Cambridge High School - Trojan Yearbook (Cambridge, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1981 volume:

I A Closer Look Often we don’t take the time to look at things as closely as we should. We will always have the memories of being in high school, but will we remember all the fun moments that we shared in the most important four years of our lives? This yearbook was compiled for you so you might relive the favorite moments of high school and to let you take a closer look at things you let pass by. The Editor Table Of Contents Classes .......................... 5 Faculty ......................... 17 Activities ...................... 23 Athletics ....................... 43 Academics ....................... 61 Graduation ...................... 68 Senior Credits .................. 71 Advertising ..................... 73 Index ........................... 98 Closing ........................ 100 Seniors look forward to the future “We have opened the door, the future lies before us.“ The Senior Class motto became the main thought in everyone's mind throughout the year. The class began to think about and plan for the future as the busy year went by. School activities and academics kept the entire class active. The class officers were as follows: President Jeff Klinkebiel, Vice-President Kay Joseph, Treas- urer Lory tenBensel, and Secretary Kathy Frandsen. Student Council Representatives were Brenda Knight, Suzanne Morgan, Alan Nelson and Bob Sexton. The guys pose for Senior Ads Scott Allen Steve Allen Ron Brougham 6 Soott Brougham Joel Davis Kathy Frandsen Lonnie Hampton Kay Joeeph J. D. Harpet Todd Johnson Jeff Klinkebiel Brenda Knight Paul Lockenour Suzanne Morgan Angela Musil Alan Nelson Brenda Palmer Mike Petersen Lory tenBensel Teri Wolken 8 A closer look in color Bob Sexton and Todd Johnson share a relaxing moment over lunch hour. Julie Palmer takes time to display her artistic talents. Cambridge High School Senior class of 1981. Left to right back row: P. Lockenour, S. Brougham. A. Nelson. B. Palmer. J. Klinkebiel. T. Raburn. J. D. Harpst. Middle row: B. Knight. K. tenBensel. J. Davis, L. Hampton, L. tenBensel, R. Brougham. K. Frandsen, S. Allen. Front row: 8. Morgan. M. Petersen. K. Joseph. I. Hasle, A. Musii. B. Sexton. T. Johnson, and S. Allen. Alison Sexton is caught by the camera. Seven Senior members of Annual Staff include (counter clockwise) Scott Brougham, Lory tonBcnsol. Angola Musil, Kathy Frandsen, Kay Joseph, Joel Davis, and Suzanne Morgan. Alan Nelson, Ken tenBensel and Brenda Knight enjoy a typical afternoon in TV Drama. 9 Juniors look forward to the future The Juniors had a very busy year raising funds for the Junior- Senior Prom. This was done by selling magazines at the beginning of the year and running the concession stand at various activities. The highlight of the year was our prom, “Winter Paradise , April 4. Junior class officers for the year were President Alison Sexton, Vice Pre- sident Jeff Hageman, Secretary Julie Palmer, Treasurer Candy Joseph, and Student Body Representatives Angela Chitwood and Doug Highland. The class gained one new member, Steve Brougham. Angela Chitwood receiving a “Happy Birth- day from Mr. Jeffrey. Rob Musil Liaa Young Everyone working on the final touches for Junior-Senior Prom. Rockey Hampton Melody Spath Rrian Carpenter Dorothy Hanpton Danny Pearson Chris Behm demonstrating an experiment in Chemistry while listening carefully. 10 Doug Highland Alison Sexton Steve DeVries Kim Jones Angela Chitwood Jeff Hageman Tammy Monroe Chris Behm Steve Brougham (not pictured) Margie Johnson Kenny Fries Candy Joseph needing some help from Ms. Holtze on Kiddy Day”. Mike Sexton Enjoying Rope’em” Day during homecoming week are Dan Pearson, Doug Highland, Jeff Hageman, and Rob Musil. 11 Sophomores stand out in 80-81 The sophomore class had a successful year participating in sports, music and many other activities including the Penny Ar- cade. Class officers elected for this year were: Denise Johnson, Pre- sident; Vincent Chitwood, Vice- President; Jill Davis, Secretary; Bonnie Liggett. Treasurer; Kurt Miller and Dianna Highland. Student council representatives. Class spon- sors were Mrs. Hoffman and Mr. Maatsch. Jim Fletcher Mike Hansen Doris Hansen Dianna Highland Karen Brougham Rhonda Burton Valorie Brown Vincent Chitwood Tammie Custer Robert Druse Jill Davis Rod Fiene 12 Sophomores really enjoy study hall. Sophomores try hard to finish their packets in typing class. Roger Hein Denise Johnson Bonnie Liggett Jim Lowry Kurt Miller David Minnick Mike Mousel Kristi Peck Tom Patterson Janet Witte Lori tenBensel Kelly Brougham Karen Brougham just loves volleyball. Tom Patterson is President Reagan’s biggest fan. 13 Freshmen look forward to future years at CHS This year, 23 Freshmen began a magic new experience as full-fledged high school students. They found themselves busy with academics, activities, and sports. Their class officers were: Bruce Dragoo, pre- sident; Todd Haase, vice-president; Jill Ankenman, secretary; Barb Hansen, treasurer; Sheryl Paisley, and Blaise Liess, student council representatives. Jill Gaskill doing her stuff. Penny Amann Larry Cornett Jill Oaskill Todd Haase Jill Ankenman Chris Carbaugh Bruce Dragoo Jimmy Ellis 14 Jill Ankenman, Rhonda Roberts, and Becky Mousel try to act surprised. Bessie Hampton Barb Hansen Mike Hotchkiss Jo Howerter Mike Jesse Pat Jones Blaise Liess Becky Mousel Jeanette Wickizer compares answers with Becky Mousel. Sheryl Paisley Rhonda Roberts Marc Shafe Jeanette Wickizer 15 A look at the students Another exciting day at C.H.S. Barb Hansen, Chris Carbaugh, Rhonda Roberts and Denise Johnson use time wisely. Joel Davis, Scott Brougham and Steve Allen give Ange Musil grief. Kathy Frandsen being her usual strange self. 16 I i and now presenting . . . The Faculty Tom Cotton Superintendent This year the faculty consisted of 19 teachers, all of whom worked very hard for the students. They are well worth the credit they receive, because where would the students be without all their help? Dick Haase Guidance Counselor Don Stine Principal 18 Doris Phelps Secretary Ila Phelps Elementary Principal John Johnson Physical Education Rick Jeffrey History Margene Holtze Businoss Education 19 20 Superintendent Cotton busy at work. Carolyn Borland Home Economics Fran Jorgenson Vocational Agriculture Cooks from left to right: Connie Joseph, Phyllis Niemeier, and Betty Thompson. School Board, from left to right. Front row: Paul Johnson, Jerry Peterson, Mervin Zysset. Donna Liggett. Back row: Tom Cotton, Keith Klocke, Joe Raburn. “What is it? Chuck Brown Janitor Ed Froelich Janitor 21 A look at teachers at CHS Mr. Tompkins finds class a little amusing. Mr. Kapustka discussing psychology with his class. 22 Mrs. Schoenfish and Mr. Haase epjoy a cup of coffee while working. Front row. left to right: Angela Chitwood, Jeff Klinkebiel, Suzanne Morgan. Alan Nelson. Angela Musil, Todd Johnson, Julie Palmer, Joel Davis. Lisa Young. Janet Witte. Second row: Alison Sexton, Tammy Monroe. Dan Pearson. Kurt Miller. David Minnick. Doug Highland. Ben Trosper. Tammy Custer. Karen Brougham. Third row: Coach Schoenfish, Kim Jones. Rockey Hampton, Kenny Fries, Kathy Frandsen, Paul Lockenour. Mike Petersen. Ron Brougham, Coach Johnson. Fourth row: Rod Fiene, Rob Druse, Rob Musil, Margie Johnson. J. D. Harpst. Mike Sexton, Tom Patterson, Bob Sexton. Brenda Palmer. C Club Given New Image This year the C Club got a new look with the addition of the girl athletes. Hopefully this will bring more enthusiasm to the Trojan athletic activities. This year the C Club, by itself, put on the Athletic Banquet, and it was a success. The officers this year were, Todd Johnson - President, Alison Sexton - Vice President, David Minnick - Sec. Treas., Bob Sexton and J. D. Harpst student council representatives. C Club officers from left to right: Todd J.. Alison 8., David M.. Bob S. and J.D. Harpst. «4 President Todd Johnson after Athletic Banquet. C Club sponsor Coach Schoenfish speaking at the Athletic Banquet. FBLA prepare for the future The Cambridge Future Business Leaders of America had twelve members. This year there were a number of activities that kept them all busy. The FBLA Chapter held a Businessmen’s Coffee and Cake Raffles. Speakers or field trips included Sho-Art Productions on computers, Marge Hatheway speak- ing on Sex Equality, and Nebraska Job Service on applying for a job. Officors of the chapter were: Kay Joseph, President; Bonnie Liggett, Vice President; Jeanette Wickizer, Treasurer; Denise Johnson, Secre- tary; Jill Davis, News Reporter; Karen Brougham, Parliamentarian. Kay and Candy Joseph enjoying themselves while selling FBLA cake raffle tickets. Micheal Broome entertaining at FBLA Officers Workshop. FBLA mombore from loft to right front row: Margene Holtze sponsor, Bonnie Liggett. Kay Joseph, Denise Johnson, and Jeanette Wickizer. Back row: Margie Jonson. Dianna Highland, Ange Musil, Karen Brougham, Jill Davis, Janet Witte. Ange Chitwood, and Candy Joaeph Ange Musil and Kay Joseph on field trip. FBLA members on a field trip at Sho-Art Productions. FBLA members eating pizza after a field trip. FFA does well at District Front row, left to right: Bob Sexton. Paul Alan Nelson, Steve Allen, and Mr. Jorgensen. Pearson. Mike Sexton, Rod Fiene, Steve Lockenour, Mike Petersen. Jeff Klinkebiel, Back row: Mike Mousel, Jim Fletcher, Dan DeVries and Chris Behm I This year at district competition the FFA chapter did well. At district land judging held October 7 at Beaver City, they took first and second in team competition and on February 10 the chapter went to Curtis for more district competition. The Ag Mechanics team took first, receiving a plaque and qualifying for state competition. The last district competition held before state was held at McCook on March 5. At McCook, they received four first place plaques and qualified in Agronomy, Entomology, Farm Management and Meats for state competition. This year state competition was held on April 9 at Lincoln with fourteen members attending. Members also received many individual ribbons. The Farm Management team placed highest among District 7 teams at state which earned them $62.50 from the Federal Credit Bank in Omaha. Front row, left to right: Alan Nolson, Scott Allen, Steve Allen. Lonnie Hampton, Mike Petersen, J. D. Harpst, Chris Behm, Back row: Rob Musil, Danny Pearson, Kenny Frios, Rooky Hampton, Joel Davis, Steve DeVries, and Ben Trosper. 86 Large staff A large staff of 18 members comprised this year’s annual staff. They put a lot of time and effort into making this year’s annual a special rememberance of your year at CHS. Kathy Frandsen, served as editor, and Kim Jones was business man- ager. Miss Holtze and Mr. Kaputska were the sponsors. Editor Kathy Frandsen is busy cropping pictures Kay Joseph types her copy on triplicate forms. devotes time and effort Front row 1. to r: Mr. Kaputska. Kathy Frandsen. Suzanne Morgan. Alison Sexton. Joel Davis. Kim Jones. Miss Holtze. Back row: Lory tenBensel. Kay Joseph, Ango Musil. Kris Peck. Cindy O’Brien. Todd Johnson. Scott Brougham. Ted Raburn. Ron Brougham, Janet Witte. Jill Davis. Val Brown, Denise Johnson. Ron Brougham gets some advice from Mr. Kaputska on his pages. A look at Student Council The Student Council was in charge of the Christmas party once again this year. The party consisted of a film, an obstacle course race, and then followed with refreshments. Todd Johnson served as Pre- sident and Kay Joseph as vice- president. The sponsor was Mr. Haase. Student Council officers Todd Johnson and Kay Joseph pose for a picture. Front row: Todd Johnson. Second row top to bottom: Alan Nelson. Sheryl Paisley. Bob Sexton, Jeff Klinkebiel, Suzanne Morgan. Brenda Knight, Kay Joseph. Back row: Kurt Alan Nelson and Joel Davis announce the results of the obstacle course race. Miller. Doug Highland, Blaise Liess. Angela Chitwood, Alison Sexton. Dianna Highland, Denise Johnson. Jeff Klinkebiel and Joel Davis decorate the Christmas tree as part of the obstacle course race. 28 One-Act and Speech compete at State This year students were active in Speech and One-Acts and were very successful in their efforts. The One-Act Play got a “I” rating at District and went on to compete at State. Their cast includ- ed: Kathy Frandsen, Ange Musil, Alan Nelson, Todd Johnson, Paul Lockenour, Brenda Knight, Mike Hotchkiss, Blaise Liess, and Jill Ankenman. Only one person participated in District Speech. Brenda Knight received a “I” in informative speaking and competed at State. There she received a “I” and was placed 7th in the state. Pfeiffer’s People Cast. Front row left to right: Alan Nelson, Blaise Liess. Jill Ankenman. Back Brenda Knight. Kathy Frandsen, Ange Musil. row: Paul Lockenour. Todd Johnson. Second row: Mike Hotchkiss. 2ft Bronda Knight giving hor famous speech. Drama Dept, presents “The Good Doctor” Cambridge High presented “The Good Doctor” to the public on March 27. Cast members included: Todd Johnson, Kathy Frandsen, Eric Car- penter. Ange Musil, Alan Nelson, Brenda Knight, Kristi Peck, Jill Ankenman, and Blaise Liess. Blaise Liess talks business with Todd Johnson. Jill Ankenman rehearses her lines. 30 Todd Johnson tires to extract a tooth from Alan Nelson’s mouth. Cheerleaders ignite in 80-81 The Cheerleaders started their 1980-81 season with a trip to Doane College where they attended an ICF cheerleader camp. A new experience for the cheerleaders this year was the absence of a pep club to holp boost team spirit. This left a big responsibility on them. Building spirit for the Trojans are bottom left Palmer. Top row: Kim Jones. Jeanette Wickiser to right: Angela Musil. Brenda Palmer. Julie and Jill Oaskill. Just taking a second for a pose. “Now we're not ones to go 'round spreadin' rumors . . . Left: Cheerleader Jill Oaskill dressed for “Kiddy Day. Right: Let me see your masked rider (Kim Jones), what's that you say? Homecoming Scenes From 1980-81 The Homecoming week this year was an exciting one. The cheerleaders sponsored Spirit Week while the student body was encouraged to participate. They also gave the football team a public pep rally where the candidates for King and Queen were announced. The lack of a pep club caused the cheerleaders to work extra hard. Their support was greatly appreciated. Unfortunately it was not enough to lead them to victory. They were defeated by the Arapahoe Warriors. The annual crowning of the Homecoming Royalty followed the game. The cheerleaders perform in a skit for the public at the pep rally. On Cowboy Day, Jeff Hageman holds up Rob Musil who holds up Dan Pearson who is being held up by Doug Highland. Kathy Frandsen is being a nuisance for the photographer on Kiddy Day. Brenda Palmer studies on Roller Day during 8pirit Week. These students dress-up for Urban Cowboy day during 8pirit Week. Kiddy Day makes accounting a little better for the Juniors. 32 Homecoming Royalty for 1980-81 The King and Queen chosen to represent CHS for the 1980-81 school year are Jeff Klinkebeil and Suzanne Morgan. Todd Johnson and Kay Joseph are chosen as first attendants. Alan Nelson and Ange Musil are chosen for second attendants. 88 Sophomores make bucks! The sophomores raised $640 while having a lot of fun at their Penny Arcade this year. Mr. Tompkins can’t watch as Chuck Eubanks smashes the pie on his head. Jill Davis trys to make everybody look pretty. 34 Juniors and Freshmen enjoy a friendly game of family fuod. Moreland speaks at Athletic Banquet Tim Moreland was the guest speaker at the 1981 Athletic Ban- quet. Mr. Moreland is a well-known radio broadcaster for KFOR radio in Lincoln. He spoke on the advantages and opportunities offered in a small school and community. Russ and Connie Tompkins provided music for the Banquet, which was enjoyed by both students and guests. Following the Ranquet. a dance was held, with Fred Kennedy provid- ing the music and lights. Mr. Schoenfish serves as the Master of Ceremonies at the Banquet. The Tompkins provided music for the banquet. Todd Johnson enjoys the pot-luck dinner. David Minnick does his duty as a C Club member. A few seniors speak with Mr. Moreland 36 Junior class president Alison Sexton extends the welcome. Winter Paradise frozen in our minds The theme for the 1981 Junior- Senior Prom was Winter Paradise, which was held April 4. The servers were Denise Johnson, Bonnie Liggett, Janet Witte, Lori tenBensel, Dianna Highland, Doris Hansen, Kurt Miller, Rod Finne, Rob Druse, Vincent Chitwood, David Minnick and Tom Patterson. The gym atten- dant was Val Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Russ Tompkins and Ms. Roxie Bennett provided the entertainment. Back again by request was the band Luk. I Mr. and Mrs. Tompkins and Ms. Bennett provide entertainment. 36 Brian Carpenter painting our gondola. Julie Palmer and her date admire the skating pond. Ted Raburn and Denise Johnson smile pretty for the cameraman. Brian Carpenter with the new dance, “tho tangle . The sophomore servers front row left to right: Back row: Kurt Miller. Rod Fiene. Rob Druse, Dianna Highland. Janet Witte. Denise Johnson. Vincent Chitwood, David Minnick and Tom Lori tenBensel, Bonnie Liggett. Doris Hansen. Patterson. Chris Behm and Kim Jones take advantage of the tunes. Candy Joseph and Rob Musil take a second to smile pretty. 37 Swing choir moves right along Swing choir had an active year this year. They participated in the Christmas and Spring programs, and the open house. They also performed an individual number at the RVL Vocal Clinic held in Arapahoe. At District Music competition, the swing choir received a III. Roger Hein gives the swing choir a lift to the spring program. Val Brown accompanies on the drums. Swing choir performs at the Chrismas program. I Swing choir from left to right. Blaise Liess. Jill Davis, Doug Highland, Jill Ankenman. Alan Nelson. Lisa Young, Bob Sexton. Angela Musil. Val Brown, accompanist. Cindy O'Brien. Janet Witte, Mike Petersen, Kathy Frandsen, Todd- Johnson. Suzanne Morgan. Jeff Klin- kebiel, Kris Peck, and Brian Carpenter. Center: Bonnie Liggett. Roger Hein. Mixed Chorus has a good year Mixed Chorus performed at both the Christmas and Spring programs. They also competed at District Music Contest in McCook. Those receiving II’s were Girls Glee, and Kris Peck for her vocal solo. Those receiving Ill’s were: Swing Choir, and Kathy Frandsen for her vocal solo. Mixed Chorus. From left to right. Front Row: S. Morgan. P. Amann. K. Frandsen. C. O’Brien, S. DeVries, B. Trosper. T. Johnson, L. Davis, J. Ankenman, K. Brougham. J. Davis. Second Row: Miss Bennett, A. Chitwood, J. Gaskill. K. Peck. J. Wickizer. L. Young, B. Carpenter, B. Liess, B. Liggett. A. Musii. J. Witte. Third Row: C. Joseph, M. Johnson. R. Roberts. L. tenBensel, S. Allen, D. Minnick. A. Nelson, M. Sexton, K. Jones, K. Joseph, B. Knight. Fourth Row: M. Petersen. J. Klinkebiel. B. Sexton, D. Highland, R. Hein. K. Fries. R. Brougham. B. Mousel, B. P lmer. J. Palmer. I. Hassle. „ 21 PENN CAMBRIDGE NE 69022 Band marches to a different tune The Cambridge High School had its ups and downs this season. To start the year. Mr. Tom Egan led the Band. Upon his resignation in December, the Band was without an instructor. Miss Roxy Bennett, the music instructor, had majored in Band direction and stepped in to become their first female director. Her determination and leadership took the Band to district competition where they received a III. Several small groups performed. The saxa- phone quartet, flute quartet and the flute duet all received a score of II. The flute solo by Suzanne Morgan was the only performance to receive a I. Front row. left to right: Julie Palmer. Penny Amann. Jeanette Wickizer. Bonnie Liggett. Dianna Highland, Larry Cornet, Kim Jones, Kris Peck, Suzanne Morgan. Second Row: Doug Highland, Lisa Young. Margie Johnson. Candy Joseph, Tammy Monroe, Rhonda Roberts. Annette Tines, Diane Roberts, Tammy Trosper, Ann Harpst, Becky Mousel, Sara Morgan. Amy Peterson. Third row: Brenda Knight, Mary Liggett, Maryka Hoffman, Cindy O’Brien, Ken tenBensel, Mary Mr. Egan leads the Band as they play at the Christmas program. 40 The Concert Band plays at the Spring Concert under the direction of Miss Bennett. Druse, Danny Pearson, Janet Witte. Jill Ankeman, Kay Joseph. Mike Mousel, Andy Liess, Jimmy Ellis, Blaise Liess. Fourth row: Paul Lockenhour. Wendy Brown, Lori tenBen- sel, Scott Monroe, Rob Druse, David Minnick, Joel Davis, Bruce Dragoo, Sheryl Paisley, Ben Trosper, Jeff Hageman, Todd Johnson. Fifth row: Miss Roxy Bennett. Val Brown. Tommie Custer. Pat Jones, Kurt Miller, Justin Banzhaf, Karen Brougham. Valerie Brown is the Drum Majorette for the 1980-81 marching season. Suzanne Morgan and Kris Peck play their flute duet at the spring concert. 41 Majorettes compliment Band The majorettes for 1980-81 provided entertainment at various occasions. To prepare for the season they all attended a one week workshop at Hastings College where they were taught to show grace, precision and leadership. The football season once again was fortunate enough to have the majorettes perform at all half time shows. Twirling fire was one of the main events. Their presentation of two dance routines during basketball season was enjoyed by all fans. The twirlers do a routine to Dance. Dance, Dance at a half time show. Tho majorette highlight the marching band during a half time show. Despite the cold weather, the twirlers still perform. The majorettes for 1980-81 are as shown: Kay Joseph, Candy Joseph, Bonnie Liggett, Lisa Young, Karen Brougham, and Margie Johnson. 42 Trojan volleyball faces competition The Cambridge Volleyball girls worked very hard and gave a good account of themselves in many games. Yet they had a disappointing and frustrating season with a 3-11 record. But the team can always look to the future. It was an especially hard year for the three seniors, Brenda, Kathy, the pep talk . . . and Suzanne. These girls will be missed very much next season; they contributed much to the program. The prospects for next year should be good with eight returning varsity letter- women for a firm nucleus to build on. The Junior Varsity gets a pep talk. Rranria Palmer setting it up to the front line. Kathy Frandsen gets her hand on the ball for a quick spike against Beaver Valley. the game begins The team gives each other support during the match. The starting team ready for action. 44 The 1980-81 Varsity Volleyball team from left to right. Bottom row: Kim Jones. Lori tenBensel. Angela Chitwood. Alison Sexton. Margie Johnson. Dianna Highland, Suzanne Morgan. Second row: Coach Richard Jeffery. Student Manager Amy Peterson. Brenda Palmer. Kathy Frandsen, Lisa Young, Doris Hansen, Student Managers Denise Hosick and Anne Harpst. The Junior Varsity from left to right. Bottom row: Jeanette Wickizer, Becky Mousel, Penny Amann, Barb Hansen. Bonnie Liggett. Sheryl Paisley, and Denise Johnson. Second row: Coach Richard Jeffery, Karen Brougham. Jill Davis, Janet Witte, Doris Hansen, Rhonda Roberts. Lori tenBensel, and Jill Oaskill 46 Trojans rebuild After losing many seniors from last year, the Trojans this year faced a definite lack of experience. With the majority of the starters being underclassmen, they managed to win three games out of nine while gaining valuable experience. One of the wins came in the first overtime game to be played at Cambridge when they beat Oxford 18 to 12. The Trojan outlook for next year should be good. Jeff Klinkebiel received RVL All Conference offense and defense. A Trojan Play In Action Trojan gridders from left to right. Front row: B. Licss. P. Jones, E. Carpenter, J. Lowry, R. Hampton, B. Trosper, M. Mousel, R. Hein, T. Haase, M. Hotchkiss, B. Dragoo. Second row: Assistant Coaches Larry Maatsch and John CHS Visitors 19 North Platte SP 6 19 Hershey 3 6 Med Valley 27 0 El wood 30 18 Oxford (OT) 12 22 Rep Valley 26 7 Arapahoe 17 0 Alma 31 0 Bertrand 32 Witler, K. Miler, C. Behm, L. Davis, D. Pearson. M. Petersen, T. Johnson, M. Sexton. D. Minnick, R. Fiene, S. Allen. K. Fries, student manager J. Davis, Head coach John Johnson. Back row: J. Fletcher, J. Klinkebiel. O. Highland, R. Druse, C. Eubanks. R. Brougham. B. Sexton, A. Nelson. S. Brougham. M. Shafe, V. Chitwood, R. Musii, J. Hageman. 46 Trojan running back David Minnick breaks for yardage while the rest of the Trojans block. Jeff Hageman trie an unsuccessful fancy catch against Arapahoe. Mike Petersen runs for yardage against Alma. A bunch of happy Trojans after an overtime win over Oxford. Chris Behm looks on after a hard night. Scott Brougham advances the ball after a catch. The cheerleaders line up for the introducing of the Cambridge Trojans starters. 47 Four wrestlers qualify for state The wrestling team sent Mike Jesse, Dan Pearson, and Ben Trosper to State this year. Ken Fries also qualified, but was unable to attend because of illness. Ben placed fifth in the State, while Mike and Dan were eliminated in the wrestlebacks. The Trojans ended the season by winning their last four matches, taking a 4-5 record to Districts. They placed fifth in the District Tournament. � Ben Trosper wins RVL Ben Trosper picks up another win. Kurt Miller finds himself in a bind. Varsity Wrestlers: Scott Allen, student manager, Ben Trosper, Lonnie Hampton, Mike Peterson, Kurt Miller. Joel Davis, Dan Pearson, Rod Fiene, Pat Jones, Mike Jesse, Blaise Liess, Coach Jorgensen. Dan Pearson collects his reward. 48 Mika Paterson gains a pin. Mike Jesse catches up on his sleep. Varsity Scores CHS Opp 6 Republican Valley 63 30 Alma 42 30 Bertrand 37 18 Arahapoc 46 21 Imperial 45 41 Eustis 21 33 Beaver City 22 48 El wood 18 40 Oxford 24 Tournaments El wood Inv. 8th - 39 Cambridge Inv. R.V.L. RV Inv. Districts State 6th 52 7th - 53 1 2 6th - 43 1 2 5th - 89 30th - 15 Wrestling team: front row: Roger Hein, Mike Muusel. Rod Fiene, Pat Jonos, Blaise Lioas, O’Dean Hampton, Kan Frias. Rack row: Scott Allen, student manager, Ben Trooper, Lossie Hampton, Mike Peterson, Kurt Miller, Joel Davis, Dan Pearson, Coach Jorgenson. Julie Palmer trlee to tip It off to one of her teammates. Waiting for the ball are Suzanne Morgan and Kim Jones. Trojans strive for success Having a small squad and many tough games, the girls basketball team struggled through the competitive season. The team and the new coach, Mr. Haase, came away with a 3-10 season. Alison Sexton was named to the RVL second team. Denise Johnson tries to get the ball to one of her teammates. Girls Basketball team from left to right: Denise Johnson, Becky Mousel, Karen Brough- am, Jill Ankonman, Julio Palmor, Angola Chitwood. Lisa Young. Janet Witte. Margie Johnson. Alison Sexton. Jill Oaskill, Kim Jones, Sheryl Paisley, and Suzanne Morgan. Front row: student manager Diana Highland. Coach Dick Haase, student manager. Beth Ilaase. 60 Scores Kim Jones shoots while Janet Witte, Margie Johnson. Julie Palmer go in for the rebound. WE THEY 38 Arapahoe 40 58 Medicine Valley 76 42 El wood 58 32 Oxford 90 74 Wilsonville 25 25 Republican Valley 70 64 Holbrook 72 41 Bertrand 53 45 Alma 49 37 Beaver City 24 Tournaments RVL 27 Districts Republican Valley 87 44 Wilsonville 14 43 Trenton 59 51 Sheryl Paisley tries for the ball, while Jill Oaskill is ready for the steal. Varsity team for 1980-81. Front row: Coach Lowry. D. Minnick. R. Druse. T. Raburn. V. Klinkebiel. J. D. Harpst. Ken tenBensel. T. Del Schoenfish. Back row left to right: J. Chitwood. B. Sexton. R. Brougham. J. Johnson. Trojans fight hard for few victories The Trojan boys basketball team fought hard all year long, but could only come up with a few victories. They finished with a 4-11 record. However, several of those losses were by just a few points. Seven seniors will be graduating from this year's team. They are Ted Raburn, Bob Sexton, Ron Brougham, Jeff Klinkebiel, J. D. Harpst, Ken tenBensel, and Todd Johnson. The junior varsity finished with a 3-7 record. J. D. Harpst races past a Trenton defender for a lay-up. C.H.8. VISITORS 35 Medicine Valley 57 47 Alma 46 49 Wauneta 61 46 El wood 88 67 Bartley 87 62 Oxford 67 49 Orleans 61 66 Republican Valley 67 54 Arapahoe 51 RVL Tournament 54 El wood 77 58 Beaver City 74 56 Trenton 78 68 Betrand 69 District Tournament 53 Haynes Center 43 57 Bartley 74 Ron Brougham shoots for two against Trenton Junior Varsity team for 1980-81. Front row Johnson. Back row: T. Haase, J. Lowry, D. left to right: student manager Andy Liess, Minnick, V. Chitwood, M. Shafe, R. Druse, E. Coach Johnson, student manager David Todd Johnson and Bob Sexton try for a steal against a Medicine Valley player. Carpenter, C. Eubanks, M. Hotchkiss. B. Dragoo. Jeff Klinkebiel stretches to block a shot of an Arapahoe Warrior. 63 Front row. left to right: Bonnie Liggett, Sheryl Paisley, Becky Mousel, Bruce Dragoo. Steve Brougham, Larry Cornett. Mike Hotchkiss. Back row. left to right: Rocky Hampton. J. D. Harpst, Todd Johnson. Joel Davis, Mike Sexton, Doug Highland. Jim Lowry, Tom Patterson, Coach Schoenfish. Trojan golfers do best in C.H.S. history This year the Trojan golfers set many new records at Cambridge. Their victories included firsts at Wauneta, Trenton, and the District Tournament, while receiving second place trophies at Franklin, RVL, and the Lawrence Invitational. In- dividually, Rocky won six medals, Todd won four, J. D. won four, Steve won one, and Jim Lowry won one. Tom Patterson’s participation in many of the meets contributed much to the team also. The rest of the team competed in a reserve tournament at Franklin on May 4. J. D. teeing off at State. Todd’s chip shot to the green. 54 Todd looking down the fairway at hi drive. 56 Steve, why didn't that ball fall? Girls Track. Front row, left to right: Penny Amann, Kim Jones, Kelly Brougham. Alison Sexton, Karen Brougham, Barb Hansen. Suzanne Morgan. Back row: Coach Jeffrey, Teri Wolken, Mel Spath, Tammy Custer, Brenda Palmer, Doris Hansen, Tammy Monroe, Student Manager Paul Lockenour, Coach Witler. Girls place seventh at State The Cambridge Oirls Track had a good season finishing seventh at State, despite having a small team. Brenda Palmer had an outstanding year by breaking 24 records and being named Outstanding Female Athlete at the Alma Twilight. Those competing at the State Track Meet included Brenda Palmer in the 100, 200 and 400 meters and Brenda, Kim Jones, Alison Sexton, and Tammy Custer in the 440 relay. Team Standings Kearney Indoor 7th Elwood Invitational 2nd Oxford Invitational 5th Bertrand Invitational 8th Alma Twilight 3rd Kearney Invitational 4th Cambridge Relays 5th RVL 6th Districts 2nd State 7th Brenda Palmer finishes a close race. 56 Kim Jones takes the turn to the finish line. Brenda Palmer and Suzanne Morgan take a stroll at Districts. Alison Sexton giving it her all at Districts. Karen Brougham shows what she can do in the hurdles. Suzanne Morgan moving out at the start of the 440 relay. Boys Track. Front row, left to right: Todd Haase. Ken Fries, Jeff Hageman. Eric Carpenter, David Minnick, Ben Troeper, Kurt Miller, and Blaise Liess. Back row: Coach Jeffrey, Manager Paul Lockenour. Larry Davis, Mike Petersen. Ron Brougham. Bob Sexton. Jeff Klinkebiel, Marc Shafe, Manager Teri Wollen and Coach Witler. Tracksters do their thing The Cambridge Trojan track team did not have its best year ever, although they were very competitive. The Trojan tracksters’ most impor- tant quality was that they constantly improved, having their best day at Districts, where they took fifth out of seventeen teams. At Districts Ron Brougham qualified for state in the shot and discus and Bob Sexton in the discus. The rest of the Trojans also turned in a fine day. Ron Brougham throwing the shot. v Bob Sexton throwing the discus. 68 Jeff Hageman is shown getting second in the Petersen, Jeff Klinkebiel, and David Minnick. 400 meter relay which also includes Mike Larry Davis is shown clearing a high hurdle. Mike Petersen rounds the corner in the 200 meter dash. Marc Shafe is shown doing his favorite event. Jeff Hageman running the 100. Jeff Klinkebiel throwing the shot. Kenny Fries proving he can do more than bug girls. 59 Tummy Custer, Alison Sexton. Kim Jones and Brenda Palmer warming up for the 440 relay. Ron Brougham hurls the discus at state track meet. Troians represented in four sports at State Many individuals participated at state competition this year. Mike Jesse, Dan Pearson, and Ben Trosper competed in wrestling with Ben winning fifth place. Ken Fries also qualified, but was unable to attend due to illness. The golf team did very well this year by placing third. Golfers competing were J. D. Harpst, Todd Johnson, Steve Brougham, Rocky Hampton, and Jim Lowry. Individual honors went to J. D. and Todd who placed third and eighth respectively. Bob Sexton and Ron Brougham represented the boys track team at state. Ron hurled the shot to a fourth place finish. Five girls competed at state in track. The 440 relay placed third and Brenda Palmer placed fifth in the 100 meters and third in the 200 meters. Ben Trosper waiting between matches at state wrestling. Todd Johnson concentrating on sinking the put at State Oolf in Lawrence. 60 DRUGS STHM Bo lUk UAiK ) : mwtT ORDER III 111 STATE FARM Ml INSURANCE ® Academics Students take a good look at academics Academics are looked at closely during a student's high school years. Academics are the foundation of almost everything you do and think of doing. Students learn to under- stand the way life was, is, and what it probably will be, when they enter the world of work after graduation. Mark Shafe and Pat Jones work hard in Algebra I. The French classes discuss the French eluture with Mrs. Schoenfish. Chris Behm, Mike Sexton, and Danny Pearson compare their projects in the Junior English class. 62 Inger Hassle poses for a picture in Algebra II. Gossip time in Algebra II with Angela Chitwood. Margie Johnson, and Julie Palmer. Candy Joseph and Rob Musil take a look at the class project map in English. Lisa Young and Angela Chitwood work on a chemistry experiment. Afl Mr. Tompkins clears up a problem in English for Margie Johnson and Candy Joseph. Students prepare now as they look to the future The students of C.H.S. look into their future by planning classes according to what they plan on doing in the future. The student has many different choices for a vocational future. C.H.S. offers typing, office practice, shop, Vo Ag, industrial arts, home economics, computer science, and adult living. Ange Musil and Teri Wolken work on their home economics project. Mr. Witler discusses shop techniques as Steve Allen, Lonnie Hampton, and Jeff Klinkeblel listen with interest. 64 Ange Musil participates in an office practice role. Karen Brougham smiles after learning about mircowave cookery. Todd Johnson and Kenny tenBensel give Lory tenBensel and Ange Musil a taste test in 8enlor Home Ec. Mike Petersen works on a project in shop. 65 A look at new academic opportunities The school has made alot of new additions to its academic opportuni- ties. One of the new additions to the 1980-81 classes was the Future Problem Solving Team. The team, which included: Jill Ankenman, Bruce Dragoo. Blaise Liess, and Larry Cornett, qualified for state competition. The team members were selected for their scholastic abilities. The other additions are: com- puter science, adult living. T.V. Drama, and a weight training program. Todd Haase and Mike Hotchkiss try out their muscles as Mr. Johnson picks the winner. Kathy Frandsen. Paul Lockeneur. and Kenny tenBensel show their true personalities. Brenda Palmer rejoices as Lory tenBensel and Alan Nelson look on amazed. 66 Ron Brougham asks Mrs. Borland where to put the bowl. Students recognized at Awards Night Many awards were given at Awards Night. All athletes who had lettered in any sport were presented their letter or bar. Jeff Klinkebiel received the Butch Luther Award and Brenda Palmer the Girls Outstanding Senior athlete. Music awards were presented to band members who lettered as well as a music award to Brenda Knight, John Philip Sousa and Arian award to Suzanne Morgan and choral award to Bob Sexton. Suzanne Morgan was the recipient of the science, math, history, and English medals while Kay Joseph received the business medal. Drama awards were presented to Kathy Frandsen as best actress, Todd Johnson as best actor, Brenda Knight the speech activities and Paul Lockenour the backstage and technical assistance award. Blaise Liess and Tom Patterson received the NEDT Scholastic awards. The All School “C” award was presented to Suzanne Morgan and Jeff Klinkebiel. Miss Bennett watches Bob Sexton and Suzanne Morgan depart from the stage after receiving the special music awards. Cindy O’Brien. Alison Sexton. Angela Chitwood, and Suzanne Morgan leave the stage from receiving their Scholastic “C” awards from Mr 8tine. Lisa Young, not pictured, also received this award. Brenda Knight. Kay Joseph and Suzanne Morgan received the academic medals from Mr. Stine for the highest grade average in various areas. Jeff Klinkebiel receives the Butch Luther Award from Mr. Stine. Brenda Palmer receives the Outstanding Girls Athletic Award from Mr. Stine. Blaise Liess and Tom Patterson received NEDT Awards from Guidance counselor Mr. Haase. 67 Seniors final look at CHS The senior class of 1981 graduated on May 17, at 7:00 p.m. in the Cambridge High School Gym. The Junior escorts were Alison Sexton and Jeff Hageman. We have opened the door, the future lies before us” was the class motto. The class colors were Princess Blue and Wonder White and class flower was the rose. Graduation was an exciting and scary moment. We were no longer the underclassmen; we had made it to the top! The journey was a long and winding road filled with good times and bad. Now we were on our own to put to use all we had learned as well as learn more about the world and ourselves. Below: The Senior class sings to friends and relatives for the final time. Suzanne Morgan gives Valedictorian speech. Angela Musil gives Salutatorian address. 68 Kirk and Tina congratulate Lory tenBensel! Scott Allen and Lory tenBensel make the final Kathy Frandsen received a scholarship to journey to the end of their high school career. Kearney State College. Good Job! Seniors listen closely as Suzanne Morgan speaks on what high school meant to her. 69 Ron Brougham can’t believe that Suzanne Morgan. Kay Joseph, and Kathy Frandsen haven't learned to dress themselves yet. (Audience Stand) Invocation................................ Rev. Paul van Gorkom Address - Baccalaureate..................Rev. Vernon Knight Times of Your Life............................Senior Chorus By Applebaum - Accompanist, Kathy Frandsen Class History.................................Brenda Palmer Salutatorian..................................Angela Musil of Awards. --------- ... Stion of Cla W................................ loon StfTm Pcipal Presentation of Diplomas..................... Mr. Paul Rainbow Connection, i........j... r J.. J.....Senior Cforus By Emerson - Accompanist, Kathy Frandsen Benediction---- . ..............|. .1. Rev. Paul van Gorkom (Audience Stand) Recessional----f.......i.......................M . Band (Audience Seated) f| i 70 Senior Credits Scott Allen - Football 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 2,3; F.F.A. 2,3,4; County Government Day 4 Steve Allon - F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. Officer 4; Plays 3,4; County Grovern- ment Day 4; State F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; National F.F.A. 3,4; State One-Act 3 Ron Brougham - Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Track 1.2,3.4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; C Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Plays 3 Scott Brougham - Entered C.H.S. Senior Year; Football 4; Annual Staff 4 Joel Davis - Football Student Man- ager 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,3,4; Golf 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; FBLA 1; F.F.A. 4; C Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Plays 3; County Government Day 4 Kathy Frandsen - Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus I, 2,3,4; Swing Choir 4; Class Officer 3,4; Student Council 1; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Editor 4; Plays 3,4; Majorette 1; Cheerleader 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Problem Solving Team 4; Best Actress Award Lonnie Hampton - Wrestling 3,4; Golf 1,2; F.F.A. 4; Plays 3; County Government Day 4 J. D. Harpst - Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3; Golf 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 2; C Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 2; Student Council 4; Plays 3; State Golf 2,3,4 Todd Johnson - Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; C Club 2,3,4; C Club Officer 3,4; Class Officer 1,3; Student Council 2,3,4; Officer 4; Student Body President 4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Homecoming - 1st Attendant; Plays 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Coun- ty Government Day 4; Boys State 3; District One-Act 3,4; State One-Act 3,4; State Golf 1,2,3,4; Best Actor Award Kay Joseph - Volleyball 1,2; Golf 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; FBLA Officer 3,4; Class Officer 1,2,4; Student Council 3; Student Body Vice President 4; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming - 1st Attendant; Plays 3; Homecoming Attendant 3; Majorette 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pep Club Officer 3; Business Award Jeff Klinkebiel - Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Swing Choir 4; F.F.A. 2,3,4; F.F.A. Officer 4; C Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 4; Student Council 4; Homecoming - King; Plays 3; Graduation Attendant 3; F.F.A. State Convention 4; East-West All- Star Game; Butch Luther Award; All School “C” Award Brenda Knight - Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 4; Student Council 4; Plays 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Speech 2,3,4; District Speech 3,4; State Speech 3,4; District One-Act 3,4; State One-Act 3,4; Music Award; Speech Activities Award 71 Paul Lockenour - Track Manager 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3; F.F.A. 2,3,4; F.F.A. Officer 4; C Club 2,3,4; Plays 3; County Government Day 4; Speech 3,4; District One-Act 3,4; State One-Act 3,4; Backstage Assis- tance Award Suzanne Morgan - Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; FBLA 2,3; FBLA Officer 3; C Club 4; Class Officer 1,2,3; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Homecoming - Queen 4; Graduation Attendant 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Girls State 3; Science, Math, History and English Award; All School “C” Award; John Phillip Sousa Award; Arion Award Angela Musil - Volleyball 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 4; FBLA 4; C Club 4; Class Officer 2,3; Student Council 3; Officer 3; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming - 2nd Attendant; Plays 3,4; County Government Day 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls State Alternate 3; District One-Act Play 3,4; State One-Act Play 3,4 Alan Nelson - Football 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 3; Cross Country 1,2,3; Golf 2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 4; F.F.A. 1.2.3,4; F.F.A. Officer 4; C Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Homecoming - 2nd Attendant 4; Plays 3,4; County Government Day 4; State F.F.A. Convention 4; State One-Act 3,4; Speech 3,4; State Golf 2 Brenda Palmer - Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; C Club 4; Class Officer 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Athletic Award Mike Petersen - Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 1.2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 2.3.4; Swing Choir 4; F.F.A. 2,3,4; F.F.A. Officer 4; Student Council 1; Plays 3; East-West All-Star Game; F.F.A. State Convention Ted Raburn - Entered C.H.S. Senior Year; Basketball 4; Annual Staff 4 Bob Sexton - Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Golf 1; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; F.F.A. 2,3,4; F.F.A. Officer 3; C Club 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Plays 3; F.F.A. State Convention 4; East-West All- Star Game Alternate; Choral Award Ken tenBensel - Football 1,2; Basket- ball 1,2,3.4; Golf 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; F.F.A. 2; Plays 3; County Government Day 4 Lory tenBensel - Golf 2; Band 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2; FBLA 1,2; Class Officer 4; Annual Staff 4; County Government Day 4; Majorette 1.3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3 Teri Wolken - Entered C.H.S. Senior Year; Track Manager 4; Mixed Chorus 4 72 Advertising CARPENTER GRAVEL SERVICE Phone 697-3818 Cambridge, Ne. Husky Service And Cafe Trosper and Sons Phone 697-8731 Cambridge, Ne. KAY’S CUT AND CURL PHONE 697-4683 Cambridge, Ne. 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INDIANOLA, NEBR. 69034 Bruce Brooks Sons All Grain Transporting Needs Phone 697-4286 Cambridge Dickson Masonry Vern Dickson Bartley 692-3413 Cambridge Landfill Gary Joseph i Phone 697-4550 DEBBAN LUMBER 661 Locust P. O. Box 346 Arapahoe, NE 68922 Phone (308 ) 962-7810 TIMMERMAN SONS FEEDING CO., INC. EZ SPRINGFIELD NEBRASKA 88039 402-253-2218 INDIANOLA. NEBRASKA 69034 308-364-2221 Bartley 66 Tank Wagon Service John Karen Werkmeister Owners Bartley, Nebraska (308) - 692-3454 92 Downtown Above Walts Drug Ivanhoe 12 Varieties Hot or Cold 8 Sub 4 Mini sub McCook The Round Up Inn Eldon Donna Guthrie Indianola, Nebraska 364-9921 West 9th C 345-1810 Lockenour Furniture Phone 697-3837 Cambridge The Hair Factory Hours: 9AM - 5PM Monday - Saturday Styles for guys gals Headquarters for entire family haircare RedKen Retail Dealer Jan Gaskill Owner - Operator Phone 697-4500 621 Patterson Cambridge Spirit Shoppe Owners Pete Karen Highland Phone 697-4700 Bellamy Brothers INC Arapahoe Phone 962-7448 Holbrook Veterinary Clinic Lee’s Body Shop Phone 364-2416 Indianola Body and Fender Repair 93 METAL CRAFT INC Irrigation supplies and motors Overhaul Jobs and welding Congratulations 1980 - 1981 TROJAN FOOTBALL TEAM BORLAND’S FLORAL DRUSE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Hail Crop Auto Home C. R. Druse Cambridge Ph. 697-3616 THE PRINT SHOP Larry Linda Poster For all your job printing needs Ph. 697-4819 94 Cambridge Locker Cambridge MARLINE TOGS The Store For Women and Children Cambridge LARRY’S CHAMPLIN MICHELIN - GOODYEAR TIRES Tank wagon service. Cambridge Nebraska Ph. 697-4839 96 McCook Lettering Service Monograming Embroidering on Garments Emblems of any Amount McCook 503 Nebr. East 7th LORD S INC. Hardware - Furniture - Appliances TROSPER’S BODY SHOP For 99 years the Home of Famous Brands Indianola. Nebr. Cambridge STOCKMAN’S FEED SUPPLY Phone 697-4230 BARTLEY LUMBER Behlin Buildings and General Supplies Bartley, Nebr. 209 South McCook Purina . . . Planning tomorrow with research today. Annual Staff Thanks all Advertisers 96 Boosters Arapahoe Williams Bros. TNT Farm Supply Wagner’s Supermarket Dawson Associates Cunningham Feed Supply Richard J. Whitman, D.D.S. Wolf Floral Bartley Teter’s Drug Store Cochran’s IGA Burton Well Drilling State Bank of Bartley Cambridge Knit-n-Sew State Farm Insurance — Horace Bellamy Eisenhart Eisenhart Business Service Kansas Nebr. Gas Co. Dr. Warren Jones, D.D.S. Krauss Blacksmith Shop Kent’s Service M M Carpet Craft Village Barber Shop Gene Eileen Messersmith Mr. J’s Sporting Goods Indianola Uerling Locker Gambles of Indianola Blume’s Supermarket Indianola Agency McCook J. C. Penney’s Company Schiltz Jewelers Stichney’s Inc. Ben Franklin Johnson’s Jewelry Country Blues P. F. Pate Hardware Ford’s Jewelry Autographs Casco Supply Red Willow Lanes Ranchers Building Materials Neilsen Chiropractic Health Center Clyde F. Starrett Wilmonts Fireside Inn McCook Concrete Southwest Mobile Homes C. T. Jewell Company Lee Jansen Motor Co. Modern Cleaners Interiors Gift Shop Turman’s Store for Men McCook Class Mirror Vogue Clothing Automotive Sales Service Co. Klein’s Motor Electric G. D. Farwell Allied Oil Supply Brass Buckle for Guys and Gals Brown’s Shoefit Vap’s Seed and Hardware Champlin Recreation Moonlight and Roses Index A Allen, Paula 14,16,32 Allen, Scott 6,9,26,39,46,48,49, 68.69.70.72.94.100 Allen, Steve 6,8,9,16,26,64,68, 69.72.77.81.85.100 Amann, Penny 14,31,39,40,41,45, 50.62.100 Ankenman, Jill 14,29,30,38,39,40, 41.50.100 B Behm, Chris 3,10,11,26,37,46,47, 61,62, Bennett, Roxie 19,21,36,38,39,40, 41,67,68 Borland, Carolyn 21,66 Brougham, Karen 12,13,24,25,39, 40,41,45,50,56,57,65 Brougham, Kelly 13,56 Brougham, Ron 6,9,24,27,32,39,46, 47.52.58.60.66.68.69.70.94.100 Brougham, Scott 2,6,9,16,27,46,47, 68,69,94 Brougham, Steve 54,55,62 Brown. Amy 19,21,22 Brown, Chuck 21 Brown, Chuck 21 Brown, Valorie 12,27,38,40,41 Burton, Rhonda 12,61 C Carbaugh, Christine 14,16,64 Carpenter, Brian 10,36,37,38,39,61 Carpenter, Eric 3,14,46,53,58 Chitwood, Angela 10,11,24,25,28, 39,40,44,45,50,61,63,67 Chitwood, Vince 12,36,37,46,52,53 Cornett, Larry 14,15,40,41,54 Cotton, Tom 1,18,20,21,69 Custer, Tammy 12,24,40,41,56,60, 99 D Davis, Jill 12,16,25,27,34,38,39, 44,45,61 Davis, Joel 3,6,9,16,24,26,27,28, 40.41.46.48.49.54.68.69.94.100 Davis, Larry 10,39,46,58,59 DeVries, Steve 10,11,26,39 Dragoo, Bruce 14,40,41,46,53,54, 62 Druse, Robert 12,24,34,36,37,40,41, 46,52,53 E Egan, Tom 40 Ellis, Jimmy 14,40,41,65 Eubanks, Chuck 2,14,34,46,47,53 F Fiene, Rod 3,12,24,26,37,38,46,48, 49 Fletcher, Jim 12,26,46 Frandsen, Kathy 3,4,5,6,9,16,24, 27,29,32,38,39,44,45,61,66,68, 69,95 Fries, Kenny 5,11,24,26,39,46,48, 49,58,59 Froelich, Ed 21 G Gaskill. Jill 14,31,32,39,45,50, 51,100 H Haase, Richard 18,22,50,67 Haase, Todd 14,32,34,46,53,58,66 Hageman, Jeff 1,11,32,34,37,40,41, 46,47,58,59 Hampton, Bessie 15,98 Hampton, Dorothy 10,61 Hampton, Lonnie 7,9,26,48,49,64, 68,69,70,77,81,85 Hampton, Rocky 10,24,26,46,47,49, 54,55 Hansen, Barb 15,16,45,56 Hansen, Doris 12,16,36,37,44,45,56 Hansen, Michael 12 Harpst, J. D. 7,9,24,26,52,68,69, 100 Hasle, Inger 9,39,62 Hein, Roger 4,13,38,39,46,47,49, 100 Highland, Dianna 12,25,28,37,38,40, 41,44,45,50 Highland, Doug 10,11,24,28,32,34, 38,39,40,41,46,54 Hoffman, Diane 20,21,22 Holtze, Margene 4,19,25,27,32 Hotchkiss, Mike 15,29,46,53,54,66 Howerter, Johanna 15,98 J Jeffery, Rick 11,19,44,45,56,58, 98 Jesse. Mike 15.48,49 Johnson, David 53 Johnson, Denise 5,16,25,27,28,36, 37,44,50,61 Johnson, John 19,46,53 Johnson, Margie 2,10,11,24,25,32, 39,40,41,42,45,50,51,63 Johnson, Paul 21 Johnson, Todd 1,2,7,9,24,27,28, 29,30,32,38,39,40,41,46,47,52 53,54,55,60,65,68,69,94 Jones, Kim 10,11,16,24,27,31,32, 34,37,39,40,41,44,45,50,51,56, 98 57,60,98.99 Jones, Pat 15,40,41,46,48,49,62, 100 Jorgensen, Francis 21,48,49 Joseph, Candy 4,10,25,37,38,40, 41,42,63 Joseph, Connie 21 Joseph, Kay 7,9,25,27,28,32,39, 40,41,42,67,68,69,70,100 K Kapustka, Gary 2,19,22,27 Klinkebiel, Jeff 1,4,5,7,8,9,26. 28,32,38,39,46,47,52,53,58,59, 64.67.68.69.77.81.85.91.94.100 Klocke, Keith 21 Knight, Brenda 7,9,28,29,39,40, 41.67.68.69.100 L Liggett, Bonnie 13,25,37,38,39,40, 41,42,45,54,61 Liggett, Donna 21 Liess, Andy 53 Liess, Blaise 15,28,29,30,38,39, 40,41,48,49,58,62,67 Lockenour, Paul 7,9,24,26,29,40, 41,56,58,66,68,69,70,72 Lowry, Jim 13,52,53,54,55 M Mattsch, Larry 20,46,47 Miller, Kurt 13,24,28.37,38,40,41, 46.47.48.49.58 Minnick, David 4,13,16,24,34,37, 38.39.40.41.46.47.52.53.58 Monroe, Tammy 10,11,24,40,41,56 Morgan, Suzanne 7,9,24,27,28,32, 38,39,40,41,44,45,50,56,57,67, 68.69.100 Mousel, Michael 5,13,26,40,41, 46,49 Mousel, Rebecca 2,14,15,32,39,40, 41.45.54.100 Musil, Angela 3,4,7,9,16,24,25,27, 29.31.32.38.39.64.65,68,69 Musil, Rob 10,11,24,26,32,37,38,46, 47.61.63 N Neimeier, Phyllis 21 Nelson, Alan 1,3,4,8,9,24,26,28, 29.30.32.38.39.66.68.69.94.100 O O’Brien, Cindy 10,27,38,39,40,41, 61,67 P Paisley, Sheryl 15,28,31,40,41, 45.50.51.54.100 Patterson, Tom 13,24,37,38,54,62, 67 Palmer, Brenda 4,5,8,9,24,31,32, 39,44,45,56,57,60,66,67,68,69, 98,99 Palmer, Julie 4,9,10,24,31.32, 36.39.40.41.45.50.63 Pearson, Danny 10,11,24,26,32,40, 41,46,48,49,62 Peck, Kris 12,13,27,38,39,40,41, Petersen, Mike 8,9,24,26,38,39, 46,47,48,49,58,59,65,68,69,77, 81,94 Peterson, Jerry 21 Phelps, Doris 18 Phelps, Ila 18 R Raburn, Joe 21 Raburn, Ted 8,9,16,27,36.52,68, 69 Roberts, Rhonda 14,15,16,39,40, 41,45 s Schoenfish, Del 20,24,52,54,55, 100 Schoenfish, Veronica 20,22,62 Sexton, Allison 4,9,10,11,24,27, 28,36,44,45,50,51,56,57,60.67, 98,99 Sexton, Bob 5,8,9,24,26,28,38,39, 46,47,52,53,58,67,68,69,70, 77,85,94 Sexton, Mike 11,24,26,37,39,40,41, 54,62 Shafe, Marc 15,46,53,58,59,62, 100 Spath, Melody 56 Stine, Don 18,22,67,71 T tenBensel, Ken 3,8,9,28,52.65,66, 68.69.70.100 tenBensel, Lori 13,36,37,40,41, 44.45.61 tenBensel, Lory 4,8,9,16,27,66, 66,68,69,77,85,91,95 Thompson, Betty 21 Tompkins, Connie 36 Tompkins, Russ 18,22,34,36 Trosper, Ben 10,24,26,37,39,40,41, 46,48,49,58,60 W Wickizer, Jeanette 15,16,25,31, 39,40,41,45 Witte, Janet 13,24,25,27.38,39, 40.41.45.50.51.61 Wittier, John 20,46,47,56,58,64 Wolken, Teri 8,16,56,58,64,68,69. 70.100 Y Young, Lisa 3,10,24,38,39,40,41, 42,45,50,61,63 z Zysset, Mervin 21 99 Pat Jones, Steve Allen, and Alan Nelson finish up their Mr. Schoenfish hands back old Biology tests to the final project in Industrial Arts. sophomores to prepare for finals. Teri Wolken, Ron Brougham, Suzanne Morgan, and Kay Joseph decide it’s time to clean their lockers. As the school year ends And graduation day draws near. We think of bittersweet memories And remember yesteryear. Remember the hellos and laughter Talk over all our fears Reflect on learning and sharing Before the goodbyes and tears. 100 Seniors endure the final day. mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MARCELINE. MISSOURI. USA I