Exeter High School - Eagle Yearbook (Exeter, NE)

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E-Club President - Ben Horne Vice President - Matt Manning Treasurer - Melanie Ruhl Secretary - Jason Anderson SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORE John Bonta Stacey Cudaback Barb Bristol Jim Due Mike Dinneen Russ Coffey Estelle Ekeler Darin Hassler Bob Due t 'I Glen Harre Jenny Lawson Delayne Eberspacher Scott Jasinski Terry Salyer Joanna Geiger | Kent Jorgensen Mike Schwab Jason Hall Amy Lee Brenda Storms Amy Heller Brenda Michl Kris Jansen Karen Miller FRESHMEN Aarik Jensen Mark Miller Mark Becker Melissa Krejci Deb Perkins Heather Due Sara Krejci Neal Thomsen Lynne Heffelfinger Kathy Michl Dustin Weber Seth Jensen Doug Motis Lance Lawson Hope Nicholas s Rick Perkins Jackie Ring Mike Zeleny Valerie Due and Amy Lee display their acting talents during a school performance of the State One-Act entry “Fragile Un- ions.” Stacey Cudaback shoots a basket during the Sub- District game against McCool, we won 57-53. Estelle Ekeler shows off- the girls 1st Place CRC Track Trophy.

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A Winning Tradition Proud, Dedicated, Accomplished, Talented, Tired, Tough, Rowdy, Loud, Musical, Rough, Hungry, Forceful, Winners, Individuals, Teams, Spirited, Spontaneous. The Exeter Eagles were in full force again this year when they won the Crossroads Conference Sweepstakes Trophy for the second year in a row. The Entire Eagle Force contributed to this elite honor by participating in one or more of the following: Band, Volleyball, Football, One-Acts, Girls Basketball, Boys Basketball, The CRC Sweepstake Trophy is taken for a Force. Speech, Girls Track, and Boys Track. Not only did these teams help contribute to the trophy, they sent members on to State Competition and placed very well. It took pride, dedication and hard work to accomplish all this over the year and we are very proud. We give you the Elite Force at Exeter High School. victory lap by the members of the Eagle Track 28 Elite Force

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 00 ° The Big Game It is the day before the big game with the Exeter Eagles. A lone quarterback sits nervously in an empty locker room, contemplating his strategy. He has heard rumors of an Eagle Secret Weapon. It has been referred to as “The Wall” As the leader of the team he must head the assault. So many teams have challenged “The Wall” and fallen like Humpty-Dumpty, cracked and crumpled. Thanks to Scott “Cornerstone” Jasinski and the rest of the Eagle line, the victims out number the victors. Quarterbacks Ben Horne, Aarik Jensen and Mark Becker provided the Eagles with a strong passing game with 79 completions 164 attempts for 1151 yards and 13 TDs. Yard hungry rushers Matt Manning (438yds), Darin Hassler (278 yds), Aarik Jensen (204 yds), Ben Horne (155yds), and John Bonta (87yds), provided the Eagles with a total of 1332 rushing yards. The Eagles out scored their opponents 291-144. They finished their season with a 7-2 Elite Record. Team Honors: 3rd Place in Conference Individual Honors: OFFENSE: 1st Team - Guard Scott Jasinski Quarterback Ben Horne 2nd Team - End John Bonta Honorable Mention - End Glen Harre Running Back Matt Manning Kicker Ben Horne DEFENSE: 2nd Team - Defensive Back John Bonta Honorable Mention - Guard Scott Jasinski Line Backer Kent Jorgensen Honorable Mention All-State in the Lincoln and Omaha Papers Scott Jasinski Fairmont.............39-16 Hampton..............24-22 Rising City .........46- 0 Bradshaw.............40- 6 Giltner .............14-42 McCool..............16-14 Macy.................56- 8 Polk-Hordville ...... 0-22 Benedict.............56-14 Matt Manning demonstrates the rushing power of the Eagle offense. John Bonta carried the ball for a total of 648 yds., includes rushing, receiving, interceptions and kickoff returns. 30 Football