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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1984 volume:

WARRIOR 1984 BROKEN BOW HIGH SCHOOL VOLUME LXVIII It is often said that the best times of your life are your high school years. These times should be remembered, shared and cherished. As we, the Warrior Staff, present the 1984 Warrior, it is our distinct goal to spark a memory, produce a smile and help recapture the feelings that were experienced during high school. 2 Faculty .................................5 Seniors .................................9 Juniors ................................25 Sophomores .............................37 Freshmen ...............................49 Junior High ............................53 Organizations ..........................61 Athletics ............................ 79 Activities ........................... 103 Conclusion .......................... 126 3 4 Board of Education Terry Jensen ................. President Matt Varney ..............Vice President Joyce Larsen ..................Secretary Walter Dietz ..................Treasurer Reynold McMeen Gerald Sloggett Superintendent Dr. Donald Vanderheiden. Senior High Principal Wendell McCon-naha. Junior High Principal Louis Stithem and Activities Director Nick Dean Don Davis, Louise Stutzman, Vicki Mackenstadt - English 6 Diane Houdek, Gretchen Gallentine. Eileen Muller - Home Economics Jerry Scott. Darrel Sybrant, James Ingram. Robert Seeger - Science Lance Bristol - Vocal Music Bill Reichert - Band Paul Loomer - Art Barbara Bloemker Spanish Speech Kathy Larsen - Science Marilyn Chalupa, Dick Rasmussen - Bu-siess Jerry Beekman - Richard Chalupa - Voc. Industrial Arts Ag. 7 Nancy Briggs. Dennis Jones. Helen Seevers - Librarians John Sweenie -Counselor Florence Cox Counselor Mark Pat Russell - P.E. NOT PICTURED: Lee Heflebower - Coop Pat Bomberger - Special Ed. Beatrice Cosner - Special Ed. Nerine Kleeb - Special Ed. Joe Cupl - Special Ed. Loris Wright - Cook Kelli Scott - Secretary Jo Sweenie - Secretary Louise Troxel -Secretary R. Carroll. M Schweitzer, O. Leverington. K. Davis. H. Cosner - Custodians 8 E. Jensen. L. Cranwell. N. Yantzie. L. Trotter. J. Tolen. C. Slingsby - Nutrition Experts Robyn Cranwell Beth Daily Gerald Grooms Jerry Haines Dave Hendrickson Mark Hendrickson Kirby Holloway Lee Jacobsen 14 Stephanie McMeen Terry Mason Ron Miller Eddie Millsap Bill Nelson Joe Nelson 1 16 Oltman Alison Osborne Sue Newland Nelson 17 Tammi Peterson Gerald Pirnie Mike Annie Peister Sheila Peister 18 Not Pictured: Terry Weidner What do ya mean ‘You don’t like cowboys’?” 23 Scott says “Let's party, dude! 26 Rod Baillie Brad Ballenger Paula Barrow Lorraine Barta Stacey Baxter Korrena Bentley Linda Bigbee Kent Birnie Michelle Bjornsen Barb Briggs Brett Brunken Dave Burke Jeff Chilewski Jennifer Craig Mike Cumpston Kelly Davis 28 Deb Dietz John Dockweiler Laura Drake Greg Dunkel Marcia Eberle Julie Edwards Theresa Fenech Stephanie Fenton S«� i«S� K Patty Franzen Carl French Jill Gamble Aaron Gilbertson Jeff Girardin David Gobel Judy Goodner Todd Graham 30 Gary Grantzinger Mark Griffith Mark Grimes Christie Hall Larry Harrold Lee Ann Heflebower Randy Howard Angie Huhman Monica Hurlbert David Jones Candy Kaiser Kay Kaps Kim Kirby Debbie Rick Kuyper Jay Landkamer Mark Linville 31 Lance Miller Brenda Mohler Lori Muhlbach VI Shelly Nichols Dixie Nielsen John Noel Karen Olson Mark Ostrander Jeff Pearson Jeff Peterson Teresa Pracht Karol Province Ed Pryce Eric Reinhard Rick Smith Todd Sorensen Vanessa Spencer K.C. Stumpff Travis Trotter 33 34 Darla Trump Paula Wenquist Sheri Whiteman Mark Whitney Danny Wilson Nick Winchester Frank Winder Betty Wolford Tony Wright James Zlomke u- i-n 36 It’s Basketball Burke! THIS SCHOOL ) WOULD BE I NOTHING WITHOUT ME SOPHOMORES 38 Tim Baillie Kevin Bayne Jody Bernert Susan Bigbee Brent Bollwitt Dana Breiner Julie Burnett David Carroll Bill Christen Mike Clarke Tanya Coffman Jeanne Connely Andrea DeManche Stephanie Dietz Richard Delozier Steve Drake 39 40 Doug Dunkel Robbie Eacker Brian Eberle Ann Ellis Tad Finney Sandy Fox James Gallentine Mike Gendrolis Brenda Gottschalk Richard Gubser Gary Haines Micki Haller Mike Heflebower Lisa Holcomb Melinda Holcomb Lisa Howard Kyle Holloway 41 Kathy Hurlbert Debbie Kennedy Shelly Kennedy 42 Scott Kratzer Danny Leverington Sue Longfellow Scott McConnaha Jeff Mattox Stephanie Meston Dean Miller Dan Millsap Tim Moore Troy Nelson Scott Nielsen Shanna Oldson Kea Oltman 41 Dusty Parker Carolyn Pelster Mark Petersen 44 David Prescott Justin Province Margaret Pryce Tim Roessler Janie Sammons Jeff Schall Cathy Schiltz Chris Snurr Becky Snyder Lisa Spanel Juli Stark Debbie Stumpff Linda Summers Stacy Taylor Teresa Thompson Jan Treffer 45 Scott Varney Carla Wells Dan Williams We're sophomores, and proud of it! Angie Winder James Woods Not Pictured: Rick Hollenbeck Gary Leek Mark Leggett Robert Ramsdell Gerald Schiltz 47 48 Jerod Beck Jason Beiders Melinda Bjornsen Chad Breiner Tina Brott Addy Chapin Randal Daily Russell Davis Kathy Ditson Mark Dowse Sean Downey Todd Fenton Robert Fitzpatrick Stuart Fox Suzanne Franssen Trevor Graham Randy Griebel Tom Griffith Alnetta Hansen Justin Heath Gene Hendricks Scott Horine Kathy Huhman Robert Hunter 50 Julie Jacobsen Gregg Johnson Kristi Jones Cindy Kaiser Rick Kensell Jodi Korth Brent Kuenning Ginger Land Mike Me Cready David Melville Beth Mitchell Tami Mohler Christy Moore Lisa Muhlbach Randy Nielsen Teddy Norden Cindy Nozicka Bryan Oxford Michelle Parker Mike Pearson Pam Peterson Tami Peterson Charley Eacker Wendy Province 51 Chad Schall Kevin Seevers Yvonne Slingsby Matt Snyder Teena Stithem Chip Stumpff Tommy Terronez Kevin Thompson Max Trotter Becky Winbolt Tami Witt Amy Woodward Angela Wright Doug Yantzie Scott Young 52 Eighth Grade Chad Baxter Shane Beckman Jeff Berghorst Cindy Bigbee Brad Bloemker Bret Christen Chris Craig Brian Davis Michelle Day Kim Deal Bill Dowse Presha Eacker Matt Eggleston Mary Finney Stephanie Foster Kim Fuller Mike Gallentine Lee Ann Gamble Donna Garrett Gina Gottschalk Elizabeth Gubser 53 Terry Haines Tina Haines Carla Haller Brian Haumont Tara Higginbotham Christy Hiser Laurie Jensen Michelle Kaiser La Chelle Kelly Jeanne Keyser Dan Kieborz Tim Knoell Angie Leverington Tim McAbee Jeff McMeen Jerry McMeen Justin McNeece Steve Mack Jimmy Meston Arica Miller Brad Miller Dennis Miller Priscilla Miller Traci Miller Kristi Murphy Brad Norden Brett Norden 54 Seventh Grade Stacey O'Brien Cary Ostrander Brad Peace Jim Peister Cheri Peterson Chris Ringlein Paul Ritchie Paul Romero Christine Russell Tracy Salts Jennifer Sammons Anna Schipporeit Stacy Schleiger Jalea Slingsby Stacy Slingsby Bill Speer Jodi Spencer Jerry Stithem Tricia Spencer Paul Swensen Julie Sybrant Tara Trump Allan Waltman Carey Wells 55 Bill Winberg Becky Whitney Tresa Wright Deana Ziegler 56 Pam Anderson Gail Applegarth Woody Asuncion Jeff Baillie Joe Baxter Tara Baxter Tara Beckenhauer Chris Birnie Stephanie Bjornsen Beth Bloemker Linda Bristol Scott Brott Timaree Brown Jackie Burnett Tina Cash Grant Chapin Shawn Coffman Renee Daily Geoffrey Datus Mike Deal Babette Dickinson Steve Dietz Jennifer Dunkel Cody Eggleston Teresa Finney Stephanie Fowler Jean Frusher Kristi Glendy Robert Golden Matt Hatch 57 Kenneth Hawks Guy Hayes Brad Hendrickson Amy Higginbotham Shad Hiser Chris Horner Mike Hudson Adrienne Ideen Kelly Ryan Brett Kratzer Kent Leibhart Lisa Loy Kevin McAbee Cathy McAlevy Steve McConnaha Tammy McFall Patricia Miller Tanya Mortenson Angie Osborne Mark Parker Laurie Pearson Wade Pearson Shane Peck Delbert Porter 58 Tina Powers Jeremy Province Sonya Runningbear Cathy Russell Dorothy Russell Teresa Salts Chad Saner Scott Seamann Kyle Simmons Tony Snyder Todd Stark Kristy Steele Craig Stumpff Michelle Taylor Lee Thalman Matt Thomas Jeff Varney Carlie Wells Teri Whiteman Rhonda Winchester Trina Witt Dan Yantzie 59 Art Club Cindy Wolford. President; Teresa Roessler. Vice Pres.; Todd Graham. Secretary; Robyn Cranwell. Treasurer; Christie Liebhart, Historian. The Art Club was kept busy this year with the decorating of office windows and bulletin boards. Other activities were the initiation breakfast, the Art Club party and the selling of candles. The money raised from the candles helped buy new equipment for the art department. The seniors held a special art show at the public library, displaying their finest work done that year. Other highlights of the year were the creative square art display and the Art Club trip to Omaha’s Joslyn Art Gallery. The sponsor of the Art Club is Paul Loomer. - Todd Graham Art Club: (Row 1) James Bigbee. Scott Horine. Bob Fitzpatrick. Todd Graham. Max Trotter. Connie Pracht. Cindy Wolford. Yvonne Slingsby. (Row 2) Ron Miller. Greg Fry. Tim Gaasch. Tracy Kieborz, Lance Miller. Robyn Cranwell. Sheila Pelster. Teresa Roessler. Michelle Wells. Bonnie Pracht. Nick Winchester. Mark Grimes. Lisa Clarke. (Row 3) Tim Roessler. Jody Bernert. Jeff Mattox. Troy Nelson. Travis Trotter. Scott Varney. Jere Schweitzer. Jay Poland. Everett Brott. Edward Andersen. 62 n B-Club Officers: (Front) Steph McMeen. Cindy Wolford. Angie Dowse. (Back) Terry Mason. Randy Vanderheiden. The B-Club is made up of the best athletes in BBHS. To be a member of B-Club, one must letter in a varsity sport or as a student manager. This year the B-Club helped sell tickets at home basketball games and did other projects at Loup Valley Conference and District tournaments. The traditional B-Club Chili Feed was not held this year. Instead, the members sold jewelry. A portion of this money helps pay for the chenille letters that are awarded. Girls B-Club officers were Angie Dowse, President; Ann Troxel, Vice President; Cindy Wolford, Secretary and Steph McMeen, Treasurer. Boys B-Club officers were Randy Vanderheiden, President; Marty Baxter, Vice President and Terry Mason, Secretary Treasurer. The sponsors are Mr. Dean and Mr. Sy-brant. B-Club members: (Row 1) Steph McMeen. Angie Dowse. Cindy Wolford. Teresa Pracht. Scott Taubenheim. Tadd Delozier. (Row 2) Teresa Fenech. Marcia Eberle. Barb Briggs. Betty Wolford. Debbie Klinkman, Joe Nelson. Brett Oltman. Terry Mason. (Row 3) Jeff Peterson. Dana Breiner. Michelle Bjornsen. Karen Devine. Dixie Nielsen. June Nelson. Tammi Peterson. Lisa Clarke. (Row 4) Justin Province. Steve Drake. Carla Wells. Jackie Burnett. Kent Birnie. Tracy Kieborz. Scott Nielsen. Jody Russell. Travis Trotter. (Row 5) Kenda Nelson. Scott McCullough. Troy Nelson. Brett Brunken. Todd Graham. Jeff Schall. Jeff Mattox. Mick Clarke. Lance Miller. Gary Haines. Eric Reinhard. Dave Burke. 63 Concord Concord members: (Row 1) Cheryl Day, Mike Heflebower, Dan Williams, Brett Oltman, Steve Drake. (Row 2) Larry Harrold, James Gallentine, Scott Varney, Laura Drake, Lori Bailey, Christi Cooley. (Row 3) Dave Gobel, Judy Goodner, LeeAnn Heflebower, Kelly Davis, Jan Treffer, Micki Haller. (Row 4) Troy Nelson, Deb Stumpff, Steph Dietz. Kenda Nelson. Concord began its twelfth season as it took to the airwaves this year. Many students were involved in directing, engineering and announcing the Concord show, aired on Saturday mornings at ten. Other area schools also participated by phoning in reports. A new system for receiving those calls was obtained this year. “Fancy That” originator, Laura Drake, was joined by other featured commentators, Micki Haller, Deb Stumpff and Jan Treffer. Engineers this year were Christi Cooley, John Noel, and James Gallentine. The Flan award for outstanding broadcaster went to Christi Cooley. Cheryl, Christi and Lori go over the script for the Senior Show, traditional- Fancy That” girls Jan Treffer, Laura Drake, Deb Stumpff and ly the last show of the season. Micki Haller. 64 DECA DECA Officers: Sfeph McMeen, President: Beth Daily. Vice Pres.: Val Warren. Secretary: Mike Cumpston, Treasurer; Marie Gibson. Historian. DECA members: (Front) Kenda Nelson. Jody Russell. Paula Wenquist, Tammi Peterson, Val Warren, Mike Cumpston, Steph McMeen, Beth Daily. Teresa Fenech, Marie Gibson. Jeff Peterson. (Middle) Mark Hendrickson. Judy Goodner, Angie Huhman, Steph Fenton. Teresa Pracht. (Back) Sheila Pelster. Alicia Berghorst. Sheri Whiteman. Darcy Zeigler. The biggest event for DECA every year is the State Career Development Conference and this year was no exception. The conference, held in the Lincoln Hilton, had over 600 students from all over Nebraska competing in various marketing areas. Students attending from the BBHS chapter were: Darcy Zeigler and Marie Gibson in restaurant marketing, Beth Daily, Teresa Fenech, Steph Fenton, Stacey Baxter and Angie Huhman in apparel and accessories, and Kenda Nelson in finance and credit. Beth Daily represented the chapter in the parade of presidents and Sheri White-man placed first in her division of apparel and accessories. The conference was a big success and the Broken Bow DECA students had a great time. 65 El Circulo De Espanol The Richard Simmons Show This year was the fifth year for the club to sponsor their refugee friend Pascual from Guatemala. Members paid dues and sold advent calendars for this cause. A hayrack ride was enjoyed at the Briggs’ farm and many smores were devoured! The annual Day of the Dead party was held on Nov. 5. This celebration is similar to Halloween. At Christmas time, the seniors celebrated by acting out the foreign version of the Christmas story with the posadas. The club also went caroling. A lot of hard work and long hours were spent preparing for the annual Foreign Language Day in Lincoln. Unfortunately a blizzard and bad roads put a damper on this activity. The cast did get to perform their skit, which was a satire of the Richard Simmons Show, at the “Creative Square” and the 2nd year students’ supper for their parents. The year was brought to an end at the Fine Arts Banquet by installing the new officers. Throughout the year students wishing to go to Spain sold seafood and jewelry. (Row 1) Paca Gottschalk. Ramon Varney. Paca Gilbertson. Barbara Briggs. Tamara Witt. Verdnica Land. (Row 2) Anita Ellis. Carmen Pirnie, Veronica Troxel. Pepita Eberle. Susana Franssen, Rosalinda Peterson. (Row 3) Teresa Mitchell. Rebeca Snyder, Marta Bjornsen. Diana Gamble. Catalina Kaps, Susana Barta, Elena Drake. (Row 4) Linda Summers, Pedro Heflebower. Cristina Winbolt. Juan Dockweiler. Patricia Franzen, Manuela Kirby. Esteban Drake. Paula Barrow. Beatriz Province, Mariana Stithem. Andres Kuenning. Pablo Seevers. Alica Woodward. (Row 5) Jaime Gallentine. Alfredo Nielsen. Diana Dietz. Maria Pelster. Maria Bigbee. Panchita Holcomb. Pancho Downey. Rafael Young. (Row 6) Pepita Winbolt. Miquela Haller. Juanita Treffer. Raquel DeManche. Paco Oltman. Raul Noel. Andres Melville, Mateo Snyder. (Row 7) Diego Beck. Jesus Daily. Pablo McCready. Not Pictured: Rosalinda Applegarth. Paco Christen. Cristina Davis. Mateo Eacker. Cristina Hall. Anita Heflebower. Gertrudis Holcomb. Enrique Larson. Panchita Olson. Filipe Peterson. Juana Sammons. Catalina Schiltz. Alicia Spanel. Pedro Stumpff. Teresa Stumpff. Verdnica Stumpff. Pablo Williams. 66 FBLA FBLA members started the year by electing officers. The annual FHA bazaar was not held this year so FBLA sold candy as their money-making project. Christie Hall, Cheryl Day and Annie Peister attended the State Leadership Convention in Lincoln. They competed in various business tests. Cheryl won a scholarship which is given to an FBLA member planning to become a business teacher. Annie won honors in the job interview section. To conclude the year, FBLA held a party. Secret sisters were revealed and a fun time was had by all. FBLA Officers: Tammi Peterson, Vice President: Cheryl Day, President: Beth Daily. Secretary and Juli Zlomke, Treasurer. FBLA members: (Front) Teresa Fenech, Juli Zlomke. Angie Dowse. Christie Hall. (Back) Steph Fenton. Cheryl Day, Angie Huhman. Cindy Wolford. Cindy Schufeldt. Tammi Peterson, Sponsor Mrs. Chalupa. Beth Daily. Alison Osborne, Darcy Zeigler. 67 FHA Officers: Christy Winbolt, News Reporter - Teresa Gilbertson, Historian - Jolene Pirnie. President - Karen Olson, Treasurer - Karen Devine, Vice- President - Not pictured: Ann Troxel, Publicity Chairman - Lenora Applegarth, Secretary. Members: (Front) Christy Winbolt, Teresa Gilbertson, Jolene Pirnie, Karen Olson, Karen Devine. (Back) Tami Mohler. Julie Edwards, Janie Sammons, Misti Parker. Betty Wolford, Angie Wright, Melinda Holcomb, Marcia Eberle, June Nelson, Becky Snyder. Ann Ellis. Not Pictured: Ann Troxel, Lenora Applegarth, Kenda Nelson. Angie McAlevy, Debbie Stumpff, Tami Witt. Kelli Parker, Kathy Ditson. Kathy Huhman, Lisa Mulbach, Judy Goodner. Beth Bloemker. After many years our faithful advisor, Ms. Muller, resigned at the end of the first semester. Miss Houdek, with her new ideas, assumed the advisor's responsibilities. with the cooperation of the members. The Sr. High FHA Chapter, along with the Jr. High members, had a great year! Some of the highlights of the year were: selling Tupperware, the March of Dimes Rock-a-thon for 9 hours, District Convention at Callaway, (our District officers were Karen Olson and Tami Mohler) Progressive and Coded Suppers, Jaz-zercise-Bring a Friend Meeting, Tablesetting Ideas and babysitting for the Presbyterian Church Nursery all year. The annual FHA week was celebrated by selling many roses and Principal Day raffle tickets, hosting the Barney Bake-Off, giving an Appreciation Breakfast, and sponsoring the Sweetheart Dance with the FFA. Joe Nelson and Teresa Gilbertson were crowned King and Queen; Mitch Wright and Karen Olson were chosen for Prince and Princess. At State Convention in April the Sr. High Chapter was excited when we received the Red Rose” Chapter Award, the second highest award in the state that a chapter can get. The year was brought to an end at the Installation Banquet. 68 Christie singing in the FFA Chorus. President - Lisa Clarke Vice President - Christie Leibhart Secretary - Deb Clarke Treasurer - James Bigbee Reporter - Susan Bigbee Sentinel - Jay Poland Parliamentarian - Mark Linville FFA Doug Dunkel indentifies a range plant in the Dist. Range Judging Contest. The Broken Bow FFA was kept busy this year with their many projects, activities and contests. Several livestock and range judging contests were entered with many members placing high. The “FHA Fruit Sales” was our money making project for the year. Members selling over $200 worth of fruit got a supper of free pizza. FFA Week consisted of the sale of raffle tickets for the Barnyard Animals and the co-sponsoring of the Sweetheart Dance. The District FFA workshop was attended by the officers and other members. Ag. Mechanics team of Mike Bighee, James Bigbee and Ken Griffith qualified for state. Lisa Clarke also went to state since she placed first at the District Public Speaking Contest. The 56th State Convention finished up the year. Mike Bigbee placed 3rd in the skills area of the farm mechanics contest. Michael Clarke received a blue in Agronomy. Christie Leibhart participated in the State FFA Chorus. Lisa Clarke won 3rd with her speech, 3rd in the fish and wildlife proficiency area and a $500 bond for her Valmont Industries essay. FFA: (Front) Mark Linville, Susan Bigbee, Christie Leibhart, Lisa Clarke. James Bigbee. Jay Poland. (Middle) Randy Griebel, Doug Dunkel. Julie Burnett. Jeanne Wright, Mitch Wright. Kevin Seevers. Mike Clarke, Ed Millsap. (Back) Pam Peterson. Mike Bigbee, Ken Griffith, Greg Jones, Greg Dunkel, James Woods. Tony Wright, Mark Ostrander. 69 The INDIAN Editors: (Front) Annie Peister. 1st Sem. Editor; Lori Bailey. 2nd Sem. Editor; Angie Dowse Steph McMeen, Junior High Editors. (Back) Beth Daily, Scott Taubenheim. Assistant Editors1 Tadd Delozier, Sports Editor. This year, the journalism class worked hard, long hours producing ten of the best INDIAN papers ever. Twenty one students were involved in writing, editing, laying out and xeroxing the paper. Their efforts, combined with the knowledge of Adviser Don Davis, resulted in the largest publications the journalism class has ever written. Several editions were over ten pages and the last edition was a whopping twenty! Some of the students attended a journalism workshop in Lincoln. Special sessions were held on photography, news coverage and design. The price of the INDIAN was raised to fifteen cents this year. The paper was also mailed to several subscribers in the community. Staff: (Row 1) Laura Drake. Ron Miller. Robyn Cranwell. (Row 2) Sheila Peister, Angie Dowse. Kelly Davis. Cindy Wolford. (Row 3) Teresa Roessler. Sue Newland. Lori Bailey, Paula Barrow. Lenora Applegarth, Greg Fry, Scott Taubenheim. (Row 4) Dave Gobel Rick Kuyper Vanessa Spencer. Tadd Delozier. Annie Peister. Not Pictured: Beth Daily and Steph McMeen 70 National Honor Society “Those of high rank have the obligation to behave honorably, generously, and responsibly to others.” Noblesse Oblige, the motto of the National Honor Society, represents just a fraction of the duties and honors one receives in the society. Not only must members be above average scholastically, they must show leadership, good character and be a service to their school and community. New members receive certificates and pins as proof of their membership. At graduation senior members are adorned with a gold cord. This year ten members were initiated and an honorary membership was given to foreign exchange student, Sue Newland. Members were accepted by Matt Varney, Rotary Club Representative. (Row 1) Barb Briggs, Lori Bailey. Karen Devine, Marcia Eberle. James Gallentine. (Row 2) Cindy Wolford, June Nelson, Cheryl Day. Teresa Gilbertson. Christie Hall. Kay Kaps, Steph Fenton. (Row 3) Jolene Pirnie, Bonnie Pracht. John Noel. Jeff Girardin, Todd Graham. (Row 4) Sue Newland. Scott Taubenheim. Lee Jacobsen. Terry Mason. Tadd Delozier. Lisa Clarke. (Row 5) Matt Varney. Rotary Club Representative. 71 Student Council This year was an exciting one for the Student Council. They sponsored a number of dances, everything from a Sadie Hawkins dance to the Mid-winter Summer Dance. No one can forget all the interesting and crazy posters that the council was always putting up! The council also worked in conjunction with the Spanish and Art Clubs selling seafood, just for the halibut! (A quote from the fearless president Brett!) A first for the council was the football jersey auction, which was a big success. District and State Conventions will bring back many fond memories, and provided the council with new ideas. The council also sponsored their annual teacher appreciation breakfast and the honor tea. Student Council had a busy year, but it was a lot of fun providing the student body with a wide range of activities. Student Council: (Row 1) Karen Devine. Lisa Spanel. Michelle Bjornsen, Kay Kaps, Cheryl Day. (Row 2) Mark Peterson, June Nelson. Scott Taubenheim, Brett Oltman, Melinda Holcomb. (Row 3) James Gallentine, John Dockweiler. Mike Heflebower, Judy Goodner. Not Pictured: Karen Olson, Tadd Delozier, Lee Jacobsen, Randy Vanderheiden and Ann Troxel. Officers: Scott Taubenheim, Vice Pres. - Karen Devine. Secretary Treasurer - Brett Oltman, President Things looked “hot at the summer dance! Cheerleaders — The Spirit Of BBHS Girls Varsity: Andrea DeManche (Kneeling). KC Stumpff. Karen Olson. LeeAnn Heflebower Boys Varsity: (Top to Bottom) Angie Huhman. Steph McMeen. Kay Kaps. Annie Peister, Sheri Whiteman. Val Warren Reserve: Shelly Kennedy. Deb Dietz. Melinda Holcomb. Janie Sammons (top) 73 Wrestling: (Top to Bottom) Jill Gamble. Kenda Nelson. Steph Fenton. Paula Wenquist B.B.H.S. Band Majorettes Barb Briggs and Kelly Davis Band Director Bill Reichert Pom Pon Squad: (Front) Tami Witt. Julie Jacobsen. Lenora Applegarth. (Back) Becky Snyder. Judy Goodner. Cheryl Day. The Broken Bow Band began its season marching at the State Fair in Lincoln during Labor Day weekend. They participated in the Harvest of Harmony parade in Grand Island, represented by Lenora Applegarth as queen candidate. The band also performed at all home football games. The annual Christmas Concert was held and a mid-winter concert was performed in March. A select group of band members participated in SWC Clinic at Holdredge. The band played at district music contest in Kearney. The year closed with a trip to Dakota Days Band Festival. During the three day trip the band played in concert at Rushmore Amphitheater and marched in a parade in downtown Rapid City. 74 Varsity Band: (Front Row) Matt Snyder. Dan Millsap. Dave Carroll. Kent Birnie, Lee Jacobsen. Scott Taubenheim. Kim Kirby. (Second Row) Ed Millsap. Jody Bernert. Tim Gaasch. Gregg Jones. Jeff Mattox. Scott Young. Trevor Graham. (Third Row) Kathy Ditson. Sean Downey. Kevin Thompson, Randy Vanderheiden. Jeff Girardin. Brent Kuenning. Laura Drake. (Fourth Row) Teresa Pracht. Wendy Province. Mike Pearson, Troy Nelson. Dan Williams. Randal Daily. Bill Christen. (Fifth Row) Christi Cooley. Chad Breiner. Mike McCready. Mike Heflebower. Tadd Delozier, Mike Cumpston. Todd Sorenson. (Sixth Row) Alnetta Hanson. Angie Winder. Janie Sammons, Steph Dietz. Vanessa Spencer, Suzanne Franssen. Melinda Holcomb. (Seventh Row) Debbie Stumpff, Stacy Baxter, Jody Russell, Debbie Kennedy. Shelly Nichols. Jan Treffer. Becky Winbolt. (Eighth Row) LeeAnn Heflebower. Gene Hendricks. Brian Oxford. Dan Levermgton. Karen Devine. Varsity Choir Performing for the Veterans Day program The Varsity Choir had a busy schedule this year. They performed several concerts, under the direction of Lance Bristol and student teacher, Harold Scott. The choir serenaded Governor Kerry at the Veterans Day Program. During the Christmas season, they provided the folks at Cottonwood Lane and Heritage Hall with good holiday cheer. At District Music Contest the quartet and boys small group brought home superior ratings. The musical, “Little Mary Sunshine”, followed and was deemed a success. The choir also participated in the “Creative Square” festivities. The final performance was singing for the 1984 Graduation. Lenora Applegarth Lorraine Barta Lisa Clarke Christi Cooley Jennifer Craig Debbie Dietz Julie Edwards Theresa Fenech Sandy Fox Micki Haller LeeAnn Heflebower Melinda Holcomb Angie Huhman Candy Kaiser Shelly Kennedy Kim Kirby Christie Leibhart Brenda Mohler Lori Muhlbach Kenda Nelson Choir Members Shelly Nichols Karen Olson Kelli Parker Jolene Pirnie Donna Porter Bonnie Pracht Connie Pracht Karol Province KC Stumpff Linda Summers Corrina Wells Angie Winder Brad Ballenger Kent Birnie Everett Brott Brett Brunken David Carroll Jeff Chilewski Mike Clarke Mike Cumpston Robbie Eacker Gary Grantzinger Larry Harrold Mike Heflebower Mark Hendrickson Gregg Jones Bert Kennedy Lance Miller Eddie Millsap Cliff Norden Ed Pryce Eric Reinhard Rick Smith Travis Trotter Randy Vanderheiden Mark Whitney Dan Williams Dan Wilson 77 Warrior The Warrior Staff has published yet another exciting yearbook. Yearbooks were meant to be memory books as well as historical accounts of the past high school year. As you flip through the 1984 Warrior, we hope special friends, places and events are frequently recalled. Putting a yearbook together is not an easy task. There is an incredible amount of detail and time involved. The 1984 Warrior was no exception. It’s not easy tracking down over 70 kindergarten pictures from the seniors! Thanks go to the mothers for digging through their family albums. Our adviser, Mr. Hamblin, deserves a great deal of thanks for his advice, dedication and patience. Warrior Staff: (Front) Julie Edwards, Jolene Pirnie. Bonnie Pracht. (Back) Dave Hendrickson, Kenda Nelson, Tracy Kieborz, Betty Wolford, Lori Bailey, Christie Hall. Judy Goodner. Not Pictured: Steph Dietz. Jan Treffer. Marcia Eberle, Lisa Clarke. Teresa Roessler, Deb Stumpff (Front) Christie Hall and Bonnie Pracht. Photographers. (Back) Jolene Pirnie, Co-Editor, Kenda Nelson, Asst. Editor, and Lori Bailey. Co-Editor. 78 Indian Football Bow takes a well-deserved rest as other teammates continue the battle. The Indian football team began the year with new dedication. Led by Senior Co-Captains Randy Van-derheiden, Scott Taubenheim and Brett Oltman, the year progressed with the usual peaks and valleys. One thing was for certain: the Indians had gained the respect of all its opponents. The enthusiasm that climaxed with a big win at Cozad on the final night of the season simply exemplified the incentive and ambition the team had the entire year. Jerry Haines and Mike Hefle-bower were named to the SWC first team and Tadd Delozier, Scott Taubenheim, John Dockweiler, Marty Baxter, John Noel and Randy Van-derheiden received honorable mention. -Coach Dean Leading rusher John Dockweiler averaged 93.7 yards per game. 1983 Football Team: (Front) G. Jones. S. McCullough. S. Taubenheim. R. Vanderheiden. B. Oltman, J. Haines. L. Miller. K. Birnie. N. Winchester. T. Trotter. M. Linville. T. Eberle. M. Clark. (2nd Row) F. Winder, J. Girardin. E. Reinhard. M. Baxter. J. Noel. R. Baillie. M. Wright. C. French. B. Brunken. B. Ballenger. J. Woods. Coach Jensen. (3rd Row) T. Delozier. K. Holloway. L. Jacobsen. T. Sorenson. J. Dockweiler. B. Bollwitt, H Heflebower. D. Carroll. G. Haines. K. Holloway. D. Prescott. Coach Roberts. (Back Row) Coach Scott. Coach Dean. M. Cumpston. B. Eberle. C. Snurr. J. Gallentine, B. Christen. M Clarke. D. Leverington. S. Nielsen. L. Harrold. Coach Rasmussen. 80 I still say we should run the triple reverse, get-them-while-they’re-down play!” TEAM RECORD Bow 0-22 Gothenburg Bow 23- 0 Loup City Bow 0-34 Lexington Bow 7-18 Ainsworth Bow 25-40 Ogallala Bow 6-36 Minden Bow 6-12 Holdrege Bow 16- 6 Valentine Bow 15- 7 Cozad 1983 Letter men SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Tadd Delozier Lance Miller James Gallentine Lee Jacobsen Kent Birnie Dave Carroll Jerry Haines John Noel Gary Haines Mick Clark Mike Crumpston Mike Heflebower Brett Oltman Brett Brunken Dan Williams Gregg Jones John Dockweiler Justin Province Scott Taubenheim Brad Ballenger Scott McCullough Rod Baillie Kirby Holloway Frank Winder Randy Todd Sorenson Vanderhsieden Marty Baxter Eric Reinhard Jeff Girardin 81 Indian Volleyball Seniors: Karen Devine. Val Warren. Lisa Clarke. Angie Dowse. Steph McMeen. Darcy Zeigler. Lenora Applegarth and Cheryl Day. The Lady Indians' season record of 6-10 did not show the caliber of volleyball they played. In the Broken Bow invitational, the girls played an awesome game, beating state rated North Platte St. Pats. They finished second in the tournament. The excitement did not end there. In the district tourney, the 6th seated Lady Indians beat 3rd seated O’Neill to advance to the semifinals. Here, they lost a heart breaker to Albion. At the conclusion of the season, Darcy Zeigler, leading spiker, was named to the SWC second team. Angie Dowse, leading blocker, and Karen Devine, leading scorer, received honorable mention. -Karen Devine Volleyball 1983: (Front) Sheri Whiteman and Barb Briggs. (Middle) Julie Burnett. Carla Wells, Dixie Nielsen, Christie Hall. Michelle Bjornson. Deb Kennedy, Kea Oltman, Brenda Gottschalk, Melinda Holcomb. Sue Longfellow, and Cathy Schiltz. (Back) Coach Mary Jo Petersen. Kelly Davis, Steph McMeen, Lenora Applegarth. Teresa Pracht. Angie Dowse, Karen Devine, Cheryl Day. Darcy Zeigler. Deb Dietz. Marcia Eberle. Lisa Clarke. Val Warren, Steph Deitz and Assistant Kay Lewandowski. 82 Bow vs MINDEN 9-15, 4-15 Bow vs ORD 6-15, 13-15 Bow vs HOLDREGE 2-15, 6-15 BOW vs N P. St. Pats 13-15, 15-5, 15-13 Bow vs BURWELL 9-15, 5-15 BOW vs Cozad 15-7, 15-13 Bow vs HOLDREGE 7-15. 11-15 Bow vs AINSWORTH 2-15, 10-15 BOW vs O’Neill 9-15. 16-14. 15-7 Bow vs ALBION 8-15, 15-11, 5-15 Bow vs GOTHENBURG 12-15, 6-15 BOW vs Loup City 15-10. 15-7 BOW vs Lexington 0-15. 15-13, 15-12 Bow vs ST. PAUL 3-15, 10-15 BOW vs Ainsworth 16-14. 15-10 Bow vs OGALLALA 6-15. 3-15 Juniors: (Front) Barb Briggs and Kelly Davis. (Middle) Sheri Whiteman, Michelle Bjron-son and Teresa Pracht. (Back) Marcia Eberle. Christie Hall. Dixie Nielsen and Deb Dietz. Sophomores: (Front) Brenda Gottschalk and Melinda Holcomb. (Middle) Kea Oltman. Julie Burnett and Carla Wells. (Back) Deb Kennedy. Sue Longfellow, and Cathy Schiltz. 83 Boys Basketball Varsity: Jay Landkamer, Lee Jacobsen, Randy Vanderheiden. Gerald Pirnie. Mike Peace, Terry Mason, and Dave Burke. Reserve: Coach Meyers. Scott Varney. Dan Williams. Jeff Schall. Scott Nielsen, Marty Baxter, Eric Reinhard, Jim Gallentine, Kent Birnie, Rick Smith. Chris Snurr, Mark Petersen, Scott Kratzer and Coach Roberts. The ball hung there for an instant, then with a flick of his wrist, forward Dave Burke set it arching towards its target. The ball hit its bullseye and ripped through the net. An enormous crowd burst into a frenzy of excitement. Bow players converged on Dave and shared the thrill of victory with their teammate. That 10-footer, which came with 5 seconds remaining in the game, put Bow up by one over Cozad. This and the many jam sessions staring the “Wizard of the Rim” Gerald Pirnie, the “Ultimate Scoring Weapon” Mike Peace, the “A-Man” Terry Mason, who dished out a record setting number of assists, along with the man with the moves, “Smiling Jake” Jacobsen, was only part of the many exciting moments of this year’s boys basketball season. With an 11-7 record and the help of Coach Meyers, the cagers came within four points from a state tournament birth, as they lost to Albion in the district finals. Although this was a disappointing loss, the Indians brought back old memories of awesome competition and the turn out of massive crowds, with support unmatched in the area. Another strength of the Indians was the depth of the bench and the support these players gave the team. Senior “Smiling Jake summed up the season saying, “I had a fun time, and I wish I could do it all over again ...” Lee Jacobsen Tadd Delozier 84 BOW 56-46 North Platte St. Pats BOW 94-34 Loup City BOW 64-40 Ord Bow 41-42 GRAND ISLAND C. C. BOW 61-38 Ainsworth BOW 76-68 Ogallala Bow 57-64 LEXINGTON BOW 53-52 Cozad Bow 45-51 HOLDREDGE Bow 43-57 BASSETT BOW 52-46 Wood River BOW 55-52 Minden BOW 63-37 Burwell BOW 73-61 St. Paul Bow 57-68 GOTHENBURG BOW 63-49 Ord Bow 46-72 COZAD Bow 52-56 ALBION 85 Girls Basketball The girls basketball team ended their season with a 4-13 record. Several highlights of the year were the snowy night spent in Bassett, the winning overtime shot by Dixie Nielsen at Ogallala, and the first round win at districts over St. Paul. The team really showed a lot of hustle and teamwork. Achieving SWC honors were Angie Dowse, Second Team, and Karen Devine and Barb Briggs, Honorable Mention. Although the team record doesn’t show it, the team members were all very close and worked well together. The season ended up being very enjoyable, with the exception of all the lines they had to run! Head Coach Richard Rasmussen and Asst. Coach Kathy Larson 86 Girls Basketball Team: Front-Darcy Zeigler. Marcia Eberle, Steph Dietz, Angie Dowse. Carla Wells. Julie Burnett, Barb Briggs. Dixie Nielsen. Karen Devine, Judy Goodner. Ann Troxel. and Cheryl Day. Back-Student Managers Sue Newland. Annie Peister, Stacey Baxter-and Coach Richard Rasmussen. TEAM RECORD BOW 46-44 Bow 49-61 BOW 43-36 Bow 36-57 . Bow 41-67 Bow 37-70 Bow M- 61 Bow 32 58 Bow 38 44 « 1 Bow 38 60 BOW 45-43 OT Bow 36-46 Bow 41 46 OT Bow 32-62 Bow Districts: 45-58 N. P St. Pats Centura Ainsworth Holdrege Gothenburg Burwell Gothenburg Cozad Loup City Lexington Ogalia'l? Cozad Rook County Ord Mmden BOW Bow 63-40 St Paul 36-59 Ordfcl 87 Wrestling Wrestling Team 1983-84: (Front) Kea Oltman. Jody Bernert, Travis Trotter. Todd Graham. Troy Nelson, Doug Yantzie, Max Trotter. Gerry Schiltz, Doug Dunkel, Kevin Thompson and Tami Witt. (Middle) Mick Clark, Rich Gubser. Kyle Holloway. Lance Miller. Chad Briener. Tad Leggett. Robbie Eacker. Dave Carroll. Jett Peterson. Todd Fenton. Kevin Seevers. Brent Bollwitt. David Melville. Mike Clarke, and Trevor Graham. (Back) Coach Krawley. Christie Hall, John Dockweiler, Stacy Taylor. Kirby Holloway. Mike Cumpston, John Noel. Gary Haines. Jeff Girardin, Rusty Davis. Todd Sorenson. Tad Finney. Everett Brott. Dan Millsap. Carl French. Coach Patch and Michelle Bjornsen. The Broken Bow Wrestling Team highlighted its year with a 33-30 win over the Lexington Minutemen on their way to an 8-1 dual record, losing only to Ogallala. The Indians were also victorious at the Broken Bow Invite and the Minden Invite. Bow made a good showing at the Holdredge and Burwell Invites, placing second in both tournaments. The reserve grapplers finished unbeaten at 11-0. They won top honors at the Southwest Conference Assistant Coach Crawley. Head Coach Patch. Head Junior High Coach Sybrant and Assistant Junior High Coach Owens. Reserve Invite and finished second at the Broken Bow Reserve Invite. The Indians had two champions in the Southwest Conference, Troy Nelson (98 lbs) and Mick Clark (126 lbs). Bow had two state qualifiers this year. Troy Nelson and Travis Trotter (112 lbs) finished 4th and 3rd, respectfully. These two wrestlers scored 34 points at state, setting an all time record for any Bow wrestling team. Mat Maids: Kea Oltman, Michelle Bjornsen. Christie Hall and Tami Witt. 88 119 lbs. J. Peterson 14-10 126 lbs. M. Clark 19-10-1 132 lbs. M. Cumpston 24-9-1 138 lbs. L. Miller 24-12 145 lbs. J. Noel 16-14 Also wrestling on the varsity squad: 167 lbs. Jeff Girardin 185 lbs. Kirby Holloway 89 155 lbs. J. Dockweiler 19-8 HWT. E. Brott 14-8 Cross Country The Indians began the cross country season in the middle of August with thirteen boys and two girls reporting for the team. All but one member were able to finish the season on October 21 — Jay Land-kamer was lost by illness midway through the season. Highlights of the year were Kenny Hill’s being crowned Conference Champion with the time of 16:50 and qualifying for the state meet. He placed 15th in a very strong field of runners. Cindy Wolford proved to be an outstanding girl performer by placing 7th in the district meet — only one spot out of qualifying for the state meet. She was a medal winner in all of the cross country meets except one. Stale Qualifier Kenny Hill Cross Country Team: (Front) Troy Nelson. Scott Varney. Kenda Nelson, Cindy Wolford. Scott McConnaha, Scott Kratzer. (Back) Jay Landkamer, Terry Mason. Robbie Eacker. Todd Graham Jeff Schall. Jody Bernert. Matt Snyder. Kenny Hill. Coach Russell. 90 Golf 1984 Golf Team: (Front) James Gallentine. Bert Kennedy. Mark Peterson. Dan Williams, Terry Mason. (Back) Scott Varney. Bill Christen. Steve Drake. Bow golfers competed in six regular season invitationals. one triangular, conference and district tournaments. James Gallentine gained a seventh place medal at the Lexintgon Invitational and top honors at the Sargent Invitational. Also at Sargent, Terry Mason finished in fifth place and Dan Williams and Mark Peterson finished seventh and eighth respectively. Mason was the top individual for Bow at the Conference Invite. Peterson was Bow's top golfer and the only medalist with a sixth place at Districts. Coach-Nick Dean 91 Girls Track The BBHS Girls Track Team started their season with some bad weather. The team captured second place at the Broken Bow Invitational. The rain-plagued team finally found some sunshine at the District meet, the last meet of the season. Ann Troxel, Val Warren and Angie Dowse qualified for the state competition. Val placed sixth in the 200 meter run and Angie placed second in the long jump. Ann took the crown in the Class B 100 meter low hurdles for the second year in a row. Besides the 100 meter hurdles, Ann set a new school record in the 800 meter run. Cindy Wolford broke her own school record in the 3200 meter run. The new long jump record was set by Angie Dowse. State Qualifiers: Anne Troxel. Angie Dowse and Val Warren Girls Track 1984: (Front) Julie Jacobsen. Dana Breiner, Barb Briggs. Marcia Eberle, Becky Winbolt. Laura Drake. Melinda Holcomb. Kea Oltman, Ginger Land. (Back) Coach Zella Briggs. Kenda Nelson, Jodi Russell, Sue Newland, Ann Troxel. Angie Dowse. Cindy Wolford. Val Warren. Coach Darrel Sybrant. Not Pictured: Cathy Schiltz. 92 Weights: (Front) Julie Jacobsen. Kea Oltman. (Back) Jodi Russell-Student Manager, Sue Newland. Kenda Nelson Distance: (T to B) Cindy Wolford. Laura Drake. Melinda Holcomb 440 Relay: Ann Troxel. Angie Dowse. Barb Briggs. Dana Breiner. Val Warren student Manager - kc stumpff Sprinters: Marcia Eberle, Ginger Land, Ann Troxel, Angie Dowse, Barb Briggs, Dana Breiner, Val Warren. Not Pictured: Cathy Schiltz. 93 Boys Track Stale Qualifiers: Nick Winchester, Gerald Pirnie and Kenny Hill. The Broken Bow Track Team got off to a slow start this spring due to the unseasonable weather. But when it came to meet time, even with the lack of outdoor practice, they fared well. Their only trophy came at the Burwell Wrangler Relays, but at each meet they strove to improve personal records. Gerald Pirnie was the lone school record breaker. He surpassed his own school record in the high jump with a 6’6” effort. Three members qualified for the state meet: Kenny Hill in the 3200, Gerald Pirnie for the high jump and Nick Winchester in the triple jump. Gerald was the only medal winner for the Indians. He placed 5th in the high jump with a height of 6’5”. V Boys Track Team: (Row 1) Mik McCready, Chad Schall. Mark Dowse. Matt Snyder, Scott Young, Todd Graham. Joe Nelson, Kevin Thompson. (Row 2) Coach Mark Russell. Mike Clarke, Ron Larsen, Kenny Hill. Tadd Delozier, Brad Ballenger. Mike Cumpston. Nick Winchester, Kevin Seevers, Jeff Mattox, Coach Virgil Korte. (Row 3) Jeff Girardin, Frank Winder. Randy Vanderheiden. Gerald Pirnie Mike Heflebower Scott Nielsen. 94 Distance Runners: (Row 1) Scott Young. Kevin Seevers. Matt Snyder, Hurdlers: Mike Clarke. Joe Nelson. Gerald Pirnie. Mike Heflebower. Mike McCready. (Row 2) Kenny Hill. Randy Vanderheiden. Todd Tadd Delozier. Graham. Ron Larsen. Jumpers: Mike Cumpston. Mike Heflebower. Joe Nelson. Gerald Pirnie. Nick Winchester. Mark Dowse. Pole Vaulters: Jeff Mattox. Mike Cumpston. Kevin Thompson. Weightmen: Jeff Girardin. Frank Winder. Scott Nielsen. Sprinters: Scott Nielsen. Mark Dowse. Todd Graham. Chad Schall. (Back) Tadd Delozier. Brad Ballenger, Mike Heflebower. Nick Winchester. 93 Junior High Football FRESHMAN. Front Row; Rick Kensall. Jerod Beck. Travis Trotter. Randy Griebel. Scott Young. Todd Fenton. Chip Stumpff. David Melville. Back Row: Mark Dowse. Randy Nielsen. Kevin Seevers. Russ Davis, Bob Fitzpatrick. Chad Schall. Chad Breiner. Trevor Graham. Mr. Anson. EIGHTH GRADE. Front Row; Tim Knoell. Matt Eggleston. Jimmy Meston, Brad Norden, Brad Bloemker. Jeff McMeen. Jerry Stithem. Shane Beckman. Middle Row; Brett Norden. Mike Gallentin. Bret Christen. Jerry McMeen. Jerry Stithem. Shane Beckman. BACK ROW; Coach Jones. Chris Craig. Jimmy Peister. Brad Miller, Jeff Bergh-orst. Chad Baxter. SEVENTH GRADE. Front Row; Matt Hatch. Brett Kratzer, Kyle Simmons. Carlie Wells. Woody Asuncion, Kent Leibhart. Chris Horner. Jeremy Province. Middle Row; Coach Crawley, Dan Yantzie. Craig Stumpff. Jeff Bailey. Chris Birnie, Grant Chapin. Shane Peck. Matt Thomas, Shad Hiser. Back Row; Jeoff Da-tus, Steve Dietz, Delbert Porter, Joe Baxter. Cody Eggleston, Neil Golden. Jenny Hawks. Steve McConnaha. Wade Pearson. 96 Jr. High Volleyball 9th Grade-Front Row: Kathy Huhman. Middle Row: Ginger Land. Julie Jacobsen. Tami Peterson. Suzanne Franssen. Back Row: Coach Machenstadt. Becky Winbolt. Alnetta Hanson. Amy Woodward. 7th Grade-Front Row: Lisa Loy. Teri Whiteman. Sonya Run-ningbear, Teresa Finney, Stephanie Bjerensen. Donica Cran-well. Trina Witt. Linda“pristol. Middle Row: Amy Higginbotham. Jennifer Dunkel. Timaree Brown. Cathy Russell, Beth Bloemker. Renee Daily. Rhonda Winchester. Jackie Burnett. Babette Dickinson. Back Row: Tara Beckenhauer. Tanya Mor-tenson, Tami McFall. Michelle Taylor. Tara Baxter. Adrienne Ideen. Pam Anderson. Coach Briggs. 8th Grade-Front Row: Jalea Slingsby. Jennifer Sammons. Stephanie Fowler, Lee Ann Gamble. Cathy Russell. Julie Sybrant. Stacy Slingsby. Back Row: Deana Ziegler. Carey Wells. Stacy O’Brien. Michelle Day. Arica Miller. Tracy Schleiger. Trish Spencer. Kristi Murphy. Tina Haines. Coach Marshall. 97 Jr. High Basketball Front Row: Sean Downey. Gregg Johnson. Matt Snyder. Mike Pearson. Jerod Beck. Randy Nielsen. Marvin McAlevy. Back Row: Coach Jones. Mark Dowse. Chad Schall. Stuart Fox. Brian Mason. Brent Kuenning. Tom Griffith. Front Row: Bill Winberg. Steve Mack. Tim Knoell. Jim Meston. Brett Norden. Chad Baxter. Middle Row: Cary Ostrander. Bret Christen. Brad Peace. Jimmy Peister. Brad Miller. Brad Norden. Back Row: Coach Wright. Mark Mason. Matt Eggleston. Jerry Stithem. Jerry McMeen. Mike Gallentine. Jeff McMeen, Brad Bloemker. Front Row: Brett Kratzer, Carlie Wells, Mark Parker. Jeff Varney. Tony Snyder. Middle Row: Kyle Simmons. Craig Stumpff, Dan Yantzie, Tony Sanchez. Kent Leibhart. Matt Thomas. Lee Thalman. Back Row: Coach Scott, Steve Dietz. Guy Hayes. Andy Sanchez. Geoff Datus, Chris Birnie. Jeff Bailey. Kenny Hawks. 98 Junior High Girl's Basketball Front Row: Becky Winbolt. Ginger Land. Alnetta Hanson. Misty Parker. Back Row: Coach Marshall. Suzanne Franssen. Kathy Huhman. Julie Jacobsen, Tammy Peterson. Michelle Taylor. Adrienne Ideen. Cathy Russell. Beth Bloemker. Teresa Finney. Jackie Burnett. Lisa Loy. Timaree Brown. Stephanie Bjerenson. Kristy Steele. Tammy McFall. Pam Anderson. Jeanne Keyser. Coach Rasmussen. 99 Junior High Wrestling Brett Norden in three matches won a first, second and third place medal while representing our Junior High Brad Bloemaker finished 2nd, 3rd and 4th in the three times he faced intermural competition Jim Meston went to the mat three times for Broken Bow Junior High and each time came home with a first place medal. 8th Grade Girl’s Basketball 100 The 8th grai's basketball team with an outstanding season was paced by (I. to r.) Stacy Schleiger, Christine Russell. Tina Haines, Lee Ann Gamble. Arica Miller. Carey Wells, and Michelle Day Junior High Track Bottom Row: Craig Stumpff. Steve McConnaha. Jeremy Province. Shane Peck. Bill Winberg. Steve Mack. Grant Chapin. Tim McAbee. Woody Asuncion. Kyle Simmons. Matt Hatch. Middle Row: Coach Jensen. Jeff Berghorst. Brad Peace. Paul Swanson. Tim Knoell. Bret Christen. Dennis Miller. Brett Norden. Carley Wells. Jim Meston. Matt Thomas. Kenneth Hawks. Dan Yantzie. Chris Birnie. Coach Scott. Back Row: Delbert Porter. Steve Dietz. Matt Eggleston. Bill Dowse. Shane Beck-man. Brad Hendrickson. Jerry Stithem. Jerry McMeen. Mike Gallentine, Jeff McMeen. Brad Bloemker, Jimmy Peister. Jeff Baillie on the move. Bottom Row: Arica Miller. Traci Miller. Christine Russell. Tina Haines. Stacy Slingsby. Teresa Finney. Tara Beckenhauer. Catherine Rusell. Carey Wells. Jean Frusher. Babette Dickinson. Middle Row: Tara Baxter. Michelle Taylor. Rhonda Winchester. Mary Finney. La Chelle Kelly. Presha Eacker. Tammy McFall. Jennifer Dunkel. Julie Sybrant. Stacy Schleiger. Jeanne Keyser. Jennifer Sammons. Coach Peterson. Back Row: Laurie Jensen. Linda Bristol. Trish Spencer. Kristy Steele. Chris Ringlein, Deana Ziegler. Michelle Day. Coach Marshall. 101 102 Homecoming 1983 Prince and Princess Scott and Steph. King Brett and Queen Ann. Homecoming is a time of fun, friendship, competition and anticipation. Not many will forget all the outrageous outfits students wore. Only during Homecoming Week could one expect to find Superman, punk rockers and male students in skirts parading around BBHS halls. The spirit of Homecoming was overwhelming this year as a large percentage of students took part in the festivities. Hall decorating was won by the juniors, but the seniors won’t forget how their hall brought the class closer together. Homecoming night had hundreds of fans cheering for the Indian football team and sharing the honor and emotions with the king and queen candidates. 104 105 Bow Superheroes: Captain Huggums. Super Herschel. Zipp and Zapp Spirit Week Monday-Superhero Day Tuesday-Toga Day Wednesday-Co-ed Day Thursday-1999 Day Friday-Dress-up Day 106 Senior Class candidates were Joe Nelson and Stephanie McMeen 107 Kirk Gottschalk and Angie Dowse represented the Vocational Clubs. Little Mary Sunshine Chief Brown Bear ...................... Eric Reinhard CpI. Billy” Jester .....................Kent Birnie Capt. “Big Jim Warington . . . Randy Vanderheiden “Little Mary Sunshine” ........... Lenora Applegarth Mme. Ernestine Von Liebedich . LeeAnn Heflebower Nancy Twinkle ....................... Melinda Holcomb Fleet Foot ........................................ Dan Williams Yellow Feather ................... Mike Cumpston Gen. Oscar Fairfax, Ret ................. Lance Miller Young Ladies from the Eastchester Finishing School .. Jolene Pirnie, Karen Olson, KC Stumpff, Kim Kirby, Julie Edwards, Shelly Kennedy, Micki Haller United States Forest Rangers . Brent Kuenning, Travis Trotter, Matt Snyder, David Carroll, Randal Daily, Mike Clarke, Robbie Eacker. Director ................................Lance Bristol Assistant Director ...................... Bill Reichert Lights . Larry Harrold, Charlie Eacker, Jeff Chilewski, Max Trotter Accompanist ............................. Bill Reichert Posters and Programs ................... Louise Troxel Makeup . Kay Norden, Lisa Clarke, Kenda Nelson Under a Colorado sky ... 108 B.B.H.S. Class Officers Seniors Steph McMeen - Secretary Beth Daily - Treasurer Teresa Gilbertson - Vice President Joe Nelson - President JUNIORS: Sheri Whiteman - Treasurer, Rick Smith - Secretary, Jeff Girardin - Vice President, John Noel - President. no Sophomores James Gallentine - President Troy Nelson - Vice President Melinda Holcomb - Treasurer Lisa Holcomb - Secretary Eighth Grade Steve Mack - President Jeff McMeen - Vice President Kristi Murphy - Secretary Julie Sybrant - Treasurer FRESHMAN: (Front) Tami Peterson - President, Wendy Province -Secretary. (Back) Matt Snyder - Vice President, Scott Young -Treasurer. Seventh Grade Brett Kratzer - Treasurer Tara Bechenhauer-Secretary Pam Anderson - Vice President Steve Dietz - President JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL: (Seated) Julie Jacobsen, Mik McCready. (Standing) Mike Gallen-tine, Jerry McMeen, Christine Russell, Brad Bloemker, Suzanne Franssen, Cathy Russell, Timaree Brown, Scott Young, Craig Stumpff. Seniors Shine With Honors Essay And Speech Winners LORI BAILEY - Daughters of Am. Revolution and Century III LISA CLARKE - Valmont Industries Regional Winner TIM GAASCH - Voice of Democracy Speech Contest JOLENE PIRNIE - Optimist Essay CHERYL DAY - Realators Essay (1st) CHRIS LEIBHART - Realators Essay (2nd) SUE NEWLAND - Realators Essay (3rd) On the next two pages, the Warrior Staff would like to recognize those students who, through hard work and dedication, have achieved top honors. Although it is not possible to list every award, we have tried to name as many as our limited space allows. Mid-Plains Technical Scholastic Contests SCOTT MCCULLOUGH 2nd-Woodworking 3rd-Carpentry LORI BAILEY 3rd-Music LEE JACOBSEN and SCOTT TAUBENHEIM - John Philip Sousa Band Award; CHRISTI COOLEY - Flan Award; RANDY VANDERHEIDEN - National Choral Award Special Trips LISA CLARKE - Foreign Youth Exchange-United Kingdom LORI BAILEY - National Service Study Project, Washington D.C. GERALD PIRNIE - Seth Best ANGIE DOWSE - Outstanding Girl Athlete ANN TROXEL - Class B 100 meter hurdle champion 112 Foreign Exchange Students EDWARD ANDERSEN - Chile, South America SUE NEWLAND - Belvue Heights, (Suburb of Adelaide) Australia More Oustanding Honors BARB BRIGGS KIM KIRBY -Girls Staters TODD GRAHAM -Boys Stater PAULA WENQUIST ROD BALLIE -Jr. Law Cadets Pig-out contest winners at Big J’s Restaurant: (Front) Barb Briggs, Marcia Eberle. (Back) Kay Kaps, Marty Baxter, Sheri Whiteman, Eric Reinhard All-State Music Scholarships KIM KIRBY BILL CHRISTEN Optimist Speech Contest Winners DEB KENNEDY STEVE MACK Barbara Bloemker was named Outstanding Foreign Language Teacher of the Year. 200 Lb. Club Tadd Delozier . Tom Eberle Jerry Haines Scott McClulough Scott Taubenheim Brad Ballenger Governor Bob Kerrey was on hand at the Veterans Day Program. JAMES GALLENTINE - Went to Hugh O’Brien Leadership Seminar, outstanding sophomore Marty Baxter Jeff Girardin Lance Miller John Noel Eric Reinhard Rick Smith Todd Sorenson Nick Winchester James Gallentine Gary Haines Justin Province Rusty Davis 113 We’ve Got Tonight Prom night will be forever remembered by most BBHS students. The banquet speaker was Roger Carroll. Under the burgandy, white and light pink streamers, students dressed in sleek tuxedoes and lavish dresses danced until midnight to the sounds of “Flight.” The movie “Unfaithfully Yours” and the breakfast at the Country Club carried Prom into the wee morning hours. 114 Graduation Graduation signifies a new beginning. The goal of finishing high school has been met. Emotions run high as old school routines, homework and tardy slips become faded memories, replaced by future expectations. The Class of 1984 is proud to have held the first outdoor graduation in Broken Bow High School’s history. Although graduation means a parting of the ways, the friends, fun and experiences at BBHS will never be forgotten. CLASS COLORS: Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWER: White Rose CLASS MOTTO: “Remember, we were born to succeed, and the best is yet to be.” 116 Scholarship Winners Lenora Applegarth Lori Bailey Lisa Clarke Christi Cooley Tadd Delozier Cheryl Day Karen Devine Angie Dowse Randy Franzen Greg Fry Tim Gaasch Teresa Gilbertson Lee Jacobsen Scott McCullough Stephanie McMeen Terry Mason Ron Miller June Nelson Kenda Nelson Mike Peace Annie Peister Jolene Pirnie Cindy Schufeldt Scott Taubenheim Ann Troxel Cindy Wolford Randy Vanderheiden Darcy Zeigler 117 118 119 ■BBK■ DAVID I I 21 22 2 29 30 120 121 zu 123 124 As another year concludes, events, friendships and special moments become cherished memories within us. Use the Warrior to help recall those memories. Thanks to all the people who provided writeups and pictures along with Bryan Davis, Don Davis, Nick Dean, Mick Patch, the Custer County Chief, Preference Photos and Baker Studio for their many contributions. Now we editors can finally relax!! Lori Bailey - Co-Editor Jolene Pirnie - Co-Editor Kenda Nelson - Assistant Editor Bonnie Pracht - Photographer Gerrit Hamblin - Advisor 126 Autographs 127 Autographs