Cambridge High School - Trojan Yearbook (Cambridge, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1977 volume:

Cambridge High School Cambridge, Nebraska Volume XXXI Photographs and Memories Seniors........ Classes ....... Faculty........ Activities..... Organizations. Sports......... Advertising.... Senior Credits Index......... ..........3 ........11 .........19 .........25 .35 .49 .65 2 On the road to experience The graduating class of 1977 consisted of 35 classmates. The Seniors were quite active in all activities including scholastic, sports, music and student body. Class officers were President Dan Zabel, Vice President Kurk Koch, Secretary Steve Phillips, Treasurer Theresa Palmer and Student Council Representatives Mike Kubik, Amy Eubanks, Denise Wilson, Tom Gross, Waid Zysset and Bob Tomlin. Graduating with the Senior Class was Maria Kristiina Ihalainen, exchange student from Finland. She was quite active in all CHS involvement. The Senior class graduated May 15, 1977. Todd Baker Paul Heumphreus Mike Huxoll Tiina Ihalainen 4 Jay Davis Amy Eubanks The Senior Class Officers Steve Hamel Kurt Harris Dallas Hayes 6 Lonnie Klinkebiel Kurk Koch Mike Kubik Gloria Meyerle Phil Minnick Nan Mollrinff % Theresa Orvisi Steve Phillips Bob Stine ■ I 6 “I can sew! Ken Thompson Bob Tomlin Marcia Mowry Scott Nickerson Colleen O’Brien Clay Wickizer Homecoming Candidates Melinda Wight Denise Wilson Roger Witte Vote Farrah! I Dan Zabel 8 Waid Zysset CLOCKWISE, starting at LEFT: T. Gross and T. Ihalainen Homecoming Candidates . . . Seniors hard at work in Art class . . . N. Mollring tries to run as T. Baker holds her there for a picture ... A. Eubanks and N. Mollring try to carry on a conversation . . . A. Eubanks wishes Mrs. Schoenfish would speak in English . . . L. Klinkebiel irons out a few wrinkles in his jeans . . . B. Stine smiles at the camera . . . D. Wilson keeps house by brushing the dirt off a board for her shop project. ft Seniors bid farewell to CHS CLOCKWISE left to right starting at FRONT: M. Huxoll. B. Tomlin. 8. Gaskill, T. Gross, H.Fellers. M. Wight. S. Nickerson. D. Wilson. D. Zabel. T. Ihalainen, L. Klinkebiel, P. Heumphreus, K. Koch. D. Hayes, S. Hamel. S. Phillips. D. tenBensel. T. Baker, K. Thomas. W. Zysset. M. Kubik, J. Davis, D. Thompson. G. Meyerle. C. Wickizer. T. Orvis. B. Stine. A. Eubanks. P. Minnick, R. Witte. N. Mollring, K. Harris, K. Thompson. NOT SHOWN: C. O’Brien. M. Mowry. In search of the answers to questions unknown Errol Boyd Floyd Childers The ambitious Jr. class found many activities to keep the 28 classmates going. In the fall they elected Ken Kester President, Doug Rice Vice President, Kirk Ellis Secretary, Greg Morgan Treasurer; they sold magazines and received their class rings. The Juniors kept up the pace throughout the year! In the spring they put on the Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom which highlighted all of their efforts. Kirk Ellis Janet Farr Zolona Fellers Arlin Flint Doug Groff Mark Harpst LuAnn Houghtelling Mitch Huxoll Ken Kester Brenda Klocke Joyce Kubik CLOCKWISE, starting at RIGHT: K. Kester finds a better way to work Algebra . . . Brad acta normal! . . . M. Niemeier proves to be artistic . . . The Jr. Class Officers . . . Twelve Jrs. plus Mr. Watson attend County Government Day in Beaver City . . . The Jrs. take advantage of the winter temperature. IS Wills Mehaffic Mel Miller Greg Morgan Teresa Nelson Sophomores learn bigger and better ideas! The Sophomore class have begun their CHS success. They have contributed in all CHS activities held during their Sophomore year. They sold “Trojan” bumper stickers and on March 25th they held the annual Penny Arcade. The class officers were President Kurt Hamel, Vice President Sherri Klinkebiel, Secretary Miquon Zysset, Treasurer Jon Davis and Student Council Representatives Mary O’Brien and Kurtis Huxoll. CLOCKWISE, starting ABOVE: Sophomores can’t wait for typing class . . . Home Ec girls learn how to sew . . . D. Johnson learns something new . . . T. Metzger spoils her diet! . . . K. Huxoll can't quite figure out the typewriter. Chuck Highland Mike Houser Greg Howerter Kurtis Huxoll 14 Lyle Laverack Mary O'Brien Theresa Metzger Larry Stoddard Keith Thompson Tom Wickizer Randy Wyman Mick Zysset 15 Chuck Druse Mark Ellis Ken Gross Sue Hayes They’ve only just begun! The Freshmen have accomplished one year at CHS. They held concessions, they found clubs and all activities available to them and they took the time to involve themselves in all of these activities. The Freshmen class officers were President Ken Gross, Vice President Tim Petersen, Secretary Coralyn Miller, Treasurer Ron Smith and Student Council Representative Doug Raburn. CLOCKWISE, starting RIGHT: J. Jones and E. Kinne take time out for a chat . . . R. Smith receives help from Mrs. Phelps . . . J. Morgan and R. Sisson act camora shy . . . Mr. Kapustka's General Business class works hard on next assignment. Jane Hiatt Penny Hood Jeff Jones Kevin Jones Cliff Kester Ed Kinne Brenda Langley I Coralyn Miller 16 Scott Miller Joan Morgan Dan Mowry David Pearson Ron Sisson Ron Smith Ginger tenBensel Judy Tomlin Tim Wight Mark Witte CLOCKWISE, starting at RIGHT: Candidates for the Miss Secretary contest for F.B.L.A. . . . K. Huxoll caught by the camera man . . . T. Metzger practices for her clarinet solo for contest at McCook . . . D. Hannon tries her talent at sewing . . . Wrestlers enjoying their wrestling banquet . . . D. Thompson jumps for a spike. Faculty Faculty are the backbone of C.H.S. The C.H.S. faculty forms a strong foundation in which a fine academic program is rooted. The teachers and other workers helped all students in areas of their high school life during the past year. Hats off to the whole C.H.S. faculty. Oary Kapustka Social Studies Amy Brown Kurtis Bowden Art Superintendent Mark St. John Band and Vocal Music Bill Watson Social Studies Kathy Neihart Home Economics Terry Wells English Girls Athletics Gary Gottsch Industrial Arts Larry Maatsch Mathematics Diane Hoffman College English Librarian Faculty at pep rally . . . COOKS: Mrs. Thump son, Mrs. Froellch, Mrs. Edgerton, and Mrs Childors. 21 Don Stine Principal Ila Phelps Elementary Principal Doris Phelps Secretary Mike Wilson Willa Foster Special Education Vocal Music Dan Ernst Physical Education Del Schoenfi8h Science Margene Holtze Francis Jorgensen Business Education Vocational Agriculture 22 Starting ABOVE: School Board: BACK ROW— Kurtis Bowden. Keith Klocke, Jerry Petersen, Paul Johnson. Mervin Zysset; FRONT ROW— Phyllis King. Donna Liggett. Jean Minnick; Custodians: Chuck Brown. Bub Manning. 23 CLOCKWISE, starting BELOW: Mrs. Hoffman takes a break for some peace and quiet. . . Mr. St. John displays his talent. . . Miss Holtze helps with Homecoming . . . Mr. Watson plays dictator . . . Mrs. Brown acts like she hates to have her picture taken . . . The S.S. Jinx at the Penny Arcade . . . Mr. Schoenfish sneaks in a few bites at the Penny Arcade. . . Mr. Stine tries his hand at winning the Qong Show . . . Miss Wells caught by the camera. CLOCKWISE, starting from ABOVE: King and Queen. Waid Zysset and Colleen O'Brien . . . The 1976-77 Royalty . . . The Cheerleaders at the bonfire . . . Junior Escorts. Ken Kester and Joyce Kubik with crown bearers. Homecoming 76-77 Sept. 24 was the date of the 1976-77 Homecoming at the Clint John Field. The homecoming King and Queen were Waid Zysset and Colleen O’Brien followed by first attendants Kurk Koch and Nan Mollring and second attendants Roger Witte and Melinda Wight. 26 The best year of all “The Best of All” was the theme for this year’s Athletic Banquet held on April 23. Vince Ferragamo was the guest speaker for the evening. Entertainment at the banquet was the Cambridge Stage Band. A dance was held afterwards in the gym with music by Red Tag and Friends. CLOCKWISE, starting ABOVE: The people enjoy themselves at the banquet . . . The trophies achieved during 1976-1977 . . . Vince Ferragamo was guest speaker. 27 CHS fun night! The CHS annual Penny Arcade was held March 25 at the CHS gym. Many boothes were open to the public for a night of entertainment for the young and the old. CLOCKWISE, starting RIGHT: B. Farr gives away prizes . . . C. Fletcher takes time for a photo . . . M. O’Brien is happy to pose for a picture . . . S. Klinkebiel becomes an engraver wiz . . . Trio helps out the Gong Show” . . . Sophomores plan arcade. “She Fainted Again” In the spring, the juniors presented their Junior Class Play, “She Fainted Again.” They gave a matinee in the afternoon and another performance in the evening which was well accepted by the crowd attending. CLOCKWISE, starting ABOVE: S. Peterson and B. Klocke discuss their problems . . . J. Kubik acting out her role in practice . . . K. Kester and K. tenBensel contemplate their next move . . . K. Ellis and J. Farr enjoy an evening together packing. 29 “Stairway to Heaven” “Stairway to Heaven” was the theme of the 1976-1977 Jr.-Sr. Prom. A banquet was held in the Catholic Parish Hall. Afterwards everyone went to the gym for a dance. Red Tag Friends was the music for the evening. CLOCKWISE, starting from ABOVE: Sophomore servers . . . Serving table . . . N. Mollring and S. Petersen standing by theme . . . The fountain in hall. . . The bridge . . . The bird cage and hedges . . . The photography area. 30 Graduation 1977 Thirty-five seniors received diplomas on May 15 at 7:00 p.m. in the gym. The seniors chose Royal Blue and Princess Blue as their class colors, Red Rose as their class flower, and their class motto was Finished, Yet Beginning. Speeches by Tom Gross-Valedictorian and Waid Zysset - Salutatorian were presented and Gloria Meyerle gave the Class History. Brenda Klocke and Kenny Kester were the Junior Escorts. After the Graduation Exercise, the senior class and the teachers went to the lake for a barbecue. CLOCKWISE, starting at LEFT: Dan Zabel receiving his diploma . . . Bob Stine receiving his diploma . . . Tom Gross, Valedictorian receiving his diploma . . . Waid Zysset. Salutatorian receiving his diploma . . . Mrs. Schoenfish awarding Colleen O'Brien with a scholarship . . . Mike Kubik being handed his diploma . . . Theresa Orvis being awarded a scholarship. 33 CLOCKWISE, starting at RIGHT: Seniors try to figure out what to work on for their next Art project . . . Mr. Maatsch gets hassled out of giving an assignment in Advanced Math . . . K. Ellis and P. Heumphreus give it all they got . . . J. Davis works on the lathe in shop . . . T. Ihalainen poses for a picture . . . T. Gross relaxes for a while. Pep Club supports CHS athletes The Pep Club cheered their teams through a very successful year. The officers this year were Amy Eubanks, president; Marcia Mowry, vice-president; Melanie Miller, junior vice- president; Gloria Meyerle, treasurer; and Sherri Kfinkebiel, Student Council representative. Miss Neihart also joined the Pep Club staff as assistant sponsor. Because all of the teams had such a great year, many pep club members traveled to state tournaments. CLOCKWISE, starting at LEFT: D. Wilson leads a cheer at bonfire . . . Pep Club. FRONT ROW: Sponsor Miss Neihart, A. Eubanks. M. Mowry. M. Wight. G. Meyerle, M. Miller. Sponsor Miss Holtze. SECOND ROW: D. Johnson. M. Zysset. T. Metzger, M. O’Brien, D. Hannon. C. Fletcher, W. Mehaffie, C. Miller. THIRD ROW: S. Klinkebiel, T. Ihalainen, C. O'Brien, L. Houghtolling, J. Hiatt. N. Peterson. P. Hood. BACK ROW: J. Kubik. J. Farr, J. Tomlin, J. Morgan. M. Niemeier. B. Langley. G. tenBensel, S. Hayes . . . Cheerleaders at State Tournament . . . S. Petersen and D. Thompson at bonfire . . . Cheerleaders. FRONT ROW: S. Petersen and B. Klocke BACK ROW: D. Wilson. N. Mollring. D. Thompson. T. Orvis . . . Pep Club at State Tournament. 37 Butch Luther Award goes to Zysset 38 The C Club officers were President Waid Zyssert, Vice-president Ken Kester, and Secretary- Treasurer Steve Phillips. They helped in preparing the annual Athletic Banquet with the featured speaker Vince Ferragamo. Waid Zysset was chosen by the members to be the recepient of the coveted Butch Luther Award, given to the senior who is outstanding in athletics as well as scholastic endeavors. CLOCKWISE, starting ABOVE: C Club. FRONT ROW: Mr. Schoenfi8h. J. Petefish. K. tenBensel. K. Kester. W. Zysset. S. Phillips. O. Morgan. T. Wickizer. Mr. Ernst. SECOND ROW: F. Childers, B. Stine. D. Hayes. T. Gross. D. Zabel, B. Tomlin, S. Nickerson. P. Minnick. J. Davis. T. Baker. BACK ROW: M. Kubik, M. Sisson, M. Huxoll. R. Witte. K. Koch, B. Edgerton, D. Rice, L. Sayer, K. Thompson . . . Waid Zysset accepts Butch Luther Award. “Do you know where you’re going to?’’ The 76-77 FHA Club kept the club in order the whole year. In the fall the club held a slumber party and attended the FBLA Caroling Party. All members attended the District Workshop under the theme of “Do You Know Where You’re Going To?” and in the spring three members attended State Convention in Lincoln with Miss Neihart. CLOCKWISE, starting BELOW: Members attend District Workshop . . . FHA STANDING: Sponsor K. Neihart. S. Klinkebiel, D. Johnson, P. Hood. T. Orvis, C. O’Brien. N. Mollring. A. Eubanks. B. Langley and W. Mehaffie . . . FHA SITTING: D. Hannon. M. Wight. S. Petersen. N. Petersen, and S. Hayes . . . B. Langley enjoys slumber party. We can disc it!!! The 1976-77 school year provided various activities and contests for the members of the Future Farmers of America Chapter of Cambridge to participate in. Among the many events, the few mentioned included a soup supper at Mr. Jorgensen’s home in November. District Ag Judging contests at McCook in March, FFA Convention and contests at Lincoln in April, and a boating party at the lake in June. Lonny Klinkebiel proved himself as an outstanding individual placing first in three contests. Lonny placed first in tractor driving at Curtis which enabled him to represent Cambridge’s FFA chapter in competition at the State Fair in September of 1976. He also placed first in Farm Mechanics, electricity division at Curtis, and in Farm Management at McCook, the latter rewarded him a scholarship to MCC and a chance to compete at State. The club officers this year were as follows: Dallas Hayes, President; Lonny Klinkebiel, Vice President; Kent Wolf, Secretary; Pete Hamel, Treasurer; Mike Huxoll, Reporter; Todd Baker, Sentinel; Mr. Jorgensen, Sponsor. BELOW: 1st ROW: T. Baker. K. Wolf. L. Klinkebiel. D. Hayes. L. Townsend. M. Huxoll. Mr. Jorgensen. 2nd ROW: E. Boyd, C. Wickizer, D. tenBensol. K. Hamel, K. Koch, D. Groff, M. Huxoll, R. Sisson. J. Morgan, 3rd ROW: D. Pearson, M. Houser. D. Mowry, K. Jones, P. Hamel, M. Orgorzolka. Active leaders of today! The CHS FBLA Chapter contained 19 members the 76-77 year. The chapter found many activities to involve each and every member. The chapter hosted a Caroling Party in December and invited the FHA and FFA members to sing along. Four members attended State Convention on March 31, April 1 and 2. Bringing home awards were Marlene Niemeier in General Business. Judy Tomlin the the Creed, Marlene Niemeier and Kirk Ellis the the Poster Contest, the Chapter Scrapbook Recognition and Kirk Ellis received membership into Who’s Who in Nebraska FBLA. Also participating was Nancy Peterson. They were joined by Miss Holtze, Advisor. CLOCKWISE starting BOTTOM: Members dress-up for occupation day during FBLA Week . . . C. O'Brien and A. Eubanks sell tickets for a Valentine cake raffle . . . FBLA SITTING: Z. Fellers. Parliamentarian R. Smith, Historian and Reporter K. Gross, Secretary J. Kubik, President B. Klocke, Vice President K. Ellis. Student Council Representative C. Miller and Advisor M. Holtze . . FBLA STANDING: W. Mehaffie. N. Peterson, S. Miller. G. Troeper. J. Farr, M. Niemeier. H. Fellers. A. Eubanks. M. O’Brien. M. Miller. J. Tomlin and not pictured Treasurer C. O’Brien. Many long and hard hours are spent each year on making an annual. This year five juniors and four seniors gave their time in putting together the yearbook. Although it takes a lot of hard work and patience, there are times we all have fun, except for Miss Holtze and Mr. Kapustka, who try their best at keeping us busy. We hope you enjoy this year’s yearbook and after the years go by you can once again relive the photographs and memories of C.H.S. CLOCKWISE, starting at RIGHT; K. Harris and K. Thompson work toward getting the annual finished . . . PAPER STAFF. LEFT: K. Ellis. K. Thompson. Miss Wells . . . STUDENT COUNCIL. FIRST ROW: M. Wight. M. Kubik. D. Wilson. B. Tomlin. SECOND ROW: K. Huxoll. K. tenBensel, D. Raburn, K. Kester. K. Koch. D. Zabel, T. Gross. W. Zysset. THIRD ROW: M. O’Brien. A. Eubanks. C. O’Brien. K. Hamel. K. Groes. C. Miller. Mr. Maatsch . . . ANNUAL STAFF: M. Niemeier. K. Harris, K. Thompson. Miss Holtze, G. Morgan, D. Zabel, M. Mowry, B. Klocke, J. Kubik. Mr. Kapustka. K. Ellis . . . H. Fellers strikes again. Annual Staff creates memories Student Council, Paper Staff New band uniforms brighten the year The band attended the NEBRASKAland day Parade in North Platte last summer, and during the school year they participated in the R.V.L. Rand Clinic in Arapahoe in which a mass band consisting of surrounding schools practiced together for half a day and held a concert in the evening. The band took part in the Christmas Program and Spring Concert. The band’s highlight of the year was getting new uniforms. The band parents used their funds from selling refreshments after the annual fall music program to help pay the expense. To finish out the year the Concert Band received a II rating, and the Stage Band received a II rating at District Music Contest. CLOCKWISE, starting LEFT: K. Ellis works on bis electric piano . . . The band shows off their new uniforms . . . Stage Band practice . . . CONCERT BAND, FIRST ROW, LEFT: A. Noltensmirer, L. Oroehong, T. Metzger, C. Miller. J. Farr, B. Klocke, S. Morgan, N. Peterson. K. Frandsen. SECOND ROW: K. Thompson. C. O'Brien, B. Palmer, J. Kubik, P. Heumphreus. K. tenBensel, K. Joseph, M. Desmond. S. Miller, M. O’Brien. THIRD ROW: M. Tiller, T. Orvis, K. Hannon, P. Lockenour, N. Mollring. K. Koch, P. Hood. S. Hayes. D. Pearson, T. Johnson. S. Allen. S. Oaskill, A. Flint. FOURTH ROW. M. Miller. K. Oroes, B. Langley. L. Sayer, L. Klinkebiel, T. Gross, G. Morgan. B. Tomlin, M. Kubik, B. Farr, C. Druse. FIFTH ROW: Mr. St. John, S. Petersen, J. Petefi8h, R. Smith. K. Kester, J. Morgan. B. Sexton, K. tenBensel, K. Ellis, M. Niemeier, D. Hayes, W. Mehaffie . . . C. O'Brien and J. Kubik takes a break from practice . . . MAJORETTES. LEFT: L. Houghtelling, Z. Fellers, S. Klinkebiel. T. Metzger. C. Fletcher . . . T. Gross and B. Palmer are shocked by the camera flash . . . L. Klinkebiel huffs and puffs and tries to play a note . . . STAGE BAND. FIRST ROW. LEFT: K. Kester. K. Ellis. K. Joseph. S. Miller. M. O’Brien. J. Kubik. B. Palmer, C. O'Brien. SECOND ROW: Mr. St. John, J. Morgan. P. Heumphreus. L. Klinkebiel. B. Stine, B. Farr. M. Kubik, B. Tomlin. G. Morgan, T. Gross. L. Sayer. T. Orvis, K. Gross, B. Langley, B. Schlagel. 45 Vocal music groups do well at contest The various singing groups had a busy year this year. They performed at the Christmas program, Spring Pop Concert, and contest. All the groups did quite well at contest. Mixed Chorus received a I rating. Ginger tenBensel and Marlene Niemeier also received I ratings on their solos. Madrigal and Java both received II ratings. CLOCKWISE, starting at LEFT: M. Niemeier sings solo at Christmas program . . . J. Morgan at Christmas program . . . Jave at Spring Concert. . .Madrigal FRONT ROW: N. Mollring, C. Fletcher. G. tenBensel. L. Houghtelling. H. Fellers. W. Mehaffie, D. Hannon. T. Metzger. S. Hayes. D. Wilson. BACK ROW: M. Niemeier. K. Ellis. M. Wight. M. Ellis. B. Farr, L. Laverack. S. Miller. M. Sisson. G. Morgan. D. Hayes . . . Mixed Chorus. FRONT ROW: S. Hayes. B. Klocke. C. Miller, T. Nelson, S. Petersen. M. Zysset. T. Metzger. W. Mehaffie. J. Morgan. C. Fletcher. J. Tomlin. D. Johnson. N. Petersen. Mr. St. John. SECOND ROW: T. Ihalainen. M. Miller. N. Mollring. S. Klinkebiel. M. Wight, J. Farr, M. Niemeier. H. Fellers. M. Mowry. D. Hannon. G. tenBensel. J. Kubik, D. Wilson, L. Houghtelling. THIRD ROW: K. Gross. S. Miller. M. Ellis. B. Stine. K. Ellis. P. Mlnnlok, S. Nickerson. G. Morgan. D. Hayes. K. tenBensel. B. Farr, L. Laverack BACK ROW: T. Groes. K. Harris. M. Sisson. B. Tomlin. C. Druse, K. Koch. M Kubik, D. Zabel, G. Trosper, T. Petersen. D. Raburn . . . Java. J. Morgan, N. Petersen, P. Hood, G. tenBensel, M. Niemeier . . . Madrigal at Christmas program. 47 Si Public attends style show All students in the home economics classes helped in the spring style show using the theme “Turn On To Fashion.” Although the bachelor living class did not model their garments, they assisted with script, stage and refreshments. The script for the show was patterened after scenes from various television shows. The style show was open to the public. CLOCKWISE, starting at RIGHT: D. Johnson ready to enter with her dog . . . D. Johnson. L. Klinkebiel. and K. Thomas stop for everyone to notice their fashions . . . D. Thompson models her slack outfit on a game show where K. Koch is host . . . Miss Niehart standing in front of the TV screen Students and guests waiting to be served at the refreshment table. Sports Trojans No. 1 World-Herald Final Ratings Class D 1. CAMBRIDGE.. W .10 1 0 T 0 PTS 274 OP 64 2. Clarks . 8 1 1 304 114 3. Wolbach ,. 12 1 0 277 83 4. Falls City S.H . 8 1 0 318 65 5. Alliance S.A.... 9 1 0 206 115 6. Homer . 7 1 0 264 102 7. Dorchester . 9 1 0 203 69 8. Amherst . 5 2 2 180 65 9. Cedar Bluffs.... ,. 7 3 0 223 128 10. Wilcox . 7 2 0 171 97 t ' US FOOTBALL SCORES THEY 36 Wauneta W 2 7 Benkelman W 0 19 Lex. St. Ann wJ 6 33 El wood vJ 14 13 Oxford vJ 0 40 Rep. Valley 2 29 Arapahoe w 13 42 Franklin va 20 27 Bertrand vJ 0 28 Nelson w 7 RVL Playoff 10 0-0 The Trojans finished the season 10-0, after being rated 1st most of the season, and received a plaque from the World Herald as the No. 1 football team in class D. We were unable to make the state playoffs for the second year in a row, but defeated Nelson, the defending state champs, in the RVL playoff. With some upsets in the state playoffs, and Cambridge being the only undefeated class Dll man football team, we prevailed at the top. There were three trophies won, RVL West, All-RVL, and Mid Valley best season record. Three players received All-State honors, Steve Phillips, Waid Zysset, and Roger Witte. White Steve, Waid, Roger, Scott Nickerson, and Kurk Koch received all-Conference. Bob Tomlin gained honorable mention. CLOCKWISE. Referees and Waid Z. signal for a TD . . . Seniors go out for coin flip at Nelson . . . Ken K., Tim P.. and Brad E. get the tackle Phil M. gains yardage . . . Coaches and Keith T. look on . . . Team. FRONT ROW: C. Kester. S. Miller. B. Farr. M. Huxoll, D. Hosick, F. Childers. J. Jones. T. Wickizer, R. Smith. D. Pearson. SECOND ROW: K. Jones. T. Baker. M. Ellis. S. Nickerson. P. Minnick, W. Zysset. B. Tomlin. J. Davis. D. Raburn. Jon Davis. M. Witte. K. ten Bensel, THIRD ROW: Ass't coach Oottsch. M. Kubik, B. Stine. T. Petersen, E. Kinne, M. Sisson. D. Zabel. C. Highland. D. Mowry, T. Oroshong, K. Thompson. J. Petefish. ass't coach Mattsch. head coach Ernst. FOURTH ROW: K. Huxoll. O. Trosper. K. Hamel. S. Phillips. B. Edgerton. K. Koch, R Witte. C. Druse, P. Heumphreus. M. Huxoll. K. Kester. D. Rice, . . . All-State selections, Steve Phillips. Roger Witte, and Waid Zysset. 51 TEAM RESULTS High hopes vanish McCook Reserves 1st McCook. North Platte 2nd McCook Invitational 1st Division Minden Invitational 1st Class 2 Kearney Invitational 4th i Class C Eustis Invitational 1st District Gth The team competed in seven meets, taking first in four of the seven. This year’s team had the honor of capturing the first Cross Country trophies ever received in the history of Cambridge High School. Injuries to two of the teams more prominent members erased a chance for a team berth in the state meet. Greg Morgan and Larry Sayer qualified for state in the district meet at Ord. At the state meet in Kearney, they placed eleventh and thirtieth respectively. Cross Country: K. Gross. G. Morgan. S. Hamel. D. Custer. L. Sayer. T. Gross. D. Hayes, Mr. Stine. 52 Volleyball girls spike to victory The volleyball girls had a competitive season this year. They showed a great deal of talent and determination, as evidenced by their 9-6 record. The Trojans will miss their Senior personnel. CLOCKWISE, starting at LEFT: D. Thompson doing the bump . . . VOLLEYBALL. FRONT ROW: D. Wilson. M. Miller, N. Mollring. J. Farr, H. Fellers, M. Mowry. J. Kubik. D. Thompson. B. Klocke. SECOND ROW: P. Hood, S. Petersen. J. Morgan, L. Houghtelling. D. Hannon, B. Langley. Z. Fellers, M. Zysset, D. Johnson. N. Peterson. THIRD ROW: Coach Wells, M. Niemeier . . . N. Mollring setting high for a possible spike. 53 Girls make 1st year at state I The basketball girls had a good season with a 12-4 Basketball Scores record. The girls made the first year at state, but lost in the first round to Shickley by one point in a double CHS overtime. They were rated 3rd at state. 36 Arapahoe OPPONENT 27 64 Lex. St. Ann 27 56 El wood 50 59 Orleans 43 38 McCook 34 45 Wilsonville 32 34 Rep. Valley 48 41 Holbrook 50 44 Beaver City 30 40 RVL Conference Tournament Lex. St. Ann 33 31 Arapahoe 37 47 District Tournament Rep City 33 50 Bartley 28 48 Holbrook 31 45 Regionals Wauneta 44 45 State Tournament Shickley 46-20T CLOCKWISE, starting ABOVE: M. Miller shooting high . . . Girls B.B. team leaving for state . . . BASKETBALL. FRONT ROW: Coach Wells. SECOND ROW: P. Hood. T. Ihalainen. B. Klocke. J. Kubik. J. Farr. H. Fellers, M. Niemeier. B. Langley. M. Miller. N. Peterson. W. Mehaffie . . . H. Fellers scoring two points. 55 CLOCKWISE, starting ABOVE: Coach Schoenfish, F. Childers, D. Raburn, G. Trosper, K. Hester, M. Huxoll. C. Druse, K. Koch. B. Edgerton, M. Kubik, T. Petersen. W. Zysset, B. Stine . . . Reserves. Coach Ernst, Student Manager M. Petersen. R. Smith. D. Hosick, G. Morgan. D. Raburn, L. Sayer, T. Petersen, K. Huxoll, E. Kinne, D. Mowry. K. Kester, G. Trosper, M. Ellis, F. Childers, S. Miller, J. petefish . . . K. Koch and B. Edgerton fight for rebound . . . B. Edgerton snags one . . . M. Kubik makes assist. 56 State runner-up Trojans played good ball all season and wound up in the State Tournament after defeating Oxford and Trenton by one point in Districts and Regionals. The team impressively beat Maxwell and previously unbeaten Dalton, before falling to a good Adams team in the Class D championship game in Lincoln. WE 82 Medicine Valley THEY 72 65 Lexington St. Ann 67 65 Wauneta 43 82 El wood 49 79 Alma 69 76 Bartley 56 66 Oxford 65 85 Wilsonville 44 54 Republican Valley 64 64 Arapahoe 61 76 Beaver City 53 45 Trenton 36 85 Bertrand 57 85 TOURNAMENTS Mid Valley Orleans 72 73 Bartley 52 60 Beaver City 43 83 RVL Beaver City 50 67 Arapahoe 72 81 Districts Beaver Valley 57 61 Wilsonville 54 62 Oxford 61 52 Regional Trenton 51 50 State Maxwell 45 64 Dalton 45 52 Adams 70 57 Wrestlers have a good season The wrestlers with a large squad, again had a fine season. They were 8-1 in duals and received a trophy in every tournament but state. The Trojans hosted their own tournament this year where they had three individual champions placed second. A strong Amherst team, which eventually won the state tournament, finished first. Cambridge had the following seven qualify for the state meet; Ken G., Cliff K., Tom G., Dallas H., Steve P., Dan Z., and Roger W. Roger finished first. Steve third and Tom sixth. WE WRESTLING THEY 37 Republican Valley 24 52 Beaver City 17 54 Elwood 9 66 Alma 4 53 Loomis 6 57 Maywood 3 46 Bertrand 14 41 Oxford 23 21 Arapahoe 26 TOURNAMENTS Elwood Invitational - 2nd Cambridge Invitational - 2nd RVL - 2nd Republican Valley Invitational - 1st District - 2nd State - 6th CLOCKWISE, starting BELOW: Reserves. FRONT ROW: D. Pearson. B. Farr. J. Davis. K. Jones. K. Thompson, K. Thomas. P. Minnick, K. Ten Beimel, M. Huxoll. SECOND ROW: Coach Gottch. M Sisson. T. Groshong. D. Custer. K. Hamel. C. Highland,M. Witte. S. Hame. Coach Jorgensen. . . Varsity. FRONT ROW. T. Gross. J. Davis. J. Jones. T. Wickizer. C. Kester, K. Gross. SECOND ROW: Coach Gottch. R. Witte. B. Tomlin. D. Zabel. S. Phillips. P. Heumphreus. D. Hayes. Coach Jorgensen . . . . K. Gross battles it out with Wood of R.V. . . Team accepts trophy from Cambridge Invitational . . . R. Witte briefly on bottom . . . Cheerleaders and fans follow wrestlers to district . . . D. Zabel and opponent all tied up for the moment. Girls track The girls track team had a tough season this year. They were not able to bring home any trophies. Five events qualified for state: D. Thompson in the 440 220 dashes, N. Mollring in the shot put, 440 relay (C. Miller, M. Miller, B. Klocke, D. Thompson) and the 880 relay (M. Miller, J. Farr, B. Klocke, D. Thompson). D. Thompson placed 6th in the 220 and N. Mollring placed 5th in the shot put. CLOCKWISE starting ABOVE: TRACK. FRONT ROW: N. Peterson. D. Thompson. P. Hood. M. Zys8et. B. Klocke. SECOND ROW: Coach Ersnt. C. Miller. M. Miller, J. Farr, J. Kubik. N. Mollring. S. Petersen . . . N. Peterson running the mile at district, placing 4th. 60 Boys track excels The 1977 track team had a very fine season, winning their Invitational Relay Meet, the Arapahoe Invitational, MVL Conference, Kearney Invitational — Class D, and Districts. They were second at Bertrand, Alma, and RVL, and finished the season by placing as State Class D runner-up, behind champion Mullen. The two-mile relay team of Larry Sayer, Cliff Kester, Waid Zysset and Steve Phillips finished first and claimed a new state meet record of 8:15.0 in Class D. The 880-yard relay team of Ken Kester, Floyd Childers, Tim Petersen, and Brad Edgerton placed second behind a good Wauneta quartet. Ken Kester raced to a very close second place in the 180 low hurdles, and Steve Phillips added a sixth place finish in the 880-yard run. Scott Nickerson tied for fourth place in the pole vaut and the mile relay team of Larry Sayer, Brad Edgerton, Waid Zysett and Steve Phillips placed fourth in that event. CLOCKWISE, starting at LEFT: Zysset hands off to Phillips . . . K. Kester sees finish line . . . Track Team, FRONT ROW: C. Kester. D. Hosick, K. tenBensel. F. Childers, J. Davis, O. Morgan, M. Huxoll. S. Miller, K. Gross. SECOND ROW: M. Ellis, B. Stine. K. Jones. M. Harpst, L. Sayer, D. Raburn, D. Custer, D. Zabel, W. Zysset, T. Gross, S. Nickerson. BACK ROW: Ass't. Coach Mollring, M. Kubik, T. Petersen, M. Muxoll, S. Phillips, B. Edgerton, R. Witte, C. Druse. K. Huxoll, E. Kinne. K. Kester. G. Troeper, Coach Stine . . . Edgerton smokes. 61 CAMBRIDGE TROJANS Golf team from LEFT: John Petofish. Tom Wickizer. Bob Tomlin. Mike Sisson. Mr. Sohoenfish, Paul Heumphreus, Scott Gaskill. Arlin Flint, Ron Sisson. Meet Results Oxford..........................................................7th Franklin Invitational...........................................8th Trenton Invitational............................................6th Wauneta Invitational............................................3rd R.V.L. Meet.....................................................6th State Meet.....................................................17th Golfers have good season The Cambridge golf team enjoyed one of their most successful seasons ever. They competed in several meets, and were very competitive in all of them. They also earned some previously unprecedented awards in the 1977 season. 62 COUNTERCLOCKWISE, starting LEFT: S. Phillips at state wrestling meet . . . W. Zysset carrios the ball . . . K. Koch shoots a free throw . . . D. Wilson reaches for the volleyball . . . H. Fellers guards the ball . . . R. Witte at state wrestling moot . . . N. Mollring puts all her power in her throw. 63 CLOCKWISE, starting at RIGHT: N. Peterson works hard during noon hour . . . Boys Home Ec. show off their talent. . . Just another person for S. Klinkebiel to attack . . . T. Gross and D. Zabel say cheese . . . M. Miller gets fifty winks toward her beauty rest . . . M. Wight says hi ... T. Baker has an attack of thirst . . . Miss Neihart does her favorite walk. 64 Congratulations to the Class of 77 DR. ALLEN TAYLOR Dentist 307 Nelson St. Cambridge, Nebr. McCOOK NEBR. 1 BEHNKE AVIATION THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF McCOOK Aircraft maintenance, agricultural spraying, NEBRASKA and flight instructions Since 1885 Cambridge Airport 697-3677 Member of F.D.I.C. rtoc� ALRt twve • V ST c _S£ TROSPER’S BODY SHOP Body Shop Phone 697-4230 Cambridge, Nebr. RON P. MEISTER Congratulations to the Class of 77 McCook. Nebr. KITS ’N KABOODLE Southwest Nebraska’s most complete hobby and craft store - featuring Tandy Leather Supplies Patronize the Businesses who advertised in the 1977 TROJAN £1 METAL-CRAFT INC i We specialize in metal fabrication and all types of irrigation products. Gary and Greg Trosper Phone 697-3827 Cambridge, Nebraska GAMBLES AND SKOGMO Headquarters for appliances, hardware, automotive, sporting goods, housewares, t.v. and sound, paint and painting supplies, clothing and linens. V ;; I PAISLEY’S GROCERY Ted and Mary Lou Hosick Phone 697-3611 Cambridge Better Groceries Phone 697-4222 CAMBRIDGE BUILDERS SUPPLY Cambridge ISM.DRlisE.JR farms . AND RANCHES Phone 697-4431 C. R. DRUSE INSURANCE Cambridge 697-3616 Sundowner Pizza, Lasagna - Wednesday Pizza, Spaghetti - Friday Favorite Beverages And Meals 697-3789 Ron and Charlene Miner BARTLEY EQUITY EXCHANGE John Deere Implements Grain and Master Mix Feed Phone 692-3444 Bartley, Nebr. BOYD’S DAIRY SWEET Call in Orders Sandwiches Complete Meals 697-4541 Cambridge, Nebr. CAMBRIDGE INDUSTRIES, INC. Manufacturer of the Cambridge CARPENTER GRAVEL Sand and Mudrock Chuck and Joyce Carpenter Stack King Cambridge, Nebr. 697-4698 697-3818 Cambridge Supermarket The Best Groceries And Meats 697-3600 ' r x of FOSTER’S IGA AND HARDWARE BARTLEY LUMBER Phone 692-3334 Foster’s Electronic Advertising Behlin Buildings and General Building Supplies Phone 692-3400 Owner: Elmer Zeller (Dial An Ad) Bartley, Nebr. Brooks Construction , 692-3327 Bartley, Nebr. Big Ed’s Bike 406 E. B. McCook and No. Platte Home of the Yamaha and Can-Am Motorcycle SALES and SERVICES 21 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Cambridge, Nebr. 90 years in Cambridge Member F.D.I.C. and Federal Reserve System R.R. Morgan, MD C.G. Gross, MD G.A. Harris, MD Cambridge, Nebr. Best Wishes to the “Class Of 77” Cambridge Nebr. Phone 697-3837 estland HOMES CORPORATION precision engineered homes Trosper’s Dairy Creme Phone 697-4601 Cambridge, Nebraska HUSKY SERVICE AND CAFE “PIONEER” INSURANCE AGENCY Unsurpassed Service Since 1900 Auto, Fire, Crop, Hail, Liability Cambridge, Nebr. 697-4827 Trosper And Sons Phone 697-8731 Cambridge Electric Hose Rubber Company 400 S Street McCook. Nebraska 308-345-1700 Affirmative Action Equal Opportunity Employer 78 Mowry Trucking, Inc. Farm To Market Bonded Insured Keith Rosalie Mowry-Owners 697-4513 EDGERTON GARAGE “Specialized Auto Repair MR. J’S Air Conditioning Service And Sales Sports Clothing Drum Disc Brake Overhaul Tune-Up Wheel Balancing Cambridge. 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Your favorite store for over 94 years Hardware-Furniture-Appliances Indianola, Nebraska URLING GRAIN Phone 697-4542 Cambridge, Nebraska CAMBRIDGE BOWL AND RECREATION Balls, Bags, Shoes, and Other Accessories Snack Bar Games to Play Have Fun, Come Bowlingl Phone 697-4274 Cambridge, Nebraska Dale, Peggy, Tammy and Scott Monroe Cambridge Telephone Direct Dial Touch-Tone Phone Area Code 308 Find It Fast In The Yellow Pages RABURN DRUG 697-3832 Cambridge, Nebr. Free Delivery HEILMAN CHEVROLET-BUICK CO. CAMBRIDGE CLARION Phone 697-4444 Cambridge, Nebraska Editor Alan Gaskill Complete Office Supplies Latest News y CHEVROLET i Minnick Hardware For All Hardware Needs Whirlpool Appliances R.C.A. Television and Radio Cambridge, Nebraska Phone 697-3830 THE CAMBRIDGE STATE BANK Full Service Bank Member FDIC Phone 697-3830 And CAMBRIDGE INSURANCE AGENCY INC. All Types of Insurance Located in Cambridge State Bank Bldg. Phone 697-3835 Boosters CAMBRIDGE Gene Young’s Electrical Plumbing Eisenhart Law Firm Midget Cafe Cambridge TV Appliance Bryan’s Paint Horses Village Barber Shop Fabricare Center Brown Palace Beauty Salon Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co. Inc. Kay’s Kut and Kurl Green’s Enterprises Joseph's Hampshire � Tuller’s Medicine Creek Lodge Ritz Theatre Rose’s Beauty Shop Knit Sew Cambridge Co-op Locker Plant State Farm Insurance Agency Janet's Beauty Salon Jack’s Service Center Jack’s Champlin Pearson Construction Company Krauss Blacksmith Shop McCOOK Gro-Mo Chemical Serum Co. Vogue Clothing Company Mid West Office Equipment Co. Gibson Pharmacy DeGroffs Johnson Brothers Equipment, Inc. Wheelers Southwest Mobile Homes, Inc. A W Drive-In Caroll’s Cafe Hal V. Mason Ins. McCook Glass Co. Turman’s Store for Men Swanson Sign Co. Dr. G. D. Farwell Modern Cleaners Budke Motors Inc. Brass Wheel Johnson Jewelry INDIANOLA Downey Repair Indianola Oil Company M. I. C. Interprises Uerling Locker Carpenter Funeral Home Gambles Blume’s Supermarket BARTLEY State Bank of Bartley Teter Drug Store Bartley 66 Service Burton Well Drilling HOLBROOK L D Feeds Farmers Union Coop Elevator Mollring Ins. Holbrook Market D. D. Conoco Service Holbrook Coop Oil Co. ARAPAHOE Joe’s Package Drive Inn Bellamy Bros. Inc. Mid-Valley Lanes McCoy Auction Real Estate Crossroads Store William Bros. Cunningham’s Feed Farm Supply Autographs Senior credits Red Rose Finished. Yet Beginning Royal Blue Princess Blue Todd Baker-Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Golf 1,2; Wrestling 2,3; FFA 3,4; C CLub 3,4; FFA Officer 4. Jay Davis-Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3.4; Golf 1; C Club 2,3,4. Amy Eubanks-Girls Glee 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; FBLA 2,4; Student council 3,4; Pep Club Officer 1,4; FHA Officer 3; FHA Encounter Growth Person 4; Class Play 3. Holly Fellers-Volleyball 1,2,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Girls Glee 1; Mixed Chorus 4; Madrigal 4; FBLA 1,2,3,4; FBLA Officer 3; Basketball All State. Tom Gross-Football 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1.2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Boys Glee 1,2; FBLA 1; C Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Student Council Officer 4; Class Officer 3; Class Play 3; Wrestling Sixth in State. Steve Hamel-Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Officer 4. Kurt Harris-Wrestling 1; Cross Country 1; Basketball 3; Boys Glee 1,2; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3. Dallas Hayes-Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Track 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee 1,2; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Madrigal 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; C Club 2,3,4; FFA Officer 2,3,4. Paul Heumphreus-Football 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Golf 1.2,3.4; Cross Country 3: Band 1.2,3,4: Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; C Club 3,4; FFA 3,4; FFA Officer 4: Class Play 3. Mike Huxoll-Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; C Club 3,4; FFA 3,4; FFA Officer 4; Class Play 3. Lonny Klinkebiel-Wrestling 1; Golf 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Officer 3,4; Class Play 3. Kurk Koch-Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Golf 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.4; Student Council 1,2,3; FFA 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 2,3; Class Officer 4; Class Play 3; Basketball All State, All Tourney. Mike Kubik-Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1.2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Boys Glee 1,2; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Trumpet Trio 4; C Club 2,3.4; Student Council 4; Class Officer 3. Gloria Meyerle-Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1.2; Pep Club Officer 4. Phil Minnick-Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; C Club 3,4; Boys Glee 1,2; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Class Officer 2. Nan Mollring-Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Madrigal 3,4; Swing Choir 2,3; Triple Trio 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Annual Staff 3; FHA Officer 4; Class Play 3; Head Cheerleader 4. Marcia Mowry-Volleyball 1,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FBLA 1,2; Newspaper Staff 2; Annual Staff 4; Girls Glee 1.2; Mixed Chorus 4; FBLA Officer 2; Class Officer 3; Pep Club Officer 4; All State Honor Choir 4; America’s Youth In Concert 4; Class Play 3. Scott Nickerson-Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee 1,2; Mixed Chorus 3,4. Colleen O’Brien-Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FBLA 2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 3; Band 12,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; S x phone solo 2; Saxaphone quartet 4; Girls Glee 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1.2; Pep Club Officer 2,3,4; FHA Officer 3,4; District FHA Officer 4; Girls State Representative 3; Class Play 3; Homecoming Queen. Theresa Orvis-Volleyball 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Girls Glee 1,2; FHA 2,3,4; Annual Staff 3; Student Council 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Class Officer 4; Class Play 3. 89 Steve Phillips-Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3.4; C Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 4; C Club Officer 4; Class Play 3; Football Offensive End, All State; Wrestling Third in State. Bob Stine-Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 2,3; Boys Octet 2; FBLA 1; Newspaper Staff 1; C Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Class Officer 1; Junior Escort 3. Ken Thompson-Golf 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Band Officer 3,4. Roger Witte-Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3,4; Newspaper Staff 2; C Club 2,3,4, Class Officer 2,3; Class Play 3; Football Defensive Tackle, All State; Wrestling Champion Unlimited Weight Division. Melinda Wight-Basketball 2,3; Track 1,2; Girls Glee 1,2; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Madrigal 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 2;Student Council 4; Class Officer 3; FHA Officer 3; Pep Club Officer 3; Class Play 3; Second Attendant to Homecoming Queen. Denise Wilson-Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3; Girls Glee 1,2; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4;Madrigal 3; Triple Trio 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; FBLA 1,2; Newspaper Staff 3; Student Council 4; Student Council Officer 4; Class Play 3. Clay Wickizer-Basketball 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4. Waid Zysset-Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; FBLA 1; Student Council 1; C Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2; C Club Officer 3,4; Student Body President 4; Boys State Representative 3; Class Play 3; Football Defensive Back, All State; Basketball All State, All Tourney; Homecoming King; Butch Luther Award. CHS Graffiti i 90