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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1970 volume:

Time it icas. And what a time it was, It was . . . A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago ... it must be . . I have a photograph. Preserve your memories, They’re all that’s left you. Paul Simon THE ANNUAL STAFF OF 1970 PRESENTS THE 1970 CARDINAL 4 L' ✓ The world in which we live is a world of human beings who do the good, the bad. the useless, the noble, the brave, the foolish and the wise things. No man exists alone, for everyone of us is touched by other people. We may be- gin our lives by giving love to one other human being, but if we are wise, that love extends to family, friends, our little world and so to all humanity. In this book are pictures of life as people see it. Author Unknown “THE TIME IS NOW” IT IS A TIME FOR LIVING 2 As one looks down the rows of empty scats, a feeling of desolation is formed in one’s mind. Now. imagine the room filled with people talking, laughing, and playing. It springs to life; it has personality. People shape our school and give it life; without them the school is only an empty building. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION .............................................7 FACULTY....................................................10 SENIORS ...................................................17 JUNIORS ...................................................31 SOPHOMORES ................................................37 ACTIVITIES ................................................45 SPORTS ....................................................63 ORGANIZATIONS..............................................81 6 SCHOOL BOARD Harley Olson, Les Kleman, LaVeme Fitzgibbon, Pat Muldoon, Alan Alderman. Not Pictured, Richard Stahla. 7 Our school board takes their work seriously and does a good job. MR. CORBIT, SUPERINTENDENT This has been another banner year for the Chadron City School System as the Middle School makes application to join the High School as approved members of the North Central Association of Schools and Colleges. Chadron High School has maintained continuous membership in NCA since 1918. This agency is an accrediting association for 19 states from West Virginia through the Great Lakes area, and on west to Colorado, New Mexico, and Wyoming. The North Central Association has only recently estab- lished criteria for membership of junior high schools or middle schools, and membership on the part of a school marks that institution as one meeting very high standards of educational excellence. May the students of Chadron High School enjoy this book not only for this year, but for years to come! Elmer W. Corbit 8 MR. MYERS, PRINCIPAL Time gives the impression of being a lasting, ever- present commodity. As we come to the close of another school year, we find that some more months have slipped from our grasp. It is our hope that the time has been well spent, that strong foundations have been laid, and that good super-structures will result. Let us approach the future with determination to do the best we can, and with confidence that we are prepared. 9 FACULTY NATALIE MARTIN Chadron State R.S. in Languages M.S. in English Subject: Spanish I, Spanish II, French I, French II Sponsor: Foreign Language Club, Future Teachers of America GERALDINE SIMONTON Chadron State M.S. in Education Subject: English 11 Sponsor: Student Council DURELL THOMPSON Colorado State M.A. in Music Subject: Band, Music Theory CRAIG MADSON Chadron State B.S. in Speech Subject: English 10, English 12 Sponsor: Sophomore Gass JOHN WARNING University of Wyoming M.A. in Education and Guidance Guidance Counselor 10 DICK GAMET Colorado State B.A. in Music Subject: Mixed Choir, Choir 9 Sponsor: Junior Class ED PLANANSKY Chadron State B.S. in Chemistry and Math Subject: Chemistry, Senior Science, Physics Sponsor: Senior Class SUSAN JOHNSON Chadron State B.S. in Business Education Subject: Shorthand, English 10. General Business 9 Sponsor: Annual DOROTHY PINE Iowa State University B.S. in Home Economics Subject: World History, Home Ec. I. II, and III Sponsor: Cardinal Co-Eds DOROTHY VAN SANT Chadron State M.A. in Education Subject: Speech, Comparative Government, Psychology, Drama and Stagecrafts Sponsor: Student Council BOB RUNGE Chadron State B.S. in Education Subject: Drafting I and II, Electricity, Wood II, and Metals 11 DANNY LEWIS Chadron State B.S. in Mathematics Subject: General Math II. Geometry Sponsor: Sophomore Class MARJORIE NEELAND Chadron State B.S. in Library Science Subject: Library Science Sponsor: Library Club REX JONES Chadron State M.S. in Administration Assistant Principal Subject: U.S. History Sponsor: C-Club. Head Football Coach, Head Track Coach JOHN MONSON University of Nebraska B.S. in Distributive Education Subject: Bookkeeping. Distributive Education 1 II Sponsor: Senior Class. Distributive Education Clubs of America IVAN LURZ Chadron State B.S. in Science Subject: Biology MARK ANDERSON University of Nebraska B.A. in Art Subject: Art II Sponsor: Junior Class ROBERT WATSON Chadron State B.S. in Mathematics Subject: Algebra II, Driver’s Education, Trigonometry MARY JO DOWNER Chadron State B.S. in History Subject: Office Practice, Bookeeping, Typing II. History Sponsor: future Business Leaders of America SHERRY FRICHTL Chadron State B.S. in Physical Education Subject: Girls Phys. Ed. 10, 11, 12 Sponsor: Pep Club, Gymnastics Team JERRY ECKLUND Chadron State B.S. in Physical Education Subject: Boys Phys. Ed 9 10 Sponsor: Head Basketball Coach, Assistant football Coach FRANCES HULS Chadron State, University of Kansas M.S. in Education Subject: American Problems Sponsor: Emanon DAVID HAUSMAN Kearney State B.A. in Industrial Arts Subject: Drafting I II. Metals, Electricity. Wood II 13 SECRETARIES Ronnie Tinsley Secretary to Mr. Myers Bev Wieting Secretary to Mr. Corbit OFFI TENDE BETA First Row: Carolyn Ellis, Chari Goff, Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs. Tins- Second Row: Sheila Kuhn, Ten Voycheske, Lorrie Johnson, Judy ley, Sponsor; Mary Ray, President; Carrie Lingelbach, Sheila Reed. Rickenbach, Nadine Kampfe. Offi Tende Beta, sponsored by Mrs. Ronnie Tinsley, is composed of energetic young women who work in the office during their free periods. Many of the activities they carry out, such as taking attendance, answering the telephone and delivering messages help to prepare these students for possible office jobs in the future. is COOKS AND CUSTODIANS Mrs. Hawk, Mrs. Goff Dave is hard at work. This page is dedicated to the hard-working, often forgotten cooks and custodians who work around the clock to make our school environment more pleasant. Boog Horse, Fred Pattinson, Mrs. Hawk, Mrs. Goff, and others deserve recog- nition by the student body and faculty for their contribu- tion to Chadron High. Ray Tulafona, Merle Williams, Tom Guszak, Lyle Craig. A long day of work has finally ended for Fred. 16 SENIORS President: Scott Martin (not pictured) Vice President: Andy Curd Secretary: Bill Dierkscn Treasurer: Dcanne McConaughey BILLBELK KARN BENTLEY VON BARTLETT LEE BAUMANN NICK APA GREG ALDERMAN 18 LYNN BOLLN BRUCE BUMP MARIA BIEGANSK1 ALAN CHESBRO MARK BETSON ROX1E BILYEU j i i PAM BOWEN SUSAN CHAMBERLAIN ROGER CORBIT CATHY DANNAR CINDY DONNELLY BRENDA CALRK DUANE DOBESH ANDY CURD BILL DIERKSEN MICKIE CLARK ERNEST GLENDENNING ELAINE GOODMAN 21 ARLANA HANEY MARY HANKS JODY HARTMAN BRAD HARVEY JOHN HAYNES DEAN HENSEL BRUCE HOLCOMB 22 TERRY JO HOLMES CARLA HUGININ LARRY HUTCHISON BRUCE JONES BEVERLY KEIM ARLAN KEIM 23 JUDY KING ( SHEILA KUHN KAREN CAVENDER JUDY LARSEN PATTY MARTENS PATTY MASEK LINDA LARSON MONTE MAGINNIS 24 DEANNE McCONAUGHEY CHARLES McMASTERS VALLIE MASON LINDA MILLER LEE MOORE BILL McCANCE I LYLE McKINNON 25 JOYCE MURDOCK MIKE NIXON DIANNE NEWBLOM CAROL NORDSTROM JAN NORMAN LAURIE NORMAN SILVIA MORELL V SHARON MUNDT BOB PICOTTE BILL PLATT MARY RAY KEITH REID JANICE REITZ KAY OFE SUZANNE RICE RITA ROBERTS 27 CHERYL SCHEEF DAYLE STONER DAVE SMITH LLOYD SERRES GARY SHORT JOHN RYAN RICHARD SHAFFER DENNIS SIMMONS 28 JANET TUMA MARY STUMF SALLY TYREE RICK STROM DON WAGGENER BARB STRUEMPLER DIANE TRABERT MARK TYLER 79 TOM WEBER SCOTT WIETING life DEAN WRIGHT TOM EMICK RICH PASCALE NOT PICTURED: ROY BOLDON PAUL HARTMAN ROGER LAUDER SCOTT MARTIN JANE NISSEN WALTER WASSERBURGER 30 JUNIORS President: Mark Grantham Vice President: Jim Kelly Secretary: Chris Grosh Treasurer: Suzanne McCancc Donna Boyd Steve Britton Jim Brodrick Bob Canaday Dale Chasek Dennis Chasek Bruce Chizek Pam Claussen Rex Cogdill Lee Connery Earl Conley Suzanne Cripps John Dam Debbie Dawkins Theresa Duncan Karen Alderman Jim Amen Judy Bear Killer Patsy Beason Harriet Bartlett Sk Chris Bowlds Donna Aspden Eldon Bartlett Dave Blaylock Roxanne Blundell 32 Album Fischer Pamela French But Jan, my calculations. . . Bill Fox Robyn Goff Mark Grantham Debbie Hagman Sam Hagman Rory Hall Cindy Hallsted Judy Hamar Stan Hamar Denis Hanks Elaine Harris Beverly Hebbert Robert Holst Jeanne Horse 33 Connie Huckc Sue Jansen Lorrie Johnson Becky Jones Kathy Jones Teresa Jones Rac Jones John Jung Nadine Kampfc Jim Larsen Brad Laue Jim Kelley Barbie Kennedy f Kenny Kubo We always knew Brad was a little queer! Karen Lindholm Carrie Lingelbach Roland Leithead Don Lliteras Cindy Maginnis Linda Marchant 34 Brad Nydahl Sandy Olsen Chuck Osborn Valerie Ostrand Randy Perrine Bob Perreton Norm Peters Bobby Powell Kathy Reitz Judy Rickenbach Marilyn Romey Vickie Runyan Zac Sandstrom Larry Schott Linda Schumacher 35 Judy Scrbousck Rod Series Steve Series Barbara Smith Jan Snook Lorn Snook Ginger Sommers Vickie Stumpf Merle Thornton Bob Vrbka Cathy Wahlstrom Tom Walker Dave Wasserburger Patti Watts Becky Welling Jackie White Billy Wilcox Rick Witte Denise Wright Becky contemplates in psychology. 36 Ron Witte Steve Yantzi SOPHOMORES President: Jan Baumann Vice President: Bill Gricscr Secretary: Dave Curd Treasurer Peggy Masek Craig Barker Janice Baumann Dawn Berry Rick Bickford Rae Jean Blundell Curt Bach Bob Baker Cathy Bowlds Bill Blinker Bryce Bump Karen Brown Kathy Brueckner Jolene Buckmaster Jack Carlson John Castle Vicki Chesbro Craig Clarke Dixie Claussen Vicki Connell Jim Conley Carol Craig A v Larry Finley Darrell Drullinger Julie Engel l Donna Finney Jim Fisher Roy Fitzgibbon Leonard Forbes Stanley Fox Kenny Gibson 39 Doris Hensel Leann Holst Kathy Hutchison Lawrence Hewitt Greg Hollibaugh Valerie Johnson Lois Jones A familiar scene around the high school is a chess board. Danny con- templates his next move. Linda Johnson 40 Calvin Kirkpatrick Debbie Kleman Bonnie Koch Linda Knouse Rieka Jones Janice Larsen Judie Larsen John Lemmon Lester Lewis Steve Kubo Marg Loosbrook Steve Loosbrook Dawn Lyman Mark Madsen Pam March ant I Peggy Masek Is it popcorn yet? David Meistcr o Dottie Medcalf 41 Donna Mcrdanian Rick Meredith Teri Mozes Roberta Mucr J Tim McDonald Loren Raymer Cheryl Reed 42 Debi Sargent Paul Sauser Larry Schardt Terry Schmidt Tom Schmidt Mike Schnell Joyce Serbousek 43 Crystal Serres Lana Smith Mary Staby Terrie Stahla Dirlene Steffe The proud winners of the “Most Spirited Persons of Chadron High. Cam Umshler Pati Voycheske Mary Stewart Deon Thompson Connie Thornton Cindy Tyree Ten Voycheske Christie Waltman Cindi Waltz Carrie Warren Cecil Wasserburger 44 ACTIVITIES COUNTY GOVERNMENT DAY County government day is a very special day for the Juniors in our school. Elected to their respective county offices, they run our government for a day and receive an insight into what is going on. County Judgc-Bccky Welling, County Attorney Rex Nowlan, County Commissioners-Steve Yantzi. Rae Jones, Brad Nydahl; County Clerk- Jeanne Horse, County Superintendent-Robyn Goff, County Agent Bev- erly Hebbert, County Treasurer-Cindy Maginnis, Sheriff-Merle Thornton, County Assessor-Suzanne McCance, Clerk of District Court Karen Lind- liolm. Welfare-Pain Trench, County Surveyor-Mark Grantham. 46 SCHOLASTIC CONTEST Bruce H., 3rd, Art; Bill M., 2nd, Chem.; Patti K„ 2nd, Econ.; Roxie B., 2nd. Ad. Shorthand; Janies Me., 3rd, Alg. I; Betty W., 1st, Bookkeeping; Theresa D., 1st. Beg. Shorthand; Valerie O., 3rd. Ad. Typing; Patti W., 3rd, Eng. Usage; Barb K„ 2nd, Span- ish; Leann H., 2nd. French;Paul S., 1st. Mech. Drawing. The students of Chadron High can be very proud of these stu- dents who received 1st, 2nd, or 3rd place awards at the Scho- lastic Contest this year. All students who took part in the Contest had a big part in helping to bring home the Grand Champion Award. ECONOMICS...........................Patti Kay Silvia Morell ART DESIGN................................Bruce Holcomb Mary Stumf BEGINNING TYPING....................Lucy Apa STANDARD FOODS......................Jan Norman Maria Bieganski WOODWORKING........................Roger Young Johnny Edwards FIRST YEAR SPANISH................Barb Kennedy Kathy Anderson TRIGONOMETRY.............................Laurie Norman Andy Curo GENERAL SCIENCE................James MeCafferty Mark Wieting DRIVERS EDUCATION..........................Bill McCance Rick Bickford AMERICAN HISTORY............................Jim Kelley ADVANCED MATH.....................Steve Hansen Dave Smith ENGLISH USAGE.......................Patti Watts ADVANCED TYPING.........................Valerie Ostrand PHYSICS...........................Steve Hansen LITERATURE........................DeAnn Glenn Silvia Morell MECHANICAL DRAWING..................Paul Sauser John Castle ADVANCED SHORTHAND.................Roxie Bilyeu FIRST YEAR FRENCH..................Leann Holst Valerie Johnson PLANE GEOMETRY...........................Lester Lewis Mary Staby MUSIC.......................................Jim Amen Jody Hartman BOOKKEEPING........................Betty Wilcox CHEMISTRY..................................Bill Morgan AMERICAN GOVERNMENT......................Laurie Norman WORLD GEOGRAPHY.............................Ron Haden BEGINNING SHORTHAND...........Theresa Duncan ART DRAWING................................Mary Stumf Valerie Ostrand GENERAL BIOLOGY...............Valerie Johnson CLOTHING AND TEXTILES..........Dianne Newblom Jane Fisher ALGEBRA I.....................James MeCafferty Chris Holst ALGEBRA II................................Steve Yantzi Bill Wilcox GENERAL MATH..............................Terry Schmidt Cindy Waltz WORLD HISTORY...............................Jan Norman Rita Roberts SECOND YEAR SPANISH................Patti Kay Chris Grosh 47 BOY AND GIRL STATE “Yeah, but 1.. Candidatos for Girl State: Theresa Jones. Beverly Hebbert. Patti Watts, Cathy Wahlstrom. Candidates for Boy State: Merle Thornton, Steve Yantzi, Rex Cogdill, Rex Nowlan. Rex Nowlan was chosen to go to Boy State and Steve Yantzi was chosen as alternate. HOMECOMING ’ m QUEEN LAURIE NORMAN KING LEE BAUMAN PEACE WILL GUIDE THE PLANETS VIRGINIA SOMMERS JIM KELLEY CHARI GOFF LESTER LEWIS LYNN BOLLN DAVE SMITH KATHY ENGEL STEVE HANSEN AND LOVE WILL STEER PAM CLAUSSEN MARK GRANTHAM Iff THE STARS BONNIE KOCH DAVE CURD 50 AGE OF AQ 51 SADIE HA WKIN’S The annual Sadie Hawkin’s dance was held on November 15, sponsored by the Junior class. King and Queen were Bruce Jones and Jody Hartman. Cho- sen as wearing the best dress costume were Carrie Warren and Alan Chesbro. Music was provided by The Odyssey.” 52 SWEETHEARTS BALL Queen Mary Ray and Greg Alderman Attendants Bryce Bump and Christie Waltman Rex Cogdill and Robyn Goff The crowning of the royalty was accompanied by the introduction of the Student Council’s mystery prince, seven-year old Charlie Lee Cool. 53 54 PROM KING QUEEN ANDY CURD JANICE REITZ ATTENDANTS BILL McCANCE DIANE TRABERT The Juniors arc busy at their task of decorating “What happens if I push this button, Mr. Garnet? asks Mike, the gym and the stage for the Prom. 56 2001 SPACE ODYSSEY Enter, you see before you an instrument panel, lights blinking on and off. Onward, weird lights and rocks that glow in the darkness—a thin stream of vapor envelops you. Where are you? No, not on the moon, but passing through the entrance to Prom 1970, 2001 Space Odyssey” The Junior-Senior Banquet served by sophomore boys, was followed by entertainment provided by Sam Norman and Paula Connell. Janice Reitz and Andy Curd were crowned Queen and King at the Prom dance where the music was provided by the Train. 57 LO AND BEHOLD CAST Milo Alcott.....................Rex Cogdill Mr. Wingate..................Dennis Nixon Daisy Durdle . . Deanne McConaughey Dr. Robert Dorsey . . . Randy Perrine Minnetonka Smallflower.........Jody Hartman Kenneth Moore.........Bill McCance Honey Wainwright........Sue Jansen Jack McDougal.............Rory Hall 58 THE LOUD RED PATRICK Rosalie Flannigan Rita Flannigan .. Mrs. Gallup...... Mary Flannigan . Maggie Flannigan Patrick Flannigan Mr. Finnegan. ... Ralph Penrose. .. Richard.......... CAST ....................Jody Hartman ....................Pam French ....................Debi Sargent ............Deanne McConaughey ....................Suzanne Rice ....................Randy Perrine .....................Rex Nowlan .......................Nick Apa .....................Von Bartlett PRODUCTION STAFF 59 ON A CLEAR DAY CAST OF CHARACTERS Dr. Mark Bruckner Mrs. Hatch........ Daisy Gamble . . . Muriel Bunson . . . James Preston . . . Samuel Welles . . . Mrs. Welles....... Sir Hubert Insdale Hubert Insdale. . . Millard Cross . . . . Warren Smith . . . Edward Moncrief. Flora ............ Dr. Conrad Fuller. B.C.A. Official. . . . . Greg Alderman . Nadine Kampfe Barbara Kennedy Suzanne McCance . . . . Dave Smith . . . . Mark Tyler . . . Carolyn Ellis . . . Joe Anderson . . . Bill McCance . .Bruce Holcomb . . . Alan Chesbro .....Rory Hall . . .Connie Hucke .....Andy Curd . . . Joe Anderson Plus Students, Friends, Passengers on the Trelawney, passen- gers on the S.S. Bernard Cohn, and the people at the Airport, who are also members of the Choir. Peggy Masek Lorrie Johnson Suzanne Cripps Vicki Connell Dona Finney Judy Rickenbach Vicki Stumf Roxanne Blundell Cathy Wahlstrom Becky Jones Theresa Jones Terrie Stahla Debbie Mier YOU CAN SEE FOREVER ORCHESTRA PRODUCTION STAFF Flute ..... Clarinet . . . Bass Clarinet Oboe........ French Horn Cornet . . . . Bassoon . . . Trombone . String Bass . Piano....... Percussion . . .Jody Hartman, Cindy Donnelly, Patsy Beason, Vickie Runyan . . . Mr. Ron Reidler, Jane Fisher, Theresa Duncan, Karen Alderman ..................Cathy Bowlds ..................Arlana Haney ......Chris Bowlds, Brenda Clark ..................Suzanne Rice, Chris Grosh, Cathy Dannar ..................Mary Staby ..................Bruce Jones .....................Tom Paulson ..................Laurie Norman .................. Janet Tuma, Mr. Durell Thompson .......Mr. Richard Garnet .......Mrs. Nick Van Sant .......Mrs. Nick Van Sant Drama and Stage-Craft Class .......Mr. Mark Anderson .............Mr. Nick Apa, Mr. Bruce Bump .........Mrs. Margo Garnet . ... Mrs. Durell Thompson Music Director. . . . Drama Director . . . Set Design.......... Make-Up Properties Stage Crew.......... Art Design.......... Light Design........ Choreography Publicity. . . . 61 62 SPORTS FOOTBALL 64 First Row: Jim Kelley, Roy Fitzgibbon, Rodney Serres, Rex Cog- dill, Walter Wasserburger, Dean Wright, Steve Hansen, Andy Curd, Roger Corbit, Lloyd Serres, Greg Alderman, Curt Bach, Dave Curd. Cecil Wasserburger. Second Row: Greg Dorr, Bill Brinkcr, Mark Madsen, Mike Williams, Don Waggener, Merle Thornton, Rory Hall, Allan Chesbro, John Lemmon, Tom Weber, Von Bartlett, Mark Tyler, Bryce Bump, Scott Wieting, Lee Baumann. Third Row: Dave Wasserburger, Dennis Hanks, Steve Loosbrock, Brad Nydahl, Scott Martin, Don Llitcras, Bruce Holcomb, Lester Lewis, Tony Doyle, Craig Clark, Bill Dierkson, Dave Smith, Eric Nixon. 65 The Chadron High football team became the Rangeland Champions through the efforts of a very competent squad composed of experienced seniors and energetic underclass- men. Four senior boys, Alan Chesbro, Steve Hansen, Lee Baumann and Scott Wieting were selected for the All-Con- ference team. Two others, Walter Wasserburger and Bill Dierksen, were given honorable mention. The Cardinals initiated a “Century Club” for their defensive players. A system was used whereby a certain number of points were given for each tackle, coverage of a fumble and assist. When a player accumulated one hundred points or more, he was a member of the club. The top four Century Club members were Steve Hansen, Bruce Holcomb, Scott Martin, and Bryce Bump, respectively. Other members were: Don Lliteras, Andy Curd, Scott Wieting, Mark Tyler, Walt Wasserburger, Greg Alderman, Merle Thornton, Bill Dierksen and Dave Smith. Cardinal quarterback Lee Baumann smashed records as he passed his way into the record books. Baumann’s totals in offense by far surpassed records for the past fourteen years at the high school. He threw 142 passes and completed 64 for a total of 1,306 yards and 7 touchdowns. 66 BASKETBALL A-SQUAD First Row: Alan Chesbro, Lee Baumann, Steve Hansen, Scott Wiet- ing. Bill Dierkscn, Dave Smith. Second Row: Coach Jerry Ecklund, Steve Yantzi, Mark Grantham, Bob Baker, Rex Cogdill, Jim Kelley, Don Llitcras, Merle Thornton, Manager. 68 First Row: Steve Loosbrock, Bryce Bump, Lee Connery, Cecil Was- Clarke. Mark Madsen. Roy Fitzgibbon, Dave Curd. Lester Lewis, serburger, Bobby Powell. Second Row: Coach Wayne Jones, Craig Manager. B-SQUAD The Chadron Cardinal's cage team ended their 1969-1970 season with a 13-8 record. It was a slightly disappointing season with a few very close losses and many tense games. The team averaged 59 points per game while only allowing their opponents 51.1 points. The team worked hard and earned the third place trophy at the Chad- ron State College Holiday Tournament. The most valuable player for the season was Steve Hansen. Steve set a new record for rebounds in making 261 in 21 games and also was the field goal champ in mak- ing 46.2 percent of his shots. Bill Dierksen earned the honor of Defensive Player of the Year from a vote By his teammates. The efforts of two other senior boys. Scott Wieting and Dave Smith cannot be forgotten as they played very essential and im- portant roles in the team’s success. Bill Dierksen was named to the Western Conference team and Lee Baumann and Steve Hansen were named to the West Rangeland team, an honor for both the boys and our school. All our boys worked hard this year and we are very proud of them. WRESTLING B-SQUAD-Back Row: Walter Wasserburger, Don Waggener, Brad Lauc, Rob Witte, Ed Planansky, Coach. Front Row: Gus Hagnian, Jan Snook, Eric Nixon, and Roland Nixon. 70 Our Coach Kant. The 1969-1970 season for the Chadron High Grapplers ended in our send- ing two boys to the state tournaments, Dennis Nixon, in the 175 pound class, and Alburn Fisher, heavyweight. The season’s record showed many close matches lost by only a few points, which made our season only par- tially as successful as we had hoped. Two seniors, Mike Nixon and Mark Tyler, having fine seasons, were not able to qualify for state due to unfor- tunate “quirks of fate.” Crowds cheer and coaches yell out instructions; but during a match the wrestler is alone with his competitor and an official who tries to keep the conflict orderly. His success or failure, his victory or defeat, depends entirely on his own effort; but isn’t this as it should be for all our life? A-SQUAD-Back Row: Album Fisher. Mark Tyler, Dennis Noxon, Andy Curd. Sam Hagman, Jim Conley. Front Row: Ken Glendenning, Rex Newlan, Cy Hartman, Bruce Jones. Rick Witte, and Mike Nixon. 71 CHS 20 0 29 22 28 25 13 6 21 21 CHS 18 38 10 8 51 28 15 18 14 31 47 CHS 46 41 86 59 63 65 41 54 43 65 42 53 94 55 47 53 58 77 66 80 52 Football OPPONENTS Alliance Valentine Crawford Kimball Rush ville Sidney Gordon Gering Ainsworth Valentine Basketball OPPONENTS Valentine 59 Alliance 53 Gordon 48 Rushville 60 Kimball 50 Bridgeport 47 Elkhorn 65 Alliance 50 Crawford 37 Bridgeport 47 Gering 45 Sidney 51 Hot Springs 49 Rushville 28 Mitchell 45 Gordon 47 Gering 59 Crawford 53 Alliance 76 Bridgeport 48 Mitchell 56 Wrestling OPPONENTS Alliance Rushville Gordon Valentine Crawford Rushville Gerring Alliance Gering Kimball Crawford Golf This year the Chadron High golf team was coached by Craig Madson. Tire four main golfers were seniors: Greg Alderman, Scott Wieting, Bill Dierksen and Bill Platt. The best score of the season was turned in by Greg Alderman,-an 81 on a par 72 course. The Chadron High team attended several tournaments around the area. They placed fifth in the Rangeland Conference with a score of 280 and fourteenth in the Alliance Invitational. Volleyball CHS OPPONENTS won Alliance lost won Hay Springs lost lost Crawford won lost Harrison won won Gordon lost won Alliance lost won Gordon lost lost Crawford won won Hay Springs lost lost St. Agnes won Girls’ Track FOUR MEETS Harrisburg 5th (12 teams) Bayard 3rd (23 teams) CHS Invitational 2nd ( 6 teams) Mitchell 5th (13 teams) The 440 relay team finished with the second fastest time in the state. (Robyn Goff, Karen Brown, Jan Bau- man, Mimi Norman; time; 53.8) The top two scorers in meets were Robyn Goff and Jan Baumann. Hoys’ Track The 1970 Chadron High track team was hampered by the bad spring weath- er. There were about twenty-five boys out for track with twenty of these competing in the scheduled meets. The team was coached by Rex Jones, Ed Planansky, and Wayne Jones. 1970 Schedule Scottsbluff Relays Alliance Invitational C-Club Invitational Western Conference Meet Chadron State invitational Rangeland Conference Meet District Track Meet State Track Meet Steve Hansen was the leading scorer in the meets. Steve qualified for the state meet in the discus. He also quali- fied last year. Junior Rex Cogdill also qualified for the state meet in the high jump. Mark Tyler and Lee Baumann were the other consistent scorers for the Cardinal track team. Lee ran in the 120 yd. high hurdles and Mark scored in the shot put. Picture at left. Standing: Coach Wayne Jones, Roy Fitzgibbon, Mark Grantham, Steve Loos- brock, Lee Baumann, Mark Tyler, Bob Baker, Curt Bach, Rex Cogdill, Bill Dierksen, Andy Curd, Jim Kelly, Steve Hansen, Mark Madsen, Don Waggener, Walt Wasserburger, Coach Rex Jones, Coach Ed Planansky. Kneeling: Mike Pesicka, Lynn Grantham. Dave Curd, Craig Clark. Steve Yantzi, Sam Hagman, Tim Speckman. and Brad Dede 75 Where’s Roger? GOLF Will it ever be the same without them? Bill Platt, Scott Wciting, Bill Dierkson, Greg Alderman, Cecil Wasserburger, Greg Dorr, Bill Brinkcr. 76 VOLLEYBALL Front Row: Deon Thompson, Jan Baumann, Vickie Runyan, DeAnn Tyree, Sue Ofe, Jackie White, Patti Voycheske. Coaches: Mrs. Ba- Glenn, Dirlcne Steffc, Rac Jones, Carolic Baker. Back Row: Chris shaw, Mrs. FTichtl. Waltman, Kay Ofe, Patty Martens, Sandy Olson, Cindy Tyree. Sally The volleyball team, although not hav- ing an outstanding season, proved their ability as a team when competing against 25 teams at the Chadron State College Volleyball tournament. They put forth a great effort during the tournament games to win a third place trophy. 77 Last fall, tryouts were held by the sponsors, Mrs. Bashaw and Mrs. Frichtl, for positions on the trampoline and tumbling teams. Selected as captain of the trampoline team was Chris Grosh and as captain and co-cap- tain respectively of the tumbling team was Sally Tyree and Jan Baumann. The gymnastics team, a combination of the trampoline and tumbling teams, gave a very fine performance at a home basketball game. TRAMPOLINE i. Hartman, C. Grosh, R. Goff, J. Aspden, P. Voycheske, and S. Olson. 78 GYMNASTICS TUMBLING S. Tyree, L. Norman, C. Wahlstrom, C. Waltz, L. Johnson. D. Steffe, and J. Baumann. 79 GIRLS’ TRACK Front Row: Vicki Jansen, Chris Grosh, Linda Knouse, Suzanne McCance, Peggy Masek. Janice Baumann, Karen Brown. Robyn Goff, Rosanne French. Second Row: Mrs. Bashaw, Mary Hugunin, Mimi Norman, Charlene lodence, Mary Staby. Sandy Olson, Kim Giles, Cindy Tyree, Joanne Hedgecock, Sue Jansen, Carrie Linglcback, Jeanette Romey, Cathy Anderson, Mrs. Frichtl. ORGAMZA TIONS STUDENT COUNCIL VOICE OF THE STUDENT BODY First Row: Arlana Haney, President; Rex Nowlan, Vice President; Sally Tyree, Secretary; DeAnn Glenn, Treasurer; Mrs. Simonton. Co-Sponsor; Mrs. Van Sant, Co-Sponsor. Second Row: Suzanne Cripps, Pam Claussen, Robyn Goff, Laurie Norman, Bruce Jones, Ed Connery, Silvia Morcll. Third Row: Steve Yantzi, Jan Norman, Karen Lineback, Laurie Johnson, Bonnie Koch, Carolyn Ellis, Mary Jo Bare, Steve Hansen. Fourth Row: Lee Baumann, Dave Smith. Andy Curd. Merle Thornton, Lester Lewis, Rob Witte. Not Pictured: Jeanie Horse. Barbara Strumpler. STUDENT COUNCIL IN ACTION The Student Council of the Chadron High School has been in existence for two years. They have been very active in school affairs. This year’s activities include selling candy, sponsoring the Penny Princess Christmas dance, sponsoring an all school play, “Lo and Behold, making stationary with the school picture on it available to the student body, and sponsoring the Sweetheart Ball. One of their favorite projects was the adoption of a child in the name of the school. Little Charlie Lee Goolwas introduced to the stu- dent body as the surprise royalty at the Sweetheart Ball. The Student Council helped formulate the C.H.S. dress code as well as conducted a poll among the students that set up the policy of who could attend all-school dances. 82 CARDINAL BAND First Row: Jane Fisher, Theresa Duncan. Karen Alderman. Dayle Stoner, Arlana Haney, Jody Hartman. Cindy Donnelly, Mary Staby, Vickie Runyan, Patsy Beason, Laurie Rish. Second Row: Cindy Tyree, Lucy Apa. Linda Corbit, Karen Lindholm. Suzanne McCance, Steve Britton, Cathy Bowlds, Chris Bowlds, Brenda Clark, DcAnn Glenn, Karen Cavendar, Virginia Sommers, Jim Amen. Third Row: Stanley Fox, Tony Wilke, Gary Halls ted. Jack Carlson. Chris Grosh, Suzanne Rice. Cathy Dannar. Deon Thompson, John Tanceman. Mike McNutt, Jim Wohlers. Bill McCance. Bruce Jones. Fourth Row: Cindy Maginnis. Janice Reitz, Terry Platt, Dirlene Steffe. Jeanne Horse, Janet Tuma, Kathy Reitz, Darrell Drullinger. Joanne Hedge- cock. Patti Kay. Mr. Durrell Thompson. BAND ACHIEVEMENTS This was a very busy year for the Cardinal Band. We marched in various parades and received two superior ratings, one at the CSC Band Day and one at Fort Collins, Colorado. Many of us participated in pep band, pit band, stage band, and other small groups. Toward the end of the year we were active in several concerts and received an Excellent at the District Contest at Alliance, Nebraska. We would like to thank Mr. Durrell Thompson, our director, for making this a fun and most rewarding year. 83 MUSIC CONTEST Sax Trio: Steve Britton, Jim Amen, Virginia Sommers. Woodwind Quintet: Jody Hartman, Brenda Clark, Arlana Haney, Mary Staby, Jane Fisher. Solos: Jody Hartman, Suzanne Rice, Jack Carlson, Jim Amen, Chris Bowlds, Cindy Donnelly, Arlana Haney. Flute Trio: Vickie Runyan, Patsy Beason, Cindy Don- nelly. Drum Quartet: Janet Tuma, Dirlene Steffe, Jeanne Horse, Patti Kay. Brass Sextet: Deon Thompson, Suzanne Rice, Chris Bowlds, Bruce Jones, Jim Wohlers, Mike McNutt. 84 CHOIR l irst Row: Joyce Serbousck, Connie Hucke. Pam Marchant. Robyn Goff, Debbie Hagman, Laurie Norman. Second Row: Karen Brown, Peggy Masek, Sheila Reid, Deon Thompson, Donna Finney, Nadine Kampfe, Becky Jones, Laurie Johnson, Suzanne Cripps, Carol Nord- strom. Jackie White. Kathy Jones, Rae Jones, Kathy Wahlstrom. Linda Schumacher, Karen Lindholm. Third Row: Linda Marchant. Carolyn Ellis, Carolie Baker, Judy Larsen, Carrie Lingelback. Mimi Norman, Vicki Connell, Janice Larsen, Kay Ofe, Carla Hugunin. Pam Gaussen, Terrie Stahla, Dottie Modcalf. Jolene Buckmaster, Nlickic Clark, Patty Masek, Sharon Mundt. Fourth Row: Vickie Stumpf, Debbie Mier, Sue Ofe, Barb Kennedy, Virginia Sommers, Roxann Blundell, Rory Hall. Alan Chesbro, Bill McCance, Joe Anderson, David Blaylock. Mark Betson, Richard Shaffer, Jim Broderick, Andy Curd. David Smith. Mark Tyler. SOLOISTS RECEIVE SUPERIORS AT CONTEST Barb Kennedy Rory Hall 86 STUDIO SINGERS Front Row: Roxanne Blundell. Deon Thompson. Carolyn Ellis, Back Row: Rory Hall, Bill McCance, Joe Anderson, Dave Smith Nadine Kampfe, Judy Rickenbach, Barb Kennedy, Becky Jones, and Andy Curd. Cathy Wahlstrom, Lori Johnson, Mimi Norman, and Robyn Goff. The Studio Singers is a group selected by Mr. Richard Garnet from the concert choir. Although this group has only performed at one concert, they have spent many hours in practice. Barb Kennedy, Debbie Mier. and Rory Hall represented the Chadron High vocal department at the Music Contest at Sidney with solos. Each of these students received a Supe- rior rating. At a dinner held for the music students, awards were given for the outstanding members. Those receiving them were Senior, Andy Curd; Junior, Barb Kennedy; and Sophomore, Mimi Norman. 87 f irst Row: Mike Nixon. Scott Martin. Lee Baumann, Treasurer: Wohlers, Von Bartlett, Mark Tyler. Tom Weber, Steve Yantzi, Rex Brad Nydahl. Vice President; Bill Dierksen, President; Dave Smith. Nowlan. Third Row: Bruce Holcomb, Greg Alderman, Scott Wicting Secretary; Tony Doyle. Second Row: Bill Platt, Bruce Jones, Jim Andy Curd, Steve Hansen. Rex Cogdill, Don Waggcncr, Dean Wright. OK team, let’s go out there and win! 38 22-36 hike! C-CLUB The C-Club is an organization in our school honoring boys who excel in sports activities. Through C-Club we hope to promote sportsmanship and further athletic interest throughout the school. Athletics mean more than competition between two indi- viduals or teams. It is a means of teaching a way of life-a very fine way of life. Coach Jones calls the roll for the Century Club. 88 PEP CLUB Back Row: S. Kuhn. P. Kay. D. Mier. S. Morell. P. Martens. M. Stumf, K. Ofe, B. Wilcox. M. Clark, S. Mundt, K. Cavender, J. Fisher, C. iiuginin. M. Bieganski. K. Lindholm. J. Horse, N. Kampfc, L. Larson, P. Masek. Third Row: R. Bilycu, M. Bare, C. Ellis, T. Holmes, S. Chamberlain, J. Norman, A, Haney, R. Roberts, B. Strucmplcr, R. Blundell. D. Stoner, D. Trabert, M. Hanks, E. Harris, D. Wright, L. Johnson, J. Rickenbach, L. Nor- man. Second Row: M. Ray, J. Larsen. B. Kennedy, J. King, L. Jordon, E. Goodman. C. Donnelly, D. McConaughey, J. Nissen, B. Jones, S. Jansen, B. Smith. M. Dutrow, K. Wahlstrom. First Row: R. Jones, K. Jones, D. Glenn, V. Sommers, J. Tuma, S. Rice, K. Bentley, J. Murdock. C. Nordstrom, J. Hartman, C. Dannar. B. Clark, D. Ncwblom. SPONSORS: Mrs. Frichtl, Mrs. Bashaw. CHEERLEADERS: S. Tyree. J. Reitz, L. Bolin, K. Engel. Back Row: R. Murer, J. Buckmaster, D. Medcalf, C. lodence, V. Connell, T. Stahla, M. Norman. J. Heiser, V. Stumf, J. Han- sen, M. Staby, S. Ofe, S. Olson, P. Beason. K. Alderman, S. Cripps, L. Marchant. Third Row: K. Brucckner, C. Tyree, P. Voycheskc, D. Hensel, D. Sargent. J. Engel, C. Platt, B. Koch, D. Kieman, D. Hutchsinon.C. Umshler. K. Waltman, D. Finney, P. Watts, L. Schumacher, C. Hallsted, C. Lingelbach. Second Row: V. Johnson. J. Larsen, R. Jones, R. Blundell. C. Thorn- ton, L. Jones, P. Claussen. J. White, C. Warren. C. Waltz. D. Ly- man. M. Stewart. A. Darlington, P. Marchant. J. Romey. T. Jones, J. Scrbousek, C. Grosh. First Row: C. Goff, J. Baumann, M. Gimpel, C. Lien. J. Scrbousek, D. Berry. J. Larsen, D. Thompson, P. Masek, C. Reed. K. Brown, V. Chcsbro, D. Hag- man. R Goff, L. Knouse. CHEERLEADERS. V. Runyan, C. Maginnis, K. Reitz, C. Hucke. 89 OFFICERS KAREN PRESIDENT L1NEBACK JEANNE VICE-PRESIDENT HORSE LAURIE SECRETARY NORMAN KAREN -TREASURER BENTLEY EXECUTIVES SOPHOMORES -TERRIE STAHLA JANICE BAUMANN JUNIORS PATSY BEASON KAREN ALDERMAN SENIORS DEANN GLENN DIANE TRABERT PEP CLUB IN ACTION 90 CHEERLEADERS 91 CINDY MAGINN1S CONNIE HUCKE KATHY REITZ VICKIE RUNYAN CO-EDS Beginning at Top: Dianne Newblom, Captain; Linda Larson, Joyce Murdock, Patty Martens, Nadine Kampfe, Deanne McConaughey, Mary Dutrow, Co-Captain; Karen Bentley, Carolyn Ellis, Kathy Wahlstrom, Lorrie Johnson, Jan Norman, Secretary-Treasurer. Not Pictured: Cindy Waltz, Kathy Brueckner, Charlene lodence. Cardinal Coeds, under the supervision of Mrs. Bashaw, worked hard at becom- ing a performing unit at half-time shows. At the beginning of the year. Cardinal Coeds had the honor of ac- companying the Chadron High Band to Band Days at Fort Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Pine were our sponsors on the trip. The Coeds also participated in Band Day at Chadron State College, Chadron High Homecoming Parade and Chadron State College Homecoming Parade. Try-outs were held and three more girls were added to bring the member- ship to 16. The Coeds participated in both foot- ball and basketball half-time shows during the year. All in all, the Coeds are very happy with their year and feel it was most successful. Christmas party at Mrs. Pine’s home. Last Performance 92 GAA First Row: Kay Ofe, President; Patsy Beason, Vice-President; Patty Martens, Secretary; Dirlene Stcffe, Treasurer. Second Row: Janice Baumann. Robin Goff, Cheryl Reed. Dottie Medcalf, Carrie Warren. Dawn Lyman, Sheila Nowlan, Vicki Chesbro, Kathy Wahlstrom. Third Row: Karen Brown, Chari Goff, Pam French, Charlene lodence, Cindy Platt. Terri Stahla, Sue Ofe, Cindy Tyree. Linda Knouse, Joyce Aspden. Lorrie Johnson. Fourth Row: Cindy Hall- sted. Rae Jones, Carolie Baker, Patti Voycheske. Sally Tyree. Mary Staby. Sandy Olson, Janet Hansen. Debbie Klcman. Jackie White. Pam Claussen, Mrs. Frichtl, Sponsor. 93 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA First Row: Mary Ray, Vice-President; Linda Miller, Sec- retary1; Leslie Jordan, Silvia Morell, President; Dean Wright, Walter Wasserburger, Bill Belk, Treasurer and Stu- dent Council Representative; Dan Gray, Patty Masek. Kar- en Bentley. Mickie Clark. Second Row: Nadine Kampfe, Denise Wright, Elaine Harris, Kathy Jones, Connie Hucke. Patsy Beason, Lome Johnson, Vicki Stumf, Mr. Monson, Sponsor. Third Row: Don Lliteras, David Wasserburger, Rex Cogdill, Steve Yantzi, Bob Perreten. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA First Row: Cathy Dannar, Secretary; Silvia Morell, Vice- President and Student Council Representative; Mary Jo Bare, President; Judy King, Treasurer. Second Row: Judy Larsen, Judy Serboucek, Brenda Clark. Third Row: Elaine Harris, Denise Wright, Sally Tyree. Standing: Miss Down- er, Sponsor. 94 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Standing: Silvia Morcll, Mary Stumpf, Crystal Serres, Rosemary Seated: Kay Ofe, Theresa Duncan, Rae Jones, Patty Martens, Vir- Wolvington, Connie Huckc, Rieka Jones, Jan Norman, Mrs. Martin. ginia Sommers, Patti Kay, Vicki Connell. The Chadron High Chapter of the Future Teachers of America is composed of students interested in the teaching profession. FTA helps its members to become better ac- quainted with their specific areas of interest. This year, emphasis has been placed on studying the modular sched- uling system. The officers are: Jan Norman, President and Student Coun- cil Representative; Patty Martens, Vice-President; Patti Kay, Secretary; and Rae Jones, Treasurer. Mrs. Martin is the sponsor. 95 FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB First Row: Mary Jo Bare, Jan Norman, Kathy Wahlstrom, Chris Grosh, Lynn Bolin, Lana Smith, Mrs. Martin. Second Row: Becky Jones, Silvia Morell. Rita Roberts, Valerie Johnson, Connie Thorn- ton. Ann Darlington, Sheila Nowlan. Third Row: Linda Johnson, Jeanne Horse, Virginia Sommers, Randy Perrine. Steve Britton. Vicki Connell, Patti Kay, Dawn Lyman. Officers W CHRIS GROSH prf:sident KATHY WAHLSTROM VICE-PRESIDENT JAN NORMAN SECRETARY MARY JO BARE TREASURER AND STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE LQue? MRS. NATALIE MARTIN SPONSOR Lee Baumann, Merle Thornton, Lloyd Serres, Von Bartlett, Rick Strom, Greg Alderman, Roger Lauder, Lee Connery, Roger Corbit. Roxi Bilycu, Jane Nissen, Karen Bentley, Teri Holmes, Lynn Bolin. Joyce Murdock. DeAnn Glenn, Deanne McConaughey. LIBRARIANS Sharon Mundt, Judy Larsen, Rosemary Wolvington, Mary Hanks, Connie Thornton, Llaine Goodman, Rita Roberts, Beverly Heb- bert, Beverly Kiem. Chari Goff. Mrs. Neeland. Cathy Dannar. Brenda Clark. Judy King. Susan Chamberlain, Phyllis Broeder. Denise Wright, Roy Bolden. Barb Smith, Linda Miller, Llaine Harris, Barbara McHenry. Dawn Berry, Laurie Norman. Mary Jo Bare, Silvia Morcll. 97 ANNUAL Editor—Jan Norman ( I think, um .. Fourth Row: Valerie Johnson, Nadine Kampfe, Sally Tyree, Janice Reitz, Suzanne Rice, Janet Tuma, Connie Hucke, Patsy Beason, Deann Glenn. Third Row: Darrell Drullingcr, Diane Newblom, Roxie Bilycu, Susan Chamberlain, Jody Hartman, Patti Kay, Rex Nowlan- Assistant Business Manager, Dean Kaiser. Second Row: Ann Darlington, Lorrie Johnson, Virginia Sommers, Assistant Photographer Deann Glenn. STAFF McConaughey, Dean Hcnsel. I;ront Row: Karen Aider- man-Co-Editor. Karen Cavender-Business Manager, Jan Norman-Editor. Arlana Haney-Photographer, Cindy Donnelly-Copy Editor. Not Pictured: Barb Kennedy. Hard at work. Janet Hansen, Dottie Medcalf, Rae Jones, Denise Wright, Jan Norman, Editor, Cindy Platt, Jody Hartman, Carrie Warren, Linda Knouse, and Theresa Duncan. Not Pictured: Patty Masek and Mickie Clark. EMANON The Emanon was written by twelve girls who used their spare time to gather information and write stories. The staff was to be com- plimented as only one member had experience in newspaper writing. Jan Norman served as editor and Mrs. Huls as sponsor. The staff would like to thank the CHADRON RECORD for publish- ing the EMANON. 100 GRADUATION The ending of a school year means another class of seniors is graduating. This year one-hundred and six seniors graduated from Chadron High School on May 27. Mr. Paul Norton, executive vice-president of New York Life Insurance and 1913 graduate of Chadron High delivered the graduation address. Mr. James Myers, principal, presented certificates and gold cords to the top ten percent of the senior class. Honored stu- dents were Andy Curd, valedictorian: Steve Hansen, salutator- iam Laurie Norman, David Smith, Mary Stumf, Silvia Morell, Bruce Holcomb, Bill Belk, Beverly Keim, Betty Wilcox, and DeAnn Glenn. Mary Stumf, Beverly Keim, Patty Martens, Don Waggener, Arlana Haney and Patti Kay received teaching scholarships to Chadron State College and Suzanne Rice and Arlana Haney received music scholarships to C.S.C. Three girls. Cindy Donnelly, DeAnn Glenn, and Laurie Norman ranked in the top three percent of all students in the National Merit Scholarships and received a letter of commendation. The Omaha World Herald announced that Paul Hartman had been chosen outstanding Midland teen-ager of the year. It was a wonderful graduation, full of happiness and tears, congratulations and farewells and one that many will never forget. 101 103 104 as I stare thru the window of lost time looking over my yesterdays, reflections of how life used to b - of the love that was mine gently knocks the pane of glass memories tomorrow-many tomorrows -always tomorrow . . . and a span of forevers. Karen (Lineback) Cavender