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

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Don Williams charges out in the rain to defend the Central City home field against Ordr During this year's football season thirty-five Central City High School athletes competed. Concerning the 1986 football season, Lyle Scheinost, defensive end said, We improved greatly through the year and pulled together as a team. Tom Huggett, quarterback, commented, HWe gained valuable experience as a team and played very good at times against some tough opponents. Coach jim Tonniges saw the team improve in several areas. Offensively they exceeded the rushing yards of the past four years. Defensively they held the opponents to fewer points than the past four years. The team had a rough first half of the season, but saw their record improve greatly by the end of the season. The team had a good year, winning three games out of nine. Five out of the nine opponents were in the playoffs and six out of the nine opponents were rated in the top ten. The captains were seniors Dan Williams and Lee Kyes. Dan Williams was voted most valuable player by the team. 7 In looking to the future, Coach Tonniges com- Dan Williams: All-Conference ?ented that we W111 Deane Nielson: All-Conference Kurt ave Our greatest SIZF' Hookstra: Honorable Mention Strength, and Speed 1n athletes we have had in HONORS the past five years. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM tBack rowt Coach Pete Robinson, Brandon Webster, Brett Zikmund, Rich Owens, John Cordsen, Greg Lawhead, Coach Fred Kohza. tSccond rowt Ron Pauly, Randy Dettman, Ed Pfiefer, Trent Wagner, Scott Bull, Don Burkhaldt, Blian George. tFiIst rowt Scott Kohl, Kurt Fuehrcr, Steve Kycs, Mike Dearking, Larry Tunks, Chris Williams, Larry Nitzel. 29

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28 FOOTBALL Coach Jim Tonniges plans his strategy to defeat David City Aquinis, Scan Wagner runs the football down field after an interception. - CENTRAL CITY BISON 1 gm? 1 4g 474' :qu1 . '1ng7 E:- EFFA'E ?jQr g'n ,. g9 g2. kng 4Q'; 3le is 55 iB4-- 1 V 71 4 3-1.5; 12.1 l JUNIOR VARISTY AND VARISTY FOOTBALL TEAM iBack rowi Coach Jim Tonniges, Coach Lyle Roberts, Coach Bob Hoyt, Coach Rich Owens. iThird rowi Ted DeBocr, Steve Catlett, Steve Stoppkotte Rex Baird BrctSlrecker Tom Huggett, Lyle Scheinost, Wes Smith Matt Myers; Joe Ldmprecht Shawn Schwensen, Rube Goren Geremy Schott iSccond rowi Randy F1ancis,Adam Crudzinski, Jody Makowski, Trent Newby Mike Jorgensen Brian McCollum, Bcn Calatzan, Pat Foulk, Scott Comer Cy White Bull, David Supik, David Kyes iFirst rowi Sean Wagner, Lee Kycs Deane Nielsen Dan Williams, Kurt Hookstra, Rob Clemans, Todd Roscoe, Tim McMahon, Mike Boulton, Trond Cjendem.

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The 1986 crossvcountry team's season ended on a good note as the girls' team finished second at the conference meet in Columbus and second at the district meet in York. The second place they earned at districts qualified the girls' team for the state meet that was held in Kearney. The girls' team did not place at the state meet, but they did give a good effort. The boys' team showed improvement over last year's performances. Junior Brian Vanderheiden led the team with the highest place finish of tenth place. All, however, im- proved their times over last year's times. The year was full of surprises and funny happenings. One moment stands out though. The boys' team found out that cheating wasn't always the best thing to do when Todd Paulsen and Rick Foulk decided to take a short cut on the course during practice. Instead of saving some sweat and energy though, they got lost and ended up running a few extra miles instead. The runners werenit the only ones to get lost. On the way home from districts, Bumps missed his turn off and took the team for a longer ride than was expected. The team told him that he should turn, but he was sure he was right, and so he continued on his own way. After realizing his mistake, he then listened to the team. CROSS COUNTRY HONORS: Molly McGuire: State Qualifier 'N . 5-... a.'-.IM J Rick Foulk nervously awaits the gun while Tony Bull takes a ready stance and Brian Bumps watches over as the team prepares for Vanderheiden works on a final lacing. the big race while Rick Foulk and Brent Frauen concentrate for the big race. 30