Central City High School - Bison Yearbook (Central City, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1981 volume:

CENTRAL CITY HIGH so 1100!; Central City , NE 68326 Table 01 Contents 1mm! CLASSES 3 F ACULTY 4'1 F AVORIT E S 51 AC'I'IV I 'l'l ES 5 7 . MUS IC 8 7 SPO RTS 103 lull... . I .uvh..N1ucIm..!u'x.J.,mnm-Ia' .. Kn u; JOHN BEAL 'tYesterday is gone. Tomorrow never comes. So live your life in today's world! MARK BOLLING Even though I like to sin. lalways kill them with my grin. Wrestling 2, 3, 4; CC Club 2, 3, 4. KURT BECKER Depend on the rabbit's foot it you will, but remember that it didn't work for the rabbit. Band 2, 3, 4; V Music 4; Basketball 2; Wrestling 3; Golf 2. i, MATT BOLLING It I can't be with the woman I love. I'm in love with the woman I'm with. Football 3, 4; Wrestling 2. 3. 4; Stu- dent Council 3, 4. AMY BECKSTROM Every time I try to put my best foot forward, someone always steps on mytoesl Band 2. 3, 4; V Music 2. 3. 4; Nom- inls 3. 4; FBLA 3. 4; FHA 2, 3: Yell Club 2, 3: JFF 2. 3. 4: Pom Pon Gm 3. 4. Not pictured: NICK BUEHLER KEVIN BROWN HI didn't do it! Track 4, FFA 2, 3, 4. MELVIN BURKHARDT No onewever said it was going to be easy, buHhis 63' ridiculous. Golf2, 3, 4, PAT CONNELL - Everyone4was born right handed, but only a few of us were intelligent enough to overcome the handi- cap. Band 2, 3, 4; V Music 2. FBLA 2. 3. 4; Yell Club 2; JFF 2; Flag Girl 3, 4; Porn Pon Girl2. REX CAMPBELL Wasting time is a very important part of living. Band 2, V Music 3; FCA 2. 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Wrestting 2; Drama Club 2; Gun Club 2, 3. 4. JOE CORBIN Practice makes perfect, but nobody's perfect. so why prac- tice? Basketball 3, 4. TERRY CATLETT i have been complimented many times and they always embarrass me; I almys feel that they have not said encugh. Football 3, 4; Track 2. 3, 4; FFA 2, 3, 4; CC Club 2, 3, 4 KEVIN DAVIS After silence. that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpros- sibte. is music. Band 2, 3, 4; V Music 2, 3, 4; Nom- inis 2; Cross Country 2, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3. 4; FFA 2. 4; CC Club 2, 3, 4; Yell Club 2. RONALD DETTMAN One who has done big things, but said Iittle. JAMES FITZGERALD 'tlf you need anything, just ask; then I'll tell you how to get along without it. Football 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3. 4; CC Club 2, 3, 4, LYNN DONELSON Don't bug me about my mistakes, look at an the thought that went into them. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2. 3; Voltey- ball 2, 3. 4; CC CIub 2. 3, 4; Yell Club 2; FCA 2. 3, 4; NHS 3. 4. 'V'XIHTII'II' '5' fffffy IIINIIXOI;I;I :t'tiPQtIl ,I'III'III 10 ; 1222 i ,-- M? 4 , I ttl 'Il ., ' ft 4 ! A $21,,1f' 2$W ii! x. 0.2;; I U I , E JAY FERRIS The secret of being happy is not to be troubled by little things. Band 2, 3, 4: V Music 2, 3, 4; Nom- inis 3. 4; Gotf 2, 3. 4; FFA 2, 3, 4; FCA 2,3, 4. TERRI ERIKSEN I'If you're going to do something tonight that you'll be sorry for tomorrow morning, sleep late! Yell Club 2, 3; Cheerleader 3; Span- ish Club 2. ,3 LAURIE FOULK Keep your face to the sun, and the shadows will fall behind you. Band 2, 3, 4; V Music 2, 3, 4; FHA 3. 4; Yell Club 2; Student Council 2; JFF 2, 4; Porn Pon Girl 2, 3, 4. CINDY FOUSEK FOZ Basketball 2. Yell Club 2. 3. CRAIG GARRETT '1 didn't have time to find a short quote. Band 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; FFA 2. 3. DIANA FULTON If you don't really, honestly sin- cerely love me . . . Fake it! V Music 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; FHA 2. 3. 4; Yell Club 3, 4; JFF 3. 4. DON GARRETT Silence is foolish if we are wise, but wise if we are foolish. Basketball 3, 4; Golf 3, 4. TRACY GAGHAGEN HThe original mistake was inventing the calendar. This led in due course, to having Mondays. Yell Club 2; Cheerleader 2; JFF 2; Spanish Club 2. TRACEY GARRETT I feel the greatest reward for doing is the opportunity to do more. Band 2, 3, 4; FHA 2; JFF 2. RON GLAUSE I've got all the right answers. it's lust the questions that baffle me. FFA 2. 3, 4. TIM HARLOW A man of few thoughts but lots of action. Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Gun Club 2. 3, 4. BECKY GLYNN . the general look of a fallen angel traveling incognito. Band 2, 3. 4; V Music 2; FBLA 3. 4; FHA 2; JFF 3; Flag Girl 3. 4. NANCY HENDRICKS The more I think; the more con- fused I 99!. V Music 3, 4; Volleyball 3; Drama Ctub 3. 4; FBLA 4; FHA 4; Yell Club 3, 4; JFF 3, 4; FCA 3. 4; Thespians 4. I; actor by how he mu thou WI .. can do nothing for him. LAURIE HQLMSTEDT w 'The secret of happiness is not Mg what you do, WI domgQMit you guusm 2. Figxgmomiiis g?nnual m24 4,jFIIA34;YeII Club 2. 3. , :2 4 , 1?; w L TERESA KAISER , 'It is betbr' to mm a little . Into misunderstandalot.' , v, .3 4; VMusic2, 3 4; NEWI- ;FHA 2 3 4; YeIICIub2 3 3;FCA4, CONNIE HOSTETLER There are two sides to every argu- ment. but I don't have time to listen to yours. Track 2; FBLA 4; Yell Club 2; JFF 2. 3, 4; Flag Girl 3. STEVEN KELSO My expectation is that the sky will fall. My faith Is that there is another sky behind it. Football 2, 3. 4: FBLA 4; Wrestiing 2; CC Club 4: FCA 2. LINDA HUBER Keep your lace tox'the sunshine and you cannot . he shadow. V Music 2; Annual aff 2, 4; FBLA 4; FHA 3, 4; Ye Club 2. 3. mhcmxm MM ' 'If you see someone mthOut a , smile give himyours.' .. 8and2 3 4 VMusic2 3 4; FHA2 ; 3 4 YellCIubQ 3- JFF2 3 4f Majorette2 3 4 10 -x vr'tt o JODIE KRANCE A m a 'back to nature' girl. I like ple things in life - cna a cadillads. and cash mg d2;FBLA4lY bZS .eenead . i LISA KRANCE The most wasted of days is that in which you have not laughed. V Music 2. 3. 4; Nominis 4; Class Sec. 4; FHA 3, 4; Yell Club 2. 3; JFF 2; Office Help 3, 4; Twirler 4. DAVE LEWIS Women - you can't live with them, and you can't live without them. Wrestling 2, 3, 4; CC Club 2, 3, 4; FCA 2,3, 4. RUSS KUHN I can't make people like me. but if I wasn't me. I would like me. Basketball 3; Golf 2; Gun Club 2. BRIAN LIEGL 'When you give to people. you're not only helping others - you're helping yourself Football 3; Basketball 2; Drama Club 2, 3; CC Clubd; JFF2, 4M; x w yum- .1 a u . , Haw... c -..u 3 u. v u... g ... .. -..-.,..m . . .63-... .r . ..,.,.... .-...3.n.. --....w. ...u. -43.. .3..-.....A.. w..- .,. 9.x. RON LUDDEN I never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles me. Football 2, 3, ketball 2, 3, 4; dentCounciI 4 , ck 2. 3, 4; Bas4 . Club 2, 3.4; Stu- SHELLY MARSH Even a stopped clock is right twice a day. V. Music 2, 3; Track 3, 4; FFA 2. 3, 4; Yell Club 2. 3. 4; JFF 2. MIKE MALCOM YouTe not really sman until you know what you're dumb at V Music 2. 3. BILL MAY The universe is full of magical things, patiently waiting for our wits to grow sharper. FBLA 4. TERESA MALM When the going gets tough . . . Km 'em with a SMILE! Band 2, 3. 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2. 3: Volieyball 2. 3, 4; Class Officer 2, 3. 4; cc Club 3, 4; Yell cum 2: FCA 2, 3. 4; NHs 2. 3. 4. MICHELLE MclLNAY I may have my faults, but being wrong isn't one ofthem. . Band 2, 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Track 2, 3; VoWeyba 2, 3: Drama CIub 3, 4; FBLA 4; CC Club 3, 4; Yell Club 2; JFF 2; FCA 2, 3, 4; Flag Girl 3. 11 12 42:7 TIM MOMMENS ?' No one can make you feel inferior igithout your consent. V Music 2, 3 4; Nominis 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Basketball , 3, 4; T k 2. 3. 4; Drama Ciub' 4; CC 4 3-3? Class Officer 3; Yell Club JACQUE MUSTARD The problem with some people is they won't admit their faults - i'd admit mine if i had any. Yeii Club; JFF 2. DARLA PAULSEN Smile and the world smiles with you. Cry and you cry alone. Band 2. 3, 4; V Music 2, 3, 4; Valley- ball 2; FBLA 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Yell Club 2, 3; JFF 2, 3, 4. CRAIG means : Life is too short not to live up lot ' Band 2, 3 4' Football 2. 3, 4: B: NZ 3 4 T1ack3: ,' M7334? $ Q X a, 19'. qt DARLA PENNEY: 2 uWhatever women do they must do twice as well as men, to be thought half as good. Luckily, this is not dif- ficult Band 2 3 4; Basketbail 2 3 4; Track 2. 3 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Class Pres. 3; FBLA 4; CC Club 2, 3, 4; Yell Club 2; Student Council 3; FCA 2,3,4. PAUL PETERSEN What we need is not the will to believe. but the wish to find out. Band 2, 3. 4; V Music 2,3,4; Nom- inis 4; Wreullng 2. 3. 4: FCA 2, 3, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; A , .. $3; ., . f MAR ,VUfTER: gay will ha n whathorlor 2' $$$$Q$33l$mb 4. LINDA RILEY When in charge, ponder, When in trouble, delegate, When in doubt. mumble. FBLA 3, 4; JFF 2. 3. STACEY SAWYERS All I want is less to do, more time to do it in, and more pay for getting ltdone. Wrestling 2; Track 2; Golf 2. hi x7 lllp,$2 LYNN ROSCOE Now what do I do? Band 2, 3, 4; V Music 2, 3. 4; FBLA 3. 4; Yell Club 2; JFF 2. 3, 4; Flag lg riGirl 3. CANDACE SCHEER 'lAlways happy, never sad, some times naughty, but never had Band 2, 3, 4; V Music 2, 3, 4; Class Sec. 2; FHA 3, 4; Yell Club 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4; JFF 2, 3. 4; Office Help 3, 4. 13 14 COLLEEN SCHWARTZ You can't cross the sea merely by standing and staring at the water. V Music 2. 3, 4; FFA 2, 3, 4; Yell Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; NHS SCOTT SMITH Deference. not defiance. Football 2, 3; Wrestling 2, 3. 4; Track 2; FFA 2. Welp 4; NHS 3 4. .; -r1,- DARRYL STEPHENS I have an oplnmjn abomoverything .. ; and my opinion Is I m naver mm H qutball 2. a, 4; BasIEe'IbaII 2, 3. 4; . Track 2. 3. 4:00 Club 2, 3, 4. CRAIG STRATTON I'm learning a lot my senior year, but I'm not sure what. V Music 2. 3. 4; Nominis 3,4; Diama Club 4. VANETA VAUGHN A person is only complete when he has a true friend to understand him. Band 2. 3, 4; V Music 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Track 3. 4; Votleyball 2. 3, 4; FBLA 4; CC Club 2. 3. 4; Yell Club 2; FCA 4. your wn way . Ban 2 3, 4; V inis2. 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Spanish Clubs; NHS 15 GREG WICHMANN If at first you don't succeed. you4re running about average. FFA 4; Gun Club 3, 4. SHARI WILLIAMS , Hitch your wagon to a star. V Music 2. 3; FFA 2. 3, 4; Yell Club 2, 3; JFF 2, 3. 16 BRENDA WILLIAMS Use yOur abilities as you would any other precious gift. V Music 2. 3; Track 3; FBLA 4; Ya Club 3. 4; JFF 4; Spanish Club 3. 4; NHS 3. 4. JUDY WILSON You must look Into people. as well as at them. Band 2. 3, 4; FHA 2; JFF 2; Office Help 4. RUSTY WILLIAMS Don't let life discourage you; everyone who got where he is had to begin where he was. V Music 2, 3; Football 3; Track 2, 3. 4. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTA- TIVES: In back: Stove Schullcr. non Lud- don, Matt Bolling, in tront. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Tammy Stuart, Treasurer: Lion Krance, Secretary; Tori Malm, Vice President; Darla Penney, Pruidom. SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS: Mr. Jorgen- un, Mrs. Hndonloldt. Mr. Gloor. . ' . x :t. 0 ' ! 17 Homecoming Activities Flourish The forever traditional activities of CCHS homecoming proved to be spectacular. The royalty activities began with the escorting of the queen candidates, seated in sparkling cor- vettes. driven to the front of the stadium. The king candidates then escorted them to the royalty ramp. Scott Johnson. and Karla Oberle, 1979 king and queen, were on hand to present Matt Bolling with the king's crown, and Teri Malm with the queen's crown. First attendants named were Kris Grosshans, and Candace Scheer, and second attendants were Darryl Stephens, and Theresa Lanzendorf. The Senior High band put on a good show at half time. They were responsible for adding a lot of pep to the homecoming activities. Homecoming spirit was really evident as it started off with a big boom at the bonfire, Thurs- day night at Patterson Field. The cheerleaders and pep band performed at the pep rally which was held in the old Jim's market parking lot. The varsity boys played hard and tough, but were unsuccessful for a win. Albion shut us out by one touchdown. The final score being Albion 14. Central City 7. The homecoming dance was held in the gym after the homecoming game. Glen Eppley was the DJ from Complete Music. '3 1 1w. Mgtw n Front: Scott Johnson, Karla Oberle, 1979 king and queen. Next: Darryl Stephens, Theron Lanzendort, second attend- Ints, Kris Grouhans. Candace Scheer, lint attendants. King. Matt Bolling. Queen Tori Malm. Ron Ludden scores Central City touchdown. The students spent hard working time decorating the halls of the school. It was announced at the game the results of the decorating contest. First place to the Juniors with t'Muppet Madness? Second place to the Seniors with ttOur Boys Will Shine Tonight. Third place to the Sophomores with HBoogie with the Bison, and Fourth place to the Freshmen with 'tVictory Soup. tbolowt: One at Muppet Madness scenes in homecom- ing decorations. HURRAY '- i HURRAY h FOR LUNCHW FOR i FOOTBALch a ,, . .. t HURRRY KW uh1: .t am by i! .. 6;? - ii 9 19 THE GRADUATES Mr. Huggon presents the class 0! 1981 Father Richard Shield: gives the class sermon Saluutorian, Lynnone Wagner Valedictorian, Colleen Schwarz Tori Malm presenting her commencement address, The Kris Grosshans presenting his commencement address, Challenge 0! Change. The Road 0! Lite Senior Escorts: Michelle Janky Dale Broekemeier Lott to right: Mr. Huggett, Rev. Ed Bonneau, Mr. Carnes, Father Richavd Shields. Baccaiaureate and Commencement exercises were held on May 17, 1981 at 6 pm. in the Bison Gym- nasium. CLASS SONG: Hlt's in Every One of Us CLASS COLORS: Azure Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWER: Forget-Me-Not CLASS MOTTO: It is difficult to say what is impossible, for the dream of yesterday is the hope of today and the reality of tomorrow. 21 22 SCOTT PULLEN October 26,1962 - June 22,1977 Our friend and classmate Scott Pullen died June 22, 1977. Although it has been several years, our memories still remind us of what a wonderful boy Scott was. He had many abilities and displayed them well. He was active in sports and also in many other school activities. sg . econ PULLEN MEMORIES ARE TREASURES OF THE HEART All the treasures of the kings and all the gold on earth Could not begin to equal what our memories are worth. Remembering together-times can warm a lonely day, And thoughts of summer afternoons take winter's chill away. Lovely memories linger on of moments left behind, And rain will seldom come to those with rainbows on their mind. And when life seems to get us down. the thing that sees us through ls thinking of the ones we love and those who love us, too. Exchange Qiudeni Celia Cortes came to Central City from San Paulo, Brazil, which is a large city of 12 millon people. She is 18 years old. Her birthday is in Jan- uary. While in Central City. she lived with the Wii- bur Church family. Her mother, Maria P. M. Cortes. is a housewife. Her father, Arnaldo Simois Cortes is a foreman of a construction company. Celia has one brother. His name is Arnaldo M. Cortes. He is now attend- ing Fisica University and some day plans to become a physician. He is 22 years old. Celia likes to travel a lot. She has been to Eng- land, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Argentina, Paraguay, and the United States. Two years ago she went to Florida, Washington DC, and New York. Some of her hobbies include meeting people, music and art, to watch plays and shows, cook- ing, and a lot of sports like tennis, gymnastics, swimming, riding horses, bicycle riding, volley- ball, basketball, wind surfing, roller skating, ice skating. and water skiing. In Brazil, Celia likes to spend her weekends going to parties, movies, shows, concerts, etc. Celia is a graduate of Brazil, and when she goes back she plans to go to the University to become a lawyer. 23 Vicki. Bertrand Bill Duvall John Fiuhlor JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS: Front: Mn. Sealey, Miss Muel- Ior. Back: Mr. Malcolm. Mr. Waltman. 24 Nancy Frulond .- '. 5; David Julio Gabon Garwych JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: whole at I010: Back: Shawn Mcllnay, Pronidont: Tracey Hilder, Vice President. Front: Bill Huggott, Trouuror; Rachel Lyons, Secretary. Michl Higgin- .. - . .. $ 5 ' ' m 731?; f Conneo Michell. Lila Rusull Christi. Huamann Janky Jononon Johmon Kent 25 Jacquouno Kra nco Reno. McDonald Lyon: Shawn Mcllnay Mayor Shelley Craig Niodlolt Pearson ' ' h ' ' Col Icon Joe Peters Pteiter JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Nancy Freeland, Kyle Sawyers, Michelle Janky. 26 Dale Konnolh Tricia Pam Sawyers Schank ,H I - ' ' 92. Kevin Bob Stoppkotto Svitak Mike Schuller Dan Van Pelt JIMOI Vassar Bill Springstool Kyle Roger Lisa Zywiec 27 28 Junior-Senior Prom - Counh'g Sunshine 29 30 W Vii Dave Clomanm Lisa Erlandson, Laurie Steilel, Jeff Beckstrom, Mavche Higgins, Dale Swanson, Karen Campbell, Eric Frauen, Shelley Richardson, John Souhrada, Bill Paulsen W. i '. Wes'rern Theme for Prom x 4' ' . , .. uam .1.....;.:., ,. . . . IV 0. l . , .9 . . j . K ' v ..V .- Stove Hummol, Kim Rassmuson, Jon Smith, Karol Owens, Kelly Richardson, Carla Petersen, Barb Hendricks, Gary Scherer, Dave Ohlman, Mary King, Charrise Beck, Dana Ruge. . . . More Servers f 4 '59 +091; V X e; p 4 ' Q t : IL. .V '- it! 23k . - - 'f v' Wayne Larson, Lorene Wagner, Mindi Roscoe, John Meyer, Carrie Holmstedt, Jac Smith, Cindi Faeh, Eric Erickson, Tammy Spie- gol. Run Garrett, Kandy Wilson, Doug Reeves. 31 Sophomores Gei H Lu Toby Lonnie Charriu Adkinson Ausbun Band! Beck 7 a ' .4 way: -; fl CLASS SPONSORS: Mr. Waring. Mr. Hummel in back. John Soutod: Mr. Doll. Nancy Bertrand Blue Tammy Torry Cory Burkhardt Karon Karla Chriotino Yvonne Dave Campbell Christensen Church Clauff Clemons 32 All Togeiher Paul Rhonda Eric Davis Erickwn N I ii'it 33 Lisa Steven Bill Erlnndson Fishlor Fitzgerald Lynn Funon r . X xl Robin Steven Mario Barbara Marche Gleawn Hack Hare Hendricks Higgins 33 34 Carrie Holmstodt Taunya Holtorf Monica Hosch Steve Hummel Shana Jensen Jo Johnson Roger Johnson Sondra Kent Mary King Wayne Larson Jonni Lempke Roger Mace Brian Mesner John Mayer Kent Meyers Ray Moreno Bradley Mundort David Ohlman Karol Owens Bill Paulsen Carla Peterson Kim Rasmussen Doug Reeves Kelly Richardson Shelley Richardson Jill Roach Mindi Roscoe Dana Ruge Gary Scherer Kim Seim Linda Shelton Eric Sliva Joe Smith Jon Smiih John Souhrada SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Front: Carla Petersen, Treasurer. Seated: Dave Ohlman, Secretary, Doug Reeves, Vjce President. In back: Dana Ruge, President. Dennis Spencer Tammy Spiegel Joanne Ston James Strange Dale Swanson Jon Tagge Stacey Tessendorl Richard Vaughn Dennis Waggonner Leland Wagner Lorene Wagner Kandy Wilson Not pictured: Kirk Lammen Laurie Stietel ' STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Left to right: Dennis Waggonner, Eric Erickson, Wayne Larson. 35 Kelly Kevin Boulton Campbell Dickinson Alan Donolson Stove Erikun a! x FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Front: Joe Sampson. President; Tammy Olston, Secretary; Pat Rodysill, Vice President. Back: Dan Pullen, Treasurer. Patty Form . ' k .- , X X June Kurt Dorothy Van Rome LoAnn Mark Fienhold Ftauen Fuss Galusha Goren Graves Hablitzel 36 Bonnie Roqney Ross Kandi Joel Gary Penny Harvey Omen Heinen Hill Holbrook Houdek Irvine u 0 Ion: .11 an 0th un . F . VCDY Evan Kaiser $ ' I Freshmen Victory$oup decoration Carolyn King ,1; I : Kip Kristi Cameron Larson Lenhart Mason McCoy Meyers 37 Debra Laura Moore Morrow Tammy FRESHMEN CLASS SPONSORS: Mr. Miller, Mrs. Hensley, Olston Mr. Hauuormann. Tammy Dan Pteiler Pullon 38 Yvonne Munn Pal Rodysill $1 ?! Dale Nielsen Vickie Bryon Ronnleldt Tracy Rutherlord Lynn Swanson Angola Vaughn Rodney Joe Carla Salmon Sampson Scherer 'x FRESHMEN STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Front to back: Carla Scherer, LeAnne Graves. Lee Meyers. Nol pictured: Connie Miller Trish Fielding Paige Schmer Ed Smith Joe Worden Richard Senkae Timothy Sirange Vicki Svnak Melissa Teahon Karen Weible 39 40 CHUCK BAUER CHUCK BAUER April 6, 1966 - December 26. 1980 Chuck Bauer, our fellow classmate. passed away December 26, 1980 Chuck was active in football and band. He enjoyed very much playing the trap set. He attended Nebraska Christian High School in his seventh and eighth grade years. Chuck was a member of the Berean Funda- mental Church. After the storm the rainbow, After the winter - spring, After the snows and storm clouds, The birds begin to sing. After the dark, the sunlight, After the night, the dawn. After this life of shadows, Our loved one will live on. By Katherine Davis. F ACU LTY J 3- x-A x3 : P u. ; Iv. A 0:0... ,. ,W '0: i V Si iiiy AdminisiraHon SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mr. Gerald Carnot Mr. Raymond Nugget! ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELOR Mr. Jerry Raintonh Mf- Dan Streckor 42 Ann O'Shoa, R.N.. School Nurse Mr. Mark Gloor. English Department Mr. Larry Hummol, Math Department Miss Mindy Mueller, Physical Education Department Mr. Gary Hausurmann, English Department 43 Mn. Theresa Hensley, Mr. Lynn Miller, Special Services Math Department ' . Mr. Sam Sharp, Mrs. Barbara Soaloy, Mrs. Connie Weir, Social Studies Dopartmom Physical Education English Department ' Mr. Fred Kobza, Mr. Gary Marosh. Vocational Depanment Vocational Agriculture . Miss Jackie Schaer. Mrs. Judith Williams, Home Economics Science Dopanmont Mr. Dennis Ummol, Mr. James Weir, Band Director Science Dapanmont , Mr. David Jorgenson, Art Department Mrs. Olivia Santos, Spanish 46 I 2 XX il Mr. Rich Myers, Physical Education Dopanmsnt Harvey Holbrook, Math Department Lg:- KfaNfs Mrs. Esther Thorpe. Business Education Mr. Ron Wisso, Social Studies Department Mr. Scott Malcolm. Vocational Mrs. Barbara McGuire, Home Economics Miss Jo Buck, Student Teacher, Home Economics Mr. Kevin Waring, Vocational 47 Mr. Bob Waltman. SOCiaI Studios y? 57 V Mr. Gerald Han, Vocal Music Mr. Larry Doll, Science Department Mrs. LaJean Hadenloldl, Business Department 48 Office Help: Seated: Stacey Tenendori. Standing: Tina Edwards, Lisa Krance, Can- Mrs. Lucile Denning, daoe Scheer, Judy Wilson, Rhonda Nelson, Nancy Butt, Connie Hostetler, Julie Souh- Title I Secretary rada. Mn. Adeline Green, LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Laura Morrow, Jodie Krance, Tracey Wait. Librarian 49 COOKS: Mrs. Forbis, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Donelson. Mn. Spencer, Mn. Traudt. ther Helpers Night Custodian. Kathy Grotz CAFETERIA HELPERS: Krislio Kent, Jeanette Huber. Not Pictured: Trisha Bandt, Rhonda Davis. CUSTODIANS: Mr. Craig, Mr. Christensen. 50 F AVOBITE S 51 Homecoming Rogalig MaH Bo 52 King Queen '18 Teri Malm Firsi AHendanfs Candace Scheer Kris Grosshans Second AHendanis Theresa Lanzendorf Darryl Qfephens 53 54 Khu Terry C 9H F.F.A.-F.H.A. Rogalfg Queen Marcia King Firsi AHendanis Laurie Foulk Kevin Brown Second AHendanis Teresa Kaiser Jag Ferris 55 56 Pride of he Senior Class ,1. w , 9 .. 5; .,, :- .7 -; 1N ' . E BEST LOOKING: KRIS GROSSHANS BEST DRESSED: KRIS GROSSHANS THERESA LANZENDORF JODI KRANCE MOST STUDIOUS: LYNNETT WAGNER PAUL PETERSEN BEST PERSONALITY: KRIS GROSSHANS MOST HUMOROUSZ MARK BOLLING TERI MALM DARLA PENNEY my; ACTIVI 1:: 198 1 ml mu r NATIJML HONOR solcmv Returning Members: In Front: Milli King, Teresa Malm. Seated: L Standing: Tori Malm, Vice President, Nancy Freeland, Secre- tary-Troasuror. In Front: Kris Grosshans, President. Icon Schwarz. Standing: Lynn Donelson, rada, Brenda Williams. 58 ynnett Wagner, Nancy Freelend, Lori Roscoe, Tammy Stuart, Col- Karl Charron, Bill Huggeu, Kris Grosshans, Steve Schuller, Paul Petersen, Julie Souh- New members chosen into the NaIional Honor Society on March 24 were, Front row: Robin Gleason, Lisa Krance, Patti Schank, Shelly Richardson, Rachel Lyons. Back row: Michelle Janky, Gary Kyes, Leland Wagner, Dana Ruge, Judy Wilson. . ,5 Mr. Sharpe was the guest speaker tor the tapping ceremonies. Tammy Stuart taps Lisa Kranco 59 60 First row: Darla Paulsen, Joel Holbrook, Brenda Williams, Linda Riley, 2nd row: Jeanette Huber. Connie Hostetler, Vaneta Vaughn, Lynn Roscoe, Darla Penney, Pat Connell, Nancy Hendricks, Mrs. Hadenteldt, Sponsor. Becker. 3rd row: Sarah Hedges, Theresa Lanzendod, Angie Vaughn, Julie Fienhold, Linda Huber, Laurie Holmstedt. Front, President, Lynn Roscoe. 2nd row: Becky Glynn, Vico-Prosident, Michelle Mcllnay, News Reporter. Back: Vaneta Vaughn, Treasurer, Darla Penney, Secretary. The CCHS FBLA was very active during the 1980-81 school year. Among the activities were: In September they had an ice cream social to acq- uaint new members. In November the group spon- sored by Mrs. Hadenfeldt took an all day trip to Lincoln. They explored the Lincoln General Hospital Data Proc- essing area, Lincoln School of Commerce, Southeast Community College, and the University of Nebraska Business Department. December welcomed their annual secret Santa week and a Christmas breakfast. They also had their annual Christmas dinner at the Lincoln Manor. The remaining school months offered the Aurora Competition Day in January. February was a big month filled with events, as it was for observing FBLA week. To celebrate this occasion the FBLA members hosted a Businessman's Breakfast to show appreciation to the community business people. They also had the signing of the vocational week proclamation by Mayor Roland Gibson. In April, a number of FBLA members went to State Leadership Conference in Omaha. The last event on the year's agenda was a spring picnic hosted by Mrs. Hadenfeldt in May. Amy Beckstrom, Michelle Mcllnay, Lisa . .HJJH UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA Walk Through the Arts was held the same night as honors night, Fridav, Way 8. Talent was disnlayed from all areas of the vocational departmes of the Central City High School. Gun Club n.5, ln' ' :'$ wdax ...'; '!. $r+ -n.. : . .. .. - 4$ a , . Back row: Rome Goren, Front row: Ryan Rembolt, Bill Fousek, John Souhroda, Greg Wichmann, Dana Ruge, Karl Cha Rex Campbell, Bill Paulsen, Steve Fishlor, Mr. Waring, Adviser. i Rome, John, Greg, and Ryan getting ready to leave after the Ryan Rombolt signing the neon shut amr shooting at Crete Crete trap shoot. At right: Rex Campbell, Dana Rugs, Stove Fishlor, Ryan Rem- boll, and John Souhrada at Crete. 63 64 s', Front row: Nancy Freeland. Lori Roscoe, Michelle Janky, Mark Bolling, Bill Hillmor, Steve Schuller, Kris Grosshans, Craig Nyberg. 2nd row: Mike Higgins, Russ Johnson, Mickey Roscoe, Mike Schuller, Kevin Davis, Darryl Stephens, Dana Rugs. Dave Ohlman, Brian Liegl. 3rd row: Tina Reeves, Ron Luddon, John Souhrada, Jon Smith, Eric Erickson. Kent Meyers, Gary Kyes, Doug Reeves. 4th row: Shelly Richardson, Vanota Vaughn. Tim Harlow, Lisa Erlandson, Teri Malm, Michelle Mcllnay, Theresa Lanzendort, Lynn Donelson, Kim Rasmussen. 5th row: Dave Lewis, Matt Bolling, John Meyer, Ryan Rembolt, Shawn Mcllnay, Bill Fousek, Jim Fitz- gerald, Dale Brookemeier. C.C. Club CC Club Ofticers: Seated: Theresa Lanzondort, Secretary, Kris Grosshans, President, Matt Bolling, Sergeant-at-Arms. Standing: Mr. Wiese, Sponsor, Jim Fitzgerald, Treasurer, Steve Schuller, Vice President. Standing: Sarah Hodges, Teri Malm, Patrice Geren. Seated Uem: Rachel Lyons, Laurie Holmsted, Uighb: Robin Rutherford, Linda Annual Qiaff Artist: Teri Malm Editors: Sarah Hedges Laurie Holmstedt Rachel Lyons Robin Rutherford Linda Huber Patrice Geren Photography: Patrice Geren Republican-Nonpareil Larry Nelson Studio Sponsor: Mrs. Esther Thorpe 65 Bison Beai First row: Lisa Zywicc. Middle row: Patti Schank, Julie Souhrada, Nancy Butt, Connee Husmann, Laurie Foulk. Back row: Lynnett Wagner, Nancy Hendricks, Tim Mommens, Don Garrett, Kevin Davis, Tom Kula, Jo Sheets, Mrs. Weir, Sponsor. Serfoma Qiudeni of he Mon'rh IV. A 1 September October November Paul Petersen Lynne Wagner Tim Mommom December January February Teresa Kaiser Karl Charron Colleen Schwarz , f g x .quk . r. i u ' ; ; - A i L . March April Marcia King Leland Wagner Lorene Wagner 67 Drama Club .. .A .., 9.. W? M - -M mmm. i: . DRAMA CLUB: Front Mmiddlor Diana Fulton, Kip Lenhart. Dave Dickinson, Sarah Hedges, Dan Pullen. 2nd row: Joel Holbrook, Marty Ky , Helen Larson, Nancy Putt, Diana Blackwell, Patti Schank. 3rd rowz-Gary Kyes, Lori Roscoe, Kendy Wilson, Carrie Holmstedt, Lorene Wagner, Lynn Nelson, Evan Kaiser. 4th row: Heidi Boells, Michelle Mcllnay, Karen Campbell, Carla Petersen, Barb Hendricks. Candace Schoer, Nancy Hendricks, Joe Sampson, Jo Sheets, Brian Nabity. Gary Houdek, Perry Carnes. 51h row: John Purchal. Leland Wagner, Jen Liegl, Milli King, Kevin Davis, Lynnett Wagner, Kurt Frauen, Jay Ferris, Craig Stratton, Mr. Hauuermann, Sponsor. A scene from the play Our Town x H. E 3 , Gary Kyes narrates the play Our Town DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS: Top 0! ladder, Lynnett Wagner, President, Leland Wagner. Treasurer, Gary Kyes, Vice Presi- dent, Nancy Hendricks, Secretary. Mr. Haussermann, Spon- COL L S'V 4' w a Mr. Gloor directing the production 0! Our Town 69 70 Drama Club held their picnic indoors this year due to rain. Looks as if they had lots of fun! Thespians Front row: Lorene Wagner, Barb Hendricks, Lynnen Wagner. 2nd row: Shelley Richardson, Lori Roscoe, Jo Sheets. 3rd row: Gary Kyes, Kevin Davis, Leland Wagner, Tim Mommens. Not pictured Diana Blackwell. i t NANCY HENDRICKS 1 starthenpian Drama Award p!, I . 1! .-h A .3 , 2.; , :1 R D CANDACE SCHEER Rookie of me your LYNNETT WAGNER 3 star thespian Speech Award GARY KYES 1 star thespian Drama Award WK. .5 r I .. f 71 72 F.C.A. Girls -'. V :s Front row: Theresa Lanzendod, Wendee Forbis, Milli King. Vaneta Vaughn, Darla Penney, Lynn Donelson. Michelle Mcllnay, Rachel Lyons. 2nd row: Lisa Becker, Lori Roscoe, Lisa Erlandson, Nancy Freelend, Teri Malm, Teresa Kaiser. Nancy Hendricks. 3rd row: Barb Hendricks, Shelley Richardson, Kim Rasmussen, Helen Larson. Carla Petersen. Karen Campbell, Jodi Johnson. L 4 Nancy Freeland, Captain-eleci, Teri Malm, Captain; Darla Sponsoro.Miss Vodvarka,Mrs.Hadenleldt. Penney, Treasurer: Lynn Donelson, Secretary. F.C.A. Bogs Fellowship 0! Christian Athletes: ONicon: Front row: Craig Nyberg. Secretary, Kris Grosshans, Captain. Back row: Paul Pet- ersen, Treasurer, Mr. Rainfonh, Sponsor, Bill Huggett, Captain Elect. 'x 3.14. a h ,.3 ii Front row: Mr. Rainlorlh, Pal Rodytill, Joel Holbrook, Craig Nyberg, Bill Huggelt, Jay Ferris, Kris Grosshans. 2nd row: Paul Puer- sen, Van Galusha, Karl Charron, Dennio Waggonner, Todd Hilder. 3rd row: Kevin Stoppkotte, Steve Hummel, Brian Btown, Jeff Backstrom, Dave Clemens, Wayne Larson, Tim Strange, Kelly Richardson. 73 w. ivp', X. Front row: Monte Kyes, Brenda Williams, Dan Pullen, Tammy Olston, Richard Senkbile. Back row: Tammy Spiegel, Todd Hilder, Lynn Nelson, Robert Blue, Helen Larson, Joe Sampson, Mrs. Santos, Sponsor. OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Kneeling: Dann Pullen. Secretary Seated: Monte Kyes, Treasurer Brenda Williams, President Standing: Mn. Santos, Sponsor Seated: Tammy Olston, Vice President 74 Spanish Club Aciivifies 75 FFA 1980-1981 ' V: a g ' ' . , 1 1 A1 ' A 1 l 71 ,8; was 1 1 1J- x 1 - o :5 J; .4 5.4 5x, 1 . ,, Q 1.! row: Gary Maruh, Sponsor. Dan Van Pelt, Karl Charron, Colleen Schwarz. Terry Catlett, Shelly Marsh, Shawn Mcllnay, Dale Brookomoier. 2nd row: Evan Kaiser, Tom Edic, Dale Nielsen, Mark Bruns, Steve Herbig, Carrie Holmstedt, Bill Huggett, Russ Gav- rott. 3rd row: Kurt Frauen, Leland Wagner, Bill Paulsen, Van Galusha. Brian Brown, Ken Riley, Brian Belitz, Ken Aerni. 4th row: John Mayer. Eric Frauen, Dave Ohlman, Roger Johnson, Russ Luebbe, Mel Ostrander, Shari Williams, Jay Ferris. 5th row: Kevin Brown, Bill Hillmer, Dale Rice, Dale Swanson, Greg Wichmann, Ron Glause. 6th row: Ed Smith, Mike Damann, Doug Reeves, Bill Springueol, Torry Brokaw. Dav. Ohlman, Dale Swanson, Karl Chevron, 1981 Team Winner in Dairy Cattle Selec- tion. 76 v5 FFA1980-1981 OFF1CERS: Mr. Maresh. Adviser; Dan Van Pelt. Parliamentarian; Kari Charron, News Reponer; Colleen Schwartz, Vice President; Terry Catlen, President; Shelly Marsh, Secretary; Shawn Mcllnay, Treasurev; Dale Broekemeier, Sentinel. GREENHANDS: Dale Nielsen. Greg Wichmann, Ed Smith, Bill Hillmer, Evan Kaiser, Kurt Frauen. Mel Ostrander, Leland Wagner 1513! Greenhandx Mr. Maresh, Advisor. 77 Guest Speaker, Steve Gran, 1980-81 Nebraska State Secretary Colleen Schwarz: District winner Extemporaneous speaking, Silver medal at Slate Extemporaneous speaking, 3rd in State Crops Judging Contest Evan Kaiur, Crud Speaker Jay Ferris, Colleen Schwartz, 1980-81, State Farmer winners. Brian Bolitz accepts the scholarship award from Mt. Mnresh at Paronl-Momber Banquet. Colleen Schwarz accepting the DeKaIb award trom Mr. Maresh. Torry Catlett receiving the leadership award trom Mr. Maresh. Terry also was selected as the chapter Agri-Businessman. llru Karl Charron accepts the Star Chapter tarmer Leland Wagner, Dave Ohlman, Brian Belitz placed third on Crop Judging award trom Mr. Marosh. at Diutricts and placed tith at State. l ; Mark Bruno, Torry Catlett, Russ Garrett received First place at Districts in Soil and Water Conservation. 79 Karl Charron was selected to participate in the National FFA Chorus. Attending the National FFA convention in Kansas City were: Standing: Jay Ferris. Torry Catlott. Karl Charton. Seated: Colleen Schwarz, Shelly Marsh. Shelly Marsh was selected as the 1980-81 Chapmr Workhorse. Tho Statq FFA Chorus members perlormed at Parent-Member Banquet. Standing Shelly Marsh, Bull Paulsen, Leland Wagner, Karl Charron. Colleen Schwarz at the piano. 80 Qiudeni Council Membership, in picture, left to right: Dennis Waggoner Sophomore Representative Eric Erickson Sophomore Representative Matt Bolling Senior Representative Kyla Sawyer: Junior Representative Michelle Janky Junior Representative LeAnn Graven Freshman Representative Mr. Rainfonh Sponsor Carla Schoror Freshman Representative Nancy F reelend Junior Representative Stove Schuller Senior Representative Wayne Larson Sophomore Representative Ron Ludden Senior Representative OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Standing: Steve Schullor, President Ron Ludden. Vice President Mr. Rainlonh, Sponsor Michelle Janky, Secretary-Treasurer 82 3 , - r. -' . , -. . , . .,.....l.vx ' m5 1 Wmaohigy vs-A - At v -V ' 1.! row: Milli King, Kristie Mason, Robin Gleason, Carla Petersen, Nancy Hendricks, Karen Campbell, Teresa Kaiser, Marcia King. Georgia Haith, Amy Green, Mindi Roscoe, Darla Paulsen, Barb Hendricks. 2nd row: Diana Fulton, Lisa Erlandson, Carrie Holmdedt, Linda Shelton, Chris Church, Lynne Wagner. Kendy Wilson, Shelley Richardson, Lisa Krance, Charrise Beck, Kelly Boulton, Carolyn King. Lynn Swanson, Karen Weible, Connee Husmann, Robin Ruthertord. 3rd row: Laurie Holmstedt, Jeanette Huber. Michelle Janky. Mary King. Marche Higgins, Kelly Flagle, Renee McDonald, Linda Huber, Jody Johnson, Tauna Newby, Lila Jonerson, Rachel Lyons, Deb Moore, Jo Sheets, Lynn Nelson, Laurie Foulk, Sarah Hedges, Tammy Stuart, Tracy Rutherlord. Fu+ure Homemakers 1 OFFICERS AND spouson Front row: Lila Jetterson, Historian Miss Schaer, Sponsor Marcia King, Vice President Back row: Shelley Richardson, Secretary Teresa Kaiser, President Carrie HoImstedt, Treasurer 84 i vas... Mu. var W..- 1.! row: Mn. Williams, Sponsor, Shelley Niedlelt, Connee Husmann, Nancy Hendricks, Marcia King, Laurie Foulk, Brenda Wil- liams. Julie Souhrada, Jacque Krance. 2nd row: Connie Hostetler, Amy Beckstrom, Lynn Roscoe, Jo Sheets, Darla Paulsen, Nancy Butt, Rita Fuss, Marie Hare. 3rd row: Diana Blackwell, Lynn Nelson, Tammy Olston, Carolyn King, Carla Petersen, Tammy Burkhardt, Sonya Kent, Diana Fulton. 41h row: Chris Church, Linda Shelton, Barb Hendricks, Marche Higgins, Lorene Wagner, Kandy Wilson, Joe Worden. JFF OFFICERS: Picture at left; standing, Darla Paulsen, President Carla Petersen, Vice President Seated: Barb Hendricks, Secretary Jacque Krance Junior, Rep. Marcia King Senior, Rep. JFF is Just For Fun, and thatts just what they have! JFF is an organization in which students learn to put away athletics and academics, and learn how to sociably live with one another. October started them off with a picnic at North Park and games afterwards November was busy with the annual money making project. This year the JFF had boxes of items and each member sold from their own box. It was a delightful idea and profitable. too. They joined together one eve- ning to box up their projects. and had a make- your-own submarine sandwich supper. They also played charades. The Christmas season invited them to go carol- ing to the senior citizens of the community. Mrs. Williams served lunch in her home following. Carolyn King Freshmen, Rep. Linda Shelton Sophomore, Rep. A Pizza Hut supper was held in January. Fol- lowing the feast, the members went as a group to a girl's basketball game. In February, the JFF members hosted a break- fast for school personnel. Throughout the year the members had little breakfast get togethers with their friends. In March the members hosted a bowling party with pizza afterwards. A progressive dinner was held in April with salad at Jacque Krance's; main dish at Darla Paulsen's and desert at the Hendricks. The last month of school was time for parents, as the members hosted a pot-luck dinner for them. Celia Cortez, foreign exchange student, was the guest speaker for the evening. 85 a MM MUSIC 1 . I j 47 Vocal Music Classes Experience a Rewarding Year Fruhmon Chorus members pertorming at Christmas Concert. ALL STATE CHORUS MEMBERS: 1st row: Teresa Kaiser, Lynnett Wagner, Patti Schank. 2nd row: Marcia King, Nancy Freelend. 3rd row: Craig Stranon, Robert Nabity, Kris Grosshans. 4th row: Karl Charron, Paul Petersen, Kevin Davis, Jay Ferris. , ., ?QH - ,,- v-m.- '4F' NOMINIS EXPERS: Nancy Freeland. Craig Stratton, Bob Luebbe, Barb Hendricks, Karl Charron. Paul Petersen, Karen Campbell, Robert Nabity. Shelley Richardson, Patti Schank, Mike Svitak, Tim Mommens. Teresa Kaiser, Jen Beckstrom. Lynnett Wagner, Km Grouhans. Lisa Krance, Jay Ferris. 90 Godspell The Central City Fine Arts Department staged the musical Godspell,Saturday, April 11. The action of the musical takes place in a city alley, and the story is based on the Gospel according to St. Matthew. Characters: Musicians: Diana Blackwell Karl Charron Piano - Colleen Schwarz, Mr. Hatt Kevin DIM! Nancy Freeland Lead Guitar. - Mr. Waring, Bill May Kris Grosshans Nancy Hendricks 33.. Guitar- Jay Ferris Teresa Kaiser Gary Kyes Drums -Jo Backstrom Candace Schoor Lynnott Wagner Set Crow: Lynn Nelson Directors: Mr. Gloor. Mr. Hatt, Jo. Sampson Student Director: Patti Schank smiley Richardson Sound: Shelley Richardson Dan Pullon Lights: Gary Houdok, Jim Fitzgerald Karen Campbell Angelic Chorus: Senior High Chorus Perry Comes Joel Holbrook Ushers: Tammy Burkharut, Renee McDonald Milli King Trisha Bandt, Kim Soim Jen Liogl Oral Communications Class Ticket Sales: Patti Schank Publicity: Leland Wagner, Patti Schank Prompter: Lynn Nelton, Patti Schank 91 9-H; r. P ; I . .',u ,4; 2W .1 ' Elazlliliiiimg! f a , 1. W-.. ., - x q 4 N. ' Ltfyll i s '2. n3 d P S d 0 G e r o M INSTRUMENTALIST FOR BAND AND VOCAL DEPARTMENTS: Front row: Becker, Craig Nyberg. Back row: Amy Backstrom, Am Jay Ferris. The CCHS Vocal music department began its year full- force preparing for the tryouts for All State, which was held in Hastings on October 11. The results were very outstanding as we had 13 students selected and two alternates. AlI-State Chorus was held on November 20, 21, and 22 in Grand Island. The Senior High Chorus, Freshmen Chorus, Nominis Expers. and AII-State Chorus members joined together to perform the vocal concert on December 22. Albion High School was the host for this year's Central Ten Choral Clinic on January 19. The Vocal students were very busy preparing for the spring musical Godspell from January through March. They also performed a vocal concert on April 14 in which trios solos, a sextet, and group performances were heard in preparation for the District Four Music Contest. The Con- test was held at Hastings on April24. Quality was evident as the competitors returned home with 11 Superior ratings in the vocal music department. 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Brian Belilz, Dale Tm K'm'v Chm B'Ck- co ' ' 9' Swanson. Contest Rating III Girls Becky Glynn Pat Connell Patrice Goren Linda Shelton Carolyn King . a ' ' Lat! and over: Pat Connell. Patrice Goren. Carolyn King, Becky Glynn, Linda Shelton. 100 The girls presented us with their rendition of Soul Man at a Bison Pep Rally Right: The pom Pon girls brought back many awards from wmmerclinic Front: Michelle Janky, Lori Roscoe, Milli King. Second row: Charrise Beck, Amy Backstrom. Mary King. Back: Laurie Foulk, Carrie Holmstedt. 101 102 Stage Band Front row: Teresa Kaiser, Robin Ruthertord, Laurie Foulk, Kevin Davis, Darla Paulsen, Georgia Haith. Vaneta Vaughn, Lisa Erlandson, Darla Penney. Amy Beckstrom. Second row: Leland Wagner, Karl Charron, Bill Huggett, Shelley Richardson, Wayne Larson, Craig Nyberg. Third row: Brian Belitz, Jolt Beckstrom, Paul Petersen. Bill May, Kirk Lammert, Jay Ferris. Craig Garrett. Content Rating II This year members of the band kept very busy. In June, they went to North Platte for Nebraska- Iand Days, and competed in the parade. They came home with a third place rating and $50. The sporting seasons had them playing for half-time shows during football and the pep band played to support the Bison in other sports. In October, they went to the Harvest of Har- mony in Grand Island, and received a ll rating in the field marching competition. Throughout the year they held concerts for the public. April 23 saw them on their way to District Music Contest in Hastings. The concert band received a I; the stage band received a II, the trumpet trio a III; the clarinet and flute quartets both received a i rating, the sax quartet receivd a II rating. The band finished up the season with a combi- nation salad supper, and band concert for the public to raise money for a trip to Dakota Days in Rapid City, South Dakota. More about that next year. The band is also planning to return to North Platte and try for first place. Good Luck!, to the band! Y9 ClUb Boos+s School spirif , . . g . .1. 4mg v 4. . ,. . 1:! row: Kelly Flagle, Patrice Geren, Betty Betta, Jackie Krance, Karen Campbell, Nancy Freelend, Dorothy Fuss, Diana Fulton, Adele Maynard, Tammy Stuart. 2nd row: Carolyn King, Robin Ruthedou'd, Tracy Ruthenord, Patty Ferris, Robin Gleason, Shelley Richardson, Kim Seim, Rita Fuss, Trisha Bandt, Marie Hare. 3rd row: Vickie Svitak, Beth Nelsen, Jodi Johnson, Tammy Olslon, Karol Owens, Carla Petersen. Lisa Erlandson, Brian Brown, Dale Swanson, Kim Rasmussen, Jeanne Stan. 4th row: Kandi Hill, Carla Scherer, Angie Vaughn. Julie Feinhold, Robert Blue, Lisa Zywiec, Lori Roscoe, Karl Charron, Julie Souhrada, Brenda Wil- liams, Nancy Hendricks, Tammy Spiegel. Sth row: Candace Scheer, Tammy Ptiefet, Rachel Lyons, Tammy Burkhardt, Wendee Forbis, Jodie Krance, Colleen Schwarz, Shelly Marsh, Theresa Lanzendon, Colleen Peters. 1;! row: Rachel Lyons, Jr. Rep; Lisa Erlandson, Soph. Rem Angie Vaughn, Mrs. Williams, Yell Club, Sponsor Frosh. Rep.; Nancy Hendricks Sr. Flop. 2nd row: Tim Mommens, Pres.; Theresa Lanzendort, Treas.; Kim Rasmussen, Vice Pres.; Nancy Freeland, Secretary. 104 Cheer- leaders Front row: Candace Scheer, Tammy Stuart. Middle row: Kelly Flagle, Colleen Peters, Wendee Forbis. Back row: Tricia Sawyers, Lisa Zywiec. Jody Krance. 105 106 $ mmmmam - Ff t r v v v v : v ?.ft Q. v' vv : z 1 v V -3GI v v 1 v w .. v v A $-77 ri w v v 1 w j ?'- ayww-V T V V A V 1 - , w ' '- , va V WtW -A' ' ' 1 V e 7 . 1 , W'M T .7; t'f- . , 1' T 1 , V '- rt'--w;f4-r - --1 ' M 1 V . y ' -. , 1! t Vr . - . r . x- I k -,--;-4;-. -;- . .-.. - J.- J- ., v , .. , v -'j' H 1,-.. , -m4w.l.z r x ..... LV' , V - . . ' Hf . . . . ' l y I i1 4w 1:! row: St. Mgr., Brian Liegl, Rex Campbell. Kris Grouhans, Mm Bolling, Bill Hillmer, Ron Ludden, Steve Schuller, Jim Fitzger- ald, Danly Stephens, Scott Smith. Craig NM. John Campa. Eric Sliva, Rex Eaton. St. Mgr., John Meyer. 2nd row: Ryan Rem- bolt, Tracy Hildor, Russ Johnson, Dale Brookomoior, Jeff Liogl, Shawn Mcllnay, Dan Van Pelt, Mike Schuller, Terry Catlen, Dave Clemens, Jim Vassar, Kelly Richardson. Loo Adkinson, Steve Hummel, Bob Luebbe. 3rd row: Russ Garrett, Bill Paulsen, Dana Rugs, Doug Reeves, Jen Bocksuom, Kent Mann. Eric Erickson, Dave Ohlman, Wayne Larson. Eric Frauen, Paul Cunningham, Dennis Waggoner, Lynn Del Fulton, John Blue. 41h row: Assistant Coach, Sam Sharpe, Coach Ron Wiese, Assistant Coach, Fred Kobza. X . Front row: Dale Brookomeior, Matt Bolling. monorablo mentiom Steve Schullor all contorcncoy Back row: Darryl Stephens, Mike Schuller, Ron Ludden monorable mentiom. lor a Bison Touchdown Central 9m 6 1 7 0 7 19 9 7 24 30 a 11m Bison start a play against the Auron Huskies. Ron, and Dale try the buddy system Dale on the run! SEASON SUMMARY Varsity 99mm York 0 Seward 35 Schuyler 26 G.l.c.C. 27 G.I.N.w. 37 0rd 6 Albion 14 Homecoming Aurora 28 Minden 15 107 . 43' ' - xi??? 'cp , - a .1 I '.'. 1.,' ' : . . . . Nata; $13-: . : . W w 331.2333 . 7'9 . vv-r- W: ' . .: Front row: Student Manager, Monte Kyos, Rod Heinon, Dave Dickinson, John Stauner, Joe Supik, Ross Heinen. Lee Meyers, Alan Donelson, Student Manager, Joe Sampson. Back row: Coach Rich Myers, Gifford Anderson. Van Galusha, Chuck Bauer. Rome Geren, Steve Eriksen, Kevin Campbell, Pat Rodysill, Tim Strange, Coach Jerry Rainlorth. Not pictured: Dan Pullen. Frosh on the romp! 108 i The Lone Receiver Freshmen Hif Wifh a Tough Season SEASON SUMMARY Central cm W - 12 St. Paul 6 55, o G.I.C.C. 26 '3 1 0 Aurora 22 i 6 York 32 t 14 Albion 0 6 G.I.N.W. 55 2-4 Season Bison go tor 6. Start 01 play tor Bison offense. Hut! Hut! 109 -1WELc0MEWTo- BISUN COUNTRY $511. 3 BAND AT 17m FAIR ' 4 VB AT '3: HuYLER W 5:005, j5 FB AT YORK FRESHMEN VOLLEYBALL: Top, 1011: Angie Vaughn, right: Vickie Pearson. Sealed: Vickie Svitak, Betty Betta, Carla Scherer, Helen Larson, Lynn Swanson, Patty Ferris. Standing: Lisa Nelson. Not pictured: Coach Barb Sealey. SEASON SUMMARY TOpponent score listed lirsn Schuyler 16-14,15-8 Columbus Scotus 15-9, 5-15, 16-14 G.I.C.c. 15-2, 13 15,15-1 St. Paul 15-8,12-15,15-7 Walnut 15-8, 11 15,15 2 Aurora 15 9,15 2 York 7-15,15-10, 12-15 G.I.N.w. 15-4,15-12 Albion 17-15,15-2 Season Record 1-8 110 'r 45-6... ny Karla Petersen, Michelle Janky. .'. Top, Seated: Rachel Lyons, Karen Campbel dricks Student Managern Lisa Erlandson, Tamm 5K '. l, Nanc y Freeland, Colleen Peters, Mindi Roscoe. Middle: Karon Owens, Barb Hen- y Spiegel, Tina Edwards, Jill Roach, Asst. Coach, Brenda Kroeker. Kneeling: Nancy Freeland, Lisa Erlandson, Shelly Richardson SEASON SUMMARY 10pponem score listed firso Schuyler Columbus Scotus 0rd G.I.C.C. Seward St. Paul Aurora York G.I.N.w. Albion 15-6, 15-5 12-15, 5-10, 15-11 4-16 5-13, 15-7 15 61 141 01 - -15 1 s 1 6 1 1 5,8 9 5 a 4- 5 5-15.1o-15 154,15-9 15.13, 7-15, 5-15 111 Top to bottom: Michelle Mcllnay, Student Manager, Darla Penney, Vaneta Vaughn, Lynn Donelson, Teresa Malm, Julie Souhrada, Theresa Lanzendorf, Tina Reeves, Nancy Freeland, Michelle Janky, Shelly Richardson, Kim Rasmussen. Seated: Coach Mueller, Match. Higgins, Student Manager; Asst. Coach Brenda Kroeker. SEASON SUMMARY 10pponent score listed Iirso Schuyler 15-3,15-17,15-12 Columbus Lokoview 15-6,3-15,15-4 O'Neill 16-14,10-15,14-16 Columbus Scotus 15-10, 1 5-13 0rd 15-13,15-12 G.I.C.C. 15-13.15-9 Seward 11-15,15-17 St. Paul 10-15, 15-12, 8-15 Aurora 15-11, 5-1 5, 16-14 York 15-11,9-15,15-9 G.I.N.w. 154,15-10 Albion 15-7. 1 5-10 z d4 Season Record 3-10 ; .6 Theresa Lanzondon, Lynn Donelson, Kim Ras- 112 I .. Vanota I 113 a +NH ..: .hp-x , m Wayne Larsen, Brian Belitz, Dennis Waggoner, Dana Huge, Student Manager, Eric Sliva. J.V.'s SEASON SUMMARY 9Q 31 G.I. Northwest 46 Schuyler 56 St. Paul 44 Centennial 27 Seward 30 Aurora 40 Holdrege 59 Minden 40 York 68 Albion 39 0rd 32 G.I. Cen. Cath. 35 Wood River Wayne had the Ball. 114 Front row: Gary Kyes. Bill Huggett, Coach Miller, Karl Chanon, Kelly Richardson. Back row: James Strange, Jon Tagge, Jen Liegl, 1.x Kneeling: Perry Cames, Rodney Heinon, Kip Lonhart, Ross Heinen, Joe Sampson. Monte Kyes, Lee Meyer. Standing: Kevin Campbell, Gary Houdek, Roben Kluna, Stove Eriksen, Van Galusha, Joe Supik. Coach Jorgensen. SEASON SUMMARY St. Paul York G.l. Cen. Cath. Col. Scotus Aurora G.l. Nonhwest Albion Marquette Co. Lakeview G.l. Northwest Frosh 115 V , 4 4. IV 2 V d. v u ' L W v a; V 53;:3 . m V VA, . v ... 2 a , Standing: Eric Sliva. Student Manager. Mickey Roscoe, Dave Clemens, Ron Ludden. Tim Mommens, Darryl Stephens, Mike Schuller, Don Garrett, Craig Nyberg, Joe Corbin, Brian Brown. Kris Grosshans, Dave Ohlman, Student Manager, Craig Garrett. Kneeling: Coach Dave Jorgenson, Coach Sam Sharpe. Coach Lynn Miller. Varsifg SEASON SUMMARY 9; 9mm! 26 G.I. Northwest 35 51 Schuyler 54 40 St. Paul 58 52 Centennial 57 49 Crete 72 38 Hastings 59 42 Grand Island 81 43 Seward 41 45 Aurora 54 52 Holdrege 60 52 Wood River 49 44 Minden 54 39 0rd 40 42 York 57 47 Albion 50 47 0rd 59 36 G.I. Cen. Cath. 48 45 Aurora 50 116 . .. 77 K .h r. f .4..-o.zw l Tim Mommens and Darryl Ste- , h' t t . . , 1' phens were selected to the annual ' honorary CentraI-Ten Conference wt . Basketball team. $ , Darryl was rated 15th for scoring 4; z; in the conference with an average of V. w 4 11.4 points per game. He was 7th in rebounding with an average of 9 per R game. Tim was rated 9th in rebounding with an average of 8.7 per game. 117 Girls' Baskeiball LAN to right: Mel Ostmndor, Lisa Eriandoon. Kim Rasmussen, Lori Roscoe, Lynn Donelson. Darla Penney, Coach Waltman, Venom Vaughn, Shelly Richardson, Toti aim, Tina Reeves, Michelle Mcllnay, Theresa Lanzendorl. Not pictured: Assistant Coach Mindy Mueller. Varsi+g GS: 92mm! 34 York 36 26 Fullerton 33 27 Albion 47 34 Crete 43 33 Schuyler 34 35 Aurora 43 40 Holdrege 42 33 Seward 35 40 Wood River 29 36 Schuyler 1 37 35 GJ. Cent. Cath. 42 24 GJ. Northwest 44 32 0rd 56 55 St. Paul 60 27 GO. Northwest 57 Student Managers: Marche Higgins, Karol Owens, Carla Pet- anon, Jeanne Stan. Karen Woible. Theresa Lanzendorf was named to the CentraI-Ten Conference West 1st Team; CentraI-Ten AIl-Confer- ence Honorable Mention Team, and was picked by the Grand Island Independent to the class B AIl-Area 2nd Team. Theresa, who played center for the Bison girls, led the CentraI-Ten Conference in rebounds, averaging 113 ten per game. Lori, Lynn, Tina and Theresa Jump ball, Lynn. 119 L31! to right: Shelly Richardson, Tricia Saws . Lisa Becker, Georgia Haith, Coach Waltman, Karen Campbell, Kandy Wilson. Helen Larson, LeAnn Graves, Lisa Erlandson. York 24 Fullerton 32 23 Albion 30 18 Schuyler 41 14 Aurora 31 35 Holdrege 37 25 Seward 60 26 Wood River 49 19 G.I. Can. Oath. 41 24 G.l. Northwest 47 27 0rd 30 32 St. Paul 27 120 Freshmen SCORES 8: RECORD 9; Tam 9mm 8 St. Paul 34 8 York 38 18 GICC 34 17 Columbus Scotus 19 17 Aurora 40 18 GINW 27 20 Albion 26 10 Columbus Lakeview 36 24 GINW 35 Coach: Miss Mindy Mueller ,.. -1, . , 1.. V.. . Front: Kandi Hill, Tammy Pfoiler, Karon Woible, Student Manager. 2nd row: Julie Fienhold. Jodi Johnson. Back row: LeAnn Graves, Angie Vaughn, Helen Larsen. 121 A Winning Season for Junior Varsiig Front row: Alan Donolson, Jon Smim, Mike Higgins, Bill Fousek, Jac Smith. Tim Strange, Dave Dickinson, John Souhrada. Back row: Coach Kobza, Shawn Mcllnay. Stove Hummel, Eric Erickson, Tracy Hilder, Pat Rodysill, Bill Hillmer. SEASON RECORD Central City Quad 1:! cc 1:! Wood River 9 Opponm Fullerton Quad. 3rd 29 Albion 7 St. Paul Quad 2nd 30 Seward 1 2 Osceola lnyita-tional 2nd 19 Amara 5 Seward lnvmmonal 2nd 29 GINW 4 26 St. Paul 2 15 York 3 122 Varsiig Has Anofher Greai Year Front row: Matt Bolling. Perry Smith. Jim Fitzgerald, Tim Harlow, Gary Scherer, John Stauller. Back row: Coach Marosh, Russ Johnson, Dale Brookomoier, Dave Lewis, Scott Smith, Steve Schuller, Paul Petersen. SEASON RECORD St. Paul Quad 2nd C C . Opponen! Aurora Quad 18! 48 Wogd River 9 Holdtogo Invitational 1 st 1 5 Albion 42 Central City Invitational 1 :1 31 Aurora 25 Albion Invitational 2nd 47 GINW 9 Central Ton 2 47 St. Paul 14 District 1 53 York 6 State 2nd 44 Seward 1 8 123 Maresh's Magnificent Seven The wrestling team finished runner- up in the State Tournament; bringing home the first state trophy in the school's history. The team had four state placers this year, which is the most Central City has ever had. Front row: Tim Harlow, Run Johnson. Scott Smith. Back row: Dave Lewis, Jim Fitzgerald, Dale Brookemoier, Matt Bolling. Wrestling awards: Outstanding Wrestler: Matt Bolling Most Improved Wrestler: Dale Brookomeior But First Year Vanity Wrestler: Russ Johnson Below: Matt Bolling. State Champion 31-0 Record C oncavdxuhliftong .0 t matt B-giti'mg W 5 E State. Qxxhhx h XH- i32 K55. X 'W V 1 t l' ni'fo 'y - 1 t 124 Dal. Brookomoior Dal. Brookomoior 29-3 Record Run Johnson 22-1 1 Record among: Dav. Lewis 25-. Record Tim Harlow 20-9 Record 125 '0 s w gyg 3: 2'? 1 0- 0 ; V01 , . 1 l H; n 1 l j- cmmcm 0150! - csumLcmu l f 0 mi... ,. Front row: Karl Chanon. Kan Aomi. Jon Liogl, Mike Schuller, Dan Van Pelt. Dale Brookemoior, Russ Johnson, Tracy Hildor. 2nd row: Lonny Bandt, Tracey Garntt, Student Managers, Eric Erickson, Wayne Lancn, Mike Higgins, Dennis Waggoner, Dana Huge, Dav. Clement. John Blue. 3rd row: John Camps. Brian Belitz, Gary Scheror. Kirk Lammen, John Fishler, Judy Wilson, Stove Hack, Student Managers. 4th row: Coach Wino, Coach Jorgenun. Coach Nielsen. 51h row: Steve Schuller, Ron Ludden, Tim Mommona, Darryl Slophom. Torry Gallon, Jim Fitzgerald. School Track Records Polo Vault: Jim Fitzgerald, 121M 400 Motor: Tim Mommom 49.1 000 Motor: Tim Mommem 1:59.01 300 Motor Intermediate Hurdles, Jim Fitzgerald 42.0 400 Motor Relay: 44.53 Dennis Waggon Dale Btookomoior Darryl Stephen. Ron Luddon 1600 Motor Relay: 3:265 Jim Fitzgerald Dole Brookomoior Stove Schullor Tim Mommons Tlm Monument 126 Jim Fitzgerald .17' L-' L EITRM. YBISDI WEIGHT MEN mt lam Seated: Terry Catlott, Left to right: John Blue, Dana Rugs, Darryl Stephens, Tracy Hilder, Eric Erickson. HURDLERS: molom: In tront: Steve Schullor. Back: Dan Van Pelt. Mike Schullor. Jim Fitzgerald. DISTANCE: Uronn: John Camps, Wayne Larson. Brian Belitz, Gary Scherer. Back: Kirk Lammert, Ken Aorni, Russ Johnson, Tim Mommens, Mike Higgins, Karrl Charron. 127 Ron Ludden SPRINTERS: Front row: Jim Fitzgerald, Ron Ludden. Steve Schuller, Darryl Stephens. Back row: Dave Clemens, John Fishler, Tim Mommens, Jen Liegl, Dale Broekemeier Dennis Waggoner. State Qualfiers, Results: Triple Jump: Dale Broekomoior 41h State 44'6V2 100 Meter Run: Ron Ludden 200 Meter Run: Ron Luddon Tim Mommens 400 Meter Run: Tim Mommem 3rd State 49.5 800 Meter Run: Tim Mommens 3rd State, 1:59.04 100 Motor High Hurdle Mike Schullor 300 Motor Intermediate Hurdles Jim Fitzgerald wantinuod on next pageJ I JUMPERS: Kneeling: Dale Brookomoior, Jim Fitzgerald, Dave Clemans, Buied. Jen Loigl. Standing: John Fishler, Russ Johnson, Wayne Larson, Brian Bolitz, Mike Schul- Ior. 128 Freshmen 3099' Track SEASON RECORD Scotus, Wood River Triangular 3rd Barr Invitational 51h York Dual 2nd GICC, Hasting- Sl. Coclia Triangular 2nd Aurora Dual 2nd Aurora Invitational 5th West C-10 4th c-1o 8th i g, Front row: Loo Mayors, John Shutter, Alan Donelwn. 2nd row: Brian Nabity, Joe Supik, Van Galusha. 3rd row: Kevin Campbell, Dave Dickinson. Ross Heinen. 4th row: Tim Strange, Rodney Hoinen, Robert Kluna. Standing: Coach Hummel. State Qualilion, Results, Continued 4 x 100 Meter Relay 44.53 4th Dennis Waggoner Dale Broekomeior Darryl Stephens Hon Luddon 4 x 400 Meter Relay 3:29.14 Dale Brookomoior mistrictn Stove Schuller Tim Mommens Ron Ludden Stale STATE OUALIFIERS: 1 It row: Dennis Waggoner, Dale Broekemeier, Jim Fitzgerald. Stove Schuller, Vaneta Vaughn. Back: Darryl Ste- phens, Ron Luddon. Tim Mommens, Mike Schuller, Tina Reeves. 129 Girls' Track mum W L :3; . g . GEISIRM I M 80 ,, I115 . I 9943 I . g n. ;..;J v DISTANCE: Kneeling: Vanda Vaughn, Michelle Janky. Standing: Heidi Boom, Karen Wei bio. 130 WEIGHTS: Front row: Shelly Marsh, Lisa Erlandson, Angie Vaughn. Julie Feinhold. Back row: Jill Roach, Shelley Richardson, Kim Rasmussen, Lynn Nelson, Vickie Pearson. Not pictured Darla Penney. SPRINTERS: Front: Tina Reeves, Nancy Freeland. Back row: LeAnn Graves. Helen Larson. 131 132 094mm cm! .43: ' . ' 38mm , .URLS mm x , 45:35 V4 40 . ; . . . ms HACK RUNNERS AND JUMPERS: Front row: Milli King, Halon Larson, Angie Vaughn, Shelley Richardson, Vickie Pearson, Lisa Erland- Ion. Michelle Janky. Back row: Kim Rasmussen. Nancy Freeland, Tina Reeves, Vanota Vaughn, LoAnn Graves, Julie Feinhold. GIRLS' TRACK: Front. on lloor: Nancy Freeland, Tina Reeves. 2nd row: Milli King, Vaneta Vaughn, Michelle Janky, Lisa Erland- non. Third row: Carla Petersen, Student Manager, Lynn Nelson, Helen Larson, Shelley Richardson, Angie Vaughn, Julie Feinhold, LoAnn Graves. Back row: Kim Rasmussen, Heidi Boom, Vickie Pearson, Shelly Marsh, Jill Roach, Karen Weible. Not pictured Darla Penney. Coach Nielsen, Coach Waltman. SCHOOL RECORDS: Shot: Darla Penney 33' 1 1 1 c-1o Conlerence 1981 Discus: Shelly Marsh 1 1 1' 3 c-1o Conference 1981 100 M Hurdles: Shelley Richardson 1 6.4 c-1o Conlerenoe 1981 400 M Duh: Tina Reeves 81 .8 Districts 3-3 1981 3200 M Run: Vanola Vaughn 12:28.9 Districts 3-3 1981 State Qualition: Tina Hooves 3rd at District: Vanota Vaughn 2nd at District: 133 Cross Counirg on he Run Watch where you are going Tim! Stretching out bolero the meet. Runners on your mark, get set, go! Fronl row: Robert Kluna, Jon Smith. Gary Schenr, John Souhrada, Dale Swanson. Back row: Coach Nielsen, Tim Harlow, Kevin Davis, Tim Mommens, Ken Aemi, Mike Higgins, Karl Charvon. 134 In back: Perry Carnot, Monte Kyes, Todd Hilder, Melvin Burkhardt, Kevin Davis, Mickey Roscoe, Don Garrett. Kneeling: Coach Rainlorth, Gary Kyes. Joel Holbrook. Golf Team Team Record: Duals: Albion 177 Bison 109 I St. Paul 195 Bison 175 X Schuyler 182 Bison 188 Aurora 186 Bison 184 Ttiangular: York 350 GINW 353 Bison 359 Albion Invitational Finished 91h Aurora Invitational Finished 6111 Central 10 Finished 7th a District Finished 8th - lie 135 136 IN THE NEWS Shah's Death Space Shuttle Columbia made a Suc- coulul night. Assassination Attempt on President Reagan Mount St. Helen: Erupts John Lonnon Auntsinatod Hostages Return Home Annuination attempt on Pope John Paul II Say it with SONGS I Ain't Gonna Stand Ior It Hello. Again Sumo Auld Lang Sync Love On the Rocks Duaming Celebration I Love a Rainy Night Memorg Paih BOOKS Flowers In the Attic Petals in the Wind The Stand The Covenant Fire Starter Salem's Lot FAVORITE GROUPSXSINGERS Kenny Rogers Eddie Rabbit Queen Neil Diamond Kool and the Gang Blondie John Lennon T.V. SHOWS Dallas Duke. of Hazard Three's Company One Day At A Time Knot's Landing Lobo B. 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