Falls City High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Falls City, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1970 volume:

Who We Knout Faculty . . 8 Freshmen . 18 Sophomores . 22 Juniors . 26 Class of'70 . . 30 What We Do Student Activities . . . 1 2 Music . 67 Dramatics . . 80 Athletics . si Senior's Activities . . . 126 Advertisements . . . . 129 Orange and Black 1970 Staff Editor........ Asst. Editor . Business Mgr. Layout Editor Sports Editor. Photo Editor. Dennis R. Lock . . Susan Wentz . Gary Overfield . . . . Mike Fritz . . . Bill Stalder . . Tom Prichard The seniors show their willingness to help Gil, who claims to be injured. Going from class to class can be rather hectic for the freshmen. Sell OCBBfry, r jWk 1 I $0. c i ■ iBWA vM', t:M vSQ(XXA ABOVE: The school bell rings, and students rush to classes. RIGHT: Mr. Walters discusses shop to interested class. BELOW: Jim Joy displays not-so-perfect handstand in front of the guys. 3 Attendants Julie Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Robinson, was chosen by her fellow classmates to represent their school, as Homecoming Queen for the 1969-1970 school year. Besides holding this great honor, Julie is a member of the newly formed drill team, participates in pep club, and is active in GAA. Julie was crowned during the half-time ceremonies of the Falls City victory over Hiawatha. Julie’s attendants this year were: Linda Steinman, daughter of Mrs. Ralph Steinman, and Deborah Brecht, daughter of Mr. Don Brecht. Our Faculty We the Faffs City High School Senior Cfass of 1970 miff neOer be able to extend enough appreciation to our teachers. The many hours spent u ith us in the process of total education are nou behind... It is up to us to try our best to make their time iCorthiOhile. Dr. Donald Burling Superintendent of Schools B.S.. M.E.D., ED.D. University of Nebraska Board of Education SEATED: Howard Auxier; Dr. Donald Burling, Sec.; Dr. Richard Gentry, Pres. STANDING: Harold Harroun: Dr. Tom Burton, Vice-Pres.; Bill Kentopp; Jim Sefried. 9 Faculty Principal Robert Joy A.B.. M.S. Kearney State College Lucia Ahern English 1 B.A., M.A., Creighton University, Peru State College Irene Aitken English II B.S., University of Nebraska 10 Thomas Aitken Speech, B.A., Peru State College Carla Brooke English IV B.A., University of Nebraska Peter Christensen Chemistry, Physics B.A., M.A., University of Nebraska, University of West Virginia Charmian Davies Study Hall Supervisor, Co-Op Supervisor Peru State College, University of Nebraska Ronald Fecht Biology - Health, Track Coach, Assistant Basketball, Football B.A., University of Nebraska Norman Fritz Vocational Agriculture B.S., University of Nebraska n Larry Godwin American History, World History, International Relations, Psychology B.A., Hasting College Leon Joy Algebra I and II B.S., M.E.. Peru State College; University of Nebraska Dorothy Kommer Commercial University of Nebraska; University of Colorado Eldon Lindquist Basketball Coach, Assistant Football, American Government, Geography B.A. Nebraska, Wesleyan; M.A. Kearney State College LaVerne Lunsford Librarian B.A..Peru State College Carol Moeller Spanish B.A., Kearney State College; M.A. Kearney State College 12 Earl Moeller General Science, Applied Math B.S., Midland, University of Nebraska Larry Munn Football Coach, Wrestling, Assistant Track, P.E. B.A..M.S.E. Midland College; Wayne State College Martha Nims Home Economics B.S..M.S., University of Southern Mississippi; Louisiana State University Vivian Roesch Girls Physical Education B.S., North Texas State University Wilber Roesch Mathematics B.A„M.A„ Midland College; University of Nebraska; University of Kansas Ron Roggenkamp Guidance Counselor B.A..M.A., Kearney State College 13 Rodney Schmidt Instrumental Mus- sic University of Nebraska Donald E. Seger Associate of Arts, Fairbury Jr. College; B.A.E. Peru State College Richard Spaulding Typing, Shorthand, General Business B.S.. Kansas State University Dennis Walters Industrial Arts, P.E. B.A.E., Wayne State College Connie Steinman English 111 B.S., Northwest Missouri State Dennis K. Warner Choral Music B.S.E., Chadron State u Paul Weinert American History, Sociology B.A., B.D. Westmar College; Peru State University of Nebraska; University of Kansas Neida Godwin School Nurse, R.N. Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital June Strauss Secretary Sam Picton Custodian Elmer Simpson School Maintenance Ervin Rowell Custodian 15 Students 16 Freshmen.................IS Sophomores...............22 Juniors..................26 Seniors..................30 17 18 Freshmen Class Officers Freshman Class Officers: Lee Ann Hardt, Secretary; Glen Cudney, President; Rose Jones, Treasurer; Car-lene Jones, Vice President. Jerry Anno Scott Auxier Bill Bartlett Eddie Bauman Steve Bents Jack Bevans Esther Boggess Tony Brown Phyllis Butrick LuAnn Campbell Bob Carter Ken Chapp Glen Cudney Arlen Curry Steve Darveau Kevin Davis Linda Duey Brad Faller Connie Feighner Nick Ferguson Phillip Fischer Terri Fisher Rodney Frederick Mary Fryer Sandy Gerweck Steve Hanika Lee Ann Hardt Chris Harper Dave Hatch Debbie Haws Maureen Hazard Connie Helmick Lori Hollens Kurtis Ivey Vickie Jaros Ann Jones Bob Jones Carlene Jones Rose Jones Rick Kearney Ronald Kelley Diane Kentopp Gloria Kentopp Bob Killingsworth Ken Killingsworth Jeff Kirkendall Nancy Kottich Pamela Leafty Roger Lee Dave Lockard Cindy Marrs Harry Marrs Charles Maze Marsha Meinzer Rita Merz Edwin Mez Kenneth Moeller Laura Moore Janis Mullins Paula Mullins Lillian Newland Tom Niedfeldt Nancy Norris Anita Overfield Linda Overfield Diann Palmer Susan Pfister Bill Prichard Terry Pruett Kip Peden Randy Prater Cheryl Rodgers Roy Roth Gayle Sanborn Debbie Scholl Virgil Schuetz Wayne Schulenberg Connie Scribner Mary Simpson Allan Smith John Snider Betty Steinman Carla Stevens Pamela Steward Rex Stice Tom Strasil Steve Taylor Keith Thomas Steve Thompson Julie Titus Linda Vinsonhaler Scott Walker Kathy Weigand David Werner David Wilson 2) Dale Zimmerman Class Officers SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Neil Whitehead, Secretary-Treasurer; Susan Curren, President; Jeff Jones, Vice-President. Sophomores Teresa Allen Steve Armbruster Rita Bachman Kathy Bahr Judy Bauman Steve Bennett Shirley Bents Doyle Bletscher Dee Ann Brown Joe Bryan 22 Marvin Buckminister Don Bumgarner Mary K. Burns Tom Butrick Lana Camblin Charlene Carpenter Linda Chappell Stan Coupe Susan Curren Donald Davies Harry Dean Lanny Deckinger Glenda Duerfeldt Nancy Duey Sharon Ebel Jeff Faller Kathy Fisher Nancy Fisher Dennis Frederick Linda Frederick Teresa Frederick Glen Gatz Bob Gillogly Steve Goldsberry Beverly Graves Bill Crush Jessie Hall Austin Harmon Linda Hayes Charles Herbster Rick Hihath Cherie Hollens Debra Hoover Karen Horn Sharon Horn 23 Cathy Hullman Jeff Jones Mark Jones Rick Jones Kent Koenig Clieri Kopf Kristy Koso Stan Kottich Phyllis Lampe Dennis Liberty Francis Linn Debra Lock Diana Lock Jeannette Lock Phillip Loroff John Marmet Sarah McGinnis LuAnn Messier Cathy Miller Mary Moore Tyrone Mrasak Nancy Niehaus Rosalie Nissen Cindy Noll Brad Nolte Dania Nutzman Janelle Olson Dale Overfield Cindy Peck Arlen Peterson Kerry Pfister Paula Prichard Mike Prosser John Raney Georgia Rhodd 24 Doug Richmond John Rieger Darcia Robinson John Rogers Brad Rowan Pam Rue Ann Saal Mike Schaible Dennis Scholl Eileen Scholl Wayne Scholl Loren Schuetz Bob Scribner Donetta Shaw Mary Shurtleff Carol Simpson Ann Snow Jackie Staples Bob Steele Ron Taylor Rosemary Taylor Chris Tiehen Frank Watkins Susan Weinert Linda Wentz Dan Werner Neil Whithead Mike Whitten Susan Willits Mark Wing Lela Wissman Donna Woods Richard Yoesel David Zeigler 25 Class Officers JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Mike Gillogly, Secretary; Steve Hull, Vice-President; Reed Samson, President; Barb Rowan, Treasurer. Juniors Vickie Adams Ralph Arnold Ruth Arnold Danny Babb Gary Bahr Les Baker Mary Bauman Don Bents John Bindrum Ron Brown Rick Campbell Colleen Chapp Marcia Collier Bonnie Cook Clara Cromer 26 Wayne Davis Ron DeLong Sharon Duerfeldt Paul Egner Ron Elliot Eric Ernst Julie Falter Pat Fiene Jim Fischer Janet Fisher Marlee Fritz Gale Furnas Ron Gerweck Everett Gilkerson Ruth Ann Gilkerson Mike Gillogly Betsy Glenn Ted Godeman Connie Finner Gordon Barb Hall Mike Hampton Marcia Hansen Ann Harkendorff Galen Harmon Bill Harper La Vonne Helton Donna Hersh Caralie Holtz Marva Honea Connie Huebner Steve Hull Fred Ivey Jim Joy Barb Keller Margaret Kelley 27 Janet Kentopp Terry Kermoade Dan Kopf John Koso Debbie Laney Mary Lape Lloyd Leafty Terry Leafty Greg Lockard Anita Mackey Cathy McKim Nancy Moeller Bob Morehead Bill Niedfeldt Kathy Nixon Bob Nolte Rick Nutzman Diana Peck Linda Perry Larry Peterson Tim Pfister Sheri Prater Bill Pruett Dennis Ramsey Pat Reichert Connie Rhodd Jerry Rhodd Richard Richey Cathy Rieger Martha Rieger Cathy Roesch Paul Romine Barb Rowan Blaine Sailors Chuck Sailors Reed Samson Ken Sandrock Cindy Schacht Dale Schatz Margaret Scholl Susan Schuelenburg Susie Schuetz Ivan Schuetz Jim Shaffer Debbie Shaw Sally Shorb Kenny Shurtleff Paula Simmonds Jeff Simpson Kenny Simpson Chuck Smith Bobbee Snow Tim Steward Don Stewart Rose St ice Blake Stitzer Gene Surman Pam Taylor Pat Thomas Jerry Vogt Kathy Volz Nancy Vonderschmidt Doug Weigand Tom Wentz Chuck Whitney Linda Whitten Wes Williams Marty Wilson Cheryl Wisdom Tim Woods 29 CLASS OFFICERS: Linda Steinman, secretary ; Dave Kot-tich, vice-president; Lynn Shafer, treasurer; Bob Jones, president. Senior C(a$s 1970 COLORS LaOender and Pink FLOWER Pink Carnation MOTTO: “The secret of life is not to do u hat you (ike, hut to (ike lOhat you do.” Mary Alton Wayne Arnold Bob Auxier Alan Bachman Gary Bachman 30 Gaelord Bek Philip Bletscher Nancy Bowers Debbie Brecht Dick Bryan Alan Carpenter Marlin Carpenter Mike Charbonneau Brenda Clark Charles Deckinger Several of the senior boys appear to be enjoying the “grubby day” picnic sponsored by the Student Council. 31 Barbara Duerfeldt Dale Duerfeldt Bill Duey Marjorie Fischer Jim Frederick Mike Fritz Neal Frost Mike Furnas Keith Gerweck Lois Grush Mike Hall Mark Harkendorff 32 Kris Heinzleman Linda Henry Dave Holland Suzanne Holmes Dennis Hullman Dan Huppert Mark Jilek Bob Jones Peggy Jones Debra Kelley Jane Kentopp Carla Kermoade 33 Three of the better known senior football stars, Norm Olson, Dave Kottich and Mark Harkendorff. pose for a picture before a game. Neal Koenig Mike Koso Dave Kottich Joyce Linderman Dennis Lock Vivian Lock Phyllis Loroff David Mayhugh Dennis Maze Measurements for caps and gowns seems to generate a lot of interest for Dan Huppert and Tom Wilhelm. Boys learning to cook? Mike Hall and Allan Meyer appear to be trying in the adult living class. Cheryl Miles Pat Niehaus Norm Olson Gary Overfield Debbie Peck 36 Tom Prichard Glen Rider Paul Rieger Jane Rieschick Julia Robinson Don Runyan Ann Samson Gil Sanborn Mike Schlereth Barbara Scribner Bob McKelvey and Bill Stalder saunter down the halls of the school that will soon be past history in their lives. 37 Lynn Shafer Jan Shafer Jean Shurtleff Mark Sikora Bill Stalder John Staples Linda Steinman Dean Stevens Pam Stevens Dorothy Stice Gary Strauss Gayle Swisegood 38 Kathy Williams Morris Woods Not pictured: Ron Beckner Kathy Brown Larry Marmet Linda Yost Janet Zentner These seniors all have expectant looks on their faces as they wait to be served at the Junior-Senior Banquet. Study Hall? Waiting for a pass. Day goes on and so do classes. 41 Activities Pep Club.................5b Gr.A.A...................56 Band.....................61 Chorus...................15 Drama....................SO Homecoming Festivities 1969 HOMECOMING ROYALTY 1969 Deborah Brecht, Dennis Lock, Queen Julie Robinson, Mr. R.C. Joy, Robert Jones, Linda Steinman, and Gayle Swisegood. Susan Wentz shows her artistic ability on one of the windows uptown. The Student Council was in charge of the decoration of the windows uptown. 44 Although it was raining the spirits of the FCHS student body were not dampened and the parade started off on time, lead by the FC band. Here is a typical entry in the parade. The co-captains for the 1969 football season, Dave Kottich and Mark Jilek, predict a Homecoming Victory. Scalp the Indians! This was the battle cry of the day, and Stan Kottich and Rick Jones got an early start. Three innocent squaws pool their efforts to halt the rain. 45 This float added the needed “touch” to the parade. ROW ONE: Jerry Anno, Rex Stice, Ron Kelley, Lanny Deckinger. Keith Thomas, Tom Niedfeldt. ROW TWO: Dennis Liberty, Dennis Fredrick, Jeff Kirkendall, Marvin Buckmister, Ralph Arnold, Jim Fischer, Bob Morehead, Virgil Scheutz, Jim Fredrick, Norm Fritz. ROW THREE: John Koso, Charles Herbster, Dan Huppert, Mike Duerfcldt, Roger Lee, Blake Stitzer, Tony Brown. ROW FOUR: Brad Nolte, Richard Richey, John Rieger, Charles Deckinger, Neal Frost, Keith Gerwcck, Philip Bletchcr, Paul Reiger, Dean Stevens, Doyle Blctcher, Eric Ernst. NOT PICTURED: Allan Smith, Les Baker, Richard Yoesel, Glen Gatz, Rick Kearney. FFA FFA Officers ROW ONE: Jim Fischer, Philip Bletcher, Jim Frederick. ROW TWO: Blake Stitzer, Neal Frost, Paul Rieger, Bob Morehead. Installation of the new officers at the FFA banquet is a traditional process. Mr. Fritz and the state FFA President discuss his future plans. t Duke and Duchess of April Dave Kottich.Deb Brecht, Dutchess Carla Kermoade, Duke Jim Frederick, Jean Shurtleff, Norm Olson. Student Councit Activities Jane Kentopp beams with joy as Nancy Bowers buys her a candy bar from the candy machine which was installed by the Student Council this year. Vivian Lock presents Mr. Irresistible, Dennis Lock with a pair of giant lips. jHiSiSTiBLE FIRST ROW: Linda Steinman, Linda Vinsonhaler, Cindy Noll, Susan Wentz, Marty Wilson, Mr. Roggenkamp. SECOND ROW: Connie Huebner,Carla Kermoade, David Wilson,Corky Holtz,Kristy Koso. THIRD ROW: Alan Bachman, Tim Woods, Vivian Lock, Blake Stitzer. Student Council Officers Marty Wilson,Secretary-Treasurer; Vivian Lock, President; Susan Wentz, Vice-President. ROW ONE: Suzanne Holmes. Mike Furnas, Mark Sikora. ROW TWO: Kathy Williams, Nancy Bowers, Deb Brecht, Faith Stokes, Susan Wentz, Linda Yost. ROW THREE: Norm Olson, A1 Bachman, Bill Stalder. Mike Charbonneau, Tom Prichard. ROW FOUR: Mark Jilek, Mike Fritz, Bob Jones. Dennis Lock, Gil Sanborn, Gayle Swisegood. Journalism Bob Jones efficiently drew up the pages assigned to him for the 1970 Orange and Black. 50 Working on the staff was not as easy as it might seem. Editing and typing were necessary assignments. Busy at these jobs are Linda Yost, A1 Bachman, and Mike Furnas. YEARBOOK OFFICERS Editor-Dennis Lock Assistant Editor-Susan Wentz Business Manager-Gary Overfield Photography Editor—Tom Prichard Layout Editor-Mike Fritz JOURNALISM CLASS MEMBERS: Mary Alton, A1 Bachman, Nancy Bowers, Deb Brecht, Mike Charbonneau, Mike Fritz, Mike Furnas, Suzanne Holmes, Mark Jilek, Bob Jones, Jane Kentopp, Dennis Lock, Norm Olson, Gary Overfield, Debbie Peck, Tom Prichard, Gil Sanborn, Mark Sikora, Bill Stalder, Dorothy Stice, Gayle Swisegood, Susan Wentz, Kathy Williams, Morris Woods, Linda Yost. Everyone huddles around Mike Fritz as he gives instructions on what to do and how to do it. Meanwhile, Kathy Williams hunts for just the right picture for that empty space. si FIRST ROW: Teresa Fredrick, Marty Wilson, Nancy Vonderschmidt, Linda Steinman, Vicki Vinsonhaler, Joyce Yost, Dee Ann Brown, Donna Woods, Nancy Norris, Connie Scribner, Marsha Meinzer, Betty Steinman, Susie Pfister. Mary Lape. SECOND ROW: Teresa Allen, Linda Whitten, Phyllis Loroff, Gloria Kentopp, Mary K. Burns, Charlene Carpenter, Debbie Lock, Janelle Olson, Kathy Weigand, Jane Rieschick, Carla Stevens, Nancy Kottich. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Butrick, Nancy Fisher, Karon Horn, Ann Harkendorff, Donna Hersh, Paula Simmonds, Julie Robinson, Barb Scribner, Lee Ann Messier, Ann Saal, Jane Kentopp, Linda Perry, Janis Mullins, Lori Hollens, Lee Ann Hardt, Gayle Sanborn, Linda Vinsonhaler, Darcia Robinson, Rose Stice, Cheri Kopf, Ann Jones. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Duerfeldt, Mary Shurtlcff, Pam Leafty, Vicki Jaros, Paula Mullins, Jean Shurtleff, Carla Kermoade, Coralie Holtz, Mary Fryer, Barb Rowan, Glenda Duerfeldt, Ann Samson, Linda McKim, Barb Duerfeldt, Cindy Noll, Cathy Hullman, Marlee Fritz, Chris Harper, Nancy Moeller. FIFTH ROW: Pam Rue, Anita Over- Officers Ann Samson, Secretary; Barb Duerfeldt, Treasurer; Jean Shurtleff, Vice-President; Janet Zentner, President. 52 field,Diane Lock,Cindy Marrs,Maureen Hazard, Dania Nutz-man,Lana Camblin,Carlene Jones, Peggy Jones, Linda Fredrick, Debbie Hoover, Cathy Roesch, Debbie Scholl, Sandy Gerwick, Sharon Horn, Mary Jo Simpson,Cathy 13ahr, Sarah McGinnis. SIXTH ROW: Diane Kentopp, Nancy Niehaus, Cheryl Miles,Pat Niehaus,Janet Fisher, Rita Bachman, Debbie Haws, Viv Lock,Colleen Chapp. Rosemary Taylor, Janet Zentner, Nancy Duey, Deb Kelley, Kristi Koso, Rose Jones, Linda Duey, Diann Palmer, Mary Bauman, Susan Curren. Pep Club Junior Varsity Cheerleaders FIRST ROW: Susan Willits, Paula Prichard, Pam Taylor. SECOND ROW: Susan Weinert, Cathy McKim, Sally Shorb. tmMM, Varsity Cheerleaders Deb Brecht, Julie Falter, Vicki Adams, Sheri Prater, Bonnie Cook, Suzanne Holmes. Dudley Dudley the Tiger mascot was portrayed throughout the year, by members of the Pep Club. Dudley not only helped promote Orange Pride at F.C.H.S. but also entertained the crowds with his comical antics. The “F” top line: Viv Lock, Linda Perry, Maureen Hazrd, Ann Saal. Vertical bar: Colleen Chapp, Rita Bachman, Kristi Koso, Karon Horn, Carla Stevens. Middle bar on “F”: Cathy Hullman, Cindy Noll, Anita Overfield. The “C” from top right counterclockwise: Rosie Jones, Nancy Moeller, Julie Robinson, LeeAnn Hardt, Ann Jones, Susie Pfister, Susan Curren, and LuAnn Messier. Drill 55 ROW ONE: Teresa Frederick. Rose Stice, Margaret Scholl, Linda Vinsonhaler, Teresa Allen, Esther Boggess, Charlene Carpen Lock, Susie Pfister, Betty Steinman. ROW TWO: Nancy Vonderschmidt, Joyce Yost. Rosalie Nissen, Linda Whitten, Phyllis Mullins, Vickie Wintz, Phyllis Lampe, Kathy Nixon, LaVonnc Helton, Connie Rhodd. Marsha Meinzer, Kathy Brown. ROW Kathy Wcigand, Dania Nutzman, Darcia Robinson, Paula Simmonds, Pam Taylor, Sharon Duerfeldt, Donna Hersh, Cheri Wintz,Glenda Duerfeldt,Mary Jo Simpson,Jane Kentopp,Marcia Collier,Sandy Gerweck,Cheri Hollens,Judy Bauman, Shirly Sheri Prater. ROW FIVE: Maureen Hazard, Janis Mullins, Susie Peck, Georgia Rhodd, Lana Camblin, Carla Kermoade, Barb Sharon Horn, Debbie Scholl, Vickie Adams. ROW SIX: Beverly Graves, Mary Bauman, Brenda Clark, Linda Perry, Rita Bach Diann Palmer, Debbie Haws, Debbie Kelley, Carol Simpson, Diane Kentopp. ROW ONE: Margaret Scholl, Social Chairman; Jean Shurtleff, Vice-President; Linda Steinman, Student Council Representative. ROW TWO: Carla Kermoade, Intramural Chairman; Cathy McKim, Publicity Chairman; Linda McKim, President; Donna Hersh, Secretary-Treasurer. Officers ter, Eileen Scholl, Linda Yost, Bonnie Cook, Linda Steinman, Anita Mackey, Vickie Vinsonhaler, Cheryl McDowell, Debbie Loroff, Cathy Fisher, Chris Tiehen, Janet Kentopp, Carla Stevens, Nancy Kottich, Paula Prichard, Phyllis Butrick, Paula THREE: Suzanne Holmes, Lavina Wentz,Kathy Williams, Susie Willits, Ann Saal, Julie Robinson, Cindy Noll, Cathy Hullman, Kopf, Marlee Fritz, LeeAnn Messier, Nancy Merz, Chris Harper, Ann Jones, Janelle Olson, Linda Henry. ROW FOUR: Linda Bents,Sally Shorb,Cathy Bahr, Lela Wissman,Mary Shurtleff,Sarah McGinnis,Gayle Sanborn, Margaret Kelley, Jean Shurtleff. Rowan, Linda McKim, Linda Frederick, Diane Lock, Cathy Miller, Debbie Hoover, Julie Falter, Cathy Rieger, Barb Scribner, man, Cathy McKim, Vivian Lock, Marcia Hansen, Linda Duey, Rosemary Taylor, Terri Fischer, Cindy Schatz, Kristi Koso, Second State ROW ONE: Linda Yost, Kathy Brown, Linda Steinman. ROW TWO: Jean Shurtleff, Linda McKim, Barb Scribner, Linda Henry. ROW THREE: Jane Kentopp, Deb Kelley, Brenda Clark, Carla Kermoade, Julie Robinson. First State FIRST ROW: Nancy Vonderschmidt, Margaret Scholl, Bonnie Cook, Vickie Vinsonhaler, Pam Taylor. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Loroff, Marlee Fritz, Rose Stice, LaVonne Helton, Sheri Prater, Janet Kentopp. THIRD ROW: Sally Shorb, Linda Whitten, Diana Peck, Kathy Nixon, Barb Rowan, Vicki Adams, Donna Hersh. FOURTH ROW: Marsha Hansen, Cathy Mc-Kim, Linda Perry, Viv Lock, Mary Bauman, Julie Falter, Cathy Rieger, Sharon Duerfeldt. Aerial Tennis Champs FIRST ROW: Linda McKim, Linda Henry, Lela Wissman. SECOND ROW: Brenda Clark. Rita Bachman, Cindy Schacht. 58 Whiffle Ball Champs FIRST ROW: Linda Vinsonhaler, Charlene Carpenter, Suzanne Holmes. SECOND ROW: Kathy Weigand, Mary Jo Simpson, Debbie Scholl, Cathy Bahr. THIRD ROW: Jane Kentopp, Viv Lock, Linda Frederick, Carla Kermoade, Paula Prichard. Basketball Champs FIRST ROW: Marsha Meinzer, Linda Wintz, Suzanne Holmes. SECOND ROW: Cathy Bahr, Barb Scribner, Debbie Scholl. 59 FIRST ROW: Eileen Scholl, Janelle Olson, Bonnie Helton, Linda Chappell, Cathy Bahr, Vicki Jaros, Phyllis Lampe, Julie Titus, Linda Overfield, Lillian Newland, Carla Stevens, Nancy Norris. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Rogers, Sharon Ebel, Rita Merz, Gayle Sanborn, Cindy Peck, Glenda Duerfeldt, Mary Fryer, Kathy Brown, Kathy Fischer, Pam Leafty, Donna Woods, Debra Lock. THIRD ROW: Connie Helmick, Nancy Bowers, Debra Shaw, Shirley Bents, Mary Shurtleff, Cheri Hollens, Judy Bauman, Rosalie Nissen, Nancy Moeller, Georgia Rhodd, Mary Moore, Jeannette Lock, Teresa Frederick. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Williams, Diane Kentopp, Linda Frederick, Jackie Staples, Rosemary Taylor, Connie Feighner, Nancy Duey, Marsha Hansen, Diana Lock, Carol Simpson, Beverly Graves, Pam Stewart. Home Economics FIRST ROW: Mary Alton, Linda Yost, Kathy Brown, Lavina Wentz, Linda Steinman. SECOND ROW: Cheryl McDowell, Linda Henry, Jean Shurtleff, Nancy Bowers, Kathy Williams, Barb Scribner, Suzanne Holmes. THIRD ROW: Norman Olson, Marlin Carpenter, Marjorie Fischer, Faith Maze Stokes, Brenda Clark, Linda McKim, Jim Frederick, Mike Furnas. FOURTH ROW: Gaelord Bek, Vivian Lock, Tom Wilhelm, Lynn Shafer, Gilbert Sanborn, Gayle Swisegood, Debra Brecht. 60 FIRST ROW: Jane Rieschick, Bill Niedfeldt, Mr. Moeller, Marty Wilson. SECOND ROW: Susan Wentz, Shirley Bents, Carla Kermoade, Ann Samson. THIRD ROW: Coralie Holtz, Dennis Lock, Gary Overfield. Mike Whitten, Mary Bauman. Future Teachers Association Officers FIRST ROW: Jane Rieschick, Historian; Coralie Holtz, Secretary-Treasurer; Marty Wilson, Vice-President. SECOND ROW: Dennis Lock, News Reporter; Gary Overfield, President; Ann Samson, Parliamentarian. 61 62 A large portion of the student body attended the prom and as these snapshots show, it was a very wonderful and romantic evening. 63 FIRST ROW: Nancy Vonderschmidt, Cathy Rieger, Pam Taylor, Marty Wilson. SECOND ROW: Corky Holtz, Reed Samson, Cathy McKim, Tim Pfister, Sally Shorb. THIRD ROW: Mike Gillogly, Chuck Sailors, Mr. Weinert, Steve Hull, Janet Fisher. County Government Sharon Duerfeldt proudly displays her poster. 64 FIRST ROW: Tim Pfister, Janis Mullins, Ann Saal, Mary K. Burns, Phyllis Butrick, LuAnn Messier, Laura Moore, Eileen Scholl. SECOND ROW: Susie Willits, Carla Kermoade, Sandy Gerweck, Maureen Hazard, Debbie Scholl, Lela Wissman, Donna Hersh. THIRD ROW: Connie Huebner, Nancy Niehaus, Linda Duey, Rosemary Taylor, Don Bents, Mike Whitten, Steve Bents, Diann Palmer. Spanish Club Additional members of the Spanish Club are: Kenny Moeller, Debbie Hoover, Shirley Bents, DaniaNutzman, Colleen Chapp. 65 FIRST ROW: Rex Stice, Mark Sikora, Charles Maze, Mark Jones, Chuck Smith, Norm Olson, Wayne Schulenberg, Mike Charbonneau, Mike Furnas, Reed Samson, Bob Steele. SECOND ROW: John Bindrum, Dan Werner, Brad Rowan, Al Bachman, Gale Furnas, Don Bents, Bob Gillogly, Stan Kottich, Fred Ivey, Arlan Peterson, Tom Prichard, Ralph Arnold. TF1IRD ROW: Brad Faller, Bob Carter, Chuck Whitney, Dave Kottich, Bill Stalder, Mark Jilek, Gayle Swisegood, Ken Shurtleff, Larry Peterson, Steve Goldsberry, Jerry Rhodd, Bill Pruett, Ted Godeman. FOURTH ROW: Mike Gillogly, Steve Hull, Bob Scribner, Bill Duey, Jim Joy, Chuck Sailors, Neal Koenig, Greg Lockard, Bob Jones, Tom Wentz, Bob McKelvey, Gil Sanborn, Mike Prosser. F-Club F-Ctub Officers Reed Samson, Secretary; Dave Kottich, President; Bill Stalder, Treasurer; Mark Jilek, Vice-President. 66 Band District Contest Ratings Select Concert Sand I Clarinet Choir II Clarinet Quartet I Saxophone Quartet I Brass Quartet II Randy Prater II Pat Niehaus I Stage Band 1 Head Drum Major Gary Overfield prepares for an early morning drill. Concert FIRST ROW: Pat Niehaus, Mary K. Burns, Cathy Roesch, Susie Willits, Susan Weinert, Pam Taylor, Dee Ann Brown, Janet Fisher, Carla Kermoade, Marsha Meinzer, Nancy Norris, Anita Overfield, Carla Stevens, Laura Moore, Julie Titus, Nancy Duey Marty Wilson, Faith Maze. SECOND ROW: Linda Henry, Cathy Hullman, Susan Schulenberg, Nancy Moeller, Mike Whitten, Janis Mullins, Phyllis Butrick, Lois Crush, Nancy Niehaus, Jane Rieschick, Mike Charbonneau, Don Bumgarner, Chuck Smith, Viv Lock. Chuck Whitney, Brad Faller, Ken Moeller, Ken Sandrock, David Hatch, Bill Prichard, Donetta Shaw LuAnn Messier, Ann Saal, Jan Zentner, Gary Overfield, Don Runyan. THIRD ROW: Linda Chappell, Phyllis Lampe. Mary Fryer, Mary Simson, Linda Duey, Diann Palmer, Vickie Jaros, Dennis Hullman, Tom Prichard, Doug Richmond, Ron Elliott, Randy Band Officers David Hatch, Bill Duey.Gary Overfield, Janet Zentner, Don Runyan. Band Prater. Dan Werner, Terry Kermoade. John Bindrum, Dave Werner. Kathy Weigand, Steve Hanika. Steve Taylor. Lee Ann Hardt. Ken Chapp, Phil Loroff, Susan Pfister. Bob Killingsworth, Rodney Frederick. Dave Wilson. Dennis Scholl, Tom Butrick Tim Phister. Doug Weigand. Bill Duey. FOURTH ROW: Lori Hollens, Linda Vinsonhaler. Gloria Kentopp. Carlene Jones. Rose Jones, Connie Scribner, Donna Hersh, Donna Woods, Donald Davies, Bob Nolte. Blake Stitzer, Kerry Plister, Kevin Davis. Barb Rowan, Mr. Schmidt, Debbie Scholl, Cindy Peck, Cindy Noll, Suzanne Holmes, Deb Brecht, Diana Lock. Ann Har-kendorff. Trombone Trio Doug Weigand, Bill Duey, Tim Pfister. Clarinet Quartet Mary Burns, Susan Willits, Kathy Roesch, Pat Niehaus. Brass Sextet Mike Charbonneau, Ron Elliott, Bill Duey, Kenneth Sandroek, Blake Stit-zer, Dennis Hullman. 70 Brass Quartet Kenneth Sandrock, Ron Elliott, Bill Duey, Dennis Hullman. Clarinet Choir FIRST ROW: Mary Kay Burns. Pam Taylor, Susan Willits. SECOND ROW: Barb Rowan, Kathy Roesch, Carla Kermoade, Cathy Hullman. THIRD ROW: Susan Weinert, Pat Niehaus, Janet Fisher. Trumpet Trio Tom Prichard, Dennis Hullman, Ron Elliott. 71 FIRST ROW: Gary Overfield, Don Runyan, Janet Zentner, Charles Smith, Don Bumgarner, Ann Harkendorff. SECOND ROW: Doug Weigand, Bill Duey, Tim Pfister. John Rogers, Steve Goldsberry. THIRD ROW: Mike Charbonneau, Doug Richmond, Ron Elliott, Dennis Hullman, Tom Prichard, Dave Mayhugh. Dance Band Majorettes Linda McKim, Dee Ann Brown, Linda Perry, Charlene Carpenter, Cindy Schacht, Ann Harkendorff, Deb Brecht. 72 Chorus Activities 1970 district Contest Ratings Groups: Mixed Chorus I Select Chorus I Triple Trio 1 Solos: Ann Harkendorff I Deborah Laney I Jeff Falter 1 Connie Huebner II Mike Charbonneau II Piano Solo: Betsy Glenn I Piano Duet: Jane Rieschick Paul Rieger I Fails City High School Select Chorus FIRST ROW: Jane Rieschick, Paula Prichard, Chris Harper, Ann Harkendorff, Susan Wentz, Deborah Laney, Bonnie Cook. SECOND ROW: Betsy Glenn, Debbie Brecht, Julie Falter, Coralie Holtz, Lela Wissman, Barb Duerfeldt. THIRD ROW: Susan Weinert, Connie Huebner, Janet Zentner, Rose Jones, Rita Bachman. FOURTH ROW: Stan Kottich, Glen Rider, Jeff Faller, Tom Wentz, Brad Rowan, Mike Charbonneau. 73 ROW ONE: Pam Steward, Cheryl Rodgers, Connie Helmick, Nancy Vonderschmidt, Mary Lape, Gloria Kentopp, Connie Hardt, Joe Yocum, Arlen Currey, Cheri Kopf, Kathy Weigand, Clara Cromer, Lois Grush, Marlee Fritz, Gayle Sanborn, Joyce Kentopp, Julie Robinson, Nancy Moeller, Mike Charbonneau, Julie Falter, Sally Shorb, Bob Steele, Karen Horn, Glenda Duer Debbie Hoover, Stan Kottich, Kristi Koso, Rita Bachman, Anita Overfield, Deb Brecht, Carlene Jones, Susan Weinert, Coralie Huebner, David Lockard, Pat Niehaus, Martha Rieger, Rose Jones, Jackie Staples, Glen Rider, Jeff Faller, David Werner, Tom Officers ROW ONE: Betty Steinman, Secretary; Sally Shorb, Librarian; Paula Prichard, Librarian. ROW TWO: Ann Samson, Vice President; Stan Kottich, Student Director Coralie Holtz, President. Scribner. ROW TWO: Paula Prichard, Nancy Kottich, Peggy Jones, Susan Wentz, Rodney Frederick, LuAnn Messier. Lee Ann Linderman, Jane Rieschick, Betty Steinman. ROW THREE: Mr. Warner, Debbie Laney, Neil Whitehead, Brad Rowan, Jane feldt, Linda Yost, Cindy Marrs, Sheri Prater, Ann Harkendorff. ROW FOUR: Chris Harper, Cathy Rieger, Sharon Duerfeldt, Holtz, Ann Samson, Barb Duerfeldt, Susan Curren, Maureen Hazard, Kathy Williams. ROW FIVE: Lela Wissman, Connie Wentz, Jan Zentner, Mary Bauman, Cheryl Miles, Debbie Haws, Linda Perry, Dave Kottich. Fads City School Chorus 75 SuJinqcO' paters ROW ONE: Jane Rieschick, Ann Harkendorff, Lois Crush, Karen Horn, Debbie Laney, Joe Yocum. ROW TWO: Stan Kottieh, Coralie Holtz, Cheryl Miles, Lela Wissman. Debbie Hoover, Ann Samson. ROW THREE: Brad Rowan, David Lockard, Glen Rider, David Werner, Tom Wentz, Mike Charbonneau. Triple Trio ROW ONE: Jane Rieschick, Debbie Laney. ROW TWO: Sharon Duerfeldt, Barb Duerfeldt, Ann Harkendorff. ROW THREE: Coralie Holtz, Connie Huebner, Janet Zentner, Rita Bachman. The Music On February 16 and 17, Falls City High School presented Meredith Wilson’s famous stage play “Music Man.” It was directed by Mr. Warner and Mr. Aitken. Many hours of practice were put into this show and it was definitely well worth the time and effort, for this play was a true success. Without the help of the make-up crew, consisting of Beth Dorste and Sandy Marrs, the 1970 musical would have never been the great success it was. Below is a scene from the gym in which the whole chorus participated. 77 MikeCharbonneau.as Harold Hill, informs the townspeople that they have “Trouble” in River City. 78 Julie Falter and her companions form a fountain. The dancers added to the excitement of the show with their “Shipoopi” dance. This part of the “Shipoopi” dance brought shouts and applause from the audience. Cast Traveling Salesmen............1- Janet Zentner 2. Nancy Vonderschniidt 3. Susie Wentz 4. Ann Samson 5. Barb Duerfeldt Charlie Cowell........................... Dennis Lock Conductor.............................Rodney Frederick Harold Hill.........................Mike Charbonneau Ewart Dunlop...............................Bill Grush Jacey Squires.....................................Rose Jones Oliver Hix ................................Jeff Faller Olin Britt...............................Stan Kottich Mayor Shinn.......................................Glen Rider Marcellus Washburn................................Neal Frost Tommy Djilas.......................................Tom Wentz Marian Paroo............................Coralie Holtz Mrs. Paroo............................Ann Harkendorff Amaryllis........................................Betty Steinman Winthrop Paroo.........................Tommy Miller Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn...............Connie Huebner Zanecta Shinn.......................... Rita Bachman Gracie Shinn...................................Cheryl Miles Alma Hix........................................Sally Shorb Maud Dunlop....................................Debbie Laney Ethel Toffelmier................................Julie Falter Mrs. Squires.....................................Lela Wissman Constable Locke..........................Donald Davies Each character reacts as he finds out the “Wells Fargo Wagon” is on its way. Special thanks goes to Mr. Schmidt and his select orchestra who were just as much a part of the musical as the cast. 79 School Play FIRST ROW: Marty Wilson, Phyllis Butrick, Kathy Williams, Mike Charbonneau, Deborah Laney, Jane Rieschick. SECOND ROW: Margaret Scholl, Sheri Prater, Janis Mullins, Laura Moore, Rodney Frederick, Nancy Bowers, Barb Rowan, Donna Hersh, Paula Simmons. THIRD ROW: Maureen Hazard, Cathy Rieger, Ann Samson, Barb Duerfeldt, Terry Kermoade, Sally Shorb, Carla Kermoade, Coralie Holtz, Debbie Hoover. FOURTH ROW: Brenda Clark, Tom Wentz, Janet Zentner, Neal Frost, Don Davies, Dennis Lock, Glen Rider, Cheryl Miles, Linda Duey, Julie Falter. r� ' f • 't inw I - yj e - ■ • Discussing the days plans are Cheryl Miles, Mike Charbonneau, Jane Rieschick, and Glen Rider. Glen and Cheryl discuss their upcoming meal while the waitresses look on. Glen showed his masculine ability as Maxwell Smart in the all school play “Get Smart!” In one of his “hide-outs” Glen calls into headquarters. Smart” Radio Announcers ROW ONE: Linda Yost, Mark Sikora, Jane Rieschick, Suzanne Holmes. ROW TWO: Susan Wentz, Nancy Bowers, Mike Furnas, Deb Brecht, Kathy Williams. ROW THREE: Barb Duerfeldt, Brenda Clark, Janet Zentner, Faith Stokes, Mike Charbonneau. ROW FOUR: Mark Jilek. Dennis Lock, Bob McKelvey, Lynn Shaffer, Gayle Swisegood, Bob Auxier. Speech Activities Mark Sikora, Mike Charbonneau, and Gayle Swisegood prepare for the daily “Tiger-Spotlight” radio program. Voice of Democracy ROW ONE: Jane Rieschick, Suzanne Holmes. ROW TWO: Barb Duerfeldt, Mike Charbonneau. ROW THREE: Brenda Clark, Dennis Lock, Janet Zentner. Oral Interpretation of Drama Sally Shorb, Mike Charbonneau, Brenda Clark, Ann Harkendorff, Reed Samson. Individual Events ROW ONE: Mike Charbonneau, Original Public Address; Barb Duerfeldt, Oral Interpretation of Public Address; Susan Wentz, Oral Inter-of Speech 1. pretation of Prose Literature; Jane Rieschick, Informative Public Ad- dress. ROW TWO: Mike Gillogly, Discussion; Steve Hull, Discussion. ROW THREE: Brenda Clark, T.V. News Commentary; Ron Gerweck, Extemporaneous Speaking; Janet Zentner, Poetry Reading. Football...................89 Basketball.................95 Wrestling.................105 Track.....................113 DaOe Kottich Outstanding Back Norm Olson Outstanding Lineman Chuck Whitney Outstanding Cvtf Crayte Su isegood Outstanding Track and Cross Country m wm FRONT ROW: Gil Sanborn, Bob McKelvey, Norm Olson, Dave Kottich, Bill Stalder, A1 Bachman, Mike Furnas, Mark Jilek, Mark Harkendorff, Mark Sikora. SECOND ROW: Coach Ron Fecht, Coach Len Janik. Gayle Furnas. Mike Gillogly, Jim Joy, Tom Wentz, Steve Hull. Coach Larry Munn. THIRD ROW: John Bindrum. Mike Charbonneau, Tom Prichard, Wayne Scholl. Varsity te Greg Lockard, Wes Williams, Terry Kermoade, Neil Whitehead. Mark Jones. FOURTH ROW: Mike Prosser, Bob Gillogly, John Rieger, Steve Bennett, Richard Yoesel, Bob Auxier, Frank Watkins, Don Runyan. Dan Werner. FIFTH ROW: Stan Kot-tich, Fred Ivey, Ken Shurtleff, Morris Woods, Jeff Jones, Paul Romine. Bill Pruett, Brad Nolte, John Marmet. Football 89 Football MARK JILEK 3-year letterman Senior, Halfback All Twin Rivers Aksarben Conferences NORM OLSON 3-year letterman Senior, Tackle All Aksarben Conference BILL STALDER 3-year letterman Senior, Quarterback All Twin Rivers Aksarben Conferences DAVE KOTT1CH 3-year letterman Senior, Fullback All Twin Rivers Aksarben Conferences MIKE FURNAS 2-year letterman Senior, Halfback AL BACHMAN 2-year letterman Senior, Guard All Aksarben Conference 90 Lettermen GIL SANBORN 2-year letterman Senior, Defensive halfback MARK HARKENDORFF 2-year letterman Senior, Tackle MARK SIKORA 2-year letterman Senior, Guard BOB McKELVEY 2-year letterman Senior, End 91 Football GALE FURNAS 2-year letterman Junior, Middle Guard STEVE HULL 2-year letterman Junior, Center JIM JOY 2-year letterman Junior, End TOM WENTZ 2-year letterman Junior, Tackle MIKE GILLOGLY 2-year letterman Junior, Defensive back FRED IVEY 2-year letterman Junior, End Lettermen BOB AUXIER 1-year letterman Senior, Center DON RUNYAN 1-year letterman Senior, Guard BOB G1LLOGLY 1-year letterman Sophomore, Linebacker 93 STAN KOTTICH 1-year letterman Sophomore, Linebacker Back Mark Jilek awaits a Bill Stalder pitchout as the Tigers successfully score a two-point conversion in the Crete game. Pride Fairbury Opponent 2 6 0 Wymore Southern 8 U Maryville 15 6 Auburn 7 20 Hiau atha 7 31 Plattsmouth 6 7 Nebraska City 32 35 Crete 0 47 Syracuse 6 Experienced senior Mark Harkendorff offers advice to junior Steve Hull during the victory over Crete. Pride Closes Season With Impressive Wins The Tigers enjoyed their most successful season since 1967 as they finished with a 4-5 record. They finished second in the Aksarben and third in the Twin Rivers conferences. After losing their first four games by narrow margins, the Tigers finished strong, winning four of their last five games after developing Orange Pride before the Hiawatha game. Statistically the Orange Pride outplayed every opponent except the strong Nebraska City and Wymore Southern teams, outscoring the opposition 172-186 as a strong defense held down the scoring. The defense played an important role in every victory, scoring four touchdowns in the final game at Syracuse. In the opening game at Fairbury, the Tigers scored first on a safety, but the Jeffs scored late in the 4th quarter to win 6-2. The second game found the Tigers still having trouble to score as they were beaten by a strong Wymore team 8-0. Traveling to Maryville, the Tigers’ offense scored its first two touchdowns of the season. They led until the fourth quarter when the Spoofhounds scored on a long pass and converted the two point try for a 15-14 victory. Back home for a game with Auburn, the Tigers scored first but missed the extra point. The defense held the Bulldogs scoreless all night, but a fumble in the end zone enabled the Bulldogs to score and defeat the Tigers 7-6. After two one-point losses, the Orange Pride was really fired up for the homecoming game with Hiawatha. On a rain-soaked field the Cats plowed their way to a 20-6 victory, racking up over 300 total yards on offense. Back on the road again for two games, the Orange picked up an easy victory at Plattsmouth with each member of the back-field scoring a touchdown and the defense adding another for a 31-6 victory. At Nebraska City the Tigers met the seventh ranked team in the state and fell to a 32-7 loss After a 53-0 loss to Crete in 1968, the Orange were out for revenge on another cold, rainy night. The Tigers’ offense dominated the entire game as the defense held the Cardinals scoreless for a 35-0 win. The Tigers were practically unstoppable during the last game of the season at Syracuse as they scored three times on offense and four times on defense. The locals allowed only one score on an intercepted pass for a 47-6 victory. 95 Coaches The Varsity Coaches for the “Pride’s” ‘69’ football season were Head Coach Larry Munn and Assistant Coach Len Janik. Co-Captains Co-captains Mark Jilek and Dave Kottich led the Orange Pride in a 4-5 season. Some athletic entertainment in the Tiger dressing room! 4 Dave Kottich recovers the ball for a Tiger touchdown on a blocked punt by A1 Bachman. FRONT ROW: Mike Gillogly, Chuck Whitney, Fred Ivey, Bill Stalder, Mark Jilek, Alan Bachman. BACK ROW: Gayle Swisegood, Jim Joy, Neal Koenig, Bill Duey, Chuck Sailors, Gil Sanborn. The 1969-70 Falls City Tigers began the season on a winning note, defeating Syracuse 52-46. The next few games proved rather discouraging, however, as the Orange Pride lost seven consecutive games before Coach Linquist was able to come up with a winning combination in Fred Ivey, Chuck Whitney, Neal Koenig, Jim Joy, and Gil Sanborn. Against Tri-County the Tigers erupted for an 81-67 victory, and the following night they soundly defeated a good Tecumseh team 87-70. The Orange Pride finished the season in a convincing fashion, winning six of their last eight games including an impressive 75-61 victory over arch-rival Auburn in the regular season finale. In the district tournament the Tigers drew Geneva, the seventh-ranked team in the state, and were defeated by them 75-65 in a game that was much closer than the final score indicated. Even though the Tiger’s record was only 7-10, they enjoyed their most successful season since 1964. 98 Coaches Eldon Linquist Ron Fecht Varsity Season Record Falls City 52 Syracuse Opponent 66 33 Auburn 65 66 Nebraska City 77 57 UJaVerty 65 75 Wymore Southern 96 67 Hiawatha 78 67 Ralston 67 65 PatVnee City 57 81 Tri County 67 87 Tecumseh 70 67 Platts mouth 57 57 Nebraska City 55 56 Crete 69 78 Fairbury 85 60 Sabetha 63 75 Auburn 61 65 Geneva 75 Jim Joy scores over two Nebraska City defenders as Neal Koenig waits for the rebound. GIL SANBORN 2-year letterman Senior, Forward All Twin Rivers Ak-sar-ben Conferences The Tiger bench lends its moral Varsity NEAL KOENIG 2-year letterman Senior, Center All Twin Rivers Ak-sar-ben Conferences BILL STALDER 2-year letterman Senior, Guard support in the victory over Auburn. Lettermen MARK JILEK 2-year letterman Senior, Forward Gil Sanborn practices his sailing act while adding another bucket against Nebraska City. 101 ALAN BACHMAN 1-year letterman Senior, Guard Who gets it? Eight men vie for JIM JOY 2-year letterman Junior, Forward Center Neal Koenig Fires in two more during the 102 position in a rebound struggle FRED IVEY I-year letterman Junior, Guard CHUCK WHITNEY 2-year letterman Junior, Guard Tiger victory over Nebraska City. 103 FRONT ROW: Student Manager Bob Steel, Dennis Scholl,Bob Scribner,Tim Woods. Rick Jones. BACK ROW: Jeff Jones, Kent Koenig, Ron Gerweck, Steve Bennett. Junior Varsity 1969-70 Record Falls City Opponent 49 Syracuse 37 54 Auburn 57 68 Nebraska City 49 40 Beatrice 44 43 Waverly 54 62 Wymore Southern 60 59 Hiawatha 66 64 Pawnee City 42 52 Tri-County 55 46 Tecumseh 67 68 Plattsmouth 65 65 Nebraska City 56 56 Crete 69 44 Fairbury 67 48 Sabetha 50 88 Auburn 78 104 FIRST ROW: Bob Auxier, Rex Stice, Stan Kottieh, Larry Peterson, Toni Prichard, John Bindrum, Dave Kottich. SECOND ROW: Norm Olson,Steve Goldsberry,Gale Furnas, Arlen Peterson,Steve Hull, Jerry Rhodd. THIRD ROW: Dan Werner, Ted Godeman, Wayne Schulenbcrg, Mark Jones, Rick Hiliath. Season TEAM SCORE F.C. 11 F.C. 19 F.C. 13 F.C. 8 F.C. 36 F.C. 39 F.C. 14 F.C. 35 F.C. 42 F.C. 19 Auburn Quadrangular 55 Twin Rivers Conf. Tourn. 56 District Tournament 30 Record TEAM SCORE Maryville, Mo. 39 Plattsmouth 25 Nebr. City 33 Wymore Southern 35 Fairbury 13 Sabetha 13 Auburn 28 Crete 11 Hiawatha 6 Auburn 27 Crete Invitational 67 AkSarBen Conf. Tourn. 17 State Tourney 3 FIRST ROW: Philip Fischer, John Marmet, Bob Jones.SECOND ROW: Les Baker,Mike Schiable,Jeff Kirkendall. THIRD ROW: Jim Fisher, Bob Gillogly, Terry Pruett, Bing Bindrum. Dave Kottich 155-165 lbs. (17-6) 1st Auburn Quad 1st Crete Invitational 2nd Twin Rivers 3rd District 6th State 3 yr. Senior letterman Tom Prichard 107-115 lbs. (17-10) 3rd Auburn Quad 1st Crete Invitational 3rd Twin Rivers 3rd District 6th State 3 yr. Senior letterman Norm Olson Hwt. (17-6) 1st Twin Rivers 4th Aksarben 3rd Crete Invitational 4th District 1 yr. Senior letterman Bob Auxier 165-175 lbs. (8-12-1) 4th Crete Invitational 2 yr. Senior letterman Steve Hull 145-155 lbs. (16-8) 1st Crete Invitational 1st Twin Rivers 4th Aksarben 3 yr. Junior letterman Gale Furnas 137-145 lbs. (6-10) 2nd Auburn Quad 2 yr. Junior 106 An opponent suffers another Dave Kottich pinning combination. Tom Prichard is found riding his opponent into the sunset. 107 Jerry Rhodd 145 lbs. (1-5) 2 yr. Senior letterman John Bindrum 115-123 lbs. (9-10) 2nd Auburn Quad 1st Crete Invitational 2nd Twin Rivers 4th District 2 yr. Junior letterman Larry Peterson 130 lbs. (I-7) 4th Aksarben 1 yr. Junior letterman Ted Godeman 137-145 lbs. (1-4) 2 yr. Junior letterman Arlen Peterson 145 Ibs.(O-i) 1 yr. Sophomore letterman Stan Kottich 130 lbs. (9-8) 1st Hiawatha Invitational 2nd Crete Invitational 3rd Auburn Quad 2 yr. Sophomore letterman 108 Dan Werner 123 lbs. (1-1) 1 yr. Sophomore letterman Mark Jones 123 lbs. (1-0) 1 yr. Sophomore letterman Rick Hihath 107 lbs. (0-2) 2 yr. Sophomore letterman Steve Goldsberry 185 lbs. Hwt.(l-5) 1 yr. Sophomore letterman Dennis Liberty 115 lbs. (3-4) 1 yr. Sophomore letterman Rex Stice 98 lbs. (3-9) 1 yr. Freshman letterman 109 Wayne Schulenberg 107 lbs. (2-5-1) 1-year Freshman Letterman Head Wrestling Coach, Larry Munn; Assistant, Len Janik. Dave Kottich dances his way to another victory over Syracuse in the Districts. no A flying switch is thrown in by Tom Prichard. ROW ONE: Mark Sikora, Reed Sampson, Rodney Frederick, Chuck Smith, John Bindrum. ROW TWO: Charles Herbster, Mike Hampton, Bob Carter, Mike Charbonneau, Bob Steele, Coach Walters. ROW THREE: Doug Richmond, Mike Prosser, Donald Davies, Chuck Sailors, Chuck Whitney, Steve Hanika. Grotf Season's Record Hiawatha Auburn Syracuse Pawnee City Sabetha Sabetha Invitational Tournament Auburn Twin Rivers Tournament Syracuse Nebraska City AKSARBEN Tournament District Tournament Here Cancelled Here Lost There Lost Here Lost There Won 4th, 6th, 9th There Lost 7 th Here Lost Tie for 8th 15 th Place in FRONT ROW: Ralph Arnold , Tim Woods, Ted Godeman , Rex Stice . SECOND ROW: Coach Louis Fritz, Chuck Whitney , Bob Scribner , Bill Duey, Gayle Swisegood , Jerry Rhodd. THIRD ROW: Bob Jones . Ron Gerweck, Neal Koenig, Kent Koenig, Chuck Sailors. denotes letterman. Crass Country Season's Record Falls City 2b Johnson-Brock 2b Table Rock 3b Falls City 22 Table Rock 2b Auburn 35 Syracuse 15 Falls City 28 Johnson-Brock 39 Fourth place Nebraska City Invitational Fifth place Twin Rivers Conference Fifth place Ak Sar Ben Conference Eighth place District Meet The Tiger runners wait for the beginning of the race with Johnson-Brock and Syracuse at Peru. Everyone is off as the gun sounds to begin the rugged two-mile race. FRONT ROW: Mark Jones, Ralph Arnold, Alan Bachman, Stan Kottich, Rick Jones, Tom Prichard, Rex Stice. SECOND ROW: Coach Larry Munn, Neal Whitehead, Dan Werner, Arlen Peterson, Gale Furnas, Tim Woods, Charlie Maze, Coach Ron Fecht Dennis Scholl. THIRD ROW: Fred Ivey, Ken Shurtleff, Jerry Rhodd, Bill Stalder, Brad Faller, Dave Kottich, Bill Pruett, Gayle Swisegood. FOURTH ROW: Paul Romine, Bob McKelvey, Jeff Faller, Jim Joy, Bill Duey, Steve Bennett, Richard Yoesel, Gil Sanborn. Varsity Track Season's Top Performances 100 yd. dash.............. 220 yd. dash.............. 440 yd. dash.............. 880 yd. dash.............. Mile Run.................. Two-Mile Run.............. 120 yd. High Hurdles...... 180 yd. Low Hurdles....... High Jump................. Pole Vault................ Broad Jump................ Shot Put.................. Discus.................... 440 yd. relay............. 880 yd. relay............. Mile Relay................ Two-Mile Relay........... 480 yd. Low Hurdle Shuttle 280 yd. High Hurdle Shuttle Bob McKelvey..................................................10.3 Bob McKelvey..................................................23.5 Bob McKelvey............-.....................................52.7 Gayle Swisegood...............................................1:58.5 Ralph Arnold..................................................4:43.8 Rex Stice.....................................................11:40.2 Jim Joy, Bill Duey,Dave Kottich...............................16.2 Jim Joy.......................................................21.4 Ken Shurtleff.................................................5’9” Bill Pruett, Arlen Peterson...................................10’9” Gil Sanborn...................................................20’5 V6 ' Gil Sanborn...................................................42’8 Bob McKelvey..................................................121’ Jerry Rhodd, Gale Furnas, Bob McKelvey,Gil Sanborn............44.6 Bob McKelvy, Gale Furnas, Gil Sanborn, Tim Woods..............1:36.3 Bob McKelvy, Jerry Rhodd, Fred Ivey, Gayle Swisegood..........3:31.3 Alan Bachman, Bill Stalder, Dan Werner, Tom Prichard..........8:33.5 Jim Joy, Bill Duey, Dave Kottich, Bob McKelvey................56.7 Jim Joy, Bill Duey, Dave Kottich, Ken Shurtleff...............38.5 113 '■'Oiiff RS — NS? For the third consecutive year the mile relay This year the mile relay consisted of Bob Me Rhodd. Gil Sanborn also qualified in the long al in the Class B 880 at Kearney. Gayle Swisegood occupies the top position on the winners stand after setting new Twin Rivers Conference and Falls City High School records in the 880 with the time of 1:58.7 at Nebraska City. He later lowered the school record to 1:58.5 in the District meet. Bob McKelvey gives Jim Joy a lead in the mile relay as he hands him the baton in the Ak-Sar-Ben Meet. Falls City milers and half-milers reveal the secret of their success as they engage in a stiff workout. team qualified for the state meet at Kearney. Kelvey, Fred Ivey, Gayle Swisegood, and Jerry jump. Swisegood received the second place med- ::x:: Bill Duey and Tim Woods strain for a place in the 120 yard high hurdle race at Ralston in the Ak-Sar-Ben Meet. 115 Ken Shurtleff shows his form by clearing 5’8” in the District Meet at Nebraska City. Freshman Track „ • Rustic. JeffKirkenda'l. W,y„e Sehulenburg, Ken Moeller, Joe Yoeum,SBC- iJn .hS“C ' D™S- W““r ™'RD R°W: SC°U A“Xl ' B°b 116 FRONT ROW: Dale Zimmerman, Bob Carter, Kurt Ivey, Glenn Cudney, Bob Killingsworth. SECOND ROW: David Lock-ard, Scott Auxier, Dave Wilson, Ken Chapp, Jeff Kirkendall, Wayne Schulenberg. THIRD ROW: Coach Ron Fecht. Dave Werner, Bill Prichard. Charles Maze. Freshman Football Basketball FRONT ROW: Student Coach Bob McKelvey, Bill Prichard, Dave Wilson, Glenn Cudney, Scott Auxier, David Lockard, Steve Thompson, Kevin Davis, Bob Killingsworth, Coach Tom Aitken. BACK ROW: Steve Taylor, Joe Yocum, Dave Werner, Charles Maze, Brad Faller, Kurt Ivey, Ken Chapp, Bob Carter. ROW ONE: John Raney, Jerry Anno, Kerry Pfister, Don Stewart, Joe Yocum, Jim Frederick, Roy Roth, Wayne Schulen-berg, Ron Kelly, Terry Pruett, Scott Auxier, Bob Jones, Charlie Maze, John Snider, Dale Schatz, Dennis Liberty, Rick Hihath, Phillip Fischer, Tom Niedfeldt. ROW TWO: Bob Carter, Reed Samson, Ivan Schuetz, Bob Morehead, Ed Mez, Dan Babb, Scott Walker, Dave Hayhugh, David Zeigler, Alan Smith, Loren Schuetz, Stan Coupe, Wes Williams, Arlen Peterson, Glen Cudney, Bill Crush. ROW THREE: Mike Schiable, Kurt Ivey, Joe Bryan, Tom Butrick, Mark Wing, Doug Richmond, Mike Boys Hampton, Steve Bents, Morris Woods, Galen Harmon, Wayne Scholl, Ronnie DeLong, Dennis Ramsey, Tim Woods, Fred Ivey, Rick Jones. ROW FOUR: Ron Beckner, Jeff Jones, Harry Dean, Richard Richey, Steve Bennet, Charles Deckinger, Gary Bachman, Ron Taylor, Donald Davies, Jim Joy, Gene Surman, Mike Prosser, Larry Peterson, Dale Overfield, Steve Goldsberry, John Rogers. 1970Junior “Sayo The R B Express provided the music for the dance. The highlight of the evening was the dance after the banquet. Everyone enjoyed themselves, as anyone can see by this picture. 120 This year the head table consisted of: Reed Samson, Junior class President; Sharon Duerfeldt, Mike Gillogly, master of ceremonies; Steve Hull, Junior class Vice-President; and Bob Jones, Senior class President. Senior Prom nara” The table of senior girls portray different emotions during the banquet. The seniors and their dates plan their evenings festivities. 121 Taking the first u a(k in our cap and gouJns Was a thrilling moment, but also going through our minds Was that this iVas the beginning of the end of our High School gears. The senior choir sang at baccalaureate services for the last time as a group, but theg Mill alu ags be a part of Falls Citg High School. Joe Or dun a, the guest speaker at bac-ca taurea te services, gave the seniors, and the audience, a message thatiVill definitely linger in their minds for a long time. Co'Oaledictorians for the 1970 school gear vVere Robert Jones and Chergl Mites. 123 Dr. Gary Olson, Vice-President of Kearney State College, gave an inspiring talk, directed to the seniors of 1970. Entering as seniors for the final time, vVe find ourselves torn between tiVo emotions, happiness and sadness. Due to hard u ork, these students vVere honored as being the top ten of the class of 1970. Receiving a diploma is one moment in the life of any senior that Will never be forgotten. We entered as seniors and leave as adults, ready to face the trials and tribulations of the iVorld awaiting us. Senior Summary ALTON, MARY LYNN-Band 3 years, Pep Club 3 years, Spanish Club 2 years, Journalism 1 semester, GAA ARNOLD, WAYNE NORMAN—PE 2 years, Science Night, Career Day AUX1ER. ROBERT EDWARD -Football lettcrman’s club. Wrestling, FFA, Radio Announcer BACHMAN, ALAN WAYNE—Football letterman 2 years. Track letterman 2 years. Basketball letterman 1 year. Class Officer 1 year. Student Council 1 year, F-Club member 2 years, Journalism BACHMAN, GARY DONALD-None BECKNER. RONALD DALE-PE BEK, GAELORD LEE—Cross Country, PE 2 years BLETSCHER, PHILIP EUGENE-FFA 4 years, Student Council 2 years, PE 1 year. Football 2 years BOWERS, NANCY ANN-Chorus, Triple Trio, Swingco-pators, Speech Contests, Radio Announcer, Pep Club, Musicals 2 years. School Play BRECHT, DEBORAH ELLEN-Pep Club 4 years. Cheerleader 2 years. Band 4 years, Majorette 3 years, Chorus 3 years. Triple Trio 1 year. Select Choir 1 year, Homecoming Attendant, Speech Contest, Journalism, Radio Announcer, Class Officer 2 years BROWN, KATHERINE ELIZABETH-GAA BRYAN, RICHARD DALE—Mechanical Drawing CARPENTER, ALAN RAY-PE CARPENTER, MARL1N-PE CHARBONNEAU, MICHAEL JOHN-Football 2 years-letterman 1 year, Band 4 years, Chorus 3 years. Track 1 year. Golf 1 year, Student Council, Musicals 2 years,School Plays 2 years, OPB Vice-President, Journalism, Radio Announcer CLARK. BRENDA JO-GAA 4 years. Pep Club 3 years, Spanish Club 2 years, School Plays 2 years. Speech Contests DECKINGER, CHARLES-FFA 4 years DUERFELDT, BARBARA ANN-Pep Club 4 years-Trea-surer I year. Girls Glee 2 years. Chorus 2 years. Triple Trio, Select Chorus, GAA 2 years, Speech Contest, Co. Govt. Day, Musicals 2 years. School Play 1 year DUERFELDT, DALE EUGENE-Voc. Ag„ Football DUEY, WILLIAM RICHARD-Basketball 4 years, Band 4 years. Track 3 years. Football 2 years. Cross Country 2 years. Stage Band 4 years FISCHER, MARJORIE ANN-GAA 1 year FREDERICK, JAMES EDWARD-Voc. Ag. 4 years-Vice-President 1 year. Track 2 years. Cross Country 1 year, PE 2 years FRITZ, MIKE I.—Journalism, Stage Crew, PE FROST, NEAL KENT-FFA 4 years, PE 2 years. Musical, Stage Crew, Boys’ Glee 1 year FURNAS, MICHAEL L.—Football 4 years, Basketball 3 years. Track 3 years, Journalism, Radio Announcer, F-Club, Class Play Lighting Crew GERWECK, KEITH MARTIN-FFA 4 years GRUSH, LOIS JUNE-Band, Chorus, Clarinet Choir, Pep Club, Pep Band, Swingcopators, Musicals, Jr. Classical League HALL, MICHAEL JO-Class Play HARKENDORFF, MARK STEPHEN-Football 4 years HEINZELMAN, KRISTINE KAY-Studcnt Council 2 years. Girls’ Glee 1 year. Pep Club 3 years, Jr. Classical League 1 year, GAA 2 years HENRY, LINDA KAY—Band 4 years, GAA 4 years. Pep Club 3 years HOLLAND, DAVID LEE—Football 1 year. Basketball 3 years. Band 3 years HOLMES, INDA SUZANNE—Cheerleader 3 years. Band 4 years, GAA 2 years. Radio Announcer, Journalism, Musical 2 years, Co. Govt. Day HULLMAN, DENNIS LAWRENCE-Band, Class Play HUPPERT, DANIEL EUGENE-FFA 4 years. Football I year. Musical 1 year JILEK, EMIL MARK-Football 4 years—letterman 3 Senior years, All-Conference Senior Year; Track 3 years—Record two-mile relay, letterman 2 years, State Track Meet 2 years; Basketball 3 years; F-Club Vice-President, Honor Roll 4 years, Journalism 1 year JONES, BOB-Class President Jr. Sr. years. Varsity Track, Basketball, Cross Country, F-Club, Honor Roll 4 years, Journalism 1 year JONES. PEGGY ANNE-Chorus 2 years, Swingcopators I year. Musicals 2 years, Jr. Classical League 2 years, GAA 3 years. Pep Club 3 years, Girls’ State Junior year KELLEY, DEBRA SUE-Pep Club 4 years, GAA 4 years KENTOPP, JANE ELIZABETH-GAA 4 years, Chorus 2 years. Band 3 years. Girls’ Glee 2 years. Pep Club 4 years, Jr. Class Play Student Director, Musicals 2 years. Journalism KERMOADE, CARLA JOAN-Spanish Club 2 years-Pres-ident 1 year, Student Council 1 year, GAA 4 years-lntra-mural Chairman Senior year, Band 4 years. Clarinet Choir 4 years, Pep Club 3 years, Jr. Classical League 2 years— Delegate to Convention Sophomore year, FTA 2 years, Duchess of April Senior Year KOENIG, NEAL ROBERT-Basketball 4 years. Honor Roll 2 years. Cross Country 2 years. Track 2 years, F-Club 2 years. Band 2 years KOSO, MICHAEL EUGENE-Voc. Ag. 4 years, FFA 4 years KOTTICH, DAVID JONATHAN-Football 4 years-Aksarben 2 years. Twin Rivers 1 year; Wrestling 3 years— 6th in state Senior year. Track 2 years. Chorus 3 years LINDERMAN, JOYCE MARIE-Girls’Glee 1 years, Chorus 1 year LOCK, DENNIS RAY-Football 1 year. Basketball 1 year. Track 1 year, PE 1 year, Radio Announcer 1 year, Plays 2 years. Musical 1 year, Spanish Club President 1 year, FTA Officer 2 years, OPB Member, Homecoming Escort LOCK, VIVIAN SUE-Student Council 3 years-President 1 year. Pep Club 4 years, Drill Team 1 year, Cheerleader (Varsity) 1 year. Cheerleader (Reserve) 1 year, GAA 3 years. Band 4 years, Musicals 2 years LOROFF, PHYLLIS MARIE-GAA 3 years. Girls’Glee 1 year, Pep Club 3 years, Honor Roll twice MARMET, LARRY-PE Summary MAYHUGH, DAVID-Stage Band 2 years MAZE, DENNIS DUANE-Basketball 2 years, Football 1 year MAZE, FAITH ARLENE-Band 4 years. Flute Trio 1 year, Pep Band 2 years. Chorus 1 year. Triple Trio, GAA I year, Speech Contest, Radio Announcer, Pep Club 2 years, Musical 1 year, Class Play 1 year, Journalism MC DOWELL, CHERYL ANN-PE 4 years MC KELVEY, ROBERT JOHN-Football 4 years, Basketball 3 years. Track 4 years. Radio Announcer, F-Club 3 years MCK1M, LINDA SUE-GAA 4 years-President 1 year. Social Chairman 1 year; Pep Club 4 years, Band (majorette) 2 years, FTA 1 year, Spanish Club 1 year, Co. Govt. Day MC NEELY, JOHN FREDERICK-Football 2 years. Wrestling 1 year, PE 2 years, Track 1 year, Basketball 1 year MEYER, ALLAN—Transfered to FC High senior year MILES, CHERYL LOUISE-School Plays 2 years, Musicals 2 years. Chorus and Small Groups, GAA 2 years, Pep Club 4 years, Jr. Classical League 1 year, Peru Scholastic Contest NIEHAUS, PATRICIA ILENE-Band 4 years. Chorus 1 year. Pep Club 2 years, Jr. Classical League 2 years. Musicals 2 years, State Music Clinic 1 year OLSON, NORM-Football 4 years-3 year letterman, All-Aksarben Team, Twin Rivers Champion; Wrestling 1 year letterman, F-Club, Musical Stage Crew, Radio Announcer, Journalism OVERFIELD, GARY WAYNE-FTA President, School Plays 2 years, Band 4 years, Jr. Classical League 2 years. Honor Roll 3 years, Yearbook Business Manager PECK, DEBBIE LEE-Pep Club, Jr. Classical League PRICHARD, THOMAS LEE-Football letterman 2 years, Wrestling letterman 3 years—6th in state Senior year. Track letterman 1 year, Band 4 years. Stage Band 3 years RIDER, GLEN EDWARD-School Plays 2 years, Musicals 3 years, Chorus 4 years, Madrigal 3 years. Football 2 years, Honor Roll 4 years. Regents Scholar, First Place in Science Fair 127 Senior RIEGER, PAUL KENNETH-Voc. Ag. 4 years, FFA 4 years-Reporter 1 year, Musicals 2 years, Chorus 1 year. Boys’ Glee 2 years RIESCHIEK, JANE ELLEN—Chorus 2 years. Band 3 years. Accompanist for Musicals 2 years. School Plays 2 years, Triple Trio 2 years, Girls’ Glee 2 years, Pep Club 4 years, FTA 1 year, Peru Scholastic Contest 1 year, Co. Govt. Day, Speech Contests 2 years ROBINSON, JULIA DENISE—Pep Club 4 years. Chorus 4 years, Swingcopators, Drill Team, Musical 1 year, Jr. Class Play Student Manager, Homecoming Queen RUNYAN, DON ALAN-Band 4 years, Stage Band 4 years. Football lyear, Track 2 years, All State Music Scholarship, Jr. Class Play Student Director, School Musicals 3 years SAMSON, ANN ELIZABETH-Pep Club 4 years-Secretary 1 year, Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurer, School Plays 2 years. Musicals 2 years, Chorus 2 years-Vice-President 1 year, Girls’ Glee 1 year, Swingcopators 1 year, FTA 2 years—Parliamentarian 1 year, Co. Govt. Day SANBORN, GIL—Basketball letterman 2 years. Twin River Aksarban All-Conference; Football letterman 2 years, Track letterman 1 year, F-Club, Class Officer, Musical (Stage Crew), Journalism SCHLERETH, TERRY MICHAEL-PE 4 years SCRIBNER, BARBARA SUE—Band 4 years, GAA 4 years. Pep Club 4 years SHAFER, LYNN MARQUES—Class Officer 3 years, PE, Radio Announcer SHAFFER, JANPE SHURTLEFF, JEAN ANN—Pep Club 4 years—Vice-President 1 year, GAA 4 years—Vice-President 1 year, Honor Roll 1 year SIKORA, MARK STEVEN—Football 4 years. Wrestling 2 years STALDER, WILLIAM-Football 4 years—letterman 3 years, Basketball 4 years-letterman 2 years. Track 4 years-letterman 3 years. Twin Rivers and Aksarben All-Conference Football, Freshman Class Vice-President, F-Club Treasurer, Stage Crew Summary STAPLES, JOHN KEITH-OE STEINMAN, LINDA MAY—Senior Class Officer, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Student Council 1 year. Pep Club 4 years, GAA 4 years-Officer 1 year STEVENS, DEAN HERBERT-Voc. Ag., FFA STEVENS, PAM DEE—Girls’ Glee 2 years STICE, DOROTHY-PE STRAUSS, GARY LEE-PE SWISEGOOD, GAYLE ALLEN—Track letterman 3 years. Basketball letterman 2 years. Cross Country 2 years TAYLOR, LARRY LEE—PE 2 years, Jr. Classical League VINSONHALER, VICKI SUE-GAA 3 years, Pep Club 2 years. Band 1 year, Girls’ Glee 1 year WENTZ, SUSAN DIANE—Student Council Vice-President 1 year. Assistant Editor Yearbook Staff, Honor Roll, Jr. Class Play, Select Choir, FTA Secretary 2 years, Radio Announcer, School Musicals 2 years, Chorus 2 years—Librarian 1 year. Girls’ Glee 2 years—Assistant Student Director 1 year, GAA 1 year, Co. Govt. Day WENZ, LAVINA ELLEN—GAA, Home Ec. 3 years WERNER, DAVID EUGENE-Chorus WILHELM. THOMAS ALAN-PE 2 years WILLIAMS, KATHRYN RENEE—Chorus, School Play, Musical, Radio Announcer WOODS, MORRIS-PE, Football, Track YOST, LINDA KAY-Pep Club 4 years, GAA 4 years. Chorus, Radio Announcer, Journalism ZENTNER, JANET KAY—Pep Club 4 years—President 1 year. Sophomore Class President, Chorus 2 years. Girls’ Glee 2 years. Band 3 years—Secretary 1 year, GAA 2 years, Triple Trio 2 years, Stage Band, Jr. Classical League Vice-President, Speech Contest, Voice of Democracy Speech, Rotary Club Speech 128 2- r ° Auto Service Truck Repair Front End Alignment MERLY'S TUNE UP 21st and Stone Falls City, Nebraska Automotive Air Conditioning Sales Service Ph. 245-4238 Merlin E. Faller ZINN’S BARBER SHOP Tim Zinn Dave Sailors 1608 Stone Shoes TOBER'S VOGUE Ready-To-Wear Falls City Style Center Children's Wear Ph. 245-4213 FARMERS CO-OP OIL ASSN. 14th Harlan Falls City, Nebr. Gasoline—Oil—Propane Farm Supplies—Feed 1723 Stone COAST TO COAST STORE ■ STORES r Ross Janice Smith MILLER-MONROE INSURANCE 1608 Stone Street Ph. 245-2722 Falls City ARMBRUSTER Armbruster Motor Co. H. J. Prichard Son, Inc. 307 W. 17th St. 1701 Chase St. Falls City, Nebraska SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. PAINTS Your Home Decorating Headquarters 1619 Chase Street Ph. 245-2016 NORTHVUE SKELLY SERVICE Guaranteed Skelly Products North Hiway 73 Falls City, Nebr. 68355 Owner—Paul Bek Phone 245-2225 things gO better,! .-with Coke d o COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. of Falls City Compliments of FALLS CITY JOURNAL STEINBRINK S FEED STORE HOY'S IDEAL CLEANERS Established 1922 Cleaners Dryers Hatters Fur Storage Rental Rug Cleaning Equipment Ph. 245-3223 1817 Harlan SHAFFER'S MARKET Congratulations to the Class of 1970 From the Friendly Folks at FRONTIER INDUSTRIES INC. Manufacturers of Mobile Homes SOUTH SIDE INN Beverages Good Food Sporting Goods Phone 245-4046 Falls City. Nebr. FRANK'S JEWELRY A Gift for All Seasons Diamonds 1616 Stone 245-2524 Falls City, Nebraska KRUMME BUILDING SUPPLY Everything to Build Anything Red D Mix Concrete EDDE MOTORS Sales and Service Pontiac—Buick—Rambler—G.M.C.—Opel 1805 1824 Stone Street Phone 245-4124 Pick “The Best of The Best” “Favorite Brand” Meat LUNCHEONS PARTIES PICNICS SNACKS Made Fresh Daily in Nebraska for Nebraskans FALLS CITY MEAT CO. Falls City, Nebraska ELLIOTT’S WHOLESALE MEATS Custom Butchering and Processing 221 W. 16th—210 W. 7th KENTOPP ELEVATORS Storage and Drying Over V2 Million Bushels Storage Your Best Grain Merchants Strausville Ph. 245-6357 Shubert Ph. 885-2681 Verdon Ph. 883-2551 HAUCK INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance WANDA'S BEAUTY SHOP 108 West 16th Street Phone 245-3911 Farmer’s Repair and Machine Shop 1613 Chase Ph. 245-4233 STRASILBROS. West 11th Ph. 245-2973 GERWECK CONSTRUCTION CO. Soil Conservation Work Terracing Earth Dam Land Clearing Water Ways Vernon Gerweck Ph. 245-2235 131 We, the following Richardson County officials, wish to congratulate Falls City High School on its 1970 issue of the high school yearbook. Pat McDermott.......................................................Service Officer Thomas D. Aitken.......................................Agriculture Extension Agent Marlin (Joe) Krug......................................County Commissioner Dist. Ill Verne H. Rist...........................................County Commissioner Dist. II Joseph Fleskoski Jr.....................................County Commissioner Dist. I C. A. Weddel..........................................................Superintendent Melvin Ernst.................................................Clerk of District Court Lena Mae Vonseggern...................................................County Clerk Albert Maust..........................................................County Judge L. D. Camblin..............................................................Sheriff Virgil Vohl.................................................................Assessor Congratulations to the Class of 70 JAMES OIL COMPANY MONTGOMERY WARD CATALOG STORE 1505 Stone Street Ph. 245-2446 WARDS 0 Ph. 245-3088 WILTSE-GOLDSMITH ABSTRACT COMPANY Richardson County Bank Building Falls City MURPHY HY-KLAS GROCERY Rulo, Nebraska IMOGENE'S BEAUTY SHOP 2015 Clifton Avenue Wig and Hair Styling Cold Waves JIM STEPHENSON HARMON'S O.K. TIRE STORE Complete Tire Service B.F. Goodrich Tires Front-end Alignment 1903 Harlan Ph. 245-4214 Falls City 132 SANDROCK AGENCY Insurance—Managements Ph. 245-2027 KREIFELS BUILDING CENTER 1015 Harlan Street Falls City, Nebraska 68355 Phone 245-2333 Bernard W. Kreifels QUALITYPRINT Let us put the spotlight on your next printing order. Wedding Invitations Letterheads—Envelopes Business Forms—Register Forms—Office Supplies Direct Mail Advertising Ledger—Columnar Sheets Congratulations VERN'S BODY SHOP 1805 Chase NOVAK REALTY COMPANY Ray Novak Your Admiral—RCA—Whirlpool Dealer PRIOR RADIO AND REFRIGERATION Ph. 245-3131 Falls City, Nebr. Hwy 73 North FALLS CITY TRUCK IMPLEMENT COMPANY INC. Bob Dick Gibson—Owners Ron Sailors—Salesman Falls City, Nebr. HARRY’S AUTO SERVICE General Auto Repair 1302 Stone Harry Lock LICHTY-TUBACH John H. Lichty Alvin K. Tubach INSURANCE Real Estate—Farm Loans Falls City, Nebraska JACK'S MOBIL SERVICE 18th Harlan St. Falls City, Nebr. CASTLE HOME APPLIANCE Falls City ANTIQUES 1611 Chase Street Falls City, Nebr. China-Iron-Furniture A. J. Schneidewind 1305 Stone Ph. 245-3123 PICKARD'S MARKET 721 Harlan Falls City 133 RICHARDSON COUNTY BANK And Trust Company Your Cheerful Service Bank Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FARM AND CITY SUPPLY, INC. Make Our Store Headquarters for Your Farm Needs 1423 Stone Falls City, Nebr. LAW'S IDEAL MARKET Groceries—Meat Fresh Vegetables and Fruits 311 West 21st Ph. 245-4016 HOLLENS SADDLERY Shoe Repair Western Wear Western Equipment Telephone 4392 1515 Stone Falls City, Nebraska 68355 SHESTAK DRUG WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATES STORE Home Owned Auto and Home Accessories 1521 Stone Ph. 245-2725 CROSSTOWN CAFE—BUS DEPOT Good Food Reasonable Prices Open 6 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Highway 73 Ph. 245-2727 HULL'S SKOGMOS STORE Ann and Bill Hull Falls City, Nebr. 245-3023 ii FARM FEEDS, INC. I; Ron Keller, Manager 1; Nutrena Feeds ; Ph. 245-3522 c Pinky Har HANEY FURNITURE C npton—Chuck Chane' JO. ! —Owners ELMER CHAPP Mobile Gasoline and Oil Falls City, Nebr. j; Ph. 245-3423 1523 Stone i; EBEL SEED COMPANY I Purina Feeds Grain Bank Grinding and Mixing ENGLEHART ELEVATOR Seed—Grain—Feed—Fertilizer ; 214 West 7th Ph. 245-3915 ; BARKER'S AUTOMOTIVE I; Sales and Service ! Magneto Carburetor Generator—Starter—Speedometer 1; Factory Authorized Service on Briggs—Stratton—Clinton I; Wisconsin Lawnboy-Remington Chainsaws Motor Tune-up Allen-Tronic Analyzer 1; 1912 Harlan Ph. 245-2579 Compliments of TOWLE REALTY CO. i; MFAEXCHANGE ! Feed, Seed, Farm Supplies : Fertilizer ; Bulk, Bagged, and Anhydrous Falls City, Nebr. 245-3435 J)cl i MUpct and yjt' ir s ’'jifaccmlx1 jMne af !(cmr fhONt C4C?) :■� ; 920 MARIAN 5T TAL.5 C'TY. NfBR 355 || ! BAKER'S BAKERY Wedding—Birthday—Party Cakes Falls City, Nebraska 1713 Stone Ph. 245-4125 PAT'S STYLING SALON Hair and Wig Styling Ph. 245-2235 HALL MOTORS i; 114 West 16th St. ! Falls City, Nebraska || General Auto Repairs ! 135 Til BREEZY HILL STEAK HOUSE South on Highway 73 Falls City, Nebraska SUBBY LOMBARDO S FIRESIDE INN Steaks, Chicken, Sea Foods, Italian Specialties North Highway 73 Falls City, Nebraska Ph. 245-2206 KENNEDY VAULT COMPANY Congratulations Class of 70 BANK OF SALEM Salem, Nebraska Howard Rotavators Arts Way Grinder Mixers SEID IMPLEMENT COMPANY North Hiway 73 John Deere Sales and Service Calhoun Feeder Wagons fjo5v 5?i Ph. 245-2466 WEIGAND DAIRY Compliments of FALLS CITY B.P.O.E. LODGE 963 “Your Home Away From Home” Ph. 245-2434 Falls City BARTLETT AND COMPANY We Specialize in Custom Feed Mixing and Grinding Cooper's Feed-Grain and Fertilizer SMART SET BEAUTY SALON Ron Gilkerson See Bill for Your Own Personal Styling 2022 Fair Ave. Ph. 245-2630 MUTT AND JEFF DRIVE-IN APPLEOFF APPLIANCE Bob and Mildred Appleoff Compliments of RUEBEN'S GIFTS 1607 Stone St. Falls City BROWN SHOE FIT Quality Risque Lady Dexter Connie Pedwin Selection Florsheim Crosby Square Dexter Men’s Red Cross Ladies Red Cross Complete Selection of Fashran Hose and Handbags John Buchholz Ph. 245-2435 FALLS CITY AUCTION CO. Fat Hogs Bought Daily Cattle and Stock Hog Auction Every Friday Ken Campbell Falls City REFORMER'S CAR CLUB. INC. “Devoted to Safety’’ Congratulations to the Class of 70 DARLING TRANSFER, INC. CHANEY—HODGENS—SHARRAR FUNERAL HOME Ph. 245-2411 Falls City, Nebr. Ph. 245-2483 CHARLIE SMITH S FORD CENTER FORD MUSTANG MERCURY Ph. 245-2483 Falls City, Nebr. 1416 Harlan Falls City, Nebr. FALLS CITY DENTAL SOCIETY Dr. M. U. Burton, D.D.S. Dr. J. L. Sanchez, D.D.S. Dr. J. Slominski, D.D.S. Dr. H. E. Tracey, D.D.S. 137 138 I Always First Quality at Penney’s ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY' Where You Can “Charge It Pay Cash or Buy on Layaway ZENTER OIL COMPANY Philgas Phillips “6b Gasoline, Oils Highway 73, North 21st and Chase Ph. 245-3236 1311 Fulton Compliments of LILLIAN’S BEAUTY SHOP THE GAS SERVICE CO. Natural Gas For Home and Industry HACKETTS “Where Price Makes Friends And Quality Keeps Them Ready-to-wear Piece Goods HULLMAN’S AUTO CLINIC Complete Auto Service 1609 Chase Ph. 245-3225 FLESKOSKIS' Food Basket—Bi-Rite—Norge Village K. E. MOREHEAD Ph. 245-2439 Chevrolet—Oldsmobile—Cadillac Sales and Service Frontier Champion Mobile Homes W. V. GLENN, M.D. R. D. GENTRY, M.D. 116 West 19th THE BILL CARTER AGENCY Insurance for All Your Needs KTNC 1230 On Any Radio Dial ROBOT CAR WASH North of White City Motel GAMBLES The Friendly Store Sporting Goods—Hardware Furniture—Auto Supplies Paint Ray and Bev Koopman—Owners FIRESTONE Ti res—T u bes—Batteries Home—Auto Supplies 14th and Harlan St. 139 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Established 1882 The Bank of Friendly Service Member of Federal Reserve and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation TRY OUR NEW DRIVE-IN BANK SAFETY COURTESY SERVICE DR. D. E. FOX Optometrist 1721 Stone Street NIXON'S GRILL 1507 Harlan Street Falls City Open 24 Hours a Day WAGON WHEEL BEVERAGES Alvin and Maxine Comer 120 West 16th Street Falls City, Nebraska L. V. BRENNAN, M.D. R. L. BURGHART, M.D. Physicians and Surgeons Falls City, Nebraska Congratulations to the Class of 70 Compliments of the UPTOWN BARBER SHOP 1818 Stone Street Matt Sikora, R. B. Prop. FALLS CITY CABLE TV INC. More to See on Cable TV” 1813 Stone Ph. 245-2863 LORENZO S SPORTING HEADQUARTERS 1816 Harlan Ph. 245-3782 ERWIN HARKENDORFF Richardson County Bank Building Falls City. Nebr. 68355 Phone 245-2246 Farm Loans Rentals WILHEM EQUIPMENT CO. Case HAROLD C. PRICHARD Ford Sales Service Ph. 245-3724 V ftLOISTLDH) JtWELER 0 Hmcu o«j� Sod oty CHANEY MUSIC CENTER “Everything Musical” Falls City, Nebraska 1516 Stone Street Ph. 245-2888 SIMANTON PENCE Flowers for All Occasions Ph. 245-2113 S. D. COWAN, SR., M.D. Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat S. D. COWAN, JR., O.D. 1823 Chase St. Falls City, Nebr. MERZ FARM EQUIPMENT Massey Ferguson Sales and Service Blair Kewanne Hession Ph. 245-3014 North Highway 73 Compliments of SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA TELEPHONE COMPANY Congratulations to the Class of 1970 SIDLES COMPANY 1801 Chase Phone 245-2474 KINSEY HARDWARE AND PLUMBING Westinghouse Appliances Chrysler Airtemps Plumbing and Heating Contractors Hardware Sheet Metal 1621 Chase Ph. 245-3316 WHITTEN'S MARKET Groceries—School Supplies Finest Meats in Town 1319 Fulton Ph. 245-3355 Best of Luck to the Class of '70 FALLS CITY AUTO SUPPLY 141 Congratulations It Has Been a Pleasure to Work with the Staff and Students MORSMAN STUDIO Distinctive Portraits 2311 Stone Street DAIRY DIP 14th Stone Phone 245-4133 BOHRER BROS. CONTRACTORS Red D Mix Concrete Lumber Merchants Ph. 245-3636 Falls City, Nebr. CHAT'N NIBBLE Fountain and Luncheonette 1709 Stone Ph. 245-4311 1611 Stone Falls City KATY’S featuring Ready-To-Wear Accessories FALTER'S The Clothing Corner Since 1916 Arrow Shirts Botany 500 Suits Falls City WING'S SHOE REPAIR 1309 Stone All-Modern New Shop Compliments of HOTEL BARBER SHOP Jim Sefried Dean Bogle Compliments of SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA TELEPHONE COMPANY FROSTY QUEEN Sandwiches IceCream Chicken Always Friendly Service Shade Master Manufactured by BOATMAN MANUFACTURING CO. “Lawnmower and Chainsaw Repair” M. L. Boatman Ph. 245-3923 Falls City Good Luck Class of ’70 Cliff Charbonneau MODERN CLEANERS TOP BRAND DISCOUNT Why pay more? Shop and save at Top Brands 245-2267 Congratulations Class of ’70 T AND V CAB COMPANY Thurman and Virginia Nanomantube BELMONT CASKET MANUFACTURING CO. Falls City, Nebr. WINDLE GRAIN COMPANY Salem, Nebraska KENNY’S FOOD CENTER Compliments of Bayard T. Clark 143 $ i nlor col lo jkoto press