Birney, Angie Cumpston. Jody Burke, Tresa Wiggins, Stacy Towns, Julie Ditson and Michelle Cosgrove. Student Council The Senior High Student Council kept busy this year. If they weren't running around in punk rock costumes for Homecoming week, they could be seen playing Easter Bunny handing out Easter eggs for Easter. The Summer Dance in the middle of January was one of the year's highlights. It was the one time the cafeteria was actually warm. Other unforgetable activities included the candy cane-o-grams delivered at Christmas, the teacher's appreciation breakfast and the various state and district conventions attended by several of the members. It was a great year filled with learning, responsibilities and a whole lot of fun! Student Coucil Officers (1 to r): Carolyn Goodner; President, Rocky Dockweiler; Vice President and Tami Moffett; Sec.-Tres. Student Council members 0 to r) front: Julie Sammons, Brad Stithem, Sheila Bullard. Janna Land and Eva Adams. Second row: Tami Moffett, Danny Riggs, Yoko Shinbo, Kenda Nelson, Denise Deaver, and Scott Taubenheim. Back row: Connie Goodner, Michelle Cosgrove, Julie Varney, Gregg Landkamer, Teresa Crouch, Penny Fox and Carolyn Goodner. 97 Tribe Tribe had another busy year cheering the teams on in battle. This year featured the addition of a new cheering squad for girl's athletics and underclassmen as members of the white letter squad. White Letter Squad (1 to r): Beth Daily. Julie Ditson, Heidi Foote and Steph Yantzie Tribe members 0 to r) front row: Julie Sammons Sec-Tres., Janna L nd President. Second row: Christie Winbolt, Jolene Pimie, Beth Daily, Heidi Foote, Steph Yantzie, Alison Osborne and Nora Burke. Third row: Ann Troxel, Wanda Zachary. Teresa Gilbertson, Lenora Applegarth, Kara Golden, Margaret Devine. Karen Eacker, and Shelley Gottschalk. Fourth row: Stephanie McMeen. Darcy Zeigler, Marie Gibson, Karen Devine, Julie Varney, Cheryl Day, Ann Peister and Val Warren. Fifth row: Sponsor Sally E ean, Lisa Clarke, June Nelson, Kenda Nelson, Angie Magee, Anna Harmon. Yoko Shinbo and Debbie Clarke. Sixth row: Lori Doty, Angie Cumpston, Tammy Shears, Eva Adams, Tami Moffett and Holly Brunken. 98 Varsity Cheerleaders (1 to r): Angie Cumpston (Head), Tammy Shears, Tami Moffett, Eva Adams, Lori Doty and Holly Brunken. Wrestling Cheerleaders (t to b): Shelley Gottschalk, Wanda Zachary, Ann Troxel and Karen Eacker. Girls Cheerleaders (t to b): Jolene Pimie, Jody Burke, Alison Osborne and Christy Winbolt. Reserve Cheerleaders (t to b): Steph McMeen, Ann Peister, Darcy Zeigler and Val Warren. 99 Warrior Staff The main purpose of the annual staff is to compose a record of BBHS activities and events throughout the school year. It is a big task which only a few attempt. Putting together a yearbook consists of many hours of frustration, worries and lots of hard work. The result is a book to recall memories when high school days are long gone. Thanks to all who contributed to the production of the 1982 Warrior and to our sponsor Gerrit Hamblin for his help and patience. Editorial Staff (1 to r) Lori Bailey; Assistant Editor. Tricia Bloemker; Editor and Michelle Cosgrove; Co-Editor and Photographer. Warrior Staff members (1 to r) front; Teresa Gilbertson, Jo Pimie, Lori Bailey, Lenora Applegarth and Christy Winbolt. Back row: Lona Winder, Carolyn Goodner, Tricia Bloemker, Connie Goodner. Julie Varney and Julie Sammons. Junior High Student Council 0 to r) front: Kelly Davis; President, LeeAnn Heflebower; Vice Pres., Lisa Spanel; Secretary, and Shelley Kennedy; Treasurer. Second row: Randy Greibel, Wendy Province and Matt Snyder. Third row: Tracey Clutter, James Gallentine and Brenda Gottschalk. Back row: John Dockweiler, John Noel. Jeff Girardin and Michelle Bjomson. Jnior High F.H.A. (1 to r) front row: Kathy Ditson, Wendy Province, Brenda Gottschalk, Jan Treffer, Dana Breiner and Kea Oltman. Second row: Addy Chapin, Beth Mitchell, Becky Snyder, Ann Ellis, and Lisa Holcomb. Back row: Melinda Holcomb, Angie Winder, Stephanie Dietz, Debbie Kennedy and Janie Sammons. Seventh and Eighth Grade Band (L to r) front row: Trevor Graham, Scott Young, Mike Pearson, David Melville, Brent Kuenning and Matt Snyder. Second row: Wendy Province, Kathy Ditson, Alnetta Hansen, Suzanne Frannssen, Janie Sammons and Mandie Waltz. Back row: Jennifer Gockley, Beth Mitchell, Debbie Kennedy, Stephanie Diwtz, Angie Winder and Julie Jacobson. 101 Jr. High Pep Club With 71 members, and 7 cheerleaders the junior high pep club kept busy attending the football, basketball, and volleyball games of the junior high teams. This year found the pep club sporting new sweaters which they will be wearing for the next two years. Two out-of-town trips were taken — one to Lexington for a freshman football game and volleyball game in September and one to Merna for the freshman basketball game in February. Twelve members received pep club pins for outstanding attendance at home games and for wearing their sweaters on game days. Eight cheerleaders will be leading the pep club (four 8th and four 9th graders) in 1982 to 1983. w Jr. High Cheerleaders (1 to r): Lisa Spanel, Shelley Kennedy, Melinda Holcomb, Kay Kaps and Sheri Whiteman. Pep Club members (1 to r) front row: Becky Winbolt, Michelle Bjornson, Karen Olson. Stephanie Fenton. Jill Gamble. Janie Sammons, and Julie Edwards. Middle: Kathy Ditson. Heidi Shaw, Tami Witt, Beth Mitchell, Wendy Province, Julie Burnett, Brenda Gottschalk. Andrea DeManche, Carolyn Pelster, Jan Treffer and Debbie Stumpff. Back row: Julie Jacobsen, Tami Mohler, Addy Chapin, Ginger I and, Suzanne Franssen, Dana Breiner, Tracy Clutter, Kea Oltman, Jeanne Connely, Dixie Nielson, Lisa Holcomb, Becky Snyder, Ann Ellis, Alnette Hanson, Angte Winder, Stephanie Dietz, Debbie Kennedy, Melinda Bjornson and Yvonne Slingsby. 102 ACTIVITIES B.B.H.S. Band Members of the Senior High Band were kept busy during the school year by performing in various events. In the fall they performed during the half time of all home football games as well as marching in the Custer County Fair Parade, Kearney Homecoming and at the Nebraska State Fair. During the winter and spring months they presented several concerts, and proved to be the athletes numbers one fans throughout the entire year. Director • Bill Reichert 104 Flag Team Members (1-r): Kenda Nelson, Judy Goodner, LeeAnn Heflebower and Heidi Ah, the joys of performing in hot band Foote uniforms! Head Majorette - Connie Goodner Majorette - Kara Golden 105 The 1981-82 Varsity Choir concert season proved to be a quite successful. The first project of the year was the first project of the year was the fall musical Once Upon A Mattress , quickly followed by the Christmas vesper service. Spring activities included both a Mid-Winter and Pre-Contest concert, several performances by the Swing Choir, participation at the Southwest Conference Vocal Clinic, a special visit by the Lincoln East Singers, and a trip to Kearney for District Music Contest. Final choral activities included singing for graduation and selection of the 1982-83 Swing Choir. Sophomore Girls Group 0 to r): June Nelson, Christie Leibhart, Jolene Pimie, Lenora Apple-garth and Lori Bailey. Varsity Choir t hoir member (1 t i r) front fow: Jolene Flrnie, June Nelson, Christie Leibhart, I 1 - .in. Kara Cifeldervrfiwiora A pplegarlh and Donna Porter. Second row Di rector beawjKlutle Lata nPHI PwR mker, Milfe Williams, Catjry NbzickeFStacey Haumr Welte.arxt-Betki 106 Double Sextet (1 to r) front row: Janna Land. Denise Deaver, Julie Ditson, Tricia Bloemker. Kara Golden, Cathy Nozicka and Beth Lonowski. Second row: Lona Winder. Margaret Devine, Heidi Foote, Kristi Horn, Bonnie Bimey and Stacey Haumont. Boys Ensemble (1 to r) front .ow: Mike Williams, David Dean, Dave Mack. Mark Eggleston and Tim Gaasch. Second row: Shane Stark, John Sweenie, Randy Vanderheiden, Gregg Jones and Bill Nelson. 107 Homecoming 1981 Homecoming — a week of fun — a lifetime of memories. During the week it is not unusual to walk down the brightly decorated halls and see students dressed in togas or caught up in the Punk Rock craze. Caught up in the excitement of the festivities, students often develop a new found sense of school spirit in anticipation of the crowning of king and queen. This year was no different from the rest as Angie Cumpston and James Gibson became the new rulers of BBHS Homecoming. Tammy Shears and Russ Smith were honored as Princess and Prince of the festivities. King James Gibson and Queen Angie Cumpston display their newly aquired crowns. 60 L Rick Hawks and Stacy Towns represented the Band. Tony Cosgrove joins in the fun at the downtown pep rally. Fine Arts candidates were Brad Holcomb and Angie Cumpston no James Gibson and Penny Fox were chosen from the B- Clubs Stacy, Lori and Mike discuss their choices for King and Queen 111 Once Upon A Mattress The year is 1428 and we find ourselves in a small kingdom ruled by a talkative Queen and a silent King. King Sextimus the Silent has been placed under a witch's curse and will never talk until the Mouse devours the Hawk. The domineering Queen Aggravain has decreed that no one in the kingdom shall wed until Prince Dauntless is married to a true princess of royal blood. Eleven have failed the Queen's Royalty test to the dismay of all young lovers, especially Lady Larken and Sir Harry. A new contender, Princess Winnifred, wins the favor of Dauntless by athletically swimming the moat. The Queen is determined to eliminate Fred by the Pea Test. But when Winnifred doesn't sleep a wink, the Queen is livid. To protect the Princess, Dauntless shouts his mother down. The Mouse has devoured the Hawk. The Kingdom is restored to order and everyone rejoices. The Silent King and His Court — Minstrel Dean, King Sextimus Mack and Jester Williams. Cast Members (1 to r) front row: Cathy Nozicka, Stacy Haumont, Kara Golden. Don Nelson, Kristi Horn, Mark Eggleston Middle row: Julie Ditson, Tricia Bloemker, Janna Pnd, Dave Mack, Margaret Devine, Mike Williams Back row: Tim Gaasch, John Sweenie, Randy Vanderheiden, David Dean. Bonnie Birnie, Shane Stark and Lona Winder 112 Dave teaches Donny the tacts of life in Boy Talk — Girl Talk Cast Of Characters Queen Aggravate .... .... Tricia Bloemker King Seximus the Silent Dave Mack Prince Dauntless Don Nelson Princess Winnifred Heidi Foote Sir Harry Mark Eggleston Lady Larken Kara Golden The Jester Mike Williams The Minstrel The Wizard John Sweenie Ladies in Waiting . .. Margaret Devine Janna Land Cathy Nozicka Julie Ditson Kristi Horn Stacy Haumont Bonnie Birnie Lona Winder Knights The Nightingale of Kandy Vanderheiden Tim Gaasch Shane Stark Samarkand Kara Golden Director Lance Bristol Assistant Director . . . . William Reichert Dramatic Advisor Don Davis Stage Assistants Denise Deaver Karen Devine June Nelson Lights Steve Gobel Prince Donny helps Fred (Heidi) study for the Queen's Royalty Test lanna and Shane demonstrate the Spanish Panic 113 One-Act Misses State By One Point The BBHS One-Act play, The Man in the Bowler Hat, finished fifth in the district competition missing the state competition by one point. The English meller-drama received an Excellent rating at the Cozad Invitational where David Dean received the award for Best Actor. Cast members include: David Dean as John, Tricia Bloemker as Mary, Mike Williams as the Hero, Tresa Wiggins as the Heroine, Rod Rapp as the Cheif Villian, Todd Cherry as the Bad Man and Steve Gobel as the Man in the Bowler Hat. Don Davis directed the play with Margaret Devine as student director. Margaret fixes Tresa's hair before Tresa goes to greet her love played by Mike Williams. 114 In a candid pose the one-act cast wonders who really does have the Rajah's Ruby. (I to r) David Dean, Steve Gobel, Todd Cherryk, Rod Rapp, Mike Williams and Tricia Bloemker (seated) Summer Dance Makes Big Splash! Jarma Land goes Surfin' USA It started out like any other student council dance but it turned into one of the biggest and best dances this school has ever had. It was the first annual SUMMER DANCE (in January). Students from grades nine through twelve were asked to attend in summer attire. And attend they did! In grass skirts, swimsuits, togas and sunglasses they flocked on skateboards, to listen to Beach Boys music in swimming pools. Council members were pleased with its success. The typical wall flower? Stithem and friend try to achieve the macho look Nice chest, Bill! 115 Endless Love No, Love Stinks was not the theme of the 1982 Jr-Sr Prom. Instead, it was the romantic theme song from the movie Endless Love. Under the joint sponsorship of Bill Blackburn and Paul Loomer, and with the help of many junior class parents, the juniors were able to treat the seniors to an enjoyable and memorable evening. After the banquet, students enjoyed dancing to the music of AVATAR, followed by the movie and traditional breakfast. Junior Kris Staab and Mr. Loomer work to get the fountain in working order. Seniors Julie Ditson and Carla Mattox show off their prom corsages. Banquet servers (1 to r) front row: Bonnie Pracht, Julie Zlomke, Kenda Nelson, Christie Leibhart, Jo Pimie and Lori Bailey. Back row: Christy Winbolt, June Nelson. Karen Devine, Teresa Gilbertson, Darcy Zeigler, Cheryl Day, Robyn Cranwell, Lisa Clarke, Lowell Polland and Jay Polland. Picture Time! May your evening be one of Endless Love . Isn’t it great o be a senior and have all the work of prom behind you? 117 Knights in white satin? Sylvie Kleeb seems to enjoy herself at the banquet Senior High Class Officers Senior Class Officers Russ Smith .. President Penny Fox . Vice Pres. Lori Doty Secretary Mike Haumon . Trea- surer Junior Class Officers Mike Holcomb . President Steph Yantzie ... Vice Pres Eva Adams . Secretary Bob Stamp . Treasurer 118 Sophomore Class Of fi-cers Terry Mason . President Kyle Rapp . Vice Pres Teresa Gilbertson . Secretary Scott Taubenheim .... Treasurer Junior High Class Officers Freshmen Officers Teresa Pracht ... President Karen Olson . Vice Pres. Barb Briggs . Secretary Eighth Grade Offices Daniel Williams President Mike Heflebower . Secretary Dana Breiner Treasurer Seventh Grade Officers Beth Mitchell Secretary Mark Dowse .... President Tom Griffith .Vice Pres. Special Honors And Awards Gregg Landkamer received an appointment to the United States Naval Academy. Music Honors Connie Goodner . John Phillip Sousa Band Award Tricia Bloemker . . Na- tional School Choral Award Heidi Foote . Outstand- ing Music Student 120 200Lb. Weight Lifting Club (1 to r): Tom Eberle Bob Hall Bob Stamp Shawn Burke Stuart Gilbertson Eric Nelson Dave Noel Honor Graduates (1. to r.) Connie Goodner, Tricia Bloemker, Michelle Cosgrove, Robyn Reinhard, Carolyn Goodner, Gregg Landkamer, and Margaret Devine. Stacy Towns was named Outstanding Female Athlete. John Sweenie was chosen as the outstanding male athlete and was the recipient of the Seth Best Award. Todd Cherry was the recipient of the Flan Award for his work with KBOW and Concord. 121 Graduation 1982 Graduation is the highlight of the year for many seniors. It is the point where the goal of finishing high school is finally met. Although it marks the end of a special time in everyone's life, it is also a beginning for new challenges and adventures. With both excitement and sadness the seniors of 1982 will leave the halls of BBHS behind, but their memories will live on forever. CLASS COLORS: Purple and Silver CLASS FLOWER: White Rose and Lavendar Carnation 123 125 126 127 As we conclude another year, we pause to recall memories of days spent in the halls of BBHS. Days filled with laughter, friendship and tears but most of all happiness. Happiness that will fill our hearts for many tomorrows. The Warrior Staff would like to express special thanks to Baker Studio, Preference Photos, Andrea DeManche and Don Davis for all their help. Tricia Bloemker — Editor Michelle Cosgrove — Co-Editor Lori Bailey — Assistant Ed. Gerrit Hamblin — Advisor 12?