Cairo Public School - Centura Yearbook (Cairo, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1984 volume:

CENTURION 1984 CENTURA PUBLIC SCHOOL, CAIRO, NE CO-EDITORS: RONDA BOWDEN, BARB BRASE Senior reflections Remember how it used to be? Remember when we ... ?” Laughter! Yeahl I do ... we sure did some crazy things when we were frosh ... how about our sophomore year ... well, don’t forget our junior year ... but then there is this year, our big senior year! Now what?” The senior year is one of realization, knowing there is no next year, no new buddies, no new teachers to harass. The high school days are a limited quantity. As each day passes, the seniors realize this will be their last Homecoming ... last basketball game ... last yearbook ... last track meet. LAST DAY OF SCHOOLI Some may wait for that day with utter joy, and others will wait in ominous sadness. Tammy Boltz 2 Pat Baldwin Ronda Bowden Dave Breiner May Our Yesterdays Light The Way To Tomorrow Andy Hadenfeldt 3 Joan Clark Scott Franssen Randel Harder Concentration I use Close-Upl Mike Brown participates in seniors’ favorite class — lunchl Another day in Adult Living Patty and Lita discuss their dates last Friday night while Scott listens in for tips. 5 Dave is ready for another lesson on molecules, but Robin cringes at the thought. Aaron beams an innocent smile as he gets caught borrowing” pop from the lounge. Kisses - Two for a quarter. Today we prepare for our dreams of tomorrow One of the senior's biggest worries is the uncertainty of his or her plans after high school. For the college-bound student. the headaches accumulate as dead- lines for college applications and scholarship information approach. Meanwhile, those upperclassmen that decide not to attend a post-secondary school are busily preparing themselves for entering the work-world. Regardless of future prospects, each senior has graduation details to attend to in addition to everyday demands in academics and extra-curricular activities. 6 Jerald Hurt Scott Kissler Tim Lewandowski Bob McDonald Isa (Vogel) Mostek Aaron McDowell Corey Myers Class Colors: Burgundy And Silver Sue Mingus Marilyn Oseka Tracie Pfeifle 7 You want me? Come get mel — Scott Kissler. Barb demonstrates the DON'Ts of a job interview by getting gum stuck to important papers. Seniors Corrine Myers, Roberta McDonald, Scarlet O’Franssen. Biffy Johnson, and Carrie Sheeks pose for the camera. .. and PLEASE let me pass this classi' Class of 1984 seniors are always BUSy. Seniors will even miss bandl Go ahead, make my dayl 9 What graduation means In response to the query, What does graduation mean to you?”, these answers were received from seniors: Graduation represents our accom- plishments in high school. It also represents the beginning of the rest of our lives and forces us to make important future plans and to become independent.” — Dave Breiner. The end of some old friends, the beginning of some new friends. ” — Kris Welty It means that my high school career will be over and my career as a part of keeping this world going will start.” — Bob McDonald It means that I finally get out of high school and go on with my life to do whatever I want to. To leave home and friends for a while and explore the outside world.” — John Stokes Graduation is a meaningless cer- emony used to display the people who made it through.” — Aaron McDowell I feel that graduation is a sense or a feeling that we’ve made it. I am happy to graduate also. I really don’t know how well I’ll do in college. — Rod Tyma Graduation means starting a whole new life. Being able to take responsibilities (as in college). Not having someone there to guide you. Your making your own decisions.” — Bill Johnson Perhaps we will never know what the answers are until we are really out there, and find out for ourselves what graduation really means. Kerry Sheeks Wendy Stoeger John Stokes Randy Suntych Janette Tinnell 10 Lisa Trumler Rod Tyma Matt Watson CLASS OFFICERS: Bob McDonald - treasurer, Ronda Bowden vice-president, Barb Brase - secretary, Kerry Sheeks - president. II Lee demonstrates good study habits. Rod and Andy calculate the number of hours and minutes till graduation. Come on. you’re joshin’ mel Yes. seniors study, - sometimes. Yesterday Activities Total Eclipse Student and Teacher enthusiasm filled the air as Monday. September 26th, kicked off Spirit Week’s activities in preparation for Centura's Homecoming, 1983. Monday’s attire included shorts, sweats, T-shirts and hats. Tuesday was designated Punk Day, or for those more conservative, 50’s day. Dress up day followed with seniors going to extremes with long formals and three-piece suits. Thursday was confusing for everyone as Backwards” or Future” Day found people coming (or were they going?) to school wearing clothes backwards, guys dressing as girls and vice versa. Also roaming the halls were mommies, old men and military officers. On Friday everyone expressed their school spirit by wearing burgundy and white. Friday also included a pep rally and announcement of the winners of FHA’s King of the Legs” contest. Mr. Hermance took first place in the teacher’s division and Jerry Wooden was first runner-up. Dave Bell became King of the Legs . That night the volleyball team lost a heart breaking game to the Burwell Longhorns, but spirits were lifted as the whistle blew the fourth quarter to an end, and the football team won with a victorious 38-0 score. Saturday moFning Centura's march- ing band played in the Harvest of Harmony Parade in grand Island. Lisa Trumler, Centura’s Queen candidate, rode on the Queen’s Court Float as the second runner-up. Later that evening, the annual Homecoming Dance began with the coronation of King, Kerry Sheeks and Queen, Ronda Bowden. Joey Grabowski and Stacey Schumacher, the former King and Queen, returned to crown them. First Runners-up were Lisa Trumler and Scott Franssen. Second runners-up were Barb Brase and Bob McDonald. Other candidates included Pat Baldwin, Kris Welty. Bill Johnson and Corey Myers. Rick Bell and Michelle Trumler were Robe Bearersi Holly Nelson and Nathan Wilhelm were crown bearers. Bobbi Meyer and Dave Bell were sophomore attendants and junior attendants were Brenda Busboom and Ken Gallagher. The coronation was over, and the Royal Court danced to the theme song, Total Eclipse of the Heart , which was played by Sights and Sounds Sensation”. M KING KERRY and QUEEN RONDA — (insert) Former King and Queen Joe Grabowski and Stacey Schumacher crown the new royalty. T| II CROWN BEARERS - Holly Nelson and UT l he HeartNa,hanwiheim ROYALTY - Bob McDonald, Scott Franssen, Kerry Sheeks. Ronda Bowden, Lisa Trumler, Barb Brase PIANIST - Winona Henizmans TRESSES OF CEREMONIES - Lewendowski. Robin Barnes MIS- Tam 15 HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS Harvest of harmony In September, Lisa Trumler was selected by the band as Centura's candidate to the 1983 Harvest of Harmony Queen Pageant. High school girls from across the state competed for the honor of reigning over the fourty- second annual parade that includ- ed more than one hundred bands. The candidates spent the entire day in a series of interviews and activities which culminated in the selection of the queen at a pageant that evening. The girls were judged by a panel on a number of criteria including school and community involvement, beauty, poise, and intelligence. Lisa was selected as second runner-up to the Harvest of Harmony Queen. On Saturday, October I, Lisa joined the queen and first runner-up on the royal float to reign over the festivities and lead the parade through downtown Grand Island. 16 Lisa Trumler, Queen Candidate Sweetheart Dance Freshmen Attendants — Carrie Poehler. Danny Williams� Junior Attendants — Karry Dubbs. Steve Lemburg, Queen Robin Evans, King Bob McDonald, Sophomore Attendants — Joan Berlie. Kurt Kroeger Psstl See that girl over there ...” Marilyn and John conduct the ceremonies. QUEEN ROBIN and KING BOB SILVER DOLLAR BAR Dannebrog, Ne. Bob Nora Swanson Now And Forever On Saturday evening, the twenty- eighth of April, the juniors and seniors of Centura held their annual Prom. It took place at the spacious Great Exchange Civic Center. The program included a welcome by Michele Trumler, the president of the junior class. The Invocation was given by the Rev. Jerry Jefferies. It was a good dinner and the juniors and seniors were served by the sophomores. The Guest Speaker was Jim Olsen, who is Centura's math teacher. An appreciation speech was given by Kerry Sheeks, the president of the senior class. Rev. Jefferies gave the Benediction. The program was followed by the Prom Dance. The music was supplied by the Knights Of The Turn Table. Jim Olson, the guest speaker for the Prom. 18 Jr. - Sr. Banquet And Prom A food for thought. Clo « dancing is more fun. GRAND ISLAND LIVESTOCK AUCTION, INC. Cattle Each Wednesday - Phone 382-8285 Grand Island. Nebraska Tom Wieck, 384-4262 - Chuck Wieck, 384-4262 SERVERS. Mary Hulme. Jenny Reynolds. Winona Heinzman. Bobbi Meyer. Michelle O’Neill. Stephanie Schumacher. FRONT ROW: Gary Ki er, Kelly Myer . Joel McDowell. Dave Bell. Trevor Stewart. Kirby Myer . West Hishway 30 Route U Box 433 Grand Island, Nebraska 68801 19 Award Ceremony Our awards night was held on May 4. This was the first year that there was not a banquet in conjunction with the awards, those in charge of the ceremonies were Bobbi Meyer and Joel McDowell. They introduced the various award presenters who then gave the awards for sports, academics, music, and drama. Awards were also given by the New Holland Company. F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Honor Society and Cheer- leaders. MISTRESS OF CEREMONIES BOBBI MEYER MASTER OF CEREMONIES JOEL MCDOWELL SPORTSMANSHIP AND LOYALTY AWARD Kerry Sheets and Ronda Bowden SENIOR SERVICE AWARD Barb Brase and Aaron McDowell OUTSTANDING UNDERCLASSPERSON Michelle Trumler and Rick Bell 30 MEYERS FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY 3700 West 2nd Street - Phone: 382-4781 Grand Island, Nebraska Andy Hadenfeldt and Denise Trumler NHS SCHOLARSHIPS - Kerry Sheeks. Lisa Trumler, Mrs. Fisher. Aaron McDowell NEW HOLLAND AWARD Scott Franssen 1984-85 CHEERLEADERS WRESTLING AWARDS JOHNSON’S GROCERY JOHNSON’S STEAK MASTER Dannebrog, Nebraska 21 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL AWARDS ACADEMIC FITNESS AWARDS FOOTBALL AWARDS CROSS COUNTRY AWARDS BOYS' BASKETBALL AWARDS GOLF AWARDS GIRLS’ TRACK AWARDS BOYS’ TRACK AWARDS JENSEN’S STORE Boelus, Ne 68820 THE BLINKER BAR 313 High Street Cairo, Ne. 68824 Phone: 485-7292 Food Refreshments Doug Lemmerman SPEECH AWARDS INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC AWARDS VOLLEYBALL AWARDS CHEERLEADER AWARDS 1983-84 VOCAL MUSIC HONOR ROLL AWARD DANNEBROG GRAIN COMPANY Manager: Darold Carman Phone 226-2340 Dannebrog, NE 33 Commencement EXCELLENCE - COLLEGE PREPARATORY EXCELLENCE - BUSINESS EXCELLENCE - HOME ECONOMICS Gina Nielsen Marilyn Oseka • ORAFTING SERVICES • ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES • PLUMBING SUPPLIES • BUILDERS HARDWARES • HEATILATOR FIREPLACES • ANDERSON WINOOWS • THERMO THRU DOORS • Olympic paints CAIRO LUMBER COMPANY Your Complete Home Service Center (We Deliver) Phone 308 485 4671 FRANK WEBER RANDY BROWN Randy Suntych Dave Breiner receiving his diploma. Graduation Exercises were held on Saturday evening, May 12. This will be the last year that the four different kinds of diplomas will be given. They presently are: I. Trades and Industry, 2. Business, 3. Home Economics, and 4. College Preparatory. In the College Preparatory Division, there was a three-way tie for Excellence. These three students, Ronda Bowden, Andy Hadenfeldt, Lisa Trumler, had a perfect score of 4.0. There were 47 seniors that graduated. At the ceremony, Scholarships for post-secondary schooling were given. Many of our graduates are going on for further education. The ceremony was interspersed with musical selections by the Senior Class and the Mixed Chorus. The Senior High Band played both the processional and recessional. Ronda Bowden receiving a scholarship. ■mins eha St. Paul Equipment, Inc. PHONE 754-4419 ST. PAUL. NEBRASKA SALES WITH SERVICE If my tie straight? CHS our hatf off to theel HAIR UNLIMITED Ravenna, Nebraska (308 )-453-3080 RAVENNA. NEBRASKA (308)-452-3773 CAIRO PLUMBING WELL DRILLING Roy Hochstetler — Owner Cairo, NE 68824 485-4724 Scholarship award,. Getting ready I got it — but if it figned? Yesterday Drama Club Drama Club presented the play Our Town for the annual fall production this year. In addition, they attended Grease at Kearney State College for a learning exper- ience. The club also set up a scholarship fund to be awarded each year to a senior who has contributed the most toward drama and speech. Drama Class presented chil- dren’s theater for the elementary school as well as several short scene presentations to junior high classes. This year's plays, The Magic Fish and Pinicchio” were given for senior citizens day. OFFICERS! Gary Kiser, treasurer. Barb Brase. vice- president, Lita Trumler. secretary, Ronda Bowden, president I am Glissandra. the Blue Fairy.1 FRONT ROWi Steve Bourke. Matt Bellamy. Lisa Trumler. Ronda Bowden. Barb Brase. Gary Kiser. Doran. Steinike. Michelle O'Niel SECOND ROW, Joel McDowel. Kerry Sheeks. Lori Breiner. Jaci Perkins. Steph Schumacher. Libby Heckman. Susan Ray. Winona Heinzman, Mrs. Breiner THIRD ROW: Courtney Lamberson, Mindy Miller. Michelle Trumler. Tam Lewandowski, Sue Mingus. Robin Evans, Jodie Powers. Lisa Adams. FOURTH ROWi Scott Franssen. Andy Hadenfeldt. Bob McDonald. Pat Baldwin. Joan Berlie. Kelly Gable. Patty Nelson. Ken Gallagher. Gina Nielsen BACK ROWi Steve Lemburg. Rod Tyma. Aaron McDowel. Dave Breiner. Scott Kisler. Randel Harder, John Stokes. Tracie Pfeifle I don’t wanna!” FRONT ROW, Tammie Mclnroy. Trevor Stewart. Bob McDonald. Courtney Lamberson. SECOND ROWi Joan Berlie. Karry Dubbs, Doran Steinike. Mindy Miller. Mi- chelle Trumler. Steve Bourke. Ronda Kerry and Sufan rehearse lines. Bowden BACK ROW, Randel Harder. Jodie Powers. Kerry Sheeks. Gary Kiser, Dave Breiner. Libby Heck- man. Scott Kisler. Ken Gallagher BEAUTY FOR ALL SEASON 1724 North Park Ave. Rosie Killham 382-6477 Grand Island, NE Balloon Boutique Corner of 4th and Wheeler Streets 223 West 4th Grand Island. NE 68801 Student Council Student Council was very active this year. The first activity of the year was Homecoming. Stu-Co spon- sored the activities, decorated for the dance, and sponsored the elections of royalty. Stu-Co also sponsored a mid-winter dance. Interested students were given the opportunity to find their perfect match” for Valentines Day through com- puter match-up sheets paid for by Student Council. BACK ROW. Bobbi Meyer. Aaron McDowell. Andy Hadenfeldt, Bill John- son. Kerry Sheeks. Kris Welty. Scott Franssen. Pat Baldwin. Terry Nitch. MIDDLE ROW. Marilyn Oseka. Brenda Busboom. Dave Bell. Denise Trumler. Joel McDowell. Lorie Williams. Rick Bell. FRONT ROW. John Stokes. Lisa Trumler. Barb Brase. Ronda Bowden. Robin Barnes. Tammy Lewandowski, Michele Trumler, Mr. Lauritsen. OFFICERS. Vice-President. Aaron McDowelli Treasurer. Pat Baldwin� Pre- sident. Scott Franssen� Secretary� Barb Brase. District Stu-Co Convention was held at Kearney. Members attended various seminars on leadership, self-improvement, and problem-solving. One of the major purchases by the council this year was a new popcorn machine. Two $100 scholarships were also awarded to two college-bound Stu-Co seniors. The End-of-the-year activi- ties include the election of the 1984-85 officers and their installation supper at Dowds. The Student Council year ended with decorating for graduation. Students getting down at the Stu-Co Mid-Winter dance. FARRALL INSTRUMENTS, INC. P.O. Box 1037 Grand Island, Nebraska68802 U.S.A. PHONE: 308-384-1530 TWX: 910-629-3717 National Honor Society The National Honor Society was established in 1921. Membership in NHS is not a right but an honor and a responsibility. Students who are selected for membership are expect- ed to continue to demonstrate the four qualities on which the organiza- tion is founded — scholarship, service, leadership, and character. FRONT ROW: Lisa Trumler. Robin Barnet. Barb Brate. Ronda Bowden. Sutan Ray, Libby Heckman. Mindy Miller. Michelle Trumler. Courtney Lamberson SECOND ROW: Bobbi Meyer. Mary Hulme. Patty Nelson, Kelly Gable. Doran Stienike. Dave Bell. Roy Mingus. Rick Bell THIRD ROW: Scott Franssen. Trevor Stewart. Andy Hadenfeldt. Bill Johnson. Kerry Sheeks. Dave Breiner. Randel Harder. Scott Kissler, Pat Baldwin. BACK ROW: Karry Dubbs, Kelli Obermiller, Jodie Powers. Robin Evans. Sue Mingus. Gina Nielsen. Jack Reimers. Aaron McDowell OFFICERS: Robin Barnes, treasurer) Andy Hadenfeldt. vice-president) Barb Brase. newsreporten Michelle Trumler. secretary) Lisa Trumler. president. Mr. Brown gives a speech at NHS induction. TREASURE CHEST FURNITURE INC. New and Used Household Furniture Appliances, Bedding and Mlsc. 320 NORTH PINE GRAND ISLAND. NE 68801 BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE! Alvin Arlene Wagner PH. 308-382-4951 The Centura FBLA Chap- ter had a very prosperous year. This year was our first year with the Supply Store. Within three months it branched off to the Elementary. The Supp- ly Store was established to sell school supplies and bonus items such as T- shirts and stadium cu- shions. In the fall, twenty members took orders on the Tom-Wat Showcase. Top selling honors went to Tammy Boltz, who sold $1050 worth of merchan- dise. Wendy Stoeger came in second place with $1019. Tammy received an AM FM cassette player and Wendy received an AM FM alarm clock radio. TOP PICTURE BACK ROW: George Fieldgrove. Ken Gallagher. Devin Brundage. Robin Poehler. Val Tyma. Dana Spiehs. Gina Luhn. FOURTH ROW: Christina Stokes. Brenda Hadenfeldt. Janette Tinnell. Joan Clark. Gloria Bushhousen. Pam Burke. Tracey Williams. THIRD ROW: Christina Rossing. Tammy Werre. Christian Nielsen. Lori Breiner. Stephanie Schumacher. Cathy Conn. Kriste Mackey. SECOND ROW. Mrs. Soderman. Patty Baldwin. Isa Mostek. Jody Veeder. Kelli Obermiller. Mary Hulme. Kellie Keefe. Wendy Stoeger. FRONT ROW: Scott Franssen, Gina Nielsen. Barb Brase. Lisa Adams. Tracie Pfeifle. Lori Williams. Tammy Boltz. OFFICERS: Vice-President. Scott Franssen. Historian. Tracie Pfeifle� Treasurer. Lisa Adams� President. Lorie Williams� Secretary. Barb Brase� News Reporter. Tammy Boltz� Parliamentarian. Gina Nielsen. BELOW. Tracie Pfeifle makes a purchase from the new FBLA store. For Valentines Day a heart-shaped box of chocolates was raffled off. Jeanette Lauritsen was the lucky winner. In April, six FBLA members attended State Leadership Conferences in Omaha with Mrs. Soder- man. They were Tammy Boltz, Gina Nielsen, Lisa Adams, Lori Breiner, Bren- da Fladenfeldt, and Christina Stokes. Brenda won an honorable mention in spelling and proofread- ing and earned a third place trophy for clerk typist I. FHA LvIFJa OFFICERS. Treaturer. Lorri Wroblew ki, Vice-Pre ident. Robin Evan , New Reporter. Kathy Stutzman, President. Marilyn Oseka, Historian. Paula Power , Secretary. Jaci Perkin , Encounter Chairman. Angela Fanta. BACK ROW. Joan Berlie. Thereasa Hruby. Lea Rowland, Gloria Bu hhou en, Pam Burke. Tracey William . THIRD ROW. Mr . Annette Davi . Karry Dubb . Shelly Watson, Cathy Conn, Jill Perkin . SECOND ROW. Angela Fanta. Sharon McGown. Josette Haile. Cherie Stutzman. Kellie Keefe. Cheryl Hetfield. FRONT ROW. Robin Evan . Paula Power . Lorri Wroblewski. Jaci Perkin . Kathy Stutzman. Marilyn Oseka. Angela and Lea modeling their new outfit Centura Chapter of F.H.A. was in- volved in a variety of activities. A lasagna party with a video movie was the membership kickoff. The entire school was involved in Alcohol Awareness Week. Centura hosted the district SEARCH Contest and was proud to have two events place at State. Vocational Education Week was highlighted with Secret Pals and the Mid-Winter dance co-sponsored with F.F.A. An impressive style show was followed by presentation of Awards of Achievement to all F.H.A. members. The Installation of Officers formally hands on leadership duties for another year. Kellie Keefe bu y with a project. 33 FFA BACK ROWi Steve Lemburg, Dale Hruby, Ron Brockmann. Darren FFA Officer : Vice-President. Jack Reimers� Secretary. Tracey William � Hadenfeldt. Kevin Kyhn. Devin Obermiller. Kerry Lauritsen. THIRD ROW: President. John Stoke � Treasurer. Mary Hulme, Sentinel Marty Hargen . Marlene 0 eka. Scott Cyboron, Rod Brase. Bob McDonald. Corey Myers. Craig Vogt. SECOND ROW: Mark Kosmicki. Danny Williams. Rob Schultz. Marc Vieth. Curtis Baldwin. Jeff Selden. FRONT ROW: Tom Hermance. Kurt Kroeger. Jack Reimers. John Stokes. Tracey Williams. Mary Hulme. Marty Hargens. FFA members sporting their awards. Ah Tracy, with that angelic look. This past year has been a challenging one for all involved. The department went through some changes that may prove to be beneficial in the future. The Chapter members proved to be very successful in the area of contest. The chapter was involved in area Land judging livestock evaluation as well as the many district contest such as. parliamentary procedure welding, Livestock management, dairy cattle selection and meat judging. The Chapter members also participated in various speaking contest consisting of Public Speaking. Wildlife. Extemporaneous, and creed speaking. The Agricultural department at Centura is on a growing upswing and will continue to reach for the stars. 33 C-Club TOP PICTURE BACK ROWi Aaron McDowell. Marty Hargens. Ron Brockmann. Kyle Caspersen. Jeff Selden. Dave Bell. SIXTH ROWi Bill Halsey. Dave Breiner. John Stokes. Missy Bellamy. Corey Myers. Marc Vieth. Scott Cyboron. Harry Grim. FIFTH ROW: Trevor Stewart. Steve Lemburg. Rusty Teston. Scott Kissler. Kerry Sheeks. Rick Bell. Roy Mingus. Lee Yilk. Bob McDonald. FOURTH ROW: Rod Tyma. Jerald Hurt. Randy Suntych. Andy Hadenfeldt, Gary Kiser. Carl Kinkade. Stephanie Schumacher. Chena Simmons. Michelle O’Neill. Jayme Werre. THIRD ROW: Danny Williams. Darin Jantzi. Willy Gottlob. Scott Franssen. Pat Baldwin. Tammy Lewandowski. Doran Stienike. Bobbi Meyer. Matt Bellamy. Kirby Myers. SECOND ROW: Robby Powers. Rob Hargens. Kelly Myers. Michele Trumler. Sue Mingus. Robin Barnes. Kris Welty. Jenny Reynolds. Brenda Busboom. FRONT ROW: Ken Gallagher. Bill Johnson. Barb Brase. Jody Veeder. Kelli Obermiller. Lisa Trumler. Ronda Bowden. Joel McDowell. Steve Kyhn, Roger Obermiller. With funds from concession stands, selling hats, and selling t-shirts, the C-Club this year was able to give scholarships for the first time. The members decided that two $100 scholarships should be awarded to one boy and one girl. The responsibility for choosing the scholarship winners was given to the scholarship committee. The amount of the scholarship was taken into consideration so that C-Club can award these scholarships annually. Treasurer. Barb Brase. President. Bill Johnson� Vice-President. Corey Myers� Secretary. Lisa Trumler. GREEN LINE EQUIP., INC. Phone 384-8777 Chuck Haggerty Grand Island, Nebraska 68801 L. J. Rorucha A. D. Cone German Club President. Robin Barnes, Secretary. Mindy Miller, Vice President. Michele Trumler, Treasurer. Libby Heckman. BACK ROW: Rick Bell. Karry Dubbs. Lisa Trumler. Robin Barnes. Mr. Trumler. MIDDLE ROW: Andy Hadenfeldt. Aaron McDowell. Libby Heckman, Robin Evans. FRONT ROW: Roy Mingus. Courtney Lamberson. Michele Trumler. Mindy Miller. Sue Mingus. For its first activity, the German Club and the German I students went skiing at Prairie Hills. On April 13, the German students left for Omaha to attend the German Convention at Platteview High School. The night was spent at the Granada Royale, but most people slept on the way home. Our end of the year happening will again be a canoe trip down the Rhine” of Nebraska, followed by a cookout. YOUR CAR IS OUR BEST CUSTOMER COMPLETE WHEEL ALIGNMENT 612 W3 GRAND ISLAND TRANSMISSION FOREIGN DOMESTIC ALIGNMENT OQi -oyl- TRANSMISSION ri-ntnni- O 0 1-134 REPAIR ocnVIUc Centura’s speech team competed at conference, districts and state this year. At conference, Centura won the second place trophy, missing first by only four points. Thirteen of the sixteen entries received superior ratings, with Mindy Miller receiving a perfect score of 50 for her poetry reading. The drama group, consisting of Lisa Trumler, Tammy Lewandowski, Scott Kissler, Dave Breiner, and Andy Hadenfeldt, also received a perfect score. District competition was held at North Loup Scotia. The team members earned a third place district ranking. Two entrants qualified for state competi- tion, Denise Trumler and Andy Haden- feldt. FRONT ROW: Mr . Breiner. Mindy Miller. Andy Hadenfeldt. Denise Trumler. Courtney Lamberson. Mr . Fisher SECOND ROW: Steve Bourke. Michelle Trumler. Lisa Trumler. Lori Breiner. Winona Heinzman THIRD ROW: Trevor Stewart. Gary Kiser. Pat Baldwin. Tam Lewandowski. Susan Ray. Doran Steinike BACK ROW: Rusty Teston, Scott Kisler. Kerry Sheeks. John Stokes, Dave Breiner Speech DUET ACTING Susan Ray and Mindy Miller DUET ACTING Gary Kiser and Kerry Sheeks EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING Andy Hadenfeldt and Scott Kisler HUMOROUS PROSE Winona Heinzman and Susan Ray SKOCH DOPOLE AGENCY. INC. 36 Ravenna, Ne 452-3741 FURTAK’S JEWELRY Ravenna, Nebraska INFORMATIVE SPEAKING Pat Baldwin and Lori Breiner PERSUASIVE SPEAKING Michelle and Denise Trumler SERIOUS PROSt Steve Bourke and John Stokes ORAL INTERPRETATION OF DRAMA Lisa Trumler. Andy Hadenfeldt. Trevor Stewart. Scott Kissler. Dave Breiner. Tam Lewandowski POETRY Mindy Miller and Doran Steinike SERIOUS PROSE John Stokes and Rusty Teston MINGUS REPAIR Dannebrog, Ne 2260416 Fall Play This year’s fall production was Our Town by Thornton Wilder. The play required serious effort, dedication, and detailed pantomime, but the end result was worth the effort. Audiences were presented with typical life in a small town in the early 1900’s. Through the life cycle of Emily Webb and George Gibbs, the audience could recognize typical reactions to daily occurrences, as well as the emotional responses to birth, marriage, and death. Not only was the play entertaining, but it also conveyed a worthwhile message to all involved - Take time to appreciate the little things around you.” A gossip session after choir practice. Si Crowell and Howie Newsome discuss the wedding. DOUG’S SUPER MARKET 3d Grand Ave. Ravenna. Ne 452-3330 Fatherly advice. Aguilar ’S) Printing i331«, ro)Irtc PO 6oj 2200 S atAWKSUANU NTMiAMlA 6A602 381-8817 Complete Printing Services Our Town Early morning chat between Doc Gibb and Joe. KIRSCHNER IMPL. West Hwy. 2 Ravenna, Ne 452-3254 INC. Stemming bean - a good excuse for a visit. Breakfast at the Webb house. Emily helps George with hi math. Scott Kissler - memorizing To be. or not to be .. CAST Dr. Gibbs - Dave Breiner Joe Crowell - Doran Stienike Howie Newsome - Steve Lemburg Mrs. Gibbs • Susan Ray Mrs. Webb - Mindy Miller George Gibbs - Kerry Sheeks Rebecca Gibbs - Lori Breiner Wally Webb - Devin Brundage Emily Webb - Michele Trumler Professor Willard - Rod Tyma Mr. Webb - Gary Kiser Woman in the Auditorium Winona Heinzman Artistic Lady - Tammy Lewandowski Simon Stimson - Steve Bourke Mrs. Soames - Lisa Trumler Constable Warren - John Stokes Si Crowell - Joel McDowell Ball players - Joel McOowell. Doran Steinike Sam Craig - Matt Bellamy Joe Stoddard - Aaron McDowell First Dead Woman - Lisa Adams Second Dead Woman - Pat Baldwin First Dean Man - Rod Tyma Soloists - Joan Berlie. Ronda Bowden Assistant Director - Ronda Bowden • ; MUSIL MOTORS AND EQUIPMENT, INC. Ravenna, Nebraska 68869 308-452-3277 39 Chorus The Mixed Chorus sings Christmas carols before vacation. ALL-STATEt Scott Franssen FRONT ROW: Mrs. Helgren. Carrie Poehler, Tracey Williams, Lori Breiner, Lori Wrobeleski, Joan Berlie, Lisa Adams. Laurie Williams. Sharon McGown. Kathy Stutzman. Josette Haile. Jaci Perkins. Barb Brase SECOND ROW: Cathy Conn, Pam Bourke. Chris Pedersen, Paula Powers, Ronda Bowden, Isa Mostek, Gina Nielsen. Jodie Powers. Tracie Pfeifle. Sue Mingus. Winona Heinzman, Cherie Stutzman. Wendy Stoeger, Tammy Boltz THIRD ROW: Jill Perkins, Joan Clark, Kurt Kroeger. Willie Gottlob, Randy Suntych. Andy Hadenfeldt, Randel Harder. Harry Grim, George Fieldgrove, Jerry Wooden. Devin Brundage. Mark Kosmicki. Kaylin Molzahn BACK ROW: Lee Lehn, Steve Stesodi. Dave Breiner. Jerald Hurt, Bob McDonald. Scott Franssen. Terry Nitsch, Ken Gallagher. Robbie Powers. Jeff Seldon. Hali Lockhart (not pictured, Rusty Teston) The vocal groups were very active this year. The Mixed Chorus par- ticipated in the Conference Vocal Clinic at St. Paul in October. The Swingin’ Centurions also took part in a swing choir clinic at North Loup Scotia. Christmas and spring con- certs were given as well as a musical selection at graduation. Various vocal groups and soloists competed at the District Music Contest in April. Those receiving Superior ratings were the Swingin' Centur- ions, Boys’ Quartet, and Scott Franssen and Bob McDonald for their individual vocal solos. SOLOISTS: Randel Harder, Scott Franssen. Jodie Power . Bob McDonald V ACCOMPANISTS: man Barb Brase. Winona Heinz- 40 The Swingin' Centurions are Risin' Out of My Soul” BOYS' QUARTETi Randel Harder. Dave Breiner. Scott Franssen. Bob McDonald I ain’t gettin’ nuttin for Christmas! 41 SWING CHOIRi Lori Breiner, Jerald Hurt. Lisa Adams. Steve Setsodi. Winona Heinzman. Rusty Teston. Joan Clark. Dave Breiner, Jodie Powers. Scott Franssen. Tracie Pfeifle. Randel Harder. Ronda Bowden. Bob McDonald Band BACK ROW. Charles Cool. Danny Williams. Gordy Nealon. Brent Lemburg, Randel Harder. Kyle Caspersen. Terry Nitsch. Chuck Brandt, Steve Kyhn, Mike Hargens. Gary Kiser. Kerry Sheeks. Dave Bell. Joel McDowell, Harry Grim, Roy Mingus. FOURTH ROW. Deryl Koperski, Rob Hargens. Richard Zentz, Rob Schultz, Ed Raftery, Steve Setsodi. John Hetfield. Kelly Myers, Kirby Myers, Rick Bell. Scott Franssen, Dave Breiner. Corey Myers. Wendy Stoeger, Marc Vieth, Jim Tzirikidis. Rod Tyma, Kathy Stutzman, Kelly Gable. Val Tyma, Gina Luhn. THIRD ROW Bill Halsey. Jeff Selden. Chen a Simmons. Kristi Mackey. John Selden. Darin Jantzi, Gina Nielsen, Curt Baldwin, Ken Gallagher, Michele Trumler. Willie Finck. Bobbi Meyer. Ruth Briese, Matt Bellamy. Warren Nelson. Trevor Stewart. Devin Brundage, Mark Kosmicki, Sue Mingus. Josette Haile. Marilyn Oseka. SECOND ROW. Pat Baldwin. Wendi Hadenfeldt. Denise Trumler, Kellie Keefe, Sharon McGown. Missy Teston, Donelle Wampole, Jody Veeder. Lisa Trumler. Robin Barnes. Cherie Stutzman, Hali Lockhart. Tammy Boltz, Winona Heinzman. Stephanie Schumacher. Christian Nielsen, Lori Breiner. Kellie Obermiller. Pam Bourke, Robin Evans. Colleen Nielsen. Brenda Cool, Brenda Busboom. Lisa Adams. Andy Hadenfeldt. Libby Heckman. (Director) Chuck Wellensiek. FRONT ROW. Brenda Hadenfeldt. Jenny Reynolds. Tammy Werre. Missy Bellamy. Robby Powers. Patty Nelson. Jeff Dubbs. Ron Brockmann. Randy Suntych. Steve Lemburg. Jolene Haile, Cheryl Hetfield, Shelly Watson, (Drum Majorette) Kris Welty. CLARINET DUET Lori Briener. Winona Heinzman 42 DRUM MAJORETTE Kris Welty AGRICULTURAL SERVICES, INC. Cairo, Ne. 485-4848 I DRUM DUET Randy Suntych. Ron Brockmann Baldwin WOODWIND CHOIR SAXOPHONE QUARTET. Gina Nielsen. Ken Gallagher. Michele Trumler. John Seldon TROMBONE QUARTET. Joel McDowell. Dave Bell. Kerry Sheekf, Gary Kiser CONTEST SOLOISTS. Ken Gallagher. Winona Heinzman. Charles Cool CONFERENCE BAND THRIFT FOOD MART Mark and Rosanne Kersten Cairo. Ne 43 485-4611 Annual Staff •n Jody Power CAIRO PLUMBING AND WELL DRILLING FARMER’S UNION OIL MACS SHARP SHOP 44 Roy Hochstetler — Owner COMPANY Dannebrog Cairo, Ne 485-4724 St. Paul-Dannebrog-Wolbach Yesterday 45 State Qualifiers This year's season was very suc- cessful in many ways: The 8-2 record, being conference runners-up and making it to state playoffs. The only losses were to the conference champs and 2nd rated Gibbon during the season and to 4th rated North Platte St. Patricks in the State playoffs. For the season. Centura scored 35 touchdowns, outscoring their opponents 244-75. The team outgained the opposition by over 1,000 yards, 2,459 to 1,425 with an excellent balance of rushing and passing. Centura ran for 1,414 oppose to their opponents 632 and passed for 1,045 to 793. This season the players were loyal and dedicated to the sport. The team ended up being rated 3rd in the area and 5th in the state by the Omaha World Herald. Don’t worry Coach, we got him coveredl Out of my wayl Dog pilel Tackle him. Garyl m HOWARD COUNTY IMPLEMENT, INC. N. Hwy. 281 Sox 7 St. Poul, Neb'oiko 68873 46 Conference Runner Ups Run, Bobbyl Runl Centura SCOREBOARD Them 24 SANDY CREEK 00 32 FULLERTON 00 13 GIBBON 20 22 RAVENNA 07 38 BURWELL 00 14 STROMSBURG 13 20 ST. PAUL 06 45 LOUP CITY 00 14 WOOD RIVER 07 20 STATE PLAYOFFS NORTH PLATTE 22 BACK ROW, Coach Vance Christenson. Coach Bill Hautchild. Myers. Marty Hargens, Devin Obermiller. Steve Kyhn. Kirby Coach Jim Olsen. John Fieldgrove. Kenny Gallagher. Harry Grim. Myers. Kyle Casperson. Rob Hargens. Jeff Seldon. Rob Powers. Gary Kiser. Lee Yilk. Dave Bell. THIRD ROW, Carl Kinkade, Kerry FIRST ROW, Rod Tyma. Danny Williams. Willie Gottlob. Scott Sheeks. Rusty Teston. Roy Mingus. Corey Myers. Rick Bell. Scott Cyborn. Darin Jantzi, Matt Bellamy. Willie Finck. Andy Franssen. Bill Johnson. Bob McDonald. SECOND ROW, Kelly Hadenfeldt, Aaron McDowell. DANNEBROG GRAIN COMPANY Manager: Darold Carman Phone 226-2340 Dannebrog, NE 47 Lady Centurions The 1983 volleyball season had it’s share of ups and downs. A loss to Central Catholic for the first game of the season was certainly a down, but it got the team fired up as they set out to win their next three consecutive games. From there on, it seemed that the only team to stand in their way were Wood River and Burwell. A District Championship took the gals to Regionals, where for the third time, they faced Burwell. This final loss ended the season on a low note, but things didn't look so bad if it was kept in mind that the Lady Centurions were only a step away from State. Four excellent athletes were chosen to represent Centura on the Lou-Platte All Conference team, they were: Patty Baldwin, Jodie Powers, Jody Veeder, and Kris Welty. BACK ROW L to R: Robin Poehler. Coach Kathy Mettenbrink, Assistant Coach Gloria Gammel. Susan Ray. MIDDLE ROW, Lori Wroblewski, Winona Heinzman, Hali Lockart, Missy Bellamy, Sharon McGown, Valerie Tyma, Denise Trumler. Wendi Hadenfeldt, Christina Stokes, Dana Spiehs, Cherie Stutzman, Karry Dubbs. Brenda Hadenfeldt, Carrie Poehler. FRONT ROW, Stephanie Schumacher, Jenny Reynolds, Jody Veeder, Tammy Boltz, Ronda Bowden, Lisa Trumler, Kris Welty, Patty Baldwin, Robin Barnes. Jodie Powers. Tam Lewan- dowski, Kelli Obermiller. Brenda Bus- boom. Libby Heckman. letter winners Kris get’s one by ole’ Burwell. Office Products Center 617 W. THIRD GRAND ISLAND, NE 68801 PHONE (308) 382 8026 1-800-652-9396 Ronda puts up another perfect set. EclGUE COITIPUTCR 48 District Champs CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL CENTRAL CATHOLIC ELBA GIBBON RAVENNA BURWELL DONIPHAN WOOD RIVER ST. PAUL LOUP CITY 05-15 12-15 15-06 15-13 15-03 15-13 15-02 15-09 15-12 09-15 08-15 15-08 07-15 15-07 09-15 10-15 11-15 15-12 05-15 15-02 15-05 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT CHS - GIBBON 15-05 12-15 15-04 CHS - BURWELL 07-15 07-15 CHS - WOOD RIVER 08-15 06-15 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT CHS - RAVENNA 15-05 15-09 CHS - FULLERTON 15-10 15-10 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT CHS - BURWELL 03-15 04-15 RECORDS: VARSITY 8-7 J.V. 4-5 FRESHMAN 5-2 2418 NO. WEBB RD. - SUITE M GRAND ISLAND, NE 88801 (308) 382-4151 District Champs Rebuilding Year Culminates in a Trip to the State Tournament The Centura basketball team faced a very difficult schedule, lost some close games, but improved greatly to win their last 5 out of 7 games and qualify for the State Tournament. Coach Olsen commented, After our first round loss in the conference tournament on a Monday we had II days before our next ballgame. The players put forth a super effort in practice and really worked hard. From that point on. we won our last 5 out of 7 games, only losing to St. Cecilia, and Bayard, at state. In Districts, the team beat Fullerton in the first round to set up a rematch with a very deliberate Ravenna team. The Centurions won by a score of 37-36. The Centurions played Rock County for the Regional Playoff. The game went 3 overtimes until the Centurions won 66-63. The season culminated with a chance to play in the Nebraska State Basketball Tournament — Centura's first trip to state. The team played well against the number one seeded team, Bayard, but ended up losing 41-48. Coach Olsen, said. The players' hard work, defense, and teamwork helped us improve and have a strong team at the end of the season. Winning districts and regionals was a fitting reward for the team. Rick Bell and Corey Myers received first team All-Conference recognition and Dave Bell received honorable mention. The Junior Varsity team finished the season with a 6 and 4 record. The freshmen had a very successful season, posting a 6 and I record. Centura controls the board Corey grabs a sure rebound Dave playing good defense 50 State Qualifier BACK ROW, Rusty Te ton. Rob Hargens. Roy Mingus. Corey Myers. Carl Kinkade. Roger Obermiller. Aaron McDowell. THIRD ROW, Kirby Myers. Kelly Myers. Marty Hargens. Bill Johnson. Steve Lemburg, Terry Nitsch. Scott Kissler. SECOND ROW, Kerry Sheeks. Dave Bell. Gary Kiser. Curtis Baldwin. Lee Yilk. Rob Schultz. Kyle Caspersen. Darin Jantzi. FRONT ROW, Rick Bell. Matt Bellamy. ( ROSIE HAILE 1609 WEST SECOND GRANO ISLAND NE 68801 PHONE 384-7993 ALOEVERA PRODUCTS Bill has the form that makes baskets Centura basks in glory Assistant Coach. Bill Brown, Head Coach. Jim Olson. Student Manager. Aaron McDowell. DISTRICT AND REGIONAL CHAMPS CENTURA BOYS BASKETBALL SEASON SUMMARY OPPONENT OUTCOME Wood River L Hastings Adams Central L Loup City W G.I.C.C. W Palmer Holiday Tournament Clarks W Palmer L Burwell W Sandy Creek L Gibbon L Doniphan W St. Paul E Ravenna L St. Paul (Conference Tourn.) L Loup City W Shelton W Hastings St. Cecilia L CI-14 District at Grand Island Fullerton W Ravenna W CI-7 Regional at Ord Bassett-Rock County W State Tournament Bay ard L Final Record: 10-10 OT SCORE 38-57 46-65 76-34 49-47 60- 57 40-50 61- 46 45- 53 43- 45 65-54 44- 46 40-41 46- 49 56-51 51-45 46-55 63-49 37-36 66-63 30T 41-48 51 District Champs Being District Champions was the highlight for the 83-84 Girls’ Basketball Team. The Centurions won the title by defeating Loup City for the third consecutive time this year in a thrilling overtime 54-52 and upsetting state-rated Fullerton 42-41. In Regional action, the season ended with a loss to first-rated Burwell, 41-61. Centura ended up third place in conference competition and ended the season with a final record of 11-8. All Conference selections went to Kris Welty and Jody Veeder with Ronda Bowden receiving Honorable Mention. The Junior Varsity finished with an even record at 5-5. The Freshman team ended with a very good 5-1 record, and champions of the Gibbon Freshman Invitational. Coach Mettenbrink Good past for an open shot. Head and shoulders over the opposition. Jody has good form for a lay-up. 52 Grand Island Coca-Cola Bottling Company P. O. Box 1374 Grand Island. Nebraska 68802 Telephone 308-382-4010 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL SEASON SUMMARY VARSITY. Michelle O’Neill. Bobbi Meyer. Meliss Bellamy. Kris Welty. Pat Baldwin. Marlene Oseka. FRONT ROW. Jody Veeder. Ronda Bowden, Sue Mingus. Jayme Werre. Coach Kathy Mettenbrink. OPPONENT SCORE OUTCOME Wood River 57-66 L Broken Bow 61-49 W Loup City 34-33 W G.I.C.C. 33-37 OT L PALMER HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT First round - Clarks 48-49 L Finals - Elba 74-36 W Burwell 39-56 L Shelton 57-45 W Gibbon 58-43 W Doniphan 31-44 L Ravenna 53-31 W LOU-PLATTE CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT Gibbon 66-36 W Burwell 47-73 L Kearney Catholic 43-58 L Loup City 50-48 W CI-14 DISTRICT at GRAND ISLAND Loup City 54-53 W Fullerton Cl-7 REGIONAL at ORD 43-41 W Burwell 41-61 L Time-out strategy JUNIOR VARSITY. Ron Brockmann. Dana Spiehs. Val Tyma. Bobbi Meyer. Michelle O'Neill. Marlene Oseka. Bill Halsey. FRONT ROW. Wendi Hadenfeldt. Denise Trumler. Hali Lockhart. Winona Heinzman. Karry Dubbs. Lori Breiner. Good rebound while opponent bows to ref. DICK ALEXANDER'S P. O. BOX 684 308 NORTH ELM PHONE 381 1975 GRAND ISLAND. NE 68801 BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS • EXPERT REFINISHING Sr. High Wrestling FRONT ROW. Devin Brundage. Jeff Cuddle. Danny William . Marc Fran en. Harry Grim. Randy Suntych. Student Manager Marilyn 0 eka. Vieth. Tim lewandow ki. Willie Gottlob. Doran Stienike. SECOND ROW. Coach Jerry Meyer. Bob McDonald, Mike Brown. Jerald Hurt, David Breiner, Rod Tyma, Scott Roll Em' Over. Rodl Rai e Your Hand If You're Sure. Mike! RAVENNA LOCKER, INC. Meat Processing Ravenna, Nebraska Phone: 452-3661 .THE RAVENNA BANK FULL SERVICE BANK Telephone: 308-452-3225 Ravenna, NE Centura had several highlights during the wrestling season. One was qualifying four wrestlers for the State Meet. Jerald Hurt's third place finish at State and his 30 and 3 record, a school record for the most wins, were outstanding. The team won four trophies this season, the most ever in a season. They were first places at the Gibbon and Kearney Catholic Quads and second place finishes at the Minden and Shelton Invites. The seniors on this year's team will be greatly missed. They are: Jerald Hurt - 155 , Rod Tyma - 145 Bob NcDonald -138 . Mike Brown -167 , Scott Franssen - 185 and Randy Suntych - 126 . Returning lettermen are: Jeff Dubbs, Jeff Cuddie, Willie Gottlob, Marc Vieth, Danny Williams and Harry Grim. Other wrestlers were Doran Stienike. Tim Lewandowski, David Breiner, and Devin Brundage. All of the returning wrestlers are freshmen and sophomores. There is a fair group of eighth graders coming up. The seniors are to be commended for their fine leadership and attitudes toward winning and wrestling. A special thanks goes out to Steve Hulme for his assistance during the wrestling season. His help and work with the wrestlers was greatly appreciated by the wrestlers and Coach Meyer. 55 Cross Country The boys were young and the girls were few. That describes the 1983 Cross Country teams. Four sophomores and seven freshmen ran for the boys, while only three girls participated this year. Since it takes four to qualify for team competition, the girls competed individually. Two of the girls and all of the boys will return, which will provide valuable experience and leadership for next year’s team. FRONT ROWt Doug Brown. Marc Vieth. Jayme Werre. Sue Mingu . Michele Trumler. Robby Schulta. Jeff Dubb . BACK ROW Coach Jerry Meyer. Doran Stienike. Joel McDowel. Terry Nittch. Roger Obermiller. Curt Baldwin. Steve Setsodi. Ed Raftery. Are we there yet? Phone 452-3101 Golf The golfers sloshed and waded through the worst weather conditions they have faced in recent years. It rained, snowed, or sleeted during all but one of the meets. Practice conditions were bad throughout the year. The highlights of the season were: Scott Kissler's seventh place finish in the conference meet and the team performance in the district meet at Arnold, where they finished with their best team total of the year. Letterman were: Scott Kissler, Dave Breiner. Rod Tyma, Steve Lemburg, Ron Brockmann and Steve Setsodi. BACK ROW: Courtney lamberson. Wendy Stoeger. Tammy Boltz. Gary Kiser. THIRD ROW: Bill Halsey. Rod Tyma. Willie Gottlob. Kurt Kroeger. SECOND ROW: Andy Haden- feldt. Randel Harder. Kerry Lauritsen. Jeff Selden. FRONT ROW: Steve Lemburg. Scott Kissler. Ronnie Brockmann. Dave Breiner. •- v� .. • Here come, a hole-in-one. Rod. the happy golfer. Scott and a good back .wing. DAVID UENGTSON (308) 226-253 1 COMPLETE INSULATION SYSTEMS CELLULOSE SPECIALISTS - DRY BLOWN AND SPRAY PREE ENERGY AUDITS 57 P O BOX 133 DANNEBROG. NE 68831 District Champs Bobby, reaching for the iky. Excellent hurdle form. Corey fhowt hit ituff BACK ROWi Coach Bob Meyer, Corey Myer� , Steve Lemburg, Roy Mingu . Rutty Teiton, Carl Kinkade, Bill Johnson, Bob McDonald. Aaron McDowell, Coach Jerry Meyer. MIDDLE ROW: Trevor Stewart, Roger Obermiller. Kerry Sheeki, Curti� Baldwin. Joel McDowell. Rick Bell. FRONT ROW: Rob Schultz. Darin Jantzi. Lee Yilk, Dave Bell. Kirby Myert. Kathy Ripp Owner Professional Hair Designer 315 S High • Cairo, NE • Phone 485 4701 Open night and Saturday to service you better. Girls’ Track Jody, a step ahead. CONNIE SWANSON PHOTOGRAPHY 209 West 3rd 382-1117 Grand Island, NE 68801 BACK ROW: Coach Bill Hau child. Tammy Poehler. Hali Lockhart, Valerie Tyma. Sue Mingus. Marlene Oseka. Christian Nielsen. Ronda Bowden. FRONT ROW: Ruth Briese. Jody Veeder. Robin Barnes. Denise Trumler. Michele Trumler. Stephanie Schumacher. Cheerleading TOP Barb Barre STANDING Lisa Trumler, Tammy Lewandowski, Robin Adams. Courtney Lamberson, Ruth Briese. Missy Bellamy. Barnes. KNEELING, Michelle Trumler. Jody Veeder. SITTING, Lisa Right. Left. Right. Left ... Tammy and Missy get caught pretending to be Animals. Spirit was high for the cheer- leaders this year. An extended game for football playoffs and a chance to cheer at State Basket- ball tournaments were highlights of the year. The athletes in all sports appreciate the dedication shown by the cheerleading squads in promoting crowd participation and enthusiam. SCOULAR GRAIN COMPANY Cairo - Boelus Phone (308) 485-4236 Phone (308) 996-4337 Yesterday Board Of Education TERRY GALLAGHER President BRYAN CHRISTENSEN Vice-President GARY CHRISTENSEN Secretary ALAN NIELSEN EDWARD BOLTZ T reasurer DOROTHY HECKMAN LETH ELECTRIC 62 Heating and Air Conditioning Cairo. Ne 68824 485-4680 Administration PRINCIPAL Our capable principal at Centura Jr.-Sr. High is Mr. David Karr. His administrative duties are numerous. He is always available to students and teachers and will listen with an open mind to problems, complaints, and suggestions. This year he has been especially busy working on improving Centura’s curriculum to provide an even better educational experience for Centura's students. h. SUPERINTENDENT This past year our superintendent. Mr. Dean Drummond has worked hard at numerous projects, but of special importance are our gifted program and curriculum update. He manages a tough job through keen insight and efficient organization. ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL Our cheerful elementary principal is Mr. Glenn Blake. Teachers and students feel they can talk to him about any concerns that they may have. He is a conscientious and caring administer. 'I'uifUuf Co. TROPHIES RIBBONS • BADGES METAL ANO PLASTIC ENCRAVTNG 214 West «0 Street Tetephprse I JOB� JB4 2B93 GRANO ISLAHO. NEBRASKA 68801 BEALE TIRE CO. 3210 Old Potash 6 Webb Rd. Grand Island. Ne 1-800653 7463 % f x TOM HERMANCE Agriculture EMILY SODERMAN Business ANITA SCHLUND English Faculty CAROL TRUMLER Art EDWARD RYAN Business VICKY BREINER English CHARLES WELLENSIEK Band KRISTI FISHER English SUE DREHER English 64 FRANZ TRUMLER German LEROY BELL History JOHN KOPERSKI Industrial Arts VANCE CHRISTENSEN Guidance 7 ANNETTE DAVIS Home Economics CYNTHIA BROWN Librarian BILL HAUSCHILD Industrial Arts JIM OLSEN Math 65 WAYNE LAURITSEN Math KATHY METTENBRINK DONNA ERIKSEN Social Studies J ROBERT MEYER Science TONIA RUFF Special Education JERRY MEYER Physical Education DEBRA BEIGHTOL Science GLORIA GAMMEL Special Education 66 Yesterday Juniors Bell. Rick Brockmann. Ron Butboom. Brenda Cool, Brenda Dubbs. Karry TONY'S RESTAURANT Cairo. Ne 485-4664 Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. ROAST BEEF RESTAURANTS 2333 No. Webb Road Grand Island, NE 68801 308-384-4244 3515 POTASH ROAD GRAND ISLAND, KEARNEY NEB. SALES • SERVICE • PARTS 1 TELEPHONE _ MF 306-304-1050 IVlr 68 Lamberson. Courtney Lauritsen. Kerry Lemburg, Brent Lemburg. Steve Mackey. Shannon Miller. Mindy Mingus. Roy Nealon. Gordy Obermiller. Devin Obermiller. Kelli Poehler. Tammy Powers. Paula Meata Groceries In Account With JACK JILL FOOD CENTER 813-6th St., St. Paul, Nebraska 68873 Customer Satisfaction Is Always First Phone 754-4471 Fresh Produce OFFICERS: Kellie Obermiller. secretary Michelle Trumler. presidenti Marty Hargens. vice-president! Mindy Miller, treasurer ELSTERMEIER FLORAL, INC. Phone: 754-5427 St. Paul, Nebraska 68873 O’NEIL ELECTRIC RRI Box 184-A Dannebrog. Ne 2260365 Raise your hands if your surel Trumler. Michele Veeder, Jody Werre, Jayme Wooden. Jerry Wroblewski. Randy Yilk. Lee Darren makes good use of his study hall. Hmm.Hmm — Good? DR. STEVE CROMER Family Dentistry Cairo Ne 485-4452 Ken helps out in the concession stand. o $ w (yiwtdd FLORAL CO. GREENHOUSE JM«IOUTM ««(•( ROAD fMONt DOIUI ORANO ISIANO MCRRAIKA •••01 Sophomores Baker. Valarie Bell, Dave Bellamy. Matt Berlle. Joan Bourke. Steve Brase. Rod Breiner. Lori Briese, Ruth Cool. Charle� Cyboron. Scott Rich may be Jimmie Search, but can Doran really be hie sifter Janie? KILLINGER AUCTION SERVICE 715 Howard Ave., St. Paul (308) 754-5479 GEORGE ROHWEDER TRUCKING Livestock hauling Cairo, Ne 485-4434 THE CLIP JOINT Monday 6 Wednesday 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. (No appointment needed) Cairo, Ne 68824 Haile. Josette Harder. Theresa Hargens. Mike Heinzman, Winona Hetfield. John Hruby. Thereasa Hulme. Mary Keefe. Kellie Kiser. Gary Koperski, Daryl Kroeger. Kurt Kyhn. Steve McDowell. Joel McGown. Sharon Meyer. Bobbi Myers, Kelly Myers, Kirby Nelson. Patty Nelson. Warren Nielsen. Christian Obermiller. Roger O'Neill. Michelle Oseka, Marlene Pedersen. Chris Perkins, Jaci 72 ROY'S TRUE VALUE HARDWARE £ FARM 124 Grand Ave. Ravenna, NE 45-35S5 Williams. Tracey Wroblewski. Lori Zentz. Richard Poehler. Robin Raftery. Ed Reynolds. Jenny Rodenbaugh. Tracy Schumacher. Stephanie Seldon. John Simmons. Chena Stewart. Trevor Stienike. Doran Stutzman, Cherie Stutzman. Kathy Vogt. Craig Watson. Shelly OFFICERS. Gary Kiser, vice-president� Joel McDowel. president� Winona Heinzman. secretary� Tracey Williams, treasurer Freshmen Baldwin. Curtis Bellamy. Melissa Brown. Doug Brundage. Devin Burke. Pam Freshmen relax in the lounge. PETERSEN LUMBER CO. Nail Down a Better Deal Phone 226-2466 Dannebrog, NE 68831 ’jT Hetfield. Cheryl Jantzi. Darin Kosmicki. Mark Lockhart. Hali Luhn. Gina Mackey. Kriste Melch. Vanessa Naber. Michele Nielsen, Colleen Phone (308) 485-4211 Cairo, Nebraska Nitsch, Terry Perkins. Jill Poehler. Carrie OFFICERS. Curt Baldwin, treasurer! Devin Brundage. secretary! Brenda Hadenfeldt. vice-presidenti Steve Setsodi. president (not pictured) 75 Selden, Jeff Setsodi. Steve Spiehs. Dana Stokes. Christina Stutzman. Wendy VanWinkle. Trina Vieth. Marc Wampole. Donell PHONE 308 382 6640 Jvrrx I.. cV' I Hun mi liarlz Ducrinji BVKTZ Floral 2224 S LOCUST GRANO ISLAND NE 68801 16 Jill Perkins takes a break. Centura's faculty and students experienced a deep sadness with the unexpected death of Mrs. Anita Schlund. Henry Brooks Adams said, A teacher affects eternity, he can never tell where his influence stops. and so it is with Mrs. Schlund’s life. In her 30 years of teaching she touched hundreds of lives. She was known for her kindness, her pa- tience, and her concern that all students under- stand and achieve. As a colleague she was loved by all for her humor, her dedication, and her sense of responsibility to her vocation. I only remem- ber the good things” was a favorite saying of hers, and she really lived it. We. too, remember her good things,” and we miss herl FISHER INSURANCE AGENCY DAN DEE DRIVE INN 77 2 2.1 Grand Junction Hwy. 58 11 Ravenna NE Dannebrog, Nebraska 68831 Rhone 152-3:101 All of us take our friends for granted. We see them most everyday and as- sume that they will always be there. When someone our own age is suddenly taken from us it is a shock. The death of our friend, John Steinmetz, was a shock for all of us. John always offered a smiling face to everyone. He was actively involved in Boy Scouts and participated in cross country, basketball and track. In Memorium” ex- presses our recollections of our friend. We will remember him as a part of our lives, and hopefully we will have learned a valu- able lesson from his pass- ing - we must live each day to the fullest and show each other that we care. Student Life 78 Yesterday 79 Eighth Grade Ander on. Lori Baasch. Billy Blake. Kim Brandt. Tod Brate. Shelly 4 r Brown. Colleen Critel. Jon Deinet. Mike Drummond. DeAnn Fanta. Tony Fieldgrove. Beverly Finck. Paula Griego. Robin Harder. Bob Harders. Tami Your Full Service Building Center RHODA'S 66 SERVICE 4235 High Street Cairo, Ne 485-4431 MAMOT’S FEED LOT St. Libory, Ne SPELTS-SCHULTZ LUMBER CO. of GRAND ISLAND 824 So. Wobb Rd. 382-9656 Hartman. Twyla Hewitt. Wendy Hruby. Shawn Johnson. Lanny Keefe. Tamie Kemptar. Will Kitfler. Seanna Lamberson. Rusty Lauritsen. Connie Meyer. Doug McDowell. Paul Merritt, Carla QUAD COUNTY FERTILIZER 'Do I have muscles, or what?' Boelus, Ne 996-4406 81 Miller. Erin Nielsen. Shawn Oseka. Teresa Petersen. David Powers. Brian SELDEN CONOCO SERVICE Paul Seldon, Prop. It Pleases Us to Please You Dial: 485-4651 K SORENSEN AND LARSON Insurance of all Kinds Cairo, Nebr. 485-4332 Seventh Grade Adams. Darren Baldwin. Julie Baldwin. Randy Bowden. Jody Brase. Randy Buggeln. Chris Caspersen. Travis Cool. Patsy Cyboron. Vickie Dibbern. Adam Students always show their best side when representing Centura. THE STATE BANK OF CAIRO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Cairo. NE 485-4232 CAIRO LAUNDERMAT Owner: Merv Schweitzer Cairo. NE 68824 83 Hostetler. David Kemptar. Kristin Kluthe. Jodi Kosmicki. Lori Kosmicki. Russell Kroeger, Kolette Kuszak. Monica Mackey. Greg Madsen. Brent McCullough. Kirk Obermiller. Damon McGown. Brenda Melch. Verdean Millspaugh. Tony Hey. Mom. I'm homel” GndeMan’d Bus. 308 384 9222 Home 308 384 5918 ¥bobccrt j nc. Neisner. Freida Nitsch. Todd DANIEL L. ANDERSON SALES • SERVICE RENTAL BOBCAT KUBOTA ALLIS CHALMERS INDUSTRIAL BOX 1822, W. HWY. 30 GRAND ISLAND. NE 68 01 84 Powers. Michelle Raftery. Will Rodenbaugh. Jack Rossing. Ingrid Roth. Tony Rowland. Linda Schumacher. David Stienike. Wanda Stoeger. Jamie Stutzman. Julie Jana and Karla perfect their skills. CORIAN - CARPET - FORMICA - WALLPAPER 2022 West Lincoln Highway • Grand Island, Nebraska 68801 Telephone 308 382-8545 85 Jr. High Football There were approximately 40 boys out for Jr. High football this year. Even though the win-loss record was not the very best it was a very successful year in terms of a learning experience. The boys worked very hard and had a great deal of enthusiasm the entire season. Which way did they go? Look Mom I caught it! BACK ROW. Tony Fanta. Tod Brandt. Rusty Lamberson. Bob Harder. Will Kemptar. Randy Baldwin. FOURTH ROW. Greg Gottlob. John Heckman. Billy Baasch. Doug Meyer. Roy Wooden. Kirk McCullough. THIRD ROW. We Wellensiek. Brent Madsen. Todd Nittch. Jeremy Luhn. Jamie Stoeger. Kenny Williams. Coach Leroy Bell. SECOND ROW. Drew Drummond. Damon Obermiller. Darren Adams. Will Raftery. Mike Deines. Scott Loy. Lanny Johnson, Phillip Luhn. FRONT ROW. David Hostetler. Tony Roth, Chad Vieth, David Schumacher. Travis Caspersen. Shawn Nielsen. Troy Wampole. Andy Veeder. THE HAIR JUNGLE 86 Ravenna, Ne. 68869 Does leg9 MEL’S MOBIL SERVICE Service Station, Tankwagon, and Car Wash - Dannebrog, NE Jr. High Volleyball Ready. SET. Go! The 1983 Jr. High volleyball season started out promising. The teams were full of enthu- siasm and high hopes. With a height advantage, the seventh graders helped themselves to a 3 and 2 season. The eighth grade had many close games and although they lost, the players learned the value of sportman- ship. The experience of team- work and the improvement of individual skills were part of the season's accomplishments. BACK ROW: Coach Deb Beightol, Kim Blake. Julie Baldwin. Tami Harders. Jodie Kluthe. Shelly Brase. Jenny Stacey. Sherry Tyma. Jana Hochstetler. Marcia Kuszak. Carla Merritt, Carla Hadenfeldt. Julie Stutzman. Coach Pam TeKolste. MIDDLE ROW: Tamie Keefe. Vickie Cyboron, Erin Miller. Heather Ripp. Heather Simdorn. Kristin Kemptar. Kristin Sollitt. Paula Finck, Wendy Hewitt. FRONT ROW: Wanda Stienike. Teresa Oseka. Roxie Maxiner. Monica Hargens. Dawn Werre. Lori Anderson. Jody Bowden. Brenda McGown. DeAnn Drummond. Seanna Kissler. CERAMIC CELLAR Greenware, Firing, etc. 107 Mimphis, Cairo, Ne 485-4191 ST. PAUL VETERINARY CLINIC H. Hwy 281 St. Paul. NE Phone: 754-4222 ZLOMKE FURNITURE FLOOR COVERING 716 Howard Av. St. Paul. Ne. 754-4671 Jr. High Boys Basketball BACK ROW: Coach Leroy Bell. Ru ty Lamber on. We Wellen- iek. Randy Baldwin. Tod Brandt. Rob Harder. Billy Baa ch. John Heckman. Coach Chuck Wellensiek. MIDDLE ROW: Randall Bra e. Chad Vieth. Shawn Niel en. Will Raftery. Brian Power . Mike Deine . Doug Meyer. Travi Caspersen. Scott Loy. FRONT ROW: David Ho tetler. Drew Drummond. Tod Nit ch. Roy Wooden. Darren Adam . Brent Mad en. David Schumacher. 88 BAASCH SON INC. Eldon Kluthe, Owner Jr. High Girls Basketball BACK ROW: Jana Hochstetler. Julie Stutzman. Tami Harders. Sherry Tyma. Jennifer Stacey. Twyla Hartman. Shelly Brase. Heather Ripp. THIRD ROW: Julie Baldwin. Kolette Kroeger, Lori Kosmicki. DeAnn Drummond, Kristin Kemptar, Marcia Kuszak. Connie Lauritsen. SECOND ROW: Colleen Brown. Patsy Cool. Jodi Kluthe. Wendy Hewitt. Teresa Oseka. Paula Finck, Kim Blake. Coach Leroy Bell. FRONT ROW: Coach Chuck Wellensiek. Vickie Cyboron. Wanda Stienike. Monica Hargens. Lori Anderson. Dawn Werre, Jody Bowden. Carla Hadenfeldt. Who’s got the ball?? Most of the practice time for the junior high girls was spent improving their individual fundamentals. There were 30 girls involved in a tough six-game schedule this year. Many of these players will develop into excellent basketball players that will contribute to the success of Centura teams to come. WILHELM ELECTRIC INC. 603 N. Delaware Boelus. Ne 996-4303 JR. HIGH WRESTLING BACK ROWi Carla Merrit. Kenny Williams. Billy Baasch. William Hostetler. Todd Nitch. Willie Raftery. Greg Gottlob, Scott Loy. FRONT Kemptar. Rusty Lamberson. Todd Brandt. Tony Fanta. Coach Jerry ROW Mike Deines, Travis Casperson. Drew Drummond. Chad Vieth, Meyer. MIDDLE ROW: Brenda McGowan, Damon Obermiller. David Doug Meyer. Greg Mackey. Pin hlml Talent in the makingl Centura’s Jr. High wrestlers had an outstand- ing season placing second at the Conference tournament and winning three of the five duals. Many of the eighth graders will be called upon to help fill the varsity spots next year. The seventh graders really improved during the year and will have some good techniques to carry them through next year. 90 Roll him over. Pin him flatl Jr. High Boys Track Oh. to fly with the greatest of ease Just about there BACK ROW, Coach Leroy Bell. Lee Smith. Andy Veeder. Billy Baasch, Randy Baldwin. Rob Harder. Tod Brandt. Rusty Lamberson. Wes Wellensiek, William Kemptar. Brian Powers. MIDDLE ROW, Lanny Johnson. Scott Loy, Mike Deines. David Petersen. David Hostetler, Will Raftery. Roy Wooden. Brent Madsen. Chris Buggeln. Greg Gottlob. FRONT ROW. Kirk McDullough. Drew Drummond. Chad Vieth. Todd Nitsch. Paul McDowell. Shawn Nielsen. Doug Meyer. 91 Jr. High Girls Track Kim Blake come in first in 100 meter. A strong finish Up, up. and away BACK ROW: Coach Kathy Mettenbrink. Twyla Hartman. Teresa Oseka. Wendy Hewitt. Jodi Kluthe. Sherry Tyma, Jana Hochstetler, Jody Bowden. Julie Stutzman. Carla Hadenfeldt, Seanna Kissler. Kristin Sollitt. MIDDLE ROW. Heather Ripp. Marcia Kuszak. Verdean Melch. Marcy Kersch, Kristin Kemptar. Tami Harders. Kim Blake. DeAnn Drummond. Connie Laurit- sen. Heather Simdorn. FRONT ROW. Brenda McGown. Monica Hargens. Lori Anderson. Dawn Werre. Wanda Stienike. Dannielle Powers. DANNEBROG REALTY AND INSURANCE AGENCY, INC Vicki Madsen, Agent P.O. Box 146 Dannebrog, Nebraska 226-2560 or 226-2314 92 Jr. High Band and Chorus BACK ROW: Phillip Luhn, Lee Smith. Greg Gottlob. Rutty Lamberson. SEVENTH ROWi Jeramy Luhn. Jamie Stoeger. Todd Nitsch, Bill Baasch, Scott Loy. Dave Hostetler. Jody Bowden. Teresa Oseka. Lanny Johnson. SIXTH ROW: Randy Baldwin. Wes Wellensiek, Travis Caspersen. Drew Drummond. Brian Powers. Paul McDowell. Tony Melspaugh. William Kemptar, Andy Veeder. Chad Vieth. FIFTH ROWi Kolette Kroeger. Vicki Cyboron. Marcia Kuszak, Julie Stutzman. Heather Ripp. Roxie Maxiner. Paula Finck. Carla Meritt. Brenda McGown. FOURTH ROW. Tammy Harders. Kristin Kemptar. Seanna Kissler. Deanne Drummond. Julie Baldwin. Jodi Kluthe. Shelly Brase. Sheri Tyma, Lori Kosmicki. Tammy Keefe. THIRD ROW: Kim Blake. Erin Miller. Carla Hadenfeldt. Wanda Steinike, Kris Sollitt. Connie Lauritsen. Jana Hochstetler. Lori Anderson. Dawn Werre. SECOND ROW: Damon Obermiller. Roy Wooden, David Schumacher. Shawn Nielsen. Twyla Hartman. Monica Hargens. Kirk McCullough. Don Simmons. Verdean Melch. Wendy Hewitt. FRONT ROW: Doug Meyer. Darren Adams. Chris Buggeln. Todd Brandt. Mike Deines. David Petersen, John Heckman, Will Raftery. Randy Brase. . Tamle Keefe. Tammi Cuddaback. Kris Kemptar. Jenny Stacey. Wendy Hewitt. Twyla Hartman. Sherry Tyma. John Heckman. Bill Baasch. Bob Harder. Wes Wellensiek. Randy Baldwin. Phillip Luhn. Jana Hochstetler. Michelle Powers, Deann Drummond. Lori Kosmicki. Connie Lauritsen. Marcia Kuszak. THIRD ROW. Linda Rowland. Verdeen Melch. Danielle Powers. Chris Sollitt. Tami Harders. Paula Finck. Tony Millspaugh. Rusty Lamberson, Roy Wooden. Chris Buggeln. David Schumacher. Jeremy Luhn, Carla Merritt, Erin Miller. Ingrid Rossing, Vicki Cyboron. SECOND ROW. Bev Fieldgrove. Carla Hadenfeldt. Julie Stutzman. Heather Ripp. Roxie Maxner. Mike Deines. Doug Meyer. Darrin Adams. David Hostetler. Todd Nitsch. Teresa Oseka. Shelly Brase. Julie Baldwin. Kim Blake. Collette Kroeger. FRONT ROW. Brenda McGown. Jodi Kluthe. Colleen Brown. Marcy Kerch, Wanda Steinike. Tina Mclnroy. Drew Drummond. Kirk McCullough. Scott Loy. Chad Vieth. Jody Bowden. Lori Anderson. Dawn Werre. Seanna Kissler. Monica Hargens. (not pictured — Heather Simdorn) MITCH’S WEST HWY 30 GRAND ISLAND. NE ton IOM C.RAHO tSlAMO NIB ASHA RECORD PRINTING COMPANY Cairo, NE 68824 (308) 485-4181 (308) 382 6286 O HARA PLUMBING COMPANY. INC. MCCMANCAl C0ftl ACtO«S Student Life Secretaries MARGENE ERICKSEN JEANETTE LAURITSEN BOOSTERS ST. PAUL St. Paul Cleaner J.D.R. Bar Bartle's Store Swinarske Pharmacy Brehm Drug Riverview Lanes NAPA Genuine Auto GRAND ISLAND Michael’s Floral Mitchell’s Anchor CAIRO J and D Garage RAVENNA Coast to Coast Love and Rhoda Ravenna Lumber Ravenna Farm Supply Mr. Automotive Newland Electric Mid-Nebraska Agency DANNEBROG Flomested Inn Don Smith Fox Trading Post Skinner Dog Grooming 95 SHARON HARDER BE fl VOLUNTEER When you graduate from high school and move on to further education or work in a chosen field, it is only natural to think of the financial rewards that await you for your hard work and the knowledge you’ve gained. But, there are other rewards you should consider. The rewards that come from doing good things for others and from making vour community a better place to live. And, from the personal satisfaction of knowing you care enough to share your time and talents without thinking of monetary gain. Now is the time to think about how you can help your community and the people who need a helping hand. Your guidance counselor can help you match your talents, knowledge and experience with an organization that needs you. Take the time now to plan your future as a volunteer as well as your future career. SPERRY= r EW HOLLAIND 96 WAUWWTH rt'MI ISlIINf, COMPANY MARC PI INK MIMOt RI MM