Cairo Public School - Centura Yearbook (Cairo, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1972 volume:

CENTURA PUBLIC SCHOOLS CAIRO, NEBRASKA EDITOR: PAM DAVIS BACK ROW: Mr. Ryan. R. Seifert. K. Eriksen, K. Linnemeyer, B. Kauk, J. Meyer, J. Rohweder, K. Haynes. FRONT ROW: S. Larson, C. Lehn, P. Davis. ANNUAL STAFF 2 STUDENT LIFE!!!!! Entertaining at the style show Representative from NASA visits us. 3 Spring fashions By the shores of Lake Michigan Pigtails!! Giddy up! Can I have a pass? Got the beat? Distinguished members of the faculty Pass it! A student’s work is never done. Foul? Notice the similarity 5 PRESIDENT OF BOARD Alan Nielsen TREASURER OF BOARD Harold Franssen BOARD OF EDUCATION 6 SECRETARY OF BOARD Ed Boltz Lawrence Rolofson Burdette Caswell ADMINISTRATION Mr. Douglas Jensen has been Superintendent for the Centura P ublic School system the past five yean. Mr. Jensen believes that excellence in edu- cation should be the primary objective of all parents and staff. He has been willing to give above and be- yond the call of duty to bring about the best for each student at Centura. Mr. Wayne Lauritsen, Principal, has also served the Centura Public Schools for five years. Mr. Lauritsen has been able to create an atmosphere at Centura whereby each student has been able to work to his capacity and enjoy the educational advantages offered at Centura. The elementary principal is Mr. Ralph Wag- ner. Under Mr. Wagner's excellent guidance and the help of the elementary staff, the elementary school has constantly improved in all areas. Mr. Wagner is also the director of the summer program. THE STATE BANK OF CAIRO Cairo, Nebraska 7 SR. HIGH FACULTY MR. EDWARD RYAN Business MRS. SANDRA OLSON Business MR. RUSSELL JOHANSEN History MR. JERRY FRAHM MR. JOHN KOPERSKI Industrial Arts Industrial Arts CAIRO PHARMACY Phone 485-4341 Cairo, Nebr. David L. Schaffer, R. Ph. MRS. ELIZABETH HENDRICKS English MR. ROBERT THOMAS Speech MR. FRANZ TRUMLER German MR. PAUL WILHELM Science MR. HARLAN METSCHKE Mathematics MR. ROBERT MEYER Science THE RAVENNA STATE BANK Ravenna. Nebraska DWORAK MOTORS Ford Sales and Service Phone 452-3800 Ravenna. Nebraska JOHNSON’S GROCERY Johnson's Steakmaster Livestock Slaughtering Process Dannebrog. Nebraska 9 MRS. ANNETTE DAVIS Home Economics MR. JERRY MEYER Physical Education MRS. MARGARET COOK Physical Education 10 RAVENNA CHEESE CO., INC. Ravenna, Nebr. WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY SENIOR FRIENDS. CLASS OF 1972 ijatta. “go CONFIDENTLY IN THE DIRECTION OF IVIU I I u. YOUR DREAMS.” SONG: “FRIENDS” COLORS: MINT GREEN AND YELLOW FLOWER: daisy 12 MARY GRIM RICK HALD LYNETTE GRIM ALLEN HANSEN KAROLEE HARGENS CLASS OFFICERS Vice President President Treasurer Secretary Rick Ha Id Karo lee Hargens Rose Kosmicki Lynette Grim 13 GLENDA JOHNSON SANDY JOHNSON ELIZABETH KOPERSKI ROSE KOSMICKI MARILYN KLINKACEK ALLAN LARKOWSKI 14 SEANNE LARSEN DOREEN LEMBURG GLEN LEMBURG MICK LEMBURG WARREN LEMBURG DUANE LEWANDOWSKI CAROL LUHN KAREN LINNEMEYER KEN NEVILLE ALAN NIELSEN DEBBIE OBERMILLER Seniors striving for higher education through advanced levels of learning. 16 GEORG OLSON BLAINE PARTRIDGE VICTOR POWERS JEROME REIMERS KAREN ROACH KEN SMITH GAIL RIEDY DICK SCHWARTZ PHILLIP SCHADE I KATHY VEEDER RICH WAGNER NEWTON WILLIAMS 18 WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY UNDERCLASSMEN FRIENDS. JUNIORS E. Beckler J. Bellairs E. Brundage M. Casteel J. Cranford T. Dankert F. Eggers K. Eilenstine K. Eriksen D. Evans G. Fagan J. Ford G. Gascho D. Gorecki D. Gorecki B. Hadenfelt S. Hald S. Harder T. Hargens K. Haynes K. Hilmer R. Hurt J. Hyde J. Jensen S. Johnson 20 B. Kauk J. Lowry C. Peters G. Lang B. McAlevy N. Powers D. Lindell B. Obermiller J. Rohweder C. Lehn J. Meyer D. Reimers R. Leth J. Novakowski M. Reimers CLASS OFFICERS NEWSREPORTER PRESIDENT SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER Shelly Johnson Deb Gorecki Glenda Gascho Jayne Meyer Ronda Sternberg G. I. SCHOOL of BUSINESS 410 West 2nd Grand Island, Nebraska 21 K. Samson G. Sorenson D. Vogel J. Schuyler R. Steward D. Vogel A. Schweitzer K. Stienike B. Williams 22 SOPHOMORES K. Barribo K. Edwards H. Hadenfeldt J. Kosmicki S. Lemburg S. Bishop S. Femau J. Hilmer R. Kremalacek M. Lewandowski L. Brown D. Fries F. Hochstetler A. Lang G. Lindell E. Brundage S. Gans K. Jensen J. Larkowski D. McDonald C. Edwards L. Grim B. Kiser D. Lemburg J. McH argue RAVENNA GRAIN CO. Lonnie Russell, Mgr. Ravenna, Nebr. G. Minor V. Pritshau T. Mohanna D. Reimers J. Nelson M. Schade M. Nielson D. Schmidt V. Powers R. Schultz CLASS OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT: PRESIDENT: TREASURER: SECRETARY: ARLAN SWANSON ARNIE HINKSON JODY MCHARGUE DON SCHMIDT 24 D. Simpson D. Spiehs A. Swanson C. Swanson T. Ullman S. Whitefoot L. Wicht T. Wicht C. Wrzesinski E. Zachry 25 Lili is our foreign exchange student and is loved by everyone. We're all going to hate to see her leave. She's been a dear friend to many and she's brought a lot of sunshine into Centura this past year. It's been great to know her and even though she’ll go back to Colombia in June, we're sure she'll remain in many of our hearts. The following is written by Lili. My name is Liliana Corredor but everyone calls me Lili and I really like it. I am 17 years old and I have two brothers, 18 and 15 years old, and a sister who is 12. My father is a doctor and my mother is a volunteer nurse of a hospital. The Centura student council sponsored me. I came September 2, 1971 and I lived with three of the nicest families in the U.S.A. 1 spent three months each in the home of the Leonard Pritschau's, the Virgil Scofield's, and the Marvin Leth's, and with each one of them I had unforgettable moments. Among the things 1 really enjoyed were learning to bake bread, riding a sled for the first time in my life, ice skating, teaching Spanish, going to Denver, visiting museums, going shopping, and going camping. My emotions reacted in so many ways—one minute I wanted to cry and maybe the next minute I wanted to shout for happiness. All these kind of expe- riences gave me maturity and restlessness to get a bet- ter understanding about the human race. Also, it was very important to look and analyze the people's char- acter and appreciate their reaction. This has been a terrific year and the time has gone so fast. This has been for me the most wonderful moments knowing dif- ferent people, sharing my life with them, learning so many slangs in an unknown language. The school was THE BEST! I learned a lot in my second senior year and I really made lots of friends. Everybody is so nice ... I didn't even remember I wasn't home! This was my trip—a trip that gave me fantastic opportunities and excellent knowledges. All this will be a remembrance full of delight and illusion. I never imagined that I was going to live so many exciting moments. Do you think 1 will forget this? I wouldn't even think about it. Wouldn't it be nice if 1 could come back and visit all the places that made me so happy? The only words I can say are just thank you. Thank you friends, thank you Centura . . . I'll keep you in my heart! LILLI 26 STATE BANK OF DANNEBROG Member FDIC Dannebrog, Nebr. WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY CLUB FRIENDS. BACK ROW: G. Olson, D. Fries. R. Wagner, D. Schmidt. A. Hansen. N. Williams. D. Cyboron. G. McHargue. J. Reimers. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Madsen, M. Casteel, R. Seifert, J. Stoeger, R. Kosmicki, G. Riedy, D. Spiehs, C. Pe- ters, A. Hinkson. FRONT ROW: P. Davis,V. Pritschau, J. Kosmicki, J. Lowry, R. Sternberg, J. Cranford. J. McHar- gue, D. Gorecki, J. McDonald. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY VICE PRESIDENT: Dave Fries. PRESIDENT: Newton Wil- liams. SECRETARY TREASURER: Mona Siefert. NEWS REPORTER: Jody McHargue. Centura’s Chapter of the National Honor Society, has become much more active in the past couple years. Membership in the National Honor Society has be- come recognized nationally as one of the highest honors that can be bestowed upon a high school student. Mem- bership, while being an honor, also carries with it a re- sponsibility. In Centura's Chapter, members are requir- ed to keep a 2.0 average or better to remain a member. However, this is not the only responsibility N.H.S. members have. Besides scholastics, membership is also based on character, leadership and service. This organization has become much more active in Centura the past couple years. It has sponsored such things as Book Fairs and a tea for the faculty. N.H.S. members tutored students last year and plans are being made to do this again this year. 28 THE OVERLAND NATIONAL BANK Grand Island, Nebraska ROBERTS-FAIRACRES FOODS Grand Island, Nebraska F.H.A BACK ROW: M. Reimers, D. Vogel, S. Harder, C. Lehn, C. McDonald, L. Koperski, D. Obermiller, J. Meyer, J. Rohweder, J. Bellairs, K. Eriksen, Mrs. Davis. MIDDLE ROW: R. Leth, C. Bishop, E. Brundage, B. Kauk, M. Grim, C. Luhn. FRONT ROW: K. Linnemeyer, S. Hald, T. Ullman, M. Lewandowski, J. Miller. PRESIDENT: VICE PRESIDENT: SECRETARY: TREASURER: NEWS REPORTER: RECREATION: Carol Luhn Deb Obermiller Bev Kauk Karen Linnemeyer Liz Koperski Connie McDonald F.H.A. has been a very busy club this year with club projects. Last fall the club attended the District Conference at Ord. The members are always busy cooking. F.H.A. was responsible for serving refreshments at the musical Centura presented, Swinging High. The delicious rolls were not only appreciated by the public but also by the cast. Valentine's Day was a busy time for F.H.A. members. The girls made cookies and candy to send to recent graduates who are in the service. Many new and different recipes were tried out at the Valentine's party when the girls made fondue. One of the spring activities is a cosmetic party. CAIRO LUMBER COMPANY Cairo, Nebraska Phone 485-4671 CAIRO FARM SERVICE Nutrena Feeds Cairo, Nebraska 29 PEP CLUB SPONSORS: Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Davis. BACK ROW: P. Davis, K. Veeder, B. Kauk, K. Linnemeyer, J. McHargue, L. Low- ry, J. Rohweder, J. Meyer, R. Kosmicki, R. Siefert, K. Haynes. MIDDLE ROW: B. Kiser, D. Lemburg, M. Klinkacek, C. Bishop, J. Kosmicki, C. Lehn, S. Hald, J. Ford, J. Jensen, K. Eriksen. K. Roach, C. Hargens. FRONT ROW: J. McDonald, L. Grim, J. Cranford, L. Grim, C. Luhn, M. Grim, E. Brundage, S. Lemburg, K. Stienke, J. Bellairs, J. Stoeger. TREASURER: Sharon Lemburg; PRESIDENT: Lynette Grim; VICE PRESIDENT: Marylin Klinkacek; SECRETARY: Janet Stoeger. Pep Club’s main duty is to provide school spirit and enthusiasm for the athletic events of the year, and pro- mote good relations between student body and students of other schools. We got this year's spirit rolling by having a cover- ed dish supper in the beginning of the year to elect offi- cers and make signs for the football games. This was also a good chance to get acquainted with the new members and teach them yells. Homecoming was an especially busy time for pep club members as we really worked on building the spirit. We held a bonfire pep rally which enthused everyone for the homecoming game against Burwell. We made money by selling mums for the coronation and dance. We sold magazines again this year to boost our treasury. Most of the money is used to sponsor the Award's Banquet in the spring. CHEERLEADERS VARSITY: Sandy Johnson, Kristi Haynes, Ramona Seifert. KNEELING: Kathy Veeder, Seanne Larson, Pam Davis; Head Cheerleader. RESERVES: Kath Eriksen, Jan Bellairs; Head Cheerleader, Jeanne McDonald. C CLUB BACK ROW: N. Williams, B. Petersen, B. Hadenfeldt, R. Hald, G. Sorensen, J. Novakowski, D. Schmidt. THIRD: R. Wagner, G. McHargue, G. Lang, G. Fagan, A. Nielsen, J. Hyde, A. Hinkson, D. Cyboron. SECOND ROW: B. Ober- miller, K. Samson, J. Schyuler, M. Lemburg, R. Fries, A. Hansen, K. Smith, V. Powers. FRONT ROW: D. Riemers, W. Lemburg, D. Spotanski, S. Stubbs, G. Lemburg, T. Mohanna, D. Jess, D. Fries, Mr. Christensen. KAM CLUB BACK ROW: A. Nielsen, D. Cyboron, R. Wagner, G. Olson, L. Corredor, D. Schwartz. MIDDLE ROW: B. Williams, J. Lowry, G. Johnson, T. Dankert, M. Casteel. FRONT ROW: M. Lewandowski, S. Shattuck, B. Panridge. RHODA'S 66 SERVICE Cairo, Nebraska Phone 485-4431 ED’S BARBER SHOP Cairo, Nebraska JACOBSEN MORTUARY JACOBSEN FUNERAL HOME St. Paul, Nebraska BACK ROW: R. Fries, A. Hansen, A. Nielsen, D. Cyboron, B. Williams. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Hendricks, A. Hinkson, J. Hyde, N. Williams, K. Christensen, Mr. Thomas. FRONT ROW: L. Grim, K. Hargens, G. Johnson, D. Gorecki. R. Siefert. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: NEWS REPORTER: Glenda Johnson. SECRE- TARY: Sandy Johnson. PRESIDENT: Dean Cyboron. VICE PRESIDENT: Jim Hyde. Student Council--what does it mean? This year, it's meant an involvement between students, administra- tion, and community. Its main goal has been to provide a median between the student body and administration. While Student Council has been very active with school functions, it spends a great deal of its time main- taining organization among all the school clubs. This perhaps is one of its most important functions. Providing this unity is a full time job. The year started off with unity when Student Council sponsored a Kickoff”. Stu- dents gathered at the high school and there was class competition in games--which included lots of smashed up eggsl Watermelon was provided for the hungry mob so it ended up being a messy but fun night! A big event that Student Council is in charge of is homecoming. We got the spirit rolling by planning a pa- rade, coronation and dance. Along with sponsoring such things as homecoming and the Valentine's dance, Student Council also had charge of the things behind the scene” such as conces- sion stands. There are plans in the future to do charitable work among the communities. BAASCH SON Welding Repair Cairo, Nebraska CAIRO CAFE Phone 485-4461 Cairo, Nebraska SELDEN'S CONOCO Cairo, Nebraska Phone 485-4651 33 BACK ROW: J. Lowry, L. Koperski, L. Corredor, S. Johnson, O Peters. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Trumler, P. Davis, G. Johnson; President, K. Linnemeyer, J. Stoeger; Secretary-Treasurer, S. Larson. FRONT ROW: R. Fries, N. Williams, T. Dankert, R. Wagner. GERMAN CLUB German Club got the ball rolling early this year with a bake sale in the early fall. Later in the semester we baked bread and sold it for 500 a loaf. Quite a job but we had fun and it boosted our treasury quite a lot! During the home basketball games we raffled off tickets for cakes and sold dill pickles. Although we’ve been working hard we've also had a lot of fun together. In November we all traveled to Omaha to attend the Tyrolerfest. In February we re- turned to Omaha to hear the Vienna Boys Choir. This winter we all gathered down by the river and had loads of fun skating and eating chili. Probably the highlight of the year will be our trip to Chicago. Thirteen members will go to visit Ger- man Town in Chicago and will stay with members of the German Club in Freeport, Illinois. Although we've done many entertaining things together, we think the most fun has been just being with each other. We owe a lot to Mr. Trumler for putting up with us and for being so enthusiastic in accomplishing all the things we wanted to do. The senior members would like to say good luck to the members of German Club next year and we only hope you will have as much fun as we've had! 34 LEE'S ELECTRONICS Cairo, Nebr. F.B.L.A. BACK ROW: G. Olson, D. Simpson, D. McDonald, D. Reimers, K. Smith. T. Hargens, N. Powers. T. Mohanna, G. Sorensen, J. Larkowski. FOURTH ROW: T. Dankert, M. Casteel, R. Wagner, T. Ullman, K. Haynes, C. Bishop, S. Hald, J. Bellairs, B. Kauk, S. Harders, J. Young. THIRD ROW: J. Hyde, J. Lowry, K. Stienke, C. McDonald, J. Mil- ler, M. Lewandowski, K. Eriksen, D. Schwartz, C. Luhn, D. Obermiller, S. Whitefoot. SECOND ROW: D. Jess, R. Siefert, C. Lehn, D. Lemburg, L. Grim, L. Grim, D. Spiehs, J. Meyer, K. Barribo, Mrs. Olson. FRONT ROW: S. Gans, J. Hilmer, M. Grim, M. Klinkacek, J. McHargue, K. Hargens, J. McDonald, K. Veeder, K. Roach, J. Jensen, J. Cranford. TREASURER: K. Veeder. SECRETARY: M. Klin- kacek. PARLIAMENTARIAN: J. McDonald. PRESIDENT? R. Siefert. VICE PRESIDENT: G. Olson. Future Business Leaders of America is a newly formed club in Centura this year and one which has attracted many students. It’s the second largest Chapter in the state of Nebraska with 67 members. The purpose of F.B.L.A. is to give the the students an outside activity that will supplement the major course of study-business education. This club is full of spirit and ambition. Their first project was to gain a Chapter Charter. They helped accomplish this by selling Spook Insurance around Halloween time and by sponsoring an old time movie film festival. This was open to the public and it was loads of fun! They’ve also been active in the community by helping to collect for UNICEF. The Centura Chapter of F.B.L.A. was installed as an official National Chapter in December when they held a banquet in which members as well as parents attended. The Centura Chapter helped with the organization of a Kearney Chapter and attended their banquet in January. The members sold Big Red checkbooks and phone book covers in order to earn money for delegates to attend the state convention. Another activity included setting up an F.B.L.A. booth for the Nebraska State Business Education Con- vention in Kearney. HOWARD-GREELEY RURAL PUBLIC J D GARAGE Power District Repairs St. Paul, Nebraska Cairo, Nebraska Phone: 485-4271 35 DRAMA CLUB BACK ROW: Mr. Thomas, K. Barribo, D. Spiehs, S. Shattuck, C. Peters, N. Powers, B. Hadenfelt, D. Reimers, L. Koperski, J. Lowry. THIRD ROW: J. Rohweder, R. Kosmicki, G. Sorensen, T. Mohanna, B. Williams, K. Eriksen, S Hald, D. Fries, S. Johnson, J. Hyde. SECOND ROW: J. Kosmicki, J. Meyer, C. Lehn, J. McDonald, S. Johnson, K. Linnemeyer, G. Johnson, L. Grim, K. Haynes, A. Hansen. FRONT ROW: J. McHargue, M. Grim, B. Kauk, J. Bell- airs, R. Sternburg, A. Nielsen, R. Fries, D. Schwartz, G. Olson, R. Wagner. MUSIC CLUB BACK ROW: T. Dankert, G. Olson, A. Hansen, T. Mohanna, A. Nielsen, D. Cyboron, D. Fries, G. Sorensen. SEC- OND ROW: M. Casteel, S. Johnson, D. Gorecki, J. Schuyler, R. Fries, J. Bellairs, B. Kauk, M. Grim. FRONT ROW: C. Lehn, S. Harders, K. Linnemeyer, G. Johnson, J. Lowry, R. Kosmicki, J. Jensen. SIP EAT TAVERN Steaks, Chicken Shrimp 36 Farwell, Nebraska MEYERS' JEWELRY 121 West 3rd Grand Island, Nebraska HARVEST OF HARMONY CENTURA'S CANDIDATE Miss Seanne Larson Second Runner-Up CAIRO BOWL AND LOUNGE Eight lanes—Meet your friends and bowl Cairo, Nebraska 37 SR. HIGH BAND STANDING: M. Hulme, G. Johnson, J. Cranford, J. Jensen, Mr. Wellensiek, J. Schuyler. THIRD ROW: S. Harder. D. Fries, R. Fries, T. Hulme, K. Christensen, J. Button. S. Johnson, A. Hansen, G. Sorensen. R. Kosmicki, J. Lowry. T. Dankert, G. Olson, D. Lindell, D. Cyboron, L. Myers, R. Leth, C. Swanson, T. Mohanna, D. Schmidt. SECOND ROW: S. Lemberg, S. Gans, K. Edwards, F. Hochstetler, A. Lang, P. Schade, J. Hilmer, L. Fries, C. Madsen. M. Craig, K. Jess, V. Pritschau, R. Nielsen, B. Kiser, R. VanPelt, A. Hinkson, M. Casteel. FRONT ROW: C. Lehn, D. Gorecki, D. Moffett, M. Leth, S. Franssen, K. Linnemeyer, S. Stroup, M. Lewandowski, D. Hulme, J. Bellairs. PEP BAND BACK ROW: M. Hulme, J. Cranford, G. Johnson, J. Jensen, G. Olson, T. Dankert, D. Lindell. FOURTH ROW; P. Schade, A. Lang, S. Johnson, J. Button, K. Christensen, A. Hansen, J. Lowry, R. Kosmicki. THIRD ROW: M. Craig. C. Lehn, S. Franssen, K. Linnemeyer, S. Stroup, S. Harder, S. Gans, K. Jess. SECOND ROW: B. Kiser, R. Nielsen, C. C. Swanson, R. VanPelt, M. Casteel, A. Hinkson. FRONT ROW: V, Pritschau, A. Veeder, C. Swanson, L. Myers, R. Leth, D. Cyboron. 38 BOELUS STATE BANK Phone 996-4283 Boelus, Nebraska MAJORETTES J. Ullman, T. Ullman, Head Drum; P. Stoeger, D. Vogel, C. McDonald, B. Kauk, MIXED CHORUS BACK ROW: J. McLachlan, L. Meyers, P. Schlund, A. Nielsen, A. Hansen, D. Fries, G. Olson, R. Schultz, D. Lin- dell. FOURTH ROW: T. Larkowski, S. Whitefoot, J. Young, T. Dankert, M. Nielsen, A. Swanson, B. Williams, J. Button, K. Smith, M. Craig, M. Casteel. THIRD ROW: S. Grim, C. Koperski, D. Selden, J. Hilmer, K. Rohweder, R. Kosmicki, D. Spieh, J. Rohweder, J. Jensen. J. Meyer, K. Christensen. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Jackson, D. Wheeler. D. Hadenfelt, J. Bellairs, J. Caswell, C. Sautter, J. Cranford, B. Haynes, K. Barribo, C. Lemburg, L. McDonald, M. Leth. BOTTOM ROW: B. Kauk, L. Fries, S. Vogel, R. Stemburg, J. Lowry, C. Lehn, J. Kosmicki, T. Ullman, D. Hulme, C. Madsen, D. Burke. BOYS OCTET: K. Smith, B. Williams, D. Fries, J. But- ton, M. Nielsen, A. Swanson, G. Olson, A. Hansen. GIRLS TRIO: C. Lehn, R. Stemburg, J. Lowry. GIRLS SEXTET: J. Meyer, D. Spieh, J. Hilmer, R. Ko- smicki, K. Barribo, J. Kosmicki. 40 COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK and TRUST COMPANY Grand Island, Nebraska I’LL GET BY . . . WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS . . . SWINGING HIGH V SWINGING HIGH CAST Mr. Carlyle Gordy Sorensen Miss Pinkerton Rose Kosmicki Miss Cook Connie Lehn Miss Ramsey Ronda Sternburg Mr. Blum Jim Button Mr. McDuff George Olson Diana Kristie Haynes Bill Mark Nielsen Andy Bill Williams Connie Jo Lowry Senator Whiffwaff Terry Dankert STUDENTS Barbara Kiser David Fries Mickey Craig Ken Smith Sonja Franssen Kathy Ericksen Deb Selden Jan Caswell JoAnne Kosmicki Jeff McLachlan Deb Hulme Joy Cranford Allen Hansen Jolene Rohweder Drama Director R. W. Thomas Music Director Mary Jackson Technical Director Robert Meyer Pianist Gloria Ottun Percussion John Schuyler 42 ► KlSSWS Rock Li t ! • I I JOHN'S BODY SHOP H. PETERSEN SONS COMPANY John Cook Dannebrog, Nebr. Dannebrog, Nebr. THE EGG AND I 44 Betty MacDonald's THE EGG AND I Dramatized by Anne Coulter Martens Director--Bob Thomas Student Director—George Olson CHARACTERS Betty MacDonald . Don MacDonald. . Anne.............. Joan.............. Thad.............. Delicate Daisy . . 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Ronda Sternberg Dean Cyboron Deb Gorecki Seanne Larson Alan Nielsen Doreen Lemburg Monte Casteel Kathy Eriksen Gary Lang Jim Button Gordon Sorensen Denny Reimers Kristi Haynes Connie Lehn Gail Riedy Barb Kiser George McHargue Brad Obermiller Jeanne McDonald Jody McHargue Sharon Lemburg Jolene Rohweder Technical Director..............Robert Meyer Scenery Crew....................Sheryl Gans Jane Hilmer Sue Shattuck Gordy Sorensen Lighting Crew...................Stan Stubbs Makeup Crew.....................Jan Bellaiis Gail Reidy, Sue Shattuck Jane Vogel, Sharon Lemburg Sheryl Gans, Kay Rohweder Karen Linnemeyer Publicity and Tickets...........Rhonda Leth Jim Button, Deb Copley, Deb Wheeler Mike Hulme, Liz Koperski, Karen Linnemeyer Deb Spiehs, Jayne Meyer, Jill Miller Lili Corredor, Jolene Rohweder Properties...........................Jolene Rohweder Jayne Meyer, Deb Spiehs, Gordy Sorensen John Schuyler, Kay Rohweder, Coleen Lemburg Jane Hilmer, Jim Hyde, Lynda Grim, Ronda Sternberg 45 ORAL READING OF DRAMA--Georg Olson, Alan Niel- sen, Pam Davis. DISCUSSION--Glenda Johnson, Liz Koperski. CONTEST SPEECH The success of Centura’s speech team can be termed quite good. The team won Centura’s first con- ference championship. They were able to win by six points over a good Loup City team. The Centura team won a total of seven superior ratings in their win. The championship was not decided until the Oral Reading of Drama, The Bad Seed, won a superior. Centura's next speech contest was the Red Raider Invitational. Here Centura found keen competition. They brought home one trophy for the best One Act Play. This was climaxed by the One Act Play cast, performing The Denouement, winning four superior actor and ac- tress awards. The cast included Jo Lowry, Dean Cyboron, Sandy Johnson and Georg Olson. In District competition Centura, in Class A com- petition. won four superior awards--One Act Play, Ronda Sternberg, Seanne Larson, and Pam Davis. Pam Davis, Sandy Johnson, and the One Act Play had perfect marks with winning all superior ratings. 46 SUSIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Operators Marcia Ssuie Phone 226-2236 MAC'S DRIVE INN Dannebrog, Nebr. DANNEBROC COMMUNITY CLUB Dannebrog, Nebr. RADIO AND T.V. NEWS COMMEN- TARY --Montie Casteel. ORIGINAL PUBLIC ADDRESS —Pam Davis. ORAL INTERPRETATION OF PROSE LITERATURE--Kristi Haynes. INFORMATIVE PUBLIC ADDRESS — Sandy Johnson. ORAL READING OF POETRY--Jo EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING--Rich Lowry. Wagner. ONE-ACT PLAY—Dean Cyboron, Georg Olson, Alan Nielsen, Sandy Johnson, Jo Lowry. BEAUTY BOX Open Wed. —Sat. 9:00 to 5:00 Cairo, Nebraska SCHUYLER SKELLY SERVICE Cairo Cafe Cairo, Nebraska ST. PAUL VETERINARY CLINIC St. Paul, Nebraska 47 ROYAL COURT: Rich Fries, Stan Stubbs, Dave Fries, Rick Hald, Glen Lemburg, Marilyn Klinkacek, Lynnette Grim, Kathy Veeder, Karolee Hargens, Sandra Johnson. Vernan Swanson, Tammy Boltz. HOMECOMING Homecoming 1972 started with a bonfire rally host- ed by the pep club and with a little help from our friends the C club. The sophomores served hot chili to ward off the cold. On Friday afternoon everyone came to Cairo for the parade led by Centura's marching band. There were lots of good floats following the Fairyland theme from all the grades. First prize went to the Seniors with their pur- ple cow. Then all the cheerleaders and both pep clubs had another pep rally. The victory speech was given by Mr. Dave Schaffer. That night the Centurions met the Burwell Long- horns on the gird and won in a 12-0 victory. The week reached its climax on Saturday night when last year's royal couple, Jeannette Lemburg and Bar- ry Schultz, crowned Marilyn Klinkacek and Glen Lemburg to reign over the 1972 court. Members of their court were Lynnette Grim and Rick Hald, first runners-up and Kathy Veeder and Dave Fries, second runners-up. Royal crown bearers were Tammy Boltz and Ver- nan Swanson. Robe bearers were Jane Meyers and George McHargue. Honor guards were Jan Bellairs and Jim Hyde and Sharon Lemburg and Arnie Hinkson. Debbie Gorecki did a very fine job as mistress of ceremonies. The festivities ended with a dance by Freedom Road. TUB'S TAVERN Del Dot Hawn Cairo, Nebraska Lover's Lane. Dannebrog Legion Club. First Prize--Seniors! Honorable judges. March! Left! Right! . tt 50 PAUL’S SUPPER CLUB Steaks our Specialty St. Paul, Nebraska ZLOMKE FURNITURE Furniture Carpeting Drapery St. Paul, Nebraska lAioud as-ar JR.-SR. BANQUET SPIRIT OF YOUTH SPEAKER: Mr. Meyer FURANCE SERVERS BANQUET 52 53 BETTY CROCKER AWARD HEINE WHITEFOOT AWARD PROUD AND STRONG ' ±.U V I ifci«■ VOLLEYBALL AND TRACK LETTERS NEW HOLLAND AWARD 54 BOYS SPORTS LETTERS OUTSTANDING SPORTS AWARDS UNITED ARE WE OUTSTANDING VOLLEYBALL AWARD OUTSTANDING SERVICE AWARDS NEW NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS 55 1972-73 STUDENT COUNCIL SPORTSMANSHIP AND LOYALTY 56 COMMENCEMENT CLASS OF 12' 57 COMMENCEMENT EXCELLENCE IN COLLEGE PREPARATORY Seanne Larson EXCELLENCE IN BUSINESS Rose Kosmicki Peg Stoeger EXCELLENCE IN TRADES AND INDUSTRIAL Jerome Reimers WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY ATHLETIC FRIENDS. I’LL GET BY . . . FOOTBALL er , f J A Va BACK ROW: Mr. Meyer, A. Nielsen, R. Fries, D. Reimers, V. Powers, R. Spiehs, G. Fagan, R. Hald, D. Jess, Mr. Bell. MIDDLE ROW: D. Fries, K. Samson, D. Schmidt, G. Sorensen, D. Evans, C. Simpson, S. Stubbs, D. Fries, B. Obermiller. FRONT ROW: A. Swanson, T. Wicht, K. Smith, R. Wagner, H. Hadenfeldt, A. Hinkson, B. Hadenfeldt. BACK ROW: A. Hansen, R. Fries, R. Spiehs, R. Hald, V. Powers. FRONT ROW: K. Smith, R. Wagner, D. Fries, S. Stubbs, D. Jess. VARSITY BASKETBALL BACK ROW: G. McHargue, D. Fries, J. Novakowski, R. Fries, G. Sorensen, M. Lemburg, T. Mohanna, R. Hald, D. Schmidt, K. Samson, S. Stubbs, J. Schulyer, B. Hadenfeldt. FRONT ROW: R. Wagner. Mr. Bell, G. Lang. STARTING FIVE: J. Novakowski, R. Hald. K. Samson, D. Fries. S. Stubbs. RESERVE BASKETBALL BACK ROW: G. Minor, G. Sorensen, T.Mohanna, D. Schmidt, G. McHargue, Mr. Wellensiek. FRONT ROW: L. Wicht, B. Hadenfeldt, T. Wicht, J. Schulyer, A. Hinkson, J. Hyde. BACK ROW: Mr. Frahm, D. Evans, C. Simpson, R. Hurt, M. Nielsen, Mr. Emerton. FRONT ROW: K. Eilenstine, D. Fries, R. Kremlacek, G. Lemburg, R. Kingsly. TWO STATE QUALIFIERS KIRK EILENSTINE RAYNOLD HURT State Qualifier--2nd Place State Qualifier BACK ROW: D. Fries, R. Hald, R. Wagner, R. Fries, Mr. Hamisch. FRONT ROW: G. McHargue, M. Craig, B. Hink- son, B. Petersen. STATE CHAMPIONS The 1971-72 golf team began its winning season with a win over Gibbon in a dual match at the Dannebrog golf course. The following week they traveled to Raven- na for a triangular meet. Centura finished second, one stroke behind the winning team St. Paul. The next few weeks were spent trying to get use to grass greens in preparation for the Conference Tourna- ment at Loup City. In the first match on grass Centura placed third behind Loup City and Wood River in a trian- gular meet at Loup City. The following week Centura was second in a triangular at Loup City again on grass, beating Shelton and finishing behind the host school Loup City. In the Conference Tournament Centura finished third in the team standings. Dave Fries finished seventh in medal play. The rest of the season was spent on the more familiar sand greens and the team kept gaining momen- tum right through the State meet. In two dual meets Centura annihilated both St. Paul and Ravenna in preparation for the Lawrence Invi- tational. Thirteen teams were on hand at Lawrence and Centura with its strong team effort placed second in the meet behind the host school Lawrence. This was the first trophy for the golf team and hopes started to rise for the State Meet. May 6th will be a day the Centura golf team re- members for a long time. It was a rainy cold day at the State Sand Greens Tournament started but the weather didn't bother the Centura golfers as they turned in their usual good rounds to finish as the STATE CHAMPIONS STATE CHAMPION TEAM: Bill Petersen, George Me Hargue, Dave Fries, Rich Fries. for sand greens in class A. In medal play George McHargue tied for first place and finished second in a play off. Dave Fries tied for seventh along with three other golfers and in the play off won the seventh place medal. 65 VOLLEYBALL VARSITY: L. Grim, S. Johnson, J. McDonald, J. Bellairs, R. Seifert, K. Eriksen, D. Gorecki, C. Luhn, M. Grim. CONFERENCE—SECOND PLACE te BACK ROW: Mrs. Cook, L. Grim, M. Grim, L. Grim, C. Luhn, V. Pritshau, V. Powers, M. Leth, M. Lawandowski. FRONT ROW: D. Gorecki, J. Bellairs, J. McDonald, S. Johnson, J. McHargue, R. Seifert, J. Hilmer, K. Eriksen. CROSS COUNTRY JENSEN’S GROCERY AND LOCKER Boelus, Nebraska GOLDEN NUGGET Steak House and Cocktail Lounge Boelus, Nebraska BACK ROW: Coach J. Meyer, B. Oberniiller, K. Samson, G. Sorenson, S. Stubbs, J. Hyde, D. Fries, Coach H. Metschke. FRONT ROW: L. Wicht, D. Schmidt, A. Hinkson, D. Cyboron, J. Novakowski, T. Mohanna, A. Nielsen, G. Lang. BOYS TRACK Centura’s track team had a very profitable season. They won all of their duals and placed well in larger meets. Besides sending 3 men to state, 9 new school records were set. DUALS Centura-98 pts. Cent ura-9 5‘A pts. TRIANGULARS Centura-70 pts. St. Paul-38 pts. INVITATIONALS Wrangler Relays Centura 5th of 18 teams Ord Invitational Centura 7th of 21 teams G.I. Northwest Invitational Centura 3rd of 9 teams Louplatte Conference Centura 3rd of 8 teams District meet Centura 5th of 12 teams State meet Centura 2 pts. NEW SCHOOL RECORDS 280 High Hurdles Shuttle Relay-40.1 Arnold Hinkson, Jerry Novakowski, Jim Hyde, Gary Fa- gan 480 Low Hurdles Shuttle Relay-61.5 Arnold Hinkson, Jerry Novakowski, Stan Stubbs, Jim Hyde 440 yd. Relay—47.5 Kelly Samson, Brad Oberniiller, Stan Stubbs, Don Schmidt 100 yd. dash—Don Schmidt-10.1 880 yd. dash—Alan Nielsen—2:07.8 120 yd. High Hurdles—Gary Fagan—15.4 180 yd. High Hurdles—Gary Fagan—21.0 High Jump—Tim Mohanna—6’11 ” Triple Jump—Don Schmidt—38’1114” STATE QUALIFIER-STAN STUBBS STATE QUALIFIER-DON SCHMIDT St. Paul—44 pts. G.I.N.W.-7114 pts. Loup City—69 pts. STATE QUALIFIER-JERRY NOVAKOWSKI 69 BACK ROW: L. Fries, R. Brandt, S. Vogel, C. Edwards, K. Eriksen, D. Wheeler, J. Vogel, K. Jensen, D. Hulme. FRONT ROW: P. Wicht, V. Pritschau, K. Rohweder, E. Anderson, L. Grim, S. Grim. GIRLS TRACK The 1971-72 girls track team began its season with 18 girls, mainly composed of freshmen. Our young team competed in several dual meets, a couple of large meets and conference and district competition. Outstanding accomplishments were rendered by the girls' 440 yard relay consisting of: Kathy Eriksen, Cindy Edwards, Rhonda Brandt, Shirley Vogel. They broke the school record. Another school record was broken by Kathy Erik- sen in the 440 yard dash. Cindy Edwards and Vicki Pritschau both placed in the conference and district meets. Cindy received a 5th place in the 100 yard dash and Vicki received a 5th place in the discus throw at the district meet in Lexington. DANNEBROG BOOSTERS Farmer's Union Cooperative Association Chew Chat Cafe CAIRO BOOSTERS Cairo Record RAVENNA BOOSTERS Hillandale Farm Service, Inc. Stan Bob Roy Farm Supply Coast To Coast Hardware GRAND ISLAND BOOSTERS Coast To Coast Hardware R. E. Murphy Typewriter Company 70 WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY JR. HIGH FRIENDS. I’LL GET BY . . . NINTH GRADE R. Brandt D. Burke M. Burke J. Button J. Caswell K. Christensen D. Copley M. Craig T. Davis M. Eilenstine D. Empfield S. Femau S. Franssen L. Fries V. Gascho T. Gorecki S. Grim S. Grim S. Grim D. Hadenfeldt B. Hald D. Hald A. Hansen B. Haynes D. Hulme 72 M. Hulme T. Hulme L. R. Kingsley C. Koperski T. M. Lewandowski R. Lockhom C, D. Moffett L. Myers R. R. Riedy K. Rolofson K, Jarzynka K. Jensen K. Jess Larkowski C. Lemburg M. Leth Madsen J. McDonald J. McLachlan Nielsen A. Osburn D. Purdy Rohweder C. Sautter P, Schlund DREISBACHS 1137 South Locust Grand Island, Nebraska THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Grand Island, Nebraska Phone 308-382-7222 73 S. Schweitzer D. Stienike J. Vogel D. Selden S. Stroup S. Vogel D. Simpson R. VanPelt V. West A. Sinner G. Veeder D. Wheeler CLASS PRESIDENT: TREASURER: SECRETARY: VICE PRESIDENT: JERRY'S SHEET METAL HEATING COOLING 907 West Oklahoma Grand Island, Nebraska 74 Phone 384-2881 L. Starr L. Veeder P. 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Grim K. Grim Hochstetler E. Hulme S. Hulme Johnson J. Kalinowski A. Lauritsen 78 LOUP VALLEY FERTILIZER CO. Fertilizer Chemicals Phone 996-4245, Boelus, Nebr. J. Lehn M. Nelson S. Perlenfein J. Lem burg T. Neville R. Rasmussen L. Linnemeyer D. McDonald L. Myers D. Powers C. Nielsen S. Nielsen L. Reimers M. Reimers S. Rief ST. PAUL BOOSTERS Swinarski Pharmacy Bryan Jensen Clothing Habr-Bryson Equipment Inc. Southard Implement Store Elstermeier Floral Shop Bartle's Store M.D. Mathews Md. 79 K. Rohweder E. Sautter C. Schlund J. Schuyler S. Sheeks D. Shoop M. Stange L. Swanson T. Veeder S. Weiser P. West S. Wheeler M. Wing J. Winget C. Wrzesinski CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: NEWS REPORTER: SEC. -TREAS.: VICE PRESIDENT: JEFF FRANSSEN PATTY DAVIS LEANNE MYERS CHRIS SCHLUND COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. 1617 Holland Drive—Phone 382-4010 80 Grand Island, Nebraska JR. HIGH LIFE Fight Harder! Scientific Achievers Hot Pants! Sew Pretty Class Participation? MEYERS FARM EQUIPMENT 3700 West 2nd Grand Island. Nebraska Phone 382-4781 JR. HIGH FACULTY MR. LEROY BELL History MRS. ANITA SCHLUND Math HOCHSTETLER’S GARAGE AND PLUMBING TURNER GRAIN COMPANY Trenching, Backhoeing Well-Drilling Cairo, Nebr. 82 Dannebrog, Nebr. JR. HIGH FOOTBALL BACK ROW: Mr. Christensen, Mr. Hamisch, J. McLachlan, D. Purdy, T. Eriksen, L. Jarzynka, P. Schlund, G. Veeder R. Gries, L. Myers, J. Button, T. Hulme, T. Davis, R. Riedy, J. Evans, M. Craig, D. Voss, Mr. Lauritsen, M. Hoch- stetler. MIDDLE ROW: M. Eilenstine, W. Osburn, D. Stienike, A. Lauritsen, K. Jess, B. Hinkson, T. Lemburg, R. Lockhorn, G. Boyd, D. Powers, A. Sinner. J. Lemburg, L. Johnson, K. Christensen, S. Heupel, J. Schlund. FRONT ROW: T. Veeder, B. Fries, S. Hulme, M. Stange, K. Christensen, S. Grim. R. Osburn, K. Kremlacek, M. Schmidt, D. McDonald, M. Wing, M. Reimers, B. Winget. J. Franssen, T. Hochstetler, D. Shoop, R. Anderson. J. Christensen. OFFENSE DEFENSE JACK JILL FOOD MART Cairo, Nebr. 83 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL BACK ROW: D. Purdy, J. McLachlan, L. Jarzinka, L. Myers, P. Schlund, R. Riedy. FRONT ROW: T. Davis, M. Hul- me, K. Jess, S. Grim, K. Christensen, A. Sinner. •■«a- EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL BACK ROW: D. Voss, T. Hulme, A. Lauritsen, T. Eriksen, J. Minor, R. Griess, B. Sternberg, R. Spiehs, D. Powers, Mr. Ryan. FRONT ROW: M. Nelson, T. Lemburg, K. Christensen, C. Swanson, R. Osborn. P. Partridge, K. Kremela cek, B. Hinkson, J. Schlund. '1. BACK ROW: J. McLachlan, D. Purdy, G. Boyd, M. Hochstetler, R. Kingsley, B. Sternburg, G. Veeder, P. Schlund, R. Greiss, L. Myers, T. Eriksen, D. Powers. FRONT ROW: R. Riedy, T. Barribo, J. Schyler, S. Hulme, R. Osborn, R. Anderson, M. Schmidt, C. Swanson, T. Hochstetler, R. Jarzynka, L. Jonhson. JR. HIGH TRACK I The Jr. High thin clads traveled to three meets this year, returning with a first place and two fourths. Three schools records were set. TRACK MEETS Loup City Triangular--Centura--lst St. Paul Invitational--Centura--4th of 11 Louplatte Conference--Centura--4th NEW SCHOOL RECORDS 880 yd. dash--Louis Myers—2:11.7 1 Mile run--Laveme Jarzynka--5:15.0 440 yd. dash—Garth Veeder—57.9 86 BACK ROW: D. Moffet, C. Jones, V. Cyboron, D. Cyboron, P. Wicht, K. Sautter, S. Grim, K. Lemburg, S. Lem- burg, J. Leth, N. Mohr. THIRD ROW: D. Hulme, D. Selden, K. Jensen, C. Lemburg, K. Rohweder, S. Stroup. S. Grim, C. Schlund, K. Rohweder, D. Hadenfeldt. SECOND ROW: D. Larkowski, D. Andersen, C. Schuett, J. Gorecki, L. Grim, L. Myers, L. Linnemeyer, S. Nelson, A. Lauritsen, L. Fries. FRONT ROW: M. Leth, A. Kiser, S. Sheeks, P. Davis, S. Rief, J. Kalinowski, K. Brundage, S. Weiser, J. Lehn. CHEERLEADERS: P. Wing, J. Caswell. S. Frans - sen, R. Brandt, L. Veeder. JR. HIGH PEP CLUB CHEERLEADERS: Rhonda Brandt, Leah Veeder, Sonya Franssen, Pam Wing, Jan Caswell. OFFICERS: TREASURER—V. Cyboron. SECRETARY —D. Selden. PRESIDENT—K. Jensen. VICE PRESIDENT—C. Schlund. JR. HIGH BAND BACK ROW: S. Hulme, T. Veeder, A. Veeder, C. Swanson, J. Schlund, M. Schmidt, D. Powers. FOURTH ROW: L. Johnson, A. Jensen, S. Heupel, J. Schuyler, T. Neville, S. Brockmann, A. Kiser. THIRD ROW: M. Hochstetler, C. Koperski, T. Hulme, B. Hinkson, C. Schade. SECOND ROW: C. Schuette, J. Schuyler, D. Anderson, S. Nielsen, C. Boyer, K. Kremlacek. FRONT ROW: L. Myers, S. Rief, J. Johnson, S. Wieser, D. Larkowski, S. Sheeks. MEL'S MOBILE SERVICE Service Station, Tankwagon Car Wash Dannebrog, Nebr. SILVER DOLLAR Butch and Kathy Stacey Dannebrog, Nebr. BACK ROW: J. Franssen, T. Hulme, L. Myers, K. Jensen, J. Schyler. FRONT ROW: K. Kremlacek, K. Christensen. S. Franssen, C. Koperski. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS PRESIDENT: VICE PRESIDENT: SECRETARY: TREASURER: KENT CHRISTENSEN KENT KREMLACEK SONYA FRANSSEN CINDY KOPERSKI 89 JR. 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