Cambridge High School - Trojan Yearbook (Cambridge, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1980 volume:

2 Memories of yester-years The days of the past have done gone, But the memories will always remain, Not of just good but also of bad, Not only happy but also sad. When days grow long and lonely, Memories reveal themselves to fill the time. David Pearson Trojan Faculty, the staff Tom Cotton Superintendent The Trojan faculty of 1979-1980 consisted of twenty teachers, all of whom did a fine job at their profession. They worked hard to try to teach the students mathematics, economics, arts, music, and gram- mar. They should be given a large amount of recognition for actually teaching because school is primarily for learning. William Watson Guidance Counselor of life Don Stino Principal V 6 Doris Phelps Secretary Ila Phelps Elementary Principal Richard Jeffery Social Studies Susan Engle Vocal Music Donna Wulf Home Economics 7 John Johnson Physical Education Larry Maatsch Mathematics Francis Jorgensen Vocational Agriculture I Gary Gottsch Industrial Arts Margeue Holtze Business Education Amy Brown Art Mrs. Brown takes advantage of the cowboy day for Homecoming week. Del Schoenfish Science Veronica Schoenfish French Diane Hoffman Librarian, College English Cooks from left to right: Phyllis Neimeier, Connie Joseph. Flossie Barrows, Betty Thompson, and Dolores Froelich. Mr. Tompkins helping the cheerleaders with one of their pep rallies. School Board from left to right: Mervin Zysset, Keith Klocke. Paul Johnson, Joe Raburn, Jerry Petersen, Donna Liggett. Jean Minnick. and Tom Cotton. the cameraman''. Mr. Jeffery poses for a picture during the MVL track meet at Cambridge. Mr. Mollring hard at work raking the sand down at the track. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson dancing at Prom. Mr. Johnson guards the door from intruders on Athletic Banquet night. Mr. Maatsch trying to make a problem work out on the board during his algebra class. Classes Freshmen explore high school world Kurt Miller Vice-president; Denise Johnson Treasurer; Bonnie Liggett Secretary; Janet Witte and Rob Druse Student Council. The freshmen made it through their first year at CHS. They worked hard with all of their activities, sports, and school work. They elected David Minnick President; Rhonda Burton Robert Druse Vincent Chitwood Roderick Feine Rod Feine is looking tough. Karen Brougham Tammie Custer Jimmy Fletcher Valorie Brown Jill Davis Doris Hansen 18 David Minnick, Vince Chitwood, Rod Feine, Kurt Miller trying to look like they can read. Michael Hansen Del mar Kent Dianna Highland Bonnie Liggett Jeff Hillebrand Jimmy Lowry Denise Johnson Kurt Miller Janet Witte looks around while Karen Brougham watches the game. Rod Feine and Mike Mousel take it easy. David Minnick Michael Mousel Bonnie Liggett is ready for homecoming dance. Tom Patterson Kristina Peck Janet Witte 13 Sophomores have super year Class officers for 1979-’80 school year were: President Julie Palmer, Vice-President Doug Highland, Se- cretary Angela Chitwood, and Trea- surer Cindy O’Brien. Student Council Representatives were Jeff Hageman and Candy Joseph. Mrs. Diane Hoffman and Mr. Larry Maatsch were the class sponsors. Working hard but having fun, they boosted their treasury consider- ably by having a successful Penny Arcade. Joining them for the second semester was Chris Behm from Lakewood, Colorado. Danny Pearson Candy Joseph Rockey Hampton Margie Johnson Kim Jones Jeff Hageman Julie Palmer Lisa Young Rob Musil Melody Spath Kenny Fries Doug Highland Alison Sexton Mike Sexton Cindy O’Brien Tammy Monroe and Benny Trosper working on their class assignment. Steve DeVries Dorothy Hampton Larry Davis Benny Trosper Kim Jones and Dorothy Hampton work at their boothes at the Penny Arcade. Julie Palmer cheering for the Trojans during district play, at Rep. Valley Margie Johnson and Angela Chitwood smile pretty. Juniors ready for another year The Juniors had a busy year with activities such as Prom held on May 3. Their officers were Alan Nelson, president; J. D. Harpst, vice president; Suzanne Morgan, secre- tary; Kathy Frandsen, treasurer; and Kay Joseph and Todd Johnson, student council representative. Ron Brougham Joel Davia Marilyn Desmond Don Edgerton ABSENT . .. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Scott Allen Steve Allen Kathy Frandsen Lory Oroshong Suzanne Morgan receives Scholastic C from Mr. Stine at Awards Night. Juniors enjoy posing for a picture during a work night in preparation for Prom. J. D. Harpst Lonnie Hampton Todd Johnson Kay Joseph Jeff Klinkebiel Paul Lockenour Angela Musil Brenda Palmer Bill Schagel Brenda Knight Suzanne Morgan Alan Nelson Mike Petersen Bob Sexton Ange Musil. Kay Joseph and Suzanne Morgan think “Three's Company. Members of the History class study in the library. Left to right: Barb Hoffmann, Lonnie Hampton, Bill Schagel, Scott Allen, and J. D. Harpst. Kenneth tenBensel 17 Seniors complete a much awaited year The Senior Class was busy the past year preparing themselves for a bright future. The class was looking at prospects for the future and trying to settle on plans. With the class officers leading the way, they conquered many stumbling blocks and matured in the process. Ken Gross The class officers were as follows: President Doug Raburn, Vice- President Coralyn Miller, Secretary Louise Koerperich, and Treasurer Sue Hayes. Student Council Repre- sentatives were Ed Kinne, Brenda Langley, Judy Tomlin, and Tim Petersen. Sue Hayes Charles Druse Barbel Hofmann Ho8ick Jeff Jones Kevin Jones 18 IB Scott Miller Joan Morgan Dan Mowry David Pearson Tim Petersen Nancy Peterson Doug Raburn Judy Tomlin Ron Smith I Oinger tenBensel Mark Witte Barbel Hofmann enjoying her first Cambridgo track moot. 20 Coralyn Miller and Ed Kinne seem to be enjoying picture taking time at Homecoming. Brenda Palmer just loves posing for half-time pictures. Senior Class. From top to bottom: Cliff Kester, Charles Druse. Tim Petersen. Ed Kinne, Jeff Jones, Doug Raburn. Dan Mowry. David Pearson. Ken Gross. Barbel Hofman, Nancy Petorson, Sue Hayes, Ginger tenBensel. Mark Witte, Bruce Knight, Scott Miller, Kevin Jones, Coralyn Miller. Ron Smith. Brenda Langley. Doug Hosick, Joan Morgan. Louise Koerperich, Judy Tomlin. It is clown around time for Louise K.. Doug R.. and Joan M. at the Homecoming dance. Doug Raburn with his better half Kay Joseph. he is famous for. 81 Candid shots ( Cliff Kester enjoys Western Days” during Homing Week. Jeff Jones cleans out his locker. Suzanne Morgan just fits in Jeff s locker! Please, no pictures, exclaims Jill Davis and Denise Johnson. Cindy O’Brien carefully presses during construction of her Home Economics project. Boys leave the gym following the Pep Rally. 22 Strong academic foundation is built A strong academic foundation can be built by the students of CHS with a little effort. A foundation that will be important if the student goes to work or if he continues his education when his high school days are over. This year was the first time students were required to take six classes. This gave them a little more homework and not so much free time. Billy Schlagel shows his enthusiasm for his Chemistry. The junior English class performing a play. Mr. Maatsch explains some information to his geomentry students. Kathy Frandsen and Tom Patterson listen excitedly to their French assignment. 24 Chemistry students listen and try to absorb the words of Mr. Jorgenson. Kevin Jones seems to ba asking for a little extra help during his College English teat. Mr. Schoenfish directs the sophomores on the dissection of their frogs. Barbel Hoffman, Brenda Palmer, Suzanne Morgan, and Ange Musil try an experiment in Chemistry. Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Schoonfish, Alison Sexton practices her French. Jeff Hageman and Chris Behm examine the parts of the frog. Using their knowledge of Physics, Mark Witte and Scott Miller do a little experimenting. Students learn by doing Through vocational, home ec., and art classes, students learn by doing. The things they learn like sewing, typing, woodworking, will be valuable in their futures. Since computers are frequently being used in today’s business world, the school purchased one this year for the students to use. A stained glass window was made for the school by one of the art classes. Because of the construction being done on the school, ag and industrial arts classes were without a shop. One of their projects this year was to shingle a house the school had bought. Julie Palmer gets some sewing help on her shirt from Miss Wulf. Senior Ind. Arts member Kevin Jones gets ready to launch his rocket. Kay Joseph doesn't seem to be able to get her accounting to balance. Candy Joseph works on her typing packet. Kathy Frandsen and Kay Joseph cook up another meal in home economics. Art class members wonder what to do next. Ed Kinne and Kevin Jones watch as the rocket takes off. Mike Mousel and Rod Fiene work on their voc. ag project. Typists Judy Tomlin and Brenda Langley busy Scott Miller, Ed Kinne, and Dan Mowry put up the stained glass window made by the members at work in Typing II class. of their art class. Ms. Holtze and Mr. Jorgensen instruct Suzanne Morgan, Brenda Palmer, and Ange Musil on using the computer the school bought this year. Several sophomores are shown painting a wall in the new addition to the school. Speech and Drama have an active year The Speech class included a variety of activities such as informa- tive speeches, interpretation of poetry, duet acting, TV commercials, and TV variety show. The school participated in the District One-Acts. Cambridge did “Adaptation” and received a “I” rating and was the top school among 14 participating. Bruce Knight was awarded the best actor award at district competition. Other cast members were: Judy Tomlin, Brenda Knight, Angela Musil, Todd John- son, Jill Davis, Alan Nelson, David Minnick, Paul Lockenour, Nancy Peterson, and Sue Hayes. This was the first time in over 20 years that Cambridge competed in District One-Acts. They went on to state and received a “II” rating. The people who participated in district speech were: Rod Fiene, Louise Koerperich, Angela Musil, Tom Patterson, Kenny Fries, Alan Nelson, and Jimmy Fletcher. Alan Nelson and Bruce Knight received a “I” rating but were not able to compete in state. Brenda Knight also received a “I” rating in informative speaking and received a “II” at state. Jill Davis makes Bruce Knight disgusted in the One-Act play. Paul Lockenour. Bruce Knight. Angela Musil, and Alan Nelson in One-Act scene. Activities Front row, left to right: Robert Druse. Janet Witte, Alan Nelson. Jeff Hageman, Candy Joseph. Margie Johnson. Second row: Sponsor Bill Watson, Third row: Sue Hayes, Cliff Kester, Ange Musil, Ron Smith. Joan Morgan. Ken Gross, Brenda Langley, Back row: Jeff Jones. Todd Johnson. Tim Petersen. Kevin Jones. Dan Mowry. Julie Palmer. Kay Joseph. Doug Raburn. Ed Kinne. David Minnick. Judy Tomlin. Student Council plans Christmas Party The Student Council discussed a variety of subjects this year. They were successful in getting the honor roll changed this year. The new system allowed an 85 average or better with no grade below 77. They also sponsored a Christmas Party which included a film and refreshments. Officers for the year included Ron Smith, president; Joan Morgan, vice- president; Ange Musil, secretary; and Ken Gross, treasurer. Mr. Watson, guidance counselor, was the sponsor. 30 C Club helps with Athletic Banquet Cliff Kester receiving the Butch Luther Award from Mr. Stine at Awards Night. Front row left to right: Mr. Schoenfish. Cliff Kester, Kevin Jones, Ron Smith, Doug Raburn, Chuck Druse, Doug Hosick. Second row: Rockey Hampton, Todd Johnson, Jeff Jones, Joel Davis, J. D. Harpst, Ken Gross. Third row: Rob Musil, David Pearson. Scott Miller. Alan Nelson, Jeff Klinkebiel, Paul Lockenour, Mike Petersen. Back row: Ron Brougham, Bob Sexton. Ed Kinne. Dan Mowry, Mark Witte. Tim Petersen. The C Club helped the Pep set up and remove chairs and tables at Athletic Banquet again this year. Officers were Doug Raburn pre- sident, Todd Johnson vice president and Ron Smith secretary-treasurer. Each spring the C Club members vote on the senior they believe should be the recipient of the Butch Luther Award. This year Cliff Kester was the honored senior. Four FBLA members attend State Conference Judy Tomlin, Brenda Langley Louise Koerperich, Jill Davis and Bonnie Liggett attended State FBLA Leadership Conference in Omaha in April. Brenda received an honorable mention in Business Communications an sixth place in Proofreading. The officers for this year were President Judy Tomlin, Vice Pre- sident Brenda Langley, Secretary Louise Koerperich, Treasurer Kay Joseph, Historian Suzanne Morgan and Student Council Representative Nancy Peterson. The officers attend- ed Fall Officers Workshop in North Platte. Activities during the year included Honey Sunday, Christmas Caroling, breakfast at Miss Holtze’s home during FBLA Week, touring the post office and bank in Cam- bridge, and a visit to Hansen’s Law Office in McCook. Fund raising included cake raffles and concession stand. Brenda Langley and Louise Koerperich caught by the camera on the ride home from State Conference. Front row, left to right. Kay Joseph. Louise Koerperich. Brenda Langley. Back row. Margene Holtze, Bonnie Liggett, Jill Davis, Sue Hayes, Nancy Peterson. Coralyn Miller and Suzanne Morgan. Not picture is Judy Tomlin. FBLA members watch the screen in amazement as the secretary demonstrates the capability of a Systems 6 at Hansen's Law Office. FFA has successful year First row, left to right: David Pearson, Ron Smith, Jeff Jones, Dan Mowry, Kevin Jones. Ed Kinne, Mr. Jorgensen. Second row: Mike Petersen, Jeff Klinkebiel, Tim Petersen. Mike Sexton. Paul Lockenour. Third row: Bob Sexton, Mike Mousel, Rod Fiene, Steve DeVries, Steve Allen. State ribbon winners from FFA competition in Lincoln. The FFA did very well in competitions throughout the year. At Districts the team of Dan Mowry, Jeff Jones, and Bob Sexton received a first place plaque in surveying and six others received ribbons in other events. At State, six individuals received numerous ribbons and the Chapter as a whole received a Superior rating. The officers for the year were as follows: President Jeff Jones, Vice- President Kevin Jones, Treasurer David Pearson, Secretary Ron Smith, Sentinel Ed Kinne, and Reporter Dan Mowry. The District FFA team with their ribbons from District competition in Curtis. Pep Club from left to right. Front row: D. Johnson, B. Knight, D. Hampton, B. Liggett. N. Peterson, C. Joseph, S. Hayes. Second row: K. Brougham. A. Sexton, L. Oroshong, K. Joseph, C. Miller, J. Davis. B. Hofman, D. Highland. Third row: Miss Wulf, M. Johnson. K. Peck, M. Spath, J. Witte, J. Morgan. A. Chitwood, Mrs. Schoenfish. Fourth row: D. Hansen, T. Custer, C. O’Brien, L. Young, Q. tenBensel. B. Langley. T. Monroe. V. Brown. Seniors Brenda Langley and Coralyn Miller applaud the play of the Trojans. Sue Hayes watches as Joan Morgan prays for a victory. Spirit abounds in Trojan Country From the cold of the football field to the warmth of Pershing Auditorium, the Pep Club was there to lift the spirits and maintain the pride of CHS. The sponsors this year were Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Schoenfish, and Miss Wulf. The officers for the 79-80 year were Sue Hayes, pre- sident; Kay Joseph, vice-president; Joan Morgan, treasurer; Coralyn Miller, secretary; Margie Johnson, student council representative. After the District Basketball Finals, the grils were treated to pizza in McCook. Members of the Pep Club cheer the guys to a victory over Deshler in the State Tournament. 34 Ange Musii. Brenda Palmer. Suzanne Morgan, and Kathy Frandsen act out The Dating Game.” The cheerleaders lead a chant during Districts. Brenda Palmer. Ange Musil and Kim Jones decide what cheer to do next. Lory Groehing. Ange Musil. Brenda Palmer The cheerleaders perform their twirling stunt and Kathy Joseph get into the spirit of at the State Football Playoffs, homecoming week. Cheerleaders clockwise from top: Suzanne Morgan. Brenda Palmer. Kim Jones. Angela Musil, Julie Palmer and Kathy Frandsen. 36 Staff spends many hours on Annual Members of the Annual Staff worked hard on cropping pictures and writing captions in compiling the pages for this year’s book. For the first time this year, members received one hour of credit per semester for their endeavors. Members of the staff included: Joan Morgan, editor; Kathy Frandsen, business manager; Suzanne Morgan, assistant editor; Alison Sexton, photographer; Kim Jones, Lisa Young, Doug Highland, Todd Johnson and Benny Trosper. Advisers were Margene Holtze and Gary Kapustka. Miss Holtze listens as Suzanne Morgan explains the layout for her page. Alison Sexton and Joan Morgan prepare rough drafts of their pages. I Kathy Frandsen measures and crops her pictures. Lisa Young tries to decide the measurement of her pictures by using the wheel. 36 Doug Highland finds himself working on the annual after school is out. Homecoming Royalty was crowned following the football game against Rep. Valley. From left to right: Sue Hayes and Cliff Kester. fourth runnersup; Joan Morgan and Tim Petersen, second attendants; Coralyn Miller, queen: Ed Kinne. king; Louise Koerperich and Doug Raburn. first attendants; and Ron Smith and Nancy Peterson, third runnersup. Homecoming adds to school spirit There were many festivities going on before the actual crowning of the royalty. The Pep Club got involved in many ways; selling flowers, painting windows, and by having “secret pals”, doing special things for the football team and posting signs outside in their yards the night before the game. There was a huge bonfire and Jr. Attendants Jr. Attendants and Crownbearers at the Homecoming festivities were Todd Johnson. Kay Joseph; Kilee tenBensel, and Christopher Flammang. Kay Joseph and Todd Johnson were announced. The excitement was complete when the Trojans stamped- ed to a 26-13 victory over Rep. Valley. Coralyn Miller and Ed Kinne were crowned Homecoming Queen and King for 1979-80. .. 3 Senior guys giving the Mustang mascot a toss into the bonfire at the park. Ange Musil. Lory Groshong, Kay Joseph, and Brenda Palmer try to be sneaky and put up a sign in Jeff Jones yard. Homecoming King, Ed Kinne. and Queen. Coralyn Miller, after the crowning. 37 Sophomores come on strong with Penny Arcade. The sophomore class of 1980 had a good turn out for the Penny Arcade. They had many fun acti vites, including penny toss, sponge throw, fishing pond and many others. Their stage show included a pie auction, cake walk and a Price is Right game. They made a grand total of about $450. “B 17 , says Candy Josoph and Margie Johnson at the Bingo game. Chris Behms wonders just how well Kim Jones likes cake, while Alison Sexton watches. Julie Palmer does her best to make all the little girls beautiful. Boy. that Vincent Chitwood sure likes pie: almost as well as David Minnick and Mr. Prickett. Brian Carpenter at the Penny Toss. Danny Pearson at his favorite pastime, fishing. School Play presents “Our Town” Kathy Frandsen speaks to the district Angela Chitwood. The three act all school plUy of “Our Town” was presented to the public on April 19, 1980. Some of the cast were Nancy Peterson as Emily, Todd Johnson as George, Kathy Frandsen as Mrs. Webb, Angela Chitwood as Mrs. Gibb, Alan Nelson as stage manager, Steve Allen as Simon Stimson, Paul Lockenour as Mr. Webb, Lisa Young as Mrs. Soams, Bruce Knight as Mr. Gibb, Scott Miller as Professor Willard and Joe Crowell; and many others. Margie Johnson was the student director. Paul Lockenour, Nancy Peterson and Todd Johnson before the wedding. The milkman (Brian Carpenter) delivers the milk and cream on a cold winter day. Todd Johnson grieves for his dead wife. Nancy Peterson. The deceased talk while awaiting their final judgment. butler MEMORIAL library 621 PENN CAMBRIDGE NE 69022 Scott Miller tells of Grover's Corners as Allen Nelson listens. 39 Pep Band livens things up at the Girls’ Basketball games. First row, left to right; Tammy Monroe, Lory Groshong, Coralyn Miller. Margie Johnson, Penny Amann, Kim Jones, Dianna Highland. Kristy Peck, Suzanne Morgan, Kathy Frand- sen, Angela Chitwood. Second row; Candy Joseph, Jill Davis, Julie Palmer, Rhonda Roberts. Chris Carbaugh, Doug Highland, Lisa Young. Danny Pearson, Ken tenBensel, Janet Witte, Marilyn Desmond, Kay Joseph, Nancy Peterson, Jeanette Wickizer, Becky Mousel. Third row; Brenda Palmer, Scott Miller, Cindy O’Brien, Brenda Knight, Paul Locken- Band gives two performances This year the Concert band performed at two concerts, marched in the Harvest of Harmony parade in Grand Island, and played at various sports activities throughout the year. At Districts they received a II. The jazz band received a I at District Music Contest and also provided the entertainment at the Athletic Banquet. Majorettes: Candy Joseph, Lisa Young and Kay Joseph. Lory Groshong is not pictured. 40 our, Jim Lowry, Bruce Knight, Joel Davis, Rita Thomas, Jim Ellis, Sheryl Paisley. Bruce Dragoo, Scott Allen, Jeff Hageman, Benny Trosper. Mike Sexton. Mike Mousel. Fourth row; Brenda Langley, Ken Gross, David Minnick, Rob Druse, Blaise Liess, Pat Jones, Valerie Brown, Kurt Miller, Tammy Custer, Bob Sexton, Tom Patterson. Todd Johnson, David Pearson, Charles Druse, Sue Hayes. Drum major Joan Morgan, and Director Dan Prickett. Drum major Joan Morgan leads the band into their half-time show at the State Football Playoffs. Jazz Band doing their stuff at the Spring music concert. Hsss Jazz Band from left to right, first row; Ken tenBensel, Kay Joseph. Scott Miller. Cindy O'Brien. Brenda Knight. Second row: David Minnick. Ken Gross. Brenda Langley. Rob Druse, Paul Lockenour; director, Dan Prickett. Third row: Charles Druse, Todd Johnson, Sue Hayes. David Pearson. Scott Allen. Piano, Coralyn Miller; electric guitar Bruse Knight, and on the trap sot, Joan Morgan. 41 Vocalists provide music The vocal music performed at a Christmas and spring program. The girls glee received a II and the mixed chorus and swing choir received a III. Three solos performed at contest with the following ratings: Joan Morgan and Ginger tenBensel receiv- ing I and Kathy Prandsen receiving a II. Ginger tenBensel performing at Spring Concert. Mixed Chorus performing at Spring Concert. Swing Choir: Left to right; Seated: Lisa Young, Todd Johnson. Doug Raburn, Ginger tenBensel. Ken Gross, Suzanne Morgan. Standing: Miss Engle. Joan Morgan, Kenny Fries, Jill Davis, Brian Carpenter, Karen Brougham, Coralyn Miller, Bob Sexton, Sue Hayes. Scott Miller. Mixed Chorus: Left to right; Front row: S. Morgan. C. Joseph, N. Peterson, K. Gross. B. Carpenter. L. Davis, B. Trosper, K. tenBensel. B. Knight. S. Hayes, Miss Engle. Second row: B. Liggett, L. Groshong, A. Musii. C. Kester, M. Sexton. K. Fries, V. Chitwood. K. Jones, A. Sexton, K. Brougham, J. Davis. Third row: J. Tomlin, C. Miller, J. Witte. K. Jones. D. Minnick, B. Knight, D. Pearson, T. Johnson, A. Chitwood, K. Peck. Fourth row: J. Palmer. B. Palmer, M. Petersen, J. Jones, D. Highland. S. Miller, D. Hoeick, D. Raburn. K. Joseph, J. Morgan, M. Johnson. Back row: G. tenBensel, L. Young. T. Petersen, M. Witte, R. Brougham. C. Druse, B. Sexton. A. Nelson, J. Klinkebiel, K. Frandsen, B. Langley. Athletic Banquet honors athletes As a part of the program at Athletic Banquet this year, a slide presentation of athletic events along with other school activities was shown. These slides helped in recall- ing memories and highlights of special events. Guest speaker for the evening was Jerry Pettibone of the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. He spoke on qualities needed for success in sports as well as life. Musical entertainment during the banquet was provided by the Stage Band. Following the Banquet, a dance was held. Craig Schroeder provided the music. Sue Hayes, president of Pep Club, presiding as mistress of ceremonies. The trophies symbolize the successful year in athletics at C.H.S. 43 Walk through the Moonlight and Roses The Juniors sing the theme song. Doug Raburn giving the senior response. Mr. Thompkins entertains. The theme of the 1980 Junior- Senior Prom was Moonlight and Roses, which was held on May 3. The servers were Danny Pearson, Doug Highland, Rob Musil, Jeff Hagaman, Brian Carpenter, Julie Palmer, Angela Chitwood, Margie Johnson. Candy Joseph, and Alison Sexton. The gym attendant was Lisa Young. Mr. Thompkins, and the juniors, provided the entertainment. Rob Musil practicing his lassoing, but. on his date. Coralyn Miller? 44 Faculty takes a rest on the slow dance. Wishing at the well. Everyone enjoys the great music by the band. Luke. Juniors and Seniors talk before going to the dance. And now, presenting, Ken Gross. The Senior girls at their last prom. The servers from left to right: Danny Jeff Hagemen, Candy Joseph, Brian Car- Pearson, Julie Palmer. Doug Highland, penter, Alison Sexton. Angela Chitwood, Rob Musil, Margie Johnson. Awards Night honors many students Athletic, band and pep club awards were presented at the Awards Night along with many other awards. NEDT awards were presented to Rob Druse, David Minnick, Kris Peck, and Alison Sexton. Scholastic MC” awards were presented to Chuck Druse, Ken Gross, Brenda Langley, Coralyn Miller, Joan Morgan, David Pear- son, Ron Smith, Suzanne Morgan. Joan Morgan and Ron Smith receive the All School “C award from Mr. Stine. Angela Chitwood, Cindy O'Brien, and Alison Sexton. Drama awards in- cluded Nancy Peterson and Bruce Knight as Best Actress and Actor and Paul Lockenour as Technical Assistant. Cliff Kester received the Butch Luther Award. The Spirit Girl for Pep Club was Kim Jones. Coralyn Miller received the Arian Award. Some of the other awards given are pictured. The John Phillip Sousa Award is being presented to Sue Hayes by Mr. Prickett. Miss Engle presents Ginger tenBensel the National Choral award. Senior academic awards presented to Coralyn Miller. Business; Joan Morgan. English and Music; and Ken Gross, Social Studies, English, and Science. Mr. Stine joins in the applause for these students. Nancy Peterson receiving the Best Senior Girl Athlete award from Mr. Stine. Senior guys prosont plaquoe to Don Stino, J. R. Mollring and Gary Gottsch who arc not planning coaching at C.H.S. next year. 46 Trojan gridders from left to right. Front row: J. Lowry, R. Druse, R. Fiene, L. Davis, M. Mousel, V. Chitwood, R. Smith, C. Kester, S. Allen, K. Miller. B. Trosper, O. Hampton, J. Fletcher. Second row: Assistant coach Larry Maatsch, student managers K. Gross and J. Davis. M. Sexton. J. Hageman. D. Pearson, T. Johnson, J. Jones, D. Hosick. M. Petersen. D. Highland, D. Minnick, K. Fries, Assistant Coach Gary Gottsch, Head coach John Johnson. Third row: D. Pearson. D. Raburn. J. Klinkebiel, T. Petersen, M. Witte, E. Klnne, C. Druse. R. Brougham, D. Mowry, B. Sexton. S. Miller. R. Musii. K. Jones. Seniors finish fine football career Coached by mentors John John- son, Gary Gottsch, and Larry Maatsch, the Trojans compiled an 8-1 record during the 1979 season. Trojans capped the regular season by winning the R.V.L. conference and advancing to the State Class C quarter finals against Overton on the home turf. An easy win led to the semi-finals against Ansley and the final game of an otherwise terrific season. Indicative of their fine efforts, several team members received recognition on the confer- ence and state levels. Varsity Scores CHS Visitors 48 Benkelman 12 48 Lexington St. Ann 6 58 El wood 0 50 Oxford 0 26 Republican Valley 13 26 Arapahoe 7 41 Alma 0 45 Bertrand 0 State Play-Offs 70 Overton 0 8 Ansley 40 Reserves Scores 8 Republican Valley 0 40 Arapahoe Oxford Bertrand 0 48 Cliff Kester breaks from Oxford defense for another gain. Hard work paid off for these Trojan All-Staters The above players received these honors: Tim Petersen: Omaha World Herald All State. Lincoln Star All State. All Conference offense and Honorable mention defense. Lincoln Star Player of the Year Class D . Ed Kinne: Omaha and Lincoln Honorable mention. All Conference defense. Doug Raburn: Omaha Honorable mention. Lincoln All State, All Conference defense. Dan Mowry: Omaha Honorable mention. All Conference offense and defense. Mark Witte: Omaha and Lincoln All State. All Conference offense and defense. Ron Brougham: Omaha Honorable mention. All Conference offense. Other players receiving All Conference honors were: offense, Charles Druse and Ron Smith; defense. Cliff Kester. Tim Petersen, while evading tacklers. fakes them out of their shoes. 1 Even the ballet steps aren't enough in the second round action of the state play-offs against Ansley. Here Kevin Jones, along with Jeff Klinkebiel and Mark Witte are just a couple steps behind the action. Todd Johnson carrying the ball for the Trojans in their first round of the State Play-offs against Overton. Trojan linesmen. Jeff Jones, Mark Witte and Kevin Jones, watching as the second team finish the Bertrand Vikings 45-0 which endod the regular season play. Trojans make it to District Play-offs Once again the Trojan team almost made it through the state championship play-offs. In the play- offs at Cambridge, the Trojans whipped Overton with a 70 to 0 score. But the team just couldn’t seem to maintain their playing power, against Ansley. The Trojans were beaten by Ansley 8 to 40. Rob Musil punts a good one. Chuck Druse and Ron Smith hold their men. while teammate Tim Petersen tries for some yardage. 50 Looks like Dan Mowry has his man under control; but Ed Kinne comes in for reassurance. Team: J. D. Harpst. Alan Nelson. Mike Hansen and Coach Done Stine Cross Country Trio runs hard The 1980 edition of the Cross Country team was limited to 3 boys, which meant that they would not be able to have a team score. The team consisted of Juniors Alan Nelson, J.D. Harpst and Freshman Michael Hansen. The team was enthusiastic, worked hard, and showed much improvement during the season. With a continued good attitude toward the work involved and some recruiting for next year, the team could be very, very competitive. They were unable to qualify any boys for the State tournament, but did score well in some of the meets they attended. Volleyball takes second in MVL The Cambridge girls’ team put in a lot of hardwork, and came away with several impressive victories. Those included a 2nd place finish in the MVL Tournament. The final record was 6-11. Several girls reooivod special honors. Louise Koerperich made MVL All- Conference and All-Tournament 1st teams, RVL All-Conference 2nd team and All-State Honorable Mention. Kathy Frandsen was 1st team MVL All-Conference. Marilyn Desmond made MVL All-Tournament second team. Brenda Palmer was MVL All-Conference Honorable Mention. The junior varsity finished at 6-4. Brenda Palmer saves the be.ll during Districts, as Kathy Frandsen and Lisa Young get ready to help. Varsity volleyball team from left to right. AngelaJeffrey, Student Manager Kay Joseph, Front row: Angela Chitwood, Brenda Palmer, Denise Johnson, Kim Jones, Louise Koerper- Kathy Frandsen, Lisa Young, Marilyn ich, Alison Sexton, Nancy Peterson, Suzanne Desmond. Margie Johnson, Julie Palmer, Morgan, Student Manager Lory Oroshong. Varsity scores Cambridge 15 16 Holbrook 11 15 5 Bartley 12 8 Cambridge 5 15 12 Beaver Valley 15 6 15 Cambridge 15 13 3 Republican Valley 13 15 15 RVL Tournament Cambridge 15 14 15 Cambridge 12 13 El wood 8 16 10 Holbrook 15 15 Cambridge 8 13 Cambridge 15 5 8 Republican Valley 15 15 Lexington St. Ann 4 15 15 Cambridge 9 15 16 Cambridge 11 13 Arapahoe 15 13 17 Beaver Valley 15 15 Cambridge 15 6 6 Cambridge 15 15 Alma 12 16 16 El wood 5 2 Cambridge 3 10 Cambridge 8 9 Bertrand 15 15 Oxford 15 15 Districts MVL Tournament Cambridge 15 15 Cambridge 9 15 15 Wil8onvllle 2 8 Beaver City 15 9 1 Cambridge 10 15 0 Cambridge 16 8 15 Beaver Valley 15 13 15 52 Junior varsity volleyball team from left to right. Front row: Bonnie Liggett. Denise Johnson, Karen Brougham. Jill Davis, Dianna Highland, Angela Musil, Candy Joseph. Back row: Student Manager Lory Groshong, Margie Johnson, Janet Witte, Tammy Custer, Lisa Young, Doris Hansen, Kris Peck. Alison Sexton. Student Manger Kay Joseph, Coach Rich Jeffrey. Angela Chitwood sets the ball up for Kathy Frandsen to spike, during District competi tion. Louise Koerperich spikes the ball against Wilsonville during District Tournament play. Kim Jones, Brenda Palmer, Kathy Frandsen and Marilyn Desmond display the 2nd place MVL trophy. 53 Coach Jeffrey giving a pep talk during the RVL Tournament. Louise Koerperich All-State Honorable Mention Trojans fight for victories The 1980 basketball team got underway against a fighting Arapahoe team, in which Cambridge won, 32-21. They then went into a slump, by losing 3 games, but bounced back to victory with a 36-32 win over Wilsonville. One of their best triumphs came when they defeated the 7th rated team in state, Holbrook, by one point, 33-32. Honors received this year were in the Mid Valley All Tournament team, with Allison Sexton picking up first team honors, and Kathy Frandsen receiv- ing a place on second team. TEAM SCORES WE THEY 32 Arapahoe 21 28 Lexington St. Ann 44 36 Elwood 43 24 Oxford 53 36 Wilsonville 32 19 Republican Valley 55 33 Holbrook 32 44 Alma 51 26 Beaver City 37 TOURNAMENTS MVL 32 Beaver City 30 23 Beaver Valley 53 26 Orleans RVL 52 23 Medicine Valley DISTRICT 48 35 Orleans 34 31 Oxford 57 Angela Chitwood tries for two more points during the RVL tournament against Medicine Valley. Brenda Palmer brings down the ball during a game against the Bearcats at Beaver City. 64 With Kathy Frandsen waiting for a possible rebound. Alison Sexton lobs the ball up to the hoop. Girls Basketball team from left to right: Bonnie Liggett, Joan Morgan, Margie John- son, Tammie Custer, Brenda Palmer, Kathy Frandsen, Lisa Young. Janet Witte, Angela Chitwood, Julie Palmer, Alison Sexton, and Suzanne Morgan. Front Row: student Man- ager Brenda Langley, Coach Richard Jeffery, and Student Manager, Annette Tines. Joan Morgan shoots above the outstretched arms of a Beaver City player. 6b Trojans make it to State Varsity squad for the 1979-80 season. Front right: T. Johnson, J. Klinkebiel, S. Miller, T. Brougham, R. Musii, D. Raburn. and R. Smith, row Coach Schoenfish. Back row from left to Petersen, E. Kinne, C. Druse, B. Sexton. R. J.V. squad for the 1979-80 season. Front row left to right: student manager Mark Shafe, Assistant Coach Johnny Johnson, and student managers Blaise Liess and Bruse Dragoo. Back row: J. Lowry, V. Chitwood, D. Minnick. R. Druse, A. Nelson, B. Sexton. R. Brougham, R. Musii, J. Klinkebiel, J. D. Harpst, J. Hageman, 50 Here Ron Smith shows us one of his remarkable moves. Charles Druse with one of his fancy moves over 6'10 ' Doug Nibbe. Action scenes from 1979-80 . . . Leading a very exciting season, the Trojan squad finished with a 19-6 record. Coached by Del Schoenfish and Johnny Johnson the team made it to state play. By beating Dcshlor in first round play the Trojans were not enough to hold off the tough Filey team. Recieving individual honors were: Chuck Druse, 1st team MVL All-Tournament, and All-Conference, RVL All-Conference and 2nd team All State. Ron Smith, 1st team MVL All Tournament and All Conference. Tim Petersen, 2nd team MVL All-Tournament and All-Conference. Ed Kinne, 2nd team MVL All Conference and 1st team MVL All-Conference. One of the key defensive players showing us what he can do. Doug Raburn along with Ron Smith in the background. C.H.S. Trojan Scores: Visitors 53 Med. Valley 38 53 Lexington St. Ann 38 51 Wauneta 36 54 El wood 44 62 Alma 58 78 Mid. Valley Tournament Beaver Valley 36 49 Beaver City 27 59 Bartley 51 65 Bartley 46 60 Oxford 64 89 Wilsonville 44 71 Rep. Valley 78 44 Arapahoe 47 71 RVL Tournmont Oxford 61 69 Arapahoe 55 48 Med. Valley 49 66 Beaver City 46 61 Trenton 58 77 Bertrand 63 74 District Tournamont Wilsonville 19 63 Bartley 66 63 Oxford 40 63 Regional Playoff Trenton 45 45 State Tournament Deshler 38 40 Filley 69 Ed Kinne doing one of his duties during the Beaver City game. 57 Wrestlers send six to State. Doug Hosick, Cliff Kester, David Pearson, Mike Petersen, Ben Trosper, and Mark Witte competed at the State Tournament. The Varsity consisted of five seniors, one junior, two sophomores, which left three weight classes open. The wrestling team completed their season with a 6-3 dual record and a 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 5th placing at tournaments. The overall RVL Cham- pions were David Pearson. Mark Witte, and Cliff Kester. Jeff Jones getting the takedown. Mike Peterson guards an escape. Doug Hosick working for a cradle. David Pearson takes control. Varsity Team. Front row, left to right: Mike row: Mr. Oottsch, Ben Trosper, Mark Witte, Peterson, Jeff Jones. David Pearson, Cliff Doug Hosick. and Mr. Jorgensen. Kester. Dan Pearson, Kenney Gross. Back 58 Varsity Scores Reserve Team. Front row, left to right: Mike Mousel, Roc key Hampton, Kurt Miller, Joel Davis, Ron Feine. Back row. Mr. Gottsch, Eric Carpenter, Scott Allen, Lonnie Hampton. Pat Jones, Mr. Jorgensen. Not Pictured is Doug Highland. CHS Opp 24 Republican Valley 33 45 Beaver City 12 36 Imperial 27 36 El wood 21 22 Alma 34 37 Eustis 27 36 Bertrand 24 42 Oxford 21 30 Arapahoe 33 Tournaments Elwood Inv. 5th - 81 Cambridge Inv. 1st - 133‘ a R.V.L. 3rd - 98 RV Inv. 2nd - 90 District 2nd - 142 Vi State 13th - 41 Kester wraps up another win! Wrestlers winning CHS Invitational. 69 Mark Witte gets the edge on Neilson from Eustis. Trojans compete at State Cliff has arm raised in victory. Both the boys’ basketball team and the wrestling team competed at the state finals in Lincoln. The B. Ball team made it to the semi-finals by beating Deshler 53-45 and then being defeated by the state champs. Filley, 69-40. The wrestlers sent five members to state with three losing out in the first round, one losing in the semi-finals, and one making it all the way to the finals. Mark Witte was beaten in the finals and received second place. Cliff Kester lost in the semi-finals and received a place finish, while Dave Pearson, Mike Petersen, and Doug Hosick were eliminated in the opening round. Mark receives runner-up at state. 60 Charles puts up two against Deshler. Girls Track has successful year The girls track team consisted of thirteen members who worked hard during the season. The girls scored 119 points in the MVL meet to capture first place which was also a first for Cambridge in Girls Track. They finished fifth in the RVL and district meets. District records set this year included Brenda Palmer, 26.8 in the 200 meters and the 400 meter relay had a time of 53.4. This relay consisted of Brenda Palmer, Kim Jones, Ange Musil, and Suzanne Morgan. Since this was the first year for events to be in meters, other records were set on the local level. In the state meet there were four girls competing. Kim, Suzanne, Ange, and Brenda placed eighth in the 400 meters relay and Brenda placed sixth in the 200 meters. Nancy Peterson, Brenda Langley and exchange student, Barbel Hoffmann, are the seniors who will not be back next year. Kim Jones competing in hurdles at districts. Track team. Front row, left to right: Student manager, Annette Tines, Barbel Hoffman, Ange Musil, Kim Jones, Karen Brougham, Nancy Peterson. Suzanne Morgan, student manager, Amy Peterson. Back row: student Nancy Peterson maintains her endurance as a long distance runner. manager Louise Koerperich, Julie Palmer, Brenda Palmer, Tammy Custer. Brenda Langley. Tammy Monroe. Alison 8exton, Coach Rick Jeffrey. Kim Jones exchanges the baton to Brenda Palmer at State Track meet. Brenda Palmer finishing sixth in the 800 meters at State Track meet. Tracksters strive for victories Hosick, D. Raburn, D. Pearson, J. Jones, M. Petersen, K. Jones, J. Klinkebiel. Third row: Assistant coach J. R. Mollring, student This year the Boys Track captured the following honors: first in the Kearney Inv. and M.V.L., second in the R.V.L., first at districts and third at state. At the Kearney Inv. Tim Peter- sen received the Bert Wallace Memorial Trophy for Outstanding performer and Cliff Kester received the Charlie Foster Track Award for Outstanding Track performer. At State seven boys participated in nine events. Tim Petersen placed first in the triple jump, fifth in the long jump and the 300 meter lows. Ron Brougham finished second in the discus and fifth in the shot. Dough Hosick placed fourth in the discus. Cliff Kester placed fifth in the 400 meter dash. Cliff along with David Pearson, Doug Raburn and Jeff Jones placed second in the 3200 meter relay. At right are Doug Hosick and Ron Brougham, both of whom placed at state. Tracksters for the 1979-80 season. Front row left to right: R. Fiene, C. Kester, K. Gross. K. Miller, K. Fries, D. Minnick. Second row: D. manager Paul Lockenour, A. Nelson. B. Sexton, C. Druse. R. Brougham. M. Witte, T. Petersen, and head coach Don Stine. Memories • • • David Pearson running the mile at the Cambridge Relays. Giving it all he's got. here Ken Gross shows us dedication. David Minnick showing us what he can do in the long jump at the Cambridge Relays. Kurt Miller handing off to Ron Fiene in the 400 meter relay at Bertrand. Left to Right: Rockey Hampton, Ken Chitwood, Lisa Young, Todd Johnson, Scott Johnson, Candy Joseph, Coach Schoenfish. tenBensel, Mike Sexton, Dan Pearson. Vince Miller, Tom Patterson. Jim Lowry, Margie Linksters swing to victory Todd Johnson hitting his approach shot to the green. J. D. Harpst after sinking a long par putt. The Trojan golf team competed in eight golf meets this year and came away for the first time in Trojan history with not only one but two first place trophies; these were at Trenton and Wauneta. At the other six meets the Trojans finished with one 2nd, one 3rd, three 4th’s, and one 15th place finish. Individual- ly Todd Johnson won five medals, J. D. Harpst two medals and Rockey Hampton two medals. The other two varsity members who contributed a lot in the tournaments were Tom Patersen and Mike Sexton. Margie Johnson writing down the scores at RVL golf. Tom Patterson and Jim Lowry select the right club for Tom's next shot. Graduation brings back memories The class of 1980 graduated on May 18, at 7:30 p.m. in the Cambridge High School Gymnasium. The Junior escorts were Suzanne Morgan and Jeff Klinkebiel. Many memories were brought to light as the graduation exercises took place. Past alumni remembered their high school graduation while the present graduating class were remembering their past high school days. Sue Hayes and Louise Koerperich try to make themselves presentable! 66 Joan Morgan and Doug Raburn take a walk down the road to the end of their high school career. Junior escorts Suzanne Morgan and Jeff Klinkebiel lead the 1980 recessional. 67 Giadmtm SUNDAY, MAY 18,1980 700 P.M. Processional.............................................. Band (Audience Stand) Invocation........................................ Rev. Grigg Address - Baccalaureate...........................Father Gergen Corner of the Sky ................................ Senior Chorus By Schwartz Accompanist, Trisha Miller Class History...............................................joan Morgan Salutatorian.........................................Ron Smith Over the Rainbow...........................Ginger tenBensel By Harburg Arlen Accompanist, Trisha Miller Presentation of Awards..................Mr. Tom Cotton, Supt. Valedictorian...........................................Ken Gross Presentation of Class.........................Don Stine, Principal Presentation of Diplomas..................Mr. Jerry Petersen Mr. Joe Raburn The Long and Winding Road......................Senior Chorus By Lennon McCartney Accompanist,Trisha Miller Flute, Nancy Petersen Benediction.....................................Rev. Grigg (Audience Stand) Recessional (Audience Seated) Piano Senior Credits Charles Druse - Football 1,2 ,3 ,4 Basketball 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Track 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 C Club 2,3,4 Class Officer 2.3.4 Band 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4 Stage Band 1,2,3 Swing Choir 4 All School Play 3 Bays State 3 Ken Gross - Cross Country 1 ,2 ,3 Wrestling 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Track 1,2 ,3 .4 C Club 2,3,4 FBLA 1 FBLA Officer 1 Student Council 1.4 Class Officer 1 Band 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Stage Band 1.2.3.4 Swing Choir 2,4 All School Play 3 Football Statistician 1,2,3,4 Social Studies Award, English Award, Math Award, Science Award Sue Hayes - Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Pep Club Officer 4 FBLA 2,3,4 FBLA Officer 2,3 Student Council 3,4 Class Officer 4 Band 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Stage Band 2,3,4 Swing Choir 4 Madrigals 1 Double Trio 2 One Act Play 4 All-School Play 3 Homecoming-4th Attendant, Coun- ty Government Day, John Phillip Sousa Award Barbel Hofmann - Track 4 Pep Club 4 Foreign Exchange Student from Germany - Hosts, the Dr. R.R. Morgan Family Doug Hosick - Football 1,2 ,3 ,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Wrestling 4 Track 1 ,2 ,4 C Club 2,3,4 FFA 2.3 Annual Staff 3 Mixed Chorus 3.4 All-School Play 3 County Government Day Jeff Jones - Football 1,2,3 ,4 Wrestling 1,2 ,3 ,4 Track 2,4 C Club 3,4 FFA 2,3,4 Student Council 4 Mixed Chorus 4 County Govern- ment Day Kevin Jones - Football 1,2 ,3 ,4 Wrestling 1,2,3 Track 1,2,3 ,4 C Club 3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4 FFA Officer 4 Student Council 4 Class Officer 3 Band 1 Mixed Chorus 3,4 All-School Play 3 Cliff Kester - Football 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Wrestling 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Track 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 C. Club 2,3,4 C Club Officer 4 Student Council Officer 3 Class Officer 2,3 Mixed Chorus 3,4 All-School Play 3 Homecoming-5th Attendant, County Government Day, Butch Luther Award Ed Kinne - Football 1,2,3 ,4 Basketball 1,2,3 ,4 Track 1,2,3 C. Club 2,3,4 FFA 2,3,4 Student Council 4 Homecoming- King, East-West All Star Game Bruce Knight - Annual Staff 3 Band 2,3 ,4 Mixed Chorus 4 Stage Band 3.4 Swing Choir 4 One Act Play 4 All-School Play 3,4 District Speech 3.4 Outstanding Actor Award Louise Koerperich - Volleyball 4 FBLA 4 Class Officer 4 District Speech 4 Homecoming-1st Attendant Brenda Langley - Basketball 1 ,2 ,3 Student Manager 4 Track 3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Pep Club Officer 2,4 FBLA 4 FBLA Officer 4 Student Council 4 Class Officer 4 Band 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 Stage Band 1,2,3,4 Triple Trio 2 Girls Glee 4 All-School Play 3 District Speech 3 County Government Day Coralyn Miller - Basketball 2 Track 1 ,3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Pep Club Officer 2,3,4 FBLA 1.2,3,4 FBLA Officer 1,2,3 Student Council 1,2 Class Officer 1,3,4 Band 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 3,4 Swing Choir 2,4 All-School Play 3 Girls State Alternate 3 Homecoming-Queen, Business Award, Arion Award Scott Miller - Football 1,2 ,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2 Golf 3,4, C Club 3,4 FBLA 1 Band 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Swing Choir 4 Madrigals 1 All-School Play 3,4 County Government Day Joan Morgan - Volleyball 1,2 Basketball 2 ,3 ,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 , Pep Club Officer 3,4 FFA 1 Annual Staff 2,3,4 Annual Staff Editor 4 Student Council 3,4 Student Body Vice President, Class Officer 3 Band 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Stage Band 2,3,4 Swing Choir 2,4 Girls’ Glee 4 All-School Play 3 Girls’ State 3 Homecoming-2nd Attendant, English Award, Music Award, All School “C” Award Dan Mowry - Football 1,2 ,3 .4 Basketball 1,2 Track 1 C Club 1,2 FFA 1,2,3,4 FFA Officer 4 Student Council 4 David Pearson - Football 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3 ,4 Track 2 ,3 ,4 C Club 3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4 FFA Officer 3,4 Band 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 Stage Band 2,3,4 Boys State Alter- nate 69 Tim Petersen - Football 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Basketball 1,2 ,3 ,4 Track 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 C Club 2,3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1,4 Class Officer 1,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 All-School Play 3 Homecoming-2nd Attendant, Coun- ty Government Day Nancy Peterson - Volleyball 1,2,3 ,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Track 1 .2 ,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 FBLA 1,2,3,4 Student Council 2,3 Class Officer 2,3 Band 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Swing Choir 2 Girls’ Glee 4 One Act Play 4 All-School Play 3,4 District Speech 4 Homecoming-3rd Attendant Doug Raburn - Football 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Basketball 1,2 ,3 ,4 Track 1,2 ,3 .4 Club 2,3,4 C Club Officer 3.4 FFA 2 Student Council 1,3,4 Class Officer 2,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Swing Choir 4 All-School Play 3 Homecoming -1st Attendant, County Government Day 4 East-West All- Star Game Ron Smith - Football 1,2 ,3 ,4 Basketball 1,2 ,3 ,4 C Club 3,4 FFA 1.2.3.4 FFA Officer 3,4 FBLA 1 FBLA Officer 1 Student Council 4 Class Officer 1,2 Band 1 ,2 ,3 All-School Play 3 Homecoming-3rd Attendant, Student Body President Ginger tenBensel - Track 2 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4 Swing Choir 2,4 Java 1 Dynamic Dual 3 Madrigals 1,2 Choral Award Judy Tomlin - Track 3 Pep Club 1,2,3 Pep Club Officer 3 FBLA 1,2,3,4 FBLA Officer 2,3,4 Annual Staff 2,3 Student Council 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,4 One Act Play 4 All-School Play 3 District Speech 3 County Govern- ment Day Mark Witte - Football 1,2 ,3 ,4 Wrestling 1,2 ,3 ,4 Track 2,3 ,4 C Club 3,4 FFA 2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 East-West All-Star Game, County Government Day 70 Advertisements Paisley’s Grocery Better Groceries Phone 697-4222 Cambridge LEE’S BODY SHOP Phone 364-2416 Indianola Body and Fender Repair Raburn Pharmacy I Dickson Masonry VERN DICKSON 692-3413 BARTLEY 697-4497 Cambridge Joe and Lorene Raburn Free Delivery 72 DON ADAMS MEMBER OF NEBRASKA CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION Land Leveling, Terracing, Dam Building, and Road Grading Arapahoe Phone 962-7918 DRUSE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE C. 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Vogue Clothing Company Champion Recreation Stan’s News Pow Wow Club McCook Glass Mirror Brass Buckle Grass Buckle for Gals Modern Cleaners Interiors The Gift Shop Index A Allen, Scott 16,17,33,39,41,44, 59,64 Allen, Steve 16,24,33,39,99 Amann, Penny 40 B Barrows, Flossie 9 Behm, Chris, 25,38 Brougham, Karen 4,14,34,44,53,61 Brougham, Ron 4,16,31,42,46,48, 49.56.62.100 Brown, Amy 2,8,34,63 Brown, Valorie 13,24,40 Burton, Rhonda 13 C Carbaugh, Chris 40 Carpenter, Brian 15,25,27,38,39, 42,45 Chitwood, Angela 15,22,34,39,41, 42.45.52.53.54.55 Chitwood, Vincent 13,38,42,48,56, 64 Cotton, Tom 6,9,44 Custer, Tammie 13,34,41,53,55, 61.100 D Davis, Jill 13,22,28,32,34,40, 42,53,99 Davis, Joel 3,16,24,31,33,40,41, 55 Davis, Larry 15,25,39,42,48 Desmond, Marilyn 2,16,41,52,53 DeVries, Steve 15,33 Dragoo, Bruce 41 Druse, Charles 3,18,21,31,41,42, 48,50,56,57,60,62,67,69,98 Druse, Robert 3,13,30,40,41,48, 56 E Engle, Sue 7,42 Ellis, Jim 41 F Fiene, Rod 13,14,26,33,48,59,62, 63 Fletcher, Jimmy 13,48 Frandsen, Kathy 16,24,26,35,36, 39.41.42.52.53.54.55 Fries, Kenny 14,33,42,48,62 Froelich, Delores 9 G Qottsch, Gary 8,46,48,58,59 Groshong, Lory 16,34,35,37,40, 42,52,53 Gross, Ken 2,3,18,21,30,31,40, 41,42.45.46,48,57,58,62,63,66, 67,69,98 H Hageman, Jeff 3,14,22,25,26,27, 30,41,45.48,56,100 Hampton, Dorothy 15,25,34,39,97 Hampton, Lonnie 4,16,17,24,33,55 Hampton, Rockey 14,31,48,59,64 Hansen, Doris 13,34,53 Hansen, Michael 14,48,51 Hayes, Sue 2,3,4,18,21,30,32,34, 37.41.42.43.45.46.66.67.69.99 Highland, Dianna 3,14,34,41,53 Highland, Doug 3,14,26,36,40,42. 44,45,48 Harpst, J. D. 16,17.24,31,33,51, 56,64 Hillebrand, Jeff 13 Hoffman, Diane 9,10 Hofmann, Barbel 2,17,18,20,21, 25,34,45,61,69 Holtze, Margene 8,27,32,36 Hosick, Doug 18,21,31,37,42,46. 48.58.59.62.69.99 J Jeffery, Rick 2,7,10,55,61,99 Johnson, Denise 3,4,14,22,34,52, 53 Johnson, John 8,10,44,48 Johnson, Margie 14,15,24,30,34, 38,40,42,45,52,53,55,64 Johnson, Paul 9 Johnson, Todd 3,16,22,30,31,37, 39.41.42.44.45.48.49.56.64.99 Jones, Jeff 2,18,21,22,30,31,33, 42.44.45.48.49.58.59.62.69 Jones, Kevin 3,18,21,25,26.30, 31.33.42.45.46.48.49.62.69 Jones, Kim 14,15,24,35,38,40,42, 52.53,61 Jones, Pat 40 Jorgensen, Francis 8,27,33,58,59 Joseph. Candy 3,14,26,30,34,38, 40,42,45,53,64 Joseph, Connie 9 Joseph, Kay 3,4,16,17,21,24,26, 30,32,34,35,37,40,41,42,45,52, 53 K Kapustka, Gary 7,36 Kent, Delmar 14 Kester, Cliff 19,21,22,30,31,37, 42.46.48.59.60.62.63.69.99 Kinne, Ed 19,21,22,26,27,30,31, 33.37.46.48.49.50.56.57.67.69, 99,100 Klinkebiel, Jeff 4,16,17,22,31, 33,42,44,45,48.49.56.62.63,67 Klocke, Keith 9 Knight, Brenda 4,17,24,28,34,40. 41.42.99 Knight, Bruce 19,21,28,31,40,41, 42.46.66.67.69.99 Koeperich, Louise 2,19,21,32,37, 45.52.53.61.66.67.68.69 L Langley, Brenda 3,19,21,27,30, 32,34,40,41.42,45,55,61,69,98, 100 Leiss, Blaise 40 Liggett, Bonnie 3,14,32,34,42, 53,55 Liggett, Donna 9 Lockenour, Paul 16,17,28,31,33, 39.40.41.44.99 Lowry, Jim 14,40,48,56,64 M Maatsch, Larry 8,10,24.44,48 Miller, Coralyn 2,3,19,21,32,34. 37.40,41,42,44,45,46.67.69.96. 98 Miller, Kurt 13,14.40.48.59,62,63 Miller, Scott 3,4,19,21,25,26,27, 31.39.40.41.42.46.48.56.64.69, 99 Minnick, David 13,14,30.38,40.41, 42.48.56.62.63.99 Minnick, Jean 9 Mollring, J. R. 10,62 Monroe, Tammy 14,15,25,34.40,61 97 Morgan, Joan 3,19,21,30,34,36,37, 41.42.45.46.55.66.67.69.98 Morgan, Suzanne 2,3,16,17,22,24, 25,27,32,35,36,41,42,52,53,55, 61,67 Mousel, Becky 41 Mousel, Michael 14,26,33.41,48,59 Mowry, Dan 4,19,21,22,26,27,30, 31.33.46.48.49.50.66.69.99 Musil, Angela 3,4,16,17,24,25,27, 28.30.35.37.42.52.53.61.99 Musil, Rob 14,25,26.31,44,45,48, 50,56 N Niemeier, Phyllis 9 Nelson, Alan 4,17,30.31,39.42,44, 51,56,62,99,100 O O'Brien, Cindy 3,14,22,34,40,41, 97 P Paisley, Sheryl 41 Palmer, Brenda 4,16,17,21,24,25, 27.35.37.41.52.53.54.55.61 Palmer. Julie 14,15,24,26,30,35, 38.40.42.44.45.52.53.55.61 Patterson, Tom 14,24,41,64 Pearson, Danny 3,14,27,33,38,41, 45,48,58,59,64 Pearson, David 3,20,21,31,33,41, 42,46,48,58,59,62.63,69 Peck, Kris 14,34,41,42,53 Petersen, Jerry 9 Petersen, Mike 17,24,31,33,42,48, 58,59,62 Petersen, Tim 20,21,30,31,33,37. 42.46.48.49.50.56.62.63.66.67, 70.99 Peterson, Amy 61 Peterson, Nancy 3,20,21,32,34, 37.39.41.42.45.46.52.53.61.67, 68.70.99 Phelps, Doris 6 Phelps, Ila 6 Prickett, Dan 3,7,38,40,41,46 R Raburn, Doug 20,21,28,30,31,37, 42,44,46,48,49,56,57.60,62,66. 67,70 Raburn, Joe 9 Roberts, Rhonda 40 s Schlegel, Bill 17,24 Schoenfish, Del 9,25,31 Schoenfish, Veronica 9,25,34 Sexton, Alison 14,25,34,38,42, 45,52,53,54.55,61 Sexton, Bob 4,16,17,24,31,33,41, 42,44,48,62 Sexton, Mike 3,14,33,39,41,42, 48.64 Smith, Ron 20,21,22,28,30,31,33, 37,45,46,48,50,56,57,60,70,98, 100 Spath, Melody 14,25,26,34 Stine, Don 6,10,17,31.46,51,62, 98,100 T tenBensel, Ginger 20,21,26,34, 42.45.46.67.68.70 tenBensel, Ken 17,39,41,42,44, 64,97 Thomas, Rita 41 Tines, Annette 61 Thompson, Betty 9 Tomlin, Judy 20,21,27,30,32,42, 45,67.70,99 Tompkins, Russ 7,9,28,44,99 Trosper, Benny 14,15,25,26,36, 39,41,42,48,58,49 W Watson, William 6,44 Wickizer, Janette 41 Witte, Janet 4,14,30,34,41,42, 53,54,55 Witte, Mark 4,20,21,25,31,42,48, 49.58.59.60.62.66.70 Wulf, Donna 7,26,34 Y Young, Lisa 4,14,24,34,36,39,40, 42.44.52.53.55.64 Z Zysset, Mervin 9 98 Memories of . . . attending school at C.H.S. team captains giving speeches at Homecoming Rally. taking semester tests for the last time at C.H.S. for the seniors. participating in school assemblies. students winning first place at District One-Act plays and participating at State competition in Kearney. f 9 greetings from RVL schools on going to State Basketball. graduation and presenting roses to parents. . . . another year. 100 the excitement of winning Districts. free time during lunch break final checkout at C.H.S. mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MARCELINE MISSOURI USA I I . v V III h im WALS Worth publishing COMPANY mihmoi m , „ a