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Caught up in the web of life. Sharing the intimacy of growing. We became as one. Now we are individual - separate. Leaving these times behind. Top: Seniors emerge from the cold Plorte River offer o November jounr in rhe coun- try Bottom: Dry on Jonulewicz ond Ryon Kuhn show off their motching pojomos Times We've Left Behind Looking bock to rhe rimes we've left behind, we find there ore mony memories which hold speciol meonings for us oil Going to school together for thirteen yeors. we got to know eoch other so well ond shored o lot of things. From the rime we oil storted out, we've shored mony ex- citing moments ond experienced o few bod ones. Time just seemed to slip owoy First there was kindergarten groduotion. ond soon we groduoted from eighth grode We thought we were reolly getting somewhere High school was just o reoch owoy It seems just like yesrerdoy when we were freshmen, excited about going to gomes ond donees We oil worked hard or eorning money for our doss by having raf- fles. so we would hove enough money for prom. Thor year passed on. ond then we were sophomores We oil tried to show our rolents off in speech doss There will be some speeches that will never be forgotten. Some even brought reors to our eyes, like Ryon Kuhn's rooster speech We olso put on o Christmas ploy for English which wos colled. Dormon ond Robin Sove Sonro Clous. This proved to us that we could occomplish anything we put our minds to. At the end of rhe yeor we ordered our class rings. We were now ready to be juniors. Our junior yeor wos one of rhe busiest yeors yet We began to moke decisions for prom almost ot rhe srort of the yeor Before we knew it. it wos time to srort decorating. Surprisingly enough, after oil the running oround we hod to do. we got it completed ond the whole night turned out great Now. It's our final yeor. One of rhe most memorable nights of this yeor wos when we put on our class dinner theater. They Run in Our Fami- ly. I feel this brought our doss even closer together Editorial 3 Leaving Behind a Class of Winners os we worked Together ro complere our mosrerpiece This wos the lost thing our closs did os o whole ro work on ro ochieve something in which we wonted ro do. It could nor hove been done without the help of Mrs. Vyhlidol ond the cooperotlon of everyone. As we order our rossels. yeor books, ond gowns, we hove ro stop for o minute ond osk ourselves, where hos time gone? We con't help but feel o little sodness when we reolize this is our lost yeor we will oil be together. But there is no doubt in my mind thot our closs will moke our lost yeor or Clorks High our best yeor ever I wont ro wish oil of my clossmotes. ond oil of the future groduoting seniors, the best of luck olwoys Here's to remembering the times we've left behind. Kim Drozdo Editor Opposite poge Steve Strobe! defeors rival Joel Anderson ot Gorks invitortonoi Top: I couldn't stop them with o Winchester 73.' soys Buzz as Cooch Pop saeoms ot the rod o Middle Jim Scherer ond D one Micek cut the coke ot their December mock wedding Left Studying new cultures m sociology leods Money Glasgow to some strong hobits Top left let's go. seniors' yelb Kyle Kuhn during the focuiry-senlor voNeybol gome Oottom left Seniors decide on o new srrotegy. but finally succumb ro o 3-2 loss Editorial 5 1 Looking Bock of the Post and Ahead to the Future Seniors Senior — o word meoning o person with higher sronding or ronk.” Being o senior is o gool rhor every child wonts to reoch It’s the ultlmote experience of the thirteen yeors o person ploys the role of student To be o senior meons to be on top. to be “It”, to rule the school, thor is. until Mr Norvell comes wolking down the holl! Seniority Is. . . . getting the bock seots of the bus. . . . knowing from experience how to sweer rolk eoch individuol reocher . dropping your books ond hoving on underclassman volunrorily pick them up . . . counting down the days, hours, ond minutes until you take that finol walk ocross the sroge on groduotion doy. . . . not hoving to woit in line for o drink of the water fountoin. From the first exciting Kindergarten ex- perience the seniors hove grown os in- dividuals, but we’ve olso grown In another sense We've grown together os o group, os classmates, ond os friends. We will hove hod o unique bond between us which will lost for the rest of our lives Clorks High ond both the good ond bod times shored bet- ween one another will forever be with us as. the times we've left behind. Opposite pg Hock Finn was brought to reality when scenes were posed for during English class Top left Agnes (Donna 0 ) gives Sam (Ryon K o little comfort during o scene from They Ron In Our Fomlly Top right The Adult living doss experiences the hectic plonning of o red weddmg Middle right Seniors prepore for the big doy oheod by ordering groduotion announcements Mid- dle Is rhot o group of seniors or Just onother punk rock bond on its way to fome ond fortune? Bottom Mr Wtb- beh tries out the ring toss on Deon Doy os enthusiastic workers look on Senior Division 7 Leaving It All Behind Seniors 1982 Class Flower: White Rose Class Colors: Purple and Lilac Class Motto: With Today's Knowledge We Challenge Tomorrow. President JOHN JOSEPH YAKOSKI Bond 1; F01. 2.3.4: AIKonf 4; Hon Men. 3: Homecoming An. 4. Hon C 12.3.4. FFA1. 2.3. 4. Ctos Ploy 4 MOTTO: Turn off the ftghrs. the pony’s over Vice-President BAY AN JAMES JANULEVICZ Ooss V-Pres 2. 4. Jr -Sr. Prom Server 2. Troch 2; FB 1. 2. 3. 4. A - Conference Hon Men 4: Wrestling 1; BB 2. 3; Hon ”C” 1. 2. 3. 4; FFA 1.2. 3. 4. MOTTO He who is bind connor see. he who b deof connor hear, but he who will nor ieorn is lost. Sec.-Treasurer STEVEN CLARK STROBEL Class Pres. 2; Sec Treos 4. Jr.-Sr. Prom Server 2. FB 1. 2. 3. 4; FFA 1. 2.3.4; Wrestling 1. 2.3. 4.5 1. 2.3.4; Homecoming An 4: Ooss Ploy 4; Co. Govt. 3. MOTTO: SnMng for success. 6 DONNA MARIE BECK Annuol 3. 4: Sch Poper 3: Speech 2. 3. 4: Sw Choir 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 Oond 1. 2.3. 4. Sox Solo 1.3: Mixed Quortet 1: Girts' Octet 1. 2. Gass V-Pres 3: Jr -Sr Prom Server 2; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4 00 Cheerteoder 1. 2. 3. 4. VO 1. 2. 3. 4 A -Conf Hon Men 2. 4. Homecoming Art A. Hon C 2. 3. 4: FOLA 3. 4; Class Ploy 4. Harvest Harmony Queen Cond 4: Sr Speech 3: Co Govt. 3. CorV Hon Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Con Hon Oond 1. 2. 3. 4. MOTTO Vhot we ore to be we ore now becoming KIMBERLY ANN BRAZDA Annuol 3. A. Editor 4: Assr 3: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Oond 1. 2. 3. 4. Sax Quartet 2. Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; V-Pres 4. Mon Mold 2. 3. 4. V01. 2. 3. 4: Hon, 'C' 4 FOLA 3. A. FHA 3. 4 Class Ploy 4 MOTTO: To get the full volue of you. you need o friend to shore It with LYNETTE RENAE BECK Chorus 1. Z 3. 4. Bond 1: FHA L Z 3. 4. VB 1. Mon Mold 2. 3. 4: Pep Qub 1. Z 3. 4: Shi. Council t Z 3: Goss Ploy 4. MOTTO: Hoppiness is Ilk o bunerfly. The more you chose It. the more It eludes you. but If you turn your attention to other things. H comes and sits softly on your shoulder. CATHIEEN D ANN CALEY Annuol 3. 4 Sch Poper 3: Speech 2. 3. 4: Sw Choir 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Voc Solo 1. 2. 3. 4. Oond 1. 2. 3. 4 Boss dormer Solo 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Quoner 2. Girts Octet 1. 2. Mixed Duet 2; AIFSt Hon Choir 3. 4. Conf Hon Oond 1. 2. 3. A. Conf Hon Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Disr Speech 3: Co Govt. 3. Pep Oub 1. 2. 3. 4; 00 Cheerleader 2. 3. 4 VO 1. 2. 4. Hon C 2. 3. 4. FOLA 3. 4. FHA 4 Class Ploy 4 MOTTO: A friend Is someone who understands your past, believes in your future, ond occepts you todoy Just the woy you ore GINGER ANN BURRUSS Annuol 3. 4. Chorus 3. 4 Pep Oub 1. 2. 3. 4. VO 1. 2. 3. 4; 00 1. 2. 3. 4. Hon C” 1. 2.3.4. Class Ploy 4 MOTTO Hord work, dedKonoo ond belief in God. wUi help you reoch your goob m life NANCY LEIGH GLASGOW Annuol 3. 4 Sch Poper 2. 3. 4 Class Ploy 4 Bond 1. 2. 3. 4; Class V-Pres 1: Trock 1. 2. 3 4. Pep Oub 1. 2. 3. 4 V0 1. 2. 3. 4 00 1. 2. 3. 4. Hon Men 3 Hon C 1. 2. 3. 4 FOLA Z 3. 4 News Reporter 2; Hisrorion 4. Co Govt 3; Speech 2.3. 4 Grod. Usher 3. MOTTO: Try your best to get along with everyone, ond If It doesn r work out. try again Seniors 9 VALTER TOOO HUSTON Sw Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1 2. 3. 4; Voc Soto 2. 3; Jr -Sr Prom Server 3; Trock 1. 2. 3. 4. Foort o« 1. 2. 3. BoskerboH 1. 2. 3. 4. A Conf 2nd Teom 3. Hon C1. 2. 3. 4. FFA 1. 2.3.4. Sentinel 3. OossPtoy 4 MOTTO Vhor we ore rodoy moy be o rrue represeotonoo of whor the future wil be RYAH JON PAUL KUHN Bond 1; Ooss Pres 1. Trock 1. 2. 3. 4, Sr 1. 2. 3. FB 1. 2. 3. 4 All- Conf 3. 4; AJKonf Hoo Men 3 BB 1. 2. 3. 4 AN Conf Hoo Men 3. Hoo C 1. 2. 3. 4: FBLA 2. 3. 4, VPres 4; FFA 1. 2. 3. 4. Reporter 4. Ooss Ploy 4 MOTTO Never fhrow mud You moy htt your mork. but you w hove dirty hoods 10 PATRK3A MAE KIRBY Annual 3. 4. Sch Poper 2. 3: Ooss Sec 3. Jr -Sr Prom Server 2 Trock 3. Pep Oub 1. 2. 3. 4. Pres 4. FB Cheerleoder 2 4 Mon Mold 1. VB1. 2. 3. 4 BB 1. 2.3. Homecoming An 4. Hoo C 2. 3. 4. FBLA 2. V-Pres 2. FFA L 4. Grod Usher 3. Co Govt 3. Ooss Ploy 4 MOTTO People who never moke mlsrokes moke nothing WANE MARIE MICEK Annual 3 4 Chorus 2. 3. Ctass V Pres 2 Jr Sr Prom Server 2 Trock 1. 3. 4 Pep Oub 1. 2. 3. 4; Sec 4 FB Cheerleoder 3 4 Mon Mold 2. 3. 4 VB 2. 3. 4 BB 1. 2.3. Hoo C” 1. 2. 3. 4 FBLA 1. 2. 3. 4; FFA 4: Co Govt 3 Class Ploy 4 MOTTO When I feel Nke working. I lie down until the feeling goesowoy KYLE VILUAM KUHN Speech 2. 3. 4. Choir 1. 2. 3. 4, Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Hon Bond 1. 2. 3. 4: Sw Choir 1. 2. 3. 4: Voc Duet 2: Co Govt 3: Weselyn Hoo Bond 1: Boys St 3: Trip Trlb 2. Voc Soto 2. 3. 4. Bond 1. 2. 3. 4; Sec 3: Pres 4 Rep 2. 3: Trom Soto 1. 2.3. 4 Accomp 1. 2. 3. 4. Sru Coundl 1. 2. Treas 2: Trock 1. FB 1. 2. 3. 4 AM-Conf 3. 4: Hoo Men 2. 3. 4. Ai-Sr Hon Men 3. 4 BB 1. 2 3. 4 FFA 1. 2. 3. 4: Pres 4. St FFA Bond 2. 3 4 Homecoming King 4: Hoo C 1. 2. 3. 4. FBLA 3. 4. Sec 3; Pres 4 Class Ploy 4 MOTTO Our world of today revolves oround things which ot one time couldn't be done don't be afraid to dreom CATHERINE MARIE REAMAN Annuol 3. 4; Sch Poper 2. 3 Bond 1 Ooss Pres 3. Jr -Sr Prom Server 2; Pep Oub 1. 2. 3. 4. FB Cheerleoder 2. 3. 4, Mon Mold 1. VB 1. 2. 3. 4; BB 1. 2; Hoo C 2. 3. 4; FBLA 2. FFA 1. 4. Co Govt 3. MOTTO Lie ts too importonr to roke seriously JAMES DEAN SCHERER CJQis Ploy 4. Trock 1. 2. 0. 4. 51 2. 3. 4, F0 1 2 0 AlConf Hoo Meo 3. 4. 00 2. 3. 4. Hon C 1 2 3. 4: Treos 4. Co Govt 3 Mono Oe oil you con be but nothing leu 4 AlKoof 3, 4. FFA 1. 4 2. ANNETTE AILEEN VEMHOFF Annuol 3. 4; Sch Paper 0. 4 Edtor 4. Class Ploy 4 Chorus 3 4; Non Choir 1. 2. 4; Pompom Girl 2. 3. 4. Pep Club 1 2 FOLA 3. 4. Sec 4. Grod MorshaB 3 Mono We coo only appreoofe rhe mirocle of hove wotted m dorkness o sunrise H we . BECKY ANN PHELPS Annual 4: Oass Ploy 4 Sw Choir 3. 4 Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 Dood 1 2. 3. 4; Wood Wind Quorrer 2. Solo 1. 2. Class Sec -Trees 2 Trock 1. 2. 3. 4 Pep Oub 1. 2. 3. 4 F0 Cheerleoder 4 Morr Mold 2. 3. VO 1. 2. 3. 4: AR-Coof 3 4 00 1. 2. 3. 4; AlKoof Hon Men 3. Homecoming Queen 4. Hoo C' 1 2. 3 4 FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 MOTTO If o moo does only who is required of him. he b o slove If o moo does more rhoo is required of him. he is o free moo VICKIE LYNN PHELPS Annual 4. Class Ploy 4. Chorus 1. 2. 3 4 Dood 1. 2 3 4 Wood Wtnd Quoner 2 Oortner Solo 2: Trock 1. 2. 3. 4 Pep Oub 1. 2. 3. 4: Morr MokJ 2. 3. 4 V01. 2. 3. 4 00 1. 2. 3. 4: Hon C 1 2. 3. 4. FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 Mono The posr is irreleven to rhe future rhe future is irtele- venr 10 rhe present So do rhe most with rhe moment you hove now Seniors 11 DONNA DECK Hovlng special friends and becoming olmosr like o family during our senior ploy LYNETTE BECK I'll never forger our senior doss ploy ond oil the fun rimes our doss hos shored — especially rhe doss parries. GINGER BURRUSS All rhe doss parries we hod rogerher, ploys we presenred, ond mosr of oil my nervous rears or our dinner rheorer ploy we pur on our senior year. CATHY CALEY Shoring happy ond sod rimes rogerher wlrh close friends ond oil rhe greor parries. KIM BRAZDA I'll remember oil rhe greor memories our class hos hod rogerher One good mergory was woy bock ro Kindergorren when Corhy C. wonred ro roke her dress off because rhe boys gor ro roke rheir shirrs off. NANCY GLASGOW One rime we were ploying boskerboll or Fullerron. Porry K. ond I mixed up some pod- dle locks, ond we couldn'r ploy until we pur rhem bock I'll remember when I hod ro come our on sroge wirh my robe ond curlers. My Most Special Memory of School is . . . 12 TODD HUSTON The fun we hod putting on ond procticing our senior closs ploy. I'll never forget the St. Ed. gome I got hurt In. BRYAN JANULEWICZ I II remember the first doy of footboll proctice eoch yeor ond how hord we prepored for our gomes. I'll olso remember our senior closs ploy. PATTY KIRBY The fime Noncy G. ond I got into trouble when we were messing with some locks of Jr. High tournoments. All the duck hunting odventures ond the closs ploy we did our senior yeor KYLE KUHN I remember hitting the woll outside the second grode room when we were ploying red rover in the first grode, ond olso the chorocters I ployed in speech contests: Mitch ond Henry Dovld Thoreou. The friendships goined ond happiness is forever on my mind. RYAN KUHN I'll never forget the hot doy in Kindergarten when Cothy C thought she was just one of the boys ond took her dress off. Then there’s the ploy Kim ond I did in English ond stole the kingdom from Kylesius ond Prattle. DIANE MICEK I'll never forget my first doy os o freshmon in Clorks I'll remember oil those neot things our closs has done, like Prom 1961. oil our closs par- ties. ond especially our senior closs ploy, ond the first time the girls ever won o basketball gome Baby Pictures 13 BECKY PHELPS In our greor senior ploy, Ryon hod to splorter worer on Annette while she was sitting in o choir. I hod to sit in that some choir in the next scene and my seot always got wet. It was o lot of fun onywoy. JIM SCHERER I'll remember when we were in Kindergorten ond went to Centrol City to get voccinated for measles. On the way home, half the closs broke our with them. VICKIE PHELPS Most of oil I’ll remember how our class always got along with each other. I'll also remember all the eorly hours pur In for our senior doss ploy ond wrestling. STEVE STROBEL Bearing Polmer in o greor football gome my senior year. CATHY REAMAN All of my duck hunting experiences, gening reody for our great closs ploy, ond crusin’ in the ASPEN. ANNETTE WEMHOFF All the crazy things rhor happened while we were putting up decorations for Prom 1981 and also thot greor senior ploy we presented. Our Favorites Donna Deck Pastime: Wotching T V. or movies Sport: Volleyball Food: Shrimp Slnger Group: Foreigner Movie: Stripes i T V Show: Saturday Night Live Lynette Beck Pastime: Ploying to ond listening to Music Sport: Football ond water skiing Food. Sreok Slnger Group: Pot Be netor Movie: Alrplone T V. Show: M A 5 H Kim Brozda • Pastime. Being with my friends Sport: Wrestling Food: Pizzo Singer Group: Journey Movie: Stripes T V. Show: Mognum P I. Ginger Burruss Pastime: Biding Horses Sport: Softball Food: Pizzo Singer Group: Pick Springfield Movie: Nine to Five T V. Show: Mognum P.I. Cothy Coley Pastime: Ploying the piono ond singing Sport: Boxing Food: Pizzo Singer Group: Eogles Movie: Arthur T V. Show: Hill Street Blues Honey Glasgow Pastime: Fishing Sport: Softball ond basketball Food: Steak Singer Group: Ook Ridge Boys Movie: Connonboll Run T V. Show: M A S H Todd Huston Pastime: None Sport: Basketboll Food: Pizzo Singer Group: None Movie: For Your Eyes Only T.V. Show: The Foil Guy Bryan Janulewkz Pastime: Hunting Sport. Football Food: Steok Singer Group: The Rolling Stones Movie: Used Cars T V. Show. Hill Street Blues Potty Kirby Pastime: Listening to records Sport: Softball Food: Steok Singer Group. Journey Movie: Coddy Shock T V. Show: Bosom Buddies Kyle Kuhn Pastime: Ploying the piano Sport: Football Food: Runzo Singer Group: Neil Diamond Movie: Brian's Song T.V. Show: Hill Street Blues” Ryan Kuhn Pastime: Ploying with nephews Sport: Basketboll Food: Popcorn Singer Group: Lynyord Skynyrd Movie: Little Lord Founrleroy T.V. Show: Mognum P.I. Diane Mlcek Pastime: Watching T.V. Sport: Wrestling Food: Pizzo Singer Group: REO Speedwogon Movie: Stripes T.V. Show: Dollas'' Becky Phelps Pastime: Reoding ond Writing Sport: Swimming Food: Chocolate Singer Group: Rick Springfield Movie: None T.V Show: Foil Guy Vickie Phelps Pastime: Crofts Sport: Trock Food: Enchilodo Singer Group: Journey Movie: Only When I Lough T.V. Show: Tropper JohnM.D. Cothy Reaman Pastime: Listening to Albums Sport Softball Food: Shrimp Singer Group: Billy Squire Movie: My Bloody Valentine T.V. Show: General Hospital Jim Scherer Pastime: Hunting Sport: Football Food: Shrimp Singer Group: Foreigner Movie: Used Cars T.V. Show: M A S H Steve Strobe I Pastime: Working, building, ond ploying Sport: Wrestling Food: Mexlcon Food Singer Group: Kenny Rogers Movie: Raiders of the Lost Ark T.V. Show: W.K.R.P. Annette Wemhoff Pastime: Polka Stomps Sport: Snow ond water skiing Food: Mexlcon Food Singer Group: Styx Movie: Happy Birthday to Me T.V. Show: Dynasty John Yrkoski Pastime: Roller skating Sport: Baseball Food: Polska Kiolbaso (Polish Sousoge) Singer Group: Journey Movie: Stripes T.V. Show: Gunsmoke Top left: The senior moth doss enjoys the challenge of Pre-Cokulus ond trying to stump Mr Alt on o moth problem. Middle left: As juniors, the class of '82 hod fun dressing up as characters from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn in Mrs. Vertin s English Class. Bottom left: It Is olwoys fun to dress up. so you must toke odvonroge of Spirit Week Top right: A little extra interior decorating helped the seniors win the Holl Decorating Contest for the fourth consecutive year Bottom right Teddy , who took port in the mi rode ploy, Noah’s Ark. gets o hug from Kim Brazdo. Seniors 17 Students Make Memories That Last a Lifetime Underclassmen School — o rime for living, shoring, lov- ing. coring, ond mosr imporronrly. learning. Learning nor only consisrs of Mr Taylor's famous geography quizzes or Mr. Air's mind-boggling explonorion on rhe quodroric formula or even Mr. Wolford s nerve-wrocking speed resrs in ryping closs. Learning is . . coming ro school when ir jusr isn'r your day ond having someone rry ro cheer you up. . . . losing rhe mosr imporronr gome of rhe whole season . hoving o fighr wirh your besr friend ond rhen making up. . rripping on rhe srairs while all your peers ore worching you . gerring up ro give o speech ond forger- ring every single word Your friends become like o family ro you. Your emorions ore oil mixed up — you wonr ro groduore. bur rhen ogoin ir would be near ro be in Kindergorren one more rime, bur, gee, ir'd be greor ro be In college or hove o job School — o period of life o person hores ond loves or rhe some rime. Memories ore mode. LIFETIME memories. They will live on in rhe heorrs ond minds of many os rhe rimes we've left behind. Opposite pg Christine N ond Gndy M ore omazed over rhe scientific experiment of work Top Quorreb omong friends con sometimes leod ro serious revenge os shown by Orion H ond Por G Middle Demonstration speeches were Jerry S.'s ond Donny S s speciality Bottom left Teresa D. Pot E. ond Jll W get funky during Homecoming Week Middle left A lithe off-beot down- ing around by Russ 0 . Dili D. ond Steve 0 before their performance Bottom right Some seventh groders will do onythmg ro get out of school' Underclassmen Division 19 Juniors Royce Dexter tokes his turn ot the juniors dorr gome on Beon Doy. Whor would the ole' bond do without our main mon. Bill Dirtmer? Tom Church helps the juniors finance prom os he buys o soup supper ticket from Brendo Brozdo ond Julie Foulk. Steve Jeff Beck Bronting Bill Dittmer Robyne Dittmer Dovld Scott Olson Strobel Sondy Beck Jonet Jones We've Come Too Do you think we'll ever get o bond for prom? It wos o year of frustrating decisions for the juniors os things were decided upon and then adjustments hod to be mode. We will always remember those class meetings with heated discussions about the prom theme. Port of the closs wonted The Gross Will Grow Again”, bur we finally decided on We've Got Tonight. The two big money making projects were o dart board on Beon Doy ond the traditional junior soup supper. We served chicken noodle ond chili ond mode o profit of $000. We traveled to C.C. on County Government doy, bur hod to return early because of the years first blizzard. Our English closs wos always full of disagreements, especially when it come to the debates we hod in closs. One topic that wos heavily discussed wos Wos there more prejudism in the 1930’s than today?” As o result of these experiences during our junior year, we will hove many happy memories. 20 More Srorosrka Angie Truesdell Joe Yrkoski Far to Quit Now Class officers for this difficult year were: Robyne Ditt- mer, President. Julie Foulk, Vice-President; ond Angie Truesdell, Secretory-Treasurer. With oil these difficulties we hod our sponsors, Mr. Alt, Mr. Toylor, and Mr. Wolford, to help us through the rough times. Now we con look forward to our senior year. We'll pro- bably be broke, but we'll be looking forward to life after graduation. Russ Brazee Turns ro hear the Pep Club during o boskerboll gome Girls versus boys in rheir English doss debore lead Angie Truesdell, Judy Duller, ond Bev Herman ro do some heavy reseorch Juniors 21 Sophomores Homecoming Punk Rock Doy puts stors in Donno Frledrichsen's eyes. Sophomotes Tereso Dubos. Michele Dlttmer. ond Jill Wlllioms roke in the dimes during Beon Doy. 22 Kim Booth Donny Boroviok Michele Dlttmer Donno Friedrichsen Poul Jonulewicz Dlone Jones Don Scherer Donny Storostko Jerry Sundburg The Class With Where am I going to get on extra hundred dollars? Doy. is it expensive to be in high school! First I hove to buy o closs ring, ond how om I ever going to afford gos for the cor — that is, if Dod ond Mom ever let me borrow it. I guess life's rood is o little rocky, but this year held o lor of fun too. How many times do you get to see Mr. Wib- bels scored to death when you ore driving? Only biology gives you that once in o lifetime chance to score oil the girls with the intestines of o frog. But scarier still, ore oil those terms you hove to know for tests. The sophomore year should be declared hazardous to your health. Those first few speeches could actually give A Lot of Drive you high blood pressure. I still don't understood why I couldn't give my speeches just sitting or my desk. At the beginning of this yeor, we elected Jerry Sund- burg to be our president ond Mork Lamb become our vice-president. Nancy Dubas received the all-important job of secretory-treasurer. Our sponsors for this yeor were Mrs. Vyhlidal ond Mr. Steinhoff. Our first money- making project occurred on Dean Day. We held o dime toss which gave us o hundred dollar profit. All in oil, being o sophomore isn't so bod os long os you only have to live through it once. Money Dubos Tereso Dubos Joon Fleemon Mork Lomb Cindy McGuInn Lorry Plckrel Michelle Temme Jill Williams Mork Lomb owoits his turn to horn it up” ot o pre-gome pep roily. Could Joon Fleemon, Tereso Dubos, Jill Wlllloms, ond Donny Storostko be storting their own rock group or Is it just Homecoming week ogoln? Sophomores 23 Freshmen Sheryl Noncy Srrobel Urkoskl We're in High Mops! Mops! Mops! I thought I wos losing my mind over geogrophy closs. The greatest thing about that class, though, wos getting to sample food from oil over the world. Typing wos also o new experience. I couldn't seem to get the right finger to the right key of the right time. I thought I'd never moke 50 words per minute! These experiences were new for oil of us, but Kerry Voigt Performing her pon pom routine is Kim Helgorh Chris Neel ond Noncy Urkoski ore putting in their time ot the Quarter Store during Bean Doy Kim Corol Helgorh Jonulewlcz Deidrlo Bordsley Christine Honnoppel || Debbie Miller Christine Neel Cindy Merrimon Paul Chris Sreve Yrkoski____________________Zegor______________________Ziembo School at Lost everything wos new for our new classmates, Ed Chmiel, Anne Fritz, Kim Helgoth, and Christine Hannapel. We elected Kerry Voigt os president of our class. Kim Helgoth wos our vice-president, and Chris Neel become our trustworthy secretory-treasurer. Mr. Djorklund ond Mr. Monstedt were our sponsors this year. Being o freshmon wasn't oil that bod if we could hove just kept away from those upperclassmen. Anne Frlrz is o true believer in fashion during Homecoming Dress-up week Corol Jonulewlcz ond Noncy Urkoski hove conflicting interests during Homecoming Dress-up week. Chris Zegor sneoks o peek or the keys when Mr. Wolford isn't looking. Freshmen 25 It Takes a Lot of Time to Get Where You Wont to Go Elghrh grade outlaws reolly enjoyed themselves during Homecoming Cowboy ond Indians Doy Pot Goff. Brian Herman. Trocy Geier, ond Lisa Lomb reolly srruf their stuff during Homecoming Punk Rock Doy. 26 EIGHTH GRADE: BACK ROW (Left to Right): Commie Neel, Liso Lomb, Kothy Fleemon. Brian Herman. Lincoln Williams. Pom Brown. Mike Zegor, Sue Schlondorf. Joe Krejci. CENTER ROW: Denice Bordsley. Lori Spires, Pot Goff. Skip Blundell, Tony Boroviok. FRONT ROW: Rosalie Olson, Kim Urkoski. Trocy Geier. SEVENTH GRADE: BACK ROW (Left to Right) Buck Mills, Troy Lehn, Todd Neel. Bill Jacobi. Jim Blundell. Mickey Burruss. CENTER ROW: Steve Horv sher. Shone Strobel. Cindy Scherer FRONT ROW: Corhy Pollard. Koy Kuhn. Louro Luebbe, Stocey Dirtmer, Debbie Didier. Nor pictured: Georgene Urkoski. SIXTH GRADE: TOP ROW (Left to Right): Mr. Monk, Kenny Ksiazek. CENTER ROW: Steve Brondenburger, Brion Pollard, Bryon Lindgreen. Soroh Clements. BOTTOM ROW: Pot Brown. Kelly Neel, (Shone) Butch Meyer. Mox Norvell, David Beck. Suson Tibke. Mike Ditrmer. FIFTH GRADE: BACK ROW (Left to Right): Brent Ksiozek, Scott Lehn. Geremy Schott. Jill Urkoski. Jeff McLeon. Kelly Pollard, April Blundell. Miss Zoucho FRONT ROW: Scott Dirtmer. Chod Sutko. Amy Dush, Kerri Lin- dgreen, Jockie Merrimon, Suson Homon. FOURTH GRADE: BACK ROW (Left to Right): Motthew Wibbels. Brod Dush. Scott Spires, Billy Blundell, Evon Williams, Brion Story, Stephen Olson. Seon Beebe. Miss Nemecek FRONT ROW: Wondo Homon, Becky Bronting. Kimberly Corlson, Jennifer Mills. Audro Brown, Jennifer Jorrett. Jonelle Pro- soski. Nor pictured: Tommy Church. The fifth graders toke odvanroge of the Clorks Swimming Pool during P.E. doss. Elemenrory 27 Miss Zoucho’s fifth grode class con olwoys be found hard ot work. The lunch price in 1982 exceeded o dollar, thus mony students began bringing their lunch. Wanting to Learn is Half the Dottle Niki Dush. Tommy Higginbotham, and Angie Lindgreen ploy Scrab- ble during a winter recess Milk break is a fovorire rime for first graders Leigh Williams. Scott Sweet. Andy McLean, and Mork Tibke THIRD GRADE: BACK ROW (Left to Right): Jason Kohl. Thod Higginbotham. Jason Douglos, Jason Luebbe. Nothon Clements. Deon Josper, Mrs. Lind- burg CENTER ROW Corlie Lindgreen. Niki Pollord. Mondy Sweet. Jody Sutko. Heother Lehn, Kristy Urkoski. FRONT ROW Rhondo Church. Amy Horv sher. Morey Pickrel. Nor pictured: Deon Temme. SECOND GRADE: BACK ROW (Left to Right): Sondy Mills, Kroig Urkoski. Angie Lindgreen. Chad Dirtmer. Megan Schott. Niki Dush. Miss Dillon FRONT ROW Kristi Ksiazek, Billy Booth. Tommy Higginbothom. Wolrer Church, Potty Story. 26 FIRST GRADE: BACK ROW (Left to Right): Erico Ziembo. Erinn Beck. Mrs. Ueckert. Debro Zegor. Don Grofe. Corrine Neel. Molly Brown. Eric Schultz MIDDLE ROW: Andy McLeon. Scott Sweet. Robyn Church. Morci Lindgreen. Joey Brozee. Mork Tibke. FRONT ROW: Cindy Wruble. Neely Hermon. Chod Urkoski. Leigh Willioms, Brondy Schott. KINDERGARTEN: BACK ROW (Left to Right) Keith Urkoski. Michoel Booth. Mit- chell Wibbels. Judd Douglas. Terry Higginbotham. Ryon Beck. Dustin Grofe Connie Prososki. MIDDLE ROW: Kori Dittmer. Corey Grouse. Cory Honsher. Sheilo Jorecke. Jerry Wruble. Amy Corlson. Brendo Pollord. Trixie Blundell FRONT ROW Nothon Lukos, Matthew Booth TEACHER Mrs. Brazdo Learning to build ond using cooperation is oil port of the doy for Dustin Grofe. Nothon Lukas. Michoel Booth, ond Judd Douglas No. Wolter Church isn't jealous of his classmate's lawn choir. Tough kid. Kristi Ksiasek, keeps her chin up in school with her twice-broken leg Elementary 29 Teachers' Dedication Touches Many Lives Forever Faculty Teoching — who? on occupation! Hour upon hours of work oil ro help others foce o world yet unknown to them. Trying to put something into o humon being's mind ond making it stick there hos got to be one of the toughest jobs oround. Teoching is . . . . . . having to learn o whole new set of nomes every year feeling reolly depressed obout yelling ot your students, ond then finding on apple on your desk working things oround other people's schedules . . . giving detention, but then remember- ing you hove o dentist oppointment right offer school. having o sense of power by soying those words o student hotes to hear: Toke out o piece of poper ond deor off your desk — It's quiz time!'' Whot o student leorns from o teocher doesn't olwoys come from o book A rela- tionship is built which comes straight from the heart A desire ro help o person along the rood of life ond ro moke os few mistokes os possible along rhor rood must be present in order ro hove the title teocher ’ Understanding, patience, ond kindness ore only o few speciol rroirs which go along with such o title. A teocher hos the gift of knowledge. He or she gives this gift ro many ro moke the bod rimes good, the sod times hoppy. the rough times smooth. These rimes will be remembered os . the times we've left behind. Opposite pg Miss Goodman ond Mr Engel show us rheir school spirit by ploying sweerheorrs in o pep roHy skn Top right Mrs Hendricks was one of o few teochers ro get thrown In joll on Bean Day Middle left Homecoming Week brought a real punk rock -kind-of-guy Mr Toykx. to Oorks High Mid top Mrs Vertin rakes her turn ot hondkng odmissions ond grins Innocently ot oil rhor money Mid bottom No motter how much work he's got to do, Mr tyorklund olwoys Mops ro help his studenrs Bot- tom Mr Air did mote rhon his shore of the dishes during the jr doss soup suppet Faculty Division 31 There's Never Enough Time School Board Les Beck. Dwighr Srrobel. Bill Kuhn. Lee Husron. Gory Lindgreen. Gwen Jorret Robert Norvell M.A. Educorion Specialist; Peru State Col- lege. University of Nebraska at Lincoln; Superintendent. Gregg Wibbels M S. In Education, Kearney State College. Principal. JoAnn Newquist Platte College; Secretory. Richard Alt B.S. in Education; Keorney State College. Moth. Heod Boys' Basketball 32 For All There is to Learn, Robert Djorklund B A G M A. in Education. West Mont. Son Jose Store University. Californio Luthren Col- lege. Guidance Counselor Kathy Drozdo B.A. in Education; University of Nebraska; Kindergorten. Kelly Dillon B.A. in Education, Eorly Childhood. Keorney Store. Second Grode. Mike Engel B.S. in Business ond Physical Ed., Peru Store College. Physicol Ed.. Heod Football. Heod Boys' Track. Donnie Goodman B.S. in Education. Peru Store College. Art K- 12, Heod Volley boll Shirley Hendricks M.A. Home Economics: University of Nebraska. Idoho State. University of Nebraska, FHA Advisor Home Ec. 7-12. Faculty 33 For All There Is to Shore, Dorlo Lindburg B.S. In Education, Keotney State College. Third Grade Sue Linder MS. Education; University of Nebrasko. Special Ed Chuck Lukas B M in Education: Hostings College: Bond G Vocal. Seventh Grode Musk. Eighth Grade Gultor Class Karen Lukas D M In Musk; Elementory Music. Hostings College Norm Mansfedt B A In Education. John F Kennedy Col- lege Biology. Physks. Science. Wrestling. Girls' Troch. Jr Hgh Wrestling Randy Monk B S- In Education. University of Nebraska; Head Girls' Baskerboll Cooch. Elementory English 34 For All There Is to Know . . . Ann Nemecek B S. in Ed ond Elemenrory Ed University of Nebr: Elemenrory Sociol Studies Fritz Steinhoff M.S. in Agriculturol Educorion. University of Nebrosko. Vo Ag 7. 8. I. II. III. IV. FFA Advisor Deb Stronburg B.S. in Educotion; Chodron Store College. Science 5.6. 7. 8. Moth 9 Greg Taylor B.S. in Educorion; University of Northern Col- orado. American History. World History. Sociology. Government. 7-8 Sociol Studies. Asst Boys Basketball Deb Uekert B A in Educorion. Keorney State College; First Grade Cindy Vertin B A In Education. Benedictine College; At- chison. Kansas. Elem Libr., English 7. 8. 9. 11. Foculty 35 There's Never Enough Time Joe Lynn Vyhlidol Q.S. in Educorion; University of Nebraska, Secondory Librorion, English 12, 9, Gram- mar 8. Speech, Annual Advisor. Don Wolford O S. in Ed, Peru Srore College, Business Ed.. Typinr II, Office Practice. Accounting I. II. Shorthand I. FBLA Advisor. Ass t. Footboll, Jr. High Track. Diane Wiese B.A.E., Woyne Store College, Remediol Reading 6 Moth. Marie Zoucho B.A. in Educorion; Woyne Store, Elem. Moth, Reoding. Miss Goodmon's sixth grade doss mode dummys ond displayed them or Parent Teochers Conferences. These conferences couse teochers to do strange things. 36 Bus Drivers Hollis Srromberg. Mory Douglos, Mike Ziembo Custodians Don ond Wondo Temme, Shoron Geier, Eileen Booth Cooks Ermo Janulewicz. Thelmo Herman A teochers doy Is mode brighter by the thoughtfulness of students Here Dustin Grofe gives Mrs. Brozdo his ideo of o pussy willow, which they studied in doss School Help 37 Si - j Organizations Prove to Be the Backbone of School Spirit Activities Busy. busy, busy — the three words us- ed by ony student or reocher involved in on orgonizotion There's never o moment to spore, ond you hove to constonrly be on your toes. If it isn't o roffle. it's o cor wash If it's not o cor wash. It's o boke sole Making money is the first step in keeping on orgonizotion running, ond during these times, rhot's quite o difficult tosk! Activities ore . . shoring accomplishments ond disap- pointments with other members . woiting until the lost doy to get your project done before the deodline . performing in front of others during con- certs. contests, ond conventions. supporting your team even if they hoven't won o game oil year . . . o great excuse for not getting your homework done! Being o student means o lot more thon going to dosses ond getting assignments finished on time. Those students who ore members of clubs ond octivities tockle great responsiblilites They deserve much more credit thon anyone gives them. The reolizotion of how much time ond work goes into just one octiviry only comes about when o person octuolly becomes o member Those who get involved ore experienc- ing the ups ond downs of the outside world. They ore the ones who know the pressures ond rewords owoiting them after high school. All the long hours they put in. ond oil the moments shored with friends will be remembered as the times we've left behind. Oppose page Pom-Pon g rtj Annette Vemhoff ond Joonte Flee man. Rven up half-time with their routine Top left Money Glasgow shows her dboppomtment os o Bomber mon gets rockled Top tight Lots of hord wo put in by swing choir members eorned them o u or con- rev Middte right The Moy Science Fair was a first for Gorki ond produced lots of enthusiasm from parrtdponrs Middle Oorks School con boost hoving the Nebraska Women s Chess Champion. Rosalie Olson, os o student Bottom Support definitely wosn t locking during wrestling season shown here by the Oorks Mot Molds Activities Division 39 Foorball Cheerleaders fKobyne Orrmer. Corhy Reomon Otooe Micek Pony Kirby. Angie Truesde Becky Phelps Oev Herman Donno Deck Orendo Ora do Corhy Coley Pep Club I ‘ ° a°'M 1 ° eO 1 ROW J witom, ftXx M Temme. C McGumn. C Merrimon 0 Jones A Frtrz. P £ngei C Honnooel M [Varvw ETnSJrA Sr D Fr driCh n J 0 0 Or02do , e FROW ROW M Onmer C Coley 0 Mkreh. P Kirby K CVozdo C Deck, v Phelps 40 Clarks High Assists at State Meet B-E A-G-G-IVE-S-S-I-V-E Be Aggressive! Be. be oggressive! This is one of rhe twenty chonts learned of Clorks' cheerleoding clink In November About eighty girls offended the clinic which will now be on onnuol event due to the success of the doy UNL cheerleoders were featured guests of the clinic. The Mot Maids were busy in February of the store wrestling tournament Their group wos seleaed to corry bout sheets and be rowel girls for the contest. This honor wos bestowed on them because their organization is large, ond they hove rhe enrhusiosm to do o job well. Rex Jones, secretory of Nebraska School Activities, commented rhor the offkiols thought they were the best helpers yet Three Clorks students ron rhe scoring by us- ing the school's computer ond o locol com- puter program Becky Phelps. Vickie Phelps, ond Kyle Kuhn become rhe first computer operators or o store wrestling tournament They were aided by Greg Toylor ond Gregg Wibbles. Clorks con be proud of rhe big port they ployed of rhe tournament, ond olso of the reom which placed 4rh in doss D. Congrotulo- rions to everyone! Pep Club 41 I Banner Carriers Qrendo Drozdo ond D one M ek proudly corry the bond's new bonner mode by Mory Fritz Band STANOING R Qrazee. N Glasgow. J. Fritz. J. KrecjcJ. Otrector Lukas DACK ROW D Rohrer. D Dtnmer, R Dexter, R Obon. S Deck. R luebbe. L Wilboms. C Coley. K Voigt. S Schlondort. K Kuhn 2nd ROW 0 Phelps. V Phelps. M Drondenburger. S. Strobe!. A. Fritz. P Drown. P Goff. D. Miller. K. Drazdo. D Deck FRONT ROW: D Frledrtchsen, J Foulk 42 New bond uniforms! One of rhe new gools for bond is some snazzy uniforms in o projected three yeors There wos on April bond concert which roised $545.00 with o bake sole sponsored by the bond mothers The bond hod opportunities to ploy for 28 different events in- cluding home gomes One of the first bond octivities wos the Harvest of Hormony porode in Grond Island The bond received third ploce ond Donno Deck represented the school os Queen Condidore She's pictured below in the annual Beon Doy porode in Corks Besides the April Pops Concert, the bond hod on excellent showing ot District Music Contest The swing choir received o 1+ Those receiving superiors for vocol solos were Donno Friedrichsen. Kyle Kuhn, ond Cothy Coley Cothy olso received o superior for her saxophone solo The bond ond jozz bond pleos- ed Mr Lukos by earning superiors. Majorette Sheryl Srrobel Chorus ROW L Deck, M Brondenburger C Honnoppel 5rh ROW V Phelps. A TrusdeB. G. Oorress. R Dexter 0 Rohrer. C McGuInn. J Duller 4rh ROW D Friedrichsen. A Wemhoff. D Jones. 0 Dlrrmer. J Fleemon. K. Orazdo D Hermon 3rd Seven Ones From District Contest Pom Pon Girls ROW J Jones. C Jonuiewlcr. S. Srrobel. K Kuhn. T Huy on. N Urkoski. K Helgorh. D Dordsley 2nd ROW J Wllboms m femme. K Vo gr R Drazee. A. Fritz. D Miller J Deck FRONT ROW C Coley. D Deck. J Foulk. C Lukos. R Dtttmer n Orozdo. D Phelps Music 43 A Wemhoff. J Fleemon. N Urkoski. K Helgorh There's on old saying, Never hurry; never worry; and take time ro smell the flowers.'' Well, rhor’s o nice rhoughr. bur it's easier soid rhon done if you're o port of any activity in school that hos to meet deadlines. You olwoys hurry; you olwoys worry; ond you never take time for anything until it's done. The paper staff met 4 deadlines this year, ond the paper's new style got lots of compliments. The jour- nalism students learned ro report on sports ond other school events, write editorials, use o ditto, ond take polls It was on educational year under the supervision of Don Wolford. The C Club Is on organization mode up of boys ond girls who hove lettered. This year the C Club ron con- cessions or home gomes, ond the profits went into athletics. A relatively new organization. Future Business Leaders of America hod lots of pep for keeping the organization or full swing. Monthly meetings, o pizza parry, ond atten- dance or the Store Convention were the highlights for the 22 member organization. Two local businessmen. Dole Rohrer ond Bud Mill, took rime out to speak ro us. Annual staff was ot full-swing in January trying ro meet the first deadline. Following basic journolistic rules ore nor easy, bur it’s important for o good book. Thinking up headlines, picture captions, ond body copy is hard; bur using good gram- mar is even harder! Like we soid, It ain't easy being o writer!” It Ain't Eas Being a Writei C Club OACX ROW K Kuhn. J Yrkoskl T Huston A Kuhn M Lomb R Dexter J Sundberg J Scherer 6ch ROW Cooch Engel, J Ytkosto. J Dronttng R Orozee D Srorosrko 0 Din- met D Scherer. S Snobel 5rh ROW Cooch Alt J Fritz 0 Jonulewicz. S Snobel M Srorosrko I Pichrel P Jonulewicz 4th ROW Cooch Wolford D Deck N Glasgow 0 Hermon J Fou v C. Jonulewicz S Snobel D Drozdo 3rd ROW Cooch Manwedr 0 Phelps P Kirby. C Reomon. K Drozdo D Micek. R Dinmer 2nd ROW Cooch Goodmon V Phelps J Fleemon D Fnednchsen, A Truesdeli FRONT ROW Cooch Monk. J Duller G Du truss C Coley J Jones D Jones FBLA OACX ROW c McGulm j Fleemon K Drozdo C Coley Snobel C Jonulewicz K Helgorh P Engle MIDDLE RO D FrekJnchsen J Duller D Drozdo. A Trusdell 0 He-me Foutk R Dinmer C Mernmon FRONT ROW Advisor — Wolford R Kuhn, D Deck D Micek N Glasgow Wemhoff K Kuhn Paper Staff TOP FOLA officers ger the prtvelege of voting 0 the Mote convention RIGHT Donno DecK ond Kim Orozdo show off their certificates for flth ptoce in the poster contest 0AO . ROW J fronting A Truesdell N Glasgow J Foufc. S Strobe! ond Mr Wolford SEATED D Frtedrlchsen J Fleemon. C McGmnn. M Temme. D frazdo. A Wemhoff. R Dm met ond 0 Mermon Activities 45 TOP The foods ond nutrition class onotyzed their d ers through o computer hooked to the copitol in Lincoln BOTTOM CENTER FFA President Kyle Kuhn gives Vickie Phelps her Chapter Former oword RIGHT Mr Toylor gives the sodol studies oword with o bit of fkUr os the green Krepsk Future Homemakers of America BACK ROW P Brown. D Didter. J. Beck C Neel. S Srrobel. K Helgoth. P Engle MIDOIE ROW C Polkxd M Drttmer. C Caley. C Jonulewicz C Merrimon. S Dlttmer FRONT ROW Mrs Hendneks S Beck K Brazdo. B Hermon. L Beck J. Foulk ond B Brozdo Future Formers of America BACK ROW Advisor Srelnhoff. J. Yrkoskl. B Dtttmer D Storostko R Dexter. M Lomb, J. Bronring D Rohrer. K Voigt. J. Nielsen 3rd ROW: C Reomon. P Kirby. D Mlcek. M Brondenburger. C Horv nopei N Urkoski. S Srrobel M Storostko. L Plckrel, J Sundburg. P Jonulewicz 2nd ROW R Luebbe D Boroviak. J. Fritz. C Zegor. S Beck S Ziembo. D Scherer J Yrkoskl. E Chmiel FRONT ROW B Jonulewicz. R. Kuhn. 0 Phelps. K. Kuhn. V. Phelps. J. Scherer. T. Huston 46 Confidence Built in Public Speaking I fTvxfc? it to note' All three otgonizottons F f A . F H A ond ipc«tv oil et people to stote contests this yeot A fvy ever for F F A was hoving Becky Phelps on the Store yficet Nommonng Committee for two consecutive yeors brother first m Ckxks was Becky winning on AK-scxben choky ship The F F A hod o mognlficent turn out of rhe Dtyrtct Speokmg lontesf where they ronked third out of Id teams Those gcxng to store were Chrtyine Honnoppel Michelle Jtoodeburgcr ond Money Urkosk. in Poultry Judging Jeff Bron ing Steve Ztembo Roger loebbe, ond Kerry Voigt In Uvetfock Monogement Cothy Reomon Jim Scherer ond Jecky Phelps in Senior livestock Judging Don Scherer Don taOOkO. ond lorry Pickrel In Dolry Foods Ed Chmtel Dirk ftohrer. ond Joy Nielson in Dory Judging Future homemakers qoollfted three girts for vote Pot Engel. Cord Jonulewlcz. ond Bev Herman A new progrom SEARCH, was odded to the F.H.A oa tv (ties SEARCH yoods for Student Events for Achievements ond Recognition in Consumer Homemoking Ckxks F H A Chopter obo received honoroble mention for note chopter oword Besides o doy or two of yore officers spent two doys at leadership sessions m Lincoln President Lynerte Beck ond her feSow officers con be proud of their year's accomplishments Ckxks speech teom scored 3rd In conference. 7th In districts end qualified three for yore Deb Miller reod Ermo Bombeck for Oral Interpretation of Humorous Prose Don Srorostko qudlfted In Informative Public Speokmg with o speech on top- ping Kyle Kuhn scored rhe third hlghey points In rhe yore for Extemporaneous Speokmg AWARDS BANQUET Moy 4 1962 Moth Award Vickie Phelps Ubrory Award Noncy Glasgow Engish A word Donno Beck Dromo Award Bryan Jonulewlcz ond Vickie Phelps Speech Award Kyle Kuhn ond Noncy Glasgow Sobol Studies A word Christine Neel Art Aword Steve Strobel Science Aword Kyle Kuhn Home Economics Award Judy Buller Choral Aword Cothy Coley John Phillips Souso Award Kyle Kuhn 6 Yeor Perfect Arrendonce Aword Ryon Kuhn Perfect Attendance Awcxds Dione Micek. Kyle Kuhn. Todd Huyon. Becky Phelps Julie Foulk Angie Truesdell. Teteso Du bos Michelle Brondenburger. Detdro Bordsiey. Sue Schlondorf. Rosolie Otson Debbie Dicker Citizenship Aword Becky Phelps ond Kyle Kuhn Young Republic on Aword Greg Toy lor Voledktorton Aword Kyle Kuhn Solutororton Aword Donno Beck Honor Students Kyle Kuhn. Donno Beck. Becky Phelps. Vickie Phelps. Ginger Burress School Appreciation Aword lee Huyon ond Dwight Strobel Speech Team BACK ROW M Srorostko D Srorostko N Glasgow. C McGulnn. A Fritz. Cooch Vyhlidol. D Scherer. J. Fritz. R. Kuhn MIDOLE ROW K Kuhn. C Jonulewlcz. M Temme. J Fleemon $ Strobel. D Fnedrtchsen J. Foulk, I. Pickrel FRONT D Mi«er. B Brazdo. D Beck Awards 47 Competition and Pride Lead to Tears of Success and Defeat 46 Opposite poge OorKs rebouoderj Todd Husioo ond Morts Lamb muide the woy in rbe o to mwi rtse boll Top The mighty Bombers proreo Scon Snobei os rhe honOotf tt in motion Middte left Huddle folk eases rhe tension as Miss Goodman colls rime out Top right Jerry Sondberg rakes control during o dose match M-ddle right Ginger Durruss boosts the score with o rwo-pointer ond teommote Nwicy Glasgow looks on Oonom Determino- non pulb Ryon Kuhn through the 400merer reloy Sports Division 49 Sports Winning — people fell us If isn't everything but if sure feels better rhon los- ing1 When you're on othlere you con win in more woys rhon one Even though the other reom has more points when time runs out. you moy hove reoched o certoin gool which you set or the beginning of the season You've definitely accomplished something, ond In your own mind per- sonally won' rhe gome1 Sports is . . . moking o lot of friends, ond moybe even o few enemies . frying your hordest to pleose both the crowd ond rhe cooch leorning how to win humbly ond how to lose grocefully working individually, but olso os o reom toking it easy during proctice. then comploining about why you sot on the bench the whole next gome It tokes lots of sweor energy, hord labor, ond self-discipline to be on othlete It seems os though you hove to consistently put out 110% in order to just borely be bet- ter rhon the other guy Competition is rough, but the hordest port is rhe bottle within yourself when you feel os though you con't go ony further The mind is soy- ing yes while the body screams noil Thor competition within yourself mokes the sport twice os hord os when rhe gome first began There ore many, mony different types of spons ond each one hos its own set of rules, but every one hos something in com- mon — rhe orhleres Their dedication will be remembered by fons ond spectators, ond reommores os the times we've left behind. Bombers Tie for Conference Chomps Top right k tokes three players to rockle John Y Top left Scon S holds the bo os John Y. kicks for the extra point Above Scon S runs with the boll while Jim S holds bock the opposing team's defense 50 BACK row Cooch Engel J. Yrkoski. R Kuhn. K Voigt. M Lomb. J Scherer. J. Oronring. J Fritz. D Dtnmer. J Sundberg Wolford MIDDLE ROW K Kuhn. D Storostko. L Pickrel D Scherer. C Zegor. P Yrkoski. D Rohr. S flembo. R Brozee FRONT Student Monoger M Norve J Yrkoski. S Srrobel B Jonulewicz. S. Sr robe I. R Luebbe. P Jonulewicz. J Nielsen Student Strobe! Left Cooch Engle w orches from the sidelines with Don S on 3 Russ 0 Below Jerry S roes to get down the field while Kyle K fottowj Bottom Senior Ployers BACK ROW Jim Scherer Ryon Kuhn John Yrkoski FRONT ROW Btyon Jonulewlcc. Kyle Kuhn Steve Strobel Jock Talk Becky Whot do you think was the most outvoting mo- ment of your season’ Cooch Engle Bearing Palmer ond having Kyle moke rhe All-St or ream Becky Nome the most unexpected rhmg rhot hoppened to your teom this yeor’ Cooch Upsemng Polmer. which wos o rated teom m the Grand blond Dolly Independent Becky Vhor exeo do you feel your teom improved the moy’ Cooch As the season went on they improved In oil pom of the gome Becky Vhor is rhe outlook for next yeor s teom’ Cooch The outlook for next season is good if we con get good leadership from rhe seniors Becky Vhor b the moy cksoppomrtng moment of rhe yeor’ Cooch Not bemg roted in rhe Grond blond Do y indepen- dent newspoper after beoting Polmer which was roted Becky Who owords were given to your teom rhb year’ Cooch The teom tied for rhe Conference Chompionshlp Kyle wos chosen to ploy in rhe A -St or gome There were several ployers nomed to AiKonference Becky If you could chonge onythmg obout your teom rhb yeor whot would it be’ Cooch No chonge we hod o good teom rhb year Becky Who occompkshmenr ore you moy proud oP Cooch Chongmg rhe football program around to assure that there is mote pnde m eoch ployer Becky If you hod o chonce to compete ogomy onorher team ogom rhb yeor. who would it be ond why’ Cooch St Edword It would be nice ro ploy St Edword ogom. only on our held Football 51 rhree Named to All-Conference FRESHMAN TEAM OACX ROW T Dubos M Temme 0 Friedr hsen C McGumn m Dmmer D Jones MJDCXI ROW K Helgorh. C Nee! A Frtrz FRONT ROW S Srrobel C Jonulewia VARSTTY TEAM: BACK ROW Srudenr Moaogers — L lomb. T Ge er N Glasgow C Reomon C Coley K Oraido D Beck MIOOLE ROW Cooch Goodmon, V Phelps. 0 Phelps S Srrobel. C Jonulewia G Burrus R Dirtmer FRONT ROW J Foulk 0 Herman. 0 Bra do A Truesdell 52 OOA v A PUTTY TtAM BACK ROW 0 Fnednchien T Dubai m Temr- m Dirrme Cooch Goodmon C McGunn C beo J emon D Jones FRONT ROW C Jonuiew.cz S Snobei 0 CVazdo a Truesdeii D Sermon Jock Talk fte y: Vbo Oo you P TOOOHy ge out of cooch ng’ Cooch Goodmon: I enjoy see ng the s u ts and rechn.q. es oaualiy wodung in o gome Nk y: VNof oreo do yOu fee yOu’ team improved in rbe mo ’ Cooch The woy they worked rogerbe- Becky: H you COuW Cbonge onyth.ng obou yOu' reom rbij ye y who wOuid it be’ Cooch I wOuW rrv e rwo changes Fi y I wouW moke eve'yone rolier on j secondiy I would g ve eoch plOye obout six yea-s of experience Becky: Wbor owords d d youf reom rece ve rhi yecx5 Cooch Becky Phelps receded F.ry Teom AinConte'ence ond Don no Bed ond Ju'e Fouik received Mono'obie AAenrvon AlKonference Becky: Wbof is rbe outlook to- next year s reom’ Cooch Very good we hove o greor bunch of Kids com- ing up They hove rbe ewe ond dere'm.nonon ro succeed Becky if you hod o cbonce to compere ogo ny onorhe’ reorn ooon rhts yeor who wOuW if be ond why’ o opposite Orendo 0 ond Bev H work together ai Corby C yeps in ro get rbe second Nr Bottom op- The ream gen psyched up for rbe f r r set vre Julie Fouik worcbes rbe line as she lands after o spike Above Donno Beck shows her spiking form Volleyball 53 Five Earn Trip to State BACK 0 Dm met. j Frtrz. J Sundburg. m Srororsko. S Srrobel. Cooch Mansredr FRONT: C Zegor. D Srororsko. S. Ziembo. J. Nielsen, P Jooulewicz. Student Monoger — S Srrobel. (Nor Pictured Scorr Srrobel) Top Scort ond Sreve Srrobel wolt their turn ro shake hoods for rhe chompionshlp march Left Center Cooch Monsredr ond More Srororsko cheer on Sreve Srobel m rhe chomptoaship morch or the Store Tour nomen r Right Center Port of rhe tong wolr or rournomenrs is retaxtog with other reoms Bottom Bill Dtrrmer searches for just rhe right hold ro pin his mon 54 Jock Talk Angie Whot was rhe mo« outstanding moment of your season’ Cooch Monsredr The State four moment — particularly the finob on Saturday afternoon when Steve Strobel won Ns third successive store chomptonsNp Angie Whot do you personally get out of coocNng’ Cooch Monsredr Being oble to help young orhletes to worts toword o gool ond rhen being obie to worch them occomplish rhot gool ond others rhot they hove set for themselves Abo building o progrom mot consistently pro- duces athletes who know how to win ond who know how to work hard to ochieve their goob Angie If you could chonge anything obouf your team this yeor. whot would It be’ Cooch Monsredr We got o 4th pkxe finish of the State tournoment ond obo the llrh rime we finished m the top 10 Angle Whot occomplbhmenr ore you most proud of? Cooch Monsredr The progress rhot oil the wrestlers mode thru the season ond the four medal winners we hod at vote Angie Whor oreo do you feel your teom improved m? Cooch Monstedt Confidence In themselves ond overall wrestling technique Angle If you hod o chonce to compete ogoinsr onorher teom ogoin rhb yeor. who would be ond why? Cooch Monsredr The GokJenrod Conference Tourno- ment As o teom we did not wrestle os oggressive or os consistont os we should hove Angle Whor Is the outlook for next yeor s teom’ Cooch Monsredr Good we only lose 1 wrestler ond hove three returning vote medal winners Top: Jerry Sundberg wins his first match or the Corks Invitorionol Bottom More Srororsko goes for the tuck-ride Wresrling 55 We're Still Winning! Top left Vickie sioys o ert during the FuBerton gome Top right Vickie worn for the rebound os Money shoots o free throw Center Vorvty teom member} successfully complete on offensive ploy os Vickie sinks one m Bottom left The Phelps twins wolf for the re- bound Bottom right Robyne Dm met blocks o Fullerton shot 56 Jock Talk Robyn : Who wo the most oufs ondmg moment of your season Cooch Monk: Defeating Po 37-04 tn our first home gome Robyn Who do you personoNy get out of coochmg’ Cooch Monk: NorNng you ploy with who your deolt with I enjoyed working with our k d I thought we oc- compkshed about os much as we could Royn : Nome the most unexpected thing rhot happened to you teom this year Cooch Monk: Ptoymg so we ogoinsr mony fine reoms Pofc. Rising Clry. Futenon Silver Creek. Osceolo Although we were only 2-3 in these gomes. I thought we ployed exceptionally we m oN Robyn : Who o eo do you feel you teom improved m? Cooch Monk: Fundomenrab. defense, bali-bondkng we need to Improve on passing shooting ond Jumping Robyn : If you hod o chonce to compete ogoinst onorher teom ogoin this yeor who would it be ond why? Cooch Monk: Fuierron I thought we outplayed them but free throws (us missing — Fullerton moklng) killed us Robyn Who is the most dtssoppolnnng moment of the yeor Cooch Monk: Ploying so poorly ot the Dtstrict Tournoment ogoiny Pofc We seem to hove o Junx ot Districts (Oorks has never won o Owner gome) Robyn : Who Is the outlook for next yeors teom Cooch Monk: Bright We re like o big jigsaw puzzle I bekeve we hove oU the individual pieces with ou young players but we need to put them together We ll need some positive leodership BACK ROW Student monoger — A Fritz. N Glasgow D Fnedrichsen B Phelps V Phelps Cooch Monk. J Jones. C Honnoppel, S Beck Student monogers — L lomb. T Geler. D Miner FRONT ROW P Engel C Jorvulewicz S Strobel R Dtttmer. J Fleemon. G Burruss. C Neel K Helgoth Top Ginger wolfs for Becky to cut to basket Girls Basketball 57 Roundballers 2nd in Conference Top left Mork and Kyle roce for the rebound Top right While Mr 0 Mrs Alt were busy hovlng boby Katherine. Mr Toytor rook over during the Nebt Chrlshon gome For rtghr Jim Scherer husrles to intercept the boll Center left Mark Lamb's two points ore blocked by o swift opponent Center right Kyle ond o roommate try to rrop the boi comer Bottom An important part of ony gome is the score keepers 58 Jock Talk Robyn : Whot is the mosi outstanding moment of your season’ Cooch Alt: Defeating Genoo In flrsr round of GAC tourney. Robyn : What do you personally get out Of coochmg’ Cooch AI : I en oy the gome of basketball ond it gives me o chance to work with the boys m o non-classroom sltuorton Robyn Were there ony special owords given to your teom this yeor ond who were they’ Cooch Alt: Pored 4 h by the GI Independent in Class D for our area Robyn : Whot accomplishment were you most proud o0 Cooch Alt: 2nd ploce finish in the GAC Tournament Robyn : Who Is the outlook for next yeor s teom? Cooch Alt: Good We ll hove good heighth ond perhops o fcttle better outside shooters Defence wil probobly not be as strong however Robyn : Whot Is the most dlssoppolnrtng moment of the yeor’ Cooch Alt: Losing to Hampton In District semiftnob ond not hoving o chonce to ploy 1 roted Hordvfle Robyn : Nome the most unexpected thing rho hoppen- ed to your teom this yeor Cooch Alt: Storting the season off 1-4 Robyn : Whot oreo do you feel your teom improved most’ Cooch Alt: Confidence in themselves os o teom ond teom defense Robyn : If you hod o chonce to compete ogoinst onother teom ogom this yeor. who would it be ond why’ Cooch Alt: Polmer I feel we could hove beor them both previous gomes ACX ROW Assist ont Cooch Toy lor. D. Scherer. A Orozee. L Pickrel. J. Br on ring. T Huston. M Lomb. A. Dexter. A Kuhn. J. Scherer. K uhn. Cooch Alt FRONT ROW: D Aohrer. K Voight. 0 Smith. A luebbe Boys Basketball 59 Strong Wills Take Us For Top right Store qualifier Becky Phelps strains to meet the finish line Top left Sheryl Strobel strides out the lost few steps of the roce Dot- tom left Senior Vkkle Phelps shows her skil throwing the shot put Bottom right Kim Helgoth Oone Miceh Sheryl Strobel. Cord Jonutewicz. Becky Phelps Money Glasgow. kjlle Foulk. O Neel. Anne Fritz. Vickie Phelps. Cooch Monstedt 60 Jock Talk Brendo Who was the moil outstanding moment of your season5 (In your opinion) Cooch Monsredt: Finishing Runner-op 0 Districts Brendo: What do you personally get ou of cooching5 Cooch Monsiedi: Being oble to help young othlete s to develop into outston ng othlete- and knowing rhot It tohes hot d work ond dedication (ot Success (kendo: Nome the most unexpeaed thing that happen- ed to your teom this yeor ond whot were rhey? Cooch Monsredt: 3200 M Reoly teom knocking 36 se- cond oh ot their previous rime ot Districts Brendo: Whot oreo do you feel your teom Improved m? Cooch Monsredt: Our 400 ond «00 People Improved In their rimes so that next yeor rhey should be very competitive Brendo If you hod o chance to compete ogotast another teom ogom this yeor. who would It be ond why? Cooch Monsredt: Po Inv ond Osceolo Inv The mers turn- ed out to be easier than before ond I we hod mode some chonges we could hove scored ond ploced higher Brendo: Whot is the outlook for next years teom5 Cooch Monsredt: Pkx We ore losing on outstondmg Senior doss They wfl hove to be repioced by o very young teom for next season Brendo: Whot is the most disappointing moment of the yeor5 Cooch Monsredt The procttce conditions ond some of the weather we tried to perform In. Girls Trock 61 Engel's Boys Take 2nd in Districts Top left Firv pkxe goes to Ryon Kuhn as he crosses the finish line Top right Lots of concentration goes into throwing the shot put. shown here by Todd Huy on Bottom left Qorfc s 400 meter reloy teom successfully completes their bond off Bottom right Mark lomb leaps high oheod as he polls ahead in the low hurdles bombers B1MB 3S BOMB OS Jock Talk Brendo: Who was the mo ourvoocVng momen of you season’ (In your opinion) Gooch Engel: 2nd pkxe finish or Districts Brendo: V you could chonge anything obout your team this yeor who would I be’ Cooch Engel: We would like o hove more member! om for frock Brendo: Were there ony speool owords given o your teom rhts year ond who were they? Cooch Engel: We hod second pkxe finishes three dif- ferent time this yeor Brendo: Nome the moy unexpected thing rho hoppen- ed to your teom this yeor Cooch Engel: Five performers of our teom or Cenruro Considering the competition our teom performance was oursioncftng ogomst the Oass C teoms with o third ptoce finish Brendo: If you hod o chance to compete ogolnst another teom ogoin this yeor. who would If be ond why? Cooch Engel: Stromsburg s 400 meter reloy teom. they were the only teom to beot us until Districts Eoch time we come dose to bearing their time, we missed it by o tenth of o second Brendo: Who Is the outlook for next yeors ream’ Cooch Engel: The outlook for next yeors teom will be good We hope to keep o good rrock rroditlon of Corks Brendo: What accomplishment ore you most proud oP Cooch Engel: Our second pkxe finishes this yeor xh Engel Jerry Sundberg Ryon Kuhn. Kerri Voight Kyle Kuhn. Mork Lomb. Don Scherer Todd Huston Jim Scherer John Fritz. dent-Monoger Steve Honsher i left Jerry Sundberg strives his hordes to complere the «0 meter reloy Top right Port of every frock meet is woitmg for the ults Middle right Jim Scherer roces toword o good finish Boys Track 63 FOOTBALL Oortu 6 SpokJing Acobemy Opponent 25 0 St Edward 20 75 Net Christian 38 0 Humphrey 35 16 Greeley 22 62 Silver Oe k 20 82 Palmer 51 74 Polk 6 315 Teom Points Scoreboard volleyball Qorks Oppone nr 2 Polk 0 1 Fullerton 2 0 Srtomsburg 2 0 Genoo 2 2 Silver Oeek 0 2 Osceolo (GAO 1 0 Fullerton (GAC) 2 0 Palmer 2 0 St Edward 2 2 Osceolo 0 0 Gilmer (06) 2 BOYS TRACK Polk Inv 2nd Palmer Inv 3nd Cenfuro Inv 3rd GAC 3rd Osceolo Inv Aeloys 4th Osmcrs 2nd STATE QUALIFIERS Shot Put Todd Huston F 9h Jump Todd Huston 20Omerer run Ryon Kuhn 400merer run Ryon Kuhn OOOmeter Jim Scherer 75 74 58 88 49 76 points points pomrs pomrs pomrs points 64 Jr. High Girls Basketball Jr. High Boys Basketball BOYS BASKETBALL Oorks 66 Wotoock Opponenr 33 47 Geaoo 66 45 Rismg City 56 45 Polmer 46 46 Cenruro 51 61 ETbo X 59 Marquette 57 71 Nebr Chrtsnon 46 69 Polk 36 64 Genoa (GRO 56 34 Fullenon (GRO 32 56 Polmer (GRO 60 54 Osceoto 43 72 Silver Oeek 35 64 Cedor Roptos 53 47 Sr Edword 42 41 Snomsburg 36 56 Fu erron 57 67 Gilmer (06) 46 51 Hornpxon (06) 54 GALS TRACK Po Inv 7m 26 pomrs Osceoto Retoys 4th X pomrs PaAmer Inv 4th 74 pomrs Cennxo inv 5m 34 pomrs GRC 4th 56 pomrs Demos 2nd 43 pomrs Srore Qoulifier Becky Phelps — 100 ond 200 mere' dost' NEW SCHOOL RECORDS 400merer dash — Beck y Phelps 63 5 400merer retoy — Phelpi Phelps Srrobei Jonulewtu S3 3 1600mere’ retoy — Phelps Srrobei Foulk Jonuiewta 436 320Omerer retoy — Mxefc Jonuiewta Fou Heigorh 11 «3 GALS BASKETBALL Oorks X Polmer Opponenr 24 29 Sr Edword 57 36 Morvoe 55 37 Po 34 37 Rismg Ory 49 27 Cenruro 61 32 Elbo 41 49 Wolboch 31 37 Genoo 49 31 Fuierron X X Silver Creek 40 27 Silver Oeek (GRO 47 X Osceoto 24 35 Srromsburg 74 16 Polk (06) 46 STATE RESULTS Sreve Srrobei — 1«. Scon Srrobei — 2nd More Srororjho — 3rd Jerry Sundburg — 3rd 1962 Season Records Takedowns Sreve Srrobei — 45 Pms Bil Onmer 6 More Srororsko — 13 Teom Potnrs Sreve Srrobei — 222 5 A Time Wresrtmg Records — On Season Tokedowns Ken Rteken — 61 Pins Dove Church — 19 Teom Points Steve Srrobei — 231 Al Time Wrestling Records — Coreer Tokedowns Steve Srrobei — 137 Pins Steve Srrobei • 56 Teoms Points — Sreve Srrobei — 636 5 STATE QUALIFIERS Steve Srrobei Scon Srrobei WRESTLING Fnend Inv — 5rh 70to Teom Potnrs Wahoo Inv — 6m 61 Teom Points Bomber Inv — 2nd 157 Teom Points Oorks Inv — 6rty ©9to Teom Pomrs Snomsborg Inv — 2nd 02 to Teom Points Muien Inv — 5m 77 to Teom Pomrs Volley Inv — 4m 79 Teom Pomrs Gotdervod Conference — 3rd 99 Teom Pomrs Dtsmct Tournomenr — 4m 116 Teom Points State Toormoment — 4m. 77 to Teom Points More Storosrko Jerry Sundburg Scoreboard 65 Moments Thor Make Dreams Come True; Times Cherished Forever Special Events Memories — rimes created by high school s speciol events. To be able to look bock ond soy. Remember when . . .” is what turns any donee, ploy, or ceremony into o unique moment that will be locked into o person s heart forever. Knowing rhor the once-in-o-liferime moment is shored with fomily ond friends mokes if even more speciol. It's o time for toughing, cry- ing, ond most of oil, for roking them with you wherever you go. Speciol events ore . . planning oheod for months ond hoving it over in o few short hours. dancing to every donee only to woke up with sore feet ond ringing ears the mor- ning after homming it up in the doss ploy knowing the hord work wos worth it os you walk up to receive your oword leoving clossmores whom you've spent thirteen years of your life with. Mony students feel that speciol events ore whor mokes school bearable. It's o fan- tastic feeling to work on Prom, study hord. or leorn your lines ond hove o sense of ac- complishment when It's oil over with. You know you've done something great The entire high school knows, ond every special event will be remembered by •hem os . the times we’ve left behind. Opposite poge With dplomo m hand. Ryon ond Annette toke the final wok to the receiving Une top Students ond guests donced the night owoy during Prom Middle 1962 groduotes shed some teors ond shored some hugs os they soy their low good-byes Bottom left Kyle Kuhn ond Becky Phelps were a owned Homecoming king ond queen at the holf-ttme ceremonies Middle right Seniors enthusiasm helped them win the Homecoming Poster Contey for the third yeor m o row Bottom right Alex- ander (Jim 5 ) romonces Pot (Noncy G ) during o scene of they Run In Out Family Special Evens Division 67 This Is It The rheme for homecoming seemed especiolly oppropriore this yeor os the seniors begon ro reolize rhor this would be rhere finol yeor or C H S. Homecoming week wos filled wirh mony exciring evenrs Eoch doss wos ollowed ro show rheir spirir by decororing rhe school holls The foculry hos o difficulr rime judging rhe posrer conresr However, ir wos onnounced or rhe pep roily rhor rhe senior closs hod won once ogoin Everyone showed rheir originoliry during dress up week which sroned Mondoy. Ocrober 5. 1961. wirh cowboy ond Indion doy. Tuesdoy wos punk rock ond disco doy Everyone musr hove hod o rough nighr rhough. becouse we oil come ro school wirh vorious in- juries Wednesdoy Thursdoy wos foiry role doy. ond Fridoy everyone dressed up in rheir very besr clorhes Kick off rime for rhe big gome ogoinsr Greeley wos ser for 7:30 p m The boys ployed o rough gome bur ended up lossing by 6 poinrs During holf-rime crowning of rhe royolry rook ploce Our king wos Kyle Kuhn, ond queen wos Becky Phelps Firsr orrendonrs were Sreve Srrobel ond Donno Beck Second orrendonrs were John Yrkoski ond Porry Kirby The homecoming donee wos held immediorely ofrer rhe gome The senior girls spenr o lor of rime ond effort decororing rhe gym in burgundy, block, pink, ond whire srreomers. Everyone hod o greor rime doncing rhe nighr owoy wirh rhe music provided by Rondy Monk As rhe yeors poss quickly by. Ocrober 9. 1961. will be jusr onorher speciol memory of rhe rimes we've lefr behind 66 Homecoming Creates a Week of Spirit Top loft: Kyle ondRyon show their spirit on Injury doy For left: Disco jockey Rondy Monk provides musk for the homecoming donee Bottom left: Potty Kirby. Dione Mkek. ond Corby Reomon keep spirit In the crowd during o dose footboll gome. Top right: Everyone enjoys the homecoming donee Center 19©1 Homecoming Royolty Bortom right Footboll boys getting reody for o tough gome For right: Becky Phelps ond Kyle Kuhn ride oround the field otter the crowning ceremony. Homecoming 69 They Run In Our Family Many memories that will be cherished throughout o lifetime were created os the senior doss of 1982 prepored for the dinner theater. Hours upon hours were spent in prepororion for the ploy As the weeks went by the shyness slowly wore off ond everyone began to horn up their ports The proctices seemed never ending If we weren't practicing ot either of these times, we were practicing sometime during school (which, of course, was okay with everyone) It seemed so for owoy when we first started out in November, but before we knew it. the big doy hod arrived. We oil knew that there wos no time left for ony lost minute proctices. chonges. or rehear- sals. It wos show time. The night wos filled with anticipation ond excitement os we serv- ed our guests the delicious meol rhot our mothers worked so hord to prepore The entertainment started off with various musicol selections sung by Kyle Kuhn. Donna Deck. Todd Huston, Cathy Coley, ond Lynette Deck At eight o'clock it wos finally time for the curtains to open The play was obout o fomily who was very octive In sports with the ex- ception of Agnes, ployed by Donna Deck, ond her daughter Peggy, ployed by Vickie Phelps Noncy Glasgow ployed the part of Pat. who wonted to be a professional wrestler. Nothing seemed to be going very well for Coach Som. ployed by Ryan Kuhn. He wos In a desperote situation — either he won the gome ogolnst Northview, or he would be fired. Coach Som was willing to sacrifice onything to win the 'big gome. He even set up a date between Pot ond who he thought was Alexander the Greot (ployed by Jim Scherer) but turned our to be a debator The evening went extremely fast Defore we knew it the first, se- cond. ond third octs were over, and It wos rime to roke our bow. The curtain closed, but the memories will olwoys be with us. 70 Dinner Theatre First in Clarks Top Aunt Alice (Annette Vemhoff) u astonished by the cheerleoders Lynette Beck Kim Brozdo ond Cathy Coley as Cooch Som soys listen ro rhot Agnes' Left You con po nr the goroge thtt summer, soys Cooch to his artistic doughrer Peggy (Vickie Phelps) For left Mrs Spiel (Ganger Burruss) ond her doughrer Oone Micek fell Cooch Som thor he is going ro be fired if he doesn't win o gome Bottom left The frogs get in shape for the big gome ogoinst North view Top right Agnes gets o bowling bol for her anniversary For nghr A smging telegrom from Alexonder (Jim Scherer) ro o surprised Fulerbr ush winner Bottom right The cast of They Run In Our Fomty Dinner Theater 71 We've Got Tonight Buying beounful new dresses ond sutrs ployed o big port In the excitement of the up coming prom The juniors selected the theme Ve ve Got Tonight They decoroted the gym m royol blue boby blue block ond sfver streomer The moin omoctton was o wicker choir m front of blue ond silver metakc srreomers On April 4 19B2 everyone stoned to orrtve of the gym oround 6 X As the seniors work- ed m they were a thinking Ve ve got tonight to moke o few more everlasting memories or CMS At 700 everyone was seoted or their tobies ond prom begon The welcome was given by Aobyne Onmer Then Russ Drawee gave the invoconon After the dekoous meol prepored by the junior doss mothers president John Yrkoski gave the occeptonce speech The servers then J o skit that brought many loughs to everyone Juke Fcx4k ond Angie Truesde reod the senior doss prophecies Steve Strobe! then finished up the banquet by reodmg the class wills The donee begon or « X with the musk provided by Straight Shot As the music stoned everyone got up ond danced the night owoy ond mode o lot of lasting memories At 11 X the musk ended ond the remoinlng people left the gym remembering oil the memories of the specoi prom Although it moy hove seemed sod for the seniors rhot this was their lost prom for the the Juniors this hnol rrtxtte to the seniors was o successful one 72 Graduation Day For thirteen yeors we hove shored, leorned. grown, toughed ond a led together Now it Is rime to soy goodbye to oil of our dassmores Out the seniors of 1962 were more thon just dassmores to one another We were friends Oassmores low for only thirteen yeors. but good friends lost throughout o lifetime It b time to dose the door on our high school yeors Although we hove opened moy other doors the doors to our future Gro jorton doy was filled with mony mixed emotions There were reors ond laughter, otong with o lot of onxlery ond onridporton We were oil onxious to step out Into the reoi world on our own. but yet we weren't sure If we were reody to leave our high school doys behind us It seemed os though we were In o dreom. but when the bond stoned ploying Pom ond Circumstance. we knew the time hod finally or rived, ond we were obout to groduore We were leod into the crowded gym by Jude Foulk ond Royce Dexter Rev. Ken Joekel then gove the Invocation followed by several songs sung by the swing choir Co thy Coley ond Kyle Kuhn then song their duet Our salutatorion Donno Deck gove her speech followed by Rev. Jockson who oddressed the doss It was then rime for the valedlaorion. Kyle Kuhn, to give hb speech The seniors were eoch given their diplomas which we hod worked so hord to ottom. Mr Toytor ployed hb guitor while Mrs Vyhddol song Turn Around ond our boby pic- tures were shown fodowed by our senior pictures The doy was one that we w« definotely remember In the yeors to come when we look bock or the times we've left behind 74 VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAM I Know It Hurts to Soy Goodbye Top left Jim Scherer ond Vickie Phelps morch our otter the ceremony For left Steve Strobel is oworded his horc eorned diplomo from hb fother Bottom left Grts conrempiote their future os they prepore to march out of the gym Center Goduaring class of 1962 Bottom right Money Glasgow. Becky Phelps, ond Kim Brenda occeptlng congratulations from underclassmen For right Becky Phelps occepts her scholarships from Mr Wibbles Kyle Kuhn Donno Beck Groduoflon 75 THANK YOU BOMBER BOOSTERS Mr. Mrs. Alfred Sweet Tom Church Dale Rohrer Mike, Mari, Martha Hoffer Fritz, Cheryl, Shane Ryan Steinhoff McDonalds, Columbus Annie O’s Deli, Columbus City Cafe, St. Edward Douglas Glasgow Burr Glasgow Gene L. Osborn, C.C. Dr. John P. Ahlschwede, C.C. My Place Bar, Duncan Mr. Mrs. Jack Sweet Wayne Gress Mr. Mrs. Jack Church Richard Olson Greg Taylor, Sara Madden, Tree, EmmyLou Godfather’s Pizza, Columbus Dorthea Pollard DeFreeces, Columbus Jim Glasgow Don, Alice, Donna Beck Munn, Furniture C.C. Justice Pharmacy 76 COACH’S CORNER STEAKHOUSE LOUNGE RICH SUE OWENS For Reservation Phone 765-6501 Polk, Nebr. 68654 Tuesday thru Sunday 11:30 A.M.-12 Midnight Mobil POLLARD PROPANE OIL CO. INC. Gas and Oil Propane Goodyear Tires and Service Clarks and Fullerton 546-2466 YOUNG WORLD INC. 215 G” Street Central City 946-2321 GLASGOW AGENCY INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE Clarks, Nebr. 68628 Phone — (308) 548-2214 Congratulations Nancy and Classmates! FULLERTON LIVESTOCK MARKET, INC. FRITZ JANET ENGEL Owner Manager Cattle and Hog Sale Every Friday Fullerton, NE 68638 Phone: (308) 536-2436 GOULD’S PUMPS LIVESTOCK WELLS EXPLOSIVES “The Plumber” PHIL FOULK 548-2593 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES: BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS MARK HADENFELDT Agent 720 B Ave. Box 245 0«. Phone: (308) 946-5100 Central City, Nebraska 68826 Rea. Phone: (308) 946-2216 — ITATI • Atm IMSUtANCI _________% 78 DOUGLAS BOOKEEPING SERVICE, INC. Tax Service — Business Manager 719 West 3rd St. Grand Island, Nebraska 68801 PLATTE VALLEY TERMINAL Grain — Feed — Farm Supplies THE Silver Creek, NE 68663 800-652-9345 FARMERS NATIONAL BANK FARMERS CO-OP ASS’N Central City, NE 68826 Ph. 308-946-3031 Fullerton, Nebr. 68638 Member FDIC Petroleum, Custom Grinding, Rolling, Mixing Grain Drying, Fertizilers Chemicals Ads DIANE’S BEAUTY SHOP Clarks, NE Phone: 548-2433 THE LINCOLN MANOR STEAK HOUSE AND LOUNGE 1525 16th Street Central City, NE 68826 SILVER CREEK LUMBER AND FARM SUPPLY Silver Creek, NE 68663 POLH PROGRESS 75th Year Polk, NE 68654 FIRST STATE BANK Hordville, NE 402-757-3231 Member FDIC FIRST NATIONAL BANK TRUST Fullerton, NE Phone: 536-2492 Congratulations Seniors! NELSON OIL COMPANY West Highway 30 Central City, NE Phone: 946-3160 WM DOUGLAS AND COMPANY Clarks, NE Phone: 548-2588 FARMERS CO-OP CO. Phone: 757-3311 Hordville, NE FARMER’S STATE BANK Member F.D.I.C. Tereco, Inc. Silver Creek, NE 68663 Ads 81 GAS AND OIL GLENCO-HINIKER KMC-CENTURY SUNFLOWER-LEON M W-G.B.-WOODS LEMENT, INC. Ighway 36 Nebrc ka 68826 WAYNE HI OWNER COLBY GARAGE Complete Automotive Repairs Truck Tractors Phone: Day — 548-2300 Night — 548-2422 Clarks, NE FULLERTON NATIONAL BANK “Friendly Banking Service” 302 Broadway Fullerton, NE ijyiw s CLAYTON’S GIFTS A Special Kind of Place Gifts for All Occasions Treat Yourself to a Shopping Trip to Clayton's Gifts CENTRAL CITY Downtown Conestoga Mall Grand Island CUSTOM DESIGNS FOR YOUR WINDOWS CALL MRS RUSSELL JACOBI 2) tune 5 faecorcitinQ Se CLARKS NEBRASKA PHONE (308) 548 2230 NIELSEN RADIO PHILCO Sales and Service 1612 17th St. Central City, NE 68626 Phone: 946-2071 — TV O.K. TIRE STORES, INC. Complete Tire Service West Hwy. 30 Central City, NE 68826 Phone: (308) 946-3043 RALPH’S BARBER SHOP Silver Creek, NE 68663 82 JERRY and RITA KNOPIK Box 301 Fullerton, NE 68638 House |uire Gift Items ANDERSON — GUSTAFSON REAL ESTATE Real Estate-Farm Management-Insurance Central City Lawrence Reeves 308-946-3505 AURORA PHIL OR MIKE 402-694-3181 GRAND ISLAND SCHOOL PHIL JEFF SUNDBERG Phone: 308-548-2628 Clarks, NE kEAD=QUARTER§ BARBER SHOP 806 'C AVENUE CENTRAL CITY. NEBRASKA MARLO BROEKEMEIER OWNCR MARYL HANSON Ads 63 FARMERS COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Clarks, NE 68628 Phone: Clarks: 548-2201 Central City: 946-2513 Congratulations Seniors! Best of Luck in the Future! AGROSERVICE, INC. Highway 30 Chestnut St. Silver Creek, NE Phone: (308)773-2211 Fertilizers, Chemicals Professional Advisor Service Mr. Automotive R A AUTO SUPPLY INC. 224 Broadway Fullerton, NE Phone: 536-3240 MOVING CLARKS, NEBRASKA CALL US TO MOVE YOUR BUILDINGS Call: Don Branting or Dwain Schultz MILLS PROCESSING CUSTOM BUTCHERING Locker Service Phone: 548-2468 Clarks, NE BUD LOUISE MILLS 0 ft Dine at I he j § S'niAWBKHliY |:ATC|1 Phon. 536 3157 Fullerton. NE Jock and Dolorei Robor Hon Owners Dependable Credit at a Competitive Price PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSN. Central City, NE Phone: (308) 946-2801 BOB ELZNIC TERRY BENDA Ads 65 VERA’S Where Friends Meet Home Cooked Meals Noon Specials 6:30 A.M.-10:00 P.M. Silver Creek, NE VERA Phone — 773-8295 BRAND MORGAN MORGAN ATTORNEYS AT LAW Fullerton, NE 68638 DAYLIGHT DONUT SHOP 1633 16th St. Central City, NE Phone: 946-2917 CLARKS TELEPHONE COMPANY Clarks, NE “We wish the Seniors of 1982 the Best of Luck!” B-D DRIVE INN BETTY WYMAN DIXIE JASPER Good Food Conversation For Carry Out: 548-2519 Clarks, NE OSBORN PLUMBING HEATING INC. 414 G Street Central City, NE Phone: 946-2791 FARMER’S CO-OP ASSN. Phone: 536-2424 Fullerton, NE 68638 Custom Grinding, Rolling, Mixing and Grain Drying Fertilizers and Chemicals Station and Tank Wagon HI-WAY 30 TAVERN CLEMENCE F. a EVELYN D. RINKOL Silver Creek, NE 68663 Liquor, Beer, Sporting Goods P.J.’S PLATT RIVER vJlINN Steaks, Seafood, Sandwiches, Carry Out. Weekday Smorgasbord, Mon.-Fri. Sunday Smorgasbord, 11-2 Choices of Meats Caterings a Phone: 548-2570 DARLING SERVICE 608 G. Street Central City, NE 68826 Ph. (308) 946-2880 COMMUNITY FEED SEED STORE Feed — Seed — Farm Supplies Fullerton, NE Office Phone: 536-2611 THE D.J. SHOP Central City Florist 1612 18th St. Gifts — Flowers — Fresh Silk Ph. (308) 946-2111 WZ I IfcggBi FREELEND FLORAL GREEN HOUSE 1 We Deliver “Full Service Flower Shop” Floral Shop C.C. Mall 946-5159 Green House No. Hwy. 14 946-3209 CLARKS LUMBER COMPANY Building Material Fence, Paint, Glass and Builders Hardware Ph.: 548 2275 Clarks, NE RUTHERFORD OIL FARM — CITY — INDUSTRIAL For Friendly Service and Quality Products Call 946-3834 or 946-3835 Farm Home Service D.E. Rutherford C.A. Stuart Central City, NE 68826 FARMERS CO-OP ELEVATOR Box 66 Hordville, Nebr. 68846 Phone: 757-3251 1 E SHORTY’S BAR — Refreshments — Beer — Liquor — Wines — Recreation Phone: 548-2322 Clarks, NE NORDSTEDT’S Good Clothers for Men and Boys ETHEL A. and CHARLES J. HEENEY Owners Central City, NE 68826 Phone: 946-3281 KULA’S SHOPPING CENTER Ra n B rd — the quality irrigation people. CLARKS UNDERGROUND SPRINKLERS Box 74 free estimates Clarks, NE 68628 Ph. (308) 548-2234 TIM BITTINGER _after 5 p.m._ GROSCH IRRIGATION COMPANY INC. Well Drilling Silver Creek, NE Ph. (308) 773-2261 McGUINN’S GARAGE Phone: 548-2323 Clarks, NE 68628 JIM and JOE McGUINN LONE TREE PRINTING “We take personal pride in our work” 1603 17th Ave. Central City, NE Ph. 946-3782 Mobil GROETZINGER OIL CO. Phone: 946-9810 519 “G” Street Central City, NE 68826 For all Occastions, Call on FLORAL OCCASIONS For All Wedding, Funerals, Birthdays, School Functions, Anniversaries, Holidays, and Parties, Stop at Floral Occasions We also offer a complete line of trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals, plus a lawn landscaping service. Fullerton, NE BANK OF CLARKS Deposits Insured Up to $100,000 by FDIC Phone: 548-2233 Clarks, Nebraska 68628 Ph. 548-2333 E. GDOWSKI INSURANCE AGENCY EDDIE MARY LOU GDOWSKI, Agents 216 Broadway Fullerton, NE 68638 Phone: (308) 536-2224 Gambles BOB BETTY BECKER Owners Central City, NE Frank A. and Carol E. Mlmar Owners total hardware GoasttoGoas 1607 16th Central City, Nebraska 68826 (308) 046 2360 ACE BODY SHOP Body and Fender Repairs Expert Refinishing DOUGLAS BRYANT Ph. 946-3084 709 “G” St. Central City, NE 68826 KUHN INSURANCE AGENCY LARRY D. KUHN Life — Health — Farm — Auto All Casualty Phone:548-2411 Clarks, NE CENTRAL PHARMACY Complete Prescription Service Central City Mall THE INDEPENDENT CLUB Recreation Billard Hall DENNIS MARJORIE — Owners Central City, NE Phone: 946-9819 CONNIE’S BEAUTY SALON Clarks, NE 68628 Phone: 548-2569 CENTRAL BANK Central City, NE Phone: 946-3018 The Senior Class of 1982 Wants to Thank JIM FRIEZE PHOTOGRAPHY For Their OUTSTANDING SERVICE!! 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