Chadron High School - Cardinal / Milestone Yearbook (Chadron, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1969 volume:

NINETEEN SIXTY-NINE CARDINAL CHADRON HIGH SCHOOL CHADRON, NEBRASKA TABLE OF CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE.......................... 3 ADMINISTRATION........................ 8 FACULTY...............................10 ORGANIZATIONS.........................15 ACTIVITIES............................31 ATHLETICS.............................45 SOPHOMORES............................65 JUNIORS...............................73 SENIORS...............................83 GRADUATION............................95 INDEX.................................97 STUDENT LIFE Mike Stuempler finds unauthorized time off from school is not without its rewards. Members of the woodwind quintet held frequent “midnight oil” practice sessions in preparation for Music Contest. Stephanie Madsen and Brenda Milligan execute a flawless end sweep during practice for the “powder- puff” football game. 3 Mrs. Van Sant adds last-minute touches to Linda Red- fern’s hair before curtain time. “Are you sure it’s not past your bedtime, Dean?” asks Vicki Harper. “O.K., we’ve left out a step here somewhere ... 4 Librarians Tom Paulson and Mike Heidebrecht discuss controversial aspects of the “1 may only have nine toes, but 1 Dewey Decimal System during a break. have 15 fingers,” states Bill Dawkins. Lost in thought at half time, Mark Peyton worries about the final quarters of an important game. “I’ll say one thing for you, Charlie, you’ve got a unique approach,” kids Janet Tuma. s Although we cannot forget the closeness that was evident in the old school, the many windows, and the ample parking space, we looked forward to the new school, the new lockers, and the new traditions with an expectation that was apparent. To be the first graduating class, to start new traditions, and to know we had one of the most modern schools anywhere were all important to us-thc Class of 1969-but it cannot be said that we left the old building without regrets. Can it be that we really missed all those stairs, the crowded halls, and the lockers that never stayed closed? Yes, each of us felt a little sad when we remembered the old school. It is as if we knew that a part of our lives had ended and is now only a memory. Now we look to the future and try to visualize what will happen and how our lives will change. -Cindy Hill— 7 At the time this is being written, the first semester of the 1968-1969 school term has just drawn to a close. Students in the new high school building have learned to find their way around the facility and are appreciating the new opportunities provided to them. Students have found more courses being offered and better classrooms and laborator- ies for their work and study. Most students have taken advantage of the improved oppor- tunities to better equip themselves for the demands of the future. This, of course, is necessary if the taxpayers of Chadron are to realize a fair return on their investment in the new school facility. It is our hope that the educational oppor- tunities offered to the youth of Chadron may continue to meet the needs of those gradu- ating next year and the years that follow. -Elmer Corbit ELMER CORBIT, Superintendent Chadron Public Schools SCHOOL BOARD 8 Laverne Fitzgibbon, Richard Stahla, Allen Alderman, Pat Muldoon, Harley Olson, Les KJeman. JAMES MYERS, Principal Chadron Senior High School Chadron Senior High School represents the fulfillment of the dreams of many people over a period of years. The new building contributes in a large measure to the education of the youth. The contrast between the crowded conditions of past years to the present spacious halls and classrooms is evident to all. The expanded program is a direct outgrowth of the new building. The actual education gathered in these halls is dependent on many factors, and one of the greatest of these is the desire to learn. We are proud to have people in our student body who are here to learn, dedicated people on our faculty who are here to teach, and a citizenry which is concerned to the extent of sacrificing for the needs of youth. It is our hope that this community will continue to be activated by such high mot- ives. —James Myers 9 FACULTY SELEN DEINES- B.S., C.S.C. Girls’ P.E. (10-12). Elementary P.E. (2-5). Assistant Track Coach. Volley- ball Coach; Sponsor: Cardinal Co-Eds, G.A.A. JERRY ECKLUND—B.S., C.S.C. P.E. (Elementary 9-10), Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach. LARRY F1TZGIBBON-B.S., C.S.C. Wood II, Draft- ing I II, Metals, Electricity; Sponsor: Junior Class. FRANCES HULS-A.B. University of Kansas, M.S., C.S.C. Social Problems, Journalism; Sponsor: Pep Club, EMANON. DELBERT HUSSEY-B.S., C.S.C. Typing, Distribu- tive Education; Sponsor: Annual, F.B.L.A. JOE JOHNSON-B.S., C.S.C. Biology, Freshman Football Coach, Reserve Basketball Coach, Assistant Track Coach; Sponsor: Senior Class. MAUREEN JOHNSON-B.S., C.S.C. Typ- ing 1 II, Bookkeeping, Office Practice; Sponsor: Senior Class, F.B.L.A., Annual. 10 SUSAN JOHNSONB.S.. C.S.C. English II. Short- hand I, General Business; Sponsor: F.B.L.A., Annual. REX JONES-M.S., C.X.C. U.S. History, Football Coach; Sponsor: C-Club. DANNY LEWIS—B.S., C.S.C. Geometry. General Math II, Trigonometry, Advanced Math; Sponsor: Ju- nior Class, Rodeo Club CRAIG MADSON-B.S., C.S.C. English II, English IV; Sponsor; Sophomore Class. NATALIE MARTIN-M.S., C.S.C. Spanish I, II, French I, II: Sponsor: Foreign Language Club, F.T.A. MARJORIE NEELAND—B.S., C.S.C. Library Science; Sponsor: Library Science Club. Norwich headache No. 303: u LARRY NORRIS-B.S., Wayne State. Aerospace, Physics, Chemistry, Senior Science. STEPHEN PERKINS-B.A., Colorado State College. Girls’ Chorus, Concert Choir, Ensembles, Select Group. DOROTHY PINE—B.S., Iowa State University. Home Economics (10,11,12), World History; Spon- sor: Cardinal Co-eds. GERALDINE SIMONTON-M.S., C.S.C. English III; Sponsor: Student Council. JAMES TAYLOR—B.A., Kearney State College. Art (10,11,12). DURELL THOMPSON-M.A., Colorado State Col- lege. Band, Music Theory; Sponsor: Ensemble Club, Dance Band. DOROTHY VAN SANT-M.S., C.S.C. Speech, World History, Comparative Government, Psychology; Sponsor: Student Council. JOHN WARNING-M.S., University of Wyoming. Guidance Counselor; Sponsor: Candy Stripers. 12 ROBERT WATSON-B.S.. C.S.C. Algebra II, Geom- etry, Driver’s Training. SECRETARIES RONNIE TINSLEY WILMA EATON BEV WILTING 13 COOKS MRS. IRENE GOFF, MRS. JOHN HAWK. CUSTODIANS BOOG HORSE, SKIP EATON, FRED PATTINSON. DENNY TINSLEY, SAM PF.RKINS, ANDY CISNEROS, BARB SKALA. M ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Mrs. Van Sant, Sponsor; Bruce Holcomb, Vice-President; John Thompson, President; Janet Hucke, Secretary; Mrs. Simonton, Sponsor; SECOND ROW: Chris Grosh, Paula Connell, Kim Grantham, Jan Norman, Kathy Curd, Virginia Sommers, Arlana Haney, Dee Dee Maiden, Brenda Milligan. THIRD ROW: DeAnn Glenn, Rex Nowlan, Steve Yantzi, Sam Norman, Bob Roos, Steve Hansen, Robert Wahlstrom, Brad Cain, Dave Smith, Laurie Norman. NOT PICTURED: Scott Butler, Treasurer. The first year of the Chadron High Student Council has been, without a doubt, a successful one. Many of the goals set at the first of the year have been reached, and a good foundation has been set for years to come. Chadron High School was represented at the State Student Council Convention in Norfolk by eight StuCo members. A great deal of information was gathered at the convention that will be helpful to the council members next year. Student Council members frequently discuss problems with Mr. Myers. CHS BAND FLUTES Patsy Beason Vickie Runyan Cindy Donnelly PICCOLO Jody Hartman MAJORETTE Nancy Larson (FLUTE) OBOE Arlana Haney CLARINETS Jane Fisher Sue David Juanita Blome Paulette Van Vleet Linda Warren Connie Thomas Dayle Stoner Karen Alderman Theresa Duncan ALTO CLARINET Steve Britton FRENCH HORN Robert Wahlstrom Marilyn Holmberg Brenda Clark TENOR SAXOPHONE Karen Lineback ALTO SAXOPHONE Virginia Sommers Vicki Harper Jim Amen TROMBONE Bruce Jones BARITONE Jim Wohlers TUBA Tony Mykris Bill McNutt BASSOON Scott Butler NOT PICTURED Tim Speckman CORONETS Suzanne Rice Chris Grosh John Sprock Gary Hallsted Dan Hood Teddy Odell Bob Pierce NOT PICTURED Steve Lindholiri Annette Masek Bob Roos PERCUSSION Jeanne Horse Janet Tuma Paula Connell Patti Kay STRING BASS NOT PICTURED Tom Paulson DIRECTOR Durell Thompson 17 WOODWIND QUINTET: Jody Hart- man, Jane Fisher, Scott Butler, Mari- lyn Holmberg, Arlana Haney. The group received an “Excellent” at Sidney. BRASS QUINTET: Bob Roos, Bruce Jones, Bill McNutt, Jim Wohlers, Mari- lyn Holmberg, Suzanne Rice. NOT PICTURED: Tony Mykris. The Brass Quintet received an “Excel- lent” rating. The Drum Quintet received an “Excel- lent” rating. OUTSTANDING BAND MEMBERS JIM AMEN, Sophomore; MARILYN HOLMBERG, Senior; ARLANA HA- NEY, Junior. These people were elected from each class by their fellow band members. Marilyn, as the Senior win- ner, also received the John Philip Sousa Award. The trophies were presented at the Music Banquet on May 5, 1969. DRUM QUINTET: Debbie Cuckler, Paula Connell, Jeanne Horse, Janet Tuma, Sally Tyree, Patti Kay. 18 MUSIC CONTEST Music Contest was held at Sid- ney on April 25, 1969. It was a typical April day—a spring snow storm. Al- though some members had trouble reaching Sidney, the day was a success for most of the CHS participants. The Music Department was well rewarded for their weeks of hard work, as the band rated an “Excellent” and the other entries did well. FLUTE TRIO: Vickie Runyan, Patsy Beason, Cindy Don- nelly. The Flute Trio received an “Excellent.” SAXOPHONE QUARTET: Jim Amen, Virginia Sommers, Karen Lineback, Vicki Harper. The Saxophone Quartet received a “Su- perior.” SOLOS: Patti Kay, Marilyn Holmberg, Suzanne Rice, Jody Hartman, Arlana Haney, Mr. Thompson, Cindy Donnelly, Jim Amen. 19 CHS CHOIR FIRST ROW: Mr. Perkins, Terri Morgan, Barb Kennedy, Janet Hucke, Linda Bonar, Mary Cochran, Sandy Stout, Kathy Jones, Cindy Hallsted, Lorrie Johnson. SECOND ROW: Judy King, Judy Katen, Carolyn Kohler,Cluis Brun, Sharon Mundt, Linda Schumacher, Rae Jones, Marilyn Holmberg, Jane Nissen, Karen Lindholm. THIRD ROW: Vickie Stumf, Nadine Kampfe, Judy Rickenbach, Carolyn Ellis, Debbie Mier, Bob Wertz, Ted Odell, Paula Connell, Laurie Norman, Nancy Larson, Jackee Brookins. FOURTH ROW: Andy Curd, Bob Bannan, Bob Perreton, Charles McMasters, Lee Moore, Dale Novotny, Chuck Jacobs, Bill Berry, Mark Tyler, Sam Norman, Bert Schoettger. OUTSTANDING CHOIR MEMBERS: Andy Curd, Junior; Barb Kennedy, Sophomore; Sam Norman, Senior. FIRST ROW: Bob Wertz, Solo, Duet; Dan Hood, Duet; Nadine Kampfe, Solo. BACK ROW: DeAnn McConaughey, Solo; Irene Cisneros, Solo; Paula Con- nell, Solo; NOT PICTURED: Debbie Mier, Solo. 20 GIRLS’ GLEE FIRST ROW: Linda Bonar, Mary Ann Hanks, Carrie Lingelbach, Debbie Cuckler, Pam Bowen, Terry Holmes, Patty Moore, Mr. Perkins. BACK ROW: Connie Hakanson, Janice Reitz, Stephanie Madsen, Patty Masek. Mickie Clark, Jackee Brookins, Linda Larsen, Dayle Stoner, Irene Cisneros. CHAMBER SINGERS 21 FIRST ROW: Carolyn Ellis, Judy Rickenbach, Barb Kennedy, Laurie Norman, Paula Connell, Marilyn Holmberg, Paulette Van Vleet. BACK ROW: Andy Curd, Sam Norman, Mark Tyler, Dan Hood, Ted Odell, Bob Wertz. LIBRARIANS SITTING: Greg Alderman, Jim Brodrick, Clyde Hepworth, Mrs. Neeland, Tom Paulson, Mike Heidebrecht, Sally Ty- ree, Bert Schoettger, Sue David, Curt Lecher, Patti Watts, Laura Williams, Mary Wasserburger, Kim Grantham, Brenda Milligan, Carla Hugunin, Rosemary Wolvington. STANDING: Roger Corbit, Loren Keim, Rick Strom, Ken Osborn, Merle Thornton, David Wasserburger, John Fox, Mike Nixon, Ted Odell, Linda Miller, Beverly Keim, Connie Haden, Debbie Mier, Lynn Soester, Mary Ann Hanks. “1 disagree, Mike—I always found Milton more intellectually stimulating than Chaucer,” re- marks Scott Martin. 22 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Terri Morgan, Mary Wasserburger, Lynn Soester, Linda Redfern, Jeanie McHenry. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Susan Johnson, Sponsor; Judy King, Debbie Cuckler, Linda Warren, Silvia Morell, Sylvia Bare, Cathy Dannar, Mrs. Maureen Johnson, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Janet Hucke, Par- liamentarian; Linda Miller, Treasurer; Helen Lecher, Historian; Connie Haden, Recording Secretary; Kathy Curd, President; Jo Bare, Vice-President; Glenda Snook, Corresponding Secretary. FBLA STATE CONFERENCE AWARDS: SYLVIA BARE, Honorable Mention, Bookkeep- ing; GLENDA SNOOK, Hon- orable Mention, Typing and Job Interview. NOT PIC- TURED: JANET HUCKE, Second Place, Job Interview. The FBLA State Conference Team. 23 CANDY STRIPERS I 1RST ROW. Dayle Stoner, Dee Dee Maiden, Susan Chamberlain, Mary Cochran, Judy Larsen, Judy King. SLCOND ROW : Linda Warren, Jan Norman, Bobby Struempler, Karen Lineback, Maria Bieganski, Jane Fisher, Jo Bare. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Patty Martens, Parliamentarian; Sylvia Bare, President; Jan Norman, Vice- President; Paula Connell, Treasurer; Mrs. Martin, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Terri Morgan, Janet Hucke, Linda Bonar, Theresa Duncan, Rae Jones. THIRD ROW: Rosemary Wolv- ington, Patti Kay, Sue David, Jackee Brookins, Silvia Morell, Cherry Moody. 24 RODEO CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. Lewis, Sponsor; John Dam, Ron Witte, Larry Hutchison, Rick Witte, Chuck Jacobs, Brenda Mil- ligan, Carolyn Ellis. SECOND ROW: Linda Schumacher, Sheila Nowlan, Terry Holmes, Karen Alderman, Stephanie Madsen, Nadine Kampfe, Mary Cochran, Kim Grantham, Barb Kennedy, Patsy Beason. THIRD ROW: Cherry Moody, Linda Warren, Judy Rickenbach, Judy King, Lorrie Johnson, Monte Robertson, Kathy Hutchison, Christie Waltman, DeAnn Glenn, Janet Tuma, Peggy Masek, Linda Crouch. FOURTH ROW: Rick Bickford, Chuck Osborn, Danny Anderson, Mike Nixon, Casey Nor- man, Monty Maginnis, Roland Nixon, Lorn Snook, Mark Grantham, Rob Witte, Bruce Carnahan, Sam Perkins. BULL RIDING SADDLE BRONC GIRL’S CUTTING Chuck Jacobs—First Place Sam Perkins-Third Place Christie Waltman Sam Perkins—Fourth Place Chuck Jacobs Roland Nixon—Hardluck Trophy John Dam POLE BENDING Mike Nixon Dayle Stoner John Dam TIE-DOWN CALF ROPING Carolyn Ellis Monty Maginnis Larry Hutchison—Third Place Christie Waltman Ron Witte Kathy Hutchison STEER WRESTLING Rob Witte Rick Witte—Third Place BREAK-A-WAY Larry Hutchison TEAM ROPING Christie Waltman Tom Dam Ron Witte Rick Witte Dayle Stoner BAREBACK RIDING Rob Witte BARREL RACING Sam Perkins—First Place Larry Hutchison Terry Jo Holmes John Dam Kathy Hutchison Monty Maginnis BOY’S CUTTING Peggy Masek Roland Nixon Larry Hutchison-Third Place Carolyn Ellis Tom Dam Ron Witte—Fourth Place Christie Waltman Mike Nixon Rick Witte Chuck Jacobs Rob Witte 25 FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB FIRST ROW: Jo Bare, ChrisGrosh, Treasurer;Paula Connell, President;Mary Wasserburger,Secretary;Silvia Morell, Vice-President; Arlana Haney, Mrs. Martin, Sponsor. BACK ROW: Rita Roberts, Clayton Brookins, Randy Per- rine, Robert Wahlstrom, Bob Roos, Celia Hepworth, Jan Norman, Patti Kay. The Foreign Language Club, Spon- sored by Mrs. Martin, is composed of students who have taken French or Spanish courses, and who are in- terested in related extra-curricular activities. Eleven members of the club attended the fall Nebraska Spanish Club Association conven- tion, held November 12 at Kearney State College. Paula Connell draws the winning name (David Blaylock) in the an- nual Bunny Raffle. 26 FIRST ROW: Rosemary Wolvington, Linda Bonar,Maria Lecher, Marion Hood, Jackie Brookins. SECOND ROW: Mr. Rickenbach, Sponsor; Bill Hawthorne, President; Dan Hood, Ted Odell, Bob Wertz, Vice-President. OFFI TENDE BETA FIRST ROW: Brenda Milligan, Carolyn Ellis, Kathy Hartman, Secretary-Treasurer; Launa Jones, Jeanie McHenry, Mrs. Tinsley, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Karen Kleman, President;Glennyce Broeder, Mickie Clark, Connie Haden, Patty Masek, Kim Grantham. YOUTH FOR CHRIST 27 CARDINAL STAFF FIRST ROW. Mr. Delbert Hussey, Sponsor; Susan Chamberlain, Janet Tuma.Pati Ryan, Sally Tyree, Arlana Haney, DeAnn Glenn, Mrs. Susan Johnson, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Jane Nissen, Janet Hucke, Linda Redfern, Karen Alderman, Jan Norman, Patti Kay, Terri Morgan, Jo Bare, Mrs. Maureen Johnson, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Rex Nowlan, Bobbie Struempler, Sherry Umshler, Bill Sims, John Thompson, Karen Lineback, Silvia Morell, Sylvia Bare, Cindy Donnelly. NOT PICTURED: Scott Butler. The 1969 CARDINAL is the pro- duct of countless hours of work—by a number of people. And it is different . . . not for the sake of change, but for the sake of im- provement. A sincere attempt was made to cap- ture the year as it was, to show things as they were and are. Special thanks are due the CHAD- RON RECORD, G B Photo, and the Emanon staff for their assistance in the production of this book. John Thompson Editor Arlana Haney Photographer Janet Hucke Copy Editor Karen Lineback Business Manager 29 EMANON STAFF STANDING: Connie Thomas, Jeanie McHenry, Juanita Blome, Paula Connell, Vicki Kelly, Gary Carlson, Dana Fuller, Kathy Hartman, Mrs. Huls, Sponsor. SITTING- FRONT ROW: Kim Grantham, Jan Norman. BACK ROW: Linda Bonar. Mary Cochran. NOT PICTURED: Sherry Umshler. Emanon sponsor Mrs. Huls explains an assignment to semi- interested staff members. The Emanon staff is one of the most industrious organizations in the school. They are always looking for new ways to express their ideas and describe various school activities. Their articles, published in the CHAD- RON RECORD, are read and enjoyed by the students, their parents, and the general public. Members of the Emanon staff have shown themselves to be a fine group of journalists who are constantly striving to improve the quality of their work and of the school newspaper. 30 ACTIVITIES Defendant Scott Martin testifies before Judge Kathy Engle. County Judge................Andy Curd County Superintendent. . .Roxy Bilyeu Veteran’s Office................Linda Larson County Agent.....................Judy Larsen Welfare Director........Leslie Jordan County Clerk............Suzanne Rice Clerk of District Court........................Debbie Cuckler County Treasurer........De Ann Glenn County Sheriff............Lee Bauman County Assessor ... De Ann McConaughey County Commissioners . . .Scott Martin Patty Martens Paul Hartman County Surveyor..................Bing Decker County Attorney.................Steve Hansen COUNTY GOVERNMENT DAY 32 CORNHUSKER BOYS’-GIRLS’ STATE GIRLS’ STATE CANDIDATES: Laurie Norman, Silvia BOYS’ STATE CANDIDATES: Dave Smith, Andy Curd, Morell, Karen Lineback, DeAnn Glenn. Steve Hansen, Bruce Holcomb. Bill Dowling American Legion Post No. 12 in Chadron named Steve Han- sen and Karen Lineback as the local Cornhuskers Boys’ and Girls’ State delegates. Named as alternates were Bruce Holcomb and DeAnn Glenn. The delegates from Chadron were chosen from an original list of twelve students competing for the awards. Entries came from both Chadron High School and Assumption Academy, and were based on class standings. Karen and Steve will attend a one- week citizenship program at the Uni- versity of Nebraska June 7-13, high- lighted by an election of officers from the state-wide list of candidates. 33 SCHOLASTIC CONTEST LEWIS OSTRAND, American Government—3rd; BILL BARE, Second Year Spanish-2nd; SYLVIA BARE, Ad- SIMS, Economics-2nd; BOB ROOS, First Year French- vanced Shorthand-2nd; MARILYN HOLMBERG, Mu- 2nd;SILVIA MORELL, First Year French—1st; JO sic—3rd. CHS TAKES DIVISION I HONORS The ninth annual Inter-High School Scholastic Contest was held at Chad- ron State College Friday, March 21. All schoolsentering the competition were placed in one of three divisions according to enrollment. Medals were awarded to students placing first, second, or third; the re- maining top twenty percent in each contest received certificates. Dr. Edwin C. Nelson, President of Chadron State College, said of the contest, “It is an opportunity and a challenge for the academically talented from the various schools to associate with each other.” Torrington, Wyo. High School cap- tured the Grand Championship trophy; Chadron High School was Division I winner; Grant placed first in Division II and Arthur County High School in Division III. More than 1,300 students from 49 schools took tests in 35 subjects. 34 STUDENTS PARTICIPATING IN CSC INTER-HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLASTIC CONTEST ART (DRAWING) ART (DESIGN) JACK McCONAUGHEY SUSAN CHAMBERLAIN CAROL NORDSTROM MARY STUMF BOOKKEEPING BEGINNING SHORTHAND ADVANCED SHORTHAND BEGINNING TYPING ADVANCED TYPING GLENDA SNOOK MARY JO BARE SYLVIA BARE LORN SNOOK CONNIE HAKANSON DRIVER’S EDUCATION BILL MORGAN TERESA JONES ENGLISH USAGE LITERATURE JANET HUCKE SAM NORMAN KATHY CURD CLOTHING AND TEXTILES STANDARD FOODS JANE FISHER JUDY LARSEN GLENNYCE BROEDER SUE DAVID WOODWORKING MECHANICAL DRAWING MIKE SCHNELL DAVE SMITH DON WAGGENER FIRST YEAR FRENCH FIRST YEAR SPANISH SECOND YEAR SPANISH SILVIA MORELL VICKIE CONNELL MARY JO BARE BOB ROOS CINDY HILL CELIA HEPWORTH GENERAL MATHEMATICS PLANE GEOMETRY ALGEBRA I ALGEBRA II ADVANCED MATHEMATICS TRIGONOMETRY BARBARA McHENRY PATTI WATTS LORN SNOOK DeANN GLENN RICK ROBERTS ROBERT WAHLSTROM KATHY REITZ REX NOWLAN LESTER LEWIS LAURIE NORMAN DARRELL WAGGENER LINDA CROUCH MUSIC MARILYN HOLMBERG ARLANA HANEY GENERAL SCIENCE CHEMISTRY PHYSICS BIOLOGY ROBERT SMITH SCOTT MARTIN DEAN SMITH STEVE YANTZI LESTER LEWIS SCOTT BUTLER BILL HAWTHORNE REX NOWLAN AMERICAN HISTORY WORLD HISTORY WORLD GEOGRAPHY AMERICAN GOVERNMENT ECONOMICS ANDY CURD JODY HARTMAN ROBERT SMITH LEWIS OSTRAND BILL SIMS SILVIA MORELL BEVERLY HEBBERT VALERIE JOHNSON GARY WEAVER BILL BERRY 35 PLAYS Lights . . . action! These words are typical to the dramatic scene. On these two pages the Annual Staff would like to show the theatre, both on stage and be- hind the scenes. The hours of hard work and the time and energy spent leading up to the climax, the ac- tual presentation, are a very important part of the show. The director, the light crew, the make-up men, and the production staff are the silent men behind the actors, who, working together, make a successful play. The actors and actresses in the plays this year have gone “all out” in their interpreta- tions of the characters. The first play presented this year concerned a little old lady and her optimistic views on life, and how her philosophy changed the minds of three would-be killers. “The Education of Hyman Kaplan,” a mu- sical comedy, was the story of a Russian im- migrant striving to attain the rights of a natu- ralized American citizen while trying to win the woman he loved. The senior play, “Dear Ruth,” a comedy, was the story of a young girl who wrote to an overseas soldier in her sister’s name. 36 “And the play is only three days away,” notes concerned director Mrs. Van Sant. “It just so happens my brother Max does have a glass eye,” explains Hyman Kaplan, played by Bert Schoettger. “I know vhat kind of husband I vant to be,” sings Rory Hall as Eisel Fishbein in the “Education of Hyman Kaplan.” 37 KING QUEEN RON GRANT KIM GRANTHAM SENIOR ATTENDANTS GARY WEAVER ANITA RHOADS CURT LECHER BILLIE CLARK 38 HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS BRAD CANE LORRIE JOHNSON CHUCK OSBORNE VICKIE RUNYAN STEVE HANSEN SCOTT MARTIN LYNN BOLLN CAROL NORDSTROM 39 40 SWEETHEART’S BALL JUNIOR ATTENDANTS: DeAnn Glenn, Andy Curd. SENIOR ATTENDANTS: Paula Connell, Bert Schoettger. KING: Gary Hudson. QUEEN: Laura Williams. SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS: Vicki Har- per, Mark Grantham. 41 PROM KING BOB WAHLSTROM QUEEN KAREN KLEMAN 0 ■ “Mike Struempler, now President of the NAACP (The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) has announced his resignation since finding out what the letters stood for ..reads Jack McConaughey from Class Prophecies. Maria Bieganski adds final touches to the entrance. The Royal Pages were hard at work serving Mothers of Junior class members, who prepared the meal, were a great help members of the Junior and Senior classes. in making the banquet a success. 43 CINDERELLA'S BALL Janet Hucke and Mary Wasserburger read their version of the Senior Class Wills. “Cinderella’s Ball” was the theme of the Chadron High School Junior- Senior Banquet and Prom held Sat- turday night, May 24. Rev. Leland Mann offered the banquet prayer. The meal was pre- pared by mothers of Junior class members. The program featured a collection of songs by Doris Daily and Bert Schoettger. Tom Gay, Senior Class President, gave the welcome; Paul Hartman, president of the Junior class, was master of ceremonies. The “Stark Realities” from North Platte provided the music for the dance, which started around 9 p.m. Coronation of the King and Queen highlighted the Prom. The King, Robert Wahlstrom, and Queen, Karen Kleman, were chosen by members of the Junior class. 44 PROM ... A NIGHT TO REMEMBER ATHLETICS FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Bert Schoettger, HB; Curt Lecher, OB; Ron Grant, HB; Rick Roberts, G; Gary Hudson, G; Mike Heide- brecht, E; Mark Tyler, C; Dean Wright, T; Steve Hansen, T; Bill Dierksen, E; Gary Weaver, FB. SECOND ROW: Nick Apa, C; Dave Smith, HB; Lee Baumann, QB; Greg Aider- man, E; Tony Doyle, HB; Andy Cisneros, T; Dennis Nixon, G; Von Bartlett, T; Scott Martin, HB; Clyde Hepworth, T; Mike Nixon, G. THIRD ROW: Brad Cain. E; Bruce Jones, G; Rory Hall, T; Scott Wieting, HB; CHADRON 19 ALLIANCE 0 CHADRON 13 VALENTINE 6 CHADRON 25 CRAWFORD 0 CHADRON 33 KIMBALL 19 CHADRON 41 RUSHVILLE 0 CHADRON 0 SIDNEY 7 CHADRON 13 GORDON 6 CHADRON 20 GERING 14 CHADRON 34 AINSWORTH 13 CHADRON 24 VALENTINE 12 CHADRON TOTAL 222 OPPONENTS TOTAL 77 Bruce Holcomb, E; Mike Struempler, G; Don Lliteras, QB; Chuck Osborn, FB: Brad Nydahl, HB; Mark Peyton, E; Larry Hutchison, G. FOURTH ROW: Assistant Coach Jerry Ecklund, Denis Hanks, G; Lyle McKinnon, E; Lorn Snook, G; Lester Haynes, E; David Wasserburger, G; Don Waggener, E; Walter Wasserburger, T; Rex Cogdill, E; Randy Perrine, T; Lloyd Serres, G; Andy Curd, E; Mark Grantham, HB; Dale Chasek, T; Head Coach Rex Jones. The Chadron High Cardinals had a great season, winning the Western Rangeland title with a 3-0 Conference record. The Cards then defeated Valentine to take the Rangeland Conference title, running the overall season record to nine wins and one loss. The reserves racked up a total of four wins, no losses, and one tie. Head Coach Rex Jones said he was happy with the “improvement and progress of the team through the year. We played some real tough opponents this year and we played real well against all of them.” Chadron High was ranked eighth in the state in Class “B” by the OMAHA WORLD- HERALD, the LINCOLN STAR, and the LINCOLN JOURNAL. 46 Cards prove hard practice pays off. Weaver and Grant take a well deserved breather. Coach Jones gives in- valuable assistance from the sidelines. 47 Assistant Coach Ecklund helps Mike Heidebrecht with his shoulder pads. Coach Jones discusses game strategy with Rick Roberts at half time. Wayne Jones contemplates an upcoming game. 48 Touch down Chadron! A-SQUAD FIRST ROW: Coach Lewis, Jan Snook, Rex Nowlan, Bruce Jones, Bill Berry, Mike Nixon, Gary Thomsen, Coach Kant. SECOND ROW: Sam Norman, Chuck Jacobs, Dean Wright, Mark Tyler, Dean Smith, Alburn Fischer. WRESTLING Chuck Jacobs, 145 pound State Class “B” Champ, on top as usual. B-SQUAD FIRST ROW: Coach Lewis, Bing Decker, Rick Witte, Coach Kant. SECOND ROW: Brad Laue, Andy Curd, Larry Hutchison. 49 Coach Kant in action. FIRST ROW: Scott Wieting, Mark Peyton, Lee Baumann, Alan Chesbro, David Smith, Bill Dierksen. SECOND ROW: Coach Ecklund, Bill Rcents, Steve Hansen, Bill McNutt, Robert Wahlstrom, Bill Dawkins, Greg Alderman. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHADRON 56 . ... VALENTINE 54 CHADRON 58 ALLIANCE 50 CHADRON 59 GORDON 49 CHADRON 58 RUSHVILLE 44 CHADRON 68 62 CHADRON 59 ELKHORN 54 CHADRON 65 41 CHADRON 52 GER1NG 62 CHADRON 59 CRAWFORD 63 CHADRON 73 MITCHELL 71 CHADRON 60 53 CHADRON 54 SIDNEY 57 50 FIRST ROW: Bob Powell, Don Lliteras, Steve Yantzi, Mark Grantham. SECOND ROW: Brad Cain, Tom Weber, Bob Vrbka, Don Waggener, Rex Cogdill, Coach Johnson. RESERVE BASKETBALL CHADRON 81 HOT SPRINGS 75 CHADRON 65 RUSHVILLE 42 CHADRON 53 GORDON 58 CHADRON 70 GERING 57 CHADRON 69 CRAWFORD 63 CHADRON 54 VALENTINE 56 CHADRON 54 ALLIANCE 56 CHADRON 59 BRIDGEPORT 55 CHADRON 82 OGALLALA 66 CHADRON 70 MITCHELL 59 CHADRON 41 CRETE 71 CHADRON TOTAL 1419 OPPONENT TOTAL 1308 51 Rex Jones, Head Track Coach. TRACK 52 Bill Dierksen, Bob Wahlstrom, Ron Grant, and John Fox (not pictured) placed third in the 880 yard relay at State. 54 CROSS COUNTRY Cross country was probably the least significant of the “minor” sports this year—not because it isn’t a fine and re- warding sport, but because it is greatly overshadowed by the football season. Also, there are few people (in Chad- ron High School, at least) who are willing to put forth the time and effort the sport requires. Thus, as Rex Nowlan put it, “Few experience the thrill of running a two-mile course while dodging cows, bottomless pits, barbed wire, flying golf balls, etc., risking life and limb to catch the guy out front.” COACH WAYNE JONES ss LEWIS OSTRAND, BING DECKER C-CLUB FIRST ROW: Lee Baumann, Scott Weiting, Don Wag- gener, Bob Vrbka, Bill Dawkins, Bob Roos, Gary Hudson, Greg Alderman, Tom Weber, Mark Peyton, Bill Dierksen, David Smith, Steve Yantzi, Coach Jones, Sponsor. SEC- OND ROW: Dean Wright, Bruce Holcomb, Von Bartlett, Brad Harvey, Jim Wohlers, Roger Corbit, Bing Decker, Nick Apa, Mark Tyler, Scott Martin, Rex Nowlan, Ron Grant, Gary Weaver. THIRD ROW: Bruce Jones, Steve Langford, Craig Matthcscn, Bill Berry, Sam Perkins, Mike Nixon, Andy Cisneros, Dennis Nixon, Sam Norman, Mike Heidebrecht, Tom lodence, Charles McKnight, Dean . Smith, Louis Ostrand, Lester Haynes, Jan Snook, Curt Lecher. FOURTH ROW: Bill McNutt, Robert Wahl- strom. Bill Reents, Steve Hansen, Rex Cogdill. OFFICERS PRESIDENT GARY HUDSON VICE-PRESIDENT STEVE HANSEN SECRETARY SCOTT BUTLER TREASURER ROBERT WAHLSTROM 56 GOLF TEAM 57 CHEERLEADERS: Debi Cuckler, Karen Kleman, Billie Clark, Janice Reitz. FIRST ROW: Valerie Ostrand, Judy Serbousek, Pam Claussen, Rae Jones, Sue David, Sherry Umshler, Sharon Mundt, Pati Ryan, Secretary; Lynn Soe- ster, Sylvia Bare, Launa Jones, Garlan Rhoads, Mary Pryor, Laurie Norman, Susan Chamberlain, Jody Hartman, Mrs. Huls, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Vallie Mason, Robyn Goff, Carrie Lingelbach, Theresa Duncan, Suzanne Cripps. Barbara Smith, Kathy Hartman, Celia Hepworth, Linda Marchant, Sally Tyree, Teri Roberts, Connie Hakan- son, Karolyn Kohler, Judy Katen, Patty Moore. THIRD ROW: Sandy Stout, Gail Brown, Kathy Jones, Jackie White, Vicki Harper, Linda Shumacher. Barb McHenry, Leslie Jordan, Vicki Kelly, Nancy Larson, Karen Lind- holm, Sandy Olson, Karen Alderman, Laura Williams, Juanita Blome, Mary Cochran, Irene Cisneros. FOURTH ROW: Cindy Peters, Cindy Hallsted, Denise Wright, Patti Watts, Elaine Harris, Virginia Sommers, Dayle Stoner, Linda Miller, Helen Lecher, Maria Bicganski, Vicki Stumf, Jane Fisher, Betty Wilcox, Mary Stumf, Cindy Donnelly, Mary Hanks, Judy King, Teresa Jones. PEP CLUB 58 CHEERLEADERS: Cindy MaGinnis, Kim Grantham, Anita Rhoads, Lynn Bolin. FIRST ROW: Marilyn Holm- berg, Janet Hucke, Vice-President;Terri Morgan, Barb Dawkins, Jeanie McHenry, Cherry Moody, Linda Warren, Silvia Morell, Connie Thomas, Colleen Murdock, Paula Connell, Glenda Snook, Mary Wasscrburger, Brenda Milli- gan, President; Carol Nordstrom. SECOND ROW: Judy Hamar, Debbie Dawkins, Terri Holmes, Carolyn Ellis, Arlana Haney, Debbie Mier, Nadine Kampfe, Patty Mar- tens, Dian Newblom, Suzanne Rice, Dee Dee Maiden, linda Redfern, Treasurer; Brenda Clark, Cathy Dannar, Chris Grosh. THIRD ROW: Vicki Runyan, Connie Hucke, Mary Jo Bare, Judy Larsen, Jan Norman, Janet Hill, Patti Kay, Jeannie Horse, Carla Hugunin, Karen Line- back, Stephanie Madsen, Bobbi Struempler, Kathy Reitz, Lorrie Johnson, Diane Trabert, DeAnn Glenn. FORUTH ROW: Janet Tuma, Patsy Beason, Sheila Reber, Jane Nissen, Judy Rickenbach, Mary Ray, Barb Kennedy, Mary Dutrow, Jackee Brookins, Patty Masek, Mickie Clark, Kay Ofe, Kathy Engel, Linda Larson, Kathy Wahlstrom, Elaine Goodman. CARDS GO TO STATE “I know my heart, I know my mind; 1 know that I stick out behind,” chant two rather embarrassed Pep Club pledges. March found many Chadron fans fol- lowing their team to Lincoln. They traveled by plane, train, car and bus. The more wealthy and earlier supporters were lucky enough to stay in furnished lodgings. Most of the high school fans stayed in the Nebraska Center or in homes of friends. At the tournament, Chadron fans were disappointed at their team’s defeat; but they found some con- solation in the fact that Crete, the team that beat Chadron, won the Class “B” title. 59 CARDINAL CO-EDS FIRST ROW: Mrs. Selen Deines, Sponsor; Launa Jones, Captain; Sally Tyree, Co-Captain; Linda Lar- son, Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs. Dorothy Pine, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Dian Newblom, Lorrie John- son, Carolyn Ellis, Janet Hucke, Carla Huginin, Pati Ryan. THIRD ROW: Connie Hucke, Barbara Ken- nedy, Mary Wasserburger, Kathy Hartman, Coleen Murdock, Dee Dee Maiden. FOURTH ROW: Mary Dutrow, Cathy Wahlstrom, Jane Nissen, Sherry Umshler, Cathy Reitz, Jan Norman, Terri Morgan. Consisting of 25 girls, the Cardinal Co-Eds are a very active group. Organ- ized in 1966, with Mrs. Dorothy Pine as sponsor, the girls have performed for half-time shows at football and basketball games and have added a lot of color to college and high school parades. This year Mrs. Selen Deines joined Mrs. Pine as a co-sponsor. Shown to the left are the newly elected officers who will serve next year. They are Sally Tyree, Captain; Mary Dutrow, Co-Captain; and Jan Norman, Secre- tary-Treasurer. 60 BACK ROW: Kathy Jones, Brenda Milligan, Laurie Norman, Rae Jones, Chris Grosh, DeAnn Glenn, Kathy Wahlstrom, Kay Ofe, Vicki Harper, Barb Kennedy, Kim Grantham. FRONT ROW: Jackie White, Pam Claussen, Robyn Goff, Judy Rickenbach, Connie Hucke. LEFT PYRAMID: Linda Larson, Dee Dee Maiden, Patsy Beason, Vickie Runyan, Lorrie Johnson, Patty Martens. RIGHT PYRAMID: Sandy Olson, Karen Alderman, Bobbi Struempler, Pati Ryan, Sally Tyree, Kathy Reitz. SPONSORS: Mrs. Selen Deines and Mrs. Sherri Walker. G.A.A. G.A.A., or Girls’ Athletic Associa- tion, consists of 30 girls who meet every Wednesday to participate in var- ious sports, including tumbling, tram- poline, volleyball, basketball, football, softball, and track. The G.A.A. girls sponsor an annual Mother-Daughter Night, in which their mothers compete for prizes in different sports. All the girls find this a pleasant way to keep in shape. OFFICERS: Treasurer DeAnn Glenn, Secretary Kay Ofe, Vice-President Patty Martens, President Kim Grantham. 61 TRAMPOLINE TEAM FIRST ROW: Chris Grosh, Vicki Har- per, Suzanne Rice. SECOND ROW: Lynn Bolin, Stephanie Madsen, Linda Larson, Jody Hartman. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Deines, Sponsor; Mrs. Walker, Sponsor. TUMBLING TEAM FIRST ROW: Cathy Wahlstrom, Sally Tyree, Launa Jones, Lorrie Johnson, Laurie Norman. SECOND ROW: Laura Williams, Mrs. Deines, Sponsor; Mrs. Walker, Sponsor; Kathy Reitz. 62 GIRLS’ TRACK TRACK EVENTS-FIRST ROW: Janie Baumann, Robyn Goff, Mimi Norman, Karen Brown. SECOND ROW: Peggy Masck, Joyce Aspden, Patti Voycheske, Kathy Jones, Cathy Wahlstrom, Charlene lodence, Chari Goff, Valerie Ostrand. 63 VOLLEYBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Dee Dee Maiden, Vickie Runyan, Patty Martens, Vicki Harper, Rae Jones, Sally Tyree, Pati Ryan. SECOND ROW: DeAnn Glenn, Kay Ofe, Sandy Olson, Janice Reitz, Bobbi Struempler, Kathy Reitz, Robin Goff. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Deines, Coach; Kathy Jones, Mrs. Walker, Coach. 64 BRAD CAIN, MARK GRANTHAM. KAREN ALDERMAN, VICKI HARPER. SOPHOMORE—soph-o-more n.;a student in PRESIDENT .........................KAREN ALDERMAN his second year at a college or secondary VICE-PRESIDENT.............VICKI HARPER school (Gk. SOPHOS wise; MOROS dull, SECRETARY.................... BRAD CAIN foolish) TREASURER...........................MARK GRANTHAM CLASS SPONSORS..............CRAIG MADSEN DURELL THOMPSON 65 SOPHOMORES ELDON BARTLETT HARRIET BARTLETT JUDY BEAR KILLER PATSY BEASON DAVID BLAYLOCK ROXANNE BLUNDELL DONNA BOYD STEVE BRITTON KAREN ALDERMAN MIKE ALDERMAN JIM AMEN DONNA ASPDEN BRAD CAIN JIM BRODRICK CLAYTON BROOKINS GAIL BROWN DENNIS CHASEK BRUCE CHEZEK BOB CANADAY DALE CHASEK PAM CLAUSSEN REX COGDILL EARL CONLEY LEE CONNERY DEBBIE DAWKINS THERESA DUNCAN MARK GRANTHAM CHRIS GROSH RORY HALL CINDY HALLSTED ROBYN GOFF ELAINE HARRIS BEVERLY HEBBERT JEANNE HORSE MARIE HUBER JUDY HAMAR STAN HAMAR DENIS HANKS VICKI HARPER MARY DUTROW JIM FANKHAUSER ALBURN FISCHER TONY HUBER CONNIE HUCKE LORRIE JOHNSON KATHY JONES RAE JONES TERESA JONES JOHN JUNG NADINE KAMPFE 69 ROLAND LEITHEAD KAREN LINDHOLM CARRIE LINGELBACH DON LLITERAS BILL MORGAN KATHY NOWLAN REX NOWLAN BRAD NYDAHL SANDY OLSON CHUCK OSBORN VALERIE OSTRAND BOB PERRETON RANDY PERRINE CINDY PETERS NORMAN PETERS DAVID PIERCE 70 BOB POWELL KATHY REITZ JUDY RICKENBACH MONTE ROBERTSON VICKIE RUNYAN ZAC SANDSTROM LARRY SCHOTT LINDA SCHUMACHER JUDY SERBOUSEK RODNEY SERRES STEVE SERRES BARBARA SMITH TIM SPECKMAN JAN SNOOK LORN SNOOK VIRGINIA SOMMERS 7) CATHY WAHLSTROM TOM WALKER JUDY WALTERS DAVID WASSERBURGER PATTI WATTS BECKY WELLING JACKIE WHITE BILL WILCOX RICK WITTE RON WITTE DENISE WRIGHT STEVE YANTZI 72 PAUL HARTMAN, ANDY CURD. DAVID SMITH, LEE BAUMANN. JUNIOR-ju-nior n.; a student in his next-to- the-last year before graduating from an edu- cational institution (L. JUVENIS young) PRESIDENT _____ VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY ..... TREASURER ..... CLASS SPONSORS . . PAUL HARTMAN ____DAVID SMITH .... ANDY CURD ... LEE BAUMANN ____DANNY LEWIS LARRY F1TZGIBB0N JUNIORS GREG ALDERMAN RICK ANDERSON NICK APA BOB BANNAN KAREN BENTLEY MARK BETSON MARIA BIEGANSKI ROXIE BILYEU LYNN BOLLN BRUCE BUMP SUSAN CHAMBERLAIN 74 NO PICTURE AVAILABLE ALAN CHESBRO ROGER CORBIT DEBBIE CUCKLER BRENDA CLARK “That’s all there is to it,” explains Dennis Nixon. MICKIE CLARK ANDY CURD MARY COCHRAN CATHY DANNAR BILL DAWKINS BING DECKER BILL DIERKSEN DUANE DOBESH CINDY DONNELLY TONY DOYLE CAROLYN ELLIS TOM EMICK KATHY ENGEL JANE FISHER ERNEST GLENDENNING DEANN GLENN ELAINE GOODMAN DAN GRAY GARY HALLSTED ARLANA HANEY MARY HANKS STEVE HANSEN 76 DEAN HENSEL CELIA HEPWORTH KEN HERR JANET HILL BRUCE HOLCOMB TERRY HOLMES ROBERT HOLST CARLA HUGUNIN LARRY HUTCHISON BRUCE JONES LESLIE JORDAN DEAN KAISER 77 PATTI KAY ARLAN KEIM BEVERLY KEIM JUDY KING JUDY LARSEN LINDA LARSON HELEN LECHER ROGER LAUDER KAREN LINEBACK STEPHANIE MADSEN MONTY MAGINNIS PATTY MARTENS SCOTT MARTIN PATTY MASEK DEE DEE MAIDEN VALLIE MASON DEANNE LYLE McKINNON CHARLES McMASTERS DEBBIE MIER McCONAUGHEY BILL MILLER LINDA MILLER LEE MOORE SILVIA MORELL SHARON MUNDT JOYCE MURDOCK DIANNE NEWBLOM JANE NISSEN 79 DENNIS NIXON MIKE NIXON CAROL NORDSTROM JAN NORMAN LAURIE NORMAN KAY OFE ELIZABETH PACE RICH PASCALE ROBERT PICOTTE BILL PLATT MARY RAY TERRY RAYMER SHEILA REBER KEITH REID JANICE REITZ SUZANNE RICE 80 DAYLE STONER RICK STROM BOBBIE STRUEMPLER MARY STUMF GARY THOMSEN DIANE TRABERT MARK TYLER SALLY TYREE GARY SHORT DENNIS SIMMONS DAVID SMITH RICHARD SHAFFER JOHN RYAN RITA ROBERTS TERI ROBERTS LLOYD SERRES BETTY WILCOX JAMES WOHLERS ROSEMARY WOLV1NGTON — - TOM WEBER JANET TUMA WALTER WASSERBURGER DON WAGGENER SCOTT WIET1NG STEVE WOOD DEAN WRIGHT 82 JACK McCONAUGHEY, MARY WASSERBURGER, JANET HUCKE, TOM GAY. PRESIDENT ........................TOM GAY SENIOR-se-nior n.; a student in the year VICE-PRESIDENT....... JACK McCONAUGHEY preceding graduation from a school of secon- SECRETARY...................JANET HUCKE dary or higher level (ME, fr. L. SENIOR old- TREASURER.............MARY WASSERBURGER er elder) CLASS SPONSORS...........MAUREEN JOHNSON JOE JOHNSON SENIORS CATHY BARAGER SYLVIA BARE BILL BERRY JUANITA BLOME LINDA BONAR GLENNYCE BROEDER JACKEE BROOKINS CHRISTINE BRUN SCOTT BUTLER GARY CARLSON BRUCE CARNAHAN ANDY CISNEROS 84 IRENE CISNEROS BILLIE CLARK KEN CLARK PAULA JO CONNELL “Jack McConaughey does some interesting work,” notes Bob Roos. LINDA CROUCH TERRY CUNNINGHAM KATHY CURD TOM DAM 85 SUZANNE DAVID BARBARA DAWKINS PAUL EM1CK JOHN FOX DANA FULLER TOM GAY BOB GOODRICH RON GRANT Terry Cunningham gropes his way through a maze in psychology class. KIM GRANTHAM CONNIE HADEN CONNIE HAKANSON YOLANDA HALLSTED KATHY HARTMAN BILL HAWTHORNE LESTER HAYNES MIKE HEIDEBRECHT CLYDE HEPWORTII MARILYN HOLMBERG DAN HOOD JANET HUCKE 87 GARY HUDSON TOM IODENCE CHUCK JACOBS LAUNA JONES KAYLENE KUBO STEVE LANGFORD NANCY LARSON CURT LECHER 88 Bob Pierce elucidates a rather difficult trigonometry problem. CRAIG MATTHESEN BRENDA MILLIGAN VICKI MIRANDA JACK McCONAUGHEY 89 STEVE LEONARD ANNETTE MASEK GARY LEITHEAD STEVE L1NDHOLM BILL McNUTT CHERRY MOODY PATTY MOORE TERESA MORGAN COLLEEN MURDOCK GINGER MURPHY SAM NORMAN DALE NOVOTNY TEDDY ODELL TONY MYKRIS JEANIE McHENRY CHARLES McKNIGHT ROY OLSON KEN OSBORN LEWIS OSTRAND MIKE PARKS TOM PAULSON SAM PERKINS MARK PEYTON BOB PIERCE MARY PRYOR LINDA REDFERN BILL REENTS ANITA RHOADS GARLAND RHOADS RICK ROBERTS BOB ROOS PATI RYAN 92 BERT SCHOETTGER BILL SIMS DEAN SMITH GLENDA SNOOK SHERRY UMSHLER PAULETTE VAN VLEET DARREL WAGGENER ROBERT WAHLSTROM 93 DOROTHY WALKER LINDA WARREN MARY WASSERBURGER GARY WEAVER PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE COLENE ATCHISON CARMAN BOYD CINDY HILL JUDY KATEN BARBARA MADSEN LAURA WILLIAMS VONNA SCHOTT JOHN THOMPSON 94 THE CLASS OF 1969-CHADRON HIGH SCHOOL’S 80th GRADUATING CLASS. 95 GRADUATION BACCALAUREATE COMMENCEMENT SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1969 WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1969 Processional—“Pomp and Circum- stance” Band Elgar Processional-“Pomp and Circumstance” Band Elgar Invocation Rev. James Holden Selection-“Halls of Ivy” Choir Russell-Knight Selection—“0 All Ye Nations” Choir Heinrich Schutz Address—“Success with D’s?” Dr. Bruce Bartels Scripture-Jeremiah 17:5-11 Rev. James Holden Awards James Myers Selection—“Now Thank We All Our God” Choir Crueger-Goodell Selection-“0 Clap Your Hands” Choir Glarum Class Sermon—“In Whom Do You Rev. Ralph Christman Presentation of Class Elmer Corbit Trust?” Presentation of Diplomas Leslie Kleman Benediction Rev. James Holden Awards Musical Benediction—“Threefold Amen” Noble Recessional—“March from Athalia” Mendelssohn Choir Band Recessional—“March from Mendelssohn Athalia.” Band TOP TEN PERCENT WILLIAM HAWTHORNE, VALEDICTORIAN DEAN SMITH, SALUTATORI AN JOHN THOMPSON SCOTT BUTLER JANET HUCKE ROBERT ROOS RICK ROBERTS ROBERT WAHLSTROM GARY WEAVER GLENDA SNOOK DARREL WAGGENER REGENTS FOUR-YEAR SCHOLARSHIP DEAN SMITH ALTERNATE: WILLIAM HAWTHORNE HONORS-ADVANCED PLACEMENT CHADRON STATE COLLEGE EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS SCOTT BUTLER JANET HUCKE KATHLEEN CURD TERESA MORGAN SYLVIA BATE CHADRON STATE COLLEGE MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP MARILYN HOLMBERG KIWANIS MEDAL WILLIAM HAWTHORNE AMERICAN LEGION (BILL TAYLOR) YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP MARY WASSERBURGER ELKS AWARDS DEAN SMITH DEAN SMITH WILLIAM HAWTHORNE JANET HUCKE 9. 96 INDEX A Alderman, Greg 22,46,50,56,57,74 Alderman, Karen 17,25,28,58.61,65,66 Alderman, Mike 66 Amen, Jim 17,18,19,66 Anderson, Rick 74 Apa, Nick 46,56,74 Aspdcn, Donna 66 B Bannan, Bob 20,74 Bar a gar, Mary 84 Bare, Mary Jo 23,24,26,28,34,59,74 Bare, Sylvia 23,24,28,34,58,84 Bartlett, Eldon 66 Bartlett, Harriet 66 Bartlett, Von 46,56,74 Baumann, Lee 46,50,56,73,74 Bear Killer, Judy 66 Beason, Patsy 17,19,25,59,61,66 Belk, BUI 74 Bentley, Karen 74 Berry, Bill 20,49,56,84 Bctson, Mark 74 Bicganski, Maria 24,58,74 BUyeu, Roxie 74 Blaylock, David 66 Blome, Juanita 17,30,58,84 Blundell, Roxanne 66 Boldon, Roy 74 BoUn, Lynn 39,59,62,74 Bonar, Linda 20,21,24,27,30,84 Bowen, Pam 21 Boyd, Carman Boyd, Donna 66 Britton, Steve 17,66 Brodrick, Jim 22,66 Broeder, Glennyce 27,84 Brookins, Clayton 26,66 Brookins, Jackee 20,21,24,27,59,84 Brown, GaU 58,66 Brun, Chris 20,84 Bump, Bruce 74 Butler, Scott 17,18,56,84 c Cain, Brad 16,39,46,51,65,66 Canaday, Bob 67 Carlson, Gary 30,84 Carnahan, Bruce 25,84 Chamberlain, Susan 24,28,58,74 Chasek, Dale 46,67 Chasek, Dennis 67 Chesbro, Alan 50 Chezek, Bruce 67 Cisneros, Andy 14,46,56,84 Cisneros, Irene 20,21,58,85 Clark, BiUic 38,58,85 Clark, Brenda 17,59,75 Clark, Diana Clark, Ken 85 Clark, Mickie 21,27,59,75 Claussen, Pam 58,61,67 Cochran, Mary 20,24,25,30,58,75 CogdUl, Rex 46,51,56,67 Conley, Earl 67 Connell, Paula 16,17,18,20,21,24,26,30, 41,59,85 Connery, Lee 67 Corbit, Roger 22,56,75 Cripps, Suzanne 58,67 Crouch, Linda 25,85 Cuckler, Debbie 18,21,23,58,75 Cunningham, Terry 85 Curd, Andy 20,21,33,41,46,49,73,75 Curd, Kathleen 16,23,85 D Dam, John 25,67 Dam, Tom 85 Dannar, Cathy 23,59,75 David, Sue 17,22,24,58,86 Dawkins, Barbara 59,86 Dawkins, BUI 50,56,75 Dawkins, Debbie 59,67 Decker, Bing 49,55,56,75 Dierksen, Bill 46,50,54,56,76 Dobesh, Duane 76 Donnelly, Cindy 17,19,28,58,76 Doyle, Tony 46,76 Duncan, Theresa 17,24,58,67 Dutrow, Mary 59,60,68 E Ellis, Carolyn 20,21,25,27,59,60,76 Emick,Tom 76 Emick, Paul 86 Engel, Kathy 59,76 F Fankhauscr, Jim 68 Fischer, Alburn 49,68 Fisher, Jane 17,18,24,58,76 Fisher, Jim Fox, John 22,86 Fuller, Dana 30,86 G Gay, Tom 83,86 Glendenning, Ernest 76 Glenn, DeAnn 16,25,28,33,41,59,61,64, 76 Goff, Robyn 58,61,63,64,68 Goodman, Elaine 59,76 Goodrich, Bob 57,86 Grant, Ron 38,46,54,56,86 Grantham, Kim 16,22,25,27,30,38,59, 61,88,51 Grantham, Mark 25,41,46,51,65,68 Gray, Dan 76 Grosh, Chris 16,17,26,59,61,62,68 H Haden, Connie 22,23,27,87 Hakanson, Connie 21,58,87 Hall, Rory 46,68 Hallstcd, Cindy 20,58,68 Hallsted, Gary 17,76 Hallstcd, Yolanda 87 Hamar, Judy 59,68 Hamar, Stan 68 Haney, Arlana 16,17,18,19.26,28,29, 59,76 Hanks, Denis 46,68 Hanks, Mary 21,22,58,76 Hansen, Steve 16,33,39,46,50,56.76 Harper, Vicki 17,19,41,58,61,62,64, 65,68 Harris, Elaine, 58,68 Hartman, Jody 17,18,19,58,62,77 Hartman, Kathy 27,30,58,60,87 Hartman, Paul 73,77 Harvey, Brad 56,77 Hawthorne, BiU 27,87 Haynes, John 77 Haynes, Lester 46,56,57,87 Hebbert, Beverly 68 Heidebrecht, Mike 22,46,56,87 Hensel, Dean 77 Hepworth, Celia 26,58,77 Hepworth, Clyde 22,46,87 Herr, Ken 77 Hill, Cindy Hill, Janet 59,77 Holcomb, Bruce 16,33,46,56,77 Holmberg, Marilyn 17,18,19,20,21,34, 59.87 Holmes. Terry 21,25,59,77 Holst, Robert 77 Hood, Dan 17,20,21,27,87 Horse, Jeanne 17,18,59,68 Huber, Marie 68 Huber, Tony 69 Hucke, Connie 59,60,61,69 Hucke, Janet 16,20,23,24,28,29,59,60, 83.87 Hudson, Gary 41,46,56,88 Hugunin, Carla 22,59,60,77 Hutchison, Larry 25,46,49,77 I lodcnce, Tom 56,88 J Jacobs, Chuck 20,25,49,88 Johnson, Lome 20,25,39,59,60,61,62, 69 Jones, Bruce 17,18,46,49,56,77 Jones, Kathy 20,58,61,63,64,69 Jones, Launa 27,58,60,62,88 Jones, Rae 20,24,58,61,63,64,69 Jones, Teresa 58,69 Jordan, Leslie 58,77 Jung, John 69 K Kaiser, Dean 77 97 Kampfe, Nadine 20,25,59,69 Katen, Judy 20,58 Kay. Patti 17,18,19,24,26,28,59,78 Keim, Arlan 78 Kcim, Beverly 22,78 Keim, Loren 22,88 Kelly, Vicki 30,58,88 Kennedy, Barb 20,21,25,59,60,61.69 King, Judy 20,23,24,25,58,78 Kleman, Karen 27,42,58,88 Kohler, Karolyn 20,58,88 Kubo, Kaylene 88 Kubo, Kenny 69 L Langford, Steve 56,88 Langston, Robert Larsen, Jim 69 Larsen, Judy 24,59,78 Larson, Linda 21,59,60,61,62,78 Larson, Nancy 17,20,58,88 Lauder, Roger 78 Laue, Brad 49,69 Lecher, Curt 22,38,46,56,88 Lecher, Helen 23,58,78 Leithead, Gary 89 Leithead, Roland 69 Leonard, Steve 89 Lindholm, Karen 20,58,69 Lindholm, Steve 89 Lineback, Karen 17,19,24,28,29,33,59, 78 Lingelbach, Carrie 21,58,69 Lliteras, Don 46,51,69 M Madsen, Barbara Madsen, Stephanie 21,25,59,62,78 Maginnis, Cindy 59,70 Maginnis, Monty 25,78 Maiden, Dee Dee 16,24,59,60,61,63,64 78 Marchant, Linda 58,70 Martens, Patty 24,59,61,63,64,78 Martin, Yvonne 70 Martin, Scott 39,46,56,78 Masek, Annette 89 Masek, Patty 21,27,59,78 Mason, Vallie 58,78 Matthesen, Craig 56,89 McConaughey, DeAnne 20,79 McConaughey, Jack 83,89 McHenry, Barb 58,70 McHenry, Jeanie 23,27,30,59,90 McKinnon, Lyle 46,79 McKnight, Charles 56,90 McMasters, Charles 20,79 McNutt, BUI 17,18,50,56,90 Mier, Debbie 20,22,59,79 Miller, BUI 79 Miller, Linda 22,23,58,79 MUligan, Brenda 16,22,25,27,59,61,89 Miranda, Vicki 89 Moody, Cherry 24,25,59,90 Moore, Lee 20,79 Moore, Patty 21,58,90 Morgan, BiU 70 Morgan, Teresa 20,23,24,28,59,60,90 MoreU, Silvia 23,24,26,28,33,34,59,79 Mundt, Sharon 20,58,79 Murdock, CoUeen 59,60,90 Murdock, Joyce 79 Murphy, Ginger 90 Mykris, Tony 17,90 N Ncwblom, Dianne 59,60,79 Nissen, Jane 20,28,59,60,79 Nixon, Dennis 46,56,80 Nixon, Mike 22,25,46,49,56,80 Nordstrom, Carol 39,59,80 Norman, Jan 16,24,26,28,30,59,60,80 Norman, Laurie 16,20,21,33,58,61,62,80 Norman. Sam 16,20,21,49,56,90 Novotny, Dale 20,90 Nowlan, Kathy 70 Nowlan, Rex 16,28,49,56,70 Nydahl, Brad 46,70 O OdeU, Teddy 17,20,21,22,27,90 Ofe, Kay 59,61,64,80 Olson, Roy 91 Olson, Sandy 58,61,63,64,70 Osborn, Chuck 25,39,46,70 Osborn, Ken 22,91 Ostrand, Lewis 34,55,56,91 Ostrand, Valerie 58,63,70 P Pace, Elizabeth 80 Parks, Mike 91 Pascale, Rich 80 Paulson, Tom 22,91 Perkins, Sam 14,25,56,91 Perreton, Bob 20,70 Perrine, Randy 26,46,70 Peters, Cindy 58,70 Peters, Norman 70 Peyton, Mark 46,50,56,91 Picotte, Robert 80 Pierce, Bob 17,91 Pierce, David 70 Platt, BUI 57,80 PoweU, Bob 51,71 Pryor, Mary 58,92 R Ray, Mary 59,80 Raymer, Terry 80 Reber, SheUa 59,80 Red fern, Linda 23,28,59,92 Reents, BUI 50,56,57,92 Reid, Keith 80 Reitz, Janice 21,58,64,80 Reitz, Kathy 59,60,61,62,64,71 Rhoads, Anita 38,59,92 Rhoads, Garlan 58,92 Rice, Suzanne 17,18,19,32,59,62,80 Rickenbach, Judy 20,21,25,59,61,71 Roberts, Rick 46,92 Roberts, Rita 26,81 Roberts, Teri 58,81 Robertson, Monte 25,71 Roos, Bob 16,18,26,34,56,92 Runyan, Vickie 17,19.39,59,61,64,71 Ryan, John 57,81 Ryan, Pati 28,58,60,61,64,92 S Sandstrom, Zac 71 Schoettger, Bert 20,22,41,46,93 Schott, Larry 71 Schott, Vonna Schumacher, Linda 20,25,58,71 Serbousek, Judy 58,71 Serres, Lloyd 46,81 Serres, Rodney 71 Serres, Steve 71 Shaffer, Richard 57,81 Short, Gary 81 Simmons, Dennis 81 Sims, BiU 28,34,93 Smith, Barbara 58,71 Smith, David 16,33,46,50,56,73,81 Smith, Dean 49,56,93 Snook, Glenda 23,59,93 Snook, Jan 49,56,71 Snook, Lorn 25,46,71 Soester, Lynn 22,23,58,93 Sommers, Virginia 16,17,19,58,71 Speckman, Tim 71 Sprock, John 17,93 Stoner, Dayle 17,21,24,58,81 Stout, Sandy 20,58,72 Strom, Rick 22,81 Struempler, Bobbie 24,28,59,61,64,81 Struempler, Mike 46,93 Stumf, Mary 58,81 Stumf, Vickie 20,58,72 T Thomas, Connie 17,30,59,93 Thompson, John 16,28 Thomsen, Gary 49,81 Thornton, Merle 22,72 Tobin, Sandy Trabert, Diane 59,81 Tuma, Janet 17,18,25,28,59,82 Tyler, Mark 20,21,46,49,56,81 Tyree, SaUy 18,22,28,58,60,61,62,64,81 U Umshler, Sherry 28,58,60,93 V Van Vleet, Paulette 17,21,93 Vrbka, Bob 51,56,72 W Waggener, Darrel 93 Waggener, Don 46,51,56,82 Wahlstrom, Cathy 59,60,61,62,63,72 Wahlstrom, Robert 16,17,26,42,50,54,56 93 Walker, Dorothy 94 98 Walker, Tom 72 Walters, Judy 72 Warren, Linda 17,23,24,25,59,94 Wasserburger, David 22,46,72 Wasscrburgcr, Mary 22,23,26,59,60,1 Wasserburger, Walter 46,82 Watts, Patti 22,58,72 Weaver, Gary 38,46,56,94 Weber, Tom 51,56,82 Welling, Becky 72 Wertz, Bob 20,21,27,94 White, Jackie 58,61,72 Wieting, Scott 46,50,56,57,82 Wilcox, Betty 58,82 WUcox, Bill 72 Williams, Laura 22,41,58,62,94 Witte, Rick 25,49,72 Witte, Ron 25,72 Wohlers, James 17,18,56,82 Wolvington, Rosemary 22,24,27,82 Wood, Steve 82 Wright, Dean 46,49,56,82 Wright, Denise 58,72 Y Yantzi, Steve 16,51,56,72 SCHOOL BOARD Alderman, Allen 8 Fitzgibbon, Lavernc 8 Kleman. Les 8 Muldoon. Pat 8 Olson, Harley 8 Stahla, Richard 8 ADMINISTRATION Corbit, timer 8 Myers, James 9 FACULTY Deines, Selen 10,60,61,62,64 Ecklund, Jerry 10,46,50 Fitzgibbon, Larry 10 Huls, Grances 10,30,58 Hussey, Delbert 10,28 Johnson, Joe 10,51 Johnson, Maureen 10,23,28 Johnson, Susan 11,23,28 Jones, Rex 11,46,52,56 Lewis, Danny 11,25,49 Madson, Craig 11,57 Martin, Natalie 11,24,26 Neeland, Marjorie 11,22 Norris, Larry 12 Perkins, Stephen 12,20,21 Pine, Dorothy 12,60 Simonton, Geraldine 12,16 Taylor, James 12 Thompson, Durrell 12,17,19 Van Sant, Dorothy 12,16 Warning, John 12 Watson, Robert 13 Jones, Wayne 55 Kant, Bill 49 Walker, Sherry 61,62,64 SECRETARIES Eaton. Wilma 13 Tinsley. Ronnie 13,27 Wieting, Bcv 13 COOKS Goff, Irene 14 Hawk, Mrs. John 14 CUSTODIANS Cisneros, Andy 14 Eaton, Skip 14 Horse, Boog 14 Pattinson, Fred 14 Perkins, Sam 14 Skala, Barb 14 Tinsley, Denny 1 14 99