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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1986 volume:

h: 'A k - ' ' ' 33:: LA; 3 4 - L3 ' g. Footsteps Central City Senior High Central City, Nebraska 1985-86 Table Of Contents Homecoming Prom Graduation Seniors Faculty Classes Organizations Athletics Foreign Exchange Senior Activities 3Credits3 We Remember. . . 11 16 17 23 35 73 93 94 96 Homecoming '85 Queen Rhonda Ummcl King Chad Waring Attendants Bottom left. Mia Roxcoc and Jeff Kycs Attendants Bottom right: Susie Kaiser and Dan Bmsman The 1965780 Hometnming weuL began with the QC Club and Spirit Squad electing six king and queen mndidatm un Tuesday The hopefuls were: Rhonda Ummel, Susie Kaiser, Jodie Tessendorf, Mia Roscoe, Angie Green, Theresa Newhy, Juhn Waggonoi, Chad War- ing, Jeff Kycs, Dan Brosman, Lance MeL-ikdtz, and Mike Foulk. The student body voted on Wednesday fut theii favorite. The volleyball giils battled York on Thmsday with the freshmen n'oming out victorious for the Bison. A tidditional bonfire was held at Patterson field following the games. There were shouts of approv- at when Mia Roscoe, Rhonda Ummel, Susie Kaiser, Jeff Kyes, Chad Waring, and Dan Brosman received the honor of being the top finalists Fm Hometoming Royalty. Friday after school our gym was the scene of a spirit W filled pep rally. SADD sponsored a Kissethe-pigu contest. Students contri- huted money in the name of their favorite teacher throughout the week, the teacher with the most money was faced with the prospect of kissing a live pig. John Best, a representative of the booater clubi presented the pep rally speech. The Want Ads performed at the Bison rally, lip synf- ing, Be True To Your School , and Cot Around'i, both Beach Boys classics. Later that evening the Bison Football team hosted M rated Aurora Huskies. The Bison put up a good fight before surrendering 33-7. Chad Waring and Rhonda Ummel were presented as the 1985- 1986 Homecoming Royalty during halftime activities. After the grid iron battle the student council sponsored the home- coming dance. Dancer's feet were put in motion to music supplied by Complete Music. The 2nd runnersvup pictured above are Dan Brosman and Susie Kaiser. T0 the left are Ist runners-up Jeff Kyes and Mia Roscoe. Bottom, the 1985-1986 Homecoming Royaltyl King Chad Waring and Queen Rhonda Ummelt The week of October 7-11 Found the CCHS studenh kinking oft Homecom- mg, with the annual xpirrt competition. Nerds put their best feet forward on Monday's HNerd Day h competition. The fun didn't stop there, for Tuesday was generit dayv Anyone was in step it they drewed up in green and gold on Wednesday. Dress Nhoes were put on Thursday for dresvup day, Saddle shoes, high topa, and penny loafers were tom- mon on Friday's 50 s day The tdculty stepped atross the finish line First with a score of 438 points. The Seniors were runnera-up with 405 paints. A score of 30012 wac good enough to place the Freshman third. The Sophomores and Juniors were a step be- hind with 392 and 38032 points respec- tively , we a. w... Below; Niixx Dawn Odwalt wins the opportunity to step up and Fate the pig provided by Mr. Jim Graves at the annual Homecoming pep rally. Below left; Magnus Bath and Geremy Schott make a cute couple??? Above; the Want Ads are surrounded by many fans. X X . s- ontse .d N Spirit Week Abuvc; the band gets ready to plav at H10 Homecoming pep rally. Below left; Pam Maruv announres at thy pep rally. At the right Bison spirit relgn supremely after photographs! Jne Flesuh rixLed hh life: to get the picture iv 0 ' a . s I ,4 . A castle pmvided the setting, for the pin'tures. Rhonda L'mmel, Sean W'agncr, and Joe Flowh have a visit beside 1t, 'Til The Clock Strikes Twelve Sophomore wrvcrs back row left to right: Wes Smith, Bret Streker, Mike Jorgenson, Steve Catlctt, Mike Trcnhaile, Ben Calanen, Lorinda Krancc, Tom Huggett, Darren Brown, Jim Freeland, Jack Best, Preston Sawyers, Mickey Eckstmm, Lyle SL'heinu-A, and Brian Vandcrheidcn. Front row: Kay Boelts', Shelli Malcolm, Amy Dearking, Molly MCGuirc, Jennifer Craving, Amie Ummel, Lim Rowoc, Toni Johnmn, Angie Sawycrx, Bridget Cdughen, Angie Ferris, Chelsey McCoy, and Chris Bluwv 8 Guests enjoy the entertainment provided by CCHS Stage Band. unior-Senior From The 1980 prom 'Til the Clock Strikes Twelve was presented to the Seniors by the Juniors. The gym was transformed to fit the theme, Royal blue and ailver metallic streamers decorated the ceiling, and came to the center where they joined a lighted clock. The center of the gym floor was decorated with a bridge and path with trees on all sides. Swans decorated with pink flowers were also on both sides of the bridge In one corner of the gym was a scene of a pond by a brick wall Benches were on both sides of the pond where more swans swamt A silver ball hung over the pond. The dance floor was decorated with the Sen- ior class motto and silver stars hung the whole length of the stage. Sophomore servers Lorinda Krance and Tom Huggett greeted the guests as they entered the door decorated with a big pumpkin and silver streamers: Horse-drawn pumpkin coach pic- tures decorated both Sides of the gym. Master of Ceremonies Joe Flesch welcomed the Seniors and faculty. Rev. John Erlandson gave the benediction and then the guests en- joyed the banquet of roast pork, mashed pota- toes and gravy, corn, rolls, and cherry Cheese take. Chad Waring then gave the Senior re- sponse and CCHS Stage Band provided the much enjoyed entertainment. Dancers enjoyed the music provided by D and J Enterprises. Throughout the evening, guests had their pictures taken in front of a castle as the background. Decorated gates stood in Front of the castle surrounded by more swans. At midnight royal blue and silver balloons dropped an the dance floor and the clock sounded its musical chimes. Enjoying the prom favors pictured left to right are: Mrst and Mr. lNaring, Chad Waring, Master of Ceremoniek Joe Flewh, and Mr. and Mn. Maleolm. The lighted rlnck whuh hung in A huraeAdrawn pumpkin carriage decorated each wall. the comm or the gym Disujockeys from D and J Enterprises. Abuvc- Mr L'mmel dirCLtlng stage band mcmbmw as they pmwdc the cntcrminmont for tho M'cnlng T0 the right Danmn enjoyed dandng t0 unv of nmnv klnw Mungk plavcd thruughnut the evening f E A V R a , 1 19 w v n X 1H a T I :1 B N 85 If endings symbolize beginnings, we've only just begun Mr Carnes welcomes the friends and family of the 10ch graduatcx 1080 Salutatorinns John Waggoner and Margaret Houdek and Valedictorian Lori Ndbity. Pastor Elsherry delivers the class ser- The Invocation was presented Rhonda Ummel presents the Jeff Swanson challenges the men. by Beth Zuehlkc. dash adresx. class to follow their dreams. Valedictorian Lori Nabity proudly presents A diploma to Andrea Campbell. 12 13 Honors Night 3 3 t, Skeve Schuller Memorial Scholarship: Mr. and Mrs Larry Harlow and recipient John W'aggoner. Julei Hilder Memorial Scholarship awarded to Cheryl Mcsner and Susie Kaiser. ';1;m X Mrv Jerry Rainfmth with the Outstanding Female Athlete , Jodi Tes- scndorf, Matt Fis'hburn Memorial Scholarship awarded by Shirley Craving t0 Chad W'aring and Lnri Nabity. Walk Through The Arts Favorities Of 85'-86' Songs I Wanna Be A Cowboy Ihxty' All The Time Shout How wiII I Know In The News Spam Shuttle Challenger exploded US umdutted a bombing run on Libya Russian nuclear reactor exploded AIDs epidemic scare Aid Contertsr Live Aid Sport Aid Hands: Across America Farm Aid I and II Europe Aid Band Aid TV Shows Movies Cosby Show Beverly Hills Cop Miami Vice St. Elmo's Fire Saturday Night Live Nightmare On Elm's Street Robotech Back to the Future Prices Jeans: $30 Shnes: $35 Gas: 80er$105 Movie: $4.00 Pop: SOQ Pay phone Call: 20c: Evening on the Town: $4000 Car: $500000 INEWI $50.00? IUSEDI 1S Senior Favorites Most Studious Best Looking Lori Nabity John Waggoner Mia Roscoe Chad Waring Most Humorous Best Dressed g, k- V1.7 A Andrea Campbell Dean Roach Rhonda Ummel Jeff Swanson Most Athletic Best Personality u Jodie Togaendorf Chad Waring Rhonda Ummel Dean Roach : This d Wuwmn : ,.-, .. , 6 8 f O S S a 1 C Was Your Year Magnus Back Dan Brosman Alessandra Bustamame Shane Dean Matt Djernes Russ Erickson Mike Forsell Mike Foulk Dennis Garbers Mylon Garrett Shelli Graves Tim Grudzinski Eric Harvey Roger Hedglin 5 Susie Kaiser Mike Kearney Pat Kelley Jen Kleve Jeff Kyes Brian Learning Susan Luebbe Angi Marti Colleen Medinger 13? ins K 4 Cheryl Mesner Lori Nabity Felicia Nelsen Theresa Newby Matt Newman Steven Nielson Teri Nitzel 6 . Randall Paulsen Brad Ratliff Dean Rice 9, . g W K V; . ill . . Mike Reiken Jerome Rinkol Dean Roach Mia Roscoe 'jdx F :1 r . . Mg Roger Spencer Mickey Stauffer Cindy Stephens Kim Supik .4. AL . Jodie Tessendorf John Waggoner Cu, .: Chad Waring David Whiles Steve Williams Mike Zegar Senior Quotes BACK, MACNUS- All pain, no gain BANDT, WILLIAM- Nothing is beyond the reach of determination. BROSMAN, DAN- I don't follow in anybody's foot- steps, I make my own. BUSTAMANTE, ALESSANDRA- Somebody my books, I hope BUTT, RANDY- If I had a Choice of two things in life I would take my car and what's her name CAMPBELL, ANDREA- To dream of the person you want to be, is to waste the person you are CLINE, JON- Life, is what happened to you while you were making other plans. COLCLASURE, CHUCK- You will do foolish things but do them with enthusiasm DEAN, SHANE- Our dreams are limited only by how far our thoughts will take us. DJERNES, MATT- Very little is needed to make life happy ERICKSON, RUSS- Progress involves risk, you can't steal second base with one foot on first. FORSSELL, MIKE- The dictionary is the only place where joy comes before work. FOULK, MIKE- It's amazing what one can accome plish when one doesn't know what one can't do. CAREERS, DENNIS- Talent is God given e be thankful; Fame is man given -e be humble; Conceit is self given - be careful. GARRETT, MYRON- Cod, guts, and guns made America, let's keep all three. GRAVES, SHELLI- It's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice. GREEN, ANGIE- I work when I'm good and ready, but I'm never good and ready at the same time. HEDGLIN, ROGER- Whenever I feel like studying, I lie down until the feeling goes away. HERBIG, DIANA- I always have two reasons for do- ing something, a good reason and the real reason. HOUDEK, MARGARET- I never make the same mis- take twice, I make new ones. KAISER, SUSIEe'iIf you're satisfied just to get by, step aside for the one who isn't. KEARNEY, MIKE- Too smart to study, and too hand- some to care. KELLEY, PAT- For they can conquer who believe thay can. KLEVE, JON- l have simple standards, the best al- ways satisfies me. KYES, JEFF- Procrastination is the art of keeping up with yesterday. LEAMING, BRIAN- Speech is a great necessity, but silence is a virtue. MARTI, ANGI- The more I study, the more I know. The more I know, the more I forget. The more I forget, the less I know-so why study? MEDINGER, COLLEEN- Life is a daring adventure or it is nothing at all. MEERKATZ, LANCE- Who said I did that? MESNER, CHERYL- It's important to look like you know what you're doing even when its obvious you don't. stole NABITY, LORI- The best way I know 6f to win an argument is to start off by being in the right. NELSON, FELICIA- A smile can never be kept; it can only be given away. NEWBY, THERESA- I can complain because rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses. NEWMAN, MATTJ'Time waits for no one, and it won't wait for you. NIELSON, STEVE- Everyone procrastinates, some more than others. NITZEL, TERI- Not everyone can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced. PAULSON, RANDY- l am not my actions, I am the actor, my actions may be good or bad, that doesn't make me good or bad. PURCHAL, BOB- lf I had a wish I would wish to be a bird and fly away from all of my mistakes. RATLIFF, BRAD- One ear heard it, and at the other, out it went. RICE, DEAN- When you have a chance . . it. RIEKEN, MIKE- The day will come when we have to face reality. RINKOL, JEROME- Yesterday is a dream, and to- morrow is only a vision, but today well-loved, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every toe morrow a vision of hope. ROACH, DEAN- I ain't never gonna use bad English again. ROSCOE, MIA- A girl with a smile is a girl worth- while. SPENCER, ROGER- Lifeis like a waterbed, you either flow with it or you never get out. STAUFFER, MICKEY- Please Lord, grant me patience - that I may wait to discover the beautiful man you are creating for me. STEPHENS, CINDY- Life can be wonderful if you don't get messed up in the wrong crowd. SUPIK, KIM- l would like to speak to whomever is in control of my life and suggest some improvements. SWANSON, JEFF- Success is not being the best, suc- cess is giving your best. TESSENDORF, JODIE- When we think we know what lies ahead, we begin not looking ahead. That's when we run into walls. UMMEL, RHONDA- I am only one, but I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something. What I can do, I ought to do, and what I ought to do, by God's grace, I will do. WAGGONER, JOHN- Everybody has a future, some people plan theirs. WARING, CHAD- Donit pass a temptation lightly by; it may never come again. WHILES, DAVE- Don't just do something. Stand there. WILLIAMS, STEVE- I am not responsible for my ac- tions just my satisfactions. ZEGAR, MIKE- It's important to look like you know what you're doing, even when it's obvious you don't. . jump at Top iefl. Stale Fan pumupanls Front Row Tum Biel, DdVld lemn, Steve VVHlmms, Alan Donclmn, Jeff Kym, luff Swansun, Mr Maroh, Sponsor 2nd Row Russ Erickson Stcwn Nielsen, Calvm Berg, VVmem Bandk, Deane Nielsen, Paby Wait. Mmhclle 8101, Chad Kyea Bottom Middle Left: 5th Place State Poultry Team: Deane Nielsen, Kenyon Schuett, Chad Kyes Bouom Left: DistriCt Proficiency Winners: . .9- r; 1? I '- Vigxu K3 '! Top Right: lat Place State Crops Team: Terri Biol, Jeff Swanson Jeff Kyes, Kenyon Schuett Front Row: Jeff Swanson, Kenyon Schuen. Back Row: Deane Nielsen, Russ Erickson, Da- vid Nielsen, Deane Nielsen was the State Profi- ciency winner in Specialty Crop' and Kenyon Schuett was the State winner in Forage Crop Bottom Right: 15k Place District Nursery 8: Landscape Team: Randy Francis, David Kyes, David King. David Kyes was the lst place indi- vidual at Districts and Randy Francis placed 8th at State. . 3:17 : it a f Twp loflAMrs. Olivia Santos Top right-Mh. Terri Hensly and Mr. Fred Kobza Botmm left-Mivu Dawn Odwalt, Mr. Dave Jorgenson, Mr. Ron Dughmdn and Mr. Gary Hdusserman Bottom Iight-Mr. Donny Ummel and Miss Catherine Harerh Teachers proud to step into the re- sponsibility of teaching at CCHS. Top left-Mr. Rose; Dinwiddie, Mr. Larry Doll and Mrs. Judy Williams Top right-Miss Diane Krumme, Mr. Harvey Holbrook, Mr. Larry Hummel and Mrs. Vicki Beck Centex Photo-Mri Jim Tonniges, Mrsi Barbara Sealy, Mr. Pete Robinson Bottom photO-Mr. Jerry Rainforth, Mr. Tonniges, Mr. Fred Holmes, Mi: Lyle Robcrh It takes time, energy, and patienee but a few dlL' willing to take the risk of becoming a teacher. There are many rea- sons why these people choae the profession of teaching. The majority of these scholars made this momentous decie sion when they were in middle school or high school, but a few waited until they had a year or two of college to boast about. Different aspects of teach- ing appeal to different people Being able to influence a young, personii life is one of the moat important factors As an adult they are able to he in contact with the student for up to seven hours a day; Out of this contact a mutual respect is built and the student can have a positive role model to look up to. This is very helpful when a student is struggling, with many changes and prob- lems, Fall is the favorite time of year for several of CCHS teachers. Homecoming festivi- ties play a big role in their love of this time of year. It's excite ing to see the energy and life students show at the begin- ning of the year. If tcatheis could change a few things they would cut down on extracurricular ac- tivities and try to instill the importance of sthoolwork. Overall teachers are pleased with the students at CCHSt 19 Twp 10ft Nlr Alan H'xbl'wlx Lvnter idt Mr Gary Nhruxh, 1N1! Lmutt NIaanlm, NM. kvvm Wlnmg. Bottom lv-H Mn. Ime MunL. Nhs. Barb Mkarv Tup nght 31h lulli- Studnuka, th Lauum Hadcnh'ldt Bottom nght INM. Duw' lmgvnum 20 Top left: Ken Scheinost and Leroy Klevc Top right: Pat McMahon R.Nt Bottom left: Marylin Donaldson, Shirley Forbis, Erma Trout, and Arla Burkhardt It took many people to make CCHS function. The school would never have been able to run smoothly without the people behind the school. Our school owes its phys- ical health to four very important people, our cooks and our nurse. In a school year our cooks prepared many hundreds of lunches. This year the cooks also helped make prom night special by preparing the meal. Mrs. McMahon also contribut- ed to the health of our school by being there when a student was ill. In the course of a school year she took tempera- tures, distributed medica- tion, and helped each stu- dent maintain a healthy attitude. The custodians added a special touch to life at CCHS. Without them the school would not sparkle and things wouldn't run as smooth- ly. These people are often overlooked but they are a part of CCHS that is very important. 21 Top right: Mrs. Peck gets the end of school mailing ready to go Middle Left: Mrs Krumme shows Bill Hanson the correct way to print his computer program. Middle right: Mr. Hummel explains how to draw a geometric figure using compasses. Bottom left: Mrs. Miller organizes the students schedules for next year 22 Gaylvvn Ahlms Calvm Berg I111 Bod Tcxri Bicl NMLC Boulton Tony Bull Vernon Campbell Melodic Cedax Dan Chuwh Sum Clark Tammy Clauff Kohl Rub Clemans Lynette Clevenger Sami Connell Kim Davidson Rogers Melody Edic Sam Erlandson Jason Esau Michelle Fattig Heidi Fishler Joe Flesch Ginger Foster April Fox Renee Freese 24 Class Officers Kurt Hookslra, Joe F1esch,Leah Lindner, and Tim McMahon Andxoa Green Bill Crimes Bill Hanson Paul Hodglin Cdil chk Kurt Hookstra Melanie Huber Kim Jacobsen Mk'hell Kohl Amy Krance Chad Kyes Leo Kyes Terra Lcnhart Natalie Lewis Leah Linder Heidi Makowski DcWayne Malleck Pam Marco Shayne McCoy Tim McMahon Darren Meyer Mike Moore Rochelle Nelson Dave Nielson Deane Nielsen Craig Nun Donnene Ohlman Todd Paulsen Jerry Paup Angie Pfeifer 25 26 David Ronnfeldt Todd Roscoe Debra Ruge Tom Sawyers Kenyon Schuett Jennifer Sellmeyer Todd Stuart Karen Svitak Mark Thomas Becki Trenhaile Krista Van Pelt Scan Wagner Christy Wandfluh Doug Whiles Tanya Whitebull Kristen Wibbles Dan Williams RLN Band Jack But Craig Blodgctt Kirk Blodgutt Chrix Blow Kay Boelts Sherri Brandenburg, Darrin Brown Steve Catlett Keith Charron Steve Colo Joel Cook Doug Cooper Dennis Dankert Amy Dcarking James Dunham Mickey Edo-trom Angie Ferris Pet Fothergill Pat Foulk Rick Foulk Jim Freeland Donovan Freesc- Ben Calatzen 28 Class Officers T Strckcr. 4.1 Blidgct Caughn Jennifer tircving Rubin Crcign Man Grimes Toby Harris deon Hatfield ,Iunya Hawthmnv l,isa Honk Mike Hermann Judy Horton Tom Hugger: Chris Jensen Toni Johnson Kim Johnston Mike ngcnwn Lm'inda Kuma- Kovin Kutma Lnlcne Larsen Doug Larsen Deb Learning Jay Lee Midwlle Maltolm Chelsey MnLuy Molly McGuiw Susan Mcdingm Lisa Nabny Gina Nelson Robert OsantnwsLi Debbie Paulscn Kim Paulsen 29 30 Cmdy Paup Bob Peck Shelley Petersen Angie Rinkol Brenda Rish Jari Roach Lisa Roscoe Angie Sawyers Preston Sawyers Tonya Schenk Lyle Scheinost Connie Smelker Wes Smith Michelle Skeinke Jason Stephonson Brenda Steifel Steve Smpkotte Bret Strecker Connie Supik Pat Tan Mike Trenhaile Amie Ummel Brian Vanderheiden Debbie Waggonner Chuck Wagner Cory Weidner Rochelle Weise 32 Debbie Barnex Ann Bittingcr Sheri Blow Bill Boltc Scott Brandenburg W'Cndy Carlson Bdrrick Carranza Darryl Church Susan Cline Scott Comer Monte Dahlkc Ted DeBoer Dean Eckstrom Brent Erickson Deirdre Erickson Todd Fishler Fred Fokhergill Randy Francis Brent Frauen Laurie Friend Rube Ceren Kelly Croetzinger Cissy Grotz Adam Crudinski Freshmen class officers: Masami Kunz, Ann Bittinger, Randy Francis and David Kyes. mg? $5 Kenneth Hammond Lottie chnigdr Jmi Jull David King Mindi King Amy Klanm'ky 5am Kortum Masami Kunz David Kycs J00 Lamprerhl J0 Larsen Janis Lee Minhael Lempka Tina Madison Jodi Makowski Missy Marco Bill McDonald Shaunda Mercex Bill Miller Michele Moore Matt Meyers Larry Nelson Trent Newby Stephanie Paup Sandee Peterson Mary Price Laura Purchal Kim Richardson Lonnie Rinkol Todd Ronfeldt 33 Kim Sawyers Mike Schenk Ceremy Schon Roger Schuen Shawn Schwensen Kerry Sellmeyer Brian Siekman Jake Smith Tanya Stuart David Supik Kim Swanson Jimmy Ummel Tracey Waring Cy WhiteBull Jamey Worth Ambitious freshmen discover the wonders of science. 34 National Honor Society 4:. m , vw Was; 1984 85 members: Left to right, Michelle Fattig, Magaret Houdek, Pam Marco, Mrs. Terri Hensley. Leah Lindcr, Theresa Ncwby, Lori Nabity, and Thonda Umm01 Top left to right: Kurt Hookstra, Chad Waring, John Waggoner, Jeff Kyes and Tony Bull vyu N- 41 ' Michelle Fattig and Kurt Hookstra tutor Carrie Wibbles. 36 Kurt helping out at the track meet. The new members of NHS: Top left to right, Susie Kaiser, Fclitia Nelson, Colleen Larsen, Kenyon Srhuett, and Dunnottc Ohlman. Buttum left to right, Brut Strcckcr, Tom Huggett, Amy Doarking, and Jeff Swanson. Not pictured: Tim McMahon Smile pretty Theresa and Donnetle. Jeff Kyvs and Jeff Swanson enjoying themselves at the Picadilly. I got all dressed up for this? 4 This year's OfFiCQIb were. pictured from left to right Back row: Jim Freeland, Sccxetary. Colleen Medinger, Historian Jill Best. Treasurer. Shelli Graves. President. Front row: Kim JacobSen, Reporter, Leah Lindner. Vice PresidenL , WK 1.: gut: V L $rgiatz2fnwa , ,w w. I ' ' y. ., , Members are as pictured, left to right. 5th row: Tammy Kohl and Susan Luebbe, 4th row: Steve Williams, Bill Hansen, Lisa Roscoe. Amy Dcarking, Michelle Fattig, Dob Paulsen, Tonya Hawthorne. 3rd row: David Neilson, Becki Trenhaile, Deb Rugc, Jennifer Selmeyer, Lisa Honk, Teri Biol, Angie Ferris 2nd row: Scott Comer, James; Dunham, Margaret Houdek, Cheryl Mesner, ls! row: Kim Jacobson, Colleen Medingcr, Shelli Graves, Jim 38 Freeland, Mrs. LaJean Hadenfcldt; Sponsor, The Central City chapter of Future Business Leaders of America had many events this year. On November b, they took a field trip to Lincoln and visited the Lincoln General Hospital, the National Bank of Com- merce, and the E.T.V. Network. On November 14, they held a business community breakfast with over 150 people in attendance. On December 9, the annual pro- gressive dinner for Christmas was held. Amy Deark- ing hosted the salad, Kim Jacobsen, the main dish, and Jim Freelend, the desert. There were many Chapter activities also held during the second semester; On January 22, the officers met for the first time with the advisory council consisting of six local business people February 10-15 was na- tional F.B.L.A. week. Events that week were: Carnation sales, Business Attire Day, Teacher Buddy Day, and a Valentines dance. On April 10-13 18 members attend- ed the State Leadership Conference in Omaha and returned with many awards. On April 22, the chapter held its annual banquet and installed new officers. On June 1, the Chapter hosted the breakfast for the MS. Bikathon. Margaret Houdek and Cheryl Mesner enjoying ice cream at the meme bership party. Chad Kyes and Andrea Campbell display their carnations during F.B.L.At week. 3 Members in the sewing line at the annual banquet Members attending SLC. from left to rights Back mw: Debbie Paulsen, Lisa Honk, Susan Medinger, Angie Ferris, Leah Lindnei, Jim Freelcnd, Scott Comer, and Colleen Medingei. Sitting: Shelli Graves, Jill Best, Margaret Houdek, and Kim Jarohsen. Kneeling: Myron Garrett and Cheryl Mesnei. On the floor: Mrs, Hadenfeldt and Lisa Roscoe. 39 From top, ISt row; Chris Blow, Amie Ummel, Lottie Heniger. 2nd row; Steve Stoppkine, Rex Baird, AnA gie Ferris, 3rd row; Rochelle Nelson, Melody Edic, Amy Dearking, 4th row; Amy Krance, Rhonda Ummel, Theresa Ncby, John Waggoner, Lyle Shienhost, Tom Huggctt, Deb Barnes, Sheri Blow, Mindin King, Musami Kunz. Susie Kaiser. 5th row; Donnette Ohlman, Kris Wibbels, Jeff Kyes, Girls Sponsor Miss Odwalt Jennifer Creving, Andrea Green, Sara Erlandson, Joe Flosch, Misgy Marco, Kim Richardson, Jo Lar- sen, Colleen Larsen. 0th row; Kurt Hookstra, Man Newman, Rob Clemens 7th row; Psam Marco, Lisa Roacoe, Toni Johnson ath row; Bill Hanson, Scan Wagner Todd Roscoe 0th row; Shelli Graves, Jodie Tcssendorf, Michelle Fattig. lOIh row; Lee Kyes, Mike Boulton, Steve Catlettl and GIRLS Officers, left - right; Boys Capt., Matt Newman, C0-Capt., Sean Wag- ner, Secretary, Kurt Hookstra, Girls Captt, Rhonda Ummel, Co-Capt., Pam Marco. Secretary, Kris; Wibbelst .. , K chit n. Amlvbvr-ngwa nu 1:9an- a tl 1 wet The students pictured at the left were involved with the 1986 Week- end of Champions, in Fremont, which was one of the many activities the Boys and Girls FCA participated in. The students are, L-R; front row; Mike Jorgensen, Mike Boulton, Steve Catlett, Tom Huggett, Lee Kyes. 2nd row,- Bob Peck, Rex Baird, Rhonda Ummel, Amie Ummel, Lisa Rsocoe, Jodie Tessendorf, Matt Newman. Standing; Sean Wagner and Coleen Larseni The club also had a volleyball challenge early in the year, which the girls won by the slimmest of margins. Then they headed to the Pizza Hut for an after the game snack. The group was also treated to a Pot- Luck supper, and had guest speaker Chris Carr, from the Univ. of Nebraska, give an inspirational talk. In addition to these special activities, there were the usual bi-monthly meetings at Mr. Tonniges', for the guys, while the girls alternated hosting the meetings. Many of the Boys FCA members said the reason for having FCA was to get together with a bunch of guys in fellowship, talk about sports and have some food. .3 41 P. Hahn . s , a .. Spanish Club members, left to right. Front row: Masami Kunz, Deirdra Eritkson, Angie Ferris,ShciliCmves, Mrs.01ivia Santos, Heidi Makowski, Lori Nabity, Cheryl Mcsner, and Margaret Houdek. Back row: Rob Osantawski, Kenyon Sthuott, Jim Froclend, Colene Larsen, Connie Smelker, and Fred Fathergil, Spanish Club officers, left to right. Angie Fenis-Treasurer, Celene Larsen-Secrclary, Shelli Graves-President, Heidi Makowski- 1 Vice President. SPANISH CLUB stepped out with a fun-filled year of activities. On October 15, 1985, Spanish Club members, students and 8th grade students went to Boy's Town in Omaha to see a production put on by the Boston Flamenco and then enjoyed eating at CHI CHI'S. In observance of American Education Week, the Spanish Club hosted a family potluck dinner consisting of Spanish foods. The annual Christ- mas caroling party December 21, 1985, was the way for the members to share with others in the singing of Spanish carols at Bethesda, Long Term, and Merrick Manor. Nation- al Foreign Language Week, March 3-7, was an opportunity for club members to step up with an excit- ing week, such as teacher recogni- tion day, and having an announce- ment of K2100. On May 6, 1986, the Spanish Club ended the year with a step into another foreign culture as the went out to eat at Hoonan's Chinese resterant. KNOWLEDGE BOWL stepped into prominence with positive re- sults in two competitions was De- cember 5, 1985 with 17 students participating in the National Knowledge Master Open. Those participating were: John Wag- goner, Matt Newman, Magnus Back, Kenyon Schuett, Kristen Wibbles, Kurt Hookstra, Tony Bull, Tom Huggett, Brian Vander- heiden, Jeff Kyes, Tim Crudzinski, Leah Lindner, Rex Baird, Jason Hatfield, David Supik, Lottie Hen- nigar, and Roger Schuett. Central City ranked 5th in Nebraska, an- swering 166 questions correctly out of 200, and earned 1159 points out of 2000. There were approximately 000 schools that competed and 10,000 students from across the United States. On Wednesday, April 23, the Knowledge Bowl team competed in the Spring Knowledge Master Open. The team answered 175 quegtions out of 200 and scored 1191 points out of a pogsible 2000. Central City stepped out with a 7th place ranking in Nebraska with 19 schools competing. This being only the second year for the Knowledge Bowl, they have really Stepped up with improvements and will continue in the future. a 'lnhn, Kurt, Kiix, Tom and Magnux thing theii hmuu n18 . .W m knowledge in anion! 43 Top: Front Row: Kenyon Schuett, Jeff Kyes, Jeff Swanxon, Terri Biel, Steve VVillianH, W'illiam Bandt. 2nd Row: Steve StopLotte, Bob PecL, Bob Purchal, Steven Nielsen, Geremy Schott, Randy Francis, Mike SchdnL, Roger Schuett, Brent Erickson, Matt Djernes. 3rd Row: Jason Stephen- son, Deane Nielson, Ted Dehore, Paul Hedglin, David Nielsen. Brent Frauen, Kim Swanmn, Da- vid King, Brian Siekman, Randy Paulson. 4th Row: Chad Kyes, Jake Smith, Roger Hedglin, Pat Foulk, Darrin Brown, Rick Foulk, Mickey Eckstrom, Keith Charron. 5th Row: Calvin Berg, Kerry Sell- meyer, Scott Clark, Eric Harvey, Roger Spencerl The Future Farmers of America had a very successful year. Throughout the year the chapter earned $400, 17 trophies, 13 plaques, 5 medals, 26 rosettes, 103 purple ribbons, 136 blue ribbons, 66 red ribbons, 21 white ribbons, 3 green ribbons, 8 gold certificates, 8 silver certificates and 8 bronze certificates. Four members were awarded the State Farmer Degree, the 44 Bottom: Officers: Jeff Swanson, President; Jeff Kyes, Vice President; Terri Biol, Surctary; Steve VVillidms, Treawrvr; William Bandt, Sentinel: Kenyon Sthuett, Parliamentarian. Not pittured Russ Erithon, News Reporter. Chapter had the first place State Crops Team, first place District Range Judging Team and the top showmen at the County Fair in swine, beef, dairy and sheep. The FFA was also awarded the Superior Chapter Award, Superior Chapter Safety Award,1stplace District teams in Poultry, Nursery 8: Landscape and Sheep Management plus numerous State Fair awards. Twp left: State Farmers: Jeff Swansun, Steve Williams, Mr. Mawah, Sponsor, Ruxs Erickson, Jeff Kycs. Top right: State Chorus: Jeff Kyes Middle: Grovnhands: David Kym, Brcnt Ericksnn, Randy anris, Kerry Sollmcycr, Mike Srhank. 2nd Row: Bob Pch, Steve Stopkonc, Mitkcy Lckstrom, Jake Smith, Brian Sickman. 31d Row: Ted Dchm'o, Geromy Sn'hou, Brent Frauen, Kim Swanson, Roger Schuett, David King. Bottom: Chapter Farmers: Darrin Brown, Keith Charron, Pat Foulk, Jason Stephenson, Rick Foulk Scott Clark s 45 ; Top iefl. Stale Fan pumupanls me Row Tum Biel, Dawd lemn, Steve VVHlmms, Alan Donclmn, Jeff Kym, luff Swansun, Mr Maroh, Sponsor 2nd Row Russ Erickson Stcwn leson, Calvm Berg, VVIHl-lm Bandk, Deane Nielsen, Patay Wait. Mmhclle 8101, Chad Kyea u' Top Right: lat Place State Crops Team: Terri Biol, Jeff Swanson, Jeff Kyes, Kenyon Schuett Bouom Left: District Proficiency Winners: Front Row: Jeff Swanson, Kenyon Schuen. Back Row: Deane Nielsen, Russ Erickson, Da- vid Nielsen, Deane Nielsen was the State Profi- ciency winner in Specialty Crop' and Kenyon Schuett was the State winner in Forage Crop . Bottom Right: 15k Place District Nursery 8: Landscape Team: Randy Francis, David Kyes, David King. David Kyes was the lst place indi- vidual at Districts and Randy Francis placed 8th at State. Top Left: 1st Place District Range Judging Team: Keith Charmn, Top Right: 12st Place Individual District Livcxtock Judging Contest: Jeff Swanson, Kenyon Schuett, Steve Stopkotte. Kenyon was awaldi Gcremy Schott, ed lat place and Jeff Swanson placed 3rd. Middle Left: Creed Speaker Brian Siekman 524de1: Right: Wildlife Speaker Kenyon c ue . Bottom Left: Honorary Chapter Farmers: Front Row: Dan and Donna Erickson, Betty Swanson Back Row: Marvin and MaryAnn Kyos, Gerald and Kathy Swanson, Jim and Jeanette Williams. Bottom Right: Guest Speaker at Parent- Member Banquet, Kevin Yost, past State President. 47 - - - x Tn n In Pnth WJII wnh the nu hv fur tmfubmn the Supreme Dmrv Alumdl Ht'v nnw :SN ' . :M rnx y rb' pt Lha Kes X p x TOP left thelarShlp Wdrd5 AH Die ts, R g? t hL L: ' d y ' wax JIM! how Lhampmn Holstein, and Palsy wm. nanu-d Oulwundmg ILIHV 5huwnmn Steve Stupkotte. .n m WA State Fm judging Middle: Chad Kyes with the Grand Champion Market Cilt at the Nebraska State Fair FFA Swine Show. Bottom: Merrick County Fair Top Showman: Jeff Swanson, sheep; Terri Biol, beef; Pahy Wait, Dairy; not pictured Alan Donelson, swine. 48 Matt Djernes receives the Star Chapter Agribusinessman award from Advisor Mr. Maresh. Top left. t Ulit nnmsuvnmt - 13X ATIOH HFFACO 1,? 5'? ' t .1: A mmsw, 1650 15 ., ,. Middle right: The group that attended National Convention were: Front: Jeff Kycs, Jeff Swanson, Steven Nielson. Back: Jason Stephenson, David Niclson, Steve Williams Middle left: Chapter Workhorse awards: Front Row: Jason Stephen- son, Sophomore, Brent Frauen, Freshman, Terri Biol, Junior. Back Row: Jeff Swanson, Senior, Kenyon Schuctt, Junior, Steve Williams, Senior. Bottom: Jeff Kycs with the Grand Champion Market Barrow he showed at the Ncbraeka State Fair FFA Swine Show. 49 Bottom left: Amy Krance, Susie Kaiser, Jeff Kyes, Pam Marco, Donncne Ohlman and Theresa Newby. Second row: Tony Bull, Mia Roscoe, Kim Supik, Sara Erlandson, Melody Edic, Lori Nabity, Laura Puchal and Deb Ruge. Third row: Susan Luebbe, Shelly Malcolm, Rochelle Weisc, Robin Creigo, Sherri Brandenburg, Tonya Hawthorne, Lottie Hennigar, Laurie Friend and Jim Freelend. Fourth row: Lisa Roscoe, Toni Johnson, Amy Dearking, Kim Johnston, Tanya Stuart, Shaunda Mercer. Ann Bittin er, Kim Richardson, Kelly Croetzinger and Missy Marco. Fifth row: Tammy Kohl, Kay Boelts, Jennifger Greving, Chris Blow, Lynnette Clevenger, Kim Jacobson, Sami Connell and Terri BieL Sixth row: Kim Paulsen, Colleen Medinger, Debbie Paulsen, Brenda Rish, Steve Williams, Magnus Back, Michelle Fattig, Leah Lindner and Becki Trenhaile Back row: Krista VanPelt, Melanie Huber, Chad Kyes and Steve Nielsen. 0A Ww- 1985-1986 Officers and silver medal Parliamentary Procedure team: Secretary-Amy Krance, Parliamentarian-Jeff Kyes, HistoraimPam Marco, Vice President-Theresa Newby, Treasur- er-Donnette Ohlman and President-Susie Kaiser. 50 1985-1986 State Vice President-Susie Kaiser. Search- Student Events For Achievement And Recognition In Consumer Homemaking. Cold Medalists and State Qualifiers: Informative Speech-Amy Bronze medalists and Participation Award winners at SEARCH: Krance, Silver at State; Child Development, Care and Guidance-Lori Laurie Friend, Lynnene Clevenger, Molly McGuire and Melanie Nabity, Laura Purchal and Felicia Nelsen, Gold at State,- Job Appli- HUbQY- cation and Interview-Chris Blow, Gold at State, Cold and Silver medal winners bottom left: Toni Johnson, Lisa Roscoe, Magnus Back and Pam Marco. Second row: Lori Nabity, Donnette Ohlman, Brenda Rish, Shave Williams and Steve Nielson. Back row: Lottie chnigar, Sara Erlandson, Laura Purchal, Kim Richardson, Lyn- nette Clevenger and Susie Kaiser. SEARCH is the FHA organizaiion's com- petitive event which challenges all of iis members. 51 52 Student Council; 1985-86 The 1985-86 student council members are from left to right: Rodger Schuett, Tony Bull, Jeff Kyes, Kenyon Schuen, David Kyes, Chad Waring, John Waggoner, Shawn Schwenson, Mickey Ecstrom, Chad Kyes. Bottom: Lisa Roscoe, Pam Marco, Tracey Waring, Mr. Rainforth, Amy Dearking, Amy Krance, Theresa Newby, Debbie Barnes. yuunl PM i.NlIANt,i LEARNING KthlfL UKCI USION Participants of the Kearney State Science Fair were: left to right, Felicia Nelson, Cheryl Mesner, Jodie Tessendorf, Colleen Medinger, Susie Kaiser, Steve Nielsen, and Shelli Craves. Science Fair College Competition EVHANCE c . H . cums. LEARNING? a V ' TE? 3 5th place award winner Felicia Nelson with her project, Do Visual Aids Enhance Learning? As part of American Education Week, advanced biology students' parents assisted with the dissection of fetal pigs. Em Advanced Biology students traveled to Kearney early in March to compete with many other area schools in the annual College Science Competition. Students entering the competition presented a pro- ject based on complete science research where they had to decide on an experiment, develop an hypoth- esis conduct research and test their hypothesis. After spending several weeks on their chosen pro- jects students made displays showing their results and these were then entered at the Science Fair Competition. This years projects centered around plants and animals. 53 A Night Of One Acts 54 The cast pictured left to right: Tony Bull, Kristen Wibbels, Todd Paulson, Kurt Hookstra, Lori Nabity, Rhonda Ummel, Leah Lindner, Angie Ferris, and Chad Kyes. Actors and agtresses stepped out on the stage when A Night of OnesActsH was performed on Nov 15, 1985, under the direction of Miss Dawn Odwalt, Three one-acts were presented starting with impromptu . This one-act was about four people on stage who had to put on a play and make it up as they went along. This one-act starred Kristen Wibbels, Tony Bull, Chad KyEs, and Angie Ferris. The next act performed was Aria de Capo . This one-act con- cerned two sheperds that played a game. They built walls between them and ended up becoming enemies and killing one anothert This one-act featured Leah Lindner and Todd Paulsen. The Final performance of the evening was Visitor from Forest Hills taken from Neil Simon's 3-act play Plaza Suite . It was about the crazy antics of the parents of a daughter who locked herself in a bathroom on her wedding day. This play starred Kurt Hookstra and Rhonda Ummel. Supporting actors included Tony Bull and Lori Nabityt To the left. Leah Lindner and Todd Paulsen in Aria de Capo , In the bottom, left to right, Chad Kyes, Tony Bull. Angie Ferris, and Kristen Wibbels in Impromptu . Kurt Hookstra sees Lori Nabity off to her wedding while Rhonda Ummel looks on in 'iVisitor from Forest HiHsH. On January 11 The Last Bus From Lockerbee drove to York, Ne. where it won a high-excellent rating at the district competition, The 20 minute oneAact was then performed for the public on January 29, The cast pictured above, left to right were: front row; Mar- garet Houdek, Jim Freelend, Brenda Rish, Kristen Wibbels, Jeff Kyes, and Deirdre Erickson, second row; director, Cary Haussermann, Joe Flesch, Deb Learning, Angie Ferris, Mike Trenhaile, Cheryl Mesner, Leah Lindner, and Chad Kyes. The Last Bus From Lockerbee was about a retired profes- sor who went to a bus station. He doesn't know who he has come to meet. He is then joined by a young woman shrouded in the fog. The rest of the one-act involved a bus no longer in service, people no longer alive, and a climactic ending with a twilight-zone effect, Director. Gary Haussermann. commented that the cast was enjoyable and very dependable and cooperative He also felt that it was interesting and challenging to direct, Mr. Hausser- mann felt that good talent From younger kids was coming up. Above: Jeff Kyes talks with Mike Trenhaile while Joe Flesch i5 busily workingo Bottom left: Jeff Kyes visits with Kristen Wibbels, Bottom right: Jeff Kyes meets his wife, Leah Lindner, in a happy reunioni Haaqlaapoel 1110.11 5118 3,591 aqlu la Todd Paulaon, Krieten Wibblcs, and Rhonda Ummol. Silent J 0y Director Miss Dawn Odwalt Kurt Hookstra, Tony Bull, Angie Ferris, and Chad Kyesl i THAN 0 'D D D $IHWV IBII7l 1!. .. The spring play for 1986 was present- ed on Friday, May 9th at CCHSA The play was called Silent Joy . Miss Dawn Od- walt was the director. HSilent Joy was a children's theater production about the Trifles who are imaginary beings. The Trifles are all a different color of the rainbow but all of them want to be the color red because red is the best. The cast included: Leah Lindner, Kurt Hookstra, Tony Bull, Rhonda Ummel, Todd Paulsen, Kristen Wibbles, Chad Kyes, Angie Ferris, Colene Larsen, Kim Richardson, Sandee Peterson, Tracy Waring, Susie Kaiser, and Miss Odwalt. I .. THE 1985-86 THESPIANS PICTURED ABOVE ARE: Top left: Kurt Hookstra, Tony Bull, Kris Wibbles, Lori Nabity, Cheryl Mesner, Second row: Amy Krance, Leah Linder, Jeff Keyb, Chad Keys, Kay Boelts, Margaret Houdek, Joe Flesh. Bottom: Collene Medinger Cheryl Mesner Kurt Hookstra Joe Flesch Amy Krance Mn Hauserman Jeff Keys Leah Linder Rookie of the Year Mike Trenhaile Kris Wibbles 57 58 Members of SADD: Joe Flesch, Mike Boulton, Michelle Fattig, Becki Trenhaile, Deb Ruge, Jennifer Sellmeyer, Margaret Houdek,Chery1 Mesner,Connie Smelker, Sherri Brandenburg, April Fox, Angie Rinkol, Colene Larsen, Lottie Hennigar, Kelly Croetzinger, Tracey Waring, Masami Kunz, Toni Johnson, Amy Dearking, Lisa Roscoe, Christy Wandfluh, Pam Marco, Todd Paulsen, Donnette Ohlman, Brian Vanderheiden, Tony Bull, Todd Roscoe, Rob Clemans, Kurt Hookstra, Lisa Henk, Cina Nielson, Angie Ferris, Doug Whiles, Sami Connell, Leah Lindner, Kim Jacobson, Chad Kyes, Jim Freelend, Myron Garrett, Lance Meerkatz Russ Erickson, John Waggoner, Scott Cotner, Brent Fraun, Roger Spencer, Bill Miller, David Kyes, Jeff Kyes, Sandee Peterson, Kristen Wibbels, and Amy Krance. Due to a sprinting problem the SADD picture was unable to be run. Astronomy Club Bottom Iefl' Shawn Schwenmn, Mike Schenk, Jake Smith, Debbie Barnes, Krisu-n Wibbles, Amy Krnacc, Michelle Steinke. Top lefl' Mr Rosx Dinwiddm, Roger Schuen, Bill Bolte, Bill Miller, Kenyon Sthuen, Pa! Tan, Brent Frauen, Jon Kleve, Brian Lvammg, Mike Tlcnhailo, Kelly Croetzinger, Lume chmgal, Dmrdra Emkxon, Robin Grclgo, J0 Lancn Not pictured' Jill Besll Deane Neilson, Christy Wandfluhh Astronomy Club attempts to pro- vide important technical and scienti- fic information concerning both sci- ence andhor astronomical events or happenings to its members and com- munity at large This club offers an opportunity to both its members and the community to ease their curiosity about science. The Scienchstron- omy Club has held public viewings concerning Halley's Comet. On March 15th 75 area residents attended. Looking for something 59 mCHOLTn Damx...z m' Ow mmwn 60 Chorus received a 3 rating at District Music Contest. Front row: Becki Trenhaile, Donnette Ohlman, Kristin Wibbels, Amy Krance, Jim Freelend, Bret Strecker, Joe Flesch, Jeff Kyes, Mike Trenhaile, Shelli Graves, Andrea Campbell, Wendy Carlson and Colene Larsen, Second row: Sami Connell, Jo Larsen, Rochelle Wiese, Chad Kyes, Chuck Wagner, Mike Schenk, Monte Dahlke, Jim Dunham, Renee Freese, Margaret Houdek, Cheryl Mesner and Lori Nabity. Third row: Kay Boelts, Sara Erlandson, Andrea Green, Amie Ummel, Shelly Malcolm, Bob Purchal, Lonnie Rinkol, Jon Kleve, Myron Garrett, Randy Paulsen, Cindy Paup and Pet Fothergill. Fourth row: Angie Pfeifer, Susan Cline, Masomi Kunz, Tracey Waring, Mindi King, Missy Marco, Tonya Hawthorne, Michelle Steinke, Sherri Branden- burg, Angie Rinkol, Connie Supik, Cindy Stephens and Mary Price. Fifth row: Brenda Rish, Lynnette Clevenger, Tonya Schank, Robin Greigo, Kim Paulsen, Debbie Paulsen, Colleen Medinger, Kim Richardson, Susie Kaiser and Rhonda Ummel. Front row: Myron Garrett, Chad Kyes, Joe Flesch and Bret Strecker. Second row: Jim Freelend, Jeff Kyes, Jon Kleve and Mike Trenhaile. Back row: Lonnie Rinkol, Jim Dunham, Chuck Wagner, Monte Dahlke, Mike Schenk, Randy Paulsen and Bob Purchal. Nominis received a two rating at District Music Contest. From Left: Jon K1eve,Lori Nabity, Joe Flesch, Donnette Ohlman, Jeff Kyes, Kristin Wibbels, Bret Strecker, Susie Kaiset, Myron Garrett, Cheryl Mesner, Chad Kyes, Amy Krance, Mike Trehnaile, Becki Trenhaile, Jim Freeland and Rhonda Ummel. l l M'DH'BOZ mHm-oxm Girls Glee received a two rating at District Music Contest Front row: Becki Trenhaile, Donnene Ohlman, Kristin Wibbels, Amy Krance, Celene Larsen, Wendy Carlson, Shelli Graves and Andrea Campbell. Second row: Andrea Green, Sami Connell, Jo Larsen, Rochelle Wiese, Renee Freese, Margaret Houdek, Cheryl Mesner and Lori Nabity. Third row: Kay Boelts, Sara Erlandson, Amie Ummel, Shelly Malcolm, Missy Marco, Connie Supik, Cindy Paup, Pet Fother ill, Cindy Stephens and Mary Price. Founh row: Angie Heifer, Susan Cline, Masomi Kunz, Tarcey Waring, Mindi King, Tonya Hawk ome, Michelle Steinke, Sherri Brandenburg, Angie Rinkol and Susie Kaiser. Fifth row: Brenda Rish, Lyncntte Clevenger, Robin Greigo, Kim Paulsen, Debbie Paulsen, Colleen Medinger, Kim Richardson and Rhonda Ummel. 61 All Smte Chmus memhcxs, Flont mw: Susie Kaism, Dnmwttv Ohlmun AIL, Amy lxmnrc. Bark mw: Jeff Kycvahw .Inn Kluve, Rhonda Ummcl and Chad Kyowalt. ill; Individual winners at District Contest. Front row: Colcne Lalsen i 1' 0n 5010,5L15ie Kaiser 7 1 ' on 5010, and Amy Krdnue h 2 on 5010. Back row: Becki Trenhaile Ah 1h on 5010, Jon Kleve 7 2 on 5010, Mike Trenhaile - 1 ' on 9010, Rhonda Ummel --- 2', on 5010, Rhonda and Amie Ummel .. 2h on duct. and Terra Lenhart A Z on 5010. 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I ..w ! w J i I ; 4 - . 4 . :w. a , . v ,. . . .a a A -. tn . ,. c Q Qasut 63 Stage Band Smcall Groups 64 Tom Huggot, Kay Boelts, Lyle The Stage band sacrificed sleepx two days a week to come to the wheel to work on musk by 7:30 am. But all their hard work paid; off when they reticved a onCH at ' District Music Contest. 1 1 Mr. Ummel dircns rehersals with the strenghth of a lion but also the gcntalness of a kitten. , Scheinhost and Jodie Tessendorf worked hard for their one aH District Music Contest, , 4' . C A Kris Wibbles and Amy Krance earned a One at District Music Contest with their clarinet duet. B Susie Kaiser and Rhonda Um- mel, seniors, won two's at Dis- trict Music Contest. C Amy Krance, Lori Nabity, Leaha Lindcr and Rhonda Ummel star! up the music to celebrate the Clarinet Quarlct's one at Dis- trict Music Contest. 65 Tim Crudzinski, Brian Vanderhiden, Rob Clemens, Kristen Wibblm and Mike Jorgenxen, prcn'usxion ensemble, earned a anoe at District music contest. Jerome Rincol earned a two at District Music Contmt for his trumpet x010. The Npuils', of band. 66 Cnllvnc Modingcr, Jeff Kcya, Cheryl Mcsncr, and Therm Newhy earned a w0 a Distrirt Music Contest for thuix flute quartet. Chad Keys and Sami Concll were awarded .1 twn for their saxw phone duct at Disnitt Muaic Cuntcxt 67 68 Harvest Of Harmony The 1985-86 band has stepped off the year with it's competitions and ratings In- cluding: field competition in Grand Island Harvest Of Harmony, a 1, Pershing March- ing Festival in Lincoln, a 2, Nebraskaland Days Parade in North Platte, lst place, and District Music Contest at Kearney, a 1. Band director, Mr. Dennis Ummel, com- mented on the bands successful efforts when he said, the 1985-86 Central City Band is a young bandt19 Seniorsi and I feel they have competed very well in all events. They scored more points at Pershing than any other CC Band has. If the band wins the Nebraskaland Parade one more year On 198a they get to keep the traveling trophy. . 3' 4 ., i '. e v - t Rhonda radiates warmth and happiness to the crowd with her bedazzling smile x Majorettes Ag; Fearless leaders: Michelle Fattig and Jennifer Craving Anticipating the roughest and coldest of early morning practice. Shelli Graves, Jim Freeland, Matt Newman, Mia Roscoe, Kristen Wibbles, Joe Flesch, Kurt Hookstra, Cail Henk, Susie Kaiser. Rochelle Wiese, Natalie Lewis dim semes- terL Heidi Makowski, Not pictured Russ Erickson and Sean Wagner Wacond semes- ten. Understand Russ? Russ Erickson and advisor Mr. Ron Dughman A dose of Kris' enthusiasm towards the yearbook. Photo Credit Carol Bull Joe Flesch Sean Wagner Life Touch Studios Republican-Nonpareil Mike Forsell Jim Tonniges 70 1985-1986 Yell Club In Yell Club this year there were changes made. Some of the requirements for members inh cluded, staying for the whole game, sitting in a group beside the band, going to as many games as possible and cheering with the Spirit Squad and several more. IF these rules were abused their Free pass was taken away. Lisa Roscoe commented The guys have finally shown us their school spirit at the girls' games. It is great to know we have so many students who support all the althetics. t ya Top right- Joe Flesch, President, Todd Roscoe and Christy Wandflun, Co-Vicc President. Bottom lth- SChool Spirit is mtching with a little help From our Friends. Bottom: Shelley Petersen, Tonya Schenk, Amy Krance. Second: Sheri Blow, Sami Con- nell, Rochelle Nelson, Susie Kaiser, Chris Blow. Third: Donnette Ohlman, Melody Edic, Ann Bittinger, Rhonda Ummel, Pam Marco. Top: Lisa Roccoe. This year saw a new beginning for the 1985-86 cheerleaders and Porn Pon girls. They were combined to form one unit con- sisting of 17 girls. They were called the Spirit Squad . This year all girls did rou- tines to pep band and lead cheers. Keeping a busy schedule, they performed for foot- ball, basketball 8: wrestling. They have per- formed at Pershing and Harvest of Har- mony. Being on the Spirit Squad proved a Challenge. The girls practiced often. If the girls don't know their routines and cheers they had to come in after school until they were learned. The girls must obtain good grades and are not allowed misrepresent the school. When performing at activities not all the girls were performing. They were expected to divide themselves up for certain activities and it was to be done fairly. Kay and Tracey strut their stuff. Let's get fired up 71 72 Front Row: Rob Clemans, Joe Flesch, Amy Dearking, Donnette Ohlman, Jodi Tessendorf, Michelle Fattig, Rhonda Ummel, Pam Marco, Kim Johnston 2nd Row: Roger Spencer, Dan Brosman, Mike Foulk, Toni Johnson, Lisa Roscoe, Heidi Fishler, Tanya Hawthorne, Sara Erlandson, Melody Edit 3rd Row: John Waggoner, Chuck Wa ner, Andrea Green 4th Row: Matt Newman, Mike Boulton, Todd Roscoe 5th Row: Mike Reiken, Deane Nielsen, Jerome Rinkol 6th Row: Jengyes, Tom Sawyers 7th Row: Kurt Hookstra, Tim McMahon, Doug Whiles, Dave Nielson, Dan Williams, Steve Williams, Eric Harvey, Chuck Colclasure, Chad Waring 8th Row:Todd Paulsen, Preston Sawyers, Jason Esau, Lyle Scheinost, Tom Huggett, Rex Baird, Bret Strecker, Brian Vanderheiden, Tony Bull CC Club CC Club recognizes athletes who have put forth an ability of excellence in CCHS. Junior, David Neilson said, 'To be in CC Club you must do your best and be the best student athlete you can be. Those who receive let- ters are the outstanding athletes, Spirit Squad members, and student managers. Jill best feels their efforts are well rewarded, however she wishes students were given pins or chevrons if they lettered more than one year. Most CC Club members feel the student managers should receive different letters. Todd Paulsen would like to have CC Club sponsor a banquet. Dan Williams said that lettering is a good enough reward. EENT'VRAL ilT- BISDN v-v- A .. -J for ' 5b 7,57. '.. ;F ' - $1541; ., f -miV'p v. 33' 44 57 Football Team piczture Bottom: Matt Newman, David Sawyers Dean Roach Shane Dean Mike Forsell, Eric Harvey Roger Spencer Dan Bmsman Mike Foulk Chad Waring. lInIe MeerkMItz Rum ETitkSOn Row 7: RohClImIInsI Todd RosII,Ie 50m VNIIgnIr, LII Kyex Todd SIIIMIrt Bill Crimes, CrIig Nutt, Jerry Paup, Jason Esau Mike KI'I,Irney MikI Ricken. Row 3 KIIII HIIIIkstI I DIIIne NiIlsIIn W05 Smith JIIIII Best Lyle SIheinIIst, BretStreIkIn Dan Williams Tim MIMIIhIIn, Bob PeIk Mike Boulton, DIIve NiIison SteveCIItlett Row-iz Bob Purchal Rex Baird, Steve Stopkotte Ben Calatzen Tom Haggett MikeJorgenson, MiIkey EIkstmm, Pat Foulk Kevin KuIera CothJim Tonniges RiIh Olsen, Lyle Roberts and Fred Kobza. During this years football season 38 CCHS athletes competed in prac- tice and during competition. 13 Schuyler Concerning the 1985 football season, Senior Chad Waring, quarterback 0 Seward and runningback said, I felt the season went well although we didn't 0 York . have much success. I felt the players showed guts and stuck with it The 6 Col. Lakeview i attitudes remained fairly good and most everyone came back and tried 17 Northwest their hardest, I felt it was a good note to end my football career on. 7 Aurora Seniof Lance Mbcijkatz,;end and defensive back replied, I learned 7 . Ord many more things abant competition aM- iitySelf. As for the team and unde'rclassmen, we all learned many thirIas. the next years team. :- Senior kickSFMike Egrssell said that he learned' everythmg Coming ' y from Finland, he had Ver seen footbhil in his life, soccer is the favorite sport. Guard and tack 2, Bob Purchal felt a highlight of the season was, The one game when $9; were tied up and won our game by a real close field 5gtibal. Captains for the 1935 season were Mike Foulk, Chad Waring and' Dam Brosman, who was vetted the team 5 most valuable player. , 3 Sean Wagner junkie runningback and defensive baCkT'iias selected Central Conferance Honorable Mention. ' 74 .Mostly thitIgs'; that will help' VARSITY RECORD Adams Central I iCoi Sophs 18 ' York FRESHMAN RECORD CI. Cent Cathy- Aurora V York Adams Central Northwest .- liY at r From left to right Row 1: Shawn Schwenson, Matt Meyers, Monte Dahlke, David Supik, Scott Comer, Cy Whitebull, Row 2: Trent Newby, Brent Erickson, Rube Ceren, Darryl Church, Jamie Worth, Ceremy Schott, Jodi Makowski, Row 3: Jake Smith, Ted DeBoer, Randy Francis, David Kyes, Adam Crudzinski, Row 4: Coaches Fred Holmes, and Pete Robinson. Central Conference Honorable Mention winner Sean Wagner sprints the pigskin downfield against Schuyler Lee Kyes makes a Bison gain behind Tom Huggett. Lance Meerkatz pulls down a catch For a two point conversion to tie the game. Mike Forsell puts his foot into it as the Bison open kumpelition with another foo Cross Country . i1 , g . - . K h i J l ' T V J J M i ' Ii J ' J I x J 5 s J ' J Q g IJ J :l , J J . y f - J J I n J . JJJ UK i't , '35; The cross country crew from left to right: Bottom row: Molly Mc Guile, Lynnette Clevenger, Tanya Hawthorne, Louie Hennigar, Brenda Rish, Kim Johnson, Second Row Myron Cantu, Steve Williams, Mike Trenhaile, Tony Bull, David King, Chad Kyes, Third Row Mike Sduenk, Brian Siekman, Preston Sawyers, Todd Paulsen, Doug Whilea Keith Chinon, Brian Vanderhendem Jeff KyesJ Tom Sawyers, Fourth row Coach Nielsen, Jason Stephenson, Magnus Back, Rick Foulk Jerome Rinkol, Brent Fraun, Damn Brown, John Waggoner. 4356 g Magnus strides strong as race J ' ; J farm paces gimself as race pto- m; begms. J J J . . gresses. Molly looks for a lgad. 76 I 4:: t; a , 3 TM ' 3 mm m Jeff, Jerome and Tony exhibit the strength of cross country at a fall meet. Fleeting feet dug their spikes in during this year's cross country season. 1985 was the year for the girls to step up with their own team. The lady bison also qualified for the state meet for the first time in Central City's history of cross country. -, W. The boy's team, twenty-three strong, placed third . at conference and the Girl's did their part by Ti achieving a third place rating. Individually, My- ron Garrett and Steve Williams medaled at con- ference. Tanya Hawthorne and Molly McGuire K medaled at conference and districts. The year t ended successfully with twelve boys and four girls earning letters in cross country. Boys Girls Albion Invite 5 of 8 4 of 8 Aurora Invite 3 of 14 4 of 7 CC Invite 6 of 8 5 of 6 Central Conference 3 of 7 3 of 5 w t? , . Districts 4 of 8 3 of 6 Myron struggle; for a victory. State 18 0f 18 V A K Finally the end in sight. 77 1 1' e! .. ...,;.. CENTRAL CITY HIGH 3395,; . ' 1.304., 0 J' ' f l: W .3 .3 5; J91 1 i l o a. w J gy 5' J J E . I' :12 ff! '1 ? g ET From left to right Heidi Fishler, Toni Johnson, Jodie Tessendorf, Andrea Green, Karen Svitak, Sara Erlandaon, Michelle Fattig, Jill 80H, Rhonda Ummcl, Comh Shirley Neil-sen, Celene Larson, and Pam Marco. Volleyball . D Clockwise Heidi Fishler-the team's ready for action, J 'l With total team effort, Jodi Tessondorf anempts to upikc the ballJ 1-;5. Rhonda Ummel spikes a hot one. Center, Amy Dearkingr Left to right, Chris Blow, Colene Larsen, Jennifer Craving, Angie Sawyers, Toni Johnson, Angie Rinkol, Coach Diana Krumme, Rochelle Weise, Lisa Roscoe, Amie Ummel, Deb Waggoner, Connie Smelker, and Connie Supik Tearing up the volleyball courts this year were twelve exceptional Lady Bison. Their games consisted of alot of sweat, practice and hard work. These girls were required to keep up their school work, jobs, and other activities, and still managed to make practices and compete in all games. Schuyler- 15-4 15-4 Ain5worth- 15-5 15-3 5. 1 O4Neil- 15-1 14-16 16-14 Ord- 13-15 15-4 16-14 I C.I.C.C.- 15-1 15-6 v Seward- 15-1 15-1 , St. Paul- 15-0 15-1 e - '3 . r y Aurora- 8-15 15-7 15-11 ' A 3.3 York- 15-2 15-8 Adams Central- 15-2 16-14 . C.I.N.W.- 15-6 15-7 ,4 Schuyler- 15-12 15-5 1 ; ,1 Columbus Scotus- 15-2 15-9 'H . 'r e R rt V. n 1 U Albion- 15-12 13-15 8-15 :3! , 5f ..' ii - C.I.C.C.- 15-10 15-7 W e 1x as, .3 m -- Top to bottom Coach Barb Sealey, Mindi King, Missy Marco, Laurie Frcind, Ann Bittinger, Masami Kunz, Stephanie Paup, Deb Barnes, Laura Purchal, Kim RiChardson, Tracey Waring, Shaunda Mercer, Sheri Blow, and Susan Cline. 79 x Basketball AR Chad Waring launches one over a Wildcat defender From left to right, Front row - Jack Best, Matt Newman, Bill Hanson, Russ Erickson, Rob Clemens. 2nd row . Tim McMahon, Roger Spencer, Chad Warin , John Waggoner, Jerome Rinkol, Chuck Colclasure, Sean Wagnerl Kurt Hookstra. back row - Hea Coach Lyle Roberts and Asst Coach Dave Jorgensen. u '3 J John Waggoner, All-Conf. Honorable Men- . tion, wants the rock. Lee Kyes, All-Conf Honorable Mention, led5 the Bison, Kurt Hookstra, All-Conference, skies for two. The Bison cagers laced up their Air Jordans and Converse basketball shoes for a much anticipated 8586 season. Central City was under new leadership with the Texas transfer, Lyle Roberts. Roberts, coming from Pampa, Texas, implanted his style of play early in the season. Senior Captain, Matt Newman, described this years season as beneficial. A1though we didn't have as many wins as we would have liked to have, the season was a good experiencef' 80 Tom Hugget, the LV leading scorer, powers up a bucket. 4 ix Ia 85v Top picture, fromt row - LR: Man Crimes, Jay Leo, Keith Charron, Rex Baird, Bob Peck, Bret Strecker, Mike Jorgensen. 2nd row - Tom Hugget, Darrin Brown, Jason Stephenson, Mark Thomas, Rob Clemens, Todd Roscoe, Doug Whiles, Tim McMahon. back row - Coaches Lyle Roberts and Dave Jorgensen. Bottom Picture: front row, Larry Nelson, Scott Comer, Mike Shank, Bill Bolte, David King. Middle row - David Kyos, Brent Fraun, Brent Erickson, Randy Flancis, Shawn Schwenson Top row , Lamprecht, Coach Rich Owens Joe 81 mm The 1055-80 girls Varsity and Junior Varsity basketball teams. Staring in thc back row left to right: Lisa Rosroc, Jen Creving, Head caach Jerry Rainforth, Angie Swayers and Karen Svitak. Second row: Chris Blow, Colene Larsen, Debra H'aggoncr, Ammie Ummel, Kim Johnston, Amy Dearking, and Molly McGuire, the student manager. Front row: Rochelle M'iesc, Donnette Ohlman, Pam Marco, Jodie Tesendorf, Michelle Fattig, Jill Best and Toni Johnson. ll ur Mighty Mites Colenc- Larsen directs traffic to set up a two pointer. Sprining into action to take control. is Amy Dearking. 82 VARSITY 5: JV lehwt-xl Fullerton AHmm Yurk VVoodnvcr Loopcny Schuyler 100 Scutm Aurora Ymk Aumm Central Latholu Adams Central Aquinan Old Sx Paul Northwcxt Opp VarrJv 00-4-1 41727 3323 41744 55-30 027 45-28 75764 30-48 45 7 5443 35-48 4844 5540 41710 437 Rochelle Wiese. Sophomore, shoots in two for the Bison. Rov chellc was named to the All-Confercnco first team, AlLHc-artland first team, All-Arca first team and alw received Honorable mom tion for All-Stale Jodie Tesendorf, the only senior this year, but did a really good job of leading the underclassmen, She received honorable mention for All-Confercnco. The 1985-86 girls basketball team. Starting in the back row, left to right; Coach Julie Studnicka, Sheri Blow, Wendy Carelson, Laurie Friend, Masami Kunz, Deb Barnes. Next row; Missy Marco, Kim Sawyers, Tracey Waring, Kelly Croetzingen Front: Kim Richardson and Dedrie Ericson FROSH CC OPP 14 Lakeview 31 30 Adams Central 31 26 Albion 38 27 Northwest 31 18 Aurora 31 26 York 19 34 Central Catholic 19 28 St. Paul 12 83 1 . - n c ' I. X V0! .. f y .. w; I ' ! R I , r Wrestling r 4.. Varsity From left to right, front row: Preston Sawyers, Matt Myers, David Supik, Todd Paulscn, Mike Boultan Second row: Coach Merlin Pete Robinson, Dan Brosman, Deane Nielsen, Shane Dean, Dan Church, and Calvin Berg. m Clockwise From bonom left: Preston Sawyers . makes a move on opposing grapplcr. Shane ' Dean puts it to an Albion defender. Todd Paul- sen gets down and dirty for a Bison win. Matt . Myers waits for the ref before accosting a Woo- ; driver wrestler. Central Catholic Quad i first Central City Quad 1 second Ord Quad fourth Central City Invitational seventh Mindcn Invitational - fifth Central City Quad third Albion Invitational w fifth Duals-won 3 out of 6. Conference-seventh Sub-District-fourth District $ ninth Preston Sawyers, Todd Paulsen, and Dan Church were medal winners in five out of the six major meets. Dan Brosman medaled in all six. X3 r .J . I v v. n gfx Calvin Berg moves in on a Wood River foe. mxm hwy : 'Mmh'w 1M I Junior Varsity, from left to right, front row: Wes Smith, Kerry Selmeyer, Jake Smith. Back row: Coach Fred Holmes, Tony Bull, Cy White Bull, Steve Catlott, Todd Stuart, Dave Nielsen. State Bound Bison Tho Bison Crapplers that made it to state are Dan Brosman, Todd Paulsen, and Preston Sawyers 85 The Bison Thinclads doing Russian drills for the Nielsen family. Back Row: Coach Jorgensen, Coach Hummel, Matt Newman, John Waggoner, Jerome Rinkol, Chuck Colclasure, Lance Meerdatz, Todd Roscoe, Rob Clemans, Mike Rieken, Dean Roach, Tim MCMchon, Jeff Kyes, Dave Whiles, Todd Paulsen, Jon Kleve, Magnus Back, Myron Garrett, Coach Holmes, Coach Nielsen, Middle Row: Dave Kyes, Shawn Schwenson, Rube Ceren, Joe Makowski, Kurt Hookstra, Chad Waring, Joe Flesch, Lee Kyes, Sean Wagner, Mike Boultan, Steve Williams, 6tudent Managen Dan Nielsen, Front Row: Jamey Worth, Bob Peck, Bret Strecker, Keith Charron, Dennis Dankert, Tom Huggett, Kevin Kucera, Scott Comer, David King. , Right, State Qualifiers: Mike Rieken, Chad Waring, Sean Wagner, and Joe Flesch. Above, Freshman Track Team: Back Row; Coach Hummel, Trent Newby, Ceremy Schott, Joe Lamprecht, Dave Kyes, Rube Ceren, Jamey Worth, David King, Scott n r hawn Schwenson. Above; Bumps? giving you his best smile he can before an invite, Right; Chad Waring launches above the trees in preperation For the long jump. Huxdlin' Todd Roscoe comin' atcha! Scores: CJ. Relays26th, 22 pts. Conf, Relays-4th, 54 pts. Col. Scotus Dual-lost, 6212 pts. Auroa Invite-7th, 28 pts. NW Invite-6th, 52 pts. CICC Tri-lst, 81 pts. Col. Lakeview Invitert, 216 pts. Conf. Meet-Sth, 45 pts. Dist. Meet-7th, 21 pts. 87 Lady Bison thinclad, Mindi King, blasts out of the blocks Back Row: Coach Jim Tonniges, Donnette Ohlman, Pam Marco, Laura Purchal, Lori Nabity, Toni Johnson, Missy Marco, btudent managersj Cory Weidner and Deb Waggoner, Coach Julie Studnicka. Middle Row: Amie Ummel, Sheri Blow, Molly MCCuric, Rochelle Weise, Lisa Roscoe, Gtudent managen Lottie Hennigar. From Row: Mindi King, Jodie Tessendorf, Amy Dearking, Heidi Fishler. and Celene Larsen. Above; Rochelle Weise glides over the high jump bar. State qualifiers are as follows: Mindi King, Toni Johnson, Heidi Fishler, Amy Dearking, Molly McGuire, Jodie Tessendorf, and Rochelle Weise Above, Amber Neilson prepare the pit for the long jump. Right, Coach Tonniges, Mindi King, Lisa Roscoe and Sheri Blow take a breath- er during the Northwest dual. Amie Ummel flies through the hurdles en route to another Lady Bison Scores- C.I. Relays-4th, 34 pts. Conf. Relays-Sth, 41 pts. York Dual-won, 85 pts. Aurora Invite-4th, 54 pts. CC. Invite-Srd, 89 pts. Aurora Dual-won, 96 pts. NW Dual-lost, 68 pts. Lakeview Invite-4th, 64 pts. Conf. Meet-an, 68 pts. Dist. Meet-an, 73 pts. 89 90 Top: Front Row: Man Crimes, Tony Bull, Bill Hanson, Jim Freeland, Russ Erickson, Rex Baird, Steve Stopkotte, Mike Jorgensen. Back Row: Coach Rainforth, Rob Osantowski, Bill Bohe, Matt Myers, Brent Erickson, Bill Miller. Angie Ferris, Leah Lindner, Kim Johnston. Bottom Left: State Qualifier, Bill Hanson. The Golf team showed much improvement through- out the season. At the District Golf Meet the varsity shot a personal best 363 score and sent junior golfer Bill Hanson to the State Meet in Wayne. Bottom Right: Varsity: Rob Osankowski. Bill Hanson, Tony Bull, Rex Baird. 111111111 aCARC ccnnn QMNSEN CO' Hue: In .. h JUSYICI '1 1'; M'W' V'HLH PHARMACY 1001mm $11011 N I 1 I 8. U AY CAFE Wilh1-NGLEAGENQY THEFARMERS 5' . NAHONAlnANKQ- AG- LAM! EQUIP. uc . 'm- m h mm 11111111 emu ' th WEBB RD AMERICAN BEAUYY SALON Gland Rh: NCE Arrn-uv Ann's nunum N I M ,lh- I'll ' .Otu: la E Domu Cuu nun lAfATYET n E. MMNAR 1 V: nimT'Wco ' 1 , Ah Ed: 1. 1.1 no. um 0de usagum w In. Go. Cmnm Cnve '41 um . i H. 6-5235 JIM R Jl ll The' 'Ad Board is a board on which the staff has lettered names of businesses who are supporters of the CCHS yearbook This year the yearbook staff doubled its number of advertisers. The board is displayed in the gymnasium all year long to give recognition to advertisers who purchase space on the board The yearbook staff is grateful to these boosters and encourages all to patronize these businesses 91 Julie Hilder 1968-1985 You are gone my friend for this we must face for we will never see you on this earth. They have laid you in your final resting place but to us, you are not gone, you remain in our thoughts, in our lives. We look around but you are not there, We hear your voice yet no sound We can reach out and touch you yet feel nothing. Forever missed, forever blessed The likes of two young girls was put to a test We cherish you two, Julie and Cris In our hearts know you'll always be missed The 1986 class remembers the fondness of you And when we graduate it will be like you do too. Going on with our hopes and dreams, we continue to try Until we meet again Julie and Cris, we bid you good-bye. Cale Pearson 1969-1985 Cris Rupp 1968-1985 We will miss you my friend for we know you are gone. but our lives must go on. Our past is not forgotten for your memories are there for us to remember iwith fondnessJ Adapted from a tribute to a deceased friend written by Fred Holmes in 1977. Exchange Students ike Forrsell was one of three foreign exchange students. Mike came to the United States from Porxoo, Finland. During his visit at CCHS, Mike stayed with Mark and Elaine Warford. Mike en- joyed the sports events, the weather, and some of the people. He also felt that school is easier here. After graduation, Mike plans to go back to Pine land and go to school for two more years. Then he plans on going to a business college. agnus Bach was a neighbor to Mike coming from Vasteras, Sweden. Magnus stayed with Marvin and MaryAnn Kyes. During his visit he went skiing in Colorado with his exhange fam- ily. Magnus said he likes the United States but doesnt know if he wants to stay here permanant- 1y. After graduation, Magnus went on a two- week trip of the west coast. After returning home, Magnus plans to go to school for three more years and than probably go to college. lessandra Bustamante came to CCHS from Manaus, Brazil which has a population of about 154,000 people. During her visit, Ali stayed with Virgil and Nora Lindner. Back home, Ali lived only 15 minutes from the Amazon River in a jungle environment. Ali en- joyed talking about new things with her exchange family. Ali stayed here until July. Her future plans include finishing high school and deciding about col- lege. 93 94 Senior Magnus Back X-Country 4; Yell Club 4; Track 4; Knowledge Bowl 4; FHA 4; CC Club 4; Honor Roll 4. William Bandt FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; CC Club 2. Dan Brosman Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2; CC Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Students Council 4; Student Assistant 4, Randy Butt FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Alessandra Bustamonte Sp. Club 4; Honor Roll 4. Andrea Campbell Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Girls Clee 2, 3, 4; Yell Club 2; Student Assistant 3, 4; Honor Roll 1. Chuck Colclasure Cross Country 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; FHA 2; CC Club 2, 3, 4; St. Librarian 3; Yell Club 2, 3, 4; St. Assistant 3, 4; FCA 3; County Govt. 3; Honor Roll 2, Shane Dean Football 4; Wrestling 4; Yell Club 4, Matt Djennes FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Librarian 4; St. Assistant 3, 4; Office Help 4. Russ Erickson Band 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Golf 1, 2, 4; Annual 4; Class Officer 1; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Mike Forsell Football 4; CC Club 4; Yell Club 4; St, Assistant 4; Honor R0114. Mike Foulk Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1; FFA 1, 2; CC Club 2, 3, 4; St. Council 1, 2, 3; County Govt. 3. Dennis Garbers St. Assistant 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Myron Garrett Band 1, 2,3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Boys Glee 3, 4; Vocal Solo 3; Musical 3, 4; Nominis 3, 4; play 3; One Act Play 2; Speech Contest 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Drama Club 2,3; FBLA 1, 4; FHA 3, 4; CC Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yell Club 2; St. Assistant 4. Shelli Graves Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 4; St. Assistant 3; FCA 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual 4; FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; Yell Club 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Council 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Angie Green Chorus 3; FHA 2, 3; Yell Club 2, 3; St. Assistant 2, 3, 4. Tim Crudzinski Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Instr. Group 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Track 1; Drama Club 4; Yell Club 4. Erit Harvey Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 2, 3, 4; Yell Club 4, Rodger Hodglin FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Herbig Diana Track 1; Yell Club 2.; St. Manager 2; JFF 1; Volleyball 1,2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Margaret Houdek Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Play 2, 3; One Act Play 4; Speech Contest 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; St. Manager 3; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; FBLA 1, 4; FHA 1; Yell Club 1; St. Assistant 3, 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; County Cov't 3; Honor Roll 1, 2., 3, 4; NHS 2,3, 4. Susie Kaiser Band 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Musical 1, 2,3, 4; Drama 2,3,4; FCA 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; Instr, Solo 3, 4; Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4; Nominis 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pom Pen 3; Instr. Group 1, 2; Vocal Solo 3, 4; Speech Contest 2; Annual 4; Yell Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; JFF 1; All State Musical 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Mike Kearney Football 1, 2, 3, Pat Kelley Football 1. Jon Kleve Band 1,2, 3, 4; Musical 3, 4; St. Manager 3; Yell Club 2,3; Boys State 3; Boys Glee 1, 2, 3, 4; Nominis 3, 4; All State Musical 3, 4; Vocal Solo 4; Track 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4. Jeff Kyes Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Glee 3, 4; Play 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Council 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Instr. Group 4; Musical 3, 4; X-Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 3, 4; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Nominis 3, 4; Wrestling 2; Class Office 1,2, 3, 4; CC Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Yell Club 2, 3; All State Musical 3. Brian Leaming St, Librarian 1, 2. Susan Luebbe Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1; St, Assisiant 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 4; FHA 1,2, 4; Yell Club 1, 2; JFF 1. Angie Marti St. Assistant 4; Honor Roll 3, 4. Colleen Medinger Band 1, 2,3, 4; Instr. Group 4; Speech Contest 2, 3; FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Assistant 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Clee 1,2, 3, 4; Annual 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; County Cov't 3; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; Play 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yell Club 1,2; Flag Girl 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Lance Meerkatz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Class Officer 3; SL Librarian 4, St. Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2; FBLA 1,2, 3; Yell Club 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Council Officer 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; St. Manager 1; CC Club 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 4, Activities Cl1L1yl ML-snLi B,211nLll 3 4; lns11. szupl, 2, 3, 4;Cl1L11us1, 2, 3,4; C111lHC1lt1 I 2,3,4;ALLL1n1p11n1s13,Mua1L'11l1,3,4;NL1minis 2, 3, 4; Play 3, 51. Axsistant 3, 4; 51. CounL'il 3, 4; All State MusiLdl 3; One AL'1Pldy 4; Speech Cuntest 2, 3, 4; Baakmball 1, 2; Annual 3; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; FHA 1; Yell Club 1; Thespians 3, 4; Office Help 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. 1,1111 Nabity Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Instr. Group 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls C1lCL' 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, lel Club 1; Spanish Club 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4; Nominis 4; Play 2; SpeeLh Contest 3; Track 1, 2, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; S1, Assistam 3; Thespians 3, 4; All State Musical 3; NHS 2, 3, 4. lL'llcid Nelson Cl1L1rus1,2,3, 4;C111l5C;lCL 2, 3, 4, V0L111TriL13; Drama3, 4, YLll Cluh12,;3 Spanish Club2 2 ,3 4, HonL1rRL1ll2,3,4;C1irlsClLLl 2, 3, 4; MusiLal 1, 3; Yell Clubl, 2, 3, 4; All State MUblLdl 3; 0m Act Play 3, 4; Annual 3; FHA 2, 3, 4; St. Assismm 3, 4; Office Help 4; NHS 4, Theresa Newby Band 1, 2, 3, 4; lnsn. Cimup 1, 2, 3, 4; Baaketball 1; Volleyball 1, 2 3; St. Managcl 3; Drama 3, 4; Class Officm 1; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Yell Club 3,4,51.A55151an1 3, 4; St. Council 4, '51. Council UFfiLCr 4; FFU 1; FCA 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; OffiLL; Help 3, 4; Coun1y Cov't 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4. Man Newman Football 2, 3, 4; Baskmball 1, 2, 3, 4; TraL'k 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual 4; FCA 2,3,4; CL1un1yCov'13; FBLA 2, 3; CC Club 3, 4; Yell Club2 2 ,3, 4; St Aaxlxlant 3, 4 Honm Rnll 1, ,,3 4, Spanish Club 1, Steven Niclson Band 1, 2; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Librarian 4; Football 1, 2; FHA 3 4 Wrestling 1, 2; CC Club 3. Randall Paulan Clmrus 1, 3, 4; Boys ClL'e 1, 3, 4; Musical 1,3,4; Football 1, 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 3; Yell Club 1, 2; FFA 2, 3, 4; 81. Assistant 4; Honm Roll 1. Bob Purchal Chorus. 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Glee 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Manager 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Brad Ratliff St. Aasistant 4; Honor Roll 4. Dean Rice FFA 1, 2, 4; St. Assistant 4. Mike Rieken Wrestling, 3; Track 3, 4; CC Club 3, 4; Yell Club 4; St. Assistant 3, 4; Office Help 4. Jerome Rinkol Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Assistant 3; Speech Contest 4; Instr. Solo 4; X-Country 3, 4; FBLA 2;Spanisl1 Club 1, 2, 3; Instr. Group 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, Z, 3, 4. Dean RoaLh Band 1, ,3 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketballl, 2; Trackl, 2, 4; St. Manager 4; FFA 1, 2; CC Club 3, 4; St. Librarian 3, 4; Yell Club 3, 4; St. Assismnt 4. Mid RDHL'UC Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Baskml'mll 1, YOU Club 2, 3; C hams 3;VL1llLlylmll 1, 2, S1. Avistant 4; Girls CilL-L- 2, Annual 4; F111;; C1111 I, FHA 1, 2 3 4 RogLr SpanLr FL,1L11b.1lll 2,3,4; BaleL11l'1all1, 2,3,4; FFAI,2 4, YLll Club 4;HL1nL11 RL1ll2 2 3, 4, CCClubZ, 3, MlClkC'y Stduffcr TiaLlL 1, 2, ClworlL-adm l, 2, 51. Awistant 2 - Cindy S1Lphens Band 1, 2;Cl10rus, 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA3; CnrlsClLL 1 3; YLH Club 1, 2, 3, 4, ,3 4;MusiLal1, Kim Supil: Band 1, 2'ChL1rus1, 4; MUHlkdl 3; TraleL 1; 3,1. L1llLvhall1, FHA 1, 2Y0llClul11 2, 3 3111111111 Rnll 4; 51. Assis11n13,4, Jeff Swanxon Claw OftiLer 4, FFA 1, Rull 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 4. 2,3 4, YellCluh4; St Assistan134;HL1nL11 JUdlL' Tcwondorf Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; 51. Librarian 3, CL1un1yGL1v'1 3, lnxt1. Group 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 3, 4; 51. Assistant 3, 4; Baskmball 1, 2 3 4 CC Club 3, 4; FCA 3, 4. Rhonda Ummel Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ins1r. Solo 4, Instr. Group 1, Baskdball 1, ,;3 FHA 1, 2;Cl1eerleadLr 4; Pom Pun 2, 3, Count: CiL1v'13;Clirl5 CleL 1, 2,,3 4, XL1Lal C3111up1,2,3, 4; Vmal SolL13 ALLL1mpanis1 1, ,,3 4; Xollcybal 1, 3, 4, CC Club 3, 4; S1. Aasistant 4, All StatL MuxiL' 4;HL1nL11Roll 12,3 4; MusiLall, 2, 4; Nominis 2, 3, 4; Play 4, One Act Play 4; Claw Officer 1, 2, 3, Yell Club 4; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls 51319 3; NHS 3, 4. 2,,;34Choru51,2 ,3,4, John Waggoner B,and1 2, 3, 4, lnxtl. Croup1,2 ,3 4, MusiLdl1, Foo1ballj31 ,X- CL1untrv2, 3, 4, Bmkuball 1, 2,3 4; Trale1,2 ,,3 4, FBLA1,2 CC Club2 ,3, 4; St. Librarian 4 YellClub4, 51. Assistan13, 43 51 CounLil 1, ,,3 4, Student CounLil OFfiLer 4; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; All ConferenLe1Athle1ic14; Boys 51am 3;C0un1y GL1V13;HonL1r Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; Regents 4. Chad Waring Band1,2 ,,3 4;Foo1bal11,2,,3 4, St Managei 1: YLll Club1,2 Boys State A11erna1L 3; NHSZ 2, 3, 4; Instr. Group 1, 2, 33, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2, 3, 4; St. Assistant 3, 4; Coumy Cov't3:Musica11;ColFI;CC Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. David Whiles Track 1, 4; Office Help 3, 4; Yell Club 4;CL1un1yC1L1v13;Spanisl1 Club 2 Steve Williams Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; X-Country 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 3, 4; Yell Club 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3; FBLA 4; FHA 3, 4; St. Librarian 4; 51. Assistant 4. Mike Zegdr 95