Clarks High School - Bomber Yearbook (Clarks, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1967 volume:

% CLARKS HIGH SCHOOL Clarks, Nebraska Judy Ostrander, Editor The Bomber Annual Staff Reda Cook Phil Sutko Alex Kufeldt Renae Dexter Matt Shonsey Jim Clark Dennis Van Pelt Snamhof Fditors Bettv Herman Sandy Soli Joyce Bialas Irene Brunken Dennis McLean Don Viochoskic Leo Ziemba Jim Borov iak Jay Wemhoff Faculty Advisor Doug Bolen Dedication We, the Senior Class of 1967, dedicate this annual to Mr. Lloyd Lanik, an outstanding teacher and coach, who has contributed much to our school, and for leading our football team to State Championship. We would like to thank all the sponsors we have had through our four years of high school. They are: Mr. Jones, Mrs. Banks, Mr. Lanik, Mr. Augilar, Mr. Eigstiy, and Mr. Hoffman. A Mr. John Jones Mrs. Gerry Khun Superintendent English II Secretary Mrs. Marie Banks Commercial and English I Faculty Mr. Norman Sodomka - Music Mr. Osborne Ruben - Principal, Science, English IV Mrs. Margaret Shonsey - Algebra, Geometry Mr. James Rayer - High School Chemistry. Elementary Principal, Science, Math Faculty Mr. David O'dell - English III, Elementary English, Social Studies World Geography and Spanish - Mrs. Betty Linton Mr. Ronald Cyboron, - Shop, Welding, Mechanical Drawing and Drivers Education Mrs. Karolyne Gibson - Home Ec. I IV, Physical Education J Class Rings JIM BOROVIAK If you want a thing done well, don't do it yourself unless you know how. Basketball 2,3; Track 1; Annual Staff 4; Band 1,2. JOYCE BIALAS Prepare for the future: you will spend the rest of your life in it. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Bomber Staff 3,4; Class Play 4; Girls Glee 2,3; Betty Crocker Award 1. Class Color: Gold and White Class Flower: Peony Class Motto: The Winner Never Quits and The Quitter Never Wins. SPONSORS: Mr. Jones and Mrs. Banks JIM CLARK It's a cold cruel world, so be prepared. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Honor 'C' Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 4, Vice President; Class Play 3,4; Kearney Scholastic 1; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1; Baseball 4; All Star District Team 4. IRENE BRUNKEN One may return to the place of birth but he cannot go back to his youth. Chorus 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Girls Glee 2. TONY DOUGLAS ’’Last night at 12 I felt immense, but now I feel like 30 cents. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Honor 'C' Club 2,3,4; Class President 1,4; Class Play 3,4; Kearney Scholastic 1,2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4. REDA COOK The past has been dear; the present is here; and the future is our own. Chorus 1; Band 1,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,3,4; Class Officer Sec. 3; Class Play 3,4; Kearney Scholastic 4; State Essay Con- test 4th place 1; Homecoming Attendant 4. JIM GLASGOW He who does his best does well. Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Honor 'C' Club 1,2,3,4; Student Manager 3,4; Football All Conference 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Baseball 4; Football All-State 4. RENAE DEXTER Take time to work . . It is the price of success. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1, 2,3,4; Captain 4; Annual Staff 4; Bomber Staff Editor 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader Captain 1,2,4; Class Play 3,4; Kearney Scholastics 1,3,4; Girls Glee; Salutatorian 4. ALEX KUFELDT The surest way not to fail is to be de- termined to succeed. Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; Honor 'C' Club 2,3,4; Student Manager Basketball 2,3,4; All Conference in Football 4; Class Play 3,4; Kearney Scholastic 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Chorus 1,2; Homecoming Attendant; Junior Reporter 3; Valedictorian 4. JOYCE HANNAPPEL The past forever gone, the future still our own. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Re- porter 3, Bomber Staff 4; Pep Club President 4; Council Leader 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Girls Glee 2,3; Homecoming Attendant 4. BETTY HERMAN The past a thought ... the future a goal. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 4; Annual Staff 4; Bomber Staff 4; Council Leader 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1; Class Play 3,4; Kearney Scholastics 4; Girls Glee 2,3. DENNIS McLEAN Live this day as if it were the last. Football 1; Honor 'C' Club 3,4; Student Manager 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1,2. JUDY OSTRANDER No girl can be wise on an empty stomach. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1, 2,3,4; Annual Editor 4; Annual Asst. Editor 3; Bomber Staff 4; Pep Club Vice-Pres. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Sec.-Treas. 2; Cheerleader 1; Kearney Scholastic 2; Girls Glee 2,3. MATT SHONSEY All the great and famous have to die some- time in life, I don't feel so well myself. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Track Stud. Manager 4; All Conference Football 3,4; Kearney Scholastic 1,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1,2; Football All-' State 4; Basketball All-State Honorable Mention Basketball 3. SANDRA SOLL The dawn has brought us this far; where will the sunset find us. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3; Kearney Scholastics 3,4; Pep Club Secretary-Treas. 4; Class Sec.-Treas. 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Bomber Staff 4. PHIL SUTKO A little more than; a little better than. Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Honor 'C' Club 1,2,3,4; Honor 'C' Club Sec.-Treas. 4; Class Treas. 3; Class Play 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1; Band 1. JACK SWEET Fortune favors the brave. Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Honor 'C' Club 1,2,3,4; Honor ’C’ Club President 4; Football All Conference 4; Class Vice- President 1; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1,2; Football All State 4; Homecom- ing King 4. SHANNON ZEGAR Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Bomber Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Council Leader 2; Class President 3; Class Play 4; Kearney Scholas- tics 1; Girls Glee 3. DENNIS VAN PELT There are two ways of courting ruin: women and alcohol. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 2,3; Honor ’C’ Club 2,3,4; Honor C' Vice- President 4; Basketball All Conference 4; Football All Conference 4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1,2; Baseball 4. DON VOICHOSKIE Yea, I'm ready for the cold cruel world. Track 4; Chorus 1,2. JAY WEMHOFF It is not so much where we stand but in what direction we are moving. Football 4; Honor 'C' Club 4; Kearney Scholastic 4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1,2. LEO ZIEMBA Nothing great is ever achieved without work. Football 2,3,4; Honor 'C' Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1,2; Baseball 4. Senior Class Prophecy 1967 Under the spreading chestnut tree, The year of 1973. Stand the class of 67 Numbering 10 and add 11. I suppose you all remember Jay, Who used to stack a lot of hay. But now Jay can hardly sleep Because he raises so many sheep. Don's a mighty diplomat, Travels wide and speaks and that Helps to guide this mighty nation Works all the time with no vacation. Alex Kufeldt, IS now a patrolman, we hear Chasing down speedsters both far near. Writing out tickets by leaps and by bounds If there's one thing he can't stand its those Hot rod clowns. Jim Boroviak, a big time farmer, Has not become a perfect charmer. When he shows up the girls all swoon, Whether morning, night, or afternoon. Next we run across ol Denny Making dollars and many a penny, Riding broncos, roping steers And throwing wild bulls by their ears. Tall and blonde and debonair A guy named Leo is standing there. A football player of high esteem A real good guard on a high class team. Now we see a girl named Joyce Rolling up in her Roll-Royce. Head designer at Sac's today, Fashions clothes the modern way. Jack the coach at old Purdue, Broke some records, one or two. Sits in a wheel chair near the track Missed a hurdle and broke his back. Irene Brunken, a comely lass Still smiles and speaks to all who pass. Joined the Peace Corps for vacation Is helping folks' in every nation. Betty Lou, at sweet sixteen, Promised to be a beauty queen. Now you see on every page The raving beauty of this age. Renae, so kind and gentle and sweet, A friend to all she chooses to meet. She's now a nurse of high regard And cares for the aged in her own back yard. Sandy Soil, our football queen The prettiest girl you've every seen. Stands beside the school house door Counting her pupils by the score. Who's the cutie capped in white Working hard both day and nite? Walking halls and helping sick Just what our Judy 0. would pick. Reda Cook so blonde and sunny Spends all her time a making money Modeling clothes at first-rate stores. Perhaps you've seen her modeling yours. Old Jim Clark, the Senior dandy Finds himself with tools so handy. Built himself a model car Won six trophies and a first place star. Before we know just where we're at We ran across a guy named Matt. Though he's through with all his classes He’s still in college making passes. (Football, that is) Look at that guy down the road That's Jim Glasgow, the one called Toad. A Circus man, he lifts big weights Is real well known in 16 states. Dennis, the shy boy named Van Pelt Built a tractor that he felt, Would revolutionize all jobs. It runs on milk and old corn-cobs. Next a nice girl named Joyce B. A better girl you'll never see. At shorthand she's a perfect whiz, At typing she's the best there is. Our industrious Sutko boy named Phil Manages an oil drill Money pours in by the heaps, Some he spends and some he keeps. Look out Beatles, Tony’s come Tooting horns and beating a drum. Drawing girls in by the score This is all, there ain't no more. 12 Class Will of 1967 We, the Senior Class of 1967, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this, our last will and testament. We, the Senior Class of '67 , do hereby will our ability to have a great time on sneak day to the seniors of '68' providing they do not go to Colorado, as we did. We, the Senior Class of '67' do hereby will our ability to have the largest number of honor roll students one six weeks to the class of '69' providing they study as hard and love the teachers as much as we did. We, the Senior Class of '67' do hereby will the ability of the girls to get different colored caps and gowns without the boys finding out till Baccalaureate to the Class of '70' providing they keep it a secret as the girls and Mr. Jones did. We, the Senior Class of '67' do hereby will our lockers which have been handed down from senior to senior to the Class of '71' providing they don't get the lockers behind the door, as most of the senior girls did. I, Joyce Bialas, will to Judy Wieseman, my ability to make up excuses to get out of the house, providing she is as good as I was. I, Jim Boroviak, will my ability to get my car off the parking lot at noon without getting caught to Jerry Dittmer. I, Irene Brunken, will my shyness to any high school girl providng she is as scared of teachers as I was. I, Jim Clark, will my hair to Mr. Ruben providing he doesn't cut it or grease it down. I, Reda Cook, will my chemistry ability to Darcey Butts providing he gets no more bewildered than I did. I, Renae Dexter, will my ability to receive letters from my boyfriend while at cheerleading clinic to Sis Morgan providing she doesn't get anymore than I did. I, Tony Douglas, do hereby will my self to all the lucky girls in the world. I, Jim Glasgow, will my ability to go to parties and still be a good athelete to Doug Bolen. I, Joyce Hannappel, will my 53 chevy to Janet Strobel providing she doesn't run out of gas more times than I did. I, Betty Herman, do hereby will my contact lenses to Marianne Brunken provided she doesn't lose them as many times as I did. I, Alex Kufeldt, will my football ability to Mark Sutko providing he doesn't go with a girl as long as I did. I, Dennis McLean, will my ability to study to Gordon Schott providing he doesn't let it go to his head. I, Judy Ostrander, will my ability to get out of the house anytime to Doris Zlomke providing it's to work on the annual. I, Matt Shonsey, will my ability to throw a football to Dave Morris, provided he does not waste this ability by throwing food in the lunchroom as he did this year. I, Jack Sweet, will our class sneak day to anybody who likes to drink pop and watch Television. I, Phil Sutko, will my ability to sneak out and party on sneak day to Phil Kufeldt provided he doesn’t get caught as 1 did. I, Dennis Van Pelt, will my ability to manage to stay out for basketball for four years to Tim Engel providing he goes out next season. I, Don Voichoskie, will my sense of humor to Mr. Lanik providing he uses it next year. I, Jay Wemhoff, will my ability to finish my shop project without getting a drop on any of the others to Jim Zoucha provided he doesn't go to the extreme. I, Leo Ziemba, will my ability to understand teachers to anyone who wants to take it. I, Sandy Soil, do hereby will my homecoming crown to some lucky Junior girl, providing she is surprised and happy as I was. 13 1. Phil Sutko 2. Joyce Hannappel 3. Jim Glasgow 4. Alex Kufeldt 5. Tony Douglas 6. Jack Sweet 7. Matt Shonsey 8. Joyce Bialas 9. Leo Ziemba 10. Betty Herman 11. Reda Cook 12. Renae Dexter 13. Jim Boroviak 14. Irene Brunken 15. Sandra Soil 16. Dennis McLean 17. Jay Wemhoff 18. Jim Clark 19. Dennis Van Pelt 20. Don Voechoskie 21. Judy Ostrander 17. Class History Now the history of the Class of 1967 of the school in the city of Clarks is to be told. In the beginning of the nineteen hundred and fifty-fifth year of our Lord, there entered this land of learning eleven seekers of knowledge who were: Johnny Beck, Diana Branting, Norman Branting, Jimmy Bialas, Jim Boroviak, Reda Cook, Vickie Cox, Tony Douglas, Darrell Van Meter, Jack Sweet, and Matt Shonsey. These seekers of knowledge were led into this country by a woman of much skill who was called Mrs. Sherrill. Now it came to pass soon after they entered this land, that three of the group of wisdom left to seek different learnings, they were: Norman Branting, Johnny Beck, and Darell Van Meter. These entered at this time a new woman of knowledge whose name was Mrs. Baird. This wise and noble leader remained beside them until their third year. Also during the first year they gained, Gladys Hudson and Irene Brunken. And to join the group in the second year came, Betty Herman and Judy Ostrander. Their hearts saddened as they lost Vickie Cox. Now it so happened, that once again they were to meet a new teacher whom they would call Mrs. Anderson. And at the same time, from a farther land, came 3 new workers: Shannon Beck, Renae Dexter,and Dennis Van Pelt to join them in their new establishment of which in they were allowed one year's learning. As the class did journey through the land, behold another new leader guided them, her name. Miss Randall, and once again there came two more seekers who went by the names of Raymond Zelasney and Dennis McLean. Joys were again lessened when Gladys Hudson left for greener pastures. Miss Zoucha, a wise and understanding leader helped them attain knowledge the fifth year, and Mrs. Strick- land their sixth. Gladness prevailed over the class during these two years with the joining of 4 more: Jim Clark, Jim Glasgow, Vernetta Peck, and Jay Wemhoff. A woman called Mrs. Stott was the guide for their seventh year. Not long, a visitor, Vernetta Peck was lost. And it came to pass, a man of great learning that went by the name of Mr. Cash, led them through their final year of lower education. A seeker of truth, Carolyn Wells, became one of them. Now it so happened, at the beginning to the next year they organized themselves into a class of which was called Freshman. Some came from the eighth grade, where they had been engaged in filling their minds with the honey of wisdom, some came from rural schools, where they had been tillers of the soil, and some were from other halls of instructions. They lost one at the end of their Freshman year: Carolyn Wells. They gained Joyce Bialas, Joyce Hannappel, Alex Kufeldt, Sandra Soil, Phyllis Urkoski, and Leo Ziemba. And also it came to happen the class feeling themselves most brave, chose their colors the gold of royalty and white of purity. A verse was chosen by them to last and be theirs from this day on, and so The Winner Never Quits, and The Quitter Never Wins. Being this class did love beauty, they chose a most fragrant flower, the peony, as their sign of loveliness. The leader of the class at this time was called Mr. Eigsty. But sorrow did soon fill their hearts as Phyllis Urkoski de- parted from the group. As time came to pass on the tenth year, this class, now called Sophomores, received to them a new leader whom they referred to as Mr. Hoffman. Diana Branting was lost, and Phil Sutko joined their caravan. Now on the twenty-eighth day of August, this group would once again enter their establishment of learning. And once again, new supervisors would rule over them. They came to call them Mr. Lanik and Mr. Augilar. Now, in the beginning of the year, the group did send messages over all the land, east, west, north, and south to all the inhabitants thereof saying: Come ye and have great tidings to joy with us! and as they were bidden, so came they to Antics of Andrew their class play. Don Voichoskie joined the seekers this year. To show esteem for their elders, the Seniors of 1966, they honored them with the Junior-Senior Banquet, surrounding them with beauty and music on Paradise Isle. Mrs. Banks and Mr. Jones became leaders unto the class as entered they their Senior year. Once again messages were sent across the land, and once again those bidden did come to Mumbo Jumbo where members took upon themselves to play another one's life. Again those youthful hearts were saddened by the leaving of Shannon Beck and Raymond Zelasney. Last as time past, these seekers of knowledge, for 12 years were to be rewarded by a trip to a land faraway called Colorado in which they would spend 3 days of enjoyment. And now may the Class of '67 bid you farewell. May your future records be as worthy as those of the past, and your achievements be as your hopes. 16 Darcey Butts Jerry Dittmer Rosetta Branting Marianne Brunken Tom Bittinger Doug Bolen Bob Douglas Chuck Fleeman Kathy Hays Ron Herman Shirley Heule Kathy Kingma Tom Kohl Phil Kufeldt Carol Kula Nona Morgan Dave Morris Janet Strobel Allan Urkoski Diane Van Pelt Pat Wemhoff Judy Wieseman Albin Ziemba Doris Zlomke Junior Class Class Colors . . and White Class Flower. . Carnation Class Motto . . will be you are now Becoming Sponsors - Mr. Lanik and Mr. Ruben President - Kathy Hays Vice President - Diane Van Pelt Sec.-Treas. - Doris Zlomke Diane Douglas Nancy Douglas Kenny Fleeman | Sue Banks Gwen Branting Cheryl Dittmer i Charlene Harris Rick Herman Mike Husmann Arlyce Kohl Pat Kufeldt Randy Pollard Lucille Prososki Iris Reisener Julie Rieken Gene Schumacher Ted Stem Mark Sutko Bv Urkoski Lonnie Urkoski Bob Voichoskie Class Colors........................Blue and White Class Flower.......................White Carnation Class Motto.......................Today We Follow, Tomorrow We Lead. Sponsors - Mrs. Linton and Mr. Sodomka President - Diane Douglas Vice President - Kenny Fleeman Sec. Treas. - Lonnie Urkoski 19 Sophomore Class Alan Beck Shelli Beck Jeff Bolen Pauline Boroviak Sandra Church Ronda Dexter Jewel Miller Don Mustard Joan Osantowski Donald Pickrel Lee Sauter Gordon Schott Jim Starostka Don Swedenburg Chris Szatko Ida Mae Traudt Jackie Wemhoff Dale Wieseman Linda Zelazny Mike Ziemba Leland Ziomke Jim Zoucha Freshman Class Sponsors - Mrs. Shonsey and Mr. Cyboron President - Alan Beck Vice President - Ronda Dexter Sec. Treas. - Wanda Didier Class Colors: Maroon White Class Flower: White Rose Motto: Knowledge is the bridge that connects today with tomorrow. Linda Fritz, Not Pictured Eighth Grade Left to right, BACK ROW: Jerry Morris, James Vincent, Steve Wendt, Rick Husmann, Doug Schultz, Bendy Zoucha, Jim Harris, John Wruble, Charles Little, Joe Carlson. MIDDLE ROW: Basil Bolen, Diane Szatko, Wayne Beck, Danny Marker, Alan Pickrel, Carole Church, Lee Dittmer, Clifford Jarecke, Sherilyn Beck, Mr. O’Dell. FRONT ROW: Betty Hansher, Nancy Randall, Janet Beck, Denise Van Pelt, Pam Branting, Vicki Ferguson, Vicki Kula. Seventh Grade Left to right, BACK ROW: John Wilson, Sharon Beck, Susan Anderson, Jerry Pollard, Randy Dexter, Dave Schultz, Rodney Didier, Dennis Jarecke, Chris Dittmer, Mr. Rayer. MIDDLE ROW: Paul Douglas, Boddy Church, Geraldine Bialas, Janet Miller, Claire Harris, Mary Shonsey, Karen McNeal, Mary Bittinger. BOTTOM ROW: Gary Schumacher, Gary Strom- berg, Jim Bolen, Robert Ksiazek, Steve Rieken. Sixth Grade Left to right, BACK ROW: Dixie Van Pelt, Cindy Hus- mann, Karen Pickrel, Stephanie Zoucha, Miss Test, Shelly Jacobi, Debra Douglas, Sandy Beck, Debbie Szatko, Linda McNeal. FRONT ROW: Henry Anderson, Gary Star- ostka, Jeanice Fleeman, Diane Herman, Waunetta Branting, Dale Soil, Greg Johnson. Fifth Grade Left to right, TOP ROW: Duane Miller, Rusty Kuhn, Penny Schumacher, Linda Kohlhof, Doe Dee Dittmer, Jeff Wurtz, Cindy Grause, Barbara Huston. MIDDLE ROW: Richard Jarechi, Anita Beck, Kathy Beck, Patty Kula, Jeanne Pickrel, Mary Wendt. BOTTOM ROW: Daren Colby, Denise Shonsey, Connie Morris, Jeffrey Kohl, Kathy Miller, Miss Marie Zoucha. Fourth Grade Left to right, TOP ROW: Mrs. Sines, Tom Beck, Burr Glas- gow, Mike Douglas, Tim Lamb, Scott Jones, Jimmy Carlson, Diane Church, Gloria Beck. BOTTOM ROW: Jo Ann Danklesen, Laurie Zoucha, Barbara Mace, Jacquie Hus- mann, Peggy Petterson, Susan Miller, Nancy Starastra. Third Grade Left to right, BACK ROW: Craig Swedenburg, Ronnie Kula, Mike Herman, Tony Peterson, David Huston, Jim Wilson, Paul Jarecke, Tommy Dittmer, Bill Kohlhof, Tim Bittinger, Ronald Jones. MIDDLE ROW: Mike Beck. Anne Shonsey, Barbara Beck, Julie Wurtz, Christi Husmann, Ann Kuhn, Robin Dexter, Gwen Johnson, Cecilia Beck, Leanne McLean, Ricky Ferguson. FRONT ROW: Doug Colby, Peggy Vincent, Roberta Harris, Rebecca Huebner, Sylvia McNeal, Cindy Hays, Jane Hansher, Mike Schlon- dorf. Second Grade Left to right, BACK ROW: David Cerny, Mary Kuhn, Richard Boroviak, Bradley Kohl, Jody Peterson, Daryl Van Pelt, Cynthia Starostka, Mrs. Mildred Moore, Sandra Mace, Cameron Kohl, Donald Kula, Alice Huebner, Tod Dittmer, Robert Armstead. NEXT ROW: Debra Branting, Donna Beck, Ricky Watke, Susette Grouse, Reggie Kuhn, Scott Pickrel, Debra Janue- wicz. MIDDLE ROW: Debra Booth, Rex Lamb. First Grade Left to right, BACK ROW: Marilyn Zoucha, Chris Huston, Dallas Grause, Connie Ken- nedy, Jim Danklesen, Gaelyn Johnson, Kevin Miller, Rex Kuhn, Dawn Van Pelt, Dick Church, Tim Beck, Mrs. Baird. FRONT ROW: Kristine Boroviak, Luann Geier, Dennis Szatko, Janet Wurtz, Sharen Brunken, Linda Fleeman, Tom Pickrel, Kurt Kuhn, Mark McNeal, Lou Anne Miller. Kindergarten Left to right, BACK ROW: Tommy Beck, Glen Johnson, Kim Reaman, Michael Cerny, Jean Douglas, Jerry Church, Denise Douglas, Joey Lamb, Mrs. Eldridge. MIDDLE ROW: Dean Armstead, Jimmy Kula, Tom Branting, Larry Herman, Marty Burruss, Ricky Geir, David Miller, Jon Schlondorf, Dodi Van Pelt, Terry Morris. FRONT ROW: Joe McGuinn, Lori Beck, Bambi Schumacker, Pam Swedenburg, Mary Jo Starostka, Jolene Wurtz, Barbara Janulewicz. Junior High Activities Left to right, BACK ROW: Wayne Beck, John Wilson, Bobby Church, Danny Marker, Randy Dexter, Steve Rieken, Rodney Didier, Joe Carlson, Gary Stromburg. SECOND ROW: Jim Bolen, Jerry Pol- lard, John Wruble, Charles Little, Gary Schomacher, Robert Ksiazek, Alan Pickrel, Dennis Jarecke, Paul Douglas, Mr. O’Dell. FRONT ROW: Lee Dittmer, Clifford Jarecke, Steve Wendt, James Vincent, Dave Schultz, Doug Schultz, Rick Husmann, Bendy Zoucha, Jim Harris, Jerry Morris, Basil Bolen. Basketball Left to right, BACK ROW: Alan Pickrel, Barbara Mace, Denise Van Pelt, Sharon Beck, Rickard Jarecke, Cindy Grouse, Dennis Jarecke, Jeff Wurtz, Grey Johnson, Bobby Church, Kathy Beck, Rusty Kuhn, Scott Jones, Doug Shultz, Burr Glasgow. FRONT ROW: Sherie Beck, Sue Wendt, Tim Lamb, Debby Douglas, Carol Church, Gary Starostka, Jeane Pickrel, Karen Colby, Penny Schu- macher, Peggy Peterson, Gloria Beck, Dixie Van Pelt, Diane Herman, Kathy Miller. Junior Band Cheerleaders Clare Harris, Carol Church, Vickie Ferguson, Nancy Randall. Left to right, BACK ROW: Betty Herman, Leland Zlomke, Rodney Dider, Steve Wendt, Mary Shonsey, Jerry Pollard, Darcey Butts, Mr. Sodomka, Jim Harris, Nancy Randall, Carhlene Harris, Janet Strobel, Diane Douglas. SECOND ROW: Doe Dee Dittmer, Shelli Jacobi, Janet Miller, Linda Fritz, Jerry Morris, Paul Douglas, Robert Kziazek, Johnny Wilson, Gary Stromburg, Nona Morgan, Sandra Church, Randy Dexter, Jim Bolen, Chris Dittmer, Wanda Dider, Rhonda Dexter, Reda Cook. THIRD ROW: Tony Douglas, Nancy Douglas, Judy Ostrander, Basil Bolen, Vickie Ferguson, James Vincent, Clare Harris, Doris Zlomke, Mary Bittinger, Susan Banks, Renae Dexter. O Z • C3 73 O — Zmco Chorus Left to right, BACK ROW: Bobby Voichoski, Mike Ziemba, Kenny Fleeman, Jeff Bolen, Allan Beck, Darcey Butts, Don Swedenburg, Don Pickrel, Mike Husmann, Gordon Schott, Gene Schomacher, Don Mustard, Jim Zoucha, Tony Douglas, Ted Stern, Lonnie Urkoski, Leland Zlomke, Lee Sauter, Jim Starostka. SECOND ROW: Joyce Hannappel, Sue Banks, Cheryl Dittmer, Jackie Wemhoff, Carol Kula, Gwen Branting, Kathy Kingma, Julie Rieken, Kathy Hays, Rosetta Branting, Diane Van Pelt, Janet Strobel, Nona Morgan, Arylce Kohl, Iris Riesner, Evelyn Urkoski, Jewel Miller. FIRST ROW: Doris Zlomke, accompanist, Joan Osantowski, Pauline Boroviak, Pat Kufeldt, Lucille Prososki, Sandra Church, Claudia Huston, Linda Fritz, Marcia Kohl, Nancy Douglas, Renae Dexter, Betty Flerman, Sandy Soil, Joyce Bialas, Judy Wieseman, Linda Zelazny, Wanda Didier, Judy Ostrander, Chris Szatko, Ida Traudt, Shirley Huele, Charlene Harris, Ronda Dexter, accompanist. Joyce Bialas, Judy Ostrander, Betty Herman, Joyce Hannap- pel, Sandy Soil, Mrs. Banks and Renae Dexter. Paper Staff Pep Club Left to right, TOP TO BOTTOM: Arylce Kohl, Sue Banks, Jackie Wemhoff, Lucille Prososki, Gwen Branting, Julie Rieken, Charlene Harris, Pauline Boroviak, Wanda Didier, Iris Riesner, Nancy Douglas, Pat Kufeldt, Shirley Huele, Claudia Huston, Linda Fritz, Kathy Kingma, Judy Wieseman, Joan Osantowski, Marcia Kohl, Kathy Hays, Rosetta Branting, Evelyn Urkoski, Sandra Church, Doris Zlomke, Betty Herman, Reda Cook, Judy Ostrander, Sandy Soli, Joyce Hannappel, Cheerleaders: Renae Dexter, Diane Van Pelt, Cheryl Dittmer, Ronda Dexter, Janet Strobel, Nona Morgan, Diane Douglas, Chris Szatko, Shelly Beck (not Pictured), Sponsors: Mrs. Linton and Mrs. Banks. Pep Club Officers Left to right, BACK TO FRONT: Mrs. Banks, Kathy Hays, Sue Banks, Mrs. Linton. MIDDLE ROW: Judy Ostrander, Vice Pres., Joyce Hannap- pel, President, Sandy Soli, Sec. and Treas., Doris Zlomke and Betty Herman, Council Leaders. 28 Renae Dexter - Captain Janet Strobel - Co-Captain Mona Morgan Varsity Cheerleaders Diane Van Pelt 30 Volleyball Left to Right, TOP ROW: Linda Fritz, Wanda Didier, Claudia Huston, Ronda Dexter, Marcia Kohl, Sandra Church, Evelyn Urkoski. MIDDLE ROW: Charlene Harris, Pat Kufeldt, Gwen Branting, Nancy Douglas, Cheryl Dittmer, Sue Banks, Diane Douglas, Coach - Mrs. Eldridge. BOTTOM ROW: Betty Herman, Student Manager, Shirley Huele, Janet Strobel, Carol Kula, Renae Dexter, Rosetta Branting, Diane Van Pelt, Nona Morgan, Judy Ostrander. State Champions SCOREBOARD Clarks 32 Silver Creek 0 Clarks 12 Fullerton 0 Clarks 26 Osceola 7 Clarks 20 Polk 13 Clarks 44 Genoa 7 Clarks 33 Stromsburg 0 Clarks 46 Palmer 0 Clarks 19 O’Neill 8 Clarks 20 St. Edward 7 Left to right, TOP ROW: Leland Zlomke, Don Mustard, George Fairbairn, Greg Douglas, Mike Ziemba, Tim Engel, Dale Wiese- man, NEXT ROW: Coaches, Mr. Cyboron, and Mr. Lanik, Jeff Bolen, Alan Beck, Rick Herman, Mike Husmann, Ted Stern, Mark Sutko. NEXT ROW: Doug Bolen, Alan Urkoski, Bob Douglas, Albin Ziemba, Tom Bittinger, Dave Morris, Phil Kufeldt, Ron Herman, Chuck Fleeman, Jerry Dittmer. FRONT ROW: Jay Wemhoff, Tony Douglas, Alex Kufeldt, Matt Shonsey, Leo Ziemba, Jack Sweet, Dennis Van Pelt, Phil Sutko, Jim Clark, Jim Glasgow. Defense Goldenrod—Conference Champs Allan Urkoski Guard Bob Douglas End Matt Shonsey Quarterback Dennis Van Pelt Halfback Bob Douglas BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Clarks 33 Rising City 68 Clarks 48 Hampton 41 Clarks 66 Hordville 47 Clarks 56 Nebr. Christian 42 Clarks 38 Osceola 72 Clarks 63 Palmer 53 Clarks 67 Silver Creek 30 Clarks 49 Polk 51 Clarks 60 Genoa 59 Clarks 80 Ceder Rapids 85 Clarks 63 Stroms burg 38 Clarks 57 St. Edward 66 Clarks 62 Shelby 51 GOLDENROD TOURNAMENT Clarks 75 Silver Creek 49 Clarks 56 Polk 88 Clarks 73 St. Edward 63 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Clarks 66 Shelby 59 Clarks 66 Benedict 69 Tony Douglas Ron Herman Mike Husmann Mark Sutko Basketball Varsity Team Left to right, STANDING: Allan Beck, Greg Douglas, Tony Douglas, Bob Douglas, Mike Husmann, Matt Shonsey, Jim Clark, Mark Sutko, Ron Herman, Jerry Dittmer, Dennis Van Pelt. KNEELING: Jim Glasgow, Dennis McLean, Alex Kufeldt, Student Managers, Mr. Lanik, Coach. Reserve Team Left to right, BACK ROW: Coach Cyboron, Jim Zoucha, Greg Douglas, Gordon Schott, Rick Herman, Don Pickrel, Ted Stern. FRONT ROW: Don Swedenburg, Jerry Dittmer, Alan Beck, Kenny Fieeman, Leland Zlomke, Lee Sauter, Randy Pollard (Not Pictured). 35 Honor 'C' Club Left to right, TOP ROW: Mr. Lanik, Rick Herman, Mark Sutko, Ted Stern. MIDDLE ROW: Bob Douglas, Albin Ziemba, Allan Urkoski, Phil Kufeldt, Ron Herman, Tom Bittinger, Doug Bolen, Jerry Dittmer, Mike Husmann. FRONT ROW: Dennis McLean, Jim Clark, Matt Shonsey, Tony Douglas, Alex Kufeldt, Dennis Van Pelt, Jim Glasgow, Leo Ziemba, Jack Sweet, Phil Sutko. Honor 'C Officers President Jack Sweet Vice President Dennis Van Pelt Secretary Treasurer Phil Sutko Sponsor Mr. Lanik SANDRA SOLL - QUEEN JACK SWEET - KING ALEX KUFELDT JOYCE HANNAPPEL - 2nd ATTENDANT REDA COOK PHIL SUTKO - 1st ATTENDENT Homecoming 1967 Cold Mr. Lanik? Touchdown? Three Coins In A Fountain” Surprised Sandy? Duh, hpw did that get in here? School Workers Sneak Day Mumbo Jumbo Senior Class Play LIBRARIANS Kathy Kingma, Carol Kula, Mrs. Linton, Ev Urkoski, Pat Kuieldt, Shirley Huele. DRAMATICS Mrs. Linton, Kathy Kingma, Pat Kufeldt, Janet Strobel, Iris Riesner. Games and Rooters Is it or isn't it? Sorry only one half of the team, Does Coach know?! !!!!!! Tired Judy???? GUESS WHO Working hard, Junior-Senior Banquet—Fairyland of Romance FARMER’S CO-OP ASSOCIATION KUHN STERN GRAIN CO. Grain Feeds Felco and Supersweet Feeds Gooch's Best Feed Feeding Ingredients Anhydrous Oats Grain Bins Dry, Liquid, and Gas Fertilizer Com Steel Gates Tanks Buy and Sell Grain Water Tanks Hog Feeders Hog Waterers Fertilizer Rental Equipment Call Phone 548-2212 548-2413 Clarks, Nebraska Clarks, Nebraska Harold Beck Land Leveling Jobs Large or Small — GLASGOW INSURANCE AGENCY We do 'em all. Insurance HAROLD L. BECK SONS Real Estate Farm Loans Clarks, Nebraska Phone 548-2214 Phone 548-2380 Clarks, Nebraska 48 COLUMBUS SALES PAVILION, INC. WM. DOUGLAS CO. LI - 4-3213 Cattle Slaughtering Thursday- 8:00 a.m. Groceries - Meats - Dry Goods Locker Service Stocker Feeder Cattle Saturday - 8:00 Only the Best Hog Sale Friday - 9:30 a.m. Clarks, Nebraska Columbus, Nebraska Congratulations Class of 1967 BANK OF CLARKS CLARKS TELEPHONE COMPANY Deposits Insured by Prompt, Efficient Service the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Keep in Touch By Telephone Complete Banking Service Manager - Vinson Bittinger Telephone 548-2400 Phone 548-2511 Clarks, Nebraska Clarks, Nebraska 49 ALOMKE FURNITURE Complete Lines of Home Furnishings and Floor Covering. Phone 946-2262 Central City, Nebraska O. K. TIRE SERVICE Phone 946-2921 MEYERS ELECTRIC Appliances, T.V. Sales and Services R.C.A. Whirlpool Dealer Central City, Nebraska MARTSON AG For Merrick County’s Most Complete Fertilizer Farm Chemicals See Martson's Ag. Service Central City, Nebraska Bill Beck, Manager, Clarks 50 Congratulations to the Class of 1967 CENTRAL BANK THE FARMER’S NATIONAL BANK Congratulations to the Class of 1967 Complete Banking Service Central City, Nebraska Central City, Nebraska BETTE JANE SHOPPE THE REXALL STORE Tots To Teenage Geren Drug Ladies Wear, Slacks, Hosiery, Franklin Vaccines and Girdles, Bras, Skirts and Supplies for Livestock Ship 'n Shore Blouses, etc. Also carry Petite Line dresses Russel Stover Candies in Carter Frocks. Phone-946-2772 Central City, Nebraska 51 BLACK CAT CAFE Your business is appreciated Central City FORD GARAGE Central City SMITH DAIRY QUEEN On Highway 30 Sandwiches-Malts Cones-Shakes-Sundaes Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Smith FARMER’S UNION CO-OP OIL CO. For Your Car's Every Need Phone 548-2321 Clarks, Nebraska 52 JUSTICE LOCKE DRUG COMPANY CENTRAL CITY AUTO PARTS CO. PRESCRIPTIONS Your NAPA jobber is a good man to know, wholesale automotive and tractor parts. Central City, Nebraska Phone 946-2102 325 G Street Phone 946-2501 Central City HI-WAY GROCERY LaFAYETTE BEAUTY SALON OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS We do the latest Groceries Meats in hairstyling and all Beauty Service. Phone 946-2822 We carry a line of gift merchandise. Central City, Nebraska Phone 946-2731 Central, Nebraska O. K. SHOE CARE SERVICE JIM’S G. W. FOODS Best in quality work and HOME OF SHURFINE FOODS guaranteed service. Central City, Nebraska Central City, Nebraska ROBERTSON’S SMITH ELECTRIC Flowers and Gifts Zenith Television Fresh flowers at their Sales Service Best--Designed especially for you Phone 946-2051 Phone 536-2571 Fullerton, Nebraska Central City, Nebraska 53 WRIGHT’S JEWELRY CEDER HOME IMPROVEMENT Where the King of Hearts get their 312 G. Street Queen a diamond Phone 945-2442 Grand Island, Nebraska Phone 382-7170 Central City, Nebraska SACK LUMBER COMPANY THE IRENE SHOP Paint and Builders Hardware We don't want to sell everyone, Specialists in Ladies Just you Smart Apparel. Central City, Nebraska Columbus, Nebraska Phone 946-2162 CENTRAL CITY FLORISTS CENTRAL FARM DEVELOPMENT COMPANY Florist Telegraph Delivery Central City Central City, Nebraska Phone 946-2111 Phone 946-3263 CENTRAL CITY VETERINARY S. A. FOSTER LUMBER CO. CLINIC Dr. R, R. Barnett M. L. Mathes South Highway 14 946-2581 Building Material Central City, Nebraska Ready-Mix Concrete Offices In Phone 946-2272 Clarks, Neb, Polk, Neb. Central City, Nebraska 548-2500 765-2171 54 RALPH ROSE STANDARD STATION Motel Service Station Phone 548-2469 Clarks, Nebraska STROBEL BLACKSMITH SHOP All Kinds Of Repair Work Phone 548-2590 Clarks, Nebraska ART’S GARAGE Art Schlondorf Glenn Colby Heavy Duty Wrecker Service Day or Night Phone 548-2300 Clarks, Nebraska POLLARD OIL CO. Phone 548-2466 Clarks, Nebraska AL’S TAVERN Lunches Soft Drinks Ice Cream Bess Al Clarks, Nebraska Phone 548-9255 GRAND ISLAND LIVESTOCK AUCTION, INC. Cattle Auctions Every Wednesday Hog and Sheep Auctions Every Tuesday Allen E. Bachman, President Wilbur J. Bachman, Vice-President Robert W. (Bob) Vachman, Treasurer Robert L. Lester, Secretary Grand Island, Nebraska Phone 382-8285 BENDER’S GROCERY Phone 548-2277 Clarks, Nebraska VAN PELT CONSTRUCTION All Kinds of Leveling De Witt Van Pelt Phone 548-2551 Clarks, Nebraska 55 CLARK’S SWEET SHOP School Supplies Fountain Service Proprietor Joe Sneider Haith Motors Company Central City, Nebraska Gambles Central City, Nebraska McCullough Agency Central City, Nebraska Redman's Shoes Central City, Nebraska Billesbach Jewelry Central City, Nebraska Jack Mann Ford Sales Fullerton, Nebraska Gene L. Osborn, D.D.S. Central City, Nebraska McOfe Jewelry Columbus, Nebraska Community Feed Seed Store Fullerton, Nebraska Columbus Beauty School Columbus, Nebraska Hensley Studio Central City, Nebraska The Blue Bird Columbus, Nebraska Hesteds Store Central City, Nebraska Powell's Gift Shop Central City, Nebraska Nordstedt Clothing Central City, Nebraska Kate's Root Beer Central City, Nebraska Beatrice Vision Clinic Central City Nebraska Glen Fergusen, Shelling Trucking Clarks, Nebraska Whited Sons, John Deere Fullerton, Nebraska Central Electric Paint Service Store Grand Island, Nebraska Larson Chevrolet Fullerton, Nebraska Mode' O Day Grand Island, Nebraska Gambles Fullerton, Nebraska Green berger's Grand Island, Nebraska McQuinn's Garage Clarks, Nebraska Doctor Douglas Clarks, Nebraska Jacbi Barber Shop Clarks, Nebraska Compliments of FLEMING-McKOWN FUNERAL HOME Telephone 4341 Silver Creek, Nebraska Joe Jim McKown 56 Wp SBB