Creighton High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Creighton, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1980 volume:

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Joyce Frank 1962 - 1972 Rodney Ludwick 1962 - 1978 There are many roads we may travel to arrive at our Destination- Some are chosen (or the roughest road, Some are chosen (or the paved highway. Some are chosen for the winding path, And some are chosen (or the shortest journey- These are two who travelled Not very far Not very long But were chosen to end their travels to rest easy . . As the rest of us continue on. ANONYMOUS Chris C. Andersen Todd W. Abbott December 4, 1961 Lars Alan Andersen April 5, 1962 Cariotta Kay Banitt February 14, 1962 Stacy J. Andersen December 1, 1961 Kenneth Shawn Buchholz July 18, 1962 Jeff Behrens May 8, 1962 Connie Lynn Cedar December 27, 1961 Jay D. Buerman August 31, 1961 Scott J. Carpenter Joyce Renee Eisenbeiss Julie Ann Ewald April 21, 1962 Ellen J. Eggerling November 27, 1961 Dana F. Falter May 5, 1962 Donna M. Clover March 2, 1962 Betsy Marie Haverkamp December 11, 1961 Michael R. Huber February 10, 1962 October 3, 1961 Patricia L. Homan David P. Jundt Cary E. Kumm September 4, 1962 Julie Kay Jensen August 6, 1962 Tyon L. Larson August 28, 1961 Joydene Kae Larsen April 13, 1962 Arthur J. Mach September, 21, 1962 Tammie Kay Lucht November 26, 1961 Todd V. McManigal December 18, 1961 Sandra Kay Mach August 22, 1962 September 14, 1961 Michael L. McKay Surann . Montgomery October 17, 1961 Jeffrey William Moehlenhoff April 9, 1962 Kay Annette Morrill April 9, 1962 Roger L. Morrill June 9, 1962 Jeffrey D. Neumann July 14, 1962 Tim 5. Nielsen July 3, 1962 Joan Ellen Oltjenbruns March 16, 1962 Laura Ann Owens July 6, 1962 Tammie Jo Prochaska March 21, 1962 Jerry A. Pospisil January 7, 1962 September 28, 1961 Michael L. Sc Mot e Robert James Schroeder March 9, 1962 Pete L. Richling October 27, 1961 Krista Kay Smith September 29, 1962 Don Schwindt May 27, 1961 Alan J. Tharnish September 21, 1961 Jeffrey A. Snyder January 24, 1962 Jan Marie Wagner June 11, 1962 Lynne Annette Todd April 19, 1962 February 9, 1962 Anne L. Wagner Laurie Kay Wagner Going my wayi Bobby Schwindt takes a break. Deb Abbott seems to be having trouble reaching her mouth. Wray Holan is working on an art project. 1 Classward Ho girls. Which one is Jeff writing to this timef 12 We Are Ready For The 80's yv Linda Barlak Lisa Bariak Tim Becker Annette Bennett Tod Bertschinger Don Borgmann 71-V AM • Doug Borgmann Jim Borgmann Debbie Brandt Dorothy Brandt Cary Buerman Carla Butterfield Carol Condon Janet Doerr Scott Dohmen Phil Ebel Bruce Eggerling Cindy Emory Rod Falter Dale Fanta Duane Fanta Debbie Fritz Junior Class Officers: Beth Lucht, Treasurer; Dale Fanta, President; Debbie Ireland, Secretary; Kelli Young, Vice-President. Dan Largen Steve Larson Lee Fritz Eldon Cirdner Rita Cragert Karen Wagner: Cheering the Bulldogs on to a Homecoming Duane Hart Kim Hinrichs Warren Hoferer Victory. Wray Holan Rhonda Holecek Mona Koppelman Krista! Kracht Steve McKay Lisa McKown leff McManigal Jim Mathine Debbie Ireland Karen Lemke Dawn Mayes Mike letensky Beth Lucht David Miller Tonia Horstmann Ken Huber 5 ml Are They Ready For Steve Morrill Todd Morrill Ron Myers Joel Neumann Joel Nielsen Dan Paesl Bev Pageler Karen Pah! Dale Pearson Cina Prochaska Carolyn Richling John Rohwer Tom Rudloll Rich Salmen Barb Schulte Dennis Strope Connie Sukup Sharon Sukup Carol Condon: Here's looking at you! Cayleen Thiele Paul Thomas Todd Timmerman Kay Ulrich Marie Van Brocklin Carol Wagner Celia Wagner Karen Wagner Kevin Wagner Steve McKay and Karen Wagner: You'll never see this hold in any wrestling match. Pam Wagner Kathy Walton Alan Werner Nyla Wood Rich Wostrel Kelli Young T Not Pictured: Allen Homan, Ken Wagner, Waldo Warriner. Steve Lurch Larson: Fastest hands in the West. Sophomores Look Toward The Future V Sophomore Class Officers: Lori Jacobs, Vice-President; Ann Van Brocklin, Secretary-Treasurer; Ann Todd, President. Deb Abbott CarryI Baldwin Mark Berglund Lori Booth Rhonda Coutts Kay Croxen Jens Andersen Maria Beck Roger Doerr Jill Eggen Carolyn Fitch Kelly Eisenbeiss Shelly Ewald Kelly Fritz Kathy Fuchtman Tim Fanta Amy Harder Cail Fischer Danny Hart Joey Haverkamp Diane Holecek Mark Krepel Kim Kruse Lori Jacobs Jyl Larsen tA John Jensen Kevin Kehne Sherrie Lucht Kevin Mach Marvin Mach Doug McManigal John Mohlenhoff Cindy Macke Ross Melcher Laura Morrill Jody Mayes Tammy McGee Kris McKay Randy Milne Tim Moss The students enjoy the new pop machine. Connie Meal Paul Richling Cindy Sorensen Tammy Timmerman Scott Wagner Faye Stevens Ann Todd Sherrie Wood Julie Strope Ann Van Brock!in Cathy Sukup Steve Thomas Angela Wagner Creg Wagner Beth York Curt Zimmerer 20 Freshmen, Class Of ' Freshman Class Officers: Scott Heaton, Secretary-Treasurer; Lori Bauer, Lori Bauer Michael Beckman President; Rick IVilmes, Vice-President. Alan Bertschinger Pam Dannert Alan Dart man Michael Doerr Rhonda Doerr Bryan Effle Starting On The Road Of Experience David Fritz Jim Fuchtman Brian Colter Kenny Cragert ferry Fritz Donna Krepel 4 Cheryl Miller Classward Ho, as Mr. Turner would say. Trish McGee Syndee McManigal Diane Macke Maureen Wagner David Wilmes Cet 'Em Boys Eric Von Seggern Michael Wagner Rick Wilmes Kevin Young Traci Prochaska Donna Wagner Cheryl Zerbe Pam Ralston Jerome Wagner Wanda Whitten Kaye Zimmerer 8th Grade Class Officers: Shannon Falter, Vice-President; Gina Wilmes, Secretary-Treasurer; David Condon, President. 7th Grade Class Officers: Kelly Jacobs, President; Mike Keck, Vice-President; Kecia Melcher, Secretary-Treasurer. Eighth Graders Are On Their Way Jodi Anderson Sandra Brandt Brian Braun Tim Buchholz Gina Buerman David Condon Kim Croxen Dwain Doerr Jerry Doerr LeRoy Doerr 24 Marybeth Scholl Pat Van Brocklin Marsha Wagner Shelly Hinrichs Mike Schroeder Mary Wagner Michele Schroeder Warren Von Seggern Monica Wagner enny Macke lav id Sal men Kim Timmerman k Roger Wagner r • Steven Neuhaus Mylon Schlote Lynn Wagner Ted Wagner Sue Warren Gina Wilmes Julie Wostrel Herb Ziegenbein Gary Zimmerer 25 7th Grade — A Time To Begin Earl Bartz Philip Beck Sue Booth Kay Dartman Cindy Elite Timmy Dawn Einspahr Ehrenberg r Teresa Emory Lorna Erickson Mike Farnik Patty Fritz foe Fuchtman Kelly Jacobs Nancy lost Mike Keck Jeanne Koenig Doug Scholl Lea Hart Debbie Homan Kecia Melcher Anita Neyens 26 Maribeth Wagner Van Wewel Donna Zerbe Superintendent Ceorge Abbott and High School Principal Ctrl Nielsen. SCHOOL BOARD: First Row: Owen Davids, Ray Oltjen- Norma Morrill-president, Norman Doerr. bruns, Fred Largen. Second Row: John Van Brocklin, 28 Faculty P.E. Instructors: Bob Polzin and Denise Magnuson. Below: Music Teachers: Harold Roemer, Vocal and Duane Booth, Band. Kevin Wetovick, Ag Instructor, lack Zimmerer, Shop, Sherry Ehrenberg, Home Ec., Allen Ross, Art. Below: Math Teachers: Richard Boesch, Junior High, Onie Tyler, Math and Librarian, Beverly Bayley, High School. Bill Hakonson, Guidance Counselor. Below: Irene Porter and Kathy Zepi, English Teachers, Kathy Below: Social Studies Teachers: Terry Kenealy, Alberto Valverde, Kay an, English and Speech. Spanish and social studies, Ron Parks. Staff 31 Janet Booth and Ramona Abbott, Secretaries. 32 Football coaches watch with enthusiasm f Miss Magnuson ready lor a blizzard. Mrs. Booth waits lor the phone to ring. Blank student and Mr. Ross. Mr. Wade and Miss Kavan are not watching the game. Mr. Parks balancing on the back of his chair, while explaining assignment. Girls Are Knox And MEN AC Champs And District Runner-Up The Bulldog Volleyball Team was in the spotlight most of the season. Outstanding performances pro- duced championship trophies in the Knox County and NENAC tournaments and second place in the District tournament. Creighton also ended the reg- ular season second in the NENAC Conference. At the season's end, the Varsity team had a record of 15-4 (the best Varsity record for Creighton). The Junior Varsity team finished with a perfect 11-0 re- cord (the first undefeated season in Creighton Vol- leyball history). The Freshman team was also suc- cessful with a record of 8-3. The outstanding players of the year were: Suzann Montgomery, receiving All State, HEM Top 12 and All Conference; Pat Homan, receiving All State Honorable Mention, MEM Top 12 and Cariotta Ban- itt receiving All Conference Honorable Mention. Suzann, Patty and Cariotta also served as team Tri- Captains. Other lettermen included Tammie Lucht, Joan Oltjenbruns, Lynne Todd, Beth Lucht, Barb Schulte, Marie Van Brocklin, Deb Abbott, Kay Croxen and Carolyn Fitch. Tammie Lucht serves a powerful serve. Beth Lucht sets the ball nice and high! Cariotta Banitt stands ready. WHAPf The senior board -Standing: Cariotta Banitt, Lynne Todd; Middle Row: Suzann Montgomery, Pat Homan; Sitting: Tammie Lucht and Joan Oltjenbruns. 34 Varsity Record 15-4 Varsity - Front Row: T. McGee, L. Todd, B. Lucht, M. Van Brock I in, D. Abbott, T. Lucht, . Oltjenbruns, L. Owens - student manager; Back Row: Coach Magnuson, K. Morrill, C. Banitt, B. Schulte, C. Fitch, 5. Montgomery, K. Croxen, J. Fisenbeiss, Coach Hakonson. JV. Record 11-0 lunior Varsity - Front Row: D. Holetek, C. Sukup, A. Harder, D. Abbott, K. Fuchtman, C. Sukup, M. Beck; Second Row: L. Booth, C. Sorensen, A. Todd, A. Wagner, J. Fggen, S. Lucht, L. Morrill; Back Row: M. Van Brocklin, D. Ireland, K. Young, C. Fitch, B. Schulte, R. Holecek, K. Walton, K. Croxen, Coach Hakonson. Freshman Team: Front Row: T. Abbott, K. Prochaska, S. McManigal, K. Hart, R. Doerr; Back Row: Coach Magnuson, K. Zimmerer, T. Ralston, T. Prochaska, P. Ralston, L. Bauer. Freshman Record 8-3 35 Junior Varsity Are Undefeated Joan Oltjenbruns and Suzann Montgomery are ready for Pat Homan's set. Karla Prochaska serves the ball for the freshman team. Suzann Montgomery spikes one down. 36 Creighton's it 1 Hammer -Suzann Montgomery. Can Cariotta Banitt jumpf — You betcha! Lynne Todd goes up for a spike. Carolyn Fitch aims to kill ! Bulldogs Rated 2nd In State CHS 18 Pierce 27 27 West Holt 0 37 Crofton 0 13 Bloomfield 6 25 O'Neill 0 27 Randolph 0 15 Hartington C. C. 13 44 Neligh 8 27 Plain view 0 Bulldog Defense: Tom Rudloff, Mike McKay, Huber, Rod Falter, Jeff Wilmes. They composed Scott Dohmen, Todd Abbott, Bruce Eggerling, the No. 1 NENAC Defense with only 144 yards and Dana Falter, Nick Wies, Jeff Neumann, Mike 6 points per game average and 5 shutouts. Creighton tied Pierce for NENAC Conference champion with a 5-1 record. At the end of the season the Bulldogs were rated 1st in North East Nebraska among Class B and C schools. They were also rated 2nd in the state among C+ schools by the Omaha World Herald. Bulldog Offense: Jeff Wilmes, Ken Buchholz, Jeff Behrens, Roger Morrill, Todd Abbott, Bruce Eg- gerling, Mike McKay, Nick Wies, Jeff Neumann, Below: All Conference Honorable Mention: Bruce Eggerling, Mike Huber, Scott Dohmen. Tim Becker, Dana Falter. They composed the No. 2 offense with 2784 season yards and 233 points. Below: All State and All Conference: Nick Wies, Jeff Neumann, Dana Falter, Todd Abbott, Mike McKay. Below: Jeff Neumann rounds the end. The Bulldogs had a super season but yet didn't make it to the playoffs because the teams they played were also having winning seasons. V60- 52 61 va«L3wV663 . Right: Bulldog Seniors; FIRST ROW: Roger Morrill, Bill Waterman, Jeff Wilmes, fell Behrens, Jeff Snyder, Jeff Neumann. SECOND ROW: Nick Wies, Mike Huber, Tom Fitch, Dana Falter, Ken Buchholz, Mike McKay, Todd Abbott. Below: Mr. Wray examines Tom's hairdo. Below: Mike McKay breaks another tackle. ,fi Creighton Finishes Season 8-1 FIRST ROW: Gopher Scott Polzin, Jim huchtman, Hans Banitt, Jerry Berglund, Rick Wilmes, Alan Oltjenbruns, Curt Zimmerer, Steve Neumann, Mike Beckman, David Fritz, Jeff Hinrichs, Mike Wag- Thomas, Joel Snyder, Mark Krepel, Larry Nielsen, Scott Wagner, ner, Mike Croxen, Brian Goiter, Scott Heaton, David Wilmes, Kelly Eisenbeiss, Kevin Kehne, Student Managers Gail Fischer and Steve Wade. SECOND ROW: Student Managers Dan Hart and Mark Sherrie Wood. BELOW: Jeff Behrens looks the ball into his BELOW: Mike McKay follows his blockers. hands. THIRD ROW: Bruce Eggerling, Bill Waterman, Lee Fritz, Rod Fat- mann, Mike McKay, Jell Wilmes, Tim Buchholz, Mike Huber, tom ter, John Rohwer, Don Borgmann, Fldon Cirdner, Rich Wostrel, Fitch, Dana Falter, Todd Abbott, Nick Wies, Jeff Snyder, Jeff Neu- Dan Largen, Scott Dohmen, Tim Becker, Steve McKay, Joel Neu- mann, Jeff Behrens, Dale Fanta, Coach Stan Turner, Coach Dick mann, Steve Morrill, Kevin Wagner. FOURTH ROW: Coach Bob Wray. Polzin, Paul Thomas, Tom Rudloff, Roger Morrill, Doug Borg- More Than Just A Came The perfect way to celebrate homecoming, a 2S-0 victory over the tough O'Neill team. Falter And Wilmes Elected Co- Captains Varsity Team: Front Row: Tom Rudloff, Joel Neumann, Kevin Wag- ner, Dan Largen, Steve McKay, Jeff Snyder, Tyon Larson. Second Row: Coach Bob Polzin, Jeff Wilmes, Alan Werner, Todd McMani- Two more points for Dana Falter. gal. Rich Wostrel, Dana Falter, Paul Thomas, Scott Dohmen, Jeff Neumann. Jeff Wilmes takes it in. 42 Dogs Are Dynamite!!! Jeff Neumann steals the ball from the Randolph Cardinals. left Wilmes Most Valuable Player: Dana Falter Most Improved Senior: loll Snyder Most Improved Junior: Tom Rudloff Most Improved Sophomore: Doug Bloomfield Randolph Harlinglon CC Crofton Pierce Neligh 59 Orchard 4( Wausa Laurel Niobrara (Knox Co) Wausa (Knox Co) Bailie Creek Pierce O'Neill 1 Verdigre Plain view Ewing (Districts) Tyon Larson takes a shot. 43 Scott Dohmen blocks a Wausa shot. Dana Falter Receives Honors In Basketball Elected to the All-Conference Team was Dana Falter. Jeff WHmes and Tyon Larson received Honorable Mention. Dana Falter was named in the Top 20 in the Norfolk Daily News and received Honorable Mention in the Class C All- State Team in the Omaha World Herald. Dana was also selected to play in the Ne- braska Coaches Association Summer All- State Came. 44 left Snyder's l.yup adds two points. Rich Wostre! shows his form. Junior Varsity: Seated: Hans Banitt and Scott Polzin, Student Man- agers. Kneeling: Mark Berglund, Alan Oltjenburns, Steve Wade, Rick Wilmes, Jerry Neumann, Brian Goiter. Standing: Coach Terry Kenealy, Jeff Owens, Steve Thomas, Doug McManigal, Mike Wag- ner, Mike Croxen, Alan Dartman, Shelly Wagner, Student Man- ager. 45 Teams Show Improvement Carolyn Fitch goes up lor two points. Donna Clover attempts to tip the ball to her teammates. The Creighton Varsity Basketball Girls team showed improvement during their season this year. They were a young team with a lot of new ideas. They will miss the four seniors, but Coach Denise Magnuson sees a lot of potential coming from the girls just starting out. The Varsity Basketball Cirls: First Row: Patty Homan, stu- dent manager; Kay Croxen, Beth Lucht, Karla Prochaska, Donna Clover, Ann Todd, Tammie Lucht, and Jan Wagner, student manager. Second Row: Assistant Coach Fd Alta- more, Kathy Hart, student manager; Cariotta Banitt, Jill Fggen, Carolyn Fitch, Barb Schulte, Suiann Montgomery, Rhonda Holecek, Tammie Prochaska, student manager; and Head Coach Denise Magnuson. 46 Donrut Clover attempts to steal the ball away. Rhonda Holecek attempts to make a shot. Suzann Montgomery breaks Randolph's press. CHS 29 Bloomfield 30 25 Randolph 60 37 Hartington CC 45 32 Crofton 23 43 Plain view 42 25 Randolph - 56 30 hi EM AC Meligh 39 43 Orchard 33 36 IVausa 28 52 Santee - 22 36 Knox Co. Bloomfield - 37 31 Knox Co. Pierce 33 21 O'Me ill 60 39 Verdigre 43 39 Ewing - 36 24 Districts O'Neill St. Mary's 45 Districts The following were voted on by the team:Most Valuable - Senior - Suzan Montgomery Junior - Rhonda Holecek Sophomore - Carolyn Fitch Freshman - Karla Prochaska Most Improved - Senior - Tammie Lucht Junior - Barb Schulte Sophomore - Cail Fischer Freshman - Kay Zimmerer 47 Lucht And Montgomery Elected Co- Captains 48 Kay Croxen tries for 2 points. Montgomery Receives All- Conference Suzann Montgomery receives NENAC All Conference. Barb Schulte receives All Conference Honorable Mention. Rhonda Holecek also receives All Conference Honorable Mention. CHS 18 Bloomfield 19 11 Randolph 44 17 Hartington CC 18 15 Crofton 16 20 Plain view 25 11 Netigh 23 32 1Vausa 26 18 Pierce 19 25 O'Neill 24 30 Plain view 25 Junior-Varsity Basketball Girls: First Row: Tam- mie McGee, Diane Macke, Syndee Me Man i- gal, Kay Zimmerer. Second Row: Trisha Ral- ston, Deb Abbott, Trish McGee, Sherrie Lucht, Tracey Abbott. Third Row: Gail Fi- scher, Gina Prochaska, Sherrie Wood, Coach Fd Alta more. 49 Varsity Wrestlers Place 2nd In Districts Varsity Wrestlers: Front Rom: Carla Bullerlield (student manager), Back Rom: Assistant Coach Roger OeCroot, Nick Wies, Alan Ho- Paul Richling, Steve Paesl, lay Buerman, Tim Nielsen, Roger Fggerl- man, Tom Fitch, Mike McKay, Cary Buerman, Diane Holecek (slu- ing, Larry Nielsen, Curt Zimmerer, Kris McKay (student manager), dent manager). Coach Stan Turner. Curt Zimmerer malks off the mat alter minning his match. The season 79-80 was the most successful year at Creighton High wrestling. The Dual Season finished with a 5-3 record. Creighton lost only to O'Neill and Plainview. However, the Bulldogs beat two teams that had never been beaten by Creighton before: Randolph and Elgin Pope John. The most successful part of the Bulldog's wrestling story was told in tournaments and invitationals. Creighton wrestlers won the Wayne, Neligh, and Plainview invitationals, placed second in the NENAC tournament, and in District action. The high placement in Districts was the best placement ever by a Creighton wrestling squad. In fact, eight of the twelve varsity place 6th or better. Four wrestlers Qualified for state tournament action: Jay Buerman, record: 22 - 1; Tim Nielsen, record: 21-5; Mike McKay, record: 22 - 4; and Nick Weies, record: 10 - 3. Team captains were Jay Buerman and Nick Wies. Voted most improved were Nick Wies, Larry Nielsen, and Bruce Eggerling. Voted most inspirational wrestler was Bruce Eggerling. CHS 39 Elgin Pope John 22 45 Randolph 15 37 VVesf Holt 25 25 O'Neill 37 27 Plainview 30 48 Neligh 11 21 O'Neill 35 50 Four CHS Wrestlers Qualify For State Tim Nielsen gets the upper hand at state competition. Coach Turner checks out gear while keeping an eye on an ongoing match. Tim Nielsen always had something to say, especially to pretty student manager Carla Butterfield. 51 Buerman And Wies Are Team Captains Six seniors served on the wrestling squad this year: Jay Buer- Waterman, man, Tim Nielsen, Tom Fitch, Mike McKay, Nick Wies, Dale Nick Wies, who wrestled unlimited division, puts the squeeze on his opponent. 52 . V. Wins All But One Meet JV Wrestlers: First Row: Randy Milne, Mike Doerr, John Jensen, Kevin Young, Mike Beckman, David Fritz. Third Row: Assistant Tom Moss, Jerome Wagner, David Wilmes, Danny Hart. Second Coach Roger DeCroot, Warren Hoierer, Kelly Eisenbeiss, Row: Kevin Kehne, Tim Fanta, Dale Waterman, Jim Fuchtman, Duane Fanta, John Rohwer, Coach Stan Turner. The Junior Varsity had an excellent year. They lost only one meet and placed third in the NENAC invitational. CHS 24 Elgin Pope John 0 34 Randolph 12 27 West Holt 12 44 O'Neill 17 3 Plain view 6 34 Neligh 0 22 O'Neill 14 12 Osmond 3 3rd NENAC 53 Creighton wrestler squares off in JV action against Osmond. Boys Track Running events in track have been converted to metric measurements all over the state in order to bring some continuity to the sport. As a result, events had to be revised to this new standard. Because of this new conversion there have been many new records set at all the track meets this year. New school records were set as follows: Rich Wostrel in the High Jump at 6'2 , Mike Schlote in the Long Jump at 20'4 % , Rod Falter in the 300 meter Low Hurdles at 41.1 seconds, Dana Falter in Triple Jump at 44'1 , and the 400 Meter Relay composed of Dana Falter, Rod Falter, Mike Schlote, and Mike McKay at 46 seconds. Qualifying for State were Dana Falter in triple jump and Mike McKay in 100 meter high hurdles with only Falter making it to finals, placing 5th in State with a mark of 44'1 . Though only two qualified for state these others placed in the District Track Meet at Wayne: 400 Meter Relay (Dana Falter, Rod Falter, Mike Schlote, and Mike McKay) 2nd; Mike Schlote, 5th in triple jump; Dana Falter, 5th in long jump; Mike Schlote, 6th in long jump; Mike McKay, 3rd in high jump; Rich costrel, 4th in high jump; Mike Wagner, 5th in high jump; Nick Wies, 6th in shot; Lee Fritz, 4th in pole vault; and Jay Buerman, 6th in pole vault. MEETS PLACE Irish Relays 4th Plainview Invt. 10th Knox County 3rd Triangular with Neligh and Wausa 1st O'Neill Invt. 4th West Holt Invt. 6th Triangular with Crofton and Fwing 1st Creighton Invt. 3rd Dual with Plainview 2nd NENAC 4th Districts 5th Front Row (left to right) - Jeff Hinrichs, David Fritz, Hans Banitt, Steve Wade, Jeff Owens, Scott Heaton, Mike Croxen, Mike Wagner, Kevin Young. Middle Row - Steve McKay (student manager), Jay Buerman, Lee Fritz, Dan Largen, Merlin Schlote, Doug McManigal, Cary Buerman, Tim Moss, Larry Nielsen, Kelly Eisenbeiss, Joel Snyder, Steve Thomas, Todd Abbott, Paul Thomas (student manager). Back Row - Coach Polzin, Bob Schroeder, Rod Falter, Mike Huber, Todd McManigal, Cary Kumm, Rich Wostrel, Dana Falter, Tom Fitch, Scott Dohmen, Mike McKay, Mike Schlote, Bill Waterman, Nick Wies, Coach Wray. 54 Rich Wostrel clears this height with ease and later goes on to break the school record by going 6'2 . Mike McKay easily clears the bar as he makes opening height. TU 3 Right - Dana Falter's skills in jumping eventually lead to his 5th place in state with a 44'1 mark. Left - Mike Scholte shows his long jumping form, at another meet he set a new school record at 20' 4Y 55 Ciris Track Places 2nd At Knox GIRLS TRACK TEAM - Sitting: Student Manager D. Ireland, C. Sorensen, J. Mayes, A. Wagner, . Eggen, 5. Lucht, K. Prochaska, C. Fischer. Kneeling: B. Lucht, B. Pageler, L. Todd, T. Ralston, K. Kracht, K. Pa hi, L. Booth, D. Abbott, C. Sukup, A Van Brocklin, S. Wood, K. Fuchtman, Student Manager T. McCee. Standing: Assistant Coach S. Turner, T. Timmerman, R. Doerr, C. Sukup, P. Dannert, S. Montgomery, P. Homan, B. Schulte, K. Croxen, K. Kracht, C. Banitt, T. Abbott, K. Young, T. Lucht, Coach B. Hakonson. Sprinters: Front: K. Prochaska, T. Timmerman, K. Kracht, L. Todd, . Mayes, S. Lucht, C. Banitt. Back: P. Homan, B. Pageler, C. Sorensen, K. Pahl, J. Eggen, S. Wood, K. Croxen. Shot and Discus: Front: B. Schulte, C. Sukup, S. Lucht, K. Fuchtman. Back: R. Doerr, L. Booth, S. Montgomery, T. Lucht. 3200 M Relay: C. Fischer, K. Young, P. Dannert, A. Van 400 M. Relay: P. Homan, C. Banitt, K. Prochaska, Brocklin, D. Abbott. R- Pahl, L. Todd. 56 Distance Runners: Bottom: k. Young, P. Dannert, k. kracht, A. Wagner. Middle: C. Fischer, C. Sukup, A. Van Brocklin. Top: D. Abbott, T. Ralston. O'Neill Irish Relays Creighton, Ewing, Wausa Triangular 1st Knox County 2nd O'Neill Invitational 5th NENAC 5th West Holt Invitational 11th Creighton, Wausa, Neligh Triangular 1st Districts New Records 100 M Hurdles - Patty Homan 3200 M run - Anne Wagner Freshman records: 100 M Hurdles - Tracey Abbott 200 M. Dash - Trish Ralston 400 M Dash - Karla Prochaska 800 M Run - Pam Dannert 1600 M Run - Karla K racht 3200 M Run - Karla K racht Triple Jump - Karla Prochaska Discus - Rhonda Do err Mile Relay: P. Homan, C. Fischer, k. Pahl, k. Prochaska, L. Todd. UPPFR LEFT: C. Banitt leans toward a few more inches. UPPER RIGHT: G. Fischer with a lead in 3200 M relay. LOWER LEFT: L. Todd demonstrating ability in hurdles. LOWER RIGHT: 5. Wood striding out for the finish line. 3 cheers for a long awaited student lounge are given by Diane Holecek, Rhonda Coutts, Carry! Baldwin, and Jody Mayes. Tyon Larson Do you really need this English stuff? Tom Rudloff takes a well deserved rest during the hard fought football victory over O'Neill. Kay Morrill looks just a bit surprised, don't you think? Shelly Wagner Who? Really? Mr. Turner has put his Advanced Biology students to sleep again. 58 25-0 Victory Over O'Neill Highlights Homecoming Homecoming week began Oct. 1 and ran through 5 spirit packed days. The Spirit Club started the excitement with Spirit Days; Make Yourself Noticed Day , T-Shirt Day , 50's Day , Dress-Up Day , and Black and Red Day . The Cheerleaders sold Bulldog buttons, and Can the Eagles ribbons. Wednesday, votes were cast for King and Queen. A Homecoming pep rally was held Thursday, Oct. 4, which consisted of music by the pep band; cheerleader skits and routines, and yell competition between students, faculty, and parents; Bob Wilmes as a guest speaker; and Coach Wray gave an update on the football team which put in long and hard practice hours that week. Afterwards, King and Queen candidates were announced and the Royal Court was crowned. Friday Spirit and excitement was at its peak. Students could hardly keep their minds on their school work. The annual homecoming parade was held in the afternoon, in which the band, the king and queen, their court, and other candidates participated along with a large number of floats. By the time the game started the team, fans, and parents were all fired up and the fire kept burning as Creighton went to the locker room at halftime with a 7-0 lead. The team came back out onto the field with as much enthusiasm as when it left and held O'Neill scoreless and ended up with a final score: Creighton, 25 - O'Neill, 0. After the game Creighton celebrated the successful Homecoming week with a Victory Dance at the city hall. KING AND QUFFN CANDIDA TES: FFA: Todd McManigal; FHA: Laurie Wagner; C-Club: Nick Wies, Suzann Montgomery; Spirit Club: tell Wilmes, loan Ottjen- bruns; Spanish Club: Tom Fitch; National Honor Society: Lynne Todd. Above: Lynne Todd and Carol Condon display a football player's problems during a skit in the Thursday night Pep Rally. Below: Mona Koppelman gets some help from Steve Thomas on Make Yourself Noticed Day”. 60 CANDIDATES - Cont. Freshman Class: Kevin Young, Syndee McManigal; Sophomore Class: Kevin Mach, Ann Todd; Junior Class: Tim Becker, Kelli Young; Senior Class: Mike McKay, Cariotta Ban ill. Above: Prepared to Run the Eagles over, Senior Class entry takes its place in the annual Homecoming Parade. Below: The Pep Band is the team's most loyal group of fans, especially tonight. Above: King Jeff Wilmes receives congratulations from Randy Strope. Below: Tears as well as happy smiles seen as Cariotta Banitt begins her reign. 61 C.H.S. Royalty •O Thursday night's rally ended with the introduction of the Homecoming queen and king candidates, and the crowning ceremony. Jill Ickler and Randy St rope, 1978 first attendants, then crowned the 1979 Queen and King, seniors Cariotta Banitt and leff Wilmes. They were at- tended by Mike McKay and Lynne Todd, first attendants, and Tim Becker and Suzann Mont- gomery, second attendants. 62 ABOVE: Cariotta Banitt is the 1979 Homecoming Queen, and letf Wilmes is the Homecoming king. LIFT: Cariotta begins her reign with a smile. BFLOW: The Royal Court: Seated; Queen Cariotta and King lefl. Standing; Mike McKay, Lynne Todd (1st attendants), Suzann Montgomery, and Tim Becker (2nd atten- dants). Varsity Choir Receives Superior Varsity Choir: First Row: Director H. Roemer, L. Booth, L. Todd, L. Jacobs, T. McGee, . Jensen, R. Morrill, J. Oltjen- bruns, K. Morrill, T. McGee, D. Abbott, K. Wagner, R. Doerr, B. Schulte, L. Morrill. Second Row: C. Macke, 5. McManigal, M. Koppelman, B. York, A. Harder, K. Young, . Nielsen, H. Banitt, E. Girdner, J. Neumann, G. Prochaska, K. Pahl, D. krepel, M. Beck, J. Mayes. Third Row: L. Salmen, C. Fitch, R. Gragert, S. Jelinek, S. Heaton, J. Neumann, D. Lar- ge n, E. Von Seggern, L. Andersen, R. Myers, C. Sukup, A. Todd, T. Prochaska, A. Bennett, K. Fuchtman, k. Young. Fourth Row: A. Wagner, L. Bauer, T. Abbott, C. Condon, R. Falter, W. Holan, R. Milne, B. Schroeder, T. Morrill, B. Goiter, J. Moehlenhoff, D. Falter, J. Owens, S. Wade, J. Moehlenhoif, C. Sukup, P. Dannert, L. Mekown, D. Ireland, J. Eggen. At the Piano: S. Larson. At the 1980 District Music Contest held in Creighton, the Varsity Choir received its 7th consecutive superior rating. Also receiving su- periors were Swing Choir, Madrigal, Jr.-Sr. Choir, Boys and Girls Barbershop quartet, Mixed octet and soloists Roger Morrill and Amy Harder. Receiving excellents were Girls octet, Joel Nielsen and Lori Booth. Selected for 1979-80 All State Chorus were Kay Morrill, Joan Oltjenbruns, Roger Morrill, Joel Nielsen, Jeff Neumann, Bob Schroeder, Ron Myers, and Eldon Girdner. Alternates were Todd Morrill, Lynne Todd, and Dan Lar- gen. Winner of the 1980 Arion Award was Roger Morrill. He was chosen by the choir on his ability and his leadership in choir. Other events of the year include the Madri- gal Dinner, Christmas Concert, Pre-Contest Recital, Spring Concert, Swing Choir and Madrigal Concert, Commencement, and Me- morial Day. Girls Barbershop Quartet: Front: Julie Jensen, Joan Oltjenbruns. Second Row: Cariotta Banitt, kay Morrill. 63 First Year For Swing Choir Concert Madrigal: First Row: Bob Schroeder, Kay Morrill, Julie Jensen, Flans Banitt. Second Row: Joel Nielsen, Mona Koppelman, Kelli Young, Debbie Ireland, Amy Flarder, Joan Oltjenbruns, Cariotta Banitt, Karen Pahl, Maria Beck, Lars Andersen. Third Row: Eric Von Seggern, Jeff Neumann, Roger Morrill, Rod Falter, Steve Larson, Ron Myers, Eldon Cirdner. Boys Barbershop Quartet: Roger Morrill, Joel Nielsen, Eldon Cirdner, Dana Falter. Swing Choir: Lars Andersen, Cariotta Banitt, Joel Nielsen, Joan land. Jell Neumann, Amy Harder, Dan Largen, Julie Jensen, Ron Oltjenbruns, Dana Falter, Kay Morrill, Roger Morrill, Lynne Todd, Myers, Karen Wagner. Steye Larson at the electric piano, Jeff Moehlenhoff, Debbie Ire- Junior-Senior Choir: First Row: Lars Andersen, Karen Wagner, Kay Morill, Debbie Ireland, Joan Oltjenbruns, Roger Morrill, Julie Jensen, Ron Myers, Kelli Young, Joel Nielsen, Choir Director Harold Roemer. Second Row: Lisa McKown, Karen Pahl, Jeff Neumann, Lynne Todd, Dan Largen, Eldon Cirdner, Connie Sukup, Joel Neumann, Cina Prochaska, Rod Falter, Mona Koppelman. Third Row: Tammie Prochaska, Todd Morrill, Rita Cragert, Barb Schulte, Bob Schroeder, Annette Bennett, Jeff Moehlenhoff, Carol Condon, Dana Falter, Wray Holan. Mixed Octet: Carlota Banitt, Joel Nielsen, Kay Morrill, Jeff Moehlenhoff, Amy Harder, Roger Morrill, Julie Jensen, Lars Andersen. Girls Octet: Karen Pahl, Lynne Todd, Laura Morrill, Karen Wagner, Kay Morrill, Joan Oltjenbruns, Mona Koppelman, Lori Booth, Debbie Ireland. 65 Roger Receives Arion Award Jr. High Choir: First Row: Director H. Roemer, K. Jacobs, 5. Booth, L. Polak, V. We we I, S. Falter, 5. Warren, P. Van Brock tin, J. Nielsen, H. Ziegenbein, R. Thomas, C. Wilmes, J. Andersen. Second Row: M. Farnik, P. Beck, M. Schroeder, D. Einspahr, C. Borgmann, M. Wagner, W. Von Seggern, C. Buerman, T. Buchholz, T. Ehrenberg, L. Erickson. Third Row: K. Wagner, A. Ayers, S. Hinrichs, J. Wagner, P. Macke, K. Croxen, J. Wostrel, B. Scholl, J. Fuchtman, M. Schroeder, C. Effle. Fourth Row: k. Dart man, A. Neyens, M. Wagner, R. Kotrous, k. Mete her, C. Stevens, T. Emory. Cirls Quartet: Connie Sukup, kelli Young, Carol Condon, Barb Schulte. Cirls Trio: Maria Beck, Amy Harder, Boys Quartet: Randy Milne, Todd Morrill, Tammy McCee. Eric Von Seggern, John Moehlenhoff. Speech Team Does Well In Class A The speech team had a successful year considering the tough competition they had to face. They won second place in MEM AC competition with three members winning the best of their divisions. They were: Mona Koppelman for her poetry selections on Civilization, Shala Jelinek, the only Freshman on the team, for her informative speech on V.D., and Rich Salmen for his persuasive speech on gun control. At Class A Districts, three members qualified for state competition. They were: Mona Koppelman, Kay Morrill for her after dinner speech on mankind's emphasis on beauty, and Karen Wagner for her persuasive speech on suicide. Also at Districts, the Creighton team tied with Pierce for third place - a good showing for a smaller school against larger ones. Stale Qualifiers: Above left; Mona Koppelman, Right; Karen Wagner, Center; Kay Morrill. 67 Speech Team: Rich Salmen, David lundt, Shelly Wagner, fulie Shala Jelinek, Betsy Haverkamp. Not pictured: Drama coach - [wald, John Moehlenhoff, Kay Morrill, Carryl Baldwin, Mona Kathy Kavan. (She's behind the camera.) Koppelman, Karen Wagner, Kathy Fuchtman, Lars Andersen, The Mouse That Roared The Mouse That Roared” was a melodrama in which a small duchy named Gran Fenwick starts a war against the U. S. and wins. The cast for this All- School play was as follows: Jeff Neumann Kelli Young Rich Salmen Eldon Girdner Lars Andersen Dan Largen Rod Falter Ron Myers Bill Waterman Kay Morrill Shelly Wagner Betsy Haverkamp lulie Ewald Cariotta Banitt Connie Sukup Barb Schulte All of these people were helped tremendously by the crew, the assistant director, Carol Condon, and Miss Kavan, the director. Karen Wagner Shelly Ewald Maria Beck Ann Todd Kathy Fuchtman Sherri Wood Gail Fischer Lori Booth Laura Morrill Carolyn Fitch Mona Koppelman Tammy McGee Lori Jacobs Tracey Abbott Cindy Macke General Snippet (Rod Falter) orders his soldier escort (Cindy Macke) to run for help after he has been caught by Tully Bascom (Jeff Neumann) while escorting Professor Kokintz (Ron Myers) to a safe place. Speech Director, Kathy Kavan, watched Mona Koppelman and Jeff MoeMen- hoff act in the One-Act - Where Have All the Lightening Bugs Gone! This year the Drama Department presented two One-Act plays. Where Have All the Lightening Bugs GoneI dealt with this love, and the barriers a person has to break down to find romance and Jeff Moehlen- hoff played the boy. An obnoxious policeman was played by Rich Salmen. At a Beetle's Pace was concerned with love which had lasted a long time and had undergone many changes. The two cast members were Julie Ewald and Lars Andersen. Both of these plays couldn't have been put on without the help of Betsy Haverkamp and Barb Schulte the student directors. Professor Kokintz (Ron Myers) explains the new Q- bomb to General Snippet (Rod Falter), The President of the U.S. (Lars Andersen), and the Secretary of State (Dan Largen). Lars Andersen and Julie Ewald were the actors in the One-Act - At a Beetle's Pace. Activities Keep Drama Busy Betsy Haverkamp (an evil hag), Alan Homan (Merlin), and Shelly Wagner Steve McKay (Lancelot), Rich Salmen (King (page) patiently wait lor their chance to go on stage at the Madrigal Dinner. Arthur), and Gina Prochaska (Queen Guenivere) enjoy the Madrigal Dinner. The Drama Department actually had two One- Acts this year. One was Where Have All the Lightening Bugs Cone? This did well at NENAC but it was decided to change it to Silence . Silence was concerned about the interactions, or rather the lack of them, between the three main characters. The husband was played by Rich Salmen, the unhappy wife was played by Mona Koppelman, and the wife's older lover was Lars Andersen. The Madrigal's Elizabethan Dinner was enlivened by the members of the Advanced Speech Class which, under the direction of Kathy Kavan, produced The Knights of the Round Table written by Mona Koppelman. The cast was made up of: Steve McKay - Lancelot, Betsy Haverkamp - Morgan LaFay, Rich Salmen - King Arthur, Gina Prochaska - Queen Guenivere, Shelly Wagner - Lady-in-Waiting, Alan Homan - Merlin, and Connie Sukup - Narrator. The rest of the Advanced Speech Class served as crew. Thanks to everyone's efforts the play was a success. Cast and Student Directors (or the One-Act Plays: front: Betsy Haverkamp (student director), je(( Moehlenholl, Mona Koppelman. Back: Lars Andersen, Carol Condon (student director), Rich Salmen. 69 Varsity Band Receives No. 22 Varsity Band: First Row: C. Banitt, M. Koppelman, K. Ulrich, L. Jacobs, C. Macke, T. McGee, R. Gragert, J. Nielsen, C. Condon, K. Morrill. Second Row: B. York, D. Ireland, L. Booth, K. Wagner, L. Salmen, G. Wilmes, K. Melcher, J. Koenig, G. Stevens, D. Zerbe, K. Dartman, K. Nielsen, G. Buerman, J. Neumann, M. Krepel, T. Abbott, B. Schulte, L. Andersen. Third Row: K. Jacobs, T. Emory, M. Wagner, M. Wagner, C. Effle, K. Brandt, J. Andersen, D. Einspahr, L. McKown, W. Von Seggern, K. Pahl, C. Borgmann, J. Oltjenbruns, S. Larson, L. Morrill, D. Salmen, L. Erickson, S. Booth, P. Dannert, J. Moehlenhoff, J. Moehlenhoff. Fourth Row: Duane Booth - Director, J. Owens, C. Tyler, P. Macke, S. Warren, D. Krepel, S. Andersen, K. Young, S. Thomas, E. Girdner, R. Falter, T. Buchholz, B. Braun, J. Rohwer, R. Morrill, S. Falter, H. Banitt, D. Largen, R. Myers, Not pictured: J. Nielsen, E. Von Seggern. The Varsity Concert Band received its 22nd con- secutive superior rating at District Music Contest. The small groups receiving superiors were Brass Quartet, Flute Quartet, and Clarinet Trio. Soloists receiving superiors were Lori Booth, Beth York, Joel Nielsen, Cariotta Banitt, Joan Oltjenbruns, John Rohwer, and Karen Pahl. Soloist receiving excellent was Mona Koppelman. The Band also performed for the Christmas Con- cert, Bulldog Band Night, Pre-Contest Recital, Com- mencement, and Memorial Day. The Marching Band activities include a pre-game and halftime show for all home football games, marching in the UN-L 100th Anniversary parade, and the annual homecoming parade. John Rohwer and Steve Larson also earned places in the All-State Band. Cariotta Banitt received the Sousa A ward. Band Officers: J. Oltjenbruns, C. Banitt, R. Morrill, K. Morrill, J. Nielsen, J. Moehlenhoff, S. Larson. • f }11 i f ifii MM!s i. | ?- { -1 Soloists: First Row: C. B.mitt, L. Booth, K. Pahl, B. York, M. Koppelman. Second Row: C. Condon, J. Moehlenhoff, R. Myers, J. Nielsen. Third Row: L. Andersen, . Oltjenbruns, S. Larson, L. McKown, J. Rohwer. Brass Quartet: Front: Steve Larson, Jeff Moehlenhoff. Back: John Rohwer, Joel Nielsen. Trumpet Trio: Sitting: Karen Pahl (Accomp.), John Moehlenhoff. Standing: Joel Nielsen, Jeff Moehlenhoff. Flute Quartet: Sitting: Lori Jacobs, Kay Ulrich. Standing: Mona Koppelman, Cariotta Banitt. 71 Cariotta Receives Sousa Award Clarinet Trio: Karen Wagner, Lori Booth, Debbie Ireland. Woodwind Quintet: Mona Koppelman, Debbie Ireland, Kay Morrill, Steve Larson, Carol Condon. Flute Duet: Mona Koppelman, Cariotta Banitt. Mixed Clarinet Quartet: Karen Wagner, Lisa McKown, Lisa Salmen, Beth York. Pep Band: First Row: R. Myers, H. Banitt, R. Morrill', . Nielsen. Second Row: J. Moehlenhofl (co-leader), B. York, L. Salmen, D. Ireland, M. Koppelman, S. Andersen, P. Dannert, L. Morrill, . Moehlenhofl, L. Andersen (co-leader). Third Row: C. Banitt, 5. Warren, K. Ulrich, K. Pa hi, B. Schulte, T. Abbott, M. Krepel. Fourth Row: D. Largen, K. Young, 5. Larson, S. Thomas, J. Owens, R. Falter, E. Cirdner, L. Booth, . Neumann, . Rohwer. Drum Majors: Tracey Abbott, Lars Andersen. Twirlers: Sitting: Barb Schulte, C. Condon, R. Cragert. Kneeling: Joan Oltjenbruns, Karen Wagner. 73 Future Homemakers Of America Front Row: Rita Cragert, Angela Wagner, Karen Wagner, Laurie Wagner, Joan Oltjenbruns, Cathy Sukup, Ann Todd, Carolyn Fitch, Dawn Mayes. Second Row: Shelly Wagner, Carol Condon, Kim Kruse, Kathy Fuchtman, Cail Fischer, Sherri Wood, Tammy McGee, Deb Abbott, Jill Eggen, Debbie Brandt, Tammy Timmerman, Lisa Bartak, Annette Bennett, Rose Mizner. Sherri Wood models a spring coat. Officers: President - loan Oltjenbruns Vice-President - Laurie Wagner Secretary - Karen Wagner Treasurer - Angela Wagner Publicity - Cathy Sukup Activities: Salad Supper and Style Show State Convention Easter Egg Hunt Christmas Party Halloween Party Daddy Date Night Mother-Daughter Tea 74 Lidles enjoy the Salad Supper. F.F.A. Super - Activated Row 1: Steve Morrill, Cary Buerman, Duane Fanta, Duane Hart, Jeff McManigal, Kevin Wagner, Jim Mathine, Dan Paesl, Bruce Eggerl- ing, Rick Wilmes, Jim Fuchtman, Jerome Wagner, Mike Doerr, Janet Doerr, Francis Brandt. Second Row; Scott Carpenter, David Jundt, Mike Schlote, Jon Wagner, Dale Waterman, Dale Fanta, Todd Timmerman, Ken Wagner, Tim Becker, Phil Ebel, Joel Sny- der, Curt Zim merer, Alan Dart man, Chris Andersen, Tom Fitch, Rich Wostrel, Jeff Wilmes, Mr. Kevin Wetovick, Advisor. Third Row; Doug McManigal, Dan Hart, Alan Oltjenbruns, Jens Ander- sen, Kelly Fritz, Merlin Schlote, Steve Paesl, Mark Berglund, Jer- ome Mach, Waldo Warriner, Warren Hoferer, Tim Fanta, Scott Dohmen, Tyon Larson, Todd McManigal, Jerry Pospisil This FFA Safety Display was on exhibit during National FFA week. Francis Brandt proudly shows Mr. Wetovick his sow and litter. Francis Brandt and Mike Doerr demonstrate parliamentary procedure abilities during the slave auction. 1979-80 FFA officers perched on the 1st place homecoming parade float. The Creighton FFA has regrouped and become super-activated this year under the direction of new advisor, Kevin Wetovick. The organization stresses involvement in activities and a good public relations program. Members and the community are very proud of the FFA chapter. FFA Officers Kevin Wagner - President Jeff McManigal - Vice-resident Jim Mathine - Secretary Dan Paesl - Treasurer Duane Hart - Reporter Bruce Eggerling - Sentinel Duane anta - Parliamentarian Activities Summer Officer Excursion County Fair State Fair Range Judging Land Judging District IV Livestock Judging Slave Auction Norfolk Swine Show FFA Leadership Contest District Voc. Ag. Contest FFA Pork Barbeque Awards Banquet National FFA Convention State FFA Convention 75 C-Club Members of C-Club tested their culinary talents at their annual fund-raising Soup Supper, with help from sponsor Dick Wray. Also in the spring of this year they initiated 26 new members: FRESHMEN Tracey Abbott Hans Banitt Pam Dannert Rhonda Doerr David Fritz Kathy Hart Scott Heaton Karla Kracht Trish McGee Karla Prochaska Trish Ralston Mike Wagner David Wilmes Kevin Young SOPHOMORES Kris McKay Doug McManigal Tim Moss Alan Oltjenbruns Paul Rich ling Curt Zimmerer JUNIORS Steve McKay Paul Thomas Kevin Wagner Dale Fanta Steve Morrill Alan Werner Officers for ti.e 1979-1980 year are Nick Wies, President; Bruce Fggerling, Vice-President; and Patty Homan, Secretary-Treasurer. Front Row (left to right) - Join Oltjenbruns, Ellen Eggerling, Ann Todd, Tammy McGee, Carolyn Fitch, Cathy Sukup, Deb Abbott, Amy Flarder, Diane Holecek, Jill Eggen, Connie Sukup, Karen Pahl, Kelli Young, Debbie Ireland, Barb Schulte, Gail Fischer. Second Row - Mr. Wray (advisor), Lynne Todd, Shelly Wagner, Suzann Montgomery, Jan Wagner, Janet Doerr, Donna Glover, Taiymie Prochaska, Cariotta Banitt, Laura Owens, Kathy Fuchtman, Ann Van Brocklin, Cindy Sorensen, Tammie Lucht, Joyce Eisenbeiss, Kay Morrill, Jody Mayes, Marie Van Brocklin, Beth Lucht, Rhonda Holecek. Third Row - Carol Condon, Rod Falter, Bruce Eggerling, Kevin Kehne, Kevin Wagner, Randy Milne, Lee Fritz, Tim Becker, Tom Rudloff, Joel Neumann, Rich Wostrel, Mark Berglund, Todd Bertschinger, Bill Waterman, Cary Buerman, Back Row - Jeff Behrens, Joel Snyder, Nick Wies, Tom Fitch, Todd Abbott, Jay Buerman, Dan Largen, Merlin Schlote, Kelly Eisenbeiss, Mike Schlote, Mike Huber, Tyon Larson, Scott Dohmen, Todd McManigal, Ken Bochholz, Dana Falter, Jeff Neumann, Roger Morrill, Jeff Wilmes, Jeff Snyder, and Mike McKay. 76 79 - 80 Spirit Club Spirit Club Board of Directors: First Row; till [ggen, Kris McKay, Kathy Fuchtman, Lori Booth, Tammy McCee, Kaye Zimmerer, Syndee McManigal, and Tracey Abbott. Second Row; Kay Morrill, Joyce Eisenbeiss, Connie Cedar, Krista Smith, Celia Wagner, Jan Wagner, Cina Prochaska, Donna Clover, Connie Sukup, and Barb Schulte. Donna Clover shows her school spirit at this basketball game. The Spirit Club's second year was an industrious one. The year started with the cheerleaders attending camp at Wayne State College. They returned with many exciting and inventive ideas which they incorporated throughout the year. Attending this camp was worthwhile and was a real boost to the spirit at C.H.S. Some of the projects of the Spirit Club this year were: Picnic supper and yell practice (Pre-warmup for the seasons). Pep rallies, Sold concessions at all games. Sponsored parents nights, Served the athletic banquet, Sponored busses to games and cheering our teams on to victory, Made posters promoting team spirit, Held national coaches day breakfast, Built a Homecoming float, Chose Homecoming King and Queen candidates loan Oltjenbruns and Jeff Wilmes. Credit should, of course, be given to the board members who organized and obtained workers for all events. 77 According to Gina Prochaska, Creighton must be winning. Cheerleaders Support Teams The Cheerleaders had a busy year supporting the teams and promoting school spirit. They decorated team members lockers to give them an extra boost before games. During the summer they attended cheerleading camp at Wayne State College where they improved their skills and learned many new ideas. Through the year they had the regular responsibilities of pep rallies and cheering at games but also sponsored activities such as coaches day and parents' nights. For coaches day, the cheerleaders took the coaches out to breakfast and gave each a badge to wear. The foothill Cheerleaders ire portraying the Neumann family in a skit for homecoming. 78 Football Cheerleaders: first Row: Mona Koppelman, Ann Todd, Carol Condon. Second Row: Karen Wagner, loan Olljenbruns, Carolyn Fitch, Kelli Young. Third Row: Lynne Todd, Cathy Sukup. Top: Deb Abbott. Boys' Sports Cheerleaders. First Row: Carolyn Fitch, Joan Oltjenbruns, Lynne Todd. Second Row: Deb Abbott, Ann Todd. Wrestling Cheerleaders. Middle Front: Karen Wagner. Middle Row: Kelli Young, Carol Condon, Cathy Sukup. Top: Mona Koppelman. 79 Deb Abbott imitates her brother, Todd, at the Homecoming pep rally. Spanish Students Attend Wayne Foreign Language Day On March 21, six Spanish students attended the Wayne Foreign Language Day at Wayne. On Oct. 15, the Spanish Club held its annual party. Enchiladas were served along with salads, tortialla chips and punch. Cake and ice cream were served for dessert. Then the traditional pinata was broken. The Spanish Club elected Tom Fitch as their Home- coming candidate this year. BELOW: Spanish Club Members: Sitting on Floor; Alan Homan, Lars Andersen, Roger Doerr, Jeff Wilmes, Tom Fitch, Bill Water- man, Michael Croxen, Kristal Kracht. Second row; Jay Buerman, Donna Clover - Secretary, Suzann Montgomery - Vice-president, Jody Mayes - Public Relations Officer, Alberto Valverde - Advisor, Julie Strope, Connie Heal, Lisa Salmen, Beth York. Standing; Cindy Sorensen, Sharon Sukup, Linda Bartak, Gina Prochaska, Karen Wagner, Kay Ulrich, Rita Cragert, Celia Wagner, Carol Wagner, Shala Jelinek, Kim Hinrichs, Dorothy Brandt, Cheryl Zerbe, Debbie Fritz, Carry I Baldwin, Be v Pa geler. Dawn Mayes, Anne Wagner, Tonia Horst man, Faye Stevens, Shelly Fwald, Betsy Haverkamp, Shelly Wagner, Stacy Andersen. Hot pictured: Julie Fwald - Treasur- er, Arthur Mach, Kathy Walton - President. ABOVE: Shelly and Julie Fwald and Jody Mayes prepare enchiladas. BELOW: The decorating committee puts final touches on the tables. 1 80 On March 29, Cariotta Banitt, Jeff Moehlenhoff, Jeff Neumann, Tammy McGee, Kathy Fuchtman, Faye Stevens, Cindy Sorensen, Flans Banitt, David Wilmes, Mike Doerr, and Steve Wade attended the Merten Hause Mathematics Contest at the University of South Dakota, Vermillion. Hans received an honorable mention in the Algebra I section. On May 5, Julie Ewald, Roger Doerr, and Hans Banitt competed in a math contest at Wayne State College. Roger tied for second place in the Geometry section. Students Earn Honors Roger Doerr displays the Electronic Design System which brought second place honors in Engineering at the Greater Nebraska Science and Engineering Fair held March 29 and 30 in Nebraska City, NE. Wray Holan sets up his shop project for the Industrial Arts and Art show, held on May 16 at the school. On May 17, the Industrial Arts classes displayed their projects in the Elkhorn District Industrial Arts Expo at the Sunset Plaza in Norfolk, NE. Jeff Neumann Leads Student Council In Active Year Sealed: Kelly Jacobs, Teresa Emory, Van Wewel, Patty Van Brocklin, David Condon, Laurie Bauer, Steve Wade, David Wilmes, Standing: Marie Van Brocklin, Dale Fanta, Dan Paesl, Karen Wagner, Kay Morrill, Jan Wagner, Kathy Fuchtman, Ann Todd, Alan Oltjenbruns, Steve Thomas, Dana Falter, Jell Neumann, Jeft Wilmes, Sponsor Carl Nielsen. Jeff Neumann was elected president of Student Council for the 1979-80 school year after a vote was taken by the CHS student body. Jeff and new sponsor Carl Nielsen have led the Council in a very active year. Among the group's many events were: Homecoming, Christmas festivities, the Jaws of Life program, citizenship awards and many others. Homecoming was a very special event this year and a very unusual one because the council revised its usual procedures and had the actual coronation Thursday night, along with the parent-teacher-student pep rally. Christmas was also unique because of a visit from Santa Claus. The honors of Miss Merry Christmas and Mr. Happy New Year went to Julie Jensen and Tyon Larson. Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus were Bill Hakonson and Kathy Kavan. Of course Jeff could not have done all this alone. He got a lot of help from the sponsor and other members of the council. Also elected as officers were: Jeff Wilmes, Vice-President, Jan Wagner, Secretary, and Kay Morrill, Treasurer. 62 Lett: Julie Jensen receives her crown as Shelly Wagner and Laura Owens, who were also candidates, look on. Middle: Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus share a lew intimate words. Right: Mr. Wray! Not in front of Santa! Donna Clover leaves in disgust. Students Help Out Seventeen students assisted librarian Onie Tyler this year in the library. They also sponsored a Tea for the teachers dur- ing National Library Week, and had a year end party. Seated: Lori Bauer, Joyce Ei- senbeiss, Sandra Mach, Cayleen Thiele. At desk: Ken Huber, Arthur Mach. Stand- ing: Kay Ulrich, Lisa Bartak, Connie Ce- dar, Debbie Fritz, Celia Wagner, Carla Butterfield, Barb Schulte, Jan Wagner, and Lisa McKown. Not pictured: Bill Will and Chris Nelson. Celia Wagner sits at the dest working hard. Pam Wagner and Bill Will enjoy reading magazines in the library. Aides help Barb Gettman in the Special Ed Room. First Row: An- gela Wagner, Tammie Lucht, Don Schwindt, Alan Tharnish, Tom Rudloff, Gina Prochaska, and Connie Sukup. Second Row: Sherrie Wood, Shelly Wagner, Suzann Montgomery, Ellen Eg- gerling, and Krista Smith. 83 Editors Andersen, Banitt And Lori Booth is hard at work on her pages. Soaking up the sun are Beverly Bay ley, advisor and tri-editors Cariotta Banitt, Julie Ewald, and Lars Andersen. 84 Rhonda Coutts and Lori Booth seem to be very busy working on their pages. Ewald Lead The Way Well Mona Koppelman seems to be concentrating on her work anyway. Hurrah! Jody Mayes must have figured the problem out. She ap- pears to be working, anyway. Annual Staff: FRONT ROW: Shelly Wagner Jan Wagner, Kay Mor- rill. SECOND ROW: Cariotta Banitt, Cina Prochaska, Karen Pahl, Maria Beck. THIRD ROW: Laura Morrill, Lori Jacobs, Lori Booth. BACK ROW: Roger Doerr, Betsy Haverkamp, Rhonda Coutts, Jody Mayes, Lars Andersen, Mona Koppelman. Missing from picture Julie Ewald. Oh no! The genuis Roger Doerr is at work again. What will he come up with nowf Honor Society Awards Scholarships National Honor Society: Front: Maria Beck, Ann Todd, Karen Wagner, Cariotta Banitt, Joan Oltjenbruns, Lynne Todd, Mona Koppelman, Debbie Ireland. Back: Marie Van Brock- lin, Karen Pahl, Julie Jensen, Kevin Wagner, Roger Doerr, Junior Senior Members: Sponsor Bill Hakonson, Treasurer Lynne Todd, Karen Pahl, Vice-President Julie Jensen, Secretary Cariotta Banitt, President Jeff Moehlenhoff, Kelli Young, Jeff Neumann, Debbie Ireland, Mona Koppelman. Sponsor Bill Hakonson, Kelli Young, Lars Andersen, Patty Homan, Jeff Moehlenhoff, Joel Nielsen, Jeff Neumann, Not pictured: Julie Ewald. Selling Runzas: Jeff Neumann, Kelli Young, Karen Pahl, Mona Koppelman, Debbie Ireland, Julie Jensen, Cariotta Banitt. National Honor Society sponsored events to raise money for scholarships. Three $ 100 scholarships were awarded to eff Neumann, Cariotta Banitt, and Julie Jensen. The activities were a runza and polish sausage feed during Knox Co. basketball tournaments, a Sadie Hawkins Dance following initiation of new members and a pot luck supper for members and families. 86 High School Honors Social Studies Award Winner left Moehlenhoff receives a congratulatory handshake from Mr. Kenealy. The Annual Honors Convocation was held on April 30, 1980. Winners were: Commercial Award: Ellen Eggerling and Tammy Lucht. Speech Award: Mona Koppelman, Kay Morrill, Karen Wagner - State Speech contestants. Outstanding Dramatist: Lars Andersen. Spanish Awards - Outstanding Students: Julie Ewald and Betsy Haverkamp. Annual Staff: Editors - Lars Andersen, Julie Ewald and Cariotta Banitt. Math Award: Julie Ewald. Music Awards: John Philip Sousa Band Award - Cariotta Banitt; Arion Award Roger Morrill. English Award: Betsy Haverkamp. Science Award: Jeff Moehlenhoff and Julie Ewald. Also honored were: David Jundt, Julie Jensen and Lars Andersen. Social Studies Award: Jeff Moehlenhoff. Citizenship Awards: Seniors Cariotta Banitt, Jeff Wilmes, and Jeff Neumann; Juniors Mona Koppelman, and Kevin Wagner; Sophomores Cail Fischer, and Roger Doerr: Freshmen Lori Bauer, and Hans Banitt. Senior vocal members congratulate classmate Roger Morrill on receiving the Arion Award. In true form, Lars Andersen accepts his award as Outstanding Dramatist. 87 Band members voted unanimously to honor Cariotta Banitt with the lohn Philip Sousa Band Award. We've Cot Tonight . . . Let's Make It Last. Junior-Senior Prom April 19, 1980 Dale Fanta, Junior Class President, is the toastmaster for the evening festivities. Dick Wray gave the prophecies again this year for the Junior Class. The music makers for the Junior-Senior Prom were the members of the band Odyssey . 88 We'll Form A Magic Memory . . . We're gathered here among our friends- With whom we've learned to make amends. The evening of our Prom is here And school day's end is drawing near. Tonight we'll laugh and dance and then, When evening's coming to an end We'll form a magic memory Of good times spent by you and me. Senior class president jell Wilmes Ihanlts the Juniors for all their work. 89 From left: 1. Tyon Larson and left Wilmes read the Senior class wills. 2. tveryone enjoys the Senior wills, especially the Seniors. 3. Tammie Lucht and Mike Schlote enjoy dancing to the music of Odyssey''. 59 Graduate On May 11th The graduating class listens to their class president's speech. On May 11, 1980, at 7:30 p.m. in the High School Gymnasium this year's Commencement Ceremonies took place. 59 Seniors graduated with 15 receiving scholarships for higher educa- tion. They are as follows: Todd Abbott-Trustee Award and Football Scholarship from Doane College. Cariotta Bannitt-National Honor Soci- ety Scholarship and St. Olaf's Scholarship. Jay Buerman- Wrestling Scholarship from Midland College. Julie Ewald-Regents (1 year) Scholarship from UNL. Dana Falter-Scholarship for basket- ball from Northeast Technical Comm. College. Patty Homan- Volleyball Scholarship from Eastern Wyoming College. Julie Jensen-National Honor Society Scholarship, Presidential Scholarship to Kearney State College, Dent Van DeMeer Me- morial Scholarship sponsored by the American National Bank of Creighton, Creighton Teachers Ass. Scholarship, Ass. for Retarded Citizens Scholarship. Tammie Lucht-Creighton Letter- man's Club Schlarship. Sandra Mach-Board of Governor's Scholarship from Northeast Techni- cal Community College. Suzanne Montgomery- Volleyball and Basketball Scholarship to Eastern Wyoming College. Roger Morrill-Norfolk Ren- dering Work and CET Enterprises, Inc. to North- east Technical Community College. Jeff Neu- man-National Honor Society Scholarship. Krista Smith-Home Ext. Scholarship, Knox County Ro- deo Ass. Scholarship. Nick Wies-Creighton Let- terman's Club Scholarship. Jeff Wilmes-Ken Green Memorial Scholarship sponsored by the Lewis and Clark Resources District. 90 The End Of 13 Years Of Work Jeff Moehlenhoff gives his valedictorian address. Dana Falter receives his basketball scholarship from Mr. Hakonson. Class Motto We step into the future, with the knowledge of the past, the hope of today, and the promise of tomorrow. Class Flower Burgandy Rose Class Colors Burgandy and Cream 91 Krista Smith and Joyce Eisenbeiss are glad that it is all over. 75 Receive Scholarships Mr. Hakonson presents Cariotta Bannitt with her two scholarships. Julie Jensen, class salutatorian, gives her speech. Kelli Young and Duane Fanta lead the graduating Suzann Montgomery receives her athletic scholarship class in. from Mr. Hakonson. 92 Jay Buerman - Is this workf Senior Class Officers: Lynne Todd - Secretary, Mie McKay Vice-President, Cariotta Banitt - Treasurer, Jeff Wilmes - President. 3r Advanced speech class is being put to work. Todd Abbott takes a breather. Debbie Ireland - space cadet. Jeff Neumann shyf 93 ABBOTT, DEB 12, 18, 34, 35, 49, 56, 57, 63, 74, 76, 78, 79 ABBOTT, TODD 36, 38, 39, 40, 41, 54, 76, 79, 93 ABBOTT, TRACEY 21, 35, 49, 56, 57, 63, 70, 73, 76, 77 ANDERSEN, CHRIS 6, 75 ANDERSEN, JENS 18 ANDERSEN, LARS 1, 6, 63, 64, 65, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 73, 80, 84, 85, 86, 87 ANDERSEN, STACY 6, 70, 73, 80 ANDERSON, JODI 24, 66, 70 AYERS, AMY 24, 66 BALDWIN, CARRYL 18, 58, 67, 80 BANITT, CARLOTTA 1, 6, 34, 35, 37, 46, 56, 57, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 68, 70, 71, 72, 73, 76, 81, 84, 85, 86, 87, 92, 93 BANITT, HANS 21, 40, 45, 54, 63, 64, 66, 70, 73, 76, , 87 BARTAK, LINDA 14, 80 BARTAK, LISA 14, 74, 83 BARTZ, EARL 26 BAUER, LORI 21, 35, 63, 82, 83, 87 BECK, MARIA 18, 15, 63, 64, 66, 68, 85, 86 BECK, PHILIP 26, 66 BECKER, TIM 14, 38, 41, 61, 62, 75, 76 BECKMAN, MIKE 21, 40, 53 BEHRENS, JEFF 6, 38, 39, 40, 41, 76 BENNETT, ANNETTE 14, 63, 65, 74 BERCLUND, MARK 18, 40, 45, 76 BERTSCHINGER, ALAN 21 BERTSCHINGER, CINDY 21 BERTSCHINGER, TOD 14, 76 BOOTH, LORI 18, 35, 56, 63, 65, 68, 70, 71, 72, 73, 77, 84, 85 BOOTH, SUE 26, 66, 70 BOGNN, CHRISTINE 24, 66, 70 BORG MANN, DON 14, 41 BORCMANN, DOUG 14, 41 BOR CM ANN, JIM 14 BRANDT, CATHY 24, 70 BRANDT, DEBBIE A 14, 74 BRANDT, DOROTHY 14, 80 BRANDT, FRANCIS 21, 75 BRANDT, SANDRA 24 BRAUN, BRIAN 24, 70 BUCHHOLZ, KEN 6, 38, 9, 76 BUCHHOLZ, TIM 24, 41, 66, 70 BUERMAN, CARY 14, 50, 54, 75, 76 BUERMAN, GENA 24, 66, 70 BUERMAN, JA Y 6, 50, 52, 53, 76, 80, 93, 96 BUTTERFIELD, CARLA 14, 50, 51, 83 CARPENTER, SCOTT 6, 75 CEDAR, CONNIE 6, 77, 83, 96 CHASE, JIM 21 CONDON, CAROL 3, 14, 16, 60, 63, 65, 66, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 76, 78, 79 CONDON, DA VID 24, 82 COUTTS, RHONDA 18, 58, 79, 84, 85 CROXEN, KAY 18, 34, 35, 46, 48, 56 CROXEN, KIM 24, 66 CROXEN, MICHAEL 21, 40, 45, 54, 80 DANNERT, PAM 21, 56, 57, 63, 70, 73, 76 DARTMAN, ALAN 21, 45, 75 DARTMAN, KAY 26, 66, 70 DOERR, DWAIN 24 DOERR, JANET 14, 75, 76 DOERR, JERRY 24 DOERR, LEROY 24 DOERR, MIKE 21, 53, 75, 81 DOERR, RHONDA 21, 35, 56, 57, 76 DOERR, ROGER 18, 80, 81, 85, 86, 87 DOHMEN, SCOTT 14, 38, 41, 42, 44, 54, 55, 76 EBEL, PHIL 14, 75 EFFLE, BRYAN 21 EFFLE, CINDY 26, 66, 70 ECCEN, JILL 18, 35, 46, 56, 63, 74, 76, 77 ECGERLINC, BRUCE 14, 38, 41, 50, 75, 76 ECGERLING, ELLEN 7, 76, 83, 87 EHRENBERG, TIM 26, 66 EINSPAHR, DAWN 26, 66, 70 EISENBEISS, JOYCE 7, 35, 76, 77, 83, 91 EISENBEISS, KELLY 18, 40, 53, 54, 76 EMORY, CINDY 14 EMORY, TERESA 26, 66, 70, 82 ERICKSON, LORN A 26, 66, 70 EWA, JULIE 1, 7, 67, 68, 80, 81, 85, 86, 87 EWALD, SHELLY 18, 68, 80, 84 FALTER, DANA 7, 38, 39, 41, 42, 43, 44, 54, 55, 63, 64, 65, 76, 82, 92 FALTER, ROD 14, 38, 41, 54, 63, 64, 65, 66, 68, 70, 73, 76, 96 FALTER, SHANNON 24, 25, 66, 70 FANTA, DALE 14, 41, 53, 75, 76, 82, 88, 92 FANTA, DUANE 14, 75 FANTA, TIM 18, 53 FARNIK, MIKE 26, 66 FISCHER, GAIL 18, 40, 47, 49, 56, 57, 68, 74, 76, 87 FITCH, CAROLYN 18, 34, 35, 37, 46, 4', 68' 4, 76, 8, 79 FITCH, TOM 7, 39, 41, 50, 51, 52, 54, 60, 65, 76, 80 FRITZ, DAVID 22, 40, 53, 54, 76 FRITZ, DEBBIE 14, 80, 83 FRITZ, JERRY 22 FRITZ, KELLY 18 FRITZ, LEE 5, 41, 54, 76 FRITZ, PATTY 26 FUCHTMAN, JIM 22, 40, 53, 75 FUCHTMAN, JOE 26, 66 FUCHTMAN, KATHY 18, 35, 56, 63, 67, 68, 74, 76, 77, 81, 82 GIRDNER, ELDON 15, 41, 63, 64, 65, 66, 68, 70, 73 CLOVER, DONNA 7, 46, 47, 76, 77, 80 GOLTER, BRIAN 22, 40, 45, 63 GRAGERT, KENNY 22 GRAGERT, RITA 15, 63, 65, 70, 73, 74, 80 HARDER, AMY 18, 35, 63, 64, 65, 66, 76 HART, CRAIG 7 HART, DAN 18, 40, 53 HART, DUANE 15, 75 HART, KATHY 22, 35, 46, 76 HART, LEA ANN 26 HAVERKAMP, BETSY 7, 67, 68, 69, 80, 82, 85, 87 HAVERKAMP, JOEY 19 HEATON, SCOTT 21, 22, 40, 54, 63, 76 HINRICHS, JEFF 22, 40 HINRICHS, KIM 15, 80 HINRICHS, SHELLY 25, 54, 66 HOFERER, WARREN 15, 53 HOLAN, WRAY 12, 15, 63, 65, 81 HOLECEK, DIANE 19, 35, 50, 58, 76 HOLECEK, RHONDA 15, 35, 36, 46, 4 , 48, 49, 76 HOMAN, ALAN 17, 50, 51, 69, 80 HOMAN, DEBBIE 26 HOMAN, PA TTY 7, 34, 36, 46, 56, 57, 76, 86 HORSTMANN, TONIA 15, 80 HUBER, KEN 15, 83 HUBER, MIKE 7, 38, 39, 41, 54, 76 IRELAND, DEBBIE 3, 14, 15, 35, 56, 63, 64, 65, 70, 72, 73, 76, 86, 93 JACOBS, KELLY 24, 26, 66, 70, 82 JACOBS, LORI 18, 19, 63, 68, 70, 71, 79, 85 J EL I NEK, SHALA 22, 63, 67, 80 JENSEN, JOHN 19, 53 JENSEN, JULIE8, 63, 64, 65, 82, 86, 87, 91 JETENSKY, MIKE 15 JOST, NANCY 26 JUNDT, DAVID 8, 67, 75, 87 KECK, MICHAEL 24, 26 KEHNE, KEVIN 9, 40, 53, 76 KOENIG, JEANNE 26, 70 KOPPELMAN, MONA 3, 15, 60, 63, 64, 65, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 78, 79, 85, 86, 87 KO TROUS, RHONDA 26, 66 KRACHT, KARLA 22, 56, 57, 76 KRACHT, KRISTAL 15, 56, 80 KREPEL, DONNA 22, 63, 70 KREPEL, MARK 19, 40, 70, 73 KRUSE, BARRY KRUSE, KIM 19, 74 KRUSE, MIKE KUMM, GARY 8, 54 LARGEN, DAN 15, 41, 42, 54, 63, 64, 65, 66, 68, 70, 73, 76 LARSEN, JOY 8 LARSEN, JYL 19 LARSON, STEVE 3, 15, 17, 63, 64, 70, 71, 72, 73 LARSON, TYON 8, 42, 43, 44, 58, 76, 82, 89 LEMKE, KAREN 15 LUCHT, BETH 14, 15, 34, 35, 46, 56, 76 LUCHT, SHERRIE 19, 35, 49, 56 LUCHT, TAMMIE 8, 34, 35, 46, 47, 56, 76, 83, 87, 89 MACH, ARTHUR 8, 80, 83 MACH, JEROME 22 MACH, KEVIN 19, 61 MACH, MARVIN 19 MACH, SANDRA 8, 83, 96 MACKE, CINDY 19, 63, 68, 70, 79 MACKE, DIANE 22, 49 MACKE, PENNY 25, 66, 70 M A THINE, JIM 15, 75 MAYES, DAWN 15, 74, 80 MAYES, JODY 19, 56, 58, 63, 76, 80, 84, 85 MCGEE, TAMMY 19, 35, 49, 63, 66, 68, 74, 76, 77, 81 MCGEE, TRISH 22, 49, 56, 63, 70, 76 MCKAY, KRIS 19, 50, 76, 77, 96 MCKAY, MIKE 8, 38, 39, 40, 41, 50, 52, 54, 55, 61, 62, 76, 93 MCKAY, STEVE 15, 17, 41, 42, 54, 69, 76 MCKOWN, LISA 15, 63, 65, 70, 71, 72, 83 94 MCMANIGAL, DOUC 19, 43, 45, 54, 76 MCMANIGAL, JEFF 15, 75 MCMANIGAL, SYNDEE 22, 35, 49, 61, 63, 77 MCMANIGAL, TODD 8, 42, 54, 60, 76 MFLCHFR, KFCIA 24, 26, 66, 70 MFLCHFR, ROSS 19 MILLER, CHERYL 22 MILLER, DAVID 15 MILNE, RANDY 19, 53, 63, 66, 76 MIZNER, ROSE 22, 74 MOEHLENHOFF, JEFF3, 9, 63, 64, 65, 68, 69, 70, 71, 73, , 86, 87, 9 MOEHLENHOFF, JOHN 19, 63, 66, 67, 70, 71, 73 MONTGOMERY, SUZANN 9, 34, 35, 36, 37, 46, 47, 48, 49, 56, 60, 62, 76, 80, 83, 92 MORRILL, KAY 9, 35, 58, 63, 64, 65, 67, 68, 70, 72, 76, 77, 82, 85, 87 MORRILL, LAURA 19, 35, 63, 65, 68, 70, 73, 85 MORRILL, ROGER 3, 9, 38, 39, 41, 63, 64, 65, 70, 73, 76, 87 MORRILL, STEVE 16, 41, 75, 76 MORRILL, TODD 16, 63, 65, 66 MOSS, TIM 19, 53, 54, 76 MOSS, TOM 22 MYERS, RON 16, 63, 64, 65, 66, 68, 70, 71, 73 NEAL, CONNIE 20, 80 NELSON, CHRIS 20, 83 NEUHAUS, STEVE 25 NEUMANN, JEFF 9, 12, 38, 39, 41, 42, 43, 63, 64, 65, 66, 68, 76, 81, 82, 86, 87, 93 NEUMANN, JERRY 22, 40, 45, 70, 73 NEUMANN, JOEL 16, 41, 42, 63, 65, 76 NEYENS, ANITA 26, 66 NIELSEN, JAN 25, 66, 70 NIELSEN, JOEL 16, 63, 64, 65, 70, 71, 73, 86 NIELSEN, KRISTA 26, 70 NIELSEN, LARRY 20, 40, 50, 54 NIELSEN, TIM 9, 50, 51, 52 OLTJENBRUNS, ALAN 20, 40, 45, 76, 82 OLTJENBRUNS, JOAN 9, 34, 35, 36, 60, 63, 64, 65, 70, 71, 73, 74, 76, 77, 78, 79, 86 OWENS, JEFF 23, 45, 54, 63, 70, 73 OWENS, LAURA 9, 35, 76, 82 PAESL, DAN 16, 75, 82 PAESL, STEVE 20, 50 PAGELER, BEV 16, 56, 80 PAHL, KAREN 16, 56, 57, 63, 64, 65, 70, 71, 73, 76, 85, 86 PEARSON, DALE 16 PEARSON, KEVIN 25 POLAK, LORI 25, 66 POSPISIL, JERRY 9 PROCHASKA, GINA 16, 49, 63, 65, 69, 77, 80, 83, 85 PROCHASKA, KARLA 23, 35, 36, 46, 47, 56, 57, 76 PROCHASA, RHONDA 26 PROCHASKA, TAMMIE 9, 46, 63, 65, 76 PROCHASKA, TRACI 23, 35 RALSTON, PAM 23, 35 RALSTON, TRICIA 23, 35, 49, 56, 57, 76 RICHLING, CAROLYN 16 RICH LING, PAUL 20, 50, 76 RICHLING, PETE 10 RILEY, PHILIP 26 ROHWER, JOHN 16, , 53, 70, 71, 73 RUDLOFF, TOM 16, 38, 40, 41, 42, 43, 45, 58, 76, 83 SALMEN, DAVID 25, 70 SALMEN, LISA 20, 63, 70, 72, 7, 80 SALMEN, RICH 16, 67, 68, 69 SCHLOTE, MERLIN 20, 54, 76 SCHLOTE, MIKE 10, 54, 55, 75, 76, 89 SCHLOTE, MYLON 25 SCHOLL, DOUG 26 SCHOLL, MARY BETH 25, 66 SCHROEDER, BOB 10, 63, 64, 65, 66 SCHROEDER, MICHAEL 25, 66 SCHROEDER, MICHELE 25, 66 SCHULTE, BARB 16, 34, 35, 46, 47, 49, 56, 63, 65, 66, 68, 70, 73, 76, 77, 83, 96 SCHWINDT, BOB 12, 20, 54 SCHWINDT, DON 10, 83 SCHWINDT, ROGER 26 SMITH, DEBBIE 26 SMITH, KRISTA 10, 77, 83, 91 SNYDER, JEFF 10, 39, 41, 42, 43, 44, 76 SNYDER, JOEL 20, 40, 54, 75, 76 SOREKSEN, CINDY 20, 35, 56, 76, 80, 81 STEVENS, FAYE 20, 80, 81 STEVENS, GAYLENE 26, 66, 70 STEWART, ROBBIN ST ROPE, DENNIS 16 STROPE, JULIE 20, 80 SUKUP, CAROLYN 26 SUKUP, CA THY 20, 35, 56, 57, 63, 74, 76, 78, 79 SUKUP, CONNIE 16, 35, 56, 63, 65, 66, 68, 69, 76, 77, 83 SUKUP, RONALD 26 SUKUP, SHARON 16, 80 THARNISH, ALAN 10, 83 THIELE, GAYLEEN 16, 83 THOMAS, PAUL 16, 41, 42, 54, 76 THOMAS, ROD 26, 66 THOMAS, STEVE 20, 40, 45, 54, 60, 70, 73, 82 TIMMERMAN, KIM 25 TIMMERMAN, TAMMY 20, 56, 74 TIMMERMAN, TODD 16, 75 TODD, ANN 18, 20, 35, 46, 61, 63, 68, 74, 76, 78, 79, 82, 86 TODD, LYNNE 10, 34, 35, 37, 56, 57, 60, 62, 63, 64, 65, 76, 78, 79, 86, 93, 96 TYLER, BARRY 25 TYLER, CORY 26, 70 ULRICH, KAY 17, 70, 71, 73, 79, 80, 83 VAN BROCKLIN, ANN 18, 20, 56, 57, 76 VAN BROCKLIN, MARIE 17, 34, 35, 36, 76, 82, 86 VAN BROCKLIN, PATTY 25, 66, 82 VEENKER, SANDRA 26 VOGT, CORY 25 VON SEGGERN, ERIC 23, 63, 64, 66, 70 VON SEGGERN, WARREN 25, 66, 70 WADE, STEVE 23, 40, 45, 54, 63, 81, 82 WAGNER, ANGELA 20, 35, 56, 57, 74, 83 WAGNER, ANNE 10, 57, 80 WAGNER, CAROL 17, 80 WAGNER, CELIA 17, 77, 80, 83 WAGNER, DONNA 23 WAGNER, GREG 20 WAGNER, JAN 10, 46, 76, 77, 82, 83, 85 WAGNER, JASON 26, 66 WAGNER, JEROME 23, 53, 75 WAGNE, JON 1, 75 WAGNER, KAREN 15, 17, 63, 64, 65, 67, 68, 70, 72, 73, 74, 78, 79, 80, 82, 86, 87 WAGNER, KAY 25, 66 WAGNER, KEN 17, 75 WAGNER, KEVIN 17, 41, 42, 75, 76, 86, 87 WAGNER, LAUR!E{12) 11, 60, 74 WAGNER, LAURIE (7) 26 WAGNER, LYNN 25 WAGNER, MARIBETH 26 WAGNER, MARSHA 25, 70 WAGNER, MARY 25, 66, 70 WAGNER, MAUREEN 23, 66 WAGNER, MIKE 23, 40, 43, 45, 54, 76 WAGNER, MONICA 25 WAGNER, PAM 17, 83 WAGNER, RALPH 11 WAGNER, ROGER 25 WAGNER, SCOTT 20, 40 WAGNER, SHELLY 11, 45, 58, 67, 68, 69, 74, 76, 80, 82, 83, 85, 96 WAGNER, TED 25 WALTON, KATHY 17, 35, 80 WALTON, LINDA 23 WARREN, SUE 25, 66, 70, 73 WARRINER, TRICIA 23 WARRINER, WALDO 17 WATERMAN, BILL 11, 39, 41, 54, 68, 76, 80 WATERMAN, DALE 11, 52, 53, 75 WERNER, ALAN 17, 42, 76 WEWEL, VAN 26, 66, 82 WHITTEN, WANDA 23 WIES, NICK 11, 38, 39, 41, 50, 52, 54, 60, 76 WILMES, DAVID 23, 40, 53, 76, 81, 82 WILMES, GINA 24, 25, 66, 70 WILMES, JEFF 11, 38, 39, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 60, 61, 62, 75, 76, 77, 80, 82, 87, 89, 93 WILMES, RICK 21, 23, 40, 45, 75 WITT, BILL 11, 83 WOOD, NYLA 17 WOOD, SHERRIE 20, 40, 49, 56, 57, 68, 74, 83 WOSTREL, JULIE 25, 66 WOSTREL, RICH 17, 41, 42, 44, 54, 55, 75, 76 YORK, BETH 20, 63, 70, , 72, 73, 80 YOUNG, KELLI 14, 17, 35, 56, 57, 61, 63, 64, 65, 66, 68, 70, 73, 76, 78, 79, 86, 92 YOUNG, KEVIN 23, 53, 54, 61, 63, 76 ZERBE, CHERYL 23, 80 ZERBE, DONNA 26, 70 ZIEGENBEIN, HERBERT 25, 66 ZIMMERER, CURT 20, 40, 50, 75, 76 ZIMMERER, GARY 25 ZIM MERER, KAYE 23, 35, 47, 49, 77 95 What are you getting into Kris McKay? i Calling Barb Schulte Come in Barb! lay Buerman lets Shelly Wagner experiment with his face. Poor Jay! Has this game been too much for Lynne Todd??? % RALPH'S GW MARKET Phone: 358-3511 Creighton, Nebraska PATCHWORK PLACE Current Fashions At Reasonable Prices We Care About You Phone: 582-3842 Plainview, Nebraska HUBER'S MOBIL SERVICE Where Service Is Our Last Name BILL'S FEED SERVICE Kent Feed Grinding And Mixing Bulk Feed Livestock Feeding Equipment Phone: 3S8-3737 Creighton, Nebraska VERDICRE LIVESTOCK MARKET Sales: Monday And Friday Kenneth Koops Phone: 668-2246 Verdigre, Nebraska WAGNER CLOTHING Get Distinctive Wearing Apparel For Men Women Children Phone: 358-5116 Creighton, Nebraska GARY'S JACK JILL Phone: 358-3363 Creighton, Nebraska Your Satisfaction Is Always First Order Flavor Crisp Chicken ROHRER'S RAY'S ELECTRIC INC. MANUFACTURING Major Appliances CE T. V. 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H ART'S PWMfc IRRIGATION bulldog POWER’. | Fred Marge Luc hi Phone: 358-3391 Creighton, Nebraska v. Phone: 358-5388 Creighton, Nebraska BAUER CONSTRUCTION BOB'S HOTEL LOUNGE I f H0TEl| Qzk All Types Of Masonary Contracting Joseph Bauer Phone: 358-3451 1, M mm Creighton, Nebraska Phone: 358-9609 Creighton, Nebraska 107 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE FAR NIK'S SHOELAND The Family Store Richard Cathy Saimen, Owners Phone: 358-5252 Creighton, Nebraska Shoes For The Entire Family Complete Shoe Repair Service Jim, Merna, Mike CREIGHTON LOCKERS Rhone: 358-3422 Creighton, Nebraska THE RUG ROOM Were Every Day Is Sale Day Beef - Monday Hogs - Tuesday Call For Appointment Phone: 358-3442 Creighton, Nebraska Phone: 358-5602 Creighton, Nebraska 108 JACOB'S BAKER Y rn Cvnnnnn 3 VERD GREE IMPLEMENT COMPANY mus ? M-M-M! i' p iss-1 Sugar-N-Spice Phone: 358-5656 Creighton, Nebraska Verdigree Implement Co lohn Deere Farmhand Sales Service Phone: 668-2214 Verdigre, Nebraska NAPERSTEK MOTOR CO. CARPENTER TRUCKING r i.tCX. FORD Cars � 1 la Trucks Parts Service Phone: 358-3321 Creighton, Nebraska Dale-Mark-Scott Phone: 358-3636 Creighton, Nebraska 109 THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK A Complete Banking Service Officers Directors Joe Rodosti - President Cashier Betty Rodosti - Director Van Rodosti - Director Margery Otradovsky - Director Verna J. Rice - Director Eldon Owens - Vice President Cy Crandall - Ass't Vice President Deldrise Blunck - Ass't Cashier Ruby Timmerman - Ass't Cashier Phone: 35S-SU4 Creighton, Nebraska RANDY FOSTER PHOTOGRAPHY THE CREIGHTON NEWS Phone: 358-3293 Phone: 358-5220 Creighton, Nebraska Creighton, Nebraska SONDER'S VARIETY STORES Clothes Gifts Phone: 358-5621 Games Cards Creighton, Nebraska Many Other Items s s STORE The Complete Family Store Phone: 358-3310 Creighton, Nebraska PROFESSIONALS Phyllis M. Beck - Attorney Dr. . A. Rademacher Leo L. Polak - D.D.S. Dr. R. C. Roh - D.D.S. Dr. James G. Carlsons - M.D., P.C. Dr. D. T. McGill Best Wishes Good Luck To The Class Of 80' PATRONS Fa Iter's Barber Beauty Shop Knox County Bookkeeping Bob Skip Snyder Klosner's Electric THE ANNUAL STAFF Would Like To Thank The Preceding Advertisers And All Others Who Supported And Helped To Make This Book Possible, The Bditors Advisor. Ill Creighton Community Public Schools HOT LUNCH TICKET 5 NAME DATE SIGNED R 4� .2 AMi, REC! Please Excuse □ STUDENT PASS Date.... . .-5?..:... .. ._19..2 Time. .. . ? Admit □ ... ...................................... Name of pupil Auditorium □ Classroom □ Library □ Office £3 DETENTION SLIP To H From □ £jl -CLLOU lsis Last ? First Date I..- 19 7? Room Reason, Detention Time 0 -3 7 T1 ICEIPT LSED BY 5“_________ T PAID BALANCE DUE r NUMBER 628 50 Time left school !35 Time arrived at destination___________________________ Time left destination_____Time return ! t gtool Principal Superintendent t... 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