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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1988 volume:

f ? '3 .4 mm W? 1MB HCousing o Commofion! CenTrol CiTy High School CenTrol CiTy, Nebraska 4987-88 Volume 74 Table of ConTenTs FoculTWSToff 7 Classes 24 Sporfs 58 Organizdrions 83 The Club Life 97 Everyone in CenTral CiTy High School is always busy! No moTTer whoT The c:cTiviTy, There are plenTy of sTudenTs involved and in some way They are CAUSING A COMMOTION! WheTher H be sporTs, vocoTionol groups. dro- mo, speech, bond, work, or The ever imporTonT homework, sTudenTs are on The move. While on The move, many crazy, fun Times are forever eTched in The memories of Cousin' o commoTion in The kiTchen. Cook, Erma TroudT, says, 'TGeT ouT of here wiTh The camera! while Taking rolls ouT of The even, Laurie Friend poses as Boopsie in The spring drama producTion of HChuckle- boiT . The ever famous senior couanown draws To on end wiTh Class of 1988, Thanks for The memories. Senior class members Took Turns creoTing on original sign for each day. Causing A CommoTion The sTudenTs porTicipoTing in Their fo- voriTe acTiviTies. ThroughouT The year The yearbook sToff hos Tried To copTure memories of The year pasT, hoping ThoT each sTudenT con remi- nisce and find The fun and memora- ble ocTiviTies he or she pchicipoTed in. So kick back and enjoy This year in review and see how you and your friends were causing a commoTion! ,5 T h 375 . . h e , ' , Bret Sfreckerl Brion McColIum, and Pres- ' .z 9 5f ? e' e' ton Sawyers take a lime extra Time To e, x, T . soak in The hot Tub at The State Wresfling ,m 3 . 'V'A- . e Tournament In Lincoln. 1 , t The popular gathering spof during lunch is ' . the main hall, Needless 10 say, there is 3,3 e . ' always plenty of commotion during noon Friends gather, visit, study, and lounge .- e. -. around. Here Soro Peterson. Tracy Boro- viok, Tonya Hawthorne; Carmen Church, and Amy Aerni hang out together during lunch, Keith Chorron works hard 10 get The job done Kim Tonninges discovers first hand me? you can't hide from the camera 'tt '6! mv k Senior class members are causing their fi- nal commotion in high school as They march in fo Pomp and Circumstance of graduation exercises Pictured ore Seniors Santiago ArgoT'r 0nd Tonya Hawthorne fil- ing in as The ceremony beginsv Junior class members find a few lost min- ute decoration emergencies to fix before the prom began. Pictured ore Dove Kyes on me ladder while Mosomi Kunz and Shawn Schwensen direct from below. FACULTYISTAFF FINE ARTS AND LANGUAGE ARTS FROM POTS TO POETRY Deb Waggoner and Tom Huggett play a game in Oral Communications. In The language and fine arts, Teachers help prepare sTudenTs for the future and can help Them find a hidden talent either in speech drama, music, art, or writing. fl LY. Cloy Blackmon Blenda Groelz Mark Gloor Gory Houssermon Music English English English 8 Focunwsroff The bond struts ifs stuff during Harvest of Harmony street Lisa Nobity relieves 1erm paper frustrations by tossing dorTs of competition. Mr GlooVs face , Dove Jorgensen Olivia Santos Dennis Ummel Art Spanish Bond FocultWStoff 9 The science and moTh secTions OT CCHS offer classes for everyone. They offer The choice of college prep or general courses wiTh an experienced Teaching sToff. Lorry Doll Teaches Physics, Chemistry, and VocoTionaI Physical Science. He has been here 0T CCHS since 1970. Judy Williams Teaches The Biology classes and has been here since 1966. Ross Dinwiddie Teaches freshman ISCS science along wiTh Teaching CT The middle school. He has been here for The losT Three years. The MoTh deporTmenT is led in experience by Larry Hummel who has been here 10 years. He Teaches Algebra and GeomeTry. Diana Krumme Teaches moTh and compuTer classes and has been here Three years. Mike Jurgensen compleTed his firsT year 0T CCHS Teaching TrigonomeTry, Algebra, and General MoTh. 1O FOCUITyiSTOff Judy Williams lectures To her VocoTionoI Biology class. Lorry Doli Science Ross Dinwiddie Judy Williams Science Science Science And IVIoTh STir Things up! Doily moth assignments are usually cough? up on in Study Hall Lorry Hummel Mike Jurgensen Diono Krumme Math Math MofWCompuTer FoculTWStoff 11 w- Juniors. Rube Geren skills with o chicken ,; ma. 2'. QHVII'VV'Ifl'n 7 099051008. - gllCVllI:I a 0nd Danica Hirsch, practice their cooking Junior. Tracey Waring. is just one Of the guys 05 she works in Woods class LoJeon Hodenfeldt Business 42 Facultwsmff Scott Malcolm Gory Moresh Borb McGuire Industrial Arts Vocational Agriculture, Home Economics Metals Preparing for VocaTionol EducoTiOh TheFuTure The VocoTionol EducoTion DeportmenT prepares sTudenTs for life ofTer high school. Skills learned in vocoTionoI ciosses emphasize many areas of a sTudenT's fuTure. STudenTs geT hands-on experience in siTucTions similior To encounTered laTer in Ikife. Even if a sTudenT does noT choose To go on To college, The Techniques learned in many of These classes will help Them make iT on Their own ofTer high school. STudenTs look forward To These classes ThroughouT The day because They provide some varieTy in The academic schedule. STudenTs also geT a chance To express Their creoTiviTy by doing someThing useful. Jackie Monk Julie STudnicko Kevin Waring Home Economics Business Industrial ArTS FoculTWSToff 13 Exercising Mind and Body Toward c: HeolThy HisTory M V 3 i m. 9 Angie Sawyers reads Doug Larsen his Wights in Government Kathy Helmink Bob Hoy? Class. School Nurse Hisfory Physical Fitness 14 Faculty ThroughouT The year, many exciTing Things have happened in The HisTory DeporTmenT. One evenT was when Cindy Daub came To The GovernmenT Cioss second semesTer To Talk obOUT her husband, Hol, and his running for US. SenoTe. Rod Ruybolid was 0 sTudenT Teacher in The hisTory classes and Took his Turn Teaching for Lyle RoberTs, Jim Tonniges and Bob HoyT. In The Physical FiTness area, cardiovascular pulmonary resusciToTion wos ToughT To The sTudenTs, along wiTh dancing, soccer, bowling, bodminTon and many oTher ocTiviTies. The HeoiTh DeporTmenT is now under The direcTion of KoThy Helmink. She works CT The high school in The morning and is on call for The resT of The day. KoThy's main office is CT The elemenTory schools i :sz P Rich Owens helps Jill Kronce? Lisa Davis Took Two aspirin, The phone was busy, so send her home! Rich Owens Jerry Roinforth Lyle RoberTs Jim Tonniges Physical FiTness History HisTory HisTory FoculTy 15 Special Services Help Beyond The Classroom The special services Team is here To help Those who may need personal ossisTonce. They help guide sTudenTs on The righT Track and They give The sTudenTs iniTioTive To succeed. This is achieved Through one-on-one sTudy labs for sTudenTs working wiTh Miss AnneTTe STosTnys Mr. Don STrecker helps seT up sTudenTs' curriculum To meeT The requiremenTs for Their career goals. Mrs.ShirIey Higgins is responsible for helping sTudenTs who need ossisTonce To geT where They're going, boTh physically and educoTionolly. PorTicipoTing in on-The-job Training for media specioiisTs wos Mrs. Carmen Jirovic. She was wiTh us during The monThs of OcTober 0nd November, and is now compieTing her Term 0T college. A Mr. STrecker enthusiastically signs a pass for Shown Price and Toby Harris Shirley Higgins Carmen Jirovic AnneTTe Sfostny Don Strecker Assistant Medic Assistant Special Services Guidance Counselor 16 Specuol Services 2' 1 AdminisTreTion J . h . P: , The Leaders of The Pack Mr.AIon Wibbles, medic specialist, checks OUT 0 book To Bi , 1. . n 1 Chuck Wagner. using The compuTer. Through The guidance and leadership skills of The AdminisTroTion, our school sysTem operoTes smooThly. They are here To handle The day To day decisions regarding whoT is besT for The school and The sTudenTs. This includes advising curriculum, seTTing budgeTs, and deciding wheTher 0r noT To hold school during inclemoTe weoTher. Alon Wibbels Gerald Comes Raymond HuggeTT Jerry Roinforfh Media CenTer SuperintendenT Principal Activities DirecTor Administration 17 Cook'n Up A h ?owot Survival Staff team get along 1'93 t N e V - ' , r W t f, 4 t u. . , J . A 7 t w . w ; , 4.92 H? 4' t 5 . ,7 '1 Early rising kitchen help. Marilyn Donelson, Shirley Forbis, Arlo Burkhort, 0nd Emro Troudt arrive at 7:30 am. daily to prepare the noon meal. without themD Shirley Forbis in action. $ng: 1 Horolyn Miller and Karen Peck. principol's secretaries, and Lucile Denning, Title I secretory are 3 responsible for the bulk of the paperwork that keeps the school going. Keying In Motion! Superintendent's Secretaries, Carol Wilcox and Maxine Shelton, keep books for the school. 18 a Ht Central City Bus Drivers, front row: Leonard Killhom, Merle Bruns, Mary Hawthorne, Ramona Grigsby, Ed Kyes,bock row: Harvey Bruns, Sue Nelson, Gordon Nelson, Neil Hartford, and LeRoy Kleeve. In charge of environment maintenance control, LeRoy Kleeve The ..- writ Driving the It takes more than just students and teachers to keep this school going. Besides answering the phone and writing passes to excuse tardy students, the office workers have specific duties that maintain efficiency. Equal credit goes to the cooks and maintenance personnel for nourishing our brain cells and providing clean surroundings, unhompered by dust in our quest for scholastic knowledge. Through rain, snow, sleet and mud, the bus drivers get their students safely to their destination in all kinds of weather! Maintenance team Denny and Charlene Wagner. Support Staff 49 School Board eth n v ' I t ' HI One of the Board's duties is overseeing the maintenance of MrGerold Comes works closely with the Central City's school buddings Spring 1988 was a great year Board as Superintendent of Schools. The for flowering trees The Board also sets budgets and policies Board's monthly meetings are held in his . and hires personnel to staff the schools. office. ., f 20 15 f CLASSES Ahlquist, Mike Ansboch, Stacie Arnsmeier, Ron Beyord, Robin Bittinger, Mark BoHe, Pot Broekmier, Jonol Brondel, Tammy Buff, Joe Carlson, Heather Church, Carmen Comer, Kim Curry, Adam DeBoer, Sandi Eckstrom, Steve Eddy, Kris Freshman Year AT CCHS CLASS OF 9'4 22 Classes Man 10 men talk between Jim Sfeinke and Chris Porochini, If we could only know who? was so interesting! P.E. students, Tommy Myers, Brandi Lesiok 0nd Cheri Spiegel hold up The wall outside The gymnasium. Mark Bininger practices monagement techniques as Roy Miller. Cheri Spiegel 0nd Kellie Hanson perfect Their secretarial endurance skills. Einspohr, Kevin Erickson, Jamie Erlcndson, Michelle Foz, Stacy 23 Francis, Jennifer Goughen, John Geiger, Tonya Goefsch, Shane Hansen. Corrie Hanson, Kellie Hanson, Kim Hatfield, Jennifer Hill. Pete Holmsfedf, Bob Hormann, Melanie Johnson, Jeff Freshmen Class Officers: Clockwise from back: Jonal Broekmeier, Secrefory; POT BoHe, Vice-PresidenT; Shannon McMahon, President; Robin Beyord, Treasurer. 24 Classes L ,,g4,661' , W ?'ca'ffxb .3 a K r , Johnston, Doin Klone, HeoTher Kosch, Lorry Lowheod, Angie Lempko, Brandi Lesioki Brandi McMahon, Jennifer McMahon, Shannon Jennifer Froncus and Chen Spiegel report To The office meose ' Whof dld we do now? Miller, Roy Myers, Tommy Ohlman, Angelo Osomowski, Jon Porochini, Chris Price, James Qualsef, Adam Rupp, Shannon Ryan, Joy Schonk, Mike Kim Comer trying To make us believe she knows who? she is talking about 20 Ah Choo' me Tonnlges rehearsing for on Actifed commerool Fresh Men and Women 64 r. , Tonniges, Kim Kim Schenk and Ron Arnsmeier are deeply involved wifh The film That they are watching with Jim Sfeinke trying to make the bell using memo! Telepathy Scheinosf, Kim Schenk, Kim Schwensen, Corey Smith, Tonya Spencer, Tomoro Spiegel, Cheri STeinke, James Sfotf, Chris ., I Sgt, .3 $5M Angle Ohlmon Oh shoot' Wrong books. SNEAK ATTACK IT's up To you To decide whoT everyone is saying. SOWB'MWGL Q0 ahead, fill 'em inD soys Mandie Sawyers. said Steve Berg. 28 soys Annette Gibbs. Mike Jorgensen explains fo Rex Baird. '1 Said Gory Morse. Says Jon Ozomoiski. Says Doug Larsen, 2Q Sophomores: On Their Way To The T0 Aerni, Amy Arnsmeier, Michelle Barnes, Mindi Berg, Steven Blodgeff, Jamie Boroviok, Tracy Bull, Scott Burkhordf, Don 1! ! i .m- Jomie Blodgett and Rick Kramer hove sophomore power ! Sophomore Class Officers: Clockwise from top: Chris Strecker, President; Mike Deorking, Secretory; Sheri Cloy'ron, Treasurer; Don Burkhordf, Vice-President, 30 Sophomores Burkhordt, Shea Clayton, Sheri Coiner, Jamie Cooper, Brandy Cordsen, John Cox, Melanie Davis, Lisa Deorking, Mike Deffman, Randy Foeh, Susan FaTTig, Stacey Ferris, Jennifer Sophomores 31 1'0. ; 4 3 r i i Ferris, Jill Fuehrer, KurT Fuelberth, Mindy George, Brion Glines, Mono Greger, Tracey Griego, Tony Hammond, Robert Hawthorne, Brenda Heinen, Trisha Holtorf, Tim Jonovec, Angie Kohl, SCOTT Kramer, Rick 32 Sophomores Sophomores Kurt Fuehrer. Sheri Clayton and Chris Sfrecker share a primer in Their computer class Kronce, Jill Kyes, Steve Lowheod, Greg Mclnfosh, Elaine Mason, Kelly Maxwell, Lisa Meyer, Mary Morisch, Jason Morse, Gory Nielson, Ron Nifzel, Lorry Nun, Shannon 33 Owens, Rich Pauly, Ron Peck, Sheri Petersen, Kari Peferson, Sara Pfeifer, Ed Powell, Joe Rippe, Crysfol Robinson, Jill Rutherford, Shown Sawyers, Mondie Solomon, Kristie Sfrecker, Chris Tunks, Larry Van Pelt, Trent Wagner, Trent Putting up The new Central City welcome sign was the fine! step of a very big cooperative effort with the Chamber of Commerce Clockwise from Mr. Dove Jorgensermcenter, with sunglasseg ore Kelly Mason, Greg Lowheod, unknown, Scott Bull and Kelly Groefzingerv 34 Sophomores Sensofionol Sophomores Webster, Brandon Weidner, Chad Wibbels, Amy Wichmonn, Lisa Widmon, Liso e Wiese, RyAnne Williams, Chris Zikmund, Brett In Memory of Denise Wagner March 49, 4972-August 6, 4987 Friends by Michael Wt Smith and Debbie D. Smith We'll keep you close as always It won't even seem you've gone. 'Couse our hearts in big and small ways Will keep the love that keeps us strong. And friends are friends forever If the Lord's the Lord of them. And a friend will not say never , Cause the welcome will not end. 'Tho it's hard to let you go. In the Father's hands we know That a Iifetime's not too long To live 05 friends. Sophomores 35 uniors Ann Bimnger displays The balloon she received. , ,1 5- .n, '.vj 1mg 6 Juniors Joe Lomprechf ond Moff Myers ore porfners in science creating who knows what . I l :vr'rfl v- yr A? N5 I t? Thumbs Up by Brent Erickson Jodi Mokowski relays his message of Peoce Dudesl' Would I do that? Geremy Schott and Ron Pauly take a break at the track meet, Here we see the juniors doing what they do best. being themselves, The seven hour fourteen minute day is anything but boring and routine at CCHS, There are definitely memories to be shared and once in c: Iife-time moments to remember, and many more that will be made in the coming year. ttHong in there Tim Tim Sigmon, Shane Goetsch, and Lonnie Rinkol taking it easy in the hall Flash them biceps boys! featuring CCHS power, Cy White Bull and Scott Cotner. Oops! Deirdre, you dropped one. iv , tiW' t 3.; kw Scott Brandenburg lounges in the hon. Juniors 37 38 Juniors Barnes, Debbie Beyord. John Biffinger, Ann Blow. Sheri Bolen, Jeanne Bolte. Bill Brandenburg. Scott Carlson, Wendy Carranza, Borrick Church, Darryl Cline. Susan Comer, Scott Dohlke. M0919 DeBoer, Ted Erickson. Brent Erickson, Deirdre Taking a break in the main hall, Brion Siekmon and Monte Dohlke Juniors Laid back and enjoying life Fishler, Todd Fothergill, Fred Francis, Randy Geren, Rube Groefzinger, Kelly Grotz, Cissy Grudzinski, Adam Hirsch, Danica x1. 1 Yi ki f Shown Price, Darryl Church, and Mike Schenk discussing fable tolk during lunch. Jo Larson and David King dancing in The Still of the Night? J 39 40 Juniors Jull, Jeri ng,DOWd King, Mindi Kortum. Sore Kunz, Mosomi Kyes, David Lomprecht. Joe Larsen Jo Juniors Mosomi Kunz. Whof was l looking for? , Rube Geren, I know I puT if in here, but where! Move over Betty Crocker, here's Jeri Jull and Mary Price of work making gingerbread houses Darryl Church shows school support by Reclining in the media center, are Randy Francis, Carmen Revees, cnd Trent dressing in The latest spirit fog fashion. Lowhorne. Jason Madison, Tino Mokowski, Jodi Marco, Missy Mercer, Shoundo Mlody, Margo Juniors M Myers, Mott Nelson, Lorry Newby. Trent Pomp, Stephanie PeTerson, Sondee Price, Shown Price. Mary Purchol, Louro Reeves, Carmen Richardson, Kim Rinkol. Lonnie Sawyers, Kim . 1 y. Schenk. Mike 4 1 , . ' Schon. Geremy 7 ; SchuetT, Roger g j a Schwensen, Shown h; , I Girl Talk , here we see Kelly Groetzinger 0nd Shoundo Mercer discussing 1he IofesT news which evidently isn't too ' M juicy by the look on Todd Fishler's face, ng 1 42 Juniors Junior Manic Sellmeyer, Kerry Siekmon, Brion Sigmonl Tim Shorniok, LeRoy Stuart, Tonya Supik, David Swanson, Kim Troxler, Laura Ummel, Jimmy Waring, Tracey WhiteBulI, Cy Worth, Jamey w '- . v Ky. .4 .4 x - , a A 4, , ' ' 3. 7 Sorry Jamey but It won? sock Info your brain unless you read 11 Juniors 43 Class of '88 Front Row: Connie Supik, Toni Johnson, Amie Ummel, Lisa Roscoe, Chris Blow, Jennifer Greving, Brenda Rish, Gina Nelsen; Deb Learning, Lorindo Kronce, Chelsey DeMory, Angie Fenis. Second Row: Bob Peck, James Dunhoml Chuck Wagner, Dennis Donkerf. Shelly Malcolm, Pot Foulk, Amy Dearking, Bret Sfrecker. Colene Larsen, Jim Freelend. Third Row: Mickey Ecksfrom, Steve Lunsford, Craig Blodgetf, Rick Foulk, Jason Hatfield, Tom Huggett, Deb Waggoner. Rochelle Wiese, Lisa Nobify. Fourth Row: Steve Stopkoffe; Mike Jorgensen, Rob Oscmowski, Santiago Argotf, Kay Boelts, Shelly Petersen, Angie Sawyers. Molly McGuire, Cory Weidnet, Kim Johnston. Annette Gibbs Fif1h Row: Cindy Thornton, Angie Rinkol, Michelle Sfeinke, Robin Griego, Sherri Brondenberg, Susan Medinger, Kim Pculsen, Liso Henk, Joci Roach, Keith Charron, Jason Stephenson, Back Row: Donovan Freese, Joy Lee, Wes Smith. Mike Hormonn, Brion McCollum, Toby Harris, Preston Sawyersl STeve COTIeH, Darrin Brown. Lyle Scheinosf, Jock Best, Doug Cooper Not Pictured: Rex Baird, Kirk Blodgetf, Ben Golofzon. Mom Grimes. Pot Torr Class Officers. Front Row: Bret Strecker, Treasurer; Preston Sawyers, ' - $ 5?. 5! Secretary. Back Row: Amy Dearking, Vice-Presidenf, Rob Osonfowski. President. Class of '88 g gngw V , aya'w 9 SANTIAGO ARGOTT Dreams are necessary To life, CRAIG BLODGETT ilThe only real security a man can have is a reserve of knowledge, experience and ability. Chorus 4; FFA 1, 4, REX BAIRD And he says, When you die on your deathbed, you will receive Total consciousness , . M So I got that going for me, which IS nice, Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 1, 2, 3, A; Yell Club 1, 2, 3; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4; Knowledge Bowl 2, 3, 4; SADD 4. KIRK BLODGETT Trust everybody, but cut the cords. SADD 3, ll JACK BEST Seffing good examples for younger people takes all the fun out of life. Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 2, 3, A; Yell Club 1; All Conf. 4. CHRIS BLOW lll pray my hopes and dreams will exceed my height. Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, FHA 2, 3, 4; CC Club 4; Yell Club 1, Spirit Squad 2. 3, A; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Not'l, Honor Soc. 4; SADD 2, 3, A. 41. 2, 3: Seniors 45 KAY BOELTS Some people would not hesitate to drive up To fhe gofes of Heaven and honk? Bond 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1; Drama Club 1, 2. 3, 4: FHA 1, 3, Nominis 3, 4; Yell Club 1, 2, 3; STudenT Council 1; Spirit Squad 2, 3, 4; FCA 1; Spanish Club 1; All Sioie 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 4. SHERRI BRANDENBURG 2The face is The mirror of the mind, and eyes without speaking confess the secreis of the heart. Chorus 1, 2, 3, A; FHA 2, 3, 4; Yell Club 1, 2; Honor Roll 3. A, SADD 3, 4. DARRIN BROWN Life is 0 game, the one who dies wiih me most Toys wins, Football 1; Cross Country 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; FFA 1, 2. 3, 21; Yeii Club 2, 3, STEVE CATLETT Hi like walks; especially when ihey are taken by people who annoy me. Bond 1, 2, 3, A; Chorus 1; Nominis 1, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 3; CC Club 2, 3, A; Yell Ciub 1, 2, 3, A. FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, A; SADD 4, 46 Seniors KEITH CHARRON iiOne con'? folk and listen at The same time? Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: CC Club 3, 4; Yell Club 2, 3, A; 81, Council 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodd A; S 3 A Club 1. DOUG COOPER HA lie goes around The world before the truth gets its britches 0h. I 14 DENNIS DANKERT AMY DEARKING Bond 1,2,3; Boskefboll 1, Track 1,2. th dreams and in love There are no impossibiiities, Bond 1, 2, 3, A; Boskefboll 1, 2, 3, 11; Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, A; FBLA 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3; CC Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yell Club 1, 2, 3, A; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; All Conf. 4; AH STofe 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; NoT'I Honor Soc. 2, 3, A; SADD 2, 3, A, CHELSEY DEMARY 11To 1ove is to admire with fhe heart; To odmire is To love wifh The mind. I both love and admire The one I chose Bond 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. MICKEY ECKSTROM JAMES DUNHAM uChonces are 6 10 5 that The ligm o? 1he end of the funnel is Tho? of an oncoming freight train, Bond 1, 2, 3, 4: Wou're only young once, but you can stay immature forever. Football 1, 2; Basketball 1; Golf 1; FFA 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. ANGIE FERRIS 11Whether we succeeded or failed yesterday, fodoy we begin onew, Bond 1, 2, 3, A; Chorus 1, 3, A; Nomihis 3, 11; Basketball 1: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4: FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; Yell Club 1, 2, 3, A, Thespions 3, 4; FCA 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. A, No1'l Honor Soc. 3, 4; Knowledge Bowl 3; SADD 2, 3, 4. Seniors 47 PAT FOULK Here is another bead on The string of confusion. Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; FooTboll 1, 2. 3, 4; FFA 1, 2; FHA 3; CC Club 3, 4; Yell Club 1, 2, 3, FCA 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; NoT'l Honor Soc, 4; SADD 4, DONOVAN FREESE 48 Seniors RICK FOULK iT geTs dork early. Bond 1, 2, 3, 1-1; Cross CounTry 1, 2. 3, 4; BoskeTball 1; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 2, 3, A, JIM FREELEND NEoch of us has someThing Truly unique To offer The The world, if only we have The courage To dream and The deTerminoTion To make our dreams come True. Bond 1, 2. 3, A; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Nominis 2, 3, 4: Golf 2, 3, Annual 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4: FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Yell Club 1, 2; STudenT Council 3; Thespions A; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; NoT'I Honor Soc. 3, 4; SADD 2, 3, hi olwoys sTorT around noon - in case l3. BEN GALATZAN BRIDGET GAUGHEN Hey! I may noT always be perfecT buT, Tm always me! Track 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2; FHA 1, 2: FHA 1, 2. Yell Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheer Leader 1. NLeT iT noT be what you say, buT whoT you do The? means The mosT, Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual 4; CC Club 2, 3, 4; Vell Club 2; STudenT Council 1; FCA 1, 4; Honor Ron 1, 2, 3, 4; SADD 4. ANNETTE GIBBS Where must always be 0 sTruggle between parent and child 2 I'm winningV Bond 1, 2, 3, A: Chorus 1, 2, 3, A; Baskefboll 3; Track 1; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Annual 3; Vell Club 1, 2, 3: Cheer Leader 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; SADD 4. MATT GRIMES HGrodes are like bikinis 2 they show a lot, but not everything! Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 2; CC Club 3, 4; Veil Club 2. E f .2 a' JENNIFER GREVING 11A little rebellion now and then is good for ya . . Bond 1, 2, 3, 4: Boskefboll 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; , FBLA 1, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Mojorene 2, 4; CC Club 2, 3, 4: Spirit Squad 3: FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Not'l Honor Soc. 4. TOBY HARRIS 2My life begins 01 3:30, Yell Club 3, 4; SADD 4. ROBIN GRIEGO HWhose gonna 1oke over after I'm gone? Chorus 1, 2, 3, A, FHA 2, 3; Yell Club 2, 3; Honor Roll 4; 8 St A Club 1, 2. JASON HATFIELD 11No Comment. Band 1, 2, 3, A; Chorus 4; Football 1, 2; Cross Coumry 4; BoskeTbalI 1, 2; Track 1, 2; FBLA 1. Seniors 49 50 TONYA HAWTHORNE Ilm nor strange. You are Bond 1, 2, 3, A; Chorus 1, 2, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 3, Drama Club 2, FBLA 2, 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; CC CIub 1, 2, 3, 4, Yell Club 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 4; SADD 2,3; 5 3 A Club 1 LISA HENK MIKE HORMANN HDo I look like I would do lhoT2 Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 3, TOM HUGGETT NI will not pass this way again. I will never relive The post, DUI I will always hold on To The memories? Bond 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 2, 3, A; Yell Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; All Conf. 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, A; Not'l Honor Soc. 2, 3, 4; Knowledge Bowl 1, 2, 3, A; SADD 3, TONI JOHNSON KIM JOHNSTON HI may ask some dumb questions but I'm no? G BONEHEAD! Bond 1, 2, 3, 4, Boskefboll 1, 2, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; VolleyboIl 1, 2, 3, A; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yell Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spirit Squad 3; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; All Conf, 1.1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; SADD 1, 2, 3, A, In order Io be irreplaceable - one musf always be different. Bond 1, 2, 3, A; Cross Country 2, 3, 1-1; Boskelboll 1, 2, Golf 1, 2; Volleyball 1; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yell Club 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; SADD 3, S 3 A Club 1, MIKE JORGENSEN CorrecT me if I1m wrong, Sandy, buT if I kill all The golfers Their gonna lock me up and Throw away The key. Bond 1, 2, 3, A; Nominis A; Footboil 1, 2, 3, 4; BaskeTboli 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 1-1: CC Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Yell Club 1, 2, FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Knowledge Bowl 3. DOUG LARSEN iiThe life of The porTy olmosT oiwoys winds up in a corner wiTh o cooT over him. LORINDA KRANCE Til live by The Three R's: Romance, Riches, and Risk. Annual 4, DEB LEAMING I'm noT asking 0 Thing for myself, buT please send my moTher o son-ihelow, FHA 3, A; Yell Club 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, SADD 3, 4, COLENE LARSEN For our iighT and momehTory Troubles are achieving for us on eTernoI glory ThoT for ouTweighs Them OH, 80 we fix our eyes noT on thIT is seen, buT on whoT is unseen. For whoT is seen is Temporary, buT whoT is unseen is eTernoi Bond; Chorus, Nomihis 3, 4, BB 1, 2, 3, A, Track 1, 2, VB 1, 2, 3, 4, CC Club 2, 3, A, FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Sp, Club 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4; NoT'I Honor Soc. 2, 3, 4. JAY LEE NRules were made To be brokenf' FooTboII 1; Boskeibcll 1, 2; WresTlihg 3; Track 1; FFA 1; Yell Club 2, 3, 4. Seniors 51 STEVE LUNSFORD 11I'm too old To grow up now! Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, A, MOLLY MCGUIRE 11No broins, No heodoche! Bond 1, 2, 3. 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 1, 2, 3, A, FCA 2, 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, A; N011 Honor Soc. 3, 4; SADD 2, 3, A. 52 Seniors MICHELLE MALCOLM I can resist anything but temptation. Bond 1, 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Annual 4, FBLA 1, 2. 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Yell Club 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; SADD 1, 2, 3, 4. SUSAN MEDINGER 111's noT who? you do, buT who? you almost get caught of, Bond A; Chorus 1.1; FHA 4; Honor Roll 4; Sodd 4 BRIAN MCCOLLUM If you hit a home run you can Toke your time around the bases. Football 2, 3, A; WresHing 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3; CC Club 3, A; Yell Club 3, 4; SADD 4, LISA NABITY Slow and steady wins the race. Bond 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Not'! Honor Soc, 4. GINA NELSON A lot of people are beautiful on The oufside, but only a few are beautiful on The inside. Bond 1234; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Nominis 4; Drama Club 1,234; FBLA 2,3,4; Yell Club 1,2,3; SADD 2,3,4; 8 8L A Club 1. KIM PAULSEN HThere ore Two sides To every argument buf I don'T have To listen To yours. Bond 1,2,3; Chorus 1,234; Track 1; Drama Club 2; FBLA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,234; Yell Club 1,2; SADD 3,4. ROBERT OSANTOWSKI IT is easier to get forgiveness Than permission Golf 2,3,4; Class Officer 4; FFA 1; CCClub 2,3,4; Yell Club 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; 83A Ciub 2,3,4; SADD 4; Knowledge Bowl 4. BOB PECK HI know more 1hon I om willing To tell. Bond 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Cross Counfry 3,4; Basketball 1,234; Track 1,2,3,4; FFA 2,3,4; CC Club 2,3,4; FCA 2; Honor Roll 1,234; State Track 3,4. DEBBIE PAULSEN Quietness is o virTue very few possess. Bond 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Drama Club 2; FBLA 2,3; FHA 1,2,3; Yell Club 1,2; Honor Roll 3. SHELLY PETERSEN 2I'd rather make history Then read if. Chorus 3,4; FHA 3; Yell Club 1,2,3; Cheer Leader 1234; FCA 1. Seniors 53 ANGIE RINKOL The thing that goes the forfhesf Towards making life worth while, that costs the least and does The mosT, is just a pleasant smile, Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1: Volleyball 1, 2, 3; FBLA 1; CC Club 3, 4; Yell Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 3; SADD 3, 4. LISA ROSCOE Quietness is c gif'r, I guess I did no? receive it, Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 11; Track 2: Volleyball 1, 2, 3. 4; Annual 4; FBLA 1, 2, 3, A; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yell Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spirit Squad 2, 3, 4; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Ron 1. 2, 3, 4; Not'l Honor Soc. 3, 4; SADD 2, 3, 4. 54 Seniors BRENDA RISH 3Drop a stone into The wafer - in a moment it is gone, but there are 0 hundred ripples circling on and on, Say 0 word of cheer or splendor-in a moment it is gone, but there are a hundred ripples circling on and on. Bond 1, 2, 3, A; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 4; Track 1; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Yell Clpb 1; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, ANGIE SAWYERS Always happy, never sod, mosTIy NAUGHTY, bu? never bod. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; VoIIeyboll 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 4; Yell Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, JACI ROACH 3If you con'f run with The big dog, then stay on the porch. Bond 1, 2, 3, 4, ; PRESTON SAWYERS Life's Too much, I Think I'll knock off a chunk. Football 1; Cross Country 2; WresTling 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 2, 3, 4; Yell Club 3, TONYA SCHANK love conquers all. even men. Chorus 1,2; Vell Club 1.2.3; CheerLeoder 1,2. MICHELLE STEINKE HAffer man, came woman, and she's been offer him ever since. Chorus 1.2.3.4; FHA 1.2: Vell Club 1,2; SADD 2.3.4; SBtA Club 2, LYLE SCHEINOST '1Semper Fi! Bond 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,2,; Track 1: CC C1ub 2,3,4; FCA 2.3. L JASON STEPHENSON They say money talks, AH mine ever says. is goodbye. Band 1.2.3.4; Football 1; Cross Country 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1.4; Annual 4; FFA 12.3.4; CC Club 4; Yell Club 1,2,3: Honor Roll 2; SADD 1,2,3; sacA Club 2. WES SMITH 11Is there life after weekends? Bond 1.2.3.4; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; CC Club 2.3; Yell Club 1.2.3.4. STEVE STOPPKOTTE Hlio Vecu Foofboll 12.3.4; Basketball 1; Golf 1.2.3.4; FFA 2.3.4; CC Club 4; Yell Club 1,2,3; Sfudenf Council 4: FCA 1.2.3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4: NHS 4: NMSQT 3; Regents 4; Knowledge Bowl 3,4; SADD 4. Seniors 55 BRET STRECKER 2I have To laugh of my own jokes - so someone does, Bond 1, 2, 3, A; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Nominis 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2; Wrestling 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 2, 3, 4; Vel! Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. A; SADD 2, 3, 4. CONNIE SUPIK Hl'm noT confused I'm just well mixed, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1; Yell Club 1, 2, 3, 4: SADD 3, 4, PAT TARR 2The person that tried The Ieosf can say they've fried of least! Football 2; Basketball 3, 4; Golf 3, 4; Annual 4; FFA 2, 4; CC Club 3, 4; Yell Club 1, 2; FCA 2, 3; Honor Roll 4; SADD 3, 4; S 8x A Club 2. CINDY THORNTON 2If I were to begin life again, I would do it the some. I would only open my eyes 0 H1er more. Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4; Yell Club 1, 2. 56 Seniors AMIE UMMEL '1Love, laughter, and friendship go hand in hand, Bond 1, 2, 3, A; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Nominis 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Morjorette 4; CC Club 2, 3, 4; Yell Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; SADD 3, 4, DEB WAGGONER Smile, it's the second best thing you can do with your lips. Bond 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3. 4; FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; CC Club 2, 3, 4; Vell Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 4, CHUCK WAGNER CORY WEIDNER ROCHELLE WIESE HGiving up is The ultimate Tragedy. HI like the word lndolence; it makes my HReolify is like rich fudge; Too much OT Chorus 2.3; Nominis 3,4; CC Club 1,2,3,4: laziness seem classy. Bond 1; Basketball one time makes you sick. Bond 1.2.34; Yell Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1. 1; Student Manager 2.3; Annual 3; FBLA Chorus 2,4; Basketball 1.2.34; Track 1.2.3; Vell Club 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1; SADD 1,243.4: Volleyball 2.3.4; Annual 2.3.4; 2.4. FHA 1,2; CC Club 1.2.3.4; Yell Club 12.3; Spanish Club 3; All Conference 213,4; All State 4; Honor Roll 2, Joy Leel Preston Sawyers, Wes Smith ondDoug Cooper enjoy having lunch together. Seniors 57 SPORTS We Knew iT Would'T be Easy. . . TEAMI VOLLEYBALL 11Teom Our team this year really played together. We had a lot of talent and we played as one team. Amy Deorking Varsity and Junior-Vorsity teams back row: Coach Annette Sfcfsney, Angie Jonovec' Mondie Sowyersl Cathy Weible, Connie Weible, Missy Marco; Carmen Reeves, Rochelle Wiese. Angie Sawyers, Toni Johnson and Coach Julie Studnicko. Second row: Mindi District Volleyball Time was on Fuelberfh, RyAnne Wiese. Deb Barnes, Sheri Blow, Mindi King, Deb Wagoner, Jen exciting time. AT This pep rally before Greving and Lisa Roscoe Front row: Crystal Rippe. Jamie Coiner, Mel Cox, Kim The final game with Seward the girls Richardson, Moscmi Kunz, Chris Blow, Colene Larsen and Amy Deorking. led a cheer: ANNIHILATE Seward. The boys even got in on the act with this super pyramid, The school was reoIIy behind The Lady Bison and They VARSITY CC CC CC VAR. cont, CC CC CC traveled to the District final, Schuyler 15-5 15-12 York 11-15 15-5 14-16 St. Paul 15-8 6-15 4-15 Lckeview 15-13 15-5 7 Lakeview 15-3 13-15 GINW 8-15 15-11 5-15 O'Neill 15-3 15-6 Ord 7-15 15-9 15-0 Ord 2-15 15-8 9-15 Scotus 12-15 15-11 11-15 GICC 10-15 9-15 Albion 12-15 15-9 15-0 Superior 12-15 15-10 10-15 Milford 15-7 15-7 Sf. Poul 7-15 15-10 15-6 Crete 15-7 15-6 Aurora 16-15 16-14 Seward 12-15 4-15 Jr.Varstiy CC CC CC JV cont. CC CC CC Schuyler 15-3 15-13 York 11-15 15-11 15-13 Ord 15-11 15-10 Lokeview 4-15 15-10 15-0 GICC 5-15 1-15 GINW 10-15 2-15 St.Poul 15-6 5-15 15-11 Scofus 15-8 7-15 15-13 Aurora 16-14 9-15 15-9 Albion 15-4 10-15 15-1 Special attention this year, was focused on team defense. Each player on the floor has a specific area to cover. This cut down the errors caused by confusion. Each player's area changed as different plays changed. This picture shows almost perfect spike coverage.Woy to go guys. Rochelle Wiese is not going to let Colene Lorsen's great set go to waste and really skies to kill the ball at the unexpecting foe. Freshmen teom starting with the back row: Kim Cotner, Heather Carlson. Kim Tonniges, Sheri Spiegel, Kim Hanson and Coach Carlo Broekemeier. Front row: Angie Ohlman, Jennifer Francis, Jen McMahon. Tommy Meyer and Shannon McMahon. Frosh CC CC CC Ord 15-7 15-8 GICC 3-15 17-15 8-15 SttPcul 8-15 15-11 14-16 Aurora 15-3 7-15 15-13 York 15-4 9-15 9-15 Fullerton 16-14 14-16 15-3 Aurora 11-15 14-16 Fullerton 15-9 15-10 Lokeview 15-10 15-12 GINW 9-15 13-15 Scotus 1-15 1-15 Albion 15-11 14-16 15-12 ROCHELLE WtFSF AII-Heortlond WST teom 'teom captain AII-Conference hrst team All- Area hrst teon'V Amy Deovklng AIl-Heortlond honomble mention TONI JOHNSON AII- Heartland second team Alt Contevence first team All Area second team MASAMI KUNZ AII-Heonlond honovoble mention COLENE LARSEN AII-Heortlond second team AII-Conrerence second team Even wiTh The greoTesT efforT The ball someTimes fdlls. Toni Johnson Ieops To give her all To save This boll. Colene Larsen and Tom Johnson were named To The AIIvConference Teom Rochelle Wiese and Tom Johnson TirsT Team and Colene Lorsen second leorn Rochelle Wiese. whoT! compeTiTion on The Team. The key To any Volleyball offense is a gredT second hiT, usually 0 seT. The seT can determine if The hiTTer is going To be able To Ace or fail To oTTock and This affects The whole Team. The job of seTTer involves skill. speed, accuracy. calm hands and occasionally some oeroboTic obiliTy. This year This difficuIT job wenT To Colene Larsen who definiTIy eorned The posiTion. She will play nexT yeor oT Colorado ChrisTion College. ill am really looking forward To playing nexT year. I'm noT sure iT will be as much fun as iT was This year because I'll miss my friends commenTs Colene Larsen. Colene crediTs her accomplishmenT To The lTThere were so many girls on The Team mm were really good seTTers. If They were noT as good as They are l wouldn'T have worked as hard ddmiTs Colene Colene plans To Try To come back To onch The Team nexT year. guys, or we ex-seniors will come back and . . . ond , . T ilDo greoT This year, you you know Bryson? is ThoT you? Or is ThaT you? TTTEAM! Team was The Theme for The 1987-88 Volleyball Team. Why Team? Because There were a loT of very TolenTed people playing and The Team knew Tth The only way To Take odvaange of all The TalenT would be To play as a Team. When a game would sTarT The Team yell would be TEAM , when The score sTdrTed To look quesTiondble, The pick up would be TEAM . Everyone on The Team undersTood The impedance of playing as a Team. They developed 0 new defense concept where everyone had a specific area To cover. This Type of defense really wouldn'T have been effecTive if The Team played as individuals. The success The Volleyball Team experienced is crediTed To The Team and The TTTEAM . The girls on The floor rolly TogeTher To work as 0 'TEAM! 6'1 WhOT We Talk AbOUT LOCKER ROOM FOOTBALL locker room talk 891ween halves we talk about sfrotegy and good and bad plays. Before school we talk about games. coaches and gins. Lyle Schienost CENTRAL CITY BISON ??:um' ,I ,.. :$, ': 1':-11 alum! tumult! ? mum fig mm A0 mqmum 1N muafa ufjmqm I rm WWI?! Front row Santiago Argott, Rube Geren, Tom Huggeff, Rex Baird, Steve SfoppkoHe, Mike Jorgensen, Steve Cotlett, Pot Foulk, Lyle Scheinost, Brian McCollum, Bret Sirecker. Second row: Tim Holtorf, Brion George. Brandon Webster, Scoff Comer, David Supik; Greg Lowhead, Ron Pauly. Jodi Mokowski, Cy White Bull, Jason Lowhorne, Geremy Schott, Adorn Grudzinski Third Row: Gory Morse, Ron Nielson. Rich Owens. Trent Wagner, Chad Weidner, Scott Bull, Trent Newby. Shown Schwensen, David Kyes, Mott Meyers. Lorry Nifzel, Lorry Tunks. Fourth Row John Cordsen, Kurt Fuehrer, Chris Williams, Chris Strecker, Joe Lomprechf. Randy Francis. Kerry Sellmeyer, Mike Deorking, Don Burkhordf, Brett Zikmund, Ed Pfeifer Coaches: Mike Jurgensen, Rich Owens, Bob Hoyt, Lyle Roberfs. Not picfured: Ben Golofzen. 62 ttltis not whether you win or tose, it's how you play the game, This saying holds true 10! our Bison football team. Throughout the yecn, the team had some bad breaks. but no matter how the end at the season record looked. the team had a lot of peaks. New football coach, Mike Jurgensen. had some big gods to: the Bison team this year; One of these was for the team to play competatively. this goal was more than tutflea By the end ot the season, the team was playing its best Dd ever. said coach Jurgensen. He was also proud of the attitude of hts team, he said. They kept a positive attitude thlougt many t'meswhenit woddhavebeeneosy to quit - they stuck with it. Many rewads wete reaped by the team for sticking with it. They teamed a great ded about ptayhg competitively and about good sportsmanship. They also learned a lot about team support and effort, When you are out there on the field baking at eleven other people who are a lot bigger than you and you know that they ate trying to smash you to bits, you can't play as a one man unit, you have to do it as a team, says Steve Catlettv ln the locker loom is where a lot of team suppovt beans, We tvy and support each othel, say Lyle Scheinost and Bret Strecker. We toot about what we can do offensively ond defensively and who's Rex Baird valiantly receives a pass, daring the opposition to tokcle him. messingm and who isn't. Theta is a lot of helpful harassment that goes atound the locker room. Trent Newby rushes to help a teammate in trouble. A Bison ball carrier goes head to head with the opposing team, attempting to score. Varsity 7 Schuyler 21 6 Seward 20 Junior-Varsity 7 York 20 6 Aurora 7 Lakeview 0 8 Central Catholic 0 Aquinas 21 6 Albion 7 Aurora 28 44 Columbus Sophs. 0 0rd 35 14 York 42 Adams Central 24 26 DOVid CW 27 13 Albion M Freshmen 8 St. Paul 48 44 Central Catholic 8 0 Aurora 23 0 York 6 6 Adams Central 28 6 Lakeview 34 L HOMECOMING '87 l a 1, a ,5; 1,34 V ' 'T . J ' W . '- 4 A X's xi w; Cy WhiTe Buii-naTive Hawaiian. You'il never make iT as a hula giri, Cy, buT you mighT Try sTarTing a kissing boom 64 SporTs Tim McMahon and DoneTTe Ohlman walking up To present The '88 royaITy, BreT STrecker and Amy Dearking Their crowns. Once again Homecoming has come and gone, and This, like The oThers was a memorable occasion. Class compeTiTion was sTrong as The week began. Each class urging Their classmaTes To join in The fun, be silly and in The meanTime earn poinTs for Them- selves. x. Monday sTarTed off being sweaTs day. IT was a casuaI-be comforTable-day. Polka doT and sTripes day followed along behind. This Time if you saw spoTs, you didn'T need glasses. The halls were filled wiTh combinaTions of boTh, some ouTrageous and oThers more conservaTive. Hawaiian day decoraT- ed Wednesday. Once again Dave Kyes gave us a Thrill wiTh his pineapple bikini, ThaT kind of daring proves which class has whaT iT Takes To win. Thurs- day was dress up day. Some girls goT a chance To puT on The riTz. The guys really had class spiriT Too, in showing us whaT greaT looking asseTs They are To This school. Finally, Friday broughT Green and Gold day. IT was The IasT chance To pull up from behind and win. IT had been a hard week buT The seniors managed To be vicTorious. TWe won'T Tell Them we leT Them win, will we underclassmen? JusT kiddingh Everyone did a super job. The bonfire on Thursday was a rioT. lT's noT everyday we see The fooTbaiI players in spiriT squad oquiTs. We appreciaTe iT all, guys. The fooTbaIi game wasn'T as good as H could have been, buT The Team played very good. We're all proud of our CCHS fooTball Team. CongraTulaTions To all The Homecom- ing RoyaiTy and especially To The King and Queen, BreT STrecker and Amy Dearking. P , r ngiumcwmmg : Wearing her Hawaiian ottireMolly McGuireposes wiTh a cold Nebraska thermometer Miss your islands, Mol? Question- What's The most importom thing 01 0 Homecoming dance? Dancing? No, the refreshmenTs, of course Right guys? HOMECOMING ROYALTY Chris Blow, Jennifer Greving, Toni Johnson, Lisa Roscoeond Amie Ummel. Rex Boird, Jack Best. Steve Cafle'rf and P01 Foulk. Creativity is the key during Spirit WeekColene Larsen, Mosomi Kunz, Toni Johnson and Rochelle Wiese odd a Twist to dress up doy. Sports 65 thr is iT? PAIN, SWEAT, DESIRE CROSS COUNTRY The besf port of the season The worst part of the season was The indescribable was running until your sides feeling that you get when you do split the whole time you're the best you can Brenda questioning your own sanity Rish. Jason Hameld. Get Ready! Get Set! GO FOR IT! Boys Cross Country Team members starting wiTh The book row Joy Ryan, Chris POFCIChInl, Trent Van Pelt, Keith Chorron, Girls Cross Country Team members left To right: Kim Johnston, Mike Schenk, Mark Bimnger and Rick Foulk. From row John Stacey chig; Jill Kronce. Tonya Smith, Brenda Rish and Jill Beyord, Dove King, PeTe Hill, Brent Frauen, Joson Stephenson, Robinson Joson Hatfield and Bob Pecku tAo '4'- Y. 9 g; A Q 5 ' ' 1'. H0 ME : rams PL HA! I The school comes together at a pep rally to show the Cross Country Jill Robinson grits her teeth and gives it her all 05 Teams that they are behind them. she looks to the finish, up ahead; The finish is always the best sight on the course for the runners. Here are Bison finishers Trent Van Pelt, Rick Foulk and Dave King The Cross Country courses are full of unexpected hills, trees and turns like this one for Rick Foulk and Dave King, 67 68 To be a member of CC Club 0 person must IeTTer in of least one sport. Members include: Gront row Rochelle Wiesel Colene Larsen, Pot Foulk, Amie Ummel, Jennifer Greving, Toni Johnson, Lisa Roscoe, Angie Rinkol, Mosomi Kunz. 6econd row Bret STrecker, Joy Ryan, Stacey Fonig, Tom Huggeff, Deb Waggoner, Carmen Reeves, Sheri Blow, Mindi King, Chris STrecker, Mike Jurgensen. Ohird row Amy Deorking, Mott Myers, David Kyes, Don Burkhort, Sco1f Bull, Mondie Sawyers, Angie Jonovec, Cy WhiTeBuN, David Supik, Ed Pfeifer. Gourfh rom Missy Marco. Brion McCollum, Rube Geren, Geremy Schoft, Jill Robinson, Mark Bitfinger, David King, Keith Chorron, Jason Stephenson. Chuck Wagner. Giffh row Shown Schwensen, Joe Lcmprecht Randy Francis; Molly McGuire. Kim Johnston, Rob Osontowski, Steve Stoppkotfe, Bob Peck, Mike Jorgensen, Rick Foulk, aock rom Chad Weidner, Brett Zikmund, Ron Pauly, Trenf Newby, Jodi Mokowski. Steve Cotletf, Jock Best, Lyle Scheinost, Wes Smith, Preston Sawyers. Donovan Freese. Chris Blow does not quite undersfond what is going on! Sheri Blow, Liso Roscoe, and Heather Carlson wonder if they are having fun yet! SpiriT Squad members were selecTed by CC Club members, Band members, and foculTy. SixTeen girls were chosen To be on The squad To represenT CenTroI CiTy High School. As The year progressed, The members found ouT ThoT H was noT oll ThoT easy To moinToin The enThusiosm ThoT was generoTed 0T The beginning of The year. WiTh o IoT of hard work puT inTo The year, The girls realized ThaT if They could provide a posiTive image obouT CenTroI CiTy High School, ThaT Their job would have been done well. Lisa Roscoe uses her big mouTh To cheer on The Bison! SPIRIT SQUAD Ann BiTTinger, Mindi King, and Tracey Waring show Their JuniOT Powerf' Members include: Angelo OhTmon, Jill Krcnce. Kay BoeITs, Liso Roscoe, Kim CoTner, HeoTher Carlson, Shelly PeTersen, Ann BiTTinger, Tracey Waring, Sheri Blow, Amy Wibbels, Jenny McMahon, Chris Blow, Mindi King, and Jamie CoinerT NoT picTured: Kellie Hanson. Sports 69 Our sTrengTh is in our. . . BASKETBALL BENCH 232C GINW 57 W029 Bench 60 Fullerton 46 45 Albion 34 55 Wood River 52 nWe really wouldn't have been able 54 Minden 43 to succeed without the bench. 54 Loup City 62 42 Schuyler 32 . 43 Aurora 51 The support the bench gave 75 York 58 ' helped us win. Colene Larsen 54 Col Lokeview 56 65 GICC 47 38 Col Scofus 54,!-v 6'1 Col Lakeview 48 66 Ord 80 54 ST. Paul 37 58 Milford 27 68 Adams Central 63 48 York 53 Varsity Team Members, starting in the back: Liso Roscoe, Toni Johnson, Chris Blow. Carmen Reeves. Angie Sawyers, Deb Waggoner, Tracey Waring. and student manager Angie Rinkol. In from: Deb Barnes. Sheri Blow, Amie Ummel, Jen Greving, Amy Deorking, Colene Larsen, Rochelle Wiese and Mcsomi Kunz. Junior Varsity Team Members, starting in the back row: Coach, Annette Stosfney, Carmen Reeves, Kim Sawyers, RyAnne Wiese, Tracey Waring, Deb Barnes, and Mcsomi Kunz. Front Row; Mel Cox, Jamie Coiner, Angie Jonovec, Mondie Sawyers and Stacey Foftig, CC 37 GINW 46 44 Fullerton 22 54 Albion 22 64 Wood River 57 62 on 51 Minden 28 38 Loup City 28 39 Schuyler 41 49 Aurora 24 39 York 40 42 GICC 46 26 Col Scotus 39 34 Lokeview 47 40 Ord 6O 51 St. Paul 34 g - , , h Kb. Rochelle Wiese, shows us how To handle 0 Triple Team defense and puTs up on easy Two Farewell, CenTral CiTy High School, Hello CreighTon! Rochelle Wiese had a greoT oThIeTic career here GT CCHS and because of iT she has recieved a full oThIeTic scholarship To oTTend CreighTon UniversiTy and play on The women's boskeTboll Team There. I'm really exciTed obouT The challenge of playing Division One boskeTboIl, buT CT The some Time Iim really scared. This is The big Time for women's oThIeTics 0nd I don'T know if I can handle H or noT, buT I'm going To give iT my besT says Rochelle Her BoskeTboll honors This year consisT of AIl-SToTe class B TirsT Team and Super SToTe second Team. AII-Conference FirsT Team and AIIeAreo FirsT Team. The Nebraska Coaches AssocioTion chose her To play in The Nebraska AII-STor Game in AugusT. UI'm reoIIy going To miss Coach Owens yeIling at me all The Time.mell? maybe I won'T miss ThoTD I hope To be able To come back nexT year and onch The Team Triumph They are good players and I'm sure They will do greoT. People Think ThoT The reason I have success in boskeTboII is jusT because I'm 6'2, buT success con'T be all heighTT I had To work hard, boTh in The regular and off seasons. BUT The big reason for my success is my Team. I couldn'T have done iT alone, even if I'd have played year around. wiThouT my Team and The Teamwork we had This year iT would've been impossible, 4; L... IiPon 'em ToughII' Cooch Owens oiwoys yeils, so Sheri Blow is doing jusT ThoT. The Omaha WorId Herald and The Licoln Journal named Rochelle Wiese To Their AlI-STaTe firsT Team, and Amy Deorking To Their Honorable menTion Team. 71 The Basketball team this year had many triumphs and many exciting moments. These events will ollways be remembered. but lets take a look back to the season one more time. Wasn't there something else happening at the games that was just as excting as the score? Sure there was there was, the excitement was on the Bison Benchl The gitls who were not playlng at the time. were on the bench yelling and hollering out praise and encouragement. The girls on the bench were there for their team, not only to go in and relieve the players that needed a break but lend support and keep the team excited. The girls on the bench really helped me through the times when I wasn't playing my best or the team wasn't playing well. It would be so easy just to let down and give up but they were always there to keep us excited commented Amie Ummel. Sometimes the excitement on the bench bubbles over and explodes out onto the playing floor. Like the time that Missy Marco convinced her favorite teferee to give her a technical foul for being to loud on the bench. Try to imagine what being on a basketball team without the people on the bench would be like. Everyone would have to play the whole game. without a break, there wouldn't be any competition for playing time so no one would push you and make you a better player. During a game If you started to get down on yourself, there wouldn't be anyone there to keep you going. That would not be fun way to play basketball. The bench Is an important part of the team and Is allways the tlrst to be joked about or forgotten. It would be a big mistake to forget the bench, without them the team couldn't be successful. Missy Marco shows us some awesome power while maneuvering inside for two. Taking control easily from the outside, Amy Dearking shoots and raises havoc for the opposition. AIl-Areo: Rochelle Wiese, first team. Amie Ummel. Missy Marco, Sheri Blow honorable mention AII-Conference: Rochelle Wiese, Missy Marco, Amy Dearking AlI-State: Rochelle Wiese,tirst team Amy Dearking, honorable mention. 72 CC 28 St. Paul 33 2t GICC 40 33 York 28 31 Albion 19 39 Columbus 4 7 26 Aurora 24 26 Northwest 28 28 Lokeview 39 38 Adams Central 34 18 Doniphan 2 t 39 Wood River 22 Frosh team starting with the back row: Tammy Myers. Sheri Spiegel, Kim Hanson, Kim Tonniges, Heather Carlson, and Jen Mc Mahon. Front row: coach Julie Studnicka, Kellie Hanson, Angie Ohlman, Kim Cotner and Shannon MC Mahon. We really get psyched about our. . . BOY' S COMPETITION. BASKETBALL ttCompetition ttCompetition is very beneficial to high school kids, oithough there is usually too much pressure put on the players. TomJ-Juggett Trent Wagner's determination is evident as he shoots his freethrow. The 1987-88 Varsity Basketball team had two goals this season. they were to play as a team and absorb the younger players into the line up. Mr Roberts felt those goals were met, they achieved solid team play team and by Districts the younger players had been able to contribute. HYou don't see many sophomores playing in Varsity, and we had four, said Coach Roberts. HThey showed they could play in tough competition. The Varsity improved last year' 5 record, but were disappointed in losing several giftsfaisisbzizzztsaemgc: F522 iE$2102n$ozi32igfif$sd2fii games bv 'ess m 40 pdms- Sgcbnd row: Bob Peck, Mott Grirhes, Scotlt Bell, Keith Charron. Mike Dyeorking one They succeeded 'n mak'ng It 10 Mike Jorgensen. Front row Randy Francis. Torn Huggett, Pot Torr, Shown Schwensen DISTrIC'fS and played we - and Trent Wagner. The Freshmen team had many obstacles to overcome this year. HONORS They not only had to deal with this Jock Best: All Conference, first team being their first year of high school Brett Zikmund: Honorable Mention and all those pressures but they had practices at 6:000m everyday. One would always be obie to see freshmen taking afternoon hops and rushing from the locker room at 8:140m to make it to their first period classes. Sports 73 Junior-Vorsity team moembers starting woth fhe back row: Coach Dove Jorgensen, Lorry Tunks, Chris Strecker, Ron Pauly, Bill Bolfe. Dove King and Coach Lyle Roberts. Front row: Kurf Fuehrer. Don . . Burkhordf, Tony Griego. Steve Kyes. Trent Van Pelt and Gary Morse. COOCh Lyle RObens mokmg SUQQeST'OnS for improvemenfs. h VARSITY CC .711 , ' . , Northwest 48-49 .92' ' 0 '6 4 Centuro 56-40 5 ' ' ' ,5 : - . 8 Schuyler 38-59 St. Paul 28-25 Minden 49-67 Loup City 47-49 Central Catholic 48-52 Aurora 47-63 Centennial 48-47 Wood River 38-53 Northwest 47-82 Fairbury 59-64 York 57-67 Albion 66-47 Ord 55-62 Lakeview 63-70 Scotus 37-47 York 56-53 Aurora 54-75 JUNIOR VARSITY CC Northwest 58-67 Cenfuro 69-58 Schuyler 33-44 St. Paul 62-47 Minden 47-59 Loup City 64-57 Central Catholic 67-37 Aurora 59-45 Centennial 62-48 Wood River 70-52 York 46-75 Albion 69-42 Ord 60-54 Lckeview 54-56 Scofus 59-52 Northwest Sophs. 52-54 Aurora Sophs. 67-47 Nonhwest Sophs. 60-62 . . . 9 York 50 hs. 64-55 2OT Brenf Frauen flghfs his way To on 1508 position. Nebr. cansmn 64-53 SophS. vs Varsity 74 Sports ,';', v : 3 , .. ; jv f I 0 V t . y . W V g... .- , hug 22 A fez: u; t - ' W 3 1'2 ,3; Wzvgpg ;wf $ t . FRESHMAN Shannon Rupp, Mark Bittnnger. Jim Steinke, Roy Miller, Pete Hllll Bob Holmsteod, Jeff Johnson, Adorn Quolset, Doin JohnstonondPot BoltetCenter fronOCoochMike Jurgehsen. 5. 4t. f The JV scrimmage to hone their defensive technique. nCompetition Many things are involved in getting ready for a game. When asked how they got psyched up, the reply was, it's natural, you automatically do. Other ways include: being by themselves, thinking about the game, relaxing, listening to music and playing snooker to pass the time. Right before a game however, the team discusses their opponents. They decide who to watch carefully, who to let shoot and who not to let shoot. Any way you look at it, competition can be tough. Freshman CC St. Paul 42-59 Central Catholic 48-36 York 30-66 Albion 42-54 Scotus 38-76 Columbus HB 48-43 Aurora 30-59 Northwest 30-44 Lokeview 33-65 Adams Central 38-66 Doniphon 31-44 Geneva 33-42 Tom Huggett rises to the occasion with on outside jump shot. Sports 75 An inside look of our. . WRESTLING HCOOCh 2Cooch Hoyt was fun, but tough and made us work hard. ' Coach Steve Cdfleff Team Record Central Catholic Quad 15? Albion Quad 3rd Central City Quad 2nd Central City Invifdfionol 2nd Minden Invitational am Central Conference Meet 5th District Meet 61h 62 Wood River 6 52 Adams Central 45 - k - 45 Aurora 42 'e f 0;, 33 Lokeview 30 23 Aurora 47 State Qualifiers Back Row: Mike Cunningham, volunteer coach, Brian McCollum; 24 SChUYlef 43 Geremy Schott, Cy White Bull, Pete Robinson, coach, Front Row:Bre1 STrecker, Preston Sawyers, MOT? Myers, Bob Hoyt, coach. STOTe Qualifiers Cy White Bull 3rd Place Geremy SchoTT bfh Place Brion McCollum Mott Myers Preston Sawyers Bret STrecker 76 Sports DieT, Weigh-in, WresTle, Win, EoT. ls ThoT cull ThoT wresTling is obouT? No, iT's abouT o loT of hard work, Training and deTerminaTion. MosT of all iT Takes greaT coaching! This year The CenTrol CiTy WresTIing Team was successfully led by Coach Bob HoyT. His goal This year was To have more people qualify for SToTe. Coach HoyT seemed exciTed obouT The focT ThoT Three of The six sToTe qualifiers would be back nexT year To show Senior leadership. I'm glad I had The chance To have had him lHoyD as a coach, said Senior WresTler, STeve CoTIeTT. VorsiTy Wrestlers. FronT Row: Coach Bob Hoyt, BreT Strecker, Kerry Sellmeyer; Team Copfoins selected by Their PresTon Sawyers, MoTT Myers, Tim Sigmon. Shown Price. Back Row: Wes SmiTh, Cy Teammates this year were WhiTe Bull, Donovan Freese, Geremy SchoTT, STeve CoTIeTT, Brion McCoIIum. PresTon Sawyers and BreT STrecker. Junior VorsiTy WresTlers. FronT Row: Jamie Erickson, Shane GoeTsch, Jamie BlodgeTT. Chris Eddy, STeve EksTrom, Corey Schwensen. Back Row: Coach PeTe Robinson, Chad Weidner, Brandon Webster. John Cordsen, Ron Nielson, Lorry NiTzeI. STudenT Manager. Joe Powell, MoTT Myers, BreT STrecker and PresTon Sawyers received balloons during The Pep Rally Send- off for SToTe Qualifiers. Hang in There, MoTT! SporTs 77 Track is noT all physical. . . BUS TRIPS Track WWBus Trips WBus Trips WOur bus rides got very crozy. We had fun playing wiTh our food. Amie Ummel The bus rides go'r long sometimes, but They were always fun. Keith W Charron I7 L 78 .. mxdv-ucz TQV -17? ; , :- LWW A Wmmmibzw..sz- Www.br n . Gront rowW Amy Deorking, Molly McGuire, Angie Jonovec, Mindi King, Carmen Reeves. Toni Johnson, Rochelle Wiese Middle rowW Kim Tonniges, Kim Hanson, Danica Hirsch, Sheri Blow, Missy Marco, Kellie Hanson, CoachJulie Studnicko mock rom CoochJim Tonniges, Jenny McMahon, Jamie Coiner, Jennifer Hatfield, Troch Boroviok. Jill Robinson; Mindy Barnes, Shannon McMahon, and Student manager Angie Rinkol. Not pictured Amie Ummel, Kim Schienosf, and Student manager Tonya Geiger. Angie Jonovec concentrates as she throws the discus When the month of March comes around, many students are looking forward to the end of the year. But one group of students are gearing up for the school year's final sports season . s. Track! Track requires team effort, but differs from other sports in that it offers individual recognition. An advantage of Track is that the different events offer athletes a chance to excel in at least one area. Boys Team jumpers and hurdlers SOW C1 The Boys Track Team got tired of waiting for the camera to work, so instead of change Of schedule this year. Their rs: pictuCre ofttrhimfsittcinhg, hereTis a picture othhegt Ieainng. Tiam f:nemberg afre - - ' teve ate . ei h arron, om Huggett, ob eck, ason ep enson! re running workout was 'n the morning Strecker, Rube Geren, Dave Kyes, Geremy Schott, Scott Bull, Don Burkhardt! before SChOOI and become known 05 Mike Dearking, Brian George, Rich Owens, Ron Pauly, Chris Strecker, Larry Tunks. The uBreCkaCST C'Ubu- Trent Van Pelt, Trent Wagner. Chad Weidner, Chris Williams, Brett Zikmund, Mark Bittinger. Pat Bolte, Jonal Broekemier, Adam Curry, Jeff Johnson, Dain Johnston, The Girls TI'OCk Team WOS H'fhe beST I Pay Miller, Jay Ryan, Mike Schenk, Jim Steinke, and Student managers Joe ever coached, SOid Coach Jim Powell, Heather Klone, and Tanya Smith. Tonniges. HOverall the times were faster and team cooperation was great! Girls Track Coaches were Jim Tonniges and Julie Studnicka. Boys Track Coaches were Roger Nielsen, Dave Jorgensen, Rich Owens, and Larry Hummel. Doing your best and finishing are aII-important in an endurance race. Trent Van Pelt and Jason Stephenson represent the Bison in the two mile run. Girls Record G.I. Relays 3rd Conference Relays 2nd Boys Record . . G.I. Relays 8th Aurora Invntatronal 3rd c c Invitational 2nd conference Re'cys 7m ' ' . . Aurora Invitational 9th Northwest Invitatronat 1st . . . QC. lnvntatlond 5th Lakevlew lnvutatlonal 1st . . - . ' ,- .s n r ' ' Conference Meet 5th Northwest lnyrtatronal 10th - 1' V . t . r -. rm; tv'F-e District Meet 5th Lakemw ' V'mmm' 6m v-K' : . ' mm :35 $5.. g State Meet 16th QonTerence Meet 6m QMLI-lvs t: tt t V 3'24? '. '14 Duals Drstnct Meet 91h Aurora 2nd York Duals 2n Look out below!! cries David Kyes as he Triongulars Auror 2 d completes his long jump. York. Wood River 1st 0 d 79 Missy Morco coTches o few roys beTween evenTs TTDid we lose 'emT' Amie Ummel as o fuTure bus driver??? SToTe Qualifiers TTBus Trips WhoT do people do on bus Trips? MosT sTudenTs said They Tolk. TTYou home iT we Tolk obouT iT, soid Amie Ummel. Tom HuggeTT hos o differenT bus Trip oTTiTude, Unless I'm oompeTing I'm usually sleeping and unless I lek in my sleep I usually don'T soy onyThing. Because The Tensions omong compeTiTors run high many people said ThoT sleeping was hard To do. lnsTeod They played wiTh Their food. For example when The Girls Track Teom, specifically Toni Johnson, Carmen Reeves, Molly McGuire and Amy Deorking, sTuffed grapes in Their mouTh To make Themselves look like gophers. Sheri Blow, Amy Dedrking, Jenny McMahon, and Kim Tonniges- quoiified in The 4x8 reioy. Missy Morco- qualified in The discus. TTOCk may be hard work bUT bUS Trips Rochell Wiese- qualified in The shoT puT and discus end was The prove ThOT if can also be fun. SToTe champion in The shoT puT. The good news is . . . Senior Bob Peck qualified for' g:- SToTe in The 100 meTer dosh. The bad news is . . . he T i ?T dimosT didn'T geT There! The morning of Bob's compeTiTion, found Coach Roger TBumpsT Nielsen and Bob in a school car on Highway 92 heading easT To Omaha. Near Wdhoo, The car developed sTronge noises and refused To go over 35 mph. They pulled inTo Roy's Truck STop and called Mr. RoinforTh 0T school. HWhaT do we do? Leave The car and find a way To Omaha! Luckily, onoTher conTesTonT, Allen lngerle, was on his way To Omaha wiTh his family, in o seIf-coanined camper. The lngerle family graciously gave Coach Nieison and Bob a ride To The MeeT and Bob goT To 80 compeTe ofTer all! My, ' Swinging Info AcTion F O R E! GOLF Like other sports, golf tests your physical abilities, but gotf offers a mental aspect that is truly exciting. You don t necessarily have to be a great athlete to be a great golfer. Mike Jorgensen Golf team members starting from the left: Coach Jerry Roinforth, Jon Ostonowski. Jen Ferris, Bill MiIIer, Brent Erickson, Mike Jorgensen, P01 Torr. Rex Baird, Steve Sfoppko'rfe, Rob Osanfowski, Angie Ferris, Bill Bolte. Shown Schwensen. Fred FothergilI and Shane Goefsch. Davis, Tridngulors- Adams Central 211-182 St. Paul 184-189 York, Norfhwesf 182-183-172 Scotus 189-159 Major Meets Albion Invitational 91h. Aurora Invitational 1th. Conference Meet 10m. District Meet 1th. The golf team is 0 big group of friends. in this picture they are on making sure that everyone else is looking good. 81 Aihleiic Bonquei Breit Zikmund, wins an autographed football as a door prize, The recipienis of the Jim Fizgeroid Award are: Front Row: Keith Chorroni Amie Ummel, Amy Deorking ondMike Jorgenson. Back Row: Bret StreckerBob Peck, and Tom Huggeii. Noi pictured: Rex Baird. The crowd enjoys food and conversation with one onoiher. Carol Bull, presents an athletic slide show, 82 Sports The Athletic Bonquei is set up To honor ihe high school athletes The school honors siudenis wiih ihe Jim Fitzgerald oword, given To the seniors who have participated in three sports all four years of high a ; school. This year the booster club had John Melionn football coach of The University of Nebraska, speak to The parents and oihieies of Central Ciiy. 7 ! ' cm um WIIGMT .3 I III ! mun e Ill lull IIHIHT ORGANIZATIONS CenTrol CiTy ConcerT Choir Singing wiTh Style Concert Choir officers are: Stacey Foftig, secretory, Jim Freelend, treasurer. Bret Sfrecker, vice president, and Amie Ummel, president Bing! Bang! I saw The whole gong! HOME . wsumn ' ' - .A-i: nuns Front row: Michelle Erlondson, Robin Greigo, Sherri Peck, Jill Ferris, Jill Kronce, Connie Supik, Bret Strecker, Chris Strecker, Monte Dahlke, John Beyord, Mindy Fuelberfh. Crystal Rippe, Tracy Borovick, Laura Purchol, Kim PouIsen, Sherri Brandenburg. Second Row: Director Clay Blackmon, Tonya Hawthorne, Cindy Thorfon, Kori Peterson, Kristi Solomon. Susan Foeh. Sara Peterson, Lonnie Rinkol, James Dunhom. Brandon Webster. Kim Schenk, Tracy Greger, Stacey Foffig, Jill Robinson, Amy Aerni, Susan Medinger, Angie Rinkol. Third Row: Sheri Clayton, Tonya SmiTh, Heather Klone, Jenny McMahon, Annette Gibbs, Brandy Cooper, Joy Ryan, Doin Johnston, Jim Freelend, LeRoy Skorniok, Jason Hatfield, Stephanie Poup. Corrie Hansen, Colene Larsen, Janis Lee, Rochelle Wiese. Fourth Row: Michelle Sfeinke, Mono Glines, Angie Ohlmon, Susan Cline, Jennifer Hatfield, Gino Nelson, Amie Ummel. Rich Owens, Steve Lunsford, Ed Pfeifer, Craig Blodgeff, Bob Holmstedt, Koy Boelfs, Shelly Peterson, Tonya Stuart, Carmen Church, Wendy Carlson, Angie Ferris 84VVocol Music Nominis Expers A lean, mean, singing machine. Nominis: James Dunhom, Colene Larsen, Steve Cotiett, Amie Ummel. Adam Curry, Jill Kronce, Joy Ryan, Gina Nelson, Stacy Fottig, Mike Jorgensen, Kori Petersen, Chuck Wagner, Angie Ferris, Jim Freelend, Kay Boelts, Bret Strecker. The Nominis Expers spent a lot of time and hard work practicing their numbers. Getting words and actions pieced together took a lot of dedication. ttFinding times when everyone could be here to practice is hard. said most of the Nominis members, But all of the hard work pays off in the end when another fine performance is given. Here they are rehearsing one of many songs to be performed for a group, Vocal Musiq 85 SMALL GROUPS Girls Trio: Kay Boelts, Colene Larsen, and Amie Ummel, I. Madrigal: Jim Freelend, Bret Strecker, Bob Holmstedt, James Dunhom, Amie Ummel, , and Gina Nelson, I. Mixed W w 't Octet: Crystal Rippe, ' Stacey Fottig, Angie Ohlmon, Kori Petersen, Doin Johnston, Bob Holmstedt, Brandon Webster, and Monte ha. Dohlke, II. Girls Duet: Kori t 32.5? Petersen, and Jill Ferris, II. ' Soloists: Colene Larsen, I,' Bret Strecker, I: Amie Ummel II; Kay Boelts, II. t tttt t Lumutlf'i M Key Boelts, Colene Larsen, BYE BYE Jim Freelend. Albert Peterson, and Wendy CorlsonMoe Peterson ,in ttBye Bye Birdie The Vocal Music Department spent many hours in laborious rehearsals pre- paring for the spring musical produc- tion of uBye Bye Birdie . Cast in major rolls were as follows: Jim Freelend, Al- bert Peterson; Koy Boelts, Rose Al- vorez; Bret Strecker, Conrad Birdie; Amie Ummel, Kim McAfee; Wendy Carlson, Moe Peterson; Colene Larsen, Ursula Merkle; Jill Kronce, Mrs. McAfee; Bob Holmstedt, Mr. McAfee; and Angie Ferris, Student Director as well 03 play- ing the Mayor's Wife. The choir mem- bers made up the rest of the cost, and crew. It was a new adventure for many stu- dents since the Vocal Department had not put on a full scale musical pro- duction for two years. When it came time to put the show on, many stu- dents were filled with nervousness, fear, and enthusiasm e many felt all three! After the production was over, cast members all got together to share memories and to relax from all the stress at the cast party held at Gino Nelson's home. At right, cast members of ttBye Bye Birdie sing about going steady during the second scene entitled ttThe Telephone Hour . 86 BIRDIE. . .HELLO SUCCESS! Singing and dancing were both a big port of Bye Bye Birdie Here cast members wove their hands high in one of the musical numbers. Persons living near The high school were awakened I each fall school morning by The sounds of The CenTrol CiTy Marching Band, In preporoTion for h :enTrOI h :ITy various marching conTesTs, Mr. Dennis Ummel, bond direcTor, had everyone in bond, ouT 0T 7:30 am sTruTTing Their sTuff! No one really liked geTTihg up so early, buT iT paid off The Band received a 1 GT HorvesT of Harmony and o 2 0T Pershing. The B d procTice benefiTTed The ConcerT Bond Too, Tsome On kids, differehT uniformsD. They received a 1 CT The DisTricT Music ConTesT. ThoT's Ten in a row, folks! Mr. Ummel was a big draw To The bond program. Number One For Kids joined bond for oTher reasons besides liking To play on insTrumenT. They jusT plain liked Mr. Ummel! MosT of The sTudenTs were disappoinTed To hear Tth Mr. Ummel was leaving CT The end of The Ten Years Running SChOOI Year. He's moving To Arizona. Besides Marching and ConcerT, The Band has a Third home . . . Pep! The Pep Band played 0T all The home games and GT DisTricT TournamenTs. a ' v T 1: C W. A 9 a -- ii, i l A a . rTe-A ee :3 - ' T ee xx ? '5 : .e l - . ' 7 D . - - - I, h , , ,4 , v- k - l; .,, 4. . T l T 4 .51 ,.T '-' - I .- 'w 99?; ,, A. , ..,,. T - ...-.., . Band Members. FronT RoinH Kronce. Jennifer Ferris. Angie Jahovec, Gino Nelson; Shannon McMahon, Jennifer HonieId, Lisa Roscoe, Deb Waggoner, Second Rowdennifer Greving, Amy Deorking. Mindi King, Tracey Waring, Deb Barnes, Toni Johnson, Jim Freelend, Angie Ferris, Angie Lowheod, Shoundo Mercer, Mondie Sawyers, Tommy Myersl Rochelle Wiese, Amy Wibbles. Third Row: RyAnhe Wiese, MISSY Marco, Brenda Rish, Kelly GroeTzihger, Angie Sawyers, CrysToI Rippe, Tracy Boroviok, Mindi Barnes, Kim Sawyers; Lisa Widmcm, Joe BuTTl Adam Curry. Mindy FuelberTh, Kim Poulsen, Roy Miller, Sheri Peck, Wes SmiTh, Mike Deorking, Jennifer McMahon, Lisa NobiTy, Sheri CloyTOh, Rick Foulk. Rex Baird, Susan Foeh, FourTh RowCheri Spiegel. Kristie Solomon, Tonya SmiTh, Kim SchiehosT, Joci Roach, Tonyo Geiger. Tommy Brondel, Adorn Grudzinski, AhheTTe Gibbs, Colehe Larsen, Kim Tonhiges, Shannon Rupp, Molly McGuire, Carmen Reeves, Kim Comer, PeTe Hill, Showm RuTherford, BrenT Erickson. Chris STrecker, Adam Quolsef, Ron Pauly, KurT Fuehrer. Jeff Johnson, Tom HuggeTT, Lyle SchienosT, Koy BoeITs. FifTh Row Mickey EcksTrom, Sheri BTow, Corrie Honsen, Tonyo HowThorne, Lisa Henk, James Dunhom, KeiTh Chorronl Melanie Cox, Joy Ryan, Jason HonieId, Bob HolmsTedT, Shown Schwehsen, Susan Medihger, Bret STrecker, TrenT Newby. Bob Peck, David Kyes, Amy Aerhi, Mosami Kunz, Amie Ummel, Chris Porochihil STeve StoppkoTTe, Jason STephehson, Brion Siekmon, Todd Fishler, John Cordsen, David King, Louro Purchol, Corey Schwehsen, Mike AhlquisT, Dennis DonkerT, Kim Swanson, MoTT Myers, Bill BolTe, POT Foulk, Steve CoTIeTT, POT BolTe, Chris Williams, BrenT Frauen, Bill Miller. 88 MrDennis Ummel, Bond Director 1979-1988. nu. m...,.d.,.. .3, 0- a W' t. g f: . ' g J '3' a Sixth Row: Mike Jorgensen, SCOTT Bull. Lorry Tunks, Jill Robinson, Shannon Nun, Shane Goefsch, Lorry Nelson, Lonnie Rinkol, Doin Johnston, Dennis Ummel Not picturedChris Blow. Jill Ferris. Kori Petersen, Heather Klone, Jen Francis, Kim Johnston, Jonol Broekemier, Trent Newby. Small Groups Susan Foeh, Sheri Cloyfon, Molly McGuire, and Carmen Reeves:Sox quorfet-II K 7' J; Jennifer Greiving, Amy Deorking, Tracey Waring, and Toni JohnsonClorineT quorTeHI 141 .. NW4 Lyle Schienosf, Tom Huggef, and Kay Boelfs-Trombone trio- II Bond 89 i Kim Johnston and Kim Tonnige51Frnech Horn DueT-II Angie FerriszPiono Solo-I+ 90 Bond Small Groups Molly McGuire, Jennifer Greiving, Amie Ummel, Mike Jorgensen, Susan Foeh, Chuck Wagner, Stacey Fcfhg, Trent Newby, Angie Ferris, Tracey Waring, Deb Waggoner, Amy Aerni, Mosomi Kunz, Mindi King, Sheri Cloyfon, Lyle Schienosf, Koy Boelfs, Tom HuggeTT, 0nd Sheri Peckzsmge Bond-II Each year The Bond members look forward To marching in the Harvest of Harmony parade in Grand Island. Individuals Bonding Together AII-Conference Band Members- Mosomi Kunz, Amy Aerni, Kim Johnston, Molly McGuire, Jill Kronce, and Susan Foeh Scot? Bull, Lorry Nelson, Mike Jorgensen, Lorry Tunks, and Lonnie RinkolPercussion quintet-I mvllllllluuunnn ....... Jill Kronce and Chris Btow:FIute duet-H Jill Kronce'Fque soIo-I Sheri Clayton and Susan Foeh Sox duet-ll Band 91 ASSEMBLIES Catching Our Attention Students, faculty, and community members were entertained throughout the school year with various assemblies. Singing, dancing, theatrical plays, informative speeches on drug and alcohol abuse, and motivational speeches to help students deal with problems, were all included in the wide variety of presentations. Assemblies were events to look forward to as they added to the excitement of everyday school life. Students gave the performers their attention and applause to show their thanks W m-Mv av :ngx Two mummies were part of an interesting and informative presentation on Egypt given by two orcheoiogists who had worked there. These mummies are thousands of years old and quite valuable The cost of the play on Roosevelt used many props such 05 this banner to help with their presentation 92 Assemblies Pep Rallies Don'T yo wanna be 0 pepper Too! HWho's got The fever'? , hWe've got The fever for the flavor of o victory! School support being shown for wrestlers who competed of sto're. R0 R0 R0 pin em for on owe, sis boom bo show em who we are The bond in action: If you're happy and you know if, blow your horn. f :7 K ,m we . 'a . I m You've come along way baby V1 'f. Ah Pep Rallies 93 94 Wendy Catlson. Jim Freelend, Koy Boelfs, Mindi Fuelberfh and Amy Aerni share the experience of a death of a loved one in The Arkansow Bear. : 1 I 1,... 2 Mindi Fuelberfh. Chris Blow, Koy Boelts. Amy Aernil Lisa Roscoe, Amy Dearking and Wendy Corlsonhiding in The back shake a finger of a rude spectator in Chuckleboit, Here comes Corrie Hansen leaping info Drama club members starting with the back row: Wendy Carlson, Susan Foeh, Sheri Peck, Sheri Clayton, Mindi Fuelberfh and Jennifer Ferrish Second Row: Kay Boelts, Jill Kronce, Gino Nelson, Dain Johnston, Amy Aerni, Adam Curry and Mark Biftinger. From Row: Advisor Mr. Mark Gloorl Cissy GroTz. Jim Freelend, Joy Ryan and advisor Mr. Gary Housermenh your hearts 05 o misfit clown in Chuckleboi'r. Drama club officers: Sheri Clayton Sophomore representative, Mark BiTTinger Freshmen Representative. Wendy Carlson Junior representative. Jim Freelend Vice-Presiden'r, Angie Ferris Secretory-Treosurer. Koy Boelts President Sheri Clayton a bunny, Jim Freelend,fhe Toofh fairy 0nd Amie Aerni o Ieprechon, passed Thespian initiation. For her Thespion initiation Wendy Carlson had 10 become a pumpkin. -- Hey! LOOK OUTH Wendy Carlson sure messed up this time, Mindi Feulburth is ouf of control. THESPIANS haw ammym Kay BoeITs captivates her audience with her offempts 01 magic in Chuckleboif. Such co-ordinofion Chris Blow exhibits in Chucklebcit. and she was only clowning around! 95 STUDENT COUNCIL 4987- 88 -mml - m:n- i mmimi . m Student Council members starting from back row: Angie Lowheod Advisor Mr. Jerry Roinforth, Kim Cotner. Steve Stoppkotte, Bret Strecker, Keith Charron, Brett Zikmund. Tracey Waring, Molly McGuire, Don Burkhordt and Pat Bolte. Seated at table: Deb Barnes. Carmen Reeves. Amy Deorking. Amie Ummel, Liso Roscoe, Danica Hirsh and Stacey Fottig, The responsibilities of the Student Council are to represent each class in one group and work together for the students. They are in charge of candy and pop concessions and the pop machine in the cafeteria. The main responsibiitiy the Council has is A . u lSt d 1 L. R St d f - - mie mme u en ISO oscoe u en Egiifwggtogfg fife Council President Council Vice President Homecoming Dance. The Council votes ahead of time on what different dressup days Spirit Week will include school and keep a record of their class participation. The group of people on the Council this year did a great job. Rochelle Wiese and Sheri Clayton show their stripe and polko-dot day outfits. Amy Deorking Student Mr, Jerry Roinforth Council Secretory Student Council Advisor 96 Organizations the club life Spanish Club is one of the smaller organizations, but the members enjoy being involved in the foreign language club. Jo Larsen, the 1987-1988 Spanish Club president soidftshe feels that the group had a great year with several fun activities . Ann Bittinger, the 1988-1989 secretary said, iiSponish Club is an organization that you have to put a lot of work into, but in the long run the results are satisfying. Spanish Club is on active group. The group had many nightly meetings, sold fund roisers, a Christmas banquet. and ended the year with a successful banquet for the parents. Every member in Spanish Club had to have had previous Spanish experience or had to be in a Spanish class. The Spanish Club sponsor is Olivia Santos, who is also the Spanish teacher. The 1987-1988 officers are Jo Larsen Qoresidenn, Trent Wagner TV. presidenb, Jennifer Ferris Secretary; and Lisa Nabity Ureasureo. Jo Larsen and Santiago Argott are dressed as Moria and Jose at the Spanish Christmas Festival, 98 Spanish Club members are: Front Row: Chris Porochini, Jo Larsen, Jennifer Ferris. Olivia Santos. Second Row: Liso Wichmon, Cissy Grotz. Ann Bittingerl Danica Hirsch. Third row: Liso Nobity, Stephanie Poup, Corrie Honsonl Carmen Reeves, Trent Wagner. Back Row: Brett Zikmund, Joy Ryan, Mark Bittinger, and Santiago Argott. ww-v-v- .n-.;--- headache book is the Ospirin o gure the headache. P bl. 1-. l I 0 Of1 0 x Yearbo k 38;; hgyd work, bu: o Rochene Wiese Yearbook Staff: Wend Carlson, Jm Ferris, Jim y Freelend, edifor-in-chief quco Hirsch, David Kin, Lonndo Kronce, Shell 9, Bison Beat Staff: From RowzJoson Stephenson Molly McGuire, Liso Roscoe. MOICO'mI Molly MCG y I Rochelle Wiese, Lonndo Kronce, Bock Roerrendo Groelz, Advisor. Shelly Miller, Margo M'Od Ulre: Bl MOICOImI Margo MIGdy' Petersen, Lisa Roscg Kan Stephenson, Pot Torre, Jason Rochelle Wiese, Phofe Chi f Brenda Groelz, Advisor e I I enjoy bei ' ng wfrh Y 371:1: members. We 5:530ch y common interests. so Sheri Clayton For the first time in many years, a Senior High entry in the Veteran's Day Parade won a prize! The Journalism cIoss built 'rheir float, Freedom of the Press - You helped preserve if! on 0 trailer provided by Lorindo Krance's father. They dressed in turn of the century clothing to depict the progress of a newspaper from Reporter to Consumer , . . the reader! T ADD is o worfhwhge . b cGU orggmdh nk dr'wers 5 Odd 22323 f me Wee TTKnowledge B . 0W! 18 The Hentel form of only Took time to enjoy it while ere ' well. Wig To Compete Tom HUQgeff lTWhen O I . . don'T bey U'regmm 1 KNOWLEDGE BOWL Clockwise Cissy Grofz. Steve CofleH, Alon Wibbeis, sponsor, Chad Weidner, Scott Bull, Chrise Strecker, Mike Deorking, Bob HolmsTedT, Joy Ryan. Corey Schwensen, Amy Wibbels. Bill Bolte. Steve Stoppkoffe. Rob Osonfowski, Tom Huggeff and Shawn Schwensen. The CCHS Knowledge Masfer Open Team had a very successful year! The team That competed on December 22, 4987, placed 696 out of The 4,058 schools that competed nationally. They ranked 8 out of the 26 Teams in Nebraska. The Spring Knowledge Mosfer Open Team competed on Wednesday, April 20, 1988. They scored 1,484 points which was 46 points above The national average. They ranked 628 out of The 1,343 schools That competed nationally. Candy Canes were purchased by students over the Christmas season and were distributed by SonTa's new helpers: Cory Weidner, Joy Lee and Molly McGuire, .e. .t.t.-..-....e.g.-.-----. .. . vvvvr-vuvvv-vvv-uuu .....'.-'......-Il. IIOIOCIOIOIOOOOICOI0.00:.ouoonsc-u SADD Memberst Front row: Tracey Waring, Masomi Kunz, President-Elect. Ann Bittinger, Colene Larsen, Bret Strecker, President. Amy Dearking, Secretory, Lisa Roscoe, Connie Supik, Angie Rinkot, Jo Larsen, Laura Purchcl, Kim Scheinost, Cissy Grotz. 2nd ROW: Jill Ferris, Stacey Fottig, Shounda Mercer, Danica Hirsch, Kelly Groetzinger, Kim Sawyers, David Kyes. Shannon McMahon, Angelo Ohlmon, Gino Nelson, Keri Petersen, Jill Krcnce, Treasurer, Amy Wibbels. Mindi Barnes, Angie Ferris. 3rd Row: Sheri Clayton, Jennifer Ferris, Jill Robinson. Kim Hansen. Kim Tonniges, Cheri Spiegel, Brandi Lesiak, Jennifer McMahon, Kim Cotner, Crystal Rippe, Angie Jonovec, Sherri Brandenburg, Michelle Steinke, Mindi King 4th Row: Sheri Peck, Sondee Peterson, Morgo Mlody, Heather Klone, Tonya Smith, Jennifer Hatfield Tommy Myers, Heather Carlson, Jennifer Francis. Tonya Geiger, Kim Schenk, Steve Cotlett, Mott Myers. Deb Barnes, Chris Blow, Toni Johnson. 5th Row: Susan Faeh, Amy Aerni, Mindy Fuelberth, Melanie Cox. Cory Weidner. Molly McGuire. Mike Schenk, John Beyord, Scott Cotner, David King. Scott Bull, Mike Deorking. Trent Wagner, Chris Strecker, Scott Kohl. 6th Row: Lisa Davis, Don Strecker, sponsor. Geremy Schott, Jamie Coiner, Mondie Sawyers, RyAnne Wiese, Shown Price, Rob Osontowski, Brent Erickson. Brent Frauen, Bill Miller. Keith Charron, Tim Holtort, Shannon Rupp. Bock Roszmie Ummel, Rube Geren, Joe Lomprecht, Randy Dettman. Larry Nitzel, Jodi Mokowski. Scott Brandenburg, Jim Ummel, Doin Johnston, Bob Holmstedt, Mark Bittinger, Pot Bolte, Roy Miller, Adam Curry. SADD Students Against Drunk Driving The 4987-88 Students Against Drunk Driving organization had 0 activities were planned with the intention of keeping the very productive year. This year the group sponsored the After students safely off the streets. Prom party, the biggest event of the year. In April, community members were encouraged to tie red ribbons to their car antennas to show their support for the organization. SADD also held two dances during the school year. These 101 102 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS AMERICA SERVICE EDUCATION PROGRESS FBLA has many areas that attract students. There are competitions, fund raisers, group activities and FBLA offers knowledge about business needed in future iife. SLC is one of the reasons FBLA is so popular. This is where people in other FBLA clubs from all over the state meet and compete for a chance to go and compete at nationals. This year Angie Ferris got her chances She finished in the top four in her division. Usually the first two get to go to Nationals but in Angie's case the first two people were already going in another event so she moved up and took one of their spots. This year Nationals are in Cincinattis i like business and there is always so much to know about it. FBLA prepares people for the future even if they don't go directly into the business field commented Lisa Roscoe when asked why she is in FBLA and why others should 10in. 4987-88 Brenda Hawthorne and Kari Peterson each received five carnations from friends for Valentines day. These carnations were sold, organized and delivered by the members of the FBLA club. Memebers of FBLA starting with the back row: Jen Ferris, David Kyes. Shannon Mcmahon. Kim Sawyers. Deb Barnes, Matt Myers, Mike Dearking, Trent Wagner, Scott Bull and Chris Strecker. Fourth row: Jennifer Hatfield, Kim Tonniges. Mandie Sawyers, Jamie Coiner. RyAnne Wiese, Angie Janovec, Debra Waggoner, Jenifern Greving and Kim Cotner. Third Row: Susan Faeh, Sheri Peck, Sheri Clayton. Amy Wibbles, Jennifer Ferris, Jill Krance, Crystal Rippie. Amy Arni. Mindy Fueiberth and Heather Carlson. Second row: Amy Wibbles, Shelly Malcolm, Cory Weidner, Kim Paulsen, Scott Cotner, Deirdra Erickson, Gina Nelson, Tammy Myers and Kim Hansen. Front row: Tracey Waring, Lisa Roscoe, Any Dearking. Jim Freelend, Lisa Henk, Angie Ferris and advisor Mrs. LaJene Hadenfelt. Angie Jonovec, Deb Barnes, Kim Tonniges and Debra Waggoner were elected as class representitives for FBLA. RyAnne Wiese and Lisa Roscoe each received five cornutions on Valentines Day. Why are they in the snow? Who knows! Tracey Woringsecretory. Jim Freelend historian; Lisa Henkreporter, Amy Deorkingtreosurer, Angie Ferrispresident and Lisa Roscoevice-president. At the top of this page Mr. Jerry Rainforth cleans a table at the Pizza Hut. The FBLA group put together 0 celebrity night for students to go to the Pizza Hut and be waited on by their favorite teachers. Everyone had a good time and the students thought it was great. 103 FHA hos fgught me many kills fhof will be In my life. Ji KrOnce Officers: Jill Kronce, Ann Biffinger, Jim Freelend, Molly McGuire, Wendy Carlson, Sherri Brandenburg. SEARCH HONORS: Soro PeTerson, Brenda Hawthorne- Gold. Jim Freeland, Angie Ohlman, Tommy Myers- Gold. Sheri Peck, Sheri Clayton, Susan Foeh- Top Gold, STaTe qualifiers. Parliamenfory Procedure Team of Jim Freeland, Wendy Carlson, Jill Kronce, Ann Biffinger, 0nd Sherri Brandenburg- silver. Tina Modisonl Soro Kor'rum- Bronze. Ann BiTTinger- Gold. Mindi Fuelberth- Gold. Donico Hirsch- Gold. Jill Kronce- Gold. Mark Biffinger- Silver. Ann Biffinger- Elected State Officer, District Vice President Jill Kronce- Elected Districf Secretory, District Student Body Represenafive. RWfW I AMEOFSICA , Cluster meeting participants in Denver: Willa Freeland, Wendy Carlson, Jim Freelend, Ann Bittinger, Jill Kronce, Molly McGuire, Jackie Monk. Front row Jennifer Greving, Chns Blow. Molly McGuire, Sherri Brandenburg, Ann Bittinger, Wendy Carlson, Jill Kronce, Jim Freeland! Jackie Monk, Toni Johnson, Qnd row Brenda Rish, Shelly Malcolm, Lisa Roscoe, Deb Waggoner, Susan Medingerl Kim Paulsen; Michelle Stienke, Deb Learning, Laure Purchol, Qrd row Brandi Lesiok, Kelly Groefzingerl Danica Hirsch, Missy Marco, Robin Beyord, Shoundo Mercer, Tracy Borovdak, Sheri Peck. Sheri Clayton, Susan Cline, 01m row Tonya Smifh, Tina Madison, Cissy Groiz, 8cm Korfuml Jamie Coinerl Tommy Myers. Jennifer Francis, Angelo Ohlmon. Jill Ferris, Kori Petersen, Susan Foeh, John Beyard am row Jennifer Hatfield. Stephanie Poup, Margo Mlody, Mindy Fuelberfh, Soro Peterson, Amy Aerni, Sondee Peterson, Chris Porochini. Mark Bitfinger, David Kyes. Search participants front row: Sherri Brandenburg, Ann Bitfinger, Wendy Carlson, JiIl Krcnce, Jim Freeland, 0nd row Mindy Fuelberfh, Tina Madison, Soro Korfum, Kori Petersen, Donicc Hirsch, Mark Bittinger, Gard rowy Soro Peterson, Tommy Myers, Angelo Ohlmon, Sheri Peck, Sheri Clayton, Susan Foeh. I I C .................. - l.O...I'l-I.I.I.I'0'0.I-III.I.l-I-I- I- xi - Ao-I-c-o.o-IAn-I-a-o-o-o .-o-u 0 o Organizations 105 TTFFA gives The sTudenTs 0 chance To use whoT They have learned in The classroom and compete across The sToTe Advisor, MrGary Moresh HFFA is a real learning experience and iT's o ToT of fun To be a porT of. David Kyes FFA is an oppoprTuniTy To broaden one's knowledge of AgriculTure. TrenT VonPeIT y'106KFFA ' ,. 4 1: . ,1 f w 4 ,. I1: I fit . . I f7 . i ,1 V j t u T ' 'I . Q 7 ! h I x e . l. x W :1 . - s73 Mony community members and schol associoTes were honored by The chopTer for Their conTribuTions, help, and efforTsv The FuTure Farmers of America seT many goals for The chopTer This year. Among These were developing leadership, providing communiTy service, and advancing in public speaking. The group offended many conTesTs such as livesTock judging, disTricT leadership conTesT, and poulTry conTesTs. For fun They had a hoyrcck ride and wenT rollerskoTing. They were also kepT busy by ossisTing area farmers and working on ciTy beouTificoTion. BonqueT speaker, Susan Snydro. FFA Leorning To Do, Doing To Learn, Earning To Live, Living To Serve Back Row: Brion Siekmon, Randy Francis, Steve Lunsford, Kurt Fuehrer, John Cordsen, Shane Goefsch, and Jo Larsen Third Row: Bob Peck, David King, Ron Arnsmeier. Steve Ecksfrom, Pete Hill, John Beyord and Mike Schenk. Second Row: Ted DeBoer, Trent VanPelf. Geremy SchoH, Ron Nielson, Steve Kyes, Breff Zikmund, and Brent Erickson. Front Row: Brent Frauen, Jason Stephenson, Keith Chorron, David Kyes, Steve Stoppkotfe, Roger Schueff, and Mr. Gary Moresh. 107 the club life I ................ w vvvrv vvvvv vvrvrvvvv I-oI-cunuulnuu-I i'- llunlo-I-ooo-unuu-uncno..n....u.... IUIIIIUIIIIIIICII FFAtFHA SWEETHEART DANCE Rockin' w'rth Royalty In order to be selected f0! Sweetheart Royalty. the candidates had to m out a form. then handed them in. Chapters voted separatety on roydtz. It used to be done much differently. There was only one king, 0 boy from FA and a queen, a girl from FHA. but now there are girls in FFA and boys in FHA and the whole ptocess has changed. Each ugantzatton votes for a King and a Queen of Its own, choosing ftom its senior members. In a way that is reoay goodbecouseobiggoolofbothFFAondFHAistoopeanthe organizations to both sexes. All of the people who run for royotty ore reotly , . qualified to get it so I was really glad to be selected as queen. -- Molly MOHY MCGUIre. and Jim Freelend, dance McGuire together during the ttroyolty dance after they were crowned. Sweetheart Royalty from left to right are: Amy Kronce, FHA Queen 4987, Kenyon Schuett, FFA King 1987, Keith Chorron, FFA King 4988, Molly McGuire, FHA Queen 4988, Jim Freelend, FHA King 1988, Steve Stoppkotte, FFA First Attendant, Michelle Steinke, FHA First Attendent, Sherri Brandenburg, FHA Second Attendant, and Jason Stephenson, FFA Second Attendant. 108tFFA-FHA Royalty SCIENCE T ASTRONOMY CLUB WhoT is The reason we see masses of lighT in our skies GT nighT? WhoT is H I'm looking 0T? Can I learn more obouT whoT is in my universe besides fosT food and Rock 'n Roll? These are a few of The quesTions ThaT The kids in The ScienceT AsTronomy Club asked Themselves before joining The club. The club provides a way To answer These and many L more quesTions. This year i The group wenT on Two I;- field Trips, To ElephonT Hall and To The Hyde T Memorial ObservoTory. They also hosTed a public sTar gazing evenT for The sky curious in The communiTy. The ScienceTAsTronomy club did many Things TogeTher To view The skies. Mr.Ross Dinwiddie seTs up The Telescope while The group waiTs and watches. ScienceTAsTronomy club members sTorTing wiTh The back row: Jonol Broekemier, Jon OsonTowski, James STeinke, Bill Miller, Doin JohnsTon and Joe BuTT. Third row: Roy Miller, Chris Williams, Rob Oschowski. BrenT Officers Bill Miller and Jo Larsen prepare for o Frauen, Roger SchueTT, Corey Schwensen and Greg Lowheod. Second meeTing in from Of The school building. row: BrenT Erickson, Susan Foeh, Sheri Peck, Jill Kronce. Sheri CloyTon, Corrie Hansen and Rick Kramer. FronT row: Chris Parochini, Mork BiTTinger, Cissy GroTz. Jo Larsen. Kim Schenk and club odvisor Mr, Ross Dinwiddie. 109 STudenT of The MonTh The Student of the Month award is a program designed in conjunction wiTh The Serfomo Club to recognize student achievemen? and progress. Bock Row: Angie Ferris, Mike Jorgensen, Tom Huggett, Bret Strecker, Amy Deorking. Front Row: Jim Freelend, Kay Boelts, Colene Larsen, Not pictured Lisa Nobity. 654W 6H,? M 3m MO NoTionol Honor SocieTy nor To be ' ' 5 ho TQDU ery hopDV res topped in on The WOV TO 0 Brighter FUTUfG to be occemed- Chris BDW Recognition The? ' ' service, leodershipexmbns character, and I scholarship. When Isomebody does 0 job They derserve 09:03:? on The back. These are good positive traits to recognize. Back row: Ann Bimnger, Mosomi Kunz, Mark Gloor. Mindi King, Shown J Mark G'OOr Schwensen Front row: Tom Huggetf. Lisa Roscoe, Molly McGuire, Colene Larsen, Angie Ferris, Jim Freelend. Amy Deorking, Bret Sfrecker New Members, back row: Jill Kronce, Jo Larson, Liso Ncbify, Tracey Woring,Toni Johnson, Jennifer Greving, Chris Blow, Sheri Clayton, Jill Robinson, Sheri Peck Front row: Steve Sfoppkotte, Pot Foulk, David Kyes, Rob ,1 , . , . x . e e . ; Osontowski. Mike Jorgensen, Bill Bolte, Don Burkhardf, Scott Bull , - . , 9,de 5H , HONORS NIGHT AWARD Outstanding Instrumental Musichen Greving.Kay Boelts, Pat Foulk John Philip Sousa:Amie Ummel Outstanding Vocal Music:Kay Boelts, Bret Strecker Most Valuable Football PlayertTom Huggett Weight LifterIPreston Sawyers, Steve Catlett Outstanding VolleyballzToni Johnson Outstanding Wrestling: Brian McCoIlum Outstanding Girls BasketballzRochelle Wiese Outstanding Boys BasketballzJack Best Outstanding Girls Track:Rochelle Wiese Outstanding Boys Track:Bob Peck Outstanding Girl AthletezRochelle Wiese Outstanding Boy AthletezTom Huggett Outstanding Spanisthisa Nabity Outstanding Englisthisa Nabity Steve Stoppkotte received a National Merit Scholarship, Lisa Nabity and Kim Johnston both recieved the Outstanding Art award. What an honor! The looks on the faces of seniors Lorinda Krance, Colene Larsen, Mike Jorgensen and Kim Johnston are all different but an honor is just that, an honor. '1'12 Journalism Awards:Jim FreelendRochelie Wiese,Lorinda Krance Drama AwardrKay Boelts 'tRookie of the Year : Mindi Fuelberth Science AwardzTom Huggett Math Award13teve Stoppkotte Home Economics Award2Molly McGuire Social Studies Award:Amy Dearking Girls PE AwardzAngie Rinkol Boys PE AwardzMatt Grimes Vac. Ag Awards:Steve Stoppkotte DeKalb AwardzJason Stephenson Buisness AwardzAmy Dearking Art Awards:Kim Johnston, Lisa Nabity Student Council Award:Amie Ummel Outstanding Student:Amy Dearking Outstanding Service Award3Tom Huggett whats v s It Honors Night this year saw a change in format The event was scheduled to be held on a Friday, but as the day was quickly approaching it was discovered that the Friday was the same day as the State Track Meet. 80 the teachers and administration worked together to have the event moved to Thursday so that the people participating in the State Meet would be able to attend. But the change in date was not the only change that had to be made. The Girls 4-800 Meter Relay Team had to compete in Omaha the next morning by 9:00, so they needed to go to Omaha Thursday evening Mr. Huggett tried to ease the strain by scheduling the girls involved with the State Track Meet to receive their honors first so that they could leave before the rest of the honors had been announced This was not a typical Honors Night, but the feeling of accomplishment was felt by all included. just the same. This year the Steve Schuller Scholarship Recipient was Bret Strecker. revere. . $21k ,, . ,4: it'. A . 'll . CAUSING A COMMOTlON l C Freshmen science sTudenTs goTher CT The end of class To Talk about The day's happenings Here Kim SchelnosT and Kelly Hanson visiT while Tonya Geiger acknowledges The camera. Freshmen P.E. sTudenTs sharpen Their volleyball skills while playing 0 seT in class, In The foreground, Angie Ohlmoh and Mike Schonk give iT Their besT while oTher clossmaTes play in The oTher courT. 'V g1. HY Cross counTry runners TrenT Van Pelt and Bob Peck puT on The power while overToking Their opponenTs. Who is beTTer qualified To Take Mr.HuggeTT's blood pressure Than Toby Harris? Mrsv KoThy Helmick onches To make sure everyThing goes smooTth. 113 Class sponsorDione Krumme relaxes by the t. . t ,, t punch bowl as she realizes that all the In the Still of the Night was a balloon bursting success as the net was opened work she on d the Junior class have done is and the balloons fell on the dancers, paying off. 1987-88 Prom Servers: Brett Zikuond, Angie Jonovec, Trent Wagner, Susan Foeh, Ron Pauly; Mel Cox. Scott Bull, Jamie Coiner. Joe Powell, Mondie Sawyers, Chris Strecker, Kori Peterson, Mike Dearking, Mindi Barnes, Rich Owens, Mindi Fuelberth, Trent VonPelt, Sheri Clayton. Scott Kohl, Sheri Peck, Chris Williams, Jill Kronce. Steve Kyes andStocey Fottig. 114 Prom prom. Leroy Cleave and his wife dance 0T DecoroTions for The prom consisTed of blue and block sTreomers and balloons. There was 0 bridge wiTh a big ciTy scene in The back round. CenTrol Park also played mm The decoroTions, a wonderful moon waTched over The whole evening from iTs Iony lookouT. Jason STephenson. BrenT Frauen, BrenT Ericksen, Bill Miller and Bill BolTe siT ouT of o fosT dance and check ouT The girls while Molly McGuire and her doTe check ouT The balloons, Prom 115 GRADUATION 88 a .eq g: The Class of '88 was full of mixed emotions as thoughts traveled from the post to the future. On May 22, 1988, the auditorium was filled with anticipation as the 72 members of the Class of '88 were waiting to receive their diplomas. Despite the rainy weather spirits were high among the graduates. But there were also feelings of sadness as the seniors realized they would never be able to tcrik to their classmates between classes again. There are many different emotions on graduation day but Wes Smith's smile says it all. 1 16 Graduation Bret Strecker, the first senior speaker. sf '31. k The greoTesT Thing in life is hoT where you sfond, bqu where you are going. I I . J . . . Molly McGunre receives Valedictorian Tom Huggeff 0nd solutotorion Amy Dearking present Chuck Wagner with his diploma. congratulations from friends. Santiago Argotf. the school's only foreign exchange student. waits for the time when he can say that he has graduated from an American high schoole Santiago is from Mexico City, Mexico. He was staying with Terry and Nolo Bailey. u ha ,X . e . zN , The CCHS Concert Choir bids 0 sad farewell To the graduating class Through songs. Graduation 4 17 A ................ ca Aerni, Amy 5, 30, 84, 88, 90, 91.94.95, 101, 102, 105 Ahlquisf, Mike 22, 88 Ansboch. Stacie 22 Argotf, Santiago 6, 44, 45, 62, 98, 117 Arnsmeier, Michelle 30 Arnsmeier, Ron 22, 27, 107 B ................. b Baird, Rex 29, 44, 45. 62, 63, 65, 73, 81, 88 Barnes, Deb 38. 59, 70, 88. 96, 101, 102, 103 Barnes, Mind 30, 78. 88, 101, 114 Berg, Steve 28, 30 Besf,2Jock 44, 45, 65, 68, 73, 11 Beycrd, John 38, 66, 84, 101, 105. 107 Beyard, Robin 22. 24, 105 Bittinger, Ann 10, 36, 38, 69, 98, 101, 104, 105, 111, 119 Bitfinger, Mark 22, 23, 66, 68, 75, 79. 94, 98, 101, 104, 105. 109 Blockrnon, Clay 8, 84 Blodgeft, Craig 44, 45, 84 Blodgett, Jamie 30, 77 Blodgeff, Kirk 44, 45 Blow, Chris 44, 45, 59, 65, 68, 69, 70, 89, 91, 94, 95, 101, 105, 1 1 1 Blow, Sheri 38, 59, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 78, 80, 88 Boelfs, Kay 44. 46, 69, 84, 85, 86, 88, 89, 90, 94, 95, 110. 112, 116 Bolen, Jeanne 38 Bolfe, Bill 38, 74, 81, 88, 100, 111, 115 Bone. P01 22, 24, 75, 79, 88, 96, 101 Boroviok, Tracy 5. 30, 78, 84, 88, 105 Brandenburg, Scott 37, 38, 101 Brandenburg, Sherri 44, 46, 84. 101, 104, 105, 108 Broekemier, Carlo 60 Broekemier. Jonal 22, 24, 79. 89. 109 Brondel, Tommy 22, 88 Brown, Darrin 44, 46 Bruns, Harvey 19 Bruns, Merle 19 Bull, Carol 82 Bull, Scott 30, 34, 62, 68, 73. 79, 89,91, 100, 101, 102, 111, 114 Burkhordf, Arlo 18 Burkhordf. Don 30, 62, 68, 74, 79, 96, 111 The Senior Building Construction Class poses proudly in front of a garage that they built, 118 Burkhardf, Shea 31 Butt, Joe 22. 88, 109 C ................ c Carlson, Hemher 22, 60, 68, 69, 72, 101, 102 Carlson, Wendy 38, 84, 86, 94, 95, 99, 104, 105 Comes. Gerald 17, 20 Carranza, Borrick 38 CofleTf, Steve 44, 46. 62, 65, 68, 76, 77, 79, 85, 88, 100. 101, 112 Chorron, Keith 5, 44, 46, 66, 68, 73. 79, 82, 88, 96, 101, 107, 108, 118 Church, Carmen 5, 22, 84 Church, Darryl 38. 39, 41 Clayton, Sheri 31, 33, 84, 88, 89, 90, 91, 94, 95, 96, 99, 101, 102, 104, 105, 109. 111, 114 Clemons, WiIIiom 20 Cline, Susan 38, 84, 105 Coiner, Jamie 31, 59, 69. 70, 78, 101, 102, 105, 114 Cooper. Brandy 31, 84 Cooper, Doug 44, 46. 57 Cordsen, John 31, 62, 77, 88. 107 Comer, Kim 22, 26, 60, 69, 72, 88, 96, 101, 102 Comer, Scott 37, 38, 62. 101, 102 Cox, Melanie 31, 59, 70, 88, 101, 114 Craig, Ron 120 Cunningham, Mike 76 Curry, Adam 22, 79, 85, 88, 94, 101 D ................. d Dchlke, Monte 38, 84, 86 Dcnkert, Dennis 44, 47, 88 Daub, Cindy 14, 15 Davis, Lisa 15. 31, 101 Deorking, Amy 44, 47, 59, 64, 68, 70, 71, 72, 78, 80, 82, 88, 89.94.96, 101, 102, 103, 110,111, 112, 117 Deorking. Mike 31, 62, 73, 79, 88, 100, 101, 102, 114 DeBoet, Sandi 22 DeBoer, Ted 38, 107 DeMory, Chelsey 44, 47 Deming, Lucile 18 Dettmon, Randy 10, 31. 101 Keith Chorron, Bob Peck, Steve Sfoppkotte, and Mickey Eckstrom spend much of Their time in the V0 Ag Room. Dinwiddie, Ross 10, 109 Doll, Lorry 10 Donelson, Marilyn 18 Dunham, James 44, 47, 84, 85. 86, 88 E ................ e Eckstrom. Mickey 44, 47, 88, 118 Ecksfrom, Steve 22, 77, 107 Eddy, Kris 22, 77 Einspohr. Kevin 23 Erickson, Brent 36, 38. 81, 88, 101, 107. 109, 115 Erickson, Deirdre 37, 38, 102 Erickson, Jamie 23. 77 Erlondson, Michelle 23, 84 F ................. f Foeh, Susan 31, 84. 88, 89, 90, 91, 94, 101, 102. 104, 105, 109, 114 Fomg, Stacey 31, 66, 68, 70, 84, 85, 86, 90, 96, 101, 114 Foz, Stacy 23 Ferris, Angie 44, 47, 81, 84, 85, 86, 88, 90, 94, 101, 102, 103, 110, 111 Ferris, Jennifer 31, 81, 88. 94. 98, 101, 102 Ferris, Jill 32. 84. 86, 89, 99, 101, 105 Ferris, Stanley 20 Fishler, Todd 39, 42, 88 Fitzgerald. Jim 82 Forbis, Shirley 18 Fothergill, Fred 8, 39. 81 Foulk, P01 44, 48, 62. 65, 68, 88, 111, 112 Foulk, Rick 44, 48, 66, 67, 68, 88 Francis, Jennifer 24, 25, 60, 89, 101, 105 Francis, Randy 39, 41, 62, 68, 73, 107 Frauen, Brent 39, 66, 73, 74, 88, 101, 106, 107, 109, 115 Freeland, Jim 44, 48, 84, 85. 86, 88, 94, 95, 99, 102, 103, 104, 105, 108. 110, 111, 112 Freelend, Willa 104 Freese, Donovan 44, 48, 68, 77 Friend, Laurie 4, 39 Fuehrer, Kurt 10, 32, 33, 62, 74, 88, 107 Fuelberth, Mindy 32, 59, 84. 88, 94,95, 101. 104, 105, 112. 114 G ................ g Golatzon, Ben 44, 48, 62 Goughen. Bridget 48 fg-Mf' 4...... V Goughen, John 24 Geiger, Tonya 24. 78, 88, 101, 113 George, Brian 32, 62, 79 Geren, Rube 12, 39, 40, 62, 68, 79, 101 Gibbs, Annette 28, 44, 49, 84. 88 Glines, Mono 32, 84 Gloor, Mark 8, 9, 94, 111, 120 Goetsch, Shane 24. 37, 77, 81, 89, 107 Greger, Tracey 32, 84 Greving, Jennifer 44, 49. 59. 65, 68. 70, 88, 89, 90. 102, 105, 111, 112 Griego, Robin 44, 49, 84 Griego, Tony 32, 74 Grigsby, Ramona 19 Gfimes, M01? 44, 49. 73, 75, 112 Groelz, Brenda 8, 99 Groefzinger, Kelly 34, 39. 42, 88, 101, 105 Grofz, Cissy 39, 94, 98, 100, 101, 105, 109 Grudzinski, Adam 39, 62, 88 H ................. h Hodenfeldt, LoJean 12, 102 Hammond, Robert 32 Hansen, Corrie 24, 84, 88, 94, 98, 109 Hanson, Kellie 23, 24, 69, 72. 78. 113 Hanson, Kim 24, 60. 72, 78, 101, 102 Harris, Toby 16, 44, 49, 113 Hartford, Neil 19 Hatfield, Jason 44. 49. 66. 84, 88 Hatfield. Jennifer 24, 78, 84, 88. 101, 102, 105 Houssermon, Gary 8, 94 Hawthorne, Brenda 32, 102, 104 Hawthorne, Mary 19 Hawthorne, Tonya 5, 6, 50. 84, 88 Heinen, Trisha 32 Helmink, KoThy 14, 15, 113 Henk, Lisa 44, 50, 88, 102, 103 Higgins, Shirley 16 Hill, Pete 24, 66. 75, 88, 107 Hirsch. Danica 12. 39, 78, 96, 98, 99, 101, 104, 105 Holmsfedf, Bob 24, 75, 84, 86, 88, 100. 101 Holforf, Tim 32, 62, 101 Hormonn, Melanie 24 Hormonn, Mike 44, 50 Hoyt, Bob 14, 15, 62, 76, 77 HuggeH, Raymond 17, 113 Huggeff, Tom 8, 44, 50, 62, 68, 73, 75, 79, 80, 82, 88, 89. 90, 100,110,111,112,117 Hummel, Eunice 20 Hummel, Lorry 10, 11, 79 l .................. i lngerle, Allen 80 J ................. j Jonovec, Angie 32, 59, 68, 70, 78, 88, 101, 102, 103, 114 Jirovic, Carmen 16 Johnson, Jeff 24, 75, 79, 88 Johnson, Nancy 20 Johnson, Toni 44, 50, 59, 61, 65, 68, 70, 78, 80, 88, 89, 101,105,111,112 Mary Meyer's smile brightens The hallway. Johnston. Doin 25. 75, 79, 84, 86, 89. 94. 101, 109 Johnston, Kim 44, 50, 66. 68. 89.90.91.112 Jorgensen, Dave 9, 34, 73, 74. 79 Jorgensen, Mike 29, 44, 51, 62. 68, 73, 81, 82, 85, 89, 90, 91. 110. 111, 112 Jull, Jeri 40 Jurgensen, Mike 10, 11. 62, 68, 75 K ................. k Killhom, Leonard 19 King, David 39, 40, 66. 67. 68, 74, 88,99, 101, 107 King, Mindi 40, 59. 68, 69, 78, 88,90,101,111,119 Kleeve, LeRoy 19, 115 Klorse, Heather 25, 79, 84, 89. 1 1 Kohl, Scott 32, 101, 114 Korfum, Soro 40, 104, 105 Kosch, Lorry 25 Kramer. Rick 30, 32, 109 Kronce, Jill 15, 33, 66, 69, 84. 85, 86, 88, 91, 94, 101, 102. 104. 105, 109, 111, 114 Kronce, Lorindo 44, 51, 99, 112 Krumme, Diana 10, 11, 114 Kunz, Mosomi 6, 40, 59, 65, 68, 70, 88, 90. 91, 101, 111. 119 Kyes, David 6, 40, 62, 64, 68. 73, 79. 88, 101, 102, 105. 106. 107, 111 Kyes. Ed 19 Kyes, Steve 33, 74, 107, 114 L ................. I Lomprecht, Joe 36, 40, 62, 68. 101 Larsen, Colene 44, 51. 59, 60. 61, 65, 68, 70. 84. 85. 86, 88, 101,110,111,112 Larsen, Doug 14, 29. 51 Larsen, Jo 11, 39, 40, 98, 101. 107, 109, 111 Lcwheod, Angie 25, 88, 96 Lowheod, Greg 33, 34, 62, 109 Lowhorne, Jason 41. 62 Leoming, Deb 44, 51, 105 Lee, Janis 41, 84 Lee, Jay 44, 51, 57, 100 Lempko, Brandi 25 Lesiok, Brandi 23, 25, 101, 105 Lunsford, Steve 44, 52, 84, 107 M ............... m Madison, Tino 41, 104, 105 Molaowski, Jodi 36, 41, 62, 68, 1 1 Malcolm, Scott 12 Molgolm, Shelly 44, 52, 99, 102. 1 5 Marco, Missy 13, 41, 59, 68, 72. 78, 80, 88, 105 Moresh, Gory 12, 106. 107 Mason, Kelly 33, 34 Maxwell, Lisa 33 McCollum, Brian 5, 44, 52, 62, 68. 76, 77, 112 McGuire, Barb 12 McGuire, Molly 44, 52, 65, 68. 78, 80. 88. 89, 90, 91, 96, 99. 100. 101, 104, 105, 108, 111, 112, 115, 117 McIntosh, Eloine 33 McMahon, Jack 20 McMahon, Jennifer 25, 60, 69. 72, 78, 80, 84, 88, 101 McMahon, Shannon 24, 25, 60, 72, 78, 88, 101. 102 McMahon, Tim 64 Medinger, Susan 44, 52, 84, 88, 105 Melton, John 82 Mercer. Shoundo 41, 42, 88, 101, 105 Meyer, Mary 33, 119 Miller, Bill 11, 41, 81, 88, 99. 101, 109, 115 Miller, Horolyn 18 Miller, Roy 23, 26, 75, 79, 88. 101, 109 Mlcdy, Margo 41, 99, 101, 105 We left them off of The Junior page, but thought you'd like to see the Junior class officers. From top: Secretory Mindi King. Treasurer Ann Bittinger, Vice President Tracey Waring. President Mosami Kunz. Monk, Jackie 13, 104, 105 Morisch, Jason 33 Morse. Gory 29, 62. 74 Myers, Matt 36, 42, 62, 68, 76. 77, 88. 101, 102 Myers, Tommy 23, 26, 60, 72. 88, 101, 102, 104, 105 N ................. n Nobify, Lisa 9, 44, 52. 88, 98. 1 10, 1 1 1, 1 12 Nelsen, Gino 44. 53. 84, 85, 86. 88, 94, 101. 102 Nelson, Gordon 19 Nelson, Lorry 42, 89, 91 Nelson, Sue 19 Newby, Trent 41, 42, 62, 63. 68, 88, 89, 90 Nielson, Roger mumps 79, 80 NieIson, Ron 62, 77. 1 7 Nifzel, Lorry 62, 77, 101 Nu'n, Shannon 89 O ................ o Ohlmon, Angie 26, 27, 60, 69, 72, 84,86, 101, 104. 105. 113 Ohlmon, Donette 64 Osoorgowski, Jon 26, 29, 81. 1 Osonfowski, Rob 44, 53, 68. 81. 100, 101, 109, 111 Owens, Rich 15, 79 Owens, Rich II 34, 62. 84, 114 P ................. p Porochini. Chris 23, 26, 66, 88, 98, 105, 109 Poulsen, Deb 53 Poulsen, Kim 44, 53. 84. 88. 102, 105 Pauly, Ron 31, 34, 37, 62, 68, 74, 79, 88, 114 Poup, Stephanie 42, 84, 98, 105 Peck, Bob 44, 53, 66. 68, 73, 79880. 82, 88, 107, 112. 113. 11 Peck, Karen 18 Peck, Sheri 34, 84, 88, 90. 94, 101, 102, 104, 105. 109, 111. 114 Petersen, Kori 34, 84, 85. 86. 89, 99, 101. 102, 105. 114 Petersen, Shelly 44. 53, 69, 84 Peterson, Sondee 42, 101, 105 Peterson, Sara 5, 34, 84, 104. 105 Pfeifer, Ed 34. 62. 68, 84 Powell. Joe 34. 77. 79, 114 Price, James 26 Price, Mary 40, 42 Pricg, Shown 16. 39, 42, 77. 1 1 Purchol, Laura 42, 84, 88, 101, 105 Q ................ q Quolset, Adam 26, 75, 88 R .................. r Roinforfh, Jerry 15, 17. 81, 96. '106 Reeves, Carmen 41, 42, 59. 68, 70, 78, 80. 88, 89, 96. 98 Richardson, Kim 42. 59 Rinkol, Angie 44, 54, 68. 70, 78. 84, 101, 112 Rinkol, Lonnie 37, 42, 84. 89, 91 Rippe, Crystal 34, 59, 84, 86, 88. 101, 102 Rish. Brenda 44, 54, 66. 88. 105 Roach, Joci 44, 54. 88 Roberts, Lyle 15, 62, 73. 74 Robinson, Jill 34, 66, 67. 68, 78, 84,89,101, 111 Robenson, P919 76, 77 Roscoe, Lisa 44, 54, 59, 65, 68. 69, 70, 88, 94, 96. 99, 101. 102. 103, 105, 111 Rupp, Shannon 26, 75, 88, 101 Rutherford, Shown 34, 88 Ruybclid, Rod 15 Ryan, Jay 26, 66, 68. 79, 84. 85, 88, 94, 98, 100 S .................. s Santos, Olivia 9, 98 Sawyers, Angie 14, 44, 54, 59. 70. 88 Sawyers, Kim 42, 70, 88, 101, 102 Sawyers, Mondie 28, 34, 59. 68, 70, 88, 101, 102. 114 Sawyers, Presfon 5, 44, 54, 57. 68, 76, 77, 112 Schenk, Mike 26, 113 Schenk, Tonyo 55 Scheinost, Kim 27, 78, 88, 101. 113 Scheinost, Lyle 44, 55, 62, 68, 88, 89, 90 Schenk, Kim 27, 84, 101, 109 Schenk, Mike 39, 42, 66, 79. 101, 107 Schott, Geremy 37, 42, 62, 68, 76, 77, 79, 101, 107 Schuett, Roger 42, 107. 109 A new Freshman face. Jone? Wilkinson. Schwensen, Corey 27, 77, 88. 100, 109 Schwensen. Shown 6, 42, 62. 68. 73, 81, 88, 100, 111 Sellmeyer, Kerry 43, 62, 77 Shelton, Maxine 18 Siekmon, Brion 38. 43, 88, 107 Sigman, Tim 37, 43, 77 Skorniok, LeRoy 43, 84 Smith, Tonya 27, 66, 79, 84, 88. 101, 105 Smith, Wes 44, 55. 57. 68. 77. 88. 116 Snydro. Susan 106 Solomon. Kristie 34, 84, 88 Spencer, Tamara 27 Spiegel, Cheri 23. 25. 27. 60. 72, 88, 101 Stostney, Annette 70 Stostny. Annette 16, 59 Steinke, Jim 23. 27. 75, 79, 109 119 STeinke, Michelle 44, 55, 84. 101, 105, 108 STephenson, Jason 44. 55, 66. 68, 79. 88, 99, 107, 108, 112. 115 SToppkoTTe. STeve 44, 55, 62, 68, 81, 88, 96, 100, 107, 108. 111, 112. 118 SToTT. Chris 27 STrecker, Bret 5, 28, 44. 56, 62. 64. 68, 76, 77, 79, 82. 84. 85. 86.88,96,101,110,111. 112, 116 STrecker, Chris 33, 34, 62, 68, 74. 79, 84, 88. 100, 101, 102. 114 STrecker, Dan 16, 101 STuarT, Tanya 43. 84 STudnicka, Julie 12, 13, 59, 72, 78, 79 Supik, Connie 44, 56. 84, 101 Supik, David 43, 62, 68 Swanson, Kim 43, 88 T .................. 1 Torr, PaT 44, 56, 73, 81, 99 ThornTon, Cindy 44, 56, 84 Tonniges, Jim 15, 78, 79 Tonniges, Kim 5, 26, 27, 60, 72. 78, 80, 88, 90, 101, 102, 103 TraudT, Erma 4, 18 Traxler, Lora 43 Tunks, Larry 34, 62, 74, 79, 89. 91 U ................. u Ummel, Amie 44, 56, 65. 68. 70, 72, 78, 80. 82, 84. 85, 86. 88, 90, 96, 101, 112 Ummel, Dennis 9, 88. 89 Ummel, Jim 43, 97, 101 V ................ v Van Pelt, Trenf 34. 66, 67, 74. 79, 107, 113, 114 W ................ w Waggoner, Deb 8, 44, 56, 59. 68, 70, 88, 90, 102, 103, 105 Wagner, Charlene 19 Wagner, Chuck 17, 44, 57, 68. 85, 90, 117 Wagner, Denise 35 Wagner, Denny 19 Wagner, Tom 20 Wagner, TrenT 34, 62, 73, 79. 98, 101, 102, 114 Waring, Kevin 13 Waring, Tracey 12, 43, 69, 70. 88. 89, 90, 96, 101, 102, 103. 111, 119 Mr. Mark Gioor is amazed by The anTics of his sTudenTs. WebsTer, Brandon 35, 62, 77. 84, 86 Weible, CaThy 59 Weible, Connie 59 Weidner, Chad 35, 62. 68, 77. 79, 100 Weidner, Cary 44. 57, 100. 101, 102 WhiTe Bull, Cy 37, 43, 62, 64. 68, 76, 77 Wibbels, Alan 17, 100 Wibbels. Amy 35, 69, 88. 100, 101, 102 Wichmann, Lisa 35, 98 Widman, Lisa 35, 88 Wiese, Rochelle 44, 57, 59, 60. 61, 65. 68, 70, 71, 72, 78, 80. 84, 88, 96, 99, 112 Wiese, RyAnne 29, 35, 59, 70. 88. 101, 102, 103 Wilcox, Carol 18 Wilkinson, JaneT 119 Williams, Chris 35, 62, 79. 88. 109, 114 Williams, Judy 10 WorTh, Jamey 43 Z ................. z Zikmund, BrefT 35, 62, 68, 73. 79, 82, 96, 98. 107, 114 Colophon The 1987-88 Bison yearbook was primed by JosTen's yearbook. IT conTained 120 pages and 200 copies were ordered. The price of The book was $17.00. TTCausing a CommoTion was chosen as a fiTTing Theme for CenTral CiTy sTudenTs, who are always on The go and seem To be involved in many acTiviTies! AvanT Garde was The chosen Typeface. A special HMini-Magazine feaTure HThe Club Life was primed on buff paper. LifeTouch STudios of FremonT, Nebraska Took The class picTures, as well as many of The group phoTos and graduaTion picTures. A Fall 1988 delivery is planned. HearTs and Flowers The appreciaTion of The sTaff is exTended To our supporTers in The communiTy who boughT space on our Ad Board, ThaT hangs in The school's gymnasium. Thanks To: CenTral CiTy Republican Non-pareil, CenTraI Hallmark, CenTraI RealTy 84 Insurance, inc., Dairy Queen, The Farmers NaTionaI Bank, FosTer's Home CenTer, FuelberTh Ag Supply, HaiTh MoTors Company, Hilder ImplemenT, JusTice Pharmacy, Lone Tree Medical AssociaTion, Lone Tree PrinTing. OK Tire Service, Pepsi, Pick-A-Fiic. Special Thanks also goes To Bob Henderson, our yearbook represenTaTive, for The exTra hours he devoTed To our sTaff and for The generous conTribuTion of his darkroom and arTisTic TalenTs. Deb Reeves, Thanks for your help in The darkroom and for Taking picTures for us. To Garland STephenson, Lois Schenk and The whole glorious gang aT The Republican Non-Pareil, Thanks for your supporT and for providing us wiTh negaTives To replace Those ThaT mysTeriousiy disappeared. And Thank you, Neil Hensley for The picTures and The darkroom chemicals we didn'T have Time To maiiorderi As is usual on publicaTion sTaffs, enThusiasm runs high aT The beginning of The year and spuTTers ouT Toward deadline Time. Those sTaffers who kepT coming back. even in 100+ degree weaTher in June, deserve a big paT on The back. Thanks To Rochelle Wiese, Sheri CiayTon, Kari PeTerson, Jill Ferris, Jo Larsen, Shelly Malcolm, Molly McGuire and Jim Freelend. WiThouT your dedicaTion, This would be a big book of blank pages. CusTodian Ron Craig came ouT of reTiremenT To help ouT aT The High Schooi,