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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1983 volume:

WARRIOR 1983 Broken Bow High School Volume LXVII The years we spend in high school are unique and special. They are years of learning, laughter, friendship, and fun. They are years not to be forgotten. As we, the Warrior Staff, present the 1983 Warrior, it is our hope that many memories will be brought to mind as you explore the following pages. May they forever be cherished. i 2 Faculty and Administration .........................5 Senors .............................................9 Juniors ...........................................25 Sophomores ........................................37 Junior High .......................................49 Athletics .........................................61 Organizations .....................................85 Activities ...................................... 107 Conclusion ...................................... 128 3 -u FACULTY L. to R.-Lcc Hcflebower, Coop.; Dave Williams. Elementary Coordinator; Louis Stithcm. Jr. High Principal; Dr. Donald Vanderheiden, Superintendent; Wendell Me Connaha. Senior High Principal; Nick Dean, Activities Director 6 Coaches come in bunches. Don Davis Gerrit Hamblin Vicki Machcnstadt Eileen Muller Richard Rasmussen Wes Reichenberg Bill Reichert Who knows? Darrell Sybrant Gary Wright SENIORS Eva Adams Pam Barker Darlene Barta Dianna Barta Robbie Brass 10 Shawn Burke Tony Carroll Lisa Catlett Mike Codr Tony Cosgrove Chuck Davis 12 David Dean Denise Deaver Bret DcManchc Rocky Dockweiler Karen Eacker 13 Mark Eggleston Stuart Gilbertson Kara Golden Steve Gobel 14 Jimmy Hammond Stacy Haumont Kevin Hill Mike Holcomb Scot Holcomb Kim Howard 16 Casey Jones Sylvie Kleeb Gene Kensell Teri Linvillc Beth Lonowski David Mack Angie Magee Tami Moffett Lisa Moore Doug Munncll 18 Dave Noel Susan Osborne Tim Smith Bob Stamp Mike Williams Lona Winder 22 23 24 JUNIORS 26 Lcnora Applcgarth Lori Bailey James Bigbec Mike Bigbec Evert Brott Mick Clark Lisa Clarke Christi Cooley Robyn Cranwcll Beth Daily Cheryl Day Tadd Delozier Karen Devine Angie Dowse Tom Eberlc Randy Franzen 27 Greg Fry Tim Gaasch Marie Gibson 28 Teresa Gilbertson Kirk Gottschalk Ken Griffith Gerald Grooms Jerry Haines Dave Hendrickson Mark Hendrickson Willard Howard Lee Jacobsen Gregg Jones Bert Kennedy Tracy Kieborz Tad Leggett Christie Liebhart Scott McCullough Stephanie McMeen Terry Mason 29 30 Ron Miller Eddie Millsap Frank Murphy Bill Nelson Joe Nelson June Nelson Kenda Nelson Clifford Nelson Brett Oilman Alison Osborne Kelli Parker Mike Peace Ann Peister Sheila Peister Tammi Peterson Gerald Pirnic 31 Jolenc Pirnic Jay Poland Lowell Poland 32 I Donna Porter Bonnie Pracht Connie Pracht Kyle Rapp Teresa Roessler Jodi Russell Cindy Schufcldt Jcrc Schweitzer Shane Stark Billy Summers Scott Taubenheim Ann Troxel Randy Vanderhcidcn 33 Val Warren Corrina Wells Michelle Wells Christy Winbolt Cindy Wolford Darcy Zeigler Julie Zlomke Alicia Bcrghorst 34 SOPHOMORES Rod Baillic Brad Ballcngcr Paula Barrow 38 Lorraine Barta Marty Baxter Stacy Baxter Linda Bigbcc Kent Birnic Michelle Bjornsen Barb Briggs Brett Brunken David Burke Jeff Chilewski Jennifer Craig Mike Cumpston Kelly Davis 39 Debbie Deitz John Dockwciler Laura Drake 40 Julie Edwards Stephanie Fenton Patty Franzen Carl French Jill Gamble Aaron Gilbertson Jeff Girardin David Gobel Judy Goodner Todd Graham Gary Grantzinger 41 Mark Griffith Mark Grimes Christie Hall 42 Larry Harrold Lee Ann Heflebowcr Kenny Hill Randy Howard Angie Huhman Monica Hulbcrt David Jones Candy Kaiser Brent Kamp Kay Kaps Kim Kirby Debbie Klinkman Rick Kuyper 43 Jay Landkamer Mark Linville Lance Miller Brenda Mohler Lori Muhlbach Shelly Nichols Dixie Nielsen John Noel mhcil K Karen Olson Mark Ostrander Jeff Pearson Jeff Peterson Teresa Pracht Edward Prycc Erie Reinhard Rick Smith 45 46 Todd Sorenson Vanessa Spencer KC Stumpff Travis Trotter Darla Trump Paula Wenquist Mark Whitney Sheri Whiteman Danny Wilson Nick Winchester Frank Winder Karol Wise Betty Wolford Mitch Wright Tony Wright James Zlomke 47 48 FRESHMEN Tim Baillic Kevin Bayne Jody Bernert Susan Bigbee Brent Bollwitt Dana Brcincr Julie Burnett Melissa Campbell David Carroll Bill Christen Michael Clarke Tanya Coffman Jeanne Conncly Richard Delozier Andrea DcManche Stephanie Dietz Steven Drake Doug Dunkel Robbie Eackcr I Brian Ebcrle Ann Ellis Tad Finney James Gallcntine Mike Gcndrolis 50 Brenda Gottschalk Gary Haines Micki Haller Mike Heflebower Lisa Holcomb Melinda Holcomb Lisa Howard Kathy Hurlbcrt Debra Kennedy Shelly Kennedy Scott Kratzer Gary Leek Mark Leggett Dan Leverington Sue Longfellow Scott McConnaha Mike Martin Jeff Mattox Stephanie Meston Dean Miller Dan Millsap Tim Moore John Murphy Troy Nelson Scott Nielsen Shanna Oldson Kea Oilman Dusty Parker Carolyn Pelstcr Mark Petersen 51 David Prescott Justin Province Margaret Pryce Robert Ramsdcll Tim Roessler Lee Roland Janie Sammons Jeff Schall Chris Snurr Becky Snyder Lisa Spanel Julie Stark Debbie Stumpff Linda Summers Stacy Taylor Teresa Thompson Jan Trcffer Scott Varney Mandie Walts Carla Wells Daniel Williams Angie Winder James Wood 52 Eighth Grade Jcrod Beck Jason Beiders Melinda Bjornsen Chad Breiner Tina Brott Addy Chapin Randal Daily Russell Davis Kathy Ditson Mark Dowse Sean Downey Todd Fenton Bob Fitxpatrick Stuart Fox Suzanne Franssen Trevor Graham Randy Gricbcl Tom Griffith Alnetta Hansen Gene Hendricks Scott Horine Kathy Huhman Robert Hunter Julie Jacobsen 53 Gregg Johnson Cindy Kaiser Rick Kcnscll Jodi Korth Brent Kucnning Ginger Land Jeff Martin Brian Mason David Melville Beth Mitchell Tami Mohlcr Lisa Muhlbach Cathy Murphy Randy Nielsen Teddy Norden Cindy Nozicka Bryan Oxford Misti Parker Michael Pearson Charley Prentice Wendy Province Chad Schall Kevin Seevers Heidi Shaw 54 Yvonne Slingsby Malt Snyder Chip Slumpff Kevin Thompson Max Trotter Becky Winbolt Tami Witt Amy Woodward Doug Yantzie Scott Young 55 Laurie Alsbaugh Chad Baxter Jeff Berghorst Brad Bloemkcr Bret Christen Chris Craig Bryan Davis Michelle Day Kim Deal Presha Eacker Matt Eggleston Mary Finney Stephanie Foster Kim Fuller Mike Gallcntinc Lee Ann Gamble Donna Garrett Gina Gottschalk Elizabeth Gubser Terry Haines Tina Haines Carla Haller Tara Higginbotham Christy Hiser 56 Laurie Jensen Michelle Kaiser La Chellc Kelly Dan Kieborz Tim Knoell Angie Leverington Tim Mac Abee Jeff McMeen Jerry McMeen Justin McNeecc Steve Mack Mark Mason Jim Mcston Arica Miller Brad Miller Dennis Miller Traci Miller Priscilla Miller Kristi Murphy Brad Norden Brett Norden Stacy O’Brien Cary Ostrander Brad Peace 57 Jimmy Peister Chris Ringlein Paul Ritchie Paul Romero Christine Russell Tracy Salts Jenny Sammons Anna Schipporeit Stacy Schlicger Jalea Slingsby Stacy Slingsby Bill Speer Jody Spencer Trish Spencer Jerry Stithem Julie Sybrant Tara Trump Allen Waltman Carey Wells Becky Whitney Bill Winberg Tresa Wright Deana Ziegler Jeanne Keyser 58 59 60 ATHLETICS Indian Football The Indian Football team began the year with high hopes. With new ambition and great incentive the players set forth into another season. Three seniors were chosen for All SWC First Team. They were: defensive tackle. Bobby Hall; running back. Rocky Dockweiler; and line backer. Brad Gunther. Coaches Rasmussen, Dean, Roberts, and Jensen. Row 1- Coach Nick Dean, Bobby Hall, Stuart Gilbertson, Bob Stamp, Scot Holcomb. Brad Stithem, Rocky Dockweiler, Chuck Davis, Mike Holcomb, Dave Burdick. Tim Smith, Coach Lloyd Roberts. Row 2- Coach Richard Rasmussen, Frank Winder, Travis Trotter, Tom Ebcrlc, Mick Clark, Kirk Gottschalk, Mike Peace, Dave Noel, John Dockweiler, Brad Ballcngcr, Coach Jim Jensen. Row 3- Jerry Haines. Gregg Jones, Scot McCullough, Lee Jacobsen, Brad Gunther, Scott Taubenhcim, Bret Olsen, Mike Cumpston, Student Manager Danny Williams. Row 4- Rod Baillie, Eric Rcinhard, John Noel, Jeff Girardin, Randy Vanderheidcn, Tadd Dclozier, Lance Miller. Row 5- Bill Nelson, Todd Sorensen, Kent Birnie, Bret Brunkcn, Mark Griffith, Larry Harrold. 62 Returning Lcttcrmcn: Row 1-Bill Nelson, Jerry Haines, Scott Taubcnhcim, Tim Smith, Mike Holcomb, Brad Stithcm, Rocky Dockwciler, Scot Holcomb, Row 2-Randy Van-dcrheidcn. Brad Gunther, Dave Burdick, Chuck Davis, Stuart Gilbertson, Bobby Hall, Bob Stamp. Hike Molcomb 63 Volleyball Head Coach Peterson and Assistant Coach Patch Row 1-A. Dowse, T. Pracht, B. Briggs, M. Bjornsen, K. Nelson, J. Gamble, K. Davis, K. Kaps, S. Kleeb. Row 2-D. Clarke, D. Nielsen, L. Clarke, S. McMeen, E. Adams, V. Warren, S. Whiteman, L. Applegarth, K. Mall, T. Moffett, D. Deaver, Row 3-Coach Peterson, Coach Patch, C. Wells, D. Dietz, D. Ziegler, J. Goodncr, C. Day, J. Shea, M. Ebcrlc, S. Yantzic, J. Clements, K. Devine, Managers D. Wchling, A. Peister. Varsity players Row 1-K. Devine, S. McMecn, S. Kleeb, E. Adams, T. Moffett. Row 2-D. Zeigler, J. Shea, A. Dowse, D. Deaver, V. Warren, S. Yantzie, C. Day. Sylvie doesn’t know what to think. Cross Country Kevin and Kenny Hill were Broken Bow's state qualifiers in 1982. To qualify for state Kevin came in third and Kenny fourth at the district meet. At the state meet. Kevin ran eleventh and Kenny twentieth. Terry Mason who had run well all season for Broken Bow was slowed down at the end of the season by the flu. Front row, 1. to r. Dan Kieborz, Lora Drake, Scott McConnaha, Cindy Wolford, Randal Daily, Back row. Coach Russell, Terry Mason, Jay Landkamer, Kevin Hill, Kenny Hill, Todd Graham 66 Boys Basketball The Bow B-Ball team put forth tremendous effort and saw several beautiful wins this year. Although the season record was 5-11, some excellent ability was shown by the Indians. The team placed fifth in the conference. Mike Peace received honors such as 2nd Team All-Conference, 1st Team All-Area, and Honorable Mention All-State. Gerald Pirnic was chosen to 3rd Team All-Conference. Coach Roberts sums it up in quoting, “It was the best season we have had in four years .... we've made some improvements!” i i Head Coach Lloyd Roberts 67 Varsity: front- Terry Mason, Lee Jacobsen, Tim Smith, Brad Stithcm, Mike Holcomb; back- Coach Roberts, Brad Gunther, Dave Burke, Randy Vandcrhciden, Gerald Pirnie, Mike Peace. Marty Baxter, Dave Noel, and Asst. Coach Meyer. Jr. Varsity: front- Mark Ostrander, Todd Sorensen, Jeff Pierson. Mark Griffith, Tadd Dc-lozier, Rick Smith, back- Coach Roberts, Kent Birnic, Jay Landkamer, Eric Rcinhard. Jeff Girardin, Ken Griffith. Bert Kennedy, Frank Winder, and Asst. Coach Meyer. 68 Girls Basketball “Pain is no object!” That was the philosophy of the new BBHS Girls’ Basketball Coach, Mr. Richard Rasmussen. Coach Rasmussen had the girls lifting weights and running 6-12 lines nightly. This year was a learning experience for both the girls and coach as it was Coach Rasmussen’s first year to coach girls. Jacque Shea and Karen De-vine received Honorable Mention. Angie Dowse was elected to Second Team All-Conference. - Sylvie Klecb Players Row 1-Lisa Clarke, Stephanie McMeen, Angie Dowse, Annie Peister, Marcia Eberle, Stephanie Yantzie. Row 2-Coach Rasmussen, Kenda Nelson, Barb Briggs, Teresa Pracht, Dixie Neilscn, Sylvie Kleeb, Student manager June Nelson, Assistant Coach Mackenstadt. Row 3-Stacy Baxter, Student manager Julie Varney. Darcy Zcigler, Deb Dietz, Cheryl Day, Tracy Keiborz, Judy Goodner, Karen Devine, Jacquc Shea. 69 Wrestling Broken Bow was especially proud of their wrestling team this year as they successfully progressed under the coaching of Mr. Patch and Mr. Reichenberg. Rocky Dockweiler came within a few seconds of being the class B state champion but second place at state is a tremendous accomplishment in itself. We are especially hopeful with the potential in years to come as our young wrestlers gain experience. Travis Trotter who also went to state is one among many who will represent us well in years to come. 71 72 Boys Track Boys Track Team Row 1-Jeff Mattox, Lance Miller. David Carroll, Rocky Dockweiler, Mike Clarke. Steve Drake. Row 2-Scott Nielson. Kenny Hill, Tadd Delozier, Brad Ballenger. Mike Cumpston, Todd Graham, Bill Nelson, Coach Mark Russell. Row 3-Coach Virgil Korte, Mike Heflebowcr, Frank Winder, Mike Peace, Gerald Pirnie, Randy Vanderheiden, Mike Holcomb, Kevin Hill, Jeff Girardin. The Broken Bow track team was a very respectable squad in 1983. The team won the Ord invitational and sent two of its members to the State Track Meet at Omaha. The two that qualified were Kevin Hill in the 1600 meter run. and Gerald Pirnie in the High Jump. Other top performers were hurdler Mike Peace, sprinter Mike Holcomb, distance runner Kenny Hill, pole vaulter, Mike Cumpston and long jumpers Mike Hcflcbower and Mike Holcomb. Sprinters Row I-Lance Miller, Rochy Dockweiler, Todd Graham. Row 2-Mike Peace, Mike Heflebower, Mike Holcomb, Brad Ballenger, Tadd Delozier. Wcightmcn Row 1- Scott Nielson, Bill Nelson. Row 2-Frank Winder, Jeff Girardin. 73 Pole Vaultcrs David Carroll, Mike Cumpston, and Jeff Mattox. Jumpers Gerald Pirnie and Tadd Delozier. Long jumpers M. Heflebower, M. Holcomb, M. Cumpston. and R. Dockwciler. Gerald goes lo State. Distance runners T. Graham. S. Drake. K. Hill, R. Vander-heiden, and K. Hill. 74 Hurdlers Mike Clarke, Lance Miller, Tadd Delozier, Mike Peace, and Gerald Pirnie. Kevin qualifies for State. Girls Track Girls Track: Row 1- Cindy Wolford. Debbie Klinkman, Kenda Nelson, Vanessa Spencer, Lisa Clarke, Chrislie Leibhart, Kco Oltman. Row 2- Teresa Fenech, Dana Breiner. Val Warren, Tami Moffett. Ann Troxcl. Angie Doswe, Tracy Kciborz. Marcia Eberle, Betty Wolford. Row 3- Laura Drake, Deb Dietz, Julie Burnett, Carla Wells, Barb Briggs. Michelle Bjornscn, and Dixie Nielsen. The BBHS track team began the season with bad weather. They were snowed out of 3 meets. In fact, they didn't even sec the sun until the District meet in Lexington. Even though the weather was bad the overall performances were good. As a team, BBHS finished third in most of their meets as well as finishing third in the Conference meet held on our own home turf this year. Individual honors are in order too. Val Warren, Ann Troxcl, and Angie Dowse all qualified for state competition. Val finished sixth in the 100 meter run and Ann led the way by winning the Class B 100 meter hurdles in a record setting time of 15.03. Let it also be known that Ann had an undefeated season in the 100 meter hurdles. Special honors go to the 400 meter relay team consisting of Barb Briggs, Val Warren, Ann Troxel. and Angie Dowse. Even though they didn't qualify for state competition because of a tic, they ended up with the sixth fastest time in the state. Next year they will have the opportunity to put that down on record! Cindy Wolford, Val Warren and Ann Troxcl brought special honors to BBHS by setting new school records. “They showed some real dedication and good efforts,” stated Coach Darrel Sybrant. “and I appreciated their leadership through the year.” Sprinters Tami Moffett, Ann Troxel, Angie Dowse, Barb Briggs, Marcia Eberle, Dana Breiner, Julie Burnett, Carla Wells, and Val Warren. 75 Weight events: Tracy Kciborz, Kenda Nelson. Kca Oltman, Vanessa Spencer, Deb Dietz, Julie Burnett, Lisa Clarke, and Christie Leibhart. 76 Distance runners Betty Wolford, Debbie Klinkman, Laura Drake, Cindy Wolford, and Teresa Fcncch. Golf The Broken Bow High School Golf Team, consisting of 5 seniors and 5 freshmen had a very successful year in 1983. Despite little or no spring weather, we managed to capture two team invitational championships and placed well in the others. Probably our biggest asset this year was our consistency in our top six players. If one player had a bad day, the others always picked up the slack. We hate to see our senior leadership go this year but are looking forward to more successes with a young team for 1984. -Nick Dean Golf Sponsor-Nick Dean Golf Team Mike Williams Dave Mack Mark Peterson Dan Williams Scott Varney Brad Stithem James Gallentine Doug Munnell Bill Christen 7 77 Junior High Football 1st row, Richard Dc Lozier, Jody Bemcrt, Scott Kratzer, Mark Peterson. Brent Bollwitt, Mike Clarke, Doug Dunkel. 2nd row, Jeff Schall, Dan Levcrington. Bill Christen, Tim Rocssler, Tad Finney, Dave Carroll, Dan Millsap, Justin Province, 3rd row, Chris Snurr, Dave Prescott, Jim Gallcntinc, Mike Hcflcbowcr, Mike Martin, Gary Haines, Scott Nielsen, Brian Ebcrlc, Coach Anson 1st row, Trevor Graham, Mark Dowse. Doug Yantzic, Max Trotter, Chad Schall, Mike Pearson, 2nd row. Randy Nielsen. Bob Fitzpatrick, Scott Young. Matt Snyder. Todd Fenton. Randy Griebel, David Melville, 3rd row. Brian Mason, Chad Breiner, Jeff Martin, Kevin Seevers Junior High Volleyball 7th grade, 1st row, Traci Miller, Teresa Wright, Jalea Slingsby, Carla Wells, Dena Ziegler, Julie Sybrant, Lee Ann Gamble, Christine Russell, Kim Fuller, Stacy Sleiger. 2nd row, Stephanie Foster, Gina Gottschalk, Jennie Sammons, Trish Spencer, Mary Finney, Stacy Slingsby. Third row, Becky Whitney, Anna Marie Schipporeit, Chris Ringlein, Kristi Murphy, Tina Haines, Stacy O'Brien, La Chelle Kelly, Christy Hiscr, Tara Higginbothan. 79 Jr. High Basketball Row 1-Doug Dunkek, Mark Peterson, Danny Leverington, Richard DcLozier, Scott Kratzcr Row 2-Coach Jones. Dave Prescott, Dan Williams, Scott Nielsen, Mike Heflebower. Jim Gallentine, Dave Carroll, Chris Snurr, Bill Christen Row 1-Jerod Beck, Matt Snyder, Sean Downey, Gregg Johnson, Randy Gruebcl, Randy Nielsen, Row 2-Bryan Oxford, Gene Hendricks, Stuart Fox, Brent Kucnning, Brian Mason, Mike Pearson, Tom Griffith, Mark Dowse, Chad Schall, Scott Young, Bob FitzPatrick I Kneeling-Chad Baxter, Jim Meston, Steve Mack, Bill Winberg, Brad Norden, Bryan Davis Standing-Coach Roberts, Mark Mason, Brad Bloemkcr, Justin McNeece, Jeff McMccn, Brad Peace, Mike Gallentine, Tim Knoell, Jerry McMccn, Brett Norden, Jerry Stithcm, Jimmy Pcister, Matt Eggleston, Gary Ostrander, Dan Kieborz 8C Freshman girls-1st row-Mandie Walts, Julie Burnett, Sue Longfellow, Lisa Spanel, Andrea DcManchc 2nd row-Coach Marshall, Carla Wells, Jeanne Connelly, Stephanie Dietz, Carolyn Pelster 8th Girls, 1st row-Tami Witt, Ginger Land. Suzanne Franssen, Becky Winbolt, Alnetta Hanson 2nd row-Tina Brott, Heidi Shaw, Kathy Huhman, Julie Jacobsen, 3rd row-Lisa Muhlbach, Misti Parker 7th grade, row 1-Priscilla Miller, Jodi Spencer, Christine Russell, Stephanie Foster, Presha Eacher, Stacy Slingsby. Lee Ann Gamble, Dena Ziegler. Jalea Slingsby, 2nd row-Laurie Jensen, Michelle Day, Stacey O'Brien, Kristi Murphy. Gina Gottschalk, Arica Miller. Trish Spencer, La Chellc Kelly, Kim Fuller, Carey Wells, Tina Haines, Stacy Schleiger 81 Wrestling Jr. High 1st row-Paul Ritchie. Trevor Graham, Tracy Salts, Ted Nordcn. Alan Wait-man, Tim Knocll, Brad Nordcn, Jim Meston 2nd Row-Doug Yantzie, Max Trotter, Jimmy Pcister, Matt Eggleston, David Melville, Kevin Thompson, Brett Nordcn 3rd Row-Coach Stbrant, Brad Blocmkcr, Chad Brcincr, Russ Davis, Kevin Seevcrs, Todd Fenton, Jerry Stithcm, Coach Bollwitt says practice is fun 82 Junior High Track Junior High Boys Track members: Row 1-Jimmy Peister. Brad Peace. Jimmy Meston. Tim McCabee. Row 2-Matt Snyder. Mark Dowse. Scott Young, Scott Horine, Mike Pearson, Chad Schall, Kevin Thompson, Jerry Stithem, Coach Jim Jensen. Row 3-Mik McCrady, Brent Kucnning, Tom Griffith, Kevin Seevers, Chad Brcincr, Brian Oxford, Mike Gallentine, Brad Blocmkcr, Jeff McMcen, Russ Davis. Bow In Action 84 ORGANIZATIONS B-Club Club Sponsers Mr. Dean and Mr. Sybrant. The 1982-1983 B-Clubs began the year with the normal activities. We installed officers and decided on a money making project. That being, the traditional B-Club Chili Feed. It was quite successful and the proceeds were used to donate a MCS stereo system for the weight room. Another project initiated by the 1982-1983 B-Clubs was that of distributing individual membership cards to all high school letter winners. We hope this practice will be continued and we feel it is an honor to be a member of this club. The 1982-1983 Girl’s B-Club officers were Donna Wehling, President; Jacque Shea, Vice President; Angie Dowse, Secretary; and Stephanie McMeen, Treasurer. The 1982-1983 Boy’s B-Club officers were Bobby Hall, President; Tim Smith, Vice President; Mike Holcomb, Secretary; and Bob Stamp, Treasurer. Members pictured Row I-Bobby Hall, Chuck Davis, Beanie Clements, Jacque Shea, Eva Adams, Scot Holcomb, Angie Magee. Row 2-Lee Jacobson, Joe Nelson, Brett Oltman, Scott Taubenhcim, Karen Devine, June Nelson. Row 3-Jeff Girardin, Rod Baillie, Dixie Nielsen, Tammi Peterson, Cindy Wolford, Judy Goodner. Row 4-Todd Graham, Ken Griffith, Donna Wehling, Denise Deaver, Kcnda Nelson, Holly Brunken, Cheryl Day, Row 5-Kirk Gottschalk, Shawn Burke, Bill Nelson, Eric Reinhard, John Noel, Angie Dowse. Stephanie Yantzie, Julie Varney, Stephanie McMeen, Tim Smith, Mike Holcomb, Dave Burdick. DECA Shelley Gottschalk, Secretary; Sylvie Klccb. Treasurer; Val Warren, Vice President; Bob Stamp, President. The Broken Bow Chapter of Distributive Education Clubs of America increased its membership this year by 10 percent. As a chapter project, the members of the DECA club sold doughnuts in order to finance trips to the district and stale conventions. The District Convention was held in North Platte this year at the Ramada Inn and mall. Jacque Shea, Shelley Gottschalk, Bob Stamp, Sylvie Klccb, and Val Warren attended the District Convention, with Shelley Gottschalk and Val Warren receiving honors. Fifteen juniors and seniors attended the State Convention in Lincoln this year. They were: D. Burdick, B. Stamp, S. Holcomb, J. Clements, A. Magee, S. Kleeb, M. Gibson. V. Warren. B. Daily, T. Rocsslcr, D. Barta, S. Osborne, S. Gottschalk, R. Cranwell and B. Lonowski. Receiving honors were: Shelley Gottschalk. Angie Magee and Beth Lonowski. DECA members-Row 1-Beth Daily, Kenda Nelson, Tammi Peterson, Juli Zolmke, Sheila Pelster, Teresa Roessler. Row 2-Shelley Gottschalk, Susan Osborne, Sylvie Kleeb, Jodi Russell, Michelle Wells, Val Warren. Row 3-Stuart Gilbertson, Bob Stamp. Not Pictured: Darlene Barta, Dave Burdick, Jean Clements, Tony Cosgrove, Bret DeManche, Mark Eggleston, Robert Gendrolis, Jimmy Hammond, Scot Holcomb, Beth Lonowski, Angie Magee, Jacque Shea, Robyn Cranwell. 87 Art Club Ties It Up! For the first part of the year the Art Club was actively involved in their yearly Christmas Bazaar and initiation breakfast. They also sold their popular shoe strings, along with making posters for many different organizations. On May 10 the Fine Arts Banquet was held. At this banquet many Art Club members received awards. Gary Grantzingcr was elected first year member with the most points. Cindy Wolford was elected returning member with the most points. On April 29th the Art Club took a field trip to the Sheldon Art Gallery in Lincoln. Officers (t to b): Robyn Cranwell-Historian, Lisa Clarke-Trea-surcr, Angie Magec-Secrctary, Sheila Pclstcr-V. Pres., Teresa Rocsller-President 88 Members (1 to R) Front row: Mr. Loomer, Greg Fry, Lowell Poland, Tracy Kieborz, Connie Pracht, Bonnie Pracht, Cindy Wolford, Susan Osborne, Second row: Travis Trotter, Mark Grimes, Nick Winchester, Michelle Wells, Christy Leibhart, Lisa Clarke, Robyn Cranwell, Sheila Pelster, Teresa Roessler, Back row: Billy Summers, Ron Miller, Gary Grantzingcr, Tim Gaasch Concord It was a good year for CONCORD. Thirty-three BBHS sophomores, juniors, and seniors were involved in the program this year. In addition, about fifteen students from Sargent, Callaway, Anslcy, and Anselmo-Merna phoned in reports to be aired each Saturday morning. We initiated a new feature on our radio program this year. At about 20 minutes after the hour, sophomore Laura Drake came on the air with a commentary called “Fancy That.” Our chief engineer this year was Doug Munnell, who often took total charge of the program in Mr. Davis’s absence. Others who shared the engineering chores included Dave Mack, Mike Williams, Brett Oltman, and John Noel. Concord members Front row-Travis Trotter, Todd Graham, Mike Cumpston, Dave Mack. David Dean. Back row-Larry Harrold, Kenda Nelson, Kay Kaps, Lori Bailey, Mike Williams, Stephanie Fenton, Christy Cooley, Doug Munnell, Kelly Davis, Laure Drake, Candy Kaiser, Paula Barrow. 89 Espanol El Circulo de Espanol started off the 1982-83 school year by celebrating the Spanish Day of the Dead, similar to our Halloween. Our next project was to raise money to support our friend Pascual, a refugee child living in Guatemala. We worked diligently throughout the month of December selling Advent calendars for this purpose. The Christmas season rolled around and, following an old tradition, the seniors reinacted a foreign version of the Christmas story. Afterwards we celebrated by exchanging gag-gifts. Some of us were more gagged than gifted! In March we traveled to Lincoln for Foreign Language Day, where we won first place with our Spanish play “Anita”. Many of our members received superior ratings in the poetry-reciting and honors-testing competitions. We spent our lunch break at Godfather’s Pizza with our good friends, Roger Craig, Jaime Williams, and Allen Lyday! We ended our exciting year by installing our new officers at Pressey Park. The Picnic was great but the river wasn’t! (Julie, Holly, Eva, Steph, and Tami would like to thank Brett and Rocky for the swim!) Spanish has been a great Officers: President Eva Adams, Vice President Tami Moffett, Secretary Shelley exPenence-Gottschalk, Treasurer Ann Troxcl, Historian Holly Brunken. Members: Row 1- Debbie Stumpff, Stephanie Dietz, Julie Sammons, Julie Varney, Kara Golden, Tami Moffett, Eva Adams, Holly Brunken, Rocky Dockweiler, Brett Oltman, Steph Yantzie; Row 2- Paula Barrows, Laura Drake, Debbie Kennedy, Linda Summers, Lenora Applegarth, Jill Gamble. Michelle Bjornscn, Steph Fenton, Cheryl Day, Jo Pirnie; Row 3- Ann Ellis. Brenda Gottschalk, Lisa Holcomb, Dana Brciner, Marcia Ebcrle, Karen Olson, Kristi Hall, Barb Briggs, John Dockweiler, John Noel; Row 4-Janic Sammons, Robbie Eacker, David Gobcl, Kim Kirby, Ann Troxel, Christy Winbolt, Teresa Gilbertson. 90 91 1982 Trip To Espana You’re such a charmer, Brett! Our smiling camel rider-Jolene 92 FBLA Officers: President Karen Eacker, Vice President Susan Osborne, Secretary Shelley Gottschalk, Treasurer Beth Lonowski, Reporter Sylvie Kleeb. FBLA members started the year with the election of officers and having a secret-sister to remember on her birthday or holiday. Also, gifts were exchanged at a Christmas party in December. The chapter’s money-making projects were successful. Over $400 was earned by selling a boutique of items and having a table for merchandise and baked items at the FHA Bazaar. In October, the chapter hosted a color seminar where all learned about the importance of color and how it affects one’s shopping. The members decided not to attend state convention and instead spend $20 on each member that wished to have the color analysis determined for her. The final event of the year will be an end-of-the-year party; secret-sisters will be revealed at this time. Sponsor Mrs Chaluoa FBLA members: Row 1- Karen Eacker, Susan Osborne, Shelley Gottschalk, Sylvie Kleeb, P P • Beth Dailey: Row 2- Annie Peister, Cindy Wolford, Kara Golden, Tami Peterson, Cheryl Day, Angie Magee; Row 3- Julie Varney, Jacquc Shea, Darcy Zcigler, Alison Osborne, Marie Gibson, Jean Clements. 93 FHA The Sr. High FFA combined with the Jr. High members for a busy year. The main event was hosting the District 8 convention with over 300 attending from 12 Nebraska chapters. Jolene Pirnie was our District 8 Vice President. Other activities included wrapping Christmas gifts for the needy, selling roses during FHA week, and the annual Barney Bake Off. At state convention in April the chapter received recognition for meeting the national building fund quota. Officers: Jolene Pirnie, Vice President-Ann Troxel, Treasurcr-Teresa Gilbertson. Recreation Chm.-Lori Bailey-Historian, Karen Devinc-Prcsidcnt-Not Pictured: June Nelson-Secretary, Christy Win-bolt, Publicity. 1st row: Susan Franssen, Kathy Ditson, Julie Jacobsen; 2nd row: Addy Chapin, Tami Mohler, Jodi Korth, Alnetta Hansen, Beth Mitchell, Wendy Province, Becky Snyder, Lisa Holcomb; 3rd row: Jolene Pirnie, Stacy Baxter, Karen Devine, Lori Bailey, Kenda Nelson, Ann Nelson, Jannic Sammons; 4th row: Teresa Gilbertson, Ann Troxel 94 FFA The Broken Bow FFA Chapter kepi ousy this year by starting off with range judging; many members participated. Next was the Annual Slave Auction, held in order to raise money for State Convention and the Awards Banquet. The year continued with many livestock judging and tractor driving contests. Mike Bigbee, Jay Poland, and Lisa Clarke all placed first in various contests at the district level and qualified for state competition. The highlight of the year was when most of the officers and other members attended the 55th Annual State FFA Convention in Lincoln. The Broken Bow Chapter returned home with many awards and some new ideas to improve our chapter. The 1982-1983 year has been fun and challenging to the officers and members of FFA. We hope the coming year will be as successful as this year has been. Officers President - Joe Nelson Vice President - James Bigbee Secretary - Gregg Jones Treasurer - Debbie Clarke Reporter - Lisa Clarke Sentinel - Christie Leibhart Parliamentarian - Ken Griffith Row 1 (left to right): Mike Bigbee, James Bigbee, Joe Nelson, Gregg Jones. Michael Clarke, Eddie Millsap. Row 2: Julie Burnett, Jeanne Connely, Susan Bigbee, Debbie Clarke, Christie Leibhart. Lisa Clarke. Row 3: Dean Miller, Greg Dunkel, Mark Griffith, Rod Baillie, Mark Linville, Mark Ostrander, Jay Poland. Not pictured: Doug Dunkel, Ken Griffith. Tadd Leggett, Jeff Pearson, Mitch Wright, Carl French. Brad Ballenger, Donny Wilson. Student Council 1982-1983 Student Council Officers are: Julie Varney, Secretary-Treasurer: Brad Stithem, Vice President; Rocky Dockweiler, President. The primary purpose of the Student Council is to act as a mediator between the school administration and the student body. They listen to the complaints of the students and try to relate them to the administration in hopes of a mutally agreeable solution to the problems. Another function that the Student Council performs is that of sponsoring many activities such as the Homecoming Dance. We hope that their leadership has been appreciated and that the Student Council will continue to be a group of outstanding leaders of Broken Bow High School. Council members pictured arc Julie Sammons, Kelly Davis, Brad Stithem, Karen Devine, Scott Taubcnheim. John Dockweiler, Jeff Girardin, Lee Jacobsen, Rocky Dockweiler, Bret Oltman, Tami Moffett, Julie Varney, David Dean, Mike Williams, Dave Mack, Mike Holcomb, Tim Smith, and Holly Brunkcn. National Honor Society New 1983 Members New Seniors initiated were Holly Brunken, Shelley Gottschalk. Kristi Horn, Donna Wehling, and Mike Williams. New Juniors initiated were Cheryl Day, Teresa Gilbertson, Lee Jacobsen, Terry Mason, June Nelson, Jolcnc Pir-nie, Bonnie Pracht, and Cindy Wolford. New Sophomores initiated were Barb Briggs. Marcia Eberle, and LeeAnn Heflcbower. The National Honor Society is just what the name implies. It is a nation wide organization of honor students. There are many requirements to become a member. As well as having scholastic ability, (an accumulative grade point average of 3.0 or all A’s and B's), the student must show leadership, character. and service to the school and community. The process of selection involves many people. First, all the teachers are asked to rate the students on a scale of one to five. Then a rotating panel of seven teachers read all the applications and, considering the other teacher’s ratings, they make their decision. The National Honor Society has been sponsored by the Rotary Club but this year is the first they they have been actively involved for the last 10 years. This year the new members were accepted by the President of the club, Howard Runyan. Members of NHS include Julie Sammons, Eva Adams. LeeAnn Heflebower, Barb Briggs, Marcia Eberle, Dave Mack, David Dean, Karen Devine, Donna Wehling, Mike Williams, Mike Holcomb. Brad Stithem, Lori Bailey, Shelly Gottschalk. Holly Brunken, Kristi Horn. Stacy Haumont, Denise Deaver, Kara Golden, Cindy Wolford, June Nelson, Bonnie Pracht. Jolene Pirnie, Cheryl Day, Teresa Gilbertson, Lee Jacobsen, and Terry Mason. 97 INDIAN Sponsor Don Davis and Editor Doug Munnell. The Journalism class published eleven editions of the INDIAN this year under the direction and help of Don Davis. Mr. Davis has sponsored this activity for the last two years and says there is a lot of work involved. Although most of the writing is done within the classroom, there are many jobs to be done outside of class such as develoing film, printing pictures, typing, final typing, design, and laying out the paper. Midway through the school year the format for the INDIAN changed to that of a magazine. This was so popular and successful that the INDIAN will probably use the same format next year. Also, in the near future, Mr. Davis hopes to use computers to cut down on the amount of time spent on the Journalism class publications. Doug Munnell, Kara Golden, and Mark Eggleston were the INDIAN'S editors this year. The darkroom technicians were Doug Munnell and Val Warren. Special thanks go to the CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF for their time and generosity. Journalism class: Teri Linvillc, Lesa Moore, Kara Golden, Val Warren. Bob Stamp, Tim Smith. Dave Burdick, Mark Eggleston. Doug Munnell, Brad Gunther, Steve Gobel. Not pictured: Brad Stithem and Mike Holcomb. 98 Warrior Warrior Staff: Lori Bailey, Assistant Editor; Julie Sammons, Co-Editor; Donna Wehling, Co-Editor; Kcnda Nelson, Assistant Editor; Bonnie Pracht, Photographer; Connie Pracht, Photographer. Once again, the Warrior Staff has tried to provide BBHS students with a memory-filled yearbook. The yearbook is a collection of the laughs, tears, and frustrations of high school life. Long hours took their toll on the editors, but usually the production of the annual was a rewarding experience. As you look through the pages of this yearbook we hope that you can reflect back upon days gone by. We wish to express our sincere thanks to our advisor, Mr. Hamblin, for his continued efforts in making each BBHS yearbook a success. 99 Warrior members: Lori Bailey, Donna Wehling, Julie Sammons, Kenda Nelson, Vanessa Spencer, Denise Deaver. Laura Drake, Bonnie Prachi, Karen Olson, Marcia Eberle, Connie Pracht, Janie Sammons. Tribe Varsity Cheerleaders: Tami Moffett, Head Cheerleader Eva Adams, Stephanie McMeen, Annie Peister, Val Warren, Stephanie Yantzie, Holly Brunken. Reserve Cheerleaders: (top to bottom) Stephanie Fenton, Judy Girl's Cheerleaders: Alison Osborne, Angie Huhman, Christy Win- Goodner, Sheri Whiteman, Head Cheerleader Kay Kaps, Paula bolt, Head Cheerleader Jo Pirnic. Wenquist. 100 Wrestling Cheerleaders Karen Eacker Shelley Gottschalk Karen Olson Jill Gamble White Letter Squad Lona Winder Kara Golden Julie Sammons Julie Varney Officers 101 Lee Ann Heflebower, Treasurer Donna Wehling, Vice President Angie Magee, President 102 Varsity Choir Swing Choir Members: Kim Kirby, Kara Golden, Mike Williams, Kristy Horn, Kent Birnic, Lona Winder, Lenora Applegarth, Shane Stark, Randy Vanderheidcn, Kelly Davis, Mark Eggleston, Dave Mack. Choral activities at B.B.H.S. for 1982-83 began on October 26th with their Fall Concert under the direction of Lance Bristol. A busy schedule followed: Varsity Choir combined with the community singers to perform Handel’s Messiah on December 19th; Mid-Winter Concert was presented March 18th; the B.B. Choir hosted the University Singers in mid-March; District Music Contest brought great results -Swing Choir, Triple Trio, and Boy’s Octet all brought home 1-ratings. Our choir was represented at the Nebraska Music Educator’s In-Service Clinic, Kearney State Honor Choir, “Creative Square’’, and many other local functions throughout the year. Swing Choir performed at all concerts as well as several other events. This year’s musical, “South Pacific”, was presented May 5th and 7th- a huge success! Varsity Choir Members: Krisi Horn, Denise Dcaver, Kelly Davis, KC Stumpff, LeeAnn Heflebower, Mike Williams. David Dean, Shane Stark, Mike Cumpston, Scott Taubenheim, Randy Vanderheiden, Mark Eggleston, Kara Golden, Lenora Applegarth, Lona Winder, Lori Bailey. Beth Lonowski, Teri Linville, Karen Olson, Judy Goodner, Travis Trotter. Kent Birnie. Eddie Millsap, Mark Whitney, Jeff Girardin, John Dockweiler, John Noel, Greg Jones. Mark Hendrickson, Kim Kirby, Corrina Wells, Tracy Kieborz. Jennifer Craig, Lorraine Barta, Karol Province, Julie Edwards, Theresa Fenech. Lisa Clarke, Lisa Moore, Christie Liebhart, Candy Kaiser, Jolene Pirnie, Deb Dietz, June Nelson, Angie Dowse. Bert Kennedy, Chris Colley. Tim Gaash, Bill Nelson, Clofford Norden, Jere Schweitzer, Frank Murphy, Everett Brott. 103 Boys Group: Mike Williams, David Dean, Shane Stark, Dave Mack, Scott Taubenheim, Randy Vanderheiden, Travis Trotter, Kent Birnie, Mark Whitney, Jeff Girardin, Mike Cumpston. John Noel, Gregg Jones, Mark Hendrickson, Mark Eggleston, Bert Kennedy, Tim Gaasch, Eddie Milsap. Jere Schweitzer, Event Brott, Bill Nelson. Cliff Norden, Frank Murphy, John Dockweiler. Choral Director Lance Bristol Girls Group: Kara Golden, Lenora Applcgarth, Lona Winder, Kristi Honr, Denise Deavcr, Kelly Davis, LceAnn Hcflcbowcr, Kim Kirby, Jennifer Craig, Lorainc Barta, Beth Lonowski, Tcri Linvillc, KC Stumpff, Judy Goodncr, Julie Edwards, Lisa Clarke, Christie Leibhart, Jolene Pirnie, June Nelson, Corrina Wells, Tracy Keiborz, Karol Province, Teresa Fenech, Lesa Moore, Candy Kaiser, Deb Dietz, Angie Dowse, Stephanie McMeen, Lori Bailey, Christie Cooley, Brenda Mohler, Karen Olson, Michelle Wells. Girls Triple Trio: KC Stumpff, LeeAnn Hefle-bower, Kim Kirby, Kristi Horn, Denise Deaver, Kelly Davis. Kara Golden, Lenora Applegarth, Lona Winder. 104 BBHS Band The Broken Bow High School Band has many activities throughout the school year. One of the most important and traditional activities is that of performing at every home varsity event. Webbed in with varsity events and pep rallies are the seasonal performances. During the Marching Band season, the band played at the State Fair, the Harvest of Harmony Festival, held in Grand Island, and the Kearney State College Homecoming Parade. Concerts included the Christmas Concert and the Mid-Winter Concert. The band also performed at the Creative Square and at Commencement. At the District Music Contest they received a “2” which is the next to highest score a performance can receive. When asked who his outstanding band members were, Mr. Reichert replied . . “all my seniors.” Band Director Bill Reichert Trumpet-E. Adams, M. Eggleston. M. Holcomb. D. Mack, G. Fry, S. Stark, R. Vandcrheiden, L. Drake, J. Edwards, J. Girardin, J. Goodner, M. Whitney, T. Nelson, S. Taylor, S. Varney. French Horn-D. Dean, B. Snyder. Clarinet-K. Golden, C. Day, J. Russell, C. Winbolt, S. Dietz, D. Kennedy, J. Sammons, D. Stumpff, S. Nicholls, A. Huhman, M. Walts, A. Winder, K. Nelson. Trombone-M. Williams, L. Jacobson, s' Taubcnhcim, K. Birnic, K. Kirby, D. Breiner, D. Carroll, D. Millsap. Piccolo-L. Winder. Saxaphone-L. Applegarth, T. Gaasch, E. Millsap,'A. Peistcr, B. Briggs, K. Davis, T. Pracht, P. Wcnquist, S. Whiteman, J. Bernert, L. Holcomb, J. Mattox, C. Snurr, D. Williams, G. Jones, M. Cambell. Drums-C. Cooley, T. Delozier, M. Cumpston, T. Sorenson, F. Winder, M. Heflebower, J. Province. Flute-K. Devine, S. Baxter, L. Heflcbowcr, V. Spencer, M. Holcomb, J. Treffer. Tympani-J. Pirnie. Flugel Horn-B. Christen. Tuba-D. Leverington. 105 Majorettes: Kelly Davis and Kara Golden Roses for Kara! 106 ACTIVITIES Homecoming 1982 The 1982 Homecoming activities began with Athletic Day and ranged from Little Kiddie Day to Halloween Day. People from every class participated. Decorating the Halls played a special part for everyone . . . especially the Sophomore Class which won the Spirit Week Award. The biggest thrill of the events was Homecoming night itself. The secret as to who became the new rulers was disclosed at halftime and everyone was feeling great when the Indians stomped Holdrcdgc, 45-7! The Royal Court 108 109 110 Jacque Shea and Bob Hall were chosen from the B-Clubs. Homecoming Week Monday - Athletic Day Tuesday - Kiddie Day Wednesday - Halloween Day Thursday - Backwards Day Friday - Dress-up Day Shelley Gottschalk and Dave Noel represented Vocational Clubs. Spanish Club chose Julie Varney and Rocky Dockweiler. WE WON! Band candidates were Mike Holcomb and Eva Adams. SOUTH PACIFIC Ngana .................................... Lisa Loy Jerome .....................................Tim Loy Marcella ................................Kristi Horn Ensign Nellie Forbush ................. Kara Golden Emile de Becque ..........................David Mack Bloody Mary ..................... LeeAnn Heflebower Stew Pot .........................................John Dockweiler Luther Billis ........................... David Dean Professor .................................John Noel Lt. Joseph Cable ......................Mike Williams Capt. George Brackett .............Scott Taubenheim Commdr. Wm. Harbison ............. Randy Vanderheiden Yeoman Quale ..........................Scott Varney Bob McCaffrey ............................ Kent Birnie Cpl. Hamilton Steeves ................ Mark Eggleston Liat .................................... Kelly Davis Lt. Buzz Adams ........................Jeff Girardin Nurses ...........Candy Kaiser . Lenora Applegarth Kim Kirby Lori Bailey Brenda Mohler Lorraine Barta June Nelson Denise Deaver Jolene Pirnie Judy Goodner K.C. Stumpff Stacy Haumont Seabees ............Dan Williams .. Mike Cumpston David Carroll Mark Hendrickson Robbie Eacker Travis Trotter Steve Dralce Mike Heflebower “Some enchanted evening ... ” 112 That's our little honeybun-shake those coconuts Dave. One-Act-Play Broken Bow’s one-act play did very well this year. We won the district contest held in St. Paul in mid-January, and we went on to score highly in the state contest at Kearney. Actually, we did two short plays under the general title of “The World of Sholom Alei-chcm.” We jokingly called them “The Angel Play,” and “The Goat Play,” but that was only because the office had difficulty pronouncing their real titles, “Bontche Schweig” and “A Tale of Chelm.” Both plays involved life in traditional Polish-Jewish communities. In addition to the contest performances, we performed for the student body at a special assembly and for the public during an art festival dubbed “Creative Square.” That event was held in the city square from 6:00-8:30 p.m., April 28. From that final performance, we concluded that, despite Rifkele’s arguments, “A pitcher of water can, indeed, lay eggs.” One-Act-Play Cast David Mack ........ Melamed Bontche Schweig LeeAnn Heflebower ... Rifkele Presiding Angel Judy Goodner ............... Mendele the Peddler Kelly Davis ................... Defending Angel Mike Williams . . . Father Abraham, Dodi, Rabbi David Kristi Horn ..................the Angel Rochele Vanesse Spencer ............Angel and Goat Seller Alison Osborne ... Prosecuting Angel Stranger Laura Drake ...............................Angel Lona Winder ...............................Angel Denise Dcaver . Student Director Sound Effects Steve Gobel ................... Lighting Director black and white ropes .... male and female goats 114 Awesome Indians Pictured left. Doug Munnell was awarded the Outstanding Radio Broadcaster Award for his work in KBOW. Cindy Wolford won the Outstanding Returning member of Art Club. David Dean received the John Philip Sousa Award. Kara Golden won the Music Student of the Year Award. Mike Williams received the National Choral Award. 115 Rocky won the Seth Best Award. Sparkling Illusions Decorating for prom had its usual ups and downs but the finished product was a sight to behold. The long hours of preparation led to another successful prom. Nick Dean was the evening's speaker. His final words were: Simple moments. Simple places. Simple acts of Kindness and love. In such inspiring settings As these. Happiness Begins. 116 Banquet servers were Row 1- Shelly Kennedy, Melinda Holcomb, Debbie Stumpff, Stephanie Deitz, Jannie Sammons, KC Stumpff. Row 2-Sue Longfellow, Kay Kaps. Stephanie Fenton. Jill Gamble, Betty Wolford, Dixie Nielsen. Row 3- Michelle Bjornsen. Susan Bigbee. Brenda Mohler, Carolyn Pelster, Andrea DeManche, and Jeanne Connely. 117 Senior High Class Officers Seniors Mike Holcomb-President Bob Stamp-Secretary Eva Adams-Vice President Tim Smith-Treasurer Juniors Val Warren-Vice President Stephanie McMeen-Treasurer Terry Mason-President Teresa Gilbertson-Secretary Sophomores Brad Ballenger-Treasurer Barb Briggs-Secretary Lee Ann Heflebower-Vice President John Noel-President 118 Junior High Class Officers Eighth Grade Sean Downey-Treasurer Jerod Beck-Secretary Heidi Shaw-Vice President Randy Griebel-President 7th Grade Carla Halier-Vice President Christine Russell-Treasurer Matt Eggleston-Secretary Brad Bloemker-President Student Council L. to R. bottom: Mike Pearson, Randy Griebcl, Scott Young 2nd row: Gina Gottschalk, Wendy Province, Brenda Gotts-chalk. Melinda Holcomb Last Row: Mike Heflcbowcr, Mike Gallcntinc, Jerry McMccn To Be As Much As We Can Be, 120 We Must Dream Of Being More. 121 122 123 §m «s� 124 125 The Warrior Staff would like to express special thanks to Baker Studio, Preference Photos, the Custer County Chief, and Don Davis for their many contributions. The joys I have possessed are ever mine; out of thy reach, behind eternity, hid in the sacred treasure of the past, but blest remembrance brings them hourly back. -Dryden Donna Wehling - Editor Julie Sammons - Co-Editor Lori Bailey - Assistant Editor Gerrit Hamblin - Advisor 126 Autographs Autographs