Clarks High School - Bomber Yearbook (Clarks, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1979 volume:

Another year has passed, but for me and the rest of the senior class, it was very special. It was our last year of high school and the beginning of new adventures. We will each go our separate ways and lead our separate lives, yet each will never forget the rest. We have shared thirteen years of good and hard times. We have laughed, cried, and worked together. We have shared times that are cherished in each other's hearts. We've helped each other when things seemed to be down. We have shared thirteen of the best and most remem- bered years of our lives. Each of us will soon go our own way and try to reach our own dream. We will experience many new adventures. I wish for all of you to reach those dreams and to have many good adventures. We will each face the future in our own way. Even though we may fall once in awhile, we will pick ourselves up and go on. We thank the people who have helped us to be able to face the future — our teachers, friends, and families. They have helped us so much through these thirteen years. Thanks to all my classmates for sharing their lives with me and making mine happier. Those memories will always be dear to me. Thanks to everyone who has helped make this year a success. JoW lMMig, Edito Foft A £U U TZ IZ C4UJ, mt. vv s - 4m DoH ’t Wesitefe'tfv Vi6ix tf G’tfi fc! Being courageous — that’s what being a senior is all about. It takes all the courage one can muster to make decisions that will affect an entire lifetime. Where does the courage come from? It comes from parents, from friends, from teachers all saying. ”1 care what happens to you.'' But mostly tne courage comes from deep inside, at those lonely times when deci- sions are made. A brave person will throw off the protective coverings; embrace life as precious, and make use of the opportunities encountered But every once in a while that brave person needs to look back and remember the wishes of Good luck,” from the people who really rfieant it. He p... a cure. 4 l|l 4 C idm off 1 979 . . . Cfexss d 6$ ColM: B8u (W V Mo CCoss lh Post Eom v Gom, tkb PutuAfi StM Owv OuW LORI BECK: Annual Staff 4; Bomber Staff 3,4; FHA 3, 4; Sweet- heart Attendant 4; Sec. 4; Bomber Club 1,2, 3,4; Yell Leader 2,3,4; V. Pres. 3; Jr.-Sr. Prom Server 2; School Play 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Jazz Band 1,2; Sax Quartet 1,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Swing Choir 3; Volleyball 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 2,3; Honor “C” 2, 3, 4. MOTTO: Don’t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don't walk behind me — I may not lead. Walk beside me and just be my friend. TOM BRANTING: FFA 3,4; Teach- ers Aide 4; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Conf. Champs 3; Dist. Champs 1; State Runner-Up 3; Honor “C” 1,2, 3,4. MOTTO: Don’t think about tomor- row because today has not ended yet. MARTY BURRUSS: FFA 3,4; Foot- ball 3; Basketball 1,2. MOTTO: I let everyone follow their way that I may be free to follow mine. ROBERT CLEMENTS: FFA 3,4; Teachers Aide 3; Football 2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. MOTTO: I’m not prejudiced, I hate everybody. 6 DENISE DOUGLAS: Bomber Staff 3,4; FHA 2, 3,4; Dt. Rep. 2,4; Pres. 3; Student Council 1,4; Pres. 4; Bomber Club 1,2,3,4; V. Pres. 4; Yell Leader 1,2, 3,4; School Play 4; Class Pres. 3; Teachers Aide 4; Band 1; Volleyball 2,3,4: Basket- ball 2,3,4; Track 3; Honor “C” 2,3, 4. MOTTO: Hoping, Reaching, Dis- covering; That Is Life. JEAN DOUGLAS: Annual Staff 4; Bomber Staff 3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Sec. 2,3; Treas. 4; Bomber Club 1, 2,3, 4; Yell Leader 1, 2, 3,4; Teachers Aide 2; Jr.-Sr. Prom Server 2; School Play 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Swing Choir 2; Honor Choir 2,3; Volleyball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3; Honor “C” 2, 3,4. MOTTO: Face the sun and the shadows will fall behind. ANDREW DUBAS: FFA 3, 4; Student Council 2; Graduation Usher 3; Band 1,2; Football 2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2; Wrestling 3; Conf. Champs 3; Honor C” 3. MOTTO: To succeed in life is to have goals and strive for them. LUANN GEIER: Annual Staff 3,4; Bomber Staff 3,4; Bomber Club 2, 4; FHA 2,4; Teachers Aide 2; Band 1,2,3; Volleyball 1; Student Man. 2. MOTTO: Live simply, love well, and take time to smell the flowers along the way. . . RICK GEIER: FFA 3, 4; Officer 4; Student Council 1; School Play 4; Jr.-Sr. Prom Server 2; Graduation Usher 3; Football 1,2, 3,4; All Area Honorable Mention 4; Conf. Champs 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Honor “C” 3,4. MOTTO: They say great people die young. Come to think of it, I don’t feel so well myself. LARRY HERMAN: FFA 3, 4; Student Council 1; Class President 1; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Conf. Champs 1; Bas- ketball 1, 2,3,4; Honor C” 3, 4. MOTTO: You have not succeeded in life until you’ve gathered all the acorns you can find. 7 JOEY LAMB: FFA 3,4; Pres. 4; Sweetheart Attendant 4; Jr.-Sr. Prom Server 2; Jr. Marshall 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; County Gov't Day 3; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Conf. Champs 1; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Honor “C 2, 3,4. MOTTO: When I feel like working, I lie down until the feeling goes away. JOE McGUINN: FFA 3,4; Teachers Aide 4; Basketball 1. MOTTO: Take every day as it comes for tomorrow can only be worse. DAVID MILLER: FFA 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Sec.-Treas. 3; Class Sec.-Treas. 2; Chorus 2,3; Swing Choir 2, 3. MOTTO: People are always afraid to admit their faults, I'd admit mine if I had any. TERRY MORRIS: FFA 3,4; Student Council 1; School Play 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2. MOTTO: They say the worst fear in the world is the fear of success, but success is only achieved by those who try and only maintained by those who keep trying. ALLAN JEFFERSON: FFA 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 2; Class Pres. 2; Boys’ State 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Swing Choir 1,2; Football 1,2,3; Conf. Champs 1; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 1; Honor C” 3,4. MOTTO: Tis better to light a can- dle than curse the darkness — but better to use a flashlight than bum your finger. KELLY KAVA: FFA 3; Class V. Pres. 2,3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Conf. Champs 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Honor “C” 3,4. MOTTO: If people believe every- thing you hear, you sure are a blab- bermouth. 8 n KIM REAMAN: Bomber Staff 3; Bomber Club 1,2, 3,4; Yell Leader 4; Jr.-Sr. Prom Server 2; Jr. Mar- shall 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Class V. Pres. 4; County Gov’t Day 3; Band 1,2, 3; Chorus 2, 3,4; Swing Choir 2, 3,4; Vocal Solo 3,4; Conf. Honor Choir 2,3,4; Kearney All-State Honor Choir 4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2, 3,4; All-Conf. Honorable Mention 3; Track 1,3,4; Student Manager 2; Honor “C 2,3, 4. MOTTO: Love grows stronger for those who walk with us day by day. JON SCHLONDORF: FFA 3, 4; Jr.- Sr. Prom Server 2; FFA Sweetheart King 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; County Gov’t Day 3; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Conf. Champs 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1; Honor “C” 2, 3,4. MOTTO: Greatness lies not in being strong, but in the right use of strength. MARY STAROSTKA: Annual Staff 4; Bomber Staff 3,4; Bomber Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yell Leader 2, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Band 1,2,3; Pompom Girl 3; Teachers Aide 2,4; Volleyball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 2; Track 2,3; Honor “C 2,3,4. MOTTO: The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay, cuz love isn't love till you give it away. JEFF SUNBERG: FFA 3,4; Sweet- heart Attendant 4; Jr.-Sr. Prom Ser- ver 2; Homecoming King 4; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3,4; Conf. Champs 1; Bas- ketball 1; Wrestling 2, 3,4; Conf. Champs 3; State Runner-Up 3; Track 1,2, 3; Honor “C” 1, 2,3,4. MOTTO: We have crossed the bay, the ocean lies before us. PAM SWEDENBURG: Annual Staff 4; Bus. Editor 4; Bomber Staff 3, 4; FHA 2,3,4; Sweetheart Attendant 4; Rec. Leader 4; Student Council 4; Sec. 4; Bomber Club 1,2, 3,4; Yell Leader 3,4; Pres. 4; School Play 4; Class Pres. 4; County Gov’t Day 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; V. Pres. 4; Kearney All-State Honor Band 4; Conf. Honor Band 2, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Swing Choir 1,2; Conf. Honor Choir 2,3,4; Vocal Solo 4; Volley- ball 1,2, 3,4; Track 2,3; Honor ,fC” 3,4. MOTTO: You can give without car- ing, but you can't care without giv- ing. DODI VAN PELT: Annual Staff 3,4; Bomber Staff 3; FHA 2, 3.4; Pres. 4; Historian 3; Sweetheart Queen 4; Bomber Club 1,2,3,4; Sec.-Treas. 3; Class Sec.-Treas. 4; School Play 4; County Gov’t Day 3: Band 1,2,3, 4; Sax Quartet 1,4; Conf. Honor Band 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,4; Conf. Honor Choir 4; Track Student Man- ager 2. MOTTO: There is only one success — to be able to live your own life in your own way. 9 JOLENE WURTZ: Annual Staff 3,4; Editor 4; Asst. Editor 3; Bomber Staff 3,4; FHA 2,3,4; V. Pres. 2,4; District Rep. 3; Bomber Club 1,2,3, 4; Yell Leader 1,2,3,4; Teachers Aide 2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Prom Server 2; Graduation Usher 3; School Play 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Class Sec.- Treas. 3; County Gov’t Day 3; Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Swing Choir 1,2,3,4; Conf. Honor Choir 2,3,4; Kearney All-State Honor Choir 4; Pres. 4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basket- ball 2,3,4; Track 3; Honor “C” 2,3, 4. MOTTO: Love life, and life will love you back. BARB YRKOSKI: Annual Staff 3,4; Bomber Staff 3; FHA 4; Bomber Club 1,2,3,4; Yell Leader 3,4; Teachers Aide 1,2,3,4; Gradua- tion Usher 3; Homecoming Attend- ant 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 2,3,4; Student Manager 4; Honor “C” 1,2,3,4; County Gov’t Day 3. MOTTO: Enjoy this moment because in a moment, it shall be gone. CLASS OFFICERS — Pres. — Pam Swedenburg; V. Pres. — Kim Rea- man; Sec.-Treas. — Dodi Van Pelt; Sponsors — Mr. Mortimer and Mr. Steinhoff. 10 JERRY YRKOSKI: FFA 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Conf. Honor Band 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 1; Honor “C” 3,4. MOTTO: No one ever loses, time just runs short. Dave Miller 15 Barb Yrkoski Lori Beck DfrYou AI Jefferson Pam Swedenburg Rick Geier Mary Starostka Jean Douglas Dodi Van Pelt Jeff Sundberg Tom Branting A LOOK- IMOTHE FU1URE. Srtdovyn pod preppreto take the time, he fates of the claps of.'79 . Tb listen iothe fa9HM_________ ’ There was no class in history held more dedr, Than the one whose futures are written here Kelly Ka vanas roapy new fans. He's still playing he swinging ’drums, ■w rockqriiBHHlMM H With a new The Swinger is how Robert was known. - He now calls the churcff his KoW A minister is wjjat |hjs wild bpy became, He knows enough to put sinners to shame. ; group called The Bums ' Wgtcfi out, it’s Jon.jthe baseball pro, ‘■ s'feeSh known for hhrshnsattonat throw: fc m He plays for. the Royals day andnigty, And the fans go wild when he’s in sight, H r ' IW, i • £i_J Jetj oQ, a nice-looking Was theonly son his father had. i $0 after college, he returned to thefarm, And keeps the country girls far from harm. Kim Reaman. an artist and scholar, Got her fingers wrapped tightly around a man’s ■; collar. She teaches home ec. at old Clarks High. ‘ She was mother of twelve by and by. Chatter bo Pam is nthe swing, Talking about the latest thing. Mostly the talk is about 010 Broef Tl.e machine that became a rabbit I OAl t.k A� i I 4. tbl! xtiliw ..AU’jf I mm ij Cowboy Marty is riding the prairie Along with the gal he's soon to marry He bought a string of K-Mart stores. Now he sits .back and relaxes with Coors. Jolene had so many brains for a girl! She went through business school in a wh£d. -jjQberiiQllowed her the Qoumry over was so faithful, she nicknamed him Rover. Good ole’ Tefry The GuMracha Kid,:- • Wg Knew what everyone in the neighborhood did. He’s now a pbliceman with a badge tin his hat, SkiPIWMEiglltiwW i, 'As a famous dru .,, He still chases w - He Wines them a oMna wiJd roek band. J 9 en with h� s fancy cars fines them in big disccrbarS Joe McGuinn, the mechanical wizzar wrn oe ffTeTeto tow you in any Dlizzari Hip interest lie not only in his teals For in women and love he breaks all the rules. . i Mary, qne of the most talkative in the class, la jls marrjed and lives in Chouse of glass. She and Mike made Tots of money at the races, And Mth troubles th re wereno graces, t ’ ' , (He developed cgmputbf df th what he uspd as his secret ) he will tell you alongside hi | afjpttMt, nown as quite ham. lawyer for civil rights, ever tejl.what he doe .witt e T v. you're sure tt new holds at the wrestling ref, ji ien he is home!, he’s aS-pleased as can e, Susette had a baby, and now there are three. Mss Happy Homemaker, ■� Gary ort halfaaacre ’ She is as hapjpyjs she can be, 1 :ving with her hUsbanp artti hepchildren three. Jerry, the greatest farmer in the midwest. tffLafl littoliCfir tlftiB thp uoru hact DavicLMillerbrives around in his je Tending his cattle like little Bo-Pee Hemritoved to the mountains to be Now all he does is eat, drink, and ski. I � , ireyvfiiscrops the very best- Mag] He tends to his cows day and night, ’ And wher he gets done, heisaTdiMi Here comes Dodi. the wMtest of all, She surely keeps Brian on the bell “I'm the mother of ten,” she raves and rant f rieVer geTunisneachanging th _rry. Squirrel” Hetrman'was clear up a tree, or he couldn’t decide what hpwanted to be M li!! g ed tcuckv Hauling acorns brouqh Tim great luck. eir pants. We see Tom in his little sailor hat, Now, tell’me, can you imagine tha?7 Having wo men all around was his premonition. Flying through the airwith the greatest of ease Barbie Yrko iiwho struggledner way] lirplane stewardess Jean's sure to please Made it through college onefiriejday. rer she now works and studies, The classes she teaches are physical ed, An pjjots, she’s good Business school was some g 'Till Denise Douglas stepped « ....................... ireat bore, in the door all ashaok„ ippened to all the books. • . .v ivuv.,i ioo ai o yt lyoiiscu cu While albnij by tter side stands hermrebdnd. Mj, • ; r« --4� . ' Lori was known for her pretty blonde hair And with Lori, the boys would not dare. She,went into Business ?s they often say.Mf But works with twelve kids, as of today. lij jSbSslS ;'v Hey, rri i,tj|l started thirteen years ago when twenty-five wild-n-crazy.sihjjpgs found their w to Clarks SChQol. Tfyey were Tom Beck, Glen Johnson, Kim Reaman, Jean Douglas, Jerry Church, Denise Douglas, Jote Lamb. Dean Armstead, jwtkulat-fdtn Bfantidg, Larry Herman, Merty’Burruss, Rick Geiejc.. David Miller. Jon Schlondorj, Dodi Van Peljt, Terry Morris, Joe McGuinn, Lori Beck, Bambi Schumacher, Pam Swedenburg, Mary Starostka, Jotene Wurtz, Barb Janulewicz, and Michael Cerhy. Our teacher was Mrs. Eldridge. Our afternoon delight was our naps, which made our day a iittlebrighter us many valuable things. We were fortunate this I and Tim Gabriel, but we were sorry to see Bambi leave us. I Taribb Br day in a'special V ay 1 ‘ ’ re we developed qucartistic and performing abilities with the help of, ut on was very successful, especially our play and acrobatic stunts, Jking oh thelfmands This ydaf Td MlcnaerCeri ' ' insUlird grade, :we learned the thrills of flursive writing. We made a swifyradpby. gaining Luafrn Qaier andi aniel Nepperman but losing Jim Kula and Tim Gabriel. During this year, we were fortunate to have two teachers. Mrs Sundberg and Mrs Craig Recesses were always exciting due to the game Boys Chase the Girls. Doing the twist, we made the trip fourth grade. Our teadher, Mrs. Nelson,, always had many exciting ., We qr.ui.Sfd on.tojjrgtl year to gain Andy Duba Playfdg GattHdyiand eac j We strgiled to second grpde, Mrs. Moore The program tha ‘ highlighted b 'Joren aftqL'dl games to fill our indoor recesses with To add to our excitement. Jerry and Barb Yrkoski joined us. In,fifth grade, we were delighted to have Miss Zoucha educate us The highlit of this year was col- lecting items for our hobby show Who could forget Rick’s monkey or throwing cookies-put thOwmriow? Those cookies got us into some trouble Daniel Nepperman left us in this year. - In sixth grade, Miss Test helped us adjust to the warm, new building where we made use of the nice facilities. We gained Marlene Botts, and then she did the hop to another town. We really boogied at the Youth Center that ear , . Then we moved to the.big time of juniofihigh. This year we were soiry fo see Dean Armstead leavers The 01' Barn seemed to be the center of our attentrpn with all the dances and parties. This-year we tjejc rj invplvad ihjmany sports activities. Mr jmd.Mrs V rte,ift e' °ur'sD sors .Un,to r ta b.ls year, one of us got a chipped tooth from the fountain. 3 W TOund dur thr’if s rt Sweden burg!s bill during eighth grkde. Remember that furvday when' Mr. Kreps tookuson the excitement. Mr. ' During obrlteshmen |£ .ieinmg us from cpunjrji sehop iwer� J Spndberg, All a mj ersdn Marlene Osantpwski, and Kelly Kava; but Teresa left us and moved to Central City. OuYofficersthis year were: Pres —Larry Herman, V. Pres — ba fla Miller, and Sec.-Treks —B 'ifriOTewitz s OT sor?werl w,MahitSm arroM'r. Wal- lace. this year opened pur lives to many opportunities. f Our sophomore year brought many thrills like reaching sweet sixteen and already a thousandvtimes- kissed. Everyone was very sad at the loss of our very good friend Glen Johnson Officers this year were: Pres. — Allan Jefferson, V. Pres. — Kelly Kava, Sec.-Treas David Miller Sponsors were Mr. Kreps and Mr. Alt. Dances at Silver Creek kept our social lives veryjive.ljj. this year seemed to Be the wildest-n- craziest ever. Walking to town seemed to be one of the major events of our junior year. The highlight of this year, was planning anddec orating fof prom. We decided-bMhe theme Momentato Remember, and'Otir col- ors were blue and pink. W - lewicz and Marlene Osantov w' Sk VVfteas — Jolene Wurtz. [ turned. Our officers v •Alt krid Mr Bell We reached the:h$h pass by more rapidly. T andV'illo H and Jerry Church. Officers wpre:Pr jonpred-us wif Dodi Van Pelt; Sponsors were Mr. M ing HeSweefheart Dance,‘and the sc ■M year were Bar.bJanu e: Prgs -t, Denise Douglas V Pres. — Kelly Kava, KjMPireatbetb'hytisthfsyear. - M ipMar toouf Sneak Trip and prom made thefdays . rom entitled Saturday Night Fever. Colors were |uiTa rcfm OT Vlterfalnment We lost TomriiyUSblT rg, V. Pres. — Kim Reaman, Sec.-Treas. — inhoff. Other important events were Homecom- Wk rMpy 13,1979, we crossed the bridge jgtb adulthood. This final-nigHt'.broughtmany mixed emotions I many fond memories back to us. We travel now into our own lives and face the future with courage no mgfnffipeir ;We look forward to the years ahead when we will all join together for our class reunioos. MS R rr • . -v • v •• £§£3 R3R , 19- 3aJbMCx e5 Kc.nn j CiOth j onryo + « ■ 3ifrr 90 VlWsd’ p _U M r W l-ftrnb Uci beep? v , d sV Sbicioo £? C'vsfy 22 Kevin Brandenburger Mike Branting Renee Brazda Chris Caley Carl Church Tom Church j u N t Melody Church Karen Dittmer Diane Dubas Janet Janulewicz 0 Mike Kirby Deb McGuinn Q - Gary Micek Ty Peterson Mark Reaman Kevin Rieken Jean Schlondorl Dana Schultz Doug Soil Jennifer Wemhoff oypm President: Mark Reaman Vice-President: Doug Soli Sec.-Treasurer: Karen Dittmer Sponsors: Mr. Taylor Miss Alexander 23 Jamey Beck c Linda Beck Sam Beck 0 Tim Brandenburger Wade Brazee p Jerry Carlson i Tim Clements w 0 M Pam Colby 0 Ryan Dexter Margaret Dubas R Lori Engel Lorrie Fleeman p Deb Friedrichsen Ronda Glasser £ ■H Steve Goff Tom Hannapel Debbie Kirby Lucinda Lamb Linda Mace Gloria Miller Jerry Schlondorf Christy Spires Dave Starostka Tim Szatko Kim Truesdell Dina VanPelt Terri Voigt Joyce Yrkoski Cte OfJiUm President: Ronda Glasser Vice-President: Lucinda Lamb Sec.-Treasurer: Ryan Dexter Sponsors: Mrs. Edwards Mr. Wriedt 25 Donna Beck Lynette Beck Kim Brazda Ginger Burress P Cathy Caley Jeff Church Kenny Dittmer r Nancy Glasgow b- £ U Todd Houston M Bryan Janulewicz Patty Kirby r Jerry Paul Kreps Kyle Kuhn N Ryan Kuhn Janet McNeal Diane Micek Becky Phelps Vickie Phelps Cathy Reaman Jim Scherer Steve Strobel Annette Wemhoff John Yrkoski 0 President: Ryan Kuhn Vice-President: Nancy Glasgow Sec.-Treasurer: Jerry Paul Kreps Sponsors: Mrs. Kreps Mrs. Vyhlidal Jtuufw f-fcCjta IwoQu i h 0 U tuj AcMxss SEVENTH GRADE — Left to Right: Mark Lamb, Daniel Olson, Danny Sta- rostka, Dan Scherer, Larry Pickeral, Donny Bardsley, Paul Janulewicz, Jill Williams, Cindy McGuinn, Joanie Fleeman, Michelle Temme, Kim Booth, Cindy Morris. Front Row: Teresa Dubas, Diane Jones. Not Pictured — Mic- helle Dittmer, Danny Boroviak. w EIGHTH GRADE — Left to Right: Gregg Slone, Joe Yrkoski, Bill Dittmer, Royce Dexter, Jeff Branting, Russ Brazee, David Olson, Scott Strobel, Marc Starostka, Janet Jones, Beverly Herman, Robyne Dittmer, Sandy Beck, Judy Buller, Brenda Brazda. 28 fCUu a tfea $ay$, f lov sduxAr 1 'W tike mctfeUig tilings!’ ’ KINDERGARTEN — Top — Left to Right: Niki Pollard, Amy Hansher, Jodi Sutko, Jason Luebbe, Marcina Pickerel, Jason Douglas, Jennifer Kern, Nathan Clements. Front — Left to Right: Dean Temme, Rhonda Church, Jason Kohl, Thaddeus Higginbotham, Carlie Lind- green, Mark Bittinger, Manda Sweet. Not Pictured — Kenneth Schroder. Teacher — Mrs. Bradza. LMmwq neio wWs 0 ckfijMeage !’ ’ FIRST GRADE — Top — Left to Right: Kimberly Carlson, Audra Brown, Brad Dush, Wanda Homan, Jennifer Mills, Christy Miller, Matt Wibbels, Becky Branting. Front — Left to Right: Scott Spiers, Janelie Prososki, Brian Story, Tammy Church, Enan Williams, Jennifer Jarrett, Stephen Olson. Teacher — Mrs Uechert. SECOND GRADE — Top — Left to Right: Susan Homan, Kerri Lindgreen, Jill Urkoski, Jeff McLean, Geremy Schott, Amy Dush. Front — Left to Right: Chad Sutko, Scott Dittmer, Brent Ksiazek, Kelly Pollard, Jackie Merriman, Ann Bittinger. Not Pictured — Greg Schroder. Teacher — Mrs. Steenson. 29 U e fe cess!” THIRD GRADE — Top — Left to Right: Gary Morris, David Beck, Bryan Lindgreen, Sarah Clements, Steven Brandenburger, Kelly Neel. Front — Left to Right: Brian Pollard, Patty Brown, Darren Kem, Mike Dittmer, Ken Ksaizek. Not Pictured — Vicki Schroder. Teacher — Mrs. Lindberg. ’ W (km disca dcwM l’ ’ FOURTH GRADE — Top — Left to Right: Cathy Pollard, Debra Didier, Kay Kuhn, Todd Neel, Bill Jacobi, Steve Hanaher, Lourie Luebbe. Front — Lett to Right: Mickey Burruss, Cindy Scherer, Shane Strobel, Cindy Wreidt, Stacey Dittmer, Buck Mill . Not Pic- tured — Darcie Rohrer, Scott Schroeder. Teacher — Mrs. Sandall. 30 ' 'Wq hot o t htgbdcs i ’ RFTH GRADE — Top — Left to Right: Lisa Lamb, Brian Herman, Pamela Brown, Lori Spires, Cammie Neel. Middle — Left to Right: Tracy Geier, Kathy Fleeman, Crystal Rupp, Denice Bardsley, Amber Eikenhorst, Rosalie Olson, Sue Schlondorf. Front — LL-Rt.: Tony Boroviak, Lincoln Williams, Pat Goff, Mike Zegar. Teacher — Miss Zoucha. 1 ' AJtinJb obou juiu (ugli p1 31 SIXTH GRADE — Top — Left to Right: Christime Neel, Chris Zegar, Roger Luebbe, Kerry Voight, Russell Mace, Paul Yrkoski, Deidra Bardsley. Front — Left to Right: Cindy Merriman, Sheryl Strobel, Carol Janulewiz, Michelle Brandenburger, Debbie Miller, Susan Morris, Judy Beck. Not Pictured — Dirk Rohrer. Teacher — Miss Test (Miss Terhune). Old pKincipaJ S Vs y .yt v neuer die— +WeM, usf loose 1W -Vacuities. A w o? A a - VVrv i rrv. UTbbas,- rou nTe iA'V ro 32 6 O V 6' Q bs V ,A D� 4 ycyjL. V««j xbo V c cv c,- yc4 -Viotker-? Wt eauU«sH� co roV Vrer p xp sl 'YAelursLls becxryg, are 3 a Mr Stemhoff teaches Voc Ag I. II. III. IV. and 8 He was demonstrating safety when this little accident happened This didn't hinder him in coach- ing volleyball or sponsoring FFA We have our own mad scientist. Mr Kreps He is testing out a cure for student cheating Beside doing this, he teaches Science 7. 8. 9. business math, and chemistry Tve heard of blowing in someones ear. but this is ridiculous.' says Mrs Lukas who teaches elementary music and remedial math Her hus- band. Mr Lukas, teaches Band. Vocal, and Music 7 8 Mr Wnedt tries not to lose his head while teaching shorthand, book- keeping. typing, and office practice He is also assistant football and girls' basketball coach Mr and Mrs Barbour are just kids at heart, but when it comes to teach- ing. they're very serious Mrs Barbour teaches remedial reading, and Mr Barbour is girls basketball coach, assistant football coach, guidance counselor, and teaches Social Studies 7 and careers This is Mrs Vyhlidal's famous interpretation of Lady McBeth She teaches English 8.9.10.12. annual, speech, and Spanish Mr Manstedt. the surgeon, really cuts through his work He coaches girls' track and wrestling He also teaches biology, health, PE. elementary science, and math Mrs Pool reflects our life's light and dark sides She is a master of shading, being our Art teacher A master at angles and lines. Mr Alt teaches Math 7. 8. Algebra I. II. and Geometry He also coaches boys basketball This Wild n' Crazy guy is Mr Taylor He teaches world geogra- phy. social studies 8. government. American history, sociology, and world history He is assistant volleyball and boys basketball coach Mrs Edwards quest for knowledge is great Besides being a newlywed, she teaches English 7. II. and is our librarian Looking guilty while caught in the act. Miss Alexander teaches HomeEc I. II. III. IV. 8 Tough Mr Mortimer gets the track and football boys in shape and besides coaching, he teaches Rec P E . Elem P E , and P E 7 The Board Members meet to organize the school’s problems. From left to right the Board Members are Delbert Miller, Mike Bittinger, Bill Kuhn, Dwight Stro- bel, Lee Huston, Judy Reamen. Mr. Slone, our superintendent, follows through proce- dures. It's been a hard year. Mr. Wibbels, our principal, takes a little nap. He teaches drivers ed. 36 Peofjfe t(v Us The school couldn't run without Cindy, our secretary, keeping things under control. Hollis Stromburg and Dave Smith do a good |Ob trying to keep the school in tip-top shape. Eat it or else, say the cooks who handle our meals. They are Phyllis Huston. Thelma Herman, and Irma Janulewicz. Bus Dnhm Bob Beck Leek Beck 37 TRKf TWHIOOI Asst. Coach Wreidt, Asst. Coach Barbour, Terry Morris, Larry Herman, Joe Lamb, Jeff Sundberg, Kelly Kava, Jerry Yrkoski, Jon Scblondorf, Rick Geier, Coach Morlimer. Second Row: Andy Dubas, Tim Szatko, Kevin Rieken, Jerry Schlondorf, Wade Brazee, Gary Micek, Mark Reaman, Larry Pickrel. Front Row: Ryan Kuhn, Jim Scherer, Steve Strobel, Brian Janulewicz, Jeff Church, John Yrkoski, Todd Huston, Roberl Clements. The 1978 Football season was one that showed the brute strength of our team; it also showed the lack of our experience. The team consisted of only three returning varsity players, but they seemed to adjust to a new coach well. We are looking forward to successful years in the future. VARSITY — L to R: Lori Beck, Linda Beck, Karen Dittmer, Debbie Kirby, Denise Doug- las, Jolene Wurtz, Lucinda Lamb, Barb Yrkoski, Jean Doug- las, Kim Reaman, Dina Van Pelt, Pam Swedenburg, Mary Starostka. Front: Stu- dent Manager — Sandy Beck, Coach Mr. Steinhoff, Student Manager — Brenda Brazda. ALL CONFERENCE BARB YRKOSKI JR. VARSITY—Back Row — L to R: Coach Mr. Steinhoff, Gloria Miller, Jean Schlon- dorf, Dina Van Pelt, Lucinda Lamb, Linda Beck, Kim Truesdell, Ronda Glasser, Coach Mr. Taylor. Middle Row — Student Man- ager — Brenda Brazda, Debbie Kirby, Joyce Yrkoski, Linda Mace, Renee Brazda, Student Manager — Sandy Beck. Front Row: Christy Spires, Pam Colby, Janet Jan ulewicz, Margaret Dubas. Lori Beck Barb Yrkoski Jolene Wurtz FRESHMEN —Back Row — L to R: Coach Mr. Taylor, Donna Beck, Becky Phelps, Patty Kirby, Kim Brazda, Vicky Phelps. Front Row: Student Manager — Brenda Brazda, Nancy Glas- gow, Kathy Reaman, Cathy Caley, Ginger Burress, Lynette Beck Student Manager — Sandy Beck. Denise Douglas Pam Swedenburg Kim Reaman Mary Starostka GIRLS9 BASKETBALL GvJk Ukj Acfeow VARSITY Top: Lori Engel Ginger Burruss Right to Left: Pam Colby Denise Douglas Linda Beck Jolene Wurtz Assistant Coach: Mr. Robert Wriedt Terri Voigt Lucinda Lamb Debbie Kirby Coach: Mr. Tom Barbour Jean Douglas Kim Reaman JR. VARSITY — Left to Right: Ginger Burrus, Pam Colby, Linda Beck, Patty Kirby, Cathy Reaman, Debbie Kirby, Terri Voigt, Vicki Phelps, Lynette Beck, Nancy Glasgow, Becky Phelps, Diane Micek, and Lori Engel. Coach: Mr. Tom Barbour, Assistant Coach: Mr. Robert Wriedt. VARSITY LINE UP — Left to Right: Mike Branting, Jon Schlondorf, Ryan Kuhn, Sam Beck, Ty Peter- son, Dana Schultz, Todd Huston, Chris Caley, Larry Herman, Rick Geier, Joey Lamb. Coaches Rich- ard Alt and Gregg Taylor. WRESTLING lllUs C,VA M CLi Rfff CUM? TRACI TRICK TAACI The track team was in the process of rebuilding this year, but we managed to score as many as 22 points in the Polk Inv. We competed with mostly A and B schools through out the year. Next year we will have everyone returning from this year's team and some new members participating. Individual records were: Chris Caley, 112 shot put 120 high hurdles: 17.2. Dana Schultz — 5'8 , high jump 37.11.5, triple jump. Gary Micek — 17'4 , long jump. Ryan Kuhn 11:40 2 mile run. Todd Huston 5'6 , high jump. Tom Church :59.4, 440 yd. run. Dana Schultz also ran the 440 in :56.2. This is the best year the girls have had tor awhile. This is also the year that they, for the first time ever, qualified a girl for state. The girls worked very hard and because of this, they broke many records. Kim Reaman broke the shot put record and then broke her own record at almost every meet afterwards. She took first in the Golden Rod Conference and took first in Districts and qualified for state. 1979 Track Schedule Fullerton Relays — Failed to score. Loup City Invitational — Failed to score. Burwell Invitational — 1 pt. Wood River Invitational — 6 pts. Clarks-Monroe-Palmer Triangular — 47 pts. Goldenrod Conference —19 pts. Districts — 2 pts. The records broken were the shot by Kim Rea- man, throwing it 357’ , long jump by Pam Colby, jumping 1473 , 100 yd. dash, 12.2, triple jump, 30'2' z , and 220 yd. dash 28.1, all by Becky Phelps. The team will only lose one member next year and looks to be very promising. Good luck, girls. W QvuoJfcf j v Youag L ckftS Gat lidfr ydtUw. . . Back Row: Coach Tom Barbour, Cindy Morris, Robyne Dittmer, Joanie Fleeman, Janet Jones, Michelle Temme, Beverly Her- man, Kim Booth, Cindy McGuinn. Front Row: Sandy Beck, Jill Williams, Diane Jones,, Teresa Dubas, Brenda Brazda. UAeAts Gat Tbugli . . . Left to Right: Paul Janulewicz, Dan Scherer, Jeff Branting, Russ Brazee, David Olsen, Gregg Slone, Mark Lamb, Royce Dexter, Bill Dittmer, Danny Sta- rostka, Larry Pickrel, Mark Sta- rostka, Scott Strobel, and Coach Norm Manstedt. Youag Uea C My Oh . . . Back Row: Royce Dexter, Russ Brazee, Dan Scherer, Gregg Slone, Danny Starostka, Bill Dittmer, David Olsen, Mark Lamb, Jeff Branting, Coach Richard Alt. Front Row: Larry Pickrel, Paul Janulewicz, Scott Strobel, Donny Bradsley, Daniel Olsen. 52 Cecwebowub Clarks 1 Volleyball St. Edward Opponent 2 0 Polk 2 0 Fullerton 2 0 Genoa 2 0 Silver Creek 2 0 Palmer 2 0 Stromsburg 2 0 Osceola 2 0 Silver Creek 2 0 Spalding Academy 2 Barb Yrkoski — 2nd Team, All-Conference Football Clarks Opponent 6 Polk 44 6 Doniphan 22 6 Stromsburg 51 6 Silver Creek 2 6 Exeter 50 0 St. Edward 21 0 Osceola 40 12 Palmer 7 Joey Lamb — All-Conference — Honorable Mention All-State — 1st Team, Grand Island Jeff Sundberg — All-Conference — 1st Team, Grand Island Friend Inv. — 8th, 68 Teampoints Harrisburg Inv. — 6th, 69% Teampoints Wrestling District Results: S. Strobel . . 2nd Wahoo Inv. — 5th. 61 Teampoints J. Beck 5th Clarks Inv. — 8th, 75% Teampoints J. Schlondorf 6th Stromsburg Inv. — 5th, 66 Teampoints G. Micek 5th Valley Inv. — 4th, 111% Teampoints T. Branting GRC at Osceola — 4th, 104 Teampoints ■HR 1 J. Sundberg 1st Districts — 4th, 112% Teampoints K. Rieken 4th State Results: T. Branting ..............5th J. Sundberg...............3rd 27 Teampoints Girls' Basketball Clarks Opponent 26 Monroe 46 23 St. Edward 61 18 Wolbach 30 20 Polk 73 27 Palmer 41 39 Genoa 49 19 Wolbach 46 18 Fullerton 46 17 Osceola 34 21 Silver Creek 36 51 Osceola 54 14 Stromsburg 61 31 Monroe 51 Kim Reaman conference — Honorable Mention All- Boys Basketball Clarks Opponent 51 Wolbach 50 42 Rising City 46 55 Hordville 60 68 Silver Creek 56 55 Geona 56 59 Palmer 79 46 Polk 61 56 Osceola 55 69 Cedar Rapids 72 46 St. Edward 57 54 Stromsburg 61 51 Marquette 56 68 Palmer 64 40 Marquette 44 72 Spalding Academy 31 52 Silver Creek 47 53 Humphrey 76 46 Polk 62 Palmer Holiday Tournament — 2nd Place D-6 Tournament — 2nd Place Dana Schultz — First Team All-Conference — Honorable Mention All-State 53 V GjS ppc! ;em v t Ke V ryeC- - VvcV 1 e.rv o U c oVWe r SjS M o-o 'o v X 'O' S v0 cjy •x' 9 I� i s y m 1JV J- H( u.s,'tc soaVkes Ke. li 't'k Si JWreflTiM •••vy | t I i l i� ij K -o So.uo.qe. Eeo V . .;. ,||W 1AMM| it?ii r 0 55 Barbie Yrkoski, Jean Douglas, Luann Geier, Kim Brazda, Janet McNeal, Lynette Beck, Pam Colby, Nancy Glasgow, Melody Church, Diane Micek, Ginger Burruss, Lori Engel, Margaret Dubas, Donna Beck, Pam Swedenburg, Lucinda Lamb, Debbie Kirby, Ronda Glasser, Diane Dubas, Patty Kirby, Cathy Reaman, Linda Beck, Joyce Yrkoski, Lorrie Fleeman, Becky Phelps, Cathy Caley, Annette Wemhofl, Cehri Paar, Gloria Miller, Kim Truesdell, Vickie Phelps, Denise Douglas, Lori Beck. In Center Back: Dodi Van Pelt, Jolene Wurtz, Miss Alexander, Chris Spires, Dina Van Pelt, Terri Voigt, Kim Reaman, Mary Starost. Not Pictured: Renee Brazda, Karen Dittmer, Janet Janulewicz, Deb McGuinn. Bosk tboM Pam Swedenburg Donna Beck Lucinda Lamb Debbie Kirby RrttbcM Cltmkadm Jean Douglas Lori Beck Barbie Yrkoski Denise Douglas Bomber Boosters: Clara’s Cafe 56 Wayne Gress UAfiStfeag ChmhodfiM Lori Engel Dina Van Pelt Linda Beck Mary Starostka Karen Dittmer Chris Spires Ronda Glasser Patty Kirby Cathy Reaman Jolene Wurtz Kim Reaman Janet Janulewicz Bo £ G lS Qjpbut Kept f-ftgft Bomber Boosters: Hensley Realty Palmer Furniture Justice Pharmacy Craig Swedenburg Foote Tire Company L uaUtg todo Doing t Qjwamj Bouding tO'fouv UttHg to-S iu Left to Right — Back Row: M. Burruss, S. Beck. J. Sundberg. M. Kirby, D. Schultz, M. Branting, R. Kuhn. J. Yrkoski, J. Scherer, J. Church, Janulevicz, B. Phelps. 2nd Row: Advisor — Mr. Stelnhoff, K. Kuhn, J. Schlondori. R. Dexter. T. Peterson, T. Brandenburger, A. Dubas, J. Yrkoski, T. Hannapel, G. Micek. T. Church. T. Huston, L. Beck, L. Engel. G. Miller. V. Phelps. Front Row: J. Beck, A. Jefferson, K. Rieker, J. Schlondori, D. Miller, D. Soil, L. Herman, J. Lamb, R. Geier, M. Reaman, S. Goff. K. Brandenburger. OFFICERS — J. Douglas, T. Beck, P. Swedenburg, D. Van Pelt, J. Wurtz, D. Douglas, D. Dubas. 2nd Row: D. Friedrichsen, K. Truesdell. L. Beck, B. Yrkoski, Advisor — Miss Alexander, J. Schlondori, D. Van Pelt, L. Lamb. Front Row: R. Glasser, C. Spires, P. Colby, M. Starostka. D. Kirby, R. Dittmer, B. Her- man, J. Wemhoff. Seated: N. Glasgow, L. Geier. Bomber Booster: 58 Klip Kurl Johnson Garage Loew’s TV Paul Janulewicz Arby's Roast Beef Restaurant StcuWt Coumj I Back Row: D. Douglas, Royce Dexter, D. Miller, Mr. Barbour, Sponsor, C. Caley, L. Lamb, J. Jones, L. Beck, J. Buller. 3rd Row: S. Beck, K. Dittmer, L. Beck, G. Miller, D. Kirby, R. Ditt- mer, B. Herman. 2nd Row: P. Swedenburg, R. Brazda, C. Spires, D. Dubas, D. McGuinn, P. Colby. Front Row: B. Brazda, D. Jones, L. Engel, D. Olson, and K. Kuhn. Back Row: Coach Manstedt, Coach Mortimer, Coach Steinhoff, Coach Barbour, Snd Coach Alt. Outside Circle from Right Front: L. Engel, P. Colby, J. Janulewicz, M. Starostka, P. Swedenburg. R. Brazda, L. Beck, M. Church, K. Reaman, M. Branting, M. Reaman, S. Beck, K. Rieken, W. Brazee, D. Starostka, Jr Yrkoski, T. Branting, K. Kava, T. Peterson, J. Sundburg, T. Huston, D. Schultz, L. Herman, J. Lamb, R. Geier, A. Jefferson, and T. Szatko. Inside Circle from Right Front: J. Douglas, D. Douglas. K. Truesdell, J. Schlondorf, D. Van Pelt, D. Kirby, J. Wurtz, L. Beck, K. Dittmer, B. Yrkoski, T. Voigt, L. Lamb, T. Morris, M. Kirby, A. Dubas, J. Schlondorf, T. Church, G. Micek, J. Beck, J. Church, Bryan Janulewicz, J. Schlon- dorf, and K. Kuhn.________________________________________________________________________________ C” (%b Bomber Boosters: Jan’s Boutique Bit of Swede Vern Luft Spring Repair Mr. Mrs. Jim Wruble 59 Pap vowtl flmxxjoJl Qbofy kjiow'Wtiftt UaUWcnk RecMy UmwS vms® mm mmts IIMIMd mu i •«: §S Paper Staff — Top to BottomrMr. Wriedt, Luann Geier, Janet Janulewicz, Jennifer Wemhoff, Deb McGuinn, Renee Brazda, Diane Dubas, Pam Swedenburg, Denise Douglas, Jean Doug- las, Jolene Wurtz, Lori Beck, Mary Starostka. ANNUAL STAFF — Deb McGuinn, Janet Janulewicz, Luann Geier, Renee Brazda, Pam Swedenburg, Lori Beck, Mary Sta- rostka, Jolene Wurtz. Second Row: Dodi Van Pelt, Jean Douglas, Jennifer Wemhoff, Diane Dubas, Jean Schlondorf, Karen Dittmer, Barb Yrkoski, Mrs. Vyhlidal. 60 Bomber Boosters: Ellen’s Hair Pin Hi-way Cafe Bob Morris Sack Lumber Bob’s Pharmacy FhvOtls fiJlglvb ofr Gdfruj! AWARD’S NIGHT May 8,1979 miberctal Award — Jennifer Wemhoff rfl?u€of H Science Award — Vickie and Becky Phelps Wrestling Awards — All lettered Math Award — Kyle Kuhn Basketball Awards — Larry Herman, Rick Geier, Jon Scholondorf, Joe Lamb, Ty Peterson, D naSchultz. Sam Beck, Todd Huston. English Award — Kim Reaman Speech Award — Ronda Glaassa- Social Studies Award — Kyle Kuhn Home Ec. Award — Margaret Dubas Art Award — Dodi Van Pelt Volleyball Awards — Barb Yrkoski, Lori Beck, Mary Sta ostka, Kim Reaman, Jean Douglas, Pam Swedenburg, Jolene Wurtz, Denise Douglas, Karen Dittmer, Janet Jamite wicr. Linda Beck, Lu'tftnda Lamb, Ronda Glasser, Deb Kirby Christy Spires, I fi Dina Van Pelt Basketball Awards —Kim Reaman, Jolene Wurtz,r 1 . Denise Douglas, Jean Douglas, Linda Beck, Pam Colby, Lori Engel, Lucinda Lamb, Terri Voigt, Ginger Burruss ag Track Awards — (Girls) All lettered. _ (Boys) Dana SchuILt——. Jt Attendance Awards — Jon Schlondorf. Janet Janulewlcz, Renee Brazda. Jean Schlondort Margaret Dubas, Lori Engel, Deb Fnednchsen, Christy Spires. Jerry Schlondort, Jim Scherer, Ryan XXSBSSS- 0'‘° L”' Valedictorian —Andy Dubas Salutatorian — Jolene Wurtz Citizenship Awards — Andy Dubas and Jolene Wurtz John Phillip Sousa Award — Lon Be Choral Award — Kim Reaman Football Awards — All lettered Voice ot Democracy — Ronda Glasser V.F.W. Scholarships — Joe Lamb and Jolene Wui _ Platte Collage AwardsBookkeeping -v 2nd r-r i i Bomber Boosters: McDonalds — Conestoga Mall Tanya Janulewicz Harold's Station J. L. Steakhouse Goldenrod Insurance Agency Inc. 7Vto R-ocfow — (W Rofifeii BaW Standing: Chuck Lukas, Dan Olson. Back Row: Michelle Brandenburger, Sheryl Strobel, Pam Brown, Sue Schlondort, Kerry Voight, Pat Goff, Roslie Olson, Lincoln Williams, Roger Luebbe. Steve Beck. Front Row: Donna Fredrichson, Crystal Rupp, Carol Janulewicz. Not Pictured: Julie Foulk, Lisa Lamb, Michelle Temme, Angie Truesdale. Back Row: Jerry Yrkoski, Allan Jefferson. Front Row: Pam Swedenburg, Lori Beck, Dodi Van Pelt, Kim Reaman. Left Row: Diane Dubas, Karen Dittmer, Pam Swedenburg, Jerry Yrkoski, Kim Reaman, Kyle Kuhn, Allan Jefferson. Second Row: Deb McGuinn, Renee Brazda, Lori Beck, Joe Yrkoski, Gregg Slone, Robyne Dittmer, Chris Caley. Third Row: Linda Mace, Ryan Dexter, Janet McNeal, Cathy Reaman, Billy Dittmer. John Yrkoski, Pam Colby. Fourth Row: Deb Friedrichson, Donna Beck, Vicky Phelps, Kim Truesdale, Dodi Van Pelt, Royce Dexter, Scott Strobel. Fifth Row: Lorrie Fleeman, Kim Brazda, Becky Phelps, Jean Schlondorf, Cathy Caley, David Olson, Nancy Glasgow, Ronda Glasser, Chuck Lukas. MAJORETTE — Janet Janulewicz. FLAG CARRIERS — Jennifer Wemhoff, Joyce Yrkoski. Richman Gordman Platte Valley Aerial Bomber Boosters: Faye Wagner Coast to Coast Dr. Gene L. Osborne Back Row: Deb Friedrichsen, Lorrie Fleeman. Front Row: Diane Dubas, Linda Mace, Deb McGuinn. Left to Right: Ryan Dexter, Ronda Glasser, Chris Caley, Kim Reaman, Karen Ditt- mer, Todd Huston, Jolene Wrutz, Kyle Kuhn. Back Row: Becky Phelps, Kim Brazda, Janet McNeal, Lynette Beck, Dodi Van Pelt, Todd Huston, Chris Caley, Annette Wemhoff, Linda Mace, Deb Friedrich- son, Vicky Phelps, Ronda Glasser. Middle Row: Pam Swedenburg, Renee Brazda, Karen Dittmer, Jolene Wurtz, Ryan Dexter, Kyle Kuhn, Kim Truesdale, Kim Reaman, Linda Beck, Donna Beck. Front Row: Janet Janulewicz, Lori Beck, Pam Colby, Diane Dubas, Deb McGuinn, Jean Douglas, Jennifer Wemhoff, Cathy Caley, Chuck Lukas. Kate’s Root Beer Bomber Boosters: Phillip Morgan Rafe Wtg(i AtCowfesfc MAJORETTE: Janet Janulewicz. Neil’s Service Center Tom’s Automotive Kula’s Store 63 lSn Kjn Ou.e 33«. It? S'. 64 L FJT- K lKR,T fcMights Uiv Qcd I HWIWW W XiSL 67 68 FW Cweetfi vtfc Dcutce On the night of Feb. 12th, six anxious FFA-FHA members waited for the royalty to be announced. The sponsors, Mr. Steinhoff and Miss Alexander, crowned King Jon Schlondorf and Queen Dodi Van Pelt. The Attendents were: Pam Swe- denburg, Joe Lamb, Lori Beck and Jeff Sundberg. Red-tagg Disco played at our sweetheart dance, which was a great suc- cess. King — Jon Schlondorl, Queen — Dodi Van Pelt, Attendants: Lori Beck, Pam Swedenburg, Jeff Sundburg. Not Pictured: Joe Lamb. Clkfiks 69 'CftfcuW y Eqvpji Prom was held Sat., April 7, 1979. Red, black, and yellow streamers added to the flavor of the disco craze. Diane Dubas was the toast- mistress of a wild-n-crazy eve- ning. Entertainment for the eve- ning was a disco dance by the servers. A dance followed the ban- quet from 9:00-12:00 with music from Blue Haze. 70 mm C lot kIhiS Pa ti v On May 13.1979. at 7 30. the senior Class of 1979 took their last walk through the school The march was � e J by the junior marshalls. Mark Reaman and Diane Dubas The ushers were Mike Branting. Karen Dittmer. Doug Soil, and Jennifer Wemhoff There were some sad moments as the band played Pomp and Circumstance The benediction was given by Rev Dan Kern The mixed chorus sang a few songs as the seniors were restlessly awaiting for their diplomas Jolene Wurtz gave the salutato- nan speech and Andy Dubas gave the Valedicto- nan speech Rev Jim Miller gave the address As the seniors received their diplomas, they were now headed out on their own into the future There were tears during the graduation, but there were also some happy faces They will always remember the fun times they had during their 13 years in school Graduating meant a new beginning for their future Qmu(IuuoAmlC| Ckte. ofy 1979 WM. DOUGLAS AND COMPANY FARMERS CO-OP Phone: 548 2588 GAS AND OIL CO. Clarks, Nebraska Phone:757-3311 SAVE 'WiMKi Hordville, NE 75 CLARKS AUTOMOTIVE 8:00am-6:00 pm Phone: 548-2630 Claries, NE 68628 Congratulations to the graduating Seniors. TYLER POPCORN COMPANY Processors Jobbers of Fine Popcorn Chapman, NE 68827 Phone: 986 2602 THE INDEPENDENT CLUB Recreation Billiard Hall Phone: 946 9919 DENNIS MARJORIE — Owners Central City, NE DR. WM. D. GRANGE Optometrist P.O. Box 879 Contact Lenses 216 NO Locust St. General Practice Grand Island, NE 68801 of Optometry. Phone: 382 9138 ZENITH TV FABRIC BERNINA Sewing Machines Central City Ph. 946-2051 MacDONALD'S GW Polk, NE Congratulations to the spirited class of 1979. GROSCH IRRIGATION COMPANY, INC. Well Drilling Silver Creek, NE COMMUNITY FEED AND SEED STORE Feed — Seed — Farm Supplies Fullerton, NE Off. Phone: 536 2611 Res. Phone: 536-2632 CLARKS LUMBER COMPANY Phone: 548 2275 ’ Building Material Fence, Paint, Glass and Builder's Hardware Clarks, NE CENTRAL FARM DEVELOPMENT CO. TOM H. MOATES — WILLA D. FREELEND P.O. Box 275 Central City, NE 68826 Phone: 946-3263 PIONEER BRAND-SEED CORN GARST THOMAS HYBRID CORN COMPANY. COON RAPIDS. IA. 500S8 Your local dealer for Pioneer Brand Hybird seed corn, grain sorghum, alfalfa, wheaf, and sorghum-sudan grass. ROBERT H. SCHLONDORF Clarks, Nebraska 68628 Phone: 548 2591 FARMER'S STATE BANK 77 KURTHJ. DELAND Agent 405 Commercial St. Stromsburg, NE 68666 Bus. Phone: 764-3791 Res. Phone: 764-6971 CENTRAL LIQUOR 8:00 A.M.— 12:00 P.M. Phone — 946-2894 Central City, NE 68826 TEMMES MOTEL SERVICE STATION We're not standard we're just better. Phone: 548 2276 Claries, Nebraska 68628 UNDERWOOD FARMS FEED LOT Fullerton, NE 68638 536 2484 GIL’S MARKET 757-3261 Hordville, NE Grocery — Meats — Vegetables MERLIN GUILFORD — Owner Congratulations to the Class of 1979! CENTRAL CITY VETERINARY CLINIC South Highway 14 Central City, NE 68826 DR. C. R. JOHNSON DR. L. L. DEARKING 308—946 3028 O.K. TIRE STORE INC. West Highway 30 Central City, NE 946 3043 LINSAY’S WOODWORKING SHOP Custom Kitchen Cabinets Vanity Custom Counter Tops Cabinet Makers Polk, NE 68654 LIL JOE'S BAR KIM and PAT EGGER — Owners 773 8293 Silver City, NE 68663 HAITH MOTOR COMPANY 24-Hour Wrecker Service Central City, NE 946 301 I 78 LaFAYETTE BEAUTY SALON 309 G Street Central City, NE Phone: 946 2731 VERNIE LOCK HESSELGESSER' Olds, Buick, GMC Central City, NE s CENTRAL CITY AUTO PARTS, COMPANY 325 G Street Central City, NE Phone: 946 3801 RED ANN'S TAVERN Fullerton, NE 68638 Phone: 536-9690 YOUNG WORLD AND WAYNE'S CLOTHING Phone: 536-3190 Fullerton, NE 68638 B-D DRIVE INN Good Food Conversation For Carry Out: 548-2519 Clarks, NE POLLARD ACE PROPANE BODY AND SHOP OIL COMPANY Body and Fender Repair Gas and Oil Expert Refinishing Propane Goodyear Tires and Phone: 946 3084 Service 709 G Street - a Central City, NE Clarks Fullerton, NE 68826 68628 Phone: 548 2466 79 VAN PELT CONSTRUCTION All kinds of leveling. DeWITT VAN PELT Phone:548-2551 Clerks, NE 68628 MANNING AND RATHMAN COSTRUCTION COMPANY Chapman, NE Congratulations, Jolene, Dodi, and Mary!! Retire With Dignity MERRICK MANOR RETIREMENT HOME Central City, Nebraska COLBY GARAGE Complete Automotive Repairs Trucks and Tractors Day —548-2300 Night —548,2422 Clarks, NE GEREN DRUGS The Rexall Store Phone: 946 3888 Central City, NE HEAD-QUARTERS BARBER SHOP 806 C Avenue Central City, NE Phone: 946 2929 Complete men's and women's hairstyling. AGROSERVICE, INC. Bulk Blended Fertilizer Agriculture Chemicals Professional Advisory Service Phone: (308) 773-2211 Silver Creek, NE Compliments of a friend! DR.J.C. MALY Fullerton, NE STERN FEED AND SUPPLY Gooch's Feed Irrigation Pipe Phone: Bus. —548-2215 Res. —548-2571 ◦arks, NE 68628 SILVER CREEK LUMBER AND FARM SUPPLY Silver Creek, NE Congratulations Seniors of 1979. LIESKE IMPLEMENT West Highway 30 Central City, NE II 68826 1 1 Phone: (308) 946-3846 SHORTY’S BAR — refreshments — beer — liquor Phone:548-2322 ' — wines Clarks. NE — recreation MOBIL—POLK OIL CO. Gas Diesel B. F. Goodrich Michelin Tires Polk, NE (402)765-3451 81 R R CONSTRUCTION MERRIMAN’S TAVERN On and Off Sale Beer and Liquor Lunches Clarks, NE Phone: 548-2642 VERA'S Where Friends Meet Home Cooked Meals Noon Specials 6:30 a.m.-10:00 p.m. 773-8295 Silver Creek, NE VERA BRAND MUNN CARPET FURNITURE 308 G Street Central City, NE 68826 (308)946 3994 KEITH REPAIR Complete car, truck and tractor repair. Phone 536-2410 Fullerton, NE STROBEL INDUSTRIES INC. Clarks. NE 68628 Manufacturing and Repairs Congratulations to the Class of 1979. SUNDBURG SON HARDWARE 765 3411 Hardware, Cook Paints, Maytag Appliances Polk, NE STROMSBURG BANK Make the Stromsburg Bank — Your Bank. Drive-In Window Member FDIC Stromsburg, NE 764-4341 BECTON —DICKINSON INDUSTRIAL SITE Columbus, NE 1620 16th Street Central City, Nebraska 68826 eTd BECTON-DICKINSON ACE CAFE AND BAR Liquor by the drink after 6:00 p.m. Sundays Try Our Steaks Chapman, NE BABE and EVA — Owners Phone 986-2645 YOlir family Notional Academy of Opticionry A A American Board of Opticionry llji Eyewe Cemer aascH S?eu ?ar boutique Gateway Plaza. Capital Ave Webb Road Phone (308 ) 384-9505 C.E. (CHUCK) BAASCH F N A O American Board Certified JANICE BAASCH Frame Stylist 83 CENTRAL CITY REPUBLICAN — NONPAREIL Your Weekly Visitor for all your advertising and printing needs. Congratulations KIM and MARV Central City, NE (308) 946-3081 MR. AUTOMOTIVE R A AUTO SUPPLY 226 Broadway Fullerton, NE 536 3240 CITIZENS STATE BANK Member FDIC Polk, NE Phone: 402—765-2191 The bank small enough to know you and large enough to serve you. 84 85 Seniors: Dale Electrics Builds The World's Finest Components. build a si� . FIRST STATE BANK Hordville, NE Member of FDIC Phone: (402) 757 3231 JIM’S GW FOODS Aurora Central City Thank You for Shopping at Jim's. SILVER COIN DRIVE-INN VERLAJ. ROGERS Silver Creek, NE Open 7 days a week. DIANE'S BEAUTY SHOP Clarks, NE Phone: 548-2433 FARMER'S CO-OP ASS'N. Phone:536 2424 Fullerton, NE 68638 Custom Grinding, Rolling, Mixing and Grain Drying Fertilizers and Chemicals PLATTE RIVER INN PAM and JOE EIKENHURST Steaks — Drinks Cafe 548 2570 Clarks, NE CENTRAL BANK Member FDIC Complete Banking Services NORDSTEDT'S Congratulations to the Class of 79. Central City, NE Congratulations! 87 Community Sale Every Thursday Afternoon April 1st Sale — 6:30 p.m. GALUSHA BROS NELSON We Sell Anywhere Central City, NE GAMBLES Hardware, Houseware, Furniture, paint, automotive Sports, t.v. sound, appliances. Fullerton, NE HI-WAY 30 TAVERN CLEMENCE F. EVELYN D. RINKOL Silver Creek, NE 68663 Liquor Beer, Sporting Goods PALMBERG AUTO SUPPLY INC3 Wholesale Automotive Supplies Aurora, NE Stromsburg, NE 68816 Burwell, NE 68666 68823 CLARKS TELEPHONE COMPANY 'We wish the Seniors of 1979 the best of luck. MUSTARD OIL COMPANY Central City, NE CONNIE'S BEAUTY SALON Phon� : 548-2569 Clarks. NE 68628 WHITED AND SONS, INC. Parts, Sales, Service Phone: (308) 536-2413 Fullerton, NE Nothing runs like a deere! D. J. SHOP Central City, NE Congratulations to the Class of 1979. DON and JAN PLACKE RALPH'S BARBER SHOP Silver Creek, NE Congratulations to the Class of 1979. 88