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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1974 volume:

Bicycles again are popular for fun and travel. Gas rationing seemed inevitable after Arab nations cut oil shipments to America for giving economic aid and political support to Israel. . . 2 . .9 . 21 . 43 . 82 101 140 Falls City High School Falls City, Nebraska 1974 Orange And Black Table Of Contents iMllfllMsi Faculty.............. I I C Seniors ................ F . p 'J k y) B Underclassmen........ J J9 Student Activities .... 73 | NJj ' }oo retMusic .......................... Athletics ........... Advertisements ...... FRONT ROW: Mr. Jack McKelvey, Vice-President; Mr. Harold Harroun. President; Dr. Donald Burling. Secretary. BACK ROW: Mr. Marlin Peck. Mr. Hank Schwartz. Dr. Richard Gentry. Mr. James Sheets. Board Of Education Administration DR. BURLING Superintendent of Schools B.S.. M E D.. Ed.D. University of Nebraska MR. ROBERT C. JOY Principal A B.. M.S. Kearney State College RON ROGGENKAMP Guidance Counselor B.A.. M.A. Kearney State College University of Mo., Kansas City NELDA GODWIN School Nurse. R.N. Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital LUCIA AHERN English I F.T.A. Freshman Co-Sponsor B.A., Creighton University M.A., Peru State College IRENE AITKEN English III B.S., University of Nebraska THOMAS AITKEN. JR English I and IV Journalism Sophomore Co-Sponsor B.A.. Peru State College M.E.. Kearney State College MILDRED APPLEOFF Vocal Music Director B.F.A.. Peru State College MIKE CASTLE English II Sophomore Co-Sponsor B.A.. Peru State College PATRICIA COOK Art I.II. III. and IV Pep Club Sponsor B.F.A.. Peru State College Faculty CHARMIAN DAVIES Study Hall Supervisor B.S.. University of Nebraska Peru State College NORMAN J. FRITZ. JR. Small and Large Motors Welding Machinery Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. B.S.. M.S.. University of Nebraska LARRY E. GODWIN American History. World History Psychology. Senior Co-Sponsor B.A.. Hastings College M.A.. University of Kansas. Lawrence. Kansas DENNIS K. HELLYER German I and II German Club Sponsor B.A.. University of Iowa DOROTHY JENKINS Bookkeeping General Business Office Practice Office Machines B.S.. University of Nebraska M.B.E., Colorado University LEON JOY Algebra I and II Freshman Co-Sponsor B.S.. Peru State College M E.. University of Nebraska LOREN LANGFORD Marketing and Merchandising Marketing Internship D.E.C.A. B.B.A.. University of Iowa Business Education Certification; Kearney State College Faculty ELDON LINDQUIST American Government World Geography Freshman Football Athletic Director Senior Co-Sponsor B.A.. Nebraska Wesleyan University M.S.. Kearney State College LAVERNE LUNSFORD Librarian B.A.. Peru State College University of Nebraska JOHN MASONBRINK General Science Chemistry Physics B.S.. Peru State College B.A.. University of Nebraska M.S.. Northwest Missouri State University Ohio University JIM MIMICK Speech. Drama Radio Broadcasting Thespian Club Sponsor National Honor Society B.F.A.. Wayne State College University of Nebraska Wisconsin State University (Eau Claire) CAROL L. MOELLER Spanish I and II Drill Team Sponsor Spanish Club Sponsor B.A.. M.S.. Kearney State College LARRY MUNN Physical Education F-Club Sponsor Football Assistant Coach Wrestling Coach B.A.. Midland College M.S.E.. Wayne State College EARL W. MOELLER Applied Business Mathematics Special Education F.T.A. Girls’ Volleyball Coach B.S.. Midland Lutheran College Kearney State College University of Nebraska Faculty MARTHA NIMS Home Economics B.S.. M.S. University of Southern Mississippi Louisiana State University MARSHALL NELSON General Business Assistant Wrestling Coach B.S.. University of Nebraska DAN PARKS Ag. Ed. Freshman Football Coach Basketball Assistant Coach B.S.. Agr. University of Nebraska LARRY RIBBLE Study Hall Supervisor Basketball Coach Assistant Track Coach B.A.. Nebraska Wesleyan University VIVIAN ROESCH Girls’ Physical Education G.A.A. G.L.A. Assistant Volleyball Coach Girls’ Track Coach B.S.. North Texas State University WILBER H. ROESCH Algebra I Plane Geometry Trigonometry Senior Mathematics B.A.. Midland Lutheran College M.A.. University of Nebraska University of Kansas Faculty ROD SCHMIDT Instrumental Music B.M.E.. M.M. University of Nebraska GLENN L. SCHANOU Biology Physical Science B.S.. University of Nebraska RICHARD SPAULDING Personal Typing Commercial Typing Shorthand B.S.. Kansas State University DENNIS WALTERS Industrial Arts I and II Mechanical Drawing Junior Class Sponsor Freshman Football and Basketball Varsity Golf B.A.. Wayne State College Faculty PAUL M. WEINERT American History Sociology County Government Day Sponsor B.A.. B.D. Westmar College Peru State College University of Nebraska University of Kansas ALVIN HENRY Custodian H„ JO SJ0IU9S 31IX Presenting The Class Of ’74 “If we cannot find a road to success, we will make one.” Colors: Purple and Cream Flower: Lily of the Valley Rich Roggenkamp. Secretary; Lynn Pratt. Treasurer; Bill Keeling. Vice-President: Tom Stalder. President. Officers JANET ALLEN DON ANKROM FRANCES ANNO JEFF BENTLEY BING BINDRUM MIKE BOHRER 10 RICK BRAZAU Seniors JOHN BRIGHTWELL MIKE BROWNSON BILL BRYAN SHERRY BUTRICK PATTY CARR JOYCE CHANDLER JOE CHARBONNEAU RITA CHITTICK RICK COCHRAN MICHELLE COLEMAN ERNIE CRAIG 11 Some Times Utility Director. Falls City High’s own streakers?? DAVE CUDNEY RICH DUERFELDT VERA DUERFELDT RANDY DURHAM RON EBEL KATHERINE ELWONGER PAUL ERNST CATHY FALTER JOHN FISCHER 12 Seniors ROBERT FLEAGLE CAROLINE FOX MELANIE FREDERICK SUSAN GENTRY CHERRI GODEMAN LONNIE GOFF ED HARRIS JUDY DAVIS HATFIELD KEVIN HAUCK MIKE HAWS BILL HEISER HARLAN HENKE (3 SHER REE HIHATH MARCELLA HONEA TOM HORN 14 Seniors DON HUNZEKER RICK HUPPERT ANNA MARIE JAHN LARRY JOHANSEN JANE JONES NANCY JONES CINDY JOY JOYCE KARST BILL KEELING CONNIE KELLEY LEONA KENTOPP JIM KIRKENDALL LORI KIRKENDALL BOB KIRKENDALL JEFF KONIG TOM KOPF LISA LANGAN DOUG LANEY Seniors What do you mean, upside down? Don’t look now. Cherri. Seniors IRMA LEAFTY PAM LEAFTY STEVE LIPPOLD DARRYL LOCK DEAN LOCK TIM LUCHSINGER DAVE LYONS MIKE McKELVEY JERRY McKIM 16 DIANA MERZ BILL MILLER BARB MOREHEAD RICHARD MOTT. JR. BARB NIEDFELDT ALAN NIEHAUS KEVIN NOLTE STEVE O'GRADY ROY PHILLIPS LYNN PRATT JEFF PROSSER JEFF RAMER 17 Seniors PAM RAMER RONDA RESCHKE ROY RIEGER RICH ROGGENKAMP JERRY ROLAND BETTY ROWAN BARB SCHLERETH DAN SCHLICKER DON SHAFER BOB SIMPSON BETHANNE SMITH TOM SNETHEN 18 TOM STALDER NANCY STEVENS MIKE STEWART RICK STICE PAULA SUTHERLAND BETH TAYLOR TOM THOMAS BETH VICE RICK VICE Seniors Forty winks before the next scene. Goodnight Lynn. Goodnight Diana. Senior VALERIE VIETH LEANN VOLLMER MIKE VOLZ GREG WATKINS LOU ETTA WENZ BRUCE WHITTEN DEBBIE WISDOM RODNEY WISSMAN VICKI ZEIGLER Seniors 20 Junior Officers FRONT ROW: Leecia Messier. Treasurer: Cindy Burton. President. TOP ROW: Denise Coupe. Secretary; Ken Meinzer. Vice-President. Juniors Sandy Appleoff Jay Bahr Pat Bahr Debra Baker Bob Bartlett Charles Bennett Mike Boggess Cindy Burton Mike Campbell Barb Carpenter Marvin Carpenter Michael Clatch James Cole Jim Cook Denise Coupe Cathy Cromer Karen Cudney David Davis Steve Davis Harlan Deckinger 22 Stan Duerfeldt Duane Duey Cathie Dunn Mike Dunn Joe Fischer Mike Fisher Joyce Frederick Ken Frederick Randy Gerweck Jennifer Giles Steve Grimm Eddie Hackett Dave Hall Phyllis Hazel Bridget Hoover Mike Hunzeker Vicki Hunzeker Harley Jaide Debbie Jones Juniors RIGHT: Up the down staircase. BELOW: No, you can’t come along. 23 Juniors at their loveliest. O’Banion. O’Grady. O’Coupe? Juniors Gary Jones Martie Jones Wendell Jones Marcia Keller Alan Kelley Cathy Kelley Randy Kermoade Doug Kirkendall Jim Kirkendall Mic Koso Debbie Larkin Roger Liberty Carol Mandery Mike Maze Karen Meinzer Ken Meinzer Nancy Merz Leecia Messier Charles Messner Linda Meyer 24 Nina Miller Steve Moore Murvvn Morehead Debbie Murphy Sean Nolte Joyce Nussbaum Cindy O’Banion Marsha O’Grady Sheila Pilkington Debbie Prater Marta Prichard Cindy Rieschick Mike Rodgers Debbie Rue Joni Runyan Diane Sailors Don Sailors Kevin Sailors Pam Sailors Alice Schuetz Juniors Yeah, don’t deal him no static. Hey man. like a, don’t deal me no static. 25 Don and Marta. A Junior Quartet. Juniors Randy Scott Carol Sheets Glenda Sickel Becky Simmonds Debra Stange Sherry Stevens Dan Strecker Carol Surman Debbie Thomas Bob Thomas Bonnie Veigel Charles Vogele Barb Vollmer Linda Waters Carol Weinert Tom Weinert Bill White Brad Whitten Loren Wissmann Pam Younker Jodie Schuetz Darrel Schulenberg 26 Special photography by Harlan Henke and Randy Kermoade. 27 wiiiti Officers Rick Martin. Vice-President; Paula Smith. Secretary: Joni Hihath. President; Nancy Vice, Treasurer. Sophomores Gayle Ankrom Doug Appleoff Cheryl Arnold Robert Baker Roger Baker Danny Bauman Mary Bauman Kevin Beasing Kevin Bentley Steve Bohrer Cece Burton Sondra Butrick Chris Campbell Bill Chandler LaDonna Chandler 28 Deanna Chapp Val Coleman Rhonda Cudney Curtis Deckinger Suzanne Draney Gail Duey Steve Dunn Lester Ebel David Egner Helen Eigenberg Craig Ernst Bob Ewing Jim Farmer Jerry Feek Patty Fisher Charles Fleagle Vickie Fox Harley Frederick Bob Garrett Tedd Gentry Sophomores Who? Me? Typical Sophomores. 29 Keep on ‘crutching'. Togetherness. Sophomores Mike Gerweck Pam Gose Jerry Grantham JoEllen Groothuis Richard Hall Pam Hamblin Rick Harris Lynn Hayes Joni Hihath Marsha Hodge Robert Hull Lana Hullman Becky Hunzeker Paul Ivey Bill Jahn Eddie Jaros Holly Jones Hugh Joy Judy Karst Donna Kelley 30 Wes Kelley Gail Kiefer Kevin Killingsworth Chris Killingsworth Debbie Kirkendall Ed Kirkendall Harry Kirkendall Richard Kirkendall Teresa Kirkendall Tim Koelzer Alan Koenig Christi Koso Joleen Koso Gary Kratz Roger Lampe Debbie Lape Jill Lee Skip Lewis Wanda Lyons Richard Martin Sophomores Hi. guys. ONE. two. three, four, TWO, two, three, four. . . . 31 A Studious Sophomore? Now wait a minute. Sophomores Doug McMahan Marty Meinzer Tami Meinzer Bruce Merz Carl Messner Connie Miller Tom Miller Bill Morehead Terry Murphy Scott Nelson Linda Niehaus Angie Noll Mark O'Banion Mark O'Grady Beverly Parrish Mary Popejoy Theresa Prater Kathy Pulliam Dennis Pyle Renee Richardson 32 Glenda Roberts Marlin Rodgers Roxann Roggenkamp Mark Roland Debbie Russo Randy Sailors Mary Schawang Marcella Scholl James Schuetz Jim Schulenberg Ann Scott Helmut Shafer Paula Smith Bill Snider Tom Spurling Dianna Stange Quinten Sutherland Sharyl Tilton Angela Tisdel Patty Tisdel Sophomores Hey. man, what a rip-off. Smile Kimmy. Sophomore homecoming float. An intelligent Sophomore? Tom Vieth Bruce Vogele Nancy Vogt Debbie Volz Joyce Waddle Mike Waddle Linda Walker Clinton Webber Karen Weigand Debbie Werner Jim Wickham Julie W'ilhelm Tim Wilson Kim Yoder Patty Zinn Sophomores 34 Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Vin-sonhaler. Treasurer; Anne Keeling. President; Scott Magdanz. Vice President; and Cindy Sailors. Secretary. Freshmen Jim Anderson Kevin Anderson Connie Ankrom Duane Armbruster Jim Baldwin Gail Bauer Angela Bauman Kae Bentley Jennifer Birdsley Jim Brightwell Debbie Brownson Kay Bryan Leslie Bohrer Beverly Carder Bob Carpenter Tom Carpenter 3b Lynda Davis Greg Dunn Seth Dunn Zac Eckard Martin Eickhoff Martin Elwonger Randy Feighner Don Ferguson Jeff Finner Ed Fischer Jim Fisher Phyllis Fisher Valerie Foster Gina Fritz Gentry Sherry Garrett Linda Gaston Cindy Gerdes Roger Gerdes Julie Giles Tammy Gill John Chittick Carrie Clark Dwayne Davis Linda Davis Freshmen Freshmen paying attention at the basketball game. Darwin Godemann Connie Goff Dean Grantham David Hall Ronnie Hall Tammy Hall Cindy Hardt Mary Hatch Debra Hayes Larry Hayes Joan Heineman Trudy Henke Susan Hollens Diana Honea Toni Hoover Doug Huppert Mark Huppert John Jahn Brenda Jones Judy Jones Anne Keeling Rhonda Kelley John Kentopp Nancy Kentopp Debbie Keyes 37 38 Kathy Kirkendall Bob Kirkendall Connie Koso Janice Kottich John Krause Gayle Lampe Don Laney Tom Langan Donna Larkin Carl Leafty Dale Leafty Neil Liberty Ed Lippold Rich Little Lita Lock Tim Lockwood Brad Luchsinger Lonnie Ludwig Don Lyons Scott Magdanz Cindy McQuerry Debbie Merz Kayla Moeller Doug Moore Marc Morehead LEFT: Initiated Freshmen. RIGHT: The Freshmen float in the Homecoming Parade. Cindy Mott David Mullins Brenda Murphy Debra Murphy Jim Murphy Bill Nussbaum Georgia Omasta Don Parker Patrice Peck Beth Phillips Jack Popejoy Jim Pratt Peggy Ramer Penni Ramer Rodney Ramer Cindy Richardson Gary Richey Cindy Sailors Jeff Sailors Kim Sailors Richard Sarotte Richard Schawang Larry Schuetz Scott Scribner Pam Shafer Jeff Shaffer Don Sheets Dave Shefferd Brenda Sickel Charles Simmonds Bob Simmonds Jerry Simpson Gail Smith Linda Stice Mike Strecker Janet Surman Kenny Tackett Gary Taylor Phil Thomas Dwight Thompson Nancy Vinsonhaler Pam Weaver Rose Weber Greg Weinert Gwen Wells Jim Werner Joyce Werner Larry West Mike Whalen Cheryl White Joan Wilhelm LuAnn Wissmann Steve Yoder Leonard Yoesel Doug Young Marcia Younker I can beat you with one hand behind my back. Freshmen class members assist with booths dealing with the Student Council carnival in the school gym. 41 42 Fa li 5 Ci+m TT crs • cL+ vi+i es . Ali_ v -i— — fl ... 0 I.. L Awards AlioWjtr B v A Bo S PE. C.WciY' A = k � 5+� as P orvv G-oVc.rv Kv t.rct' F” Ckb F7FTA £d,r wvdn. CIllL fr.Vls PE. Gr-L. A. novvseCLor iruj Jov srv A � SVv 3u_wv0i Chior Pronv , AusieaJ : Fi |«l| tr orv -+K.CL Boo£ ” j AldVlfcirv l UoKVOr 0 L(e.tl CluJo pl 'Tekk ou.5e o Eke. 4ia.qu.s A1oo '| •SpdtMsk Clu. Uj c� J Tk 9 pi a I Lta 43 LEFT TO RIGHT: Denise Coupe. Diana Merz. Mike Roggenkamp. Queen Barb Morehead. King Tom Kopf. Fisher. 1973 Queen Carlene Jones. 1973 King Dave Cathy Falter. Bill Keeling. Werner. Principal Robert C. Joy. Beth Vice. Rich Homecoming Royalty Barb Morehead. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Morehead. Jr., was chosen as the 1973-74 Homecoming Queen. During her high school years she participated in Pep Club for four years. Drill team one year, cheerleading one year, chorus four years. Student Council two years. County Government. Deca one year, GLA two years. Girls Track two years, and Honor Roll one year. Tom Kopf. son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kopf was chosen as 1973-74 Homecoming King. During his high school years he participated in Football 4 years, lettered 3 years, F-Club 4 years, he was named to the Twin Rivers All Conference Football team, recipient of the Neil Whitehead Memorial Award. FFA 4 years. Student Council 2 years. He was president of his Junior class. Homecoming Attendants Beth Vice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vice: Cathy Falter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Falter: Rich Roggenkamp: son of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Roggenkamp: and Bill Keeling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Keeling. 45 Keep on truckin’. Homecoming spirit never dies! Homecoming ’73. . . n. ‘‘Whatever you do. DON’T drop it!” 40 Hang 'em high. The GAA girls do it again. Bill breaks right through. . . . Brought Excitement To F.C.H.S. The Homecoming activities began with the bonfire on Thursday evening, Oct. 4. The parade was held Friday afternoon followed by the pep rally on the courthouse lawn. That night, the Falls City Tigers tromped the Auburn Bulldogs 21-0 for a Homecoming victory. The queen and king were crowned at half-time. “Don’t cry Barb, it’s not that bad.” 47 'I’ll give you one more chance!” Fiddler On The Roof Jim Mimick Director Mildred Appleoff Musical Director Rod Schmidt Orchestral Director Tom Stalder Rehearsal Accompanist CAST TEVYE. the Dairyman Joe Charbonneau GOLDE. his Wife Cindy O’Banion TZEITEL Carol Sheets HODEL Sandy Appleoff CHAVA Jennifer Giles SHPRINTZE Christi Koso BIELKE Patrice Peck YENTE. the Matchmaker Carolyn Fox MOTEL, the Tailor Roy Rieger PERCHIK. the Student Jim Kirkendall LAZAR WOLF, the Butcher Don Hunzeker MORDCHA. the Innkeeper Doug Kirkendall THE RABBI Loren Wissmann MENDAL. his Son Rich Duerfeldt AVRAHM. the Bookseller Rich Roggenkamp NACHUM. the Beggar Tim Luchsinger GRANDMA TZEITEL Jo Ellen Groothuis FRUMA-SARAH Cindy Burton THE CONSTABLE Tom Weinert FYEDKA Bill Keeling SHAINDEL. Motel's mother Susan Gentry THE FIDDLER THE VILLAGERS THE ORCHESTRA Mike Strecker Tevye. the dairyman. 48 The F.C.H.S. production of “Fiddler on the Roof” was without a doubt the most difficult, the most ambitious, and certainly the most challenging musical ever done. The demands on the cast were unique. Each person on stage had to be able to dance and sing and act and not one character appeared in fewer than half of the 17 scenes. It was the first show to run for 3 nights, with a total of 2100 persons in attendance. Joe Charbonneau is cast in the leading role of Tevye, the poor dairyman with 5 unmarried daughters and a sharp tongued wife, not to mention a lame horse, all of whom are dependent upon him. The story takes place in the revolutionary period of Russian history when the Jews were being driven from their homes. This touching musical is filled with joy and sorrow, delight and despair, comedy and intense drama. Tom Stalder at the piano. Tradition! 9 I W.A The ‘Fiddler on the Roof’. Violinists from the surrounding area added to the atmosphere of the play. A Play Consists Of Teamwork . . . Matchmaker Sabbath Prayer What! Leftovers, again? On The Stage . . . You don’t say! Through the teeth, over the gums, look out stomach here it comes. Wake up Roy. it’s your wedding. Are you sure about that? 51 “The Teahouse Of The August Moon Battle of the Bulge. CAST Sakini Doug Appleoff Sergeant Gregovich Loren Wissmann Col. Purdy Bob Garrett Captain Fisby Doug Weaver Old Woman Cindy O’Banion Old Woman’s Daughter Sandy Appleoff Daughter's Children Cindy Sailors Ken Tackett Lady Astor (the goat) Saki Ancient Man Murvyn Morehead Mr. Hokaida Bill Keeling Mr. Omura Quinten Sutherland Mr. Sumatra Tom Thomas Mr. Sumatra’s Father John Brightwell Mr. Seiko Paul Ivey Miss Higa Jiga Helen Eigenberg Mr. Keora Randy Durham Mr. Oshira Rick Martin Lotus Blossom Caroline Fox Capt. McLean Don Hunzeker Ladies League for JoEllen Groothius Democratic Action Gayle Ankrom Marcia Younker Leslie Bohrer Helen explaining to the Democratic League. 52 Director Jim Mimick Pay attention. Paul. Sakini Two of the authentic props. Saki (the goat) and the jeep. Celebrating in the new teahouse. This comedy, set during World War II in Okinawa, satirizes the occupational forces of the United States military. Colonel Purdy, played by Bob Garrett, is bent on Americanizing the Okinawans, and sends Captain Fisby. played by Doug Weaver, to carry out his orders of “making the natives learn democracy even if he has to shoot everyone.” Fisby's orders are to make the village self-supporting and to introduce democracy. He accomplishes half of this order. The natives are earning money selling their homemade brandy to all of the surrounding U S. services. Of course, since Capt Fisby can't speak Okinawan, he needs an interpreter. This role is expertly played by Doug Appleoff. as Sakini. Captain Fisby even has his own Geisha girl. Caroline Fox. that causes him trouble as she tries to adapt him to the Okinawan way of life. The play was very well done and will long be remembered in the minds of the audience. Another victim of stage fright? A deserving round of applause. 53 FIRST ROW: Sandy Appleoff. Christi Koso. Caroline Fox. Gail Kiefer. Patty Zinn. Jennifer Giles. SECOND ROW: Mr. Jim Mimick. Cindy O'Banion. Leslie Bohrer. Carol Sheets. Gayle Ankrom. Don Hunzeker. Joe Char-bonneau. THIRD ROW: Doug Weaver. Helen Eigenberg. Carol Weinert. Quinten Sutherland. Doug Appleoff, Joe Ellen Groothuis. FOURTH ROW: Doug Kirkendall. Rick Martin. Pat Bahr. Roy Rieger. Loren Wissmann. Bob Garrett. Bill Keeling. Thespians Officers All Thespian members were charter members this year as this is the first year there has been a troupe in Falls City. Among the activities were the Thespian Initiation, the Thespian Box Social as well as attending a dinner theatre in Omaha. The club is an honorary one, admittance gained by earning at least 10 points. These points are earned by working in at least 2 productions either as an actor or by working backstage. The goals of the Thespian society include the promotion of standards of excellence in all phases of theatre arts and the creation of an active and intelligent interest in drama. FRONT Left to Right: Sandy Appleoff. President; Loren Wissmann. Student Council Representative; Caroline Fox. Secretary; Roy Rieger. Vice President; Gail Kiefer. Clerk; Doug Kirkendall. Treasurer. 54 FIRST ROW: Karen Meinzer, County Treasurer; Karen Cudney. County Superintendent of Schools; Joni Runyan. County Sheriff; Sandy Appleoff. County Commissioner; Caroline Fox. County Attorney. SECOND ROW: Debbie Larkin. County Assessor; Denise Coupe. County Commissioner; Pam Younker. County Commissioner; Pam Sailors. County Clerk-Recorder; Cindy Burton. Clerk of the District Court. THIRD ROW: Ken Meinzer. Extension Agent; Mike Fisher, County Judge; Carol Weinert. Service Officer; Loren Wissmann. Engineer. County Government Day 1973 This year 14 Juniors were selected to represent FCHS at the annual County Government Day program held at the county courthouse. The day’s activities began with the representatives being sworn into their elected offices. As the day progressed each individual visited with the County official they represented. The elections held at FCHS were supervised by Mr. Weinert and Mr. Lindquist and his first semester American Government classes. What are we supposed to do? FRONT ROW: Mr. Jim Mimick. sponsor; Scott Nelson. Denise Coupe. Joni Runyan. Cindy Burton. Joyce Karst. Gail Kiefer. Bonnie Veigel. Jennifer Giles. Caroline Fox. Ed Harris. Karen Meinzer. ROW TWO: Beth Vice. Cindy Joy. Bill Jahn. Ed Kirkendall. Don Shafer. Doug Weaver. Harlan Henke. Doug Kirkendall. Marta Prichard. Joe Charbonneau. Doug Appleoff. Tom Stalder. ROW THREE: Tom Kopf. Cindy O Banion. Carol Sheets. Jim Kirkendall. JoEllen Groothuis. Beverly Parrish. Gayle Ankrom, Diana Merz. Lynn Pratt. Leann Vollmer. Steve Dunn. BACK ROW: Murvyn Morehead. Rich Roggenkamp. Alan Niehaus. Mike Dunn. Tedd Gentry. Carol Weinert. Roy Rieger. Pat Bahr. Tim Luchsinger. Tom Weinert. Rich Duerfeldt. Susan Gentry. National Honor Society b6 Academic Awards Thirty-two students participated in the National Mathematics Contest on March 12. 1974. Of those, the top three were: 1. Jennifer Giles 2. Cindy Joy 3. Tom Stalder The Falls City team placed fourteenth at state. Mr. Joy presents Susan with her scholarships. Mr. Joy presents certificates to the honor roll students. Scholarships Cindy Joy-South School PTA Scholarship -State American History Scholarship through DAR Michelle Coleman - 4 year Regents Scholarship - Midland Board of T rustee Scholarship Susan Gentry - Presidents Scholarship from Wesleyan University - Maude Hart Weaver Scholarship Joyce Karst - Midland College Scholarship Jim Kirkendall - Falls City Education Association Peru Cooperating Student teachers scholarship Don Hunzeker - Midland Music scholarship Sherry Butrick • VFW American Legion Auxiliary scholarship Carol Surman - DAR Award 57 FRONT ROW: Cathy Falter. Paula Sutherland’11. Lynn Pratt . Joe Charbonneau . Betty Rowan. Melanie Frederick. Kevin Hauck. SECOND ROW: Barb Morehead. Bethanne Smith. Harlan Henke . Beth Vice . Diana Merz. Leann Vollmer. BACK ROW: John Brightwell . Don Hunzeker . Roy Phillips. Jim Kirken-dall . Susan Gentry . ’'Indicates all year: others, one semester. Journalism Editor............ Assistant Editor . . Layout Editor . . . Business Manager Copy Editor .... Photography Editor Advertising Editor Sponsor .......... .....Susan Gentry .... Harlan Henke . . . John Brightwell ........Beth Vice . . Joe Charbonneau . Paula Sutherland . . . Jim Kirkendall ........Mr. Aitken Run that by me again. Leann. One down. 151 to go. • • M� t r« � Ch� U«Mif Paces No. Beth. NO! Does he. or doesn’t he? Class . . . CLASS' Say Ah, Beth. 59 FRONT ROW Left to Right: Jennifer Giles. Scott Nelson. Rich Duerfeldt. Denise Coupe. Cindy Burton. Tami Meinzer. SECOND ROW: Carol Sheets. Barb Morehead. Beverly Parrish. Tim Wilson. Loren Wissmann. Diana Merz. Tom Kopf. THIRD ROW: Don Sheets. Jim Kirkendall. Dave Cudney. Brad Luchsinger. Mike Fisher. Ken Meinzer. Student Council Officers Student Council officers: Tom Kopf. Secretary-Treasurer: Barb Morehead. Vice-President Jim Kirkendall. President. 60 The Student Council started this year's activities by sponsoring the Homecoming bonfire, parade, poster contest, coronation ceremonies, and dance. Student Council members served as guides on Career Night and for the Parent-Teachers Conferences. Four assemblies were Student Council sponsored. The first was a speaker from the Houston Space Center. The program pertained to the NASA Space program. At the second assembly the guest speaker was a Navajo Indian who spoke on racial discrimination and its effect on the American Indian. The third assembly was a Belgium Family of acrobats who put on a display of balance and coordination. consisting of different acrobatic tricks and stressing the importance of physical fitness. The final assembly was a series of short skits done by two actors. The skits consisted of famous Broadway shows. A Mr. Legs Contest was one of the biggest events of the Student Council. From a field of five contestants consisting of Tim Wilson. Pat Bahr, Dwight Thompson. Mark O’Banion and Jim Kirkendall. Tim Wilson was selected as the Mr. Legs of FCHS. A Twirp Day was held so the girls could take a guy on a date. Approximately thirty dollars was collected for Muscular Distrophy. This project was conducted on St. Patrick’s Day and was called Shamrocks for Distrophy. Student Council Carnival A blanket toss was held at a home basketball game for Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Krempges. Their house caught fire and destroyed everything in their home. Approximately forty-five dollars was collected. During the Seniors last week at FCHS a Summer Carnival was held. On Monday night all organizations had a booth and it was a total success. On Tuesday all students were required to dress up. Boys wore ties and girls wore dresses. On Wednesday a grubby day was held. The Student Council distributed candy bars and pop to all the students and teachers. TOP PICTURE: Hey what's going on back there?!?!? MIDDLE PICTURE: SPLAT!!! BOTTOM PICTURE. Yod-a-ley-ee-hoo. Student Council Activities «3 . V ’1A TOP PICTURE: Grubby day noon hour. MIDDLE PICTURE: ‘ Watch the ball. Bruce, every one else is. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Legs. Tim Wilson. BOTTOM RIGHT: Typical Sophomores. Future Teachers Association FRONT ROW: Kenny Tackett. Roxann Roggenkamp. Connie Ankrom. Gail Kiefer. Teresa Kirkendall. SECOND ROW: Michelle Coleman. Jennifer Birdsley. Rhonda Kelley. Julie Giles, Jennifer Giles. THIRD ROW: Joyce Werner. Cindy Joy. Debbie Jones. Gayle Ankrom. Debbie Lape. Cathie Dunn. Officers FRONT ROW: Gail Kiefer. Treasurer; Kenny Tackett. News Reporter. SECOND ROW: Roxann Roggenkamp. Vice-President; Cindy Joy. Secretary; Jennifer Giles. Student Council. THIRD ROW: Connie Ankrom. Programs Manager; Joyce Werner. President. 63 Patty Zinn - President. Scott Nelson - Publicity Chairman. Linda Walker • Secretary Treasurer. Linda Vinsonhaler - Vice-President. The purpose of the Spanish Club, now in its sixth year at F.C.H.S.. is to further the interest and knowledge of the Spanish language and customs. Their past projects have included a guest speaker on Chile and a full length film in Spanish with English subheadings. This year the club won second place for its Homecoming float and third for its banner. Other projects for this year include obtaining pen-pals from Spain and planning an end of the year party. Officers Spanish Club BACK ROW: Jim Baldwin. Lonnie Goff, Roy Phillips. John Brightwell. Tedd Gentry. Kevin Beasing. Steve Dunn. ROW TWO: Irma Leafty. Pam Hamblin. Kayla Moeller. Gary Kratz. Cheryl White. Nancy Vin- sonhaler. Jennifer Birdsley, Connie Goff. FRONT ROW: Michelle Coleman. Patty Zinn. Doug Young. Scott Nelson. Linda Walker. Bridget Hoover, Debbie Keyes. 64 FRONT ROW: Tammy Gill. Cindy Gerdes. Janice Kottich. Vicki Fox. Debbie Thomas, Cindy Sailors. Mr. Hellyer. SECOND ROW: Debbie Kirkendall. Gail Kiefer. David Mullins. Greg Weinert. Roger Lampe. Debbie Werner. Judy Karst. THIRD ROW: Christi Koso. Jennifer Giles. Julie Giles, Chris Campbell. Helen Eigenberg. Beverly Parrish. Connie Ankrom. Doug Kirkendall. FOURTH ROW: Gayle Ankrom. Carol Surman. Jo Ellen Groothuis. Bruce Vogele. Gail Duey. Tom Miller. Brad Whitten. Deanna Chapp. Officers German Club The German Club, one of the youngest clubs in the school system, has been busy with various activities this year. A German Club Christmas Banquet was held in pot luck style for 60 members, parents, and guests. The meal consisted of authentic German dishes. The members brought enjoyment to the residents of several nursing homes with their Christmas caroling and distribution of fruit baskets. Preliminary plans are being made for sponsoring a foreign exchange student from a German-speaking country next year. LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverly Parrish, Student Council Representative; Vicki Fox. Secretary; Doug Kirkendall. President; Gail Kiefer. Vice-President; Gayle Ankrom, Treasurer. 65 FRONT ROW: Leecia Messier. Debbie Murphy. Alice Schuetz. Debbie Rue. Melanie Frederick. Frances Anno. Marsha Keller. Cindy Rieschick. Ronda Reschke. Karen Cudney. Debbie Larkin, and Jane Jones. SECOND ROW: Cathy Dunn. Nancy Jones. Vera Duerfeldt. Patty Carr, Cathy Kelly. Pam Ramer. Bing Bindrum. Judy Hatfield. Sherry Butrick. Debbie Prater. Barb Carpenter. Joyce Chandler, and Nancy Merz. THIRD ROW: Mr. Langford, sponsor. Steve Grimm. Harley Jaide. Rick Huppert, Jim Cole. Bill Miller. Bob Kirkendall. Tom Horn. Gary Jones. Ed Hackett. Marty Jones. Mike Boggess. and Becky Simpson. BACK ROW: Steve Davis. Stan Duerfeldt. Tom Snethen. Randy Scott. Jerry Roland. Bill Bryan. Bob Thomas. Mike Campbell. Bob Fleagle. Kevin Sailors. Mike Haws, and Alan Kelley. DECA Deca Officers BACK ROW: Bill Miller. Reporter; Dave Cudney. Vice-President; and Jerry Me Kim. President. FRONT ROW: Debbie Larkin. Treasurer; Martie Jones. Parliamentarian; and Joyce Chandler, Secretary. 66 DECA Skating Party DECA Darlings Activities The Falls City High School Chapter of DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) identifies with the program of youth activity designed to develop future leaders in marketing and distribution. Its purposes are (1) to develop a respect for education in marketing and distribution which will contribute to occupational competence, and (2) to promote understanding and appreciation for the responsibilities of citizenship in our free, competitive enterprise system. for the homecoming parade and a poster for the poster contest which won 2nd prize, a skating party at the Rainbow Skate Center, sending two DECA members to the 13 state DECA Central Regional Leadership Conference in Lincoln, raising money by selling popcorn and novelty candles, sending members to the DECA State Leadership Conference in Lincoln, holding a pizza party at the Pizza Hut. and sponsoring a booth at the school carnival. The annual Employer-Employee Banquet was held at the Country Club in May. 67 DECA's activities for the year included: building a float FRONT ROW Left to Right: Bob Carpenter. Ed Fischer. Doug Huppert. Dwight Thompson. Bob Kirkendall. Tom Carpenter. Bill Morehead. Ed Lippold. Mark Huppert. Jeff Laney. Rick Huppert. Ken Fredrick. Advisor Norman Fritz. SECOND ROW: Lonnie Ludwig. Richard Little. Lester Ebel. Leonard Yoesel. Martin Eickhoff. Jim Pratt. Richard Kirkendall. Steve Lippold. Ernest Craig. Harlan Deckinger. Larry Johanson. Curtis Deckinger. Larry Schuetz. THIRD ROW: Jim Cole. Gary Richey. Jerry Feek. Jim Wickham. Doug Laney. Jodie Schuetz. Bruce Vogele. Bill Miller. Gary Jones. Tim Koelzer. Rick Stice. Richard Schawang. FOURTH ROW: Mark Roland. Murvyn Morehead. Darwin Godeman. Rich Duerfeldt. Ken Meinzer. Paul Ernst, Charles Vogele. Sean Nolte. Rick Vice. Mike Hunzeker. Randy Gerweck. Craig Ernst. TOP ROW: Don Shafer. Jim Kirkendall. Stan Duerfeldt. Charles Messner, Joe Fischer. Harry Kirkendall. Roy Rieger. Mike Fisher. Steve O'Grady. Loren Wissmann. Carl Messner. Lonnie Goff. Tom Kopf. Future Farmers Of America Officers Starting at the TOP and going clockwise: Lonnie Goff. Secretary; Sean Nolte. Reporter; Roy Rieger. Sentinel: Norman Fritz. Advisor; Tom Kopf. President; Loren Wissmann. Parliamentarian; Jim Kirkendall. Vice-President: Ron Ebel. Treasurer. 68 FRONT ROW Left to Right: Mark Roland. ROW: Leonard Yoesel. Craig Ernst. Roy Loren Wissmann. Tom Kopf. SECOND Rieger, Don Shafer. F.F.A. Award And Contest Winners FRONT ROW Left to Right: Rich Duerfeldt. Morehead. SECOND ROW: Sean Nolte. Ron Steve O'Grady. Bill Miller. Murvyn Ebel. Stan Duerfeldt. Lonnie Goff. A Christmas Memory The 1973 Christmas Prom, “A Christmas Memory”, was sponsored by the GAA on December 8. The music was provided by The Southbrook Band from Council Bluffs. The evening was jam-packed full of memories of Santa Claus, candy canes, punch, cookies, dancing and other fun activities. Holiday cheer? Big deal, huh Barb' Dancing in the spot light. Me and my Shadow. What is 'this, a Christmas prom or a wrestling match? 70 71 SEATED: Lori Kirkendall, Diana Merz. Pam Younker. Cathy Falter. Debbie Larkin. Lisa Langan. Jom Hihath. Karen Cudney. Cece Burton. Cindy Burton. Rhonda Cudney. Joni Runyan. Nancy Vice. Barb Morehead. and Sher'ree Hihath. 1ST ROW: Debbie Keyes. Linda Niehaus. Gail Kiefer. Sandy Appleoff, Cindy Gerdes. Janice Kottich. Rita Chittick. Christi Koso. Linda Walker. Donna Larkin. Beverly Carder. Beth Vice. President: Nancy Jones. Secretary-Treasurer: Bethanne Smith. Vice-President, and Mrs. Pat Cook. Sponsor. Joyce Frederick. Glenda Sickel. Vickie Fox. Angie Noll. Karen Meinzer. Cindy Sailors. Tami Meinzer. Angie Tisdel. and Sponsor: Mrs. Cook. 2ND ROW: Valerie Foster. Marcia Younker. Patty Zinn. Anne Keeling. Nancy Vinsonhaler. Teresa Kirkendall. Pam Hamblin. Roxann Roggenkamp. Nancy Merz. Wanda Lyons. Jill Lee. Kayla Moeller. Pam Weaver. Joan Heineman, Valerie Vieth. Irma Leafty. Debbie Kirkendall. Denise Pep Pep Club Officers Coupe. Caroline Fox. and Joyce Karst. 3RD ROW: Leecia Messier. Debbie Lape. Phyllis Fisher. Debbie Merz. Sherry Garrett. Sue Sickel. Kathy Kirkendall. Connie Goff. Karen Weigand. Katherine Elwonger. Penny Ramer. Lynn Pratt. Marsha Hodge. Cindy Hardt. Ann Scott. Mary Schawang. Cheryl White. Debbie Brownson. Vickie Zeigler. Lana Hullman. and Kay Bryan. 4TH ROW: Marta Prichard, Nancy Jones. Cindy O’Banion. Paula Smith. Brenda Jones. Paula Sutherland. Carol Sheets. Chris Campbell. Marcella Scholl. Jo Ellen Groothius. Susan Gentry. Bethanne Smith. Deanna Chapp. Beverly Parrish. Cathy Kelley. Debbie Prater. Pam Sailors, Helen Eigenberg. Kim Yoder, and Beth Vice. Betty Rowan was not present for the picture. Club Mascots F.C.H.S. had two mascots for the ’73-’74 school season. On the LEFT is Lori Malcolm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Malcolm. Rachel Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cook is on the RIGHT. Varsity Cheerleaders Lisa Langan. Cindy Burton. Cathy Falter. Betty Rowan, Karen Cudney. and Joni Runyan. BOTTOM ROW: Pam Younker. Nancy Vice, and Debbie Larkin. TOP ROW: Rhonda Cudney. Cece Burton, and Joni Hihath. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 74 Which way should I go? Lori Kirkendall. Diana Merz. Barb Morehead. and Sher’ree Hihath. Wrestling Cheerleaders Well that’s real cute. b What do you mean, yell? 1ST ROW: Tami Meinzer, Sandy Appleoff. Cindy Sailors, and Karen Meinzer. 2ND ROW: Anne Keeling. Denise Coupe. Leecia Messier. Cindy Hardt. Marta Prichard. Joyce Karst, and Janice Kottich. 3RD ROW: Kim Yoder. Pam Sailors, Chris Campbell. Susan Gentry, Carol Sheets. Brenda Jones, Cindy OBanion, and Debbie Lape. Drill Team The Drill Team, under the direction of Mrs. Earl Moeller and Miss Julie Falter, after many long hours of practice performed at four home football games in Jug Brown Stadium and at eight home basketball games in Prichard Auditorium. White and black gloves, canes, and the traditional pom-poms were used during the routines. 77 1ST ROW: Lita Lock. Cindy Burton. Donna Larkin. Patty Fisher. Tammy Gill. Frances Anno. Jane Jones. Jill Lee. Lori Kirkendall. Patrice Peck. Debbie Larkin. Angie Noll. Rhonda Cudney. Vickie Fox. and Janice Kottich. 2ND ROW: Rhonda Kelley, Wanda Lyons. Becky Simmonds. Mary Schawang. Mary Bauman. CeCe Burton. Debbie Thomas. Cherri Godeman. Glenda Sickel. Sondra Butrick. Lynn Hayes. Marsha Keller. LuAnn Wissman. Gail Smith. Joni Hihath. Connie Koso. Debbie Kirkendall. Debbie Murphy. Cindy Richardson. Alice Schuetz. and Holly Jones. 3RD ROW: Debbie Brownson. Leann Vollmer. Brenda Girls’ Athletic ml Murphy. Debbie Murphy. Phyllis Fisher. Karen Cudney. Cathy Falter. Brenda Sickel. Betty Rowan. Marsha Hodge. Renee Richardson, Julie Giles. Denise Coupe. Leecia Messier. Janet Allen. Joyce Chandler, Ronda Reschke. Barb Vollmer. Joni Runyan. Sher'ree Hihath. Teresa Kirkendall. 4TH ROW: Lana Hullman. Karen Weigand. Marta Prichard. Debbie Lape. Melanie Frederick. Patty Carr. Pam Ramer. Kathy Kelley, Diana Merz. Gail Duey. Barb Morehead. Nancy Vice. Vickie Zeigler. Sherry Butrick. Vera Duerfeldt. Gayle Ankrom. Janet Surman. Pam Sailors. Valerie Marsh. Angie Bauman. Brenda Jones. Association Officers 1ST ROW: Cherri Godeman-Intermural Chairman; Denise Coupe-Social Chairman; 2ND ROW: Marta Prichard-Publicity Chairman: Leann Vollmer-Vice-President; Cathy Falter-President; 3RD ROW: Barb M ore head- Secretary -Treasurer; Diana Merz-Student Council Representative. ' j 79 1ST ROW: Debbie Thomas. Debbie Murphy. Debbie Marsha Keller. Barb Vollmer. 3RD ROW: Cindy Bur-Larkin. Alice Schuetz. Glenda Sickel. 2ND ROW: ton. Leecia Messier. Pam Sailors, Cathy Kelly. Marta Denise Coupe. Karen Cudney. Becky Simmonds. Prichard. Joni Runyan. First State Second State 1ST ROW: Cherri Godeman. Michelle Coleman. Sher'ree Hihath. Jane Jones. Frances Anno. Lori Kirkendall. 2ND ROW: Janet Allen. Melanie Frederick. Betty Rowan. Vickie Zeigler. Nancy Jones. Cathy Falter. Ronda Reschke. 3RD ROW: Vera Duerfeldt. Patty Carr. Leann Vollmer. Barb Morehead. Diana Merz. Pam Ramer. Sherry Butrick. and Joyce Chandler. The fourth runner up is. G.A.A. Halloween Party The annual Halloween party was held October 30 in the school gym. The highlight of the evening was the costume competition. The winners are pictured at the left and are: Joni Runyan. Sandy Appleoff. Linda Stice. Marta Prichard, and Cindy Burton. All of the girls left the party stuffed from the pot-luck supper. 1ST ROW: Accompanist. Tom Stalder; Cindy Sailors. Pam Gose. Kathy Pulliam. Cherri Godeman. Debbie Thomas. Anne Keeling. Janice Kottich. Rita Chittick. Lori Kirkendall. Teresa Kirkendall. Patrice Peck. Holly Jones. Debbie Kirkendall. Sherry Garrett, Nancy Vin-sonhaler. Anna Marie Jahn. Cindy Hardt. Cheryl White. Barb Vollmer. Marsha Hodge. Glenda Sickel. Bonnie Veigel. Irma Leafty. Debbie Keyes, and Susan Gentry. accompanist. 2ND ROW: Denise Coupe. Cindy Rieschick. Jim Cole. Gary Taylor. Tom Carpenter. Bob Carpenter. Nancy Merz. Cathy Falter. Lynn Pratt. Pam Younker. Trudy Henke. Doug Weaver. Patty Tisdel. Jennifer Giles. Cindy McQuerry. Katherine Elwonger. Vicki Hunzeker. Kim Yoder. Cindy Joy. Beth Taylor. Judy Jones. Debbie Brownson and Sandy Appleoff. 3RD ROW: Bill Morehead. Jim Baldwin. Martin Elwonger. Mixed Chorus Officers 1ST ROW: Cathy Falter. Secretary: Beth Vice. Vice-President: Lynn Pratt. Librarian: and Sandy Appleoff. Publicity. 2ND ROW: Doug Appleoff. Publicity: Barb Morehead. Librarian: Susan Gentry. Accompanist: Bethanne Smith, Treasurer; and Paula Smith. Publicity. 3RD ROW: Tom Stalder. Accompanist; Leann Vollmer. Librarian; Bill Keeling, Librarian: Roy Rieger. President; Richard Duerfeldt. Student Council; and Murvyn Morehead. Accompanist. Jim Brightwell. Mick Koso. Murvyn Morehead, Janet Surman. Mike Haws, Barb Morehead, Don Hunzeker. Debbie Prater. Cathy Kelley. Debbie Jones. Chris Campbell. Paula Smith. Rich Hall. Doug Appleoff. Beth Vice. Leann Vollmer, Joe Charbonneau. Quinten Sutherland. Steve Yoder. Jim Werner, and Debbie Larkin. 4TH ROW: Bethanne Smith. Pam Sailors. Rick Chorus SUMMARY OF THE YEAR During the ’73-’74 school year the F.C.H.S. choir, small groups, and solos held several concerts, attended clinics at Peru. District Music Contest at Auburn, and made a special trip to the Midland Jazz Festival at Fremont. In our first year in competition at the Festival, the Jr.-Sr. Swing Choir received a first place trophy for Class A Choreographed Division, and at the concert that evening presented a segment of the winning routine and participated in the mass choir. Martin. Jim Fisher. Loren Wissmann. Rich Roggenkamp. Bill Keeling. Jim Kirkendall. Bill White, Mike Brownson. Roy Rieger. Duane Duey. Robert Fleagle. Bob Garrett. Don Sheets. Carol Weinert. Rich Duerfeldt. Tom Miller. Doug Kirkendall. Carol Surman. Carol Sheets, JoEllen Groothius. Cindy O’Banion. and Randy Durham. Contest Ratings Mixed Chorus I Girls’ Glee II Jr.-Sr. Swing Choir I Fr.-Soph. Swing Choir I Girls’ Pop I Triple Trio I Boys’ Quartet I Cindy O’Banion I Roy Rieger I Don Hunzeker I Doug Weaver I Vicki Hunzeker II ROW ONE: Sandy Appleoff. Bonnie Veigel. Cathy Falter. Denise Coupe. Murvyn Morehead (drums). Jennifer Giles (bass). Tom Stalder (piano), and Joe Char-bonneau. ROW’ TWO: Bill Keeling. Lynn Pratt. Leann Vollmer. Jim Kirkendall. Jim Cole. Doug Weaver. Barb Morehead. Cindy O'Banion. and Rich Roggenkamp. ROW THREE: Beth Vice. Don Hunzeker, Bethanne Smith. Loren Wissmann. Roy Rieger. Bill White. Susan Gentry, and Doug Kirkendall. Jr. - Sr. Swing Choir Fr. - Soph. Swing Choir U Jr. - Sr. Swing Choir 1st place trophy from Midland Jazz Festival. ROW ONE: Debbie Keyes. Pam Gose. Patty Zinn. Holly Jones. Anne Keeling. Patrice Peck, and Cindy Sailors. ROW TWO: Trudy Henke (accompanist). Leslie Bohrer. Jim Fisher. Jim Baldwin. Kim Yoder. Jim Brightwell. and Gary Taylor. ROW THREE: Doug Appleoff. Rick Martin. Tom Miller. Bob Garrett. Don Sheets. Steve Yoder, and Chris Campbell. Triple Trio 1ST ROW: Rita Chit-tick. Debbie Kirkendall. Lori Kirkendall. and Susan Gentry, accompanist. 2ND ROW: Anna Marie Jahn. Paula Smith, and Cindy O’Ban ion. 3RD ROW: Bethanne Smith. Carol Sheets, and Beth Vice. Girls’ Boys’ Quartet BOTTOM ROW: Doug Kirkendall. and Loren Wissman. TOP ROW: Don Hunzeker. and Roy Rieger. Pop 1ST ROW: T eresa Kirkendall. Vicki Hunzeker. Debbie Thomas, and Bonnie Veigel. accompanist. 2ND ROW: Irma L e a f t y. Marsha Hodge. Glenda Sickel. Diane Sailors, and Barb Vollmer. 3RD ROW: Debbie Prater. Cathy Kelley. JoEllen Groothius. and Carol Surinam Jim Cole. Roy Rieger. All State Our Chorus Doug Kirkendall. Paula Smith. Don Hunzeker. Cindy O'Banion, Tom Miller. Plainsman Honor Choir In Action ... 1ST ROW: Angie Tisdel. Gwen Wells. Joan Heineman, Debbie Kirkendall. Marcia Younker. Pam Weaver, and Pam Shafer. 2ND ROW: Angie Nol, Kayla Moeller, Connie Koso. Leslie Bohrer. Joan Wilhelm. Diane Sailors, Patty Zinn. Valerie Vieth. Brenda Sickel, and Pam Hamblin. 3RD ROW: Beth Phillips. Mary Hatch. Connie Goff. Susan Hollens, Joyce Werner. LuAnn Wissmann. accompanist. Marcella Scholl. Gayle Ankrom; accompanist, Ann Scott, and Mary Schawang. Girls’ Glee Officers BOTTOM ROW: Debbie Kirkendall. Vice-President: and Patty Zinn. Librarian. TOP ROW: Joan Wilhelm, Secretary: Marcella Scholl. Librarian: and Gayle Ankrom. President. 87 FIRST ROW: Joyce Karst. Beth Vice. Linda Niehaus. Kim Yoder. Carol Sheets. Mary Bauman. Paula Smith. Jennifer Giles. Linda Walker. Irma Leafty. Leslie Bohrer. SECOND ROW: Susan Gentry. Chris Campbell. Judy Karst. Greg Dunn. Helen Eigenberg. Tom Miller. Sandy Appleoff. Kevin Beasing. Lonnie Goff. Kevin Killingsworth. Zac Eckard. Mike Gerweck. Lynn Pratt. Bethanne Smith. Bill Heiser. Lynn Hayes. Don Lyons. Sondra Butrick. Tami Meinzer. THIRD ROW’: Joyce Werner. Wanda Lyons. Lana Hullman. Cathie Dunn. JoEllen Groothius. Karen Meinzer. Debbie Lape. Mike Dunn. Mike Campbell. Darrel Schulenberg. Harley Jaide. Steve Moore. Marty Meinzer. Debbie Brownson. Marta Prichard. Mike Brownson. Hugh Joy. Doug Young. Don Sheets. Leonard Yoesel. Eddie Concert Our Beloved President. 88 OFFICERS: Left-to-Right: Carol Sheets. Student Council Representative; Mike Brownson. Student Conductor: Lynn Pratt. Secretary; Susan Gentry. Head Majorette; Bethanne Smith. President: Mr. Rodney Schmidt. Director. Fischer. Lonnie Ludwig. Gary Taylor. Debbie Werner. Rita Chittick. Karen Weigand. Cindy Burton. Steve Dunn. FOURTH ROW: Beverly Parrish. Julie Giles. Valerie Foster. Connie Koso. Mary Hatch. Cindy Hardt. Tim Wilson. Tedd Gentry. Randy Scott. Murvyn Morehead. Barbara Carpenter. Marcia Younker. Bob Carpenter. Dwight Thompson. Tom Carpenter. Richard Little. Gary Richey. David Mullins. Mike Maze. Tom Weinert. Steve Yoder. Jim Fisher. Randy Kermoade. Jim Cook. Scott Nelson. Pam Younker. Bill White. Doug Appleoff. BACK ROW: Kaye Bryan. Brenda Jones. Kathy Kirkendall. Cheryl White. Deanna Chapp. Gail Duey. Cece Burton. Roxann Roggenkamp. Linda Meyer. Ann Scott. Gail Kiefer. Kevin Hauck. Betty Rowan. Mike Brownson Mike’s played the first trumpet in the concert band for three years and he’s also played first trumpet in stage band for two years. Mike has attended All-State three summers and was a member of the Nebraska All-State Band in 1973-74. He was a member of the Nebraska Wesleyan Plainsman Honor Band in 1973. has received a superior rating as a contest soloist one year, and was an alternate for Hastings Honor Band 1974. This year Mike was student conductor of the Concert Band. Mike will be attending the University of Nebraska School of Music as a trumpet major next year. 89 FRONT ROW: Rita Chittick. Steve Dunn. Cindy Bur- Scott Nelson. Pam Younker. Doug Appleoff. Bill White, ton. Karen Weigand. Lonnie Goff. Jennifer Giles, Susan BACK ROW: Debbie Brownson. Mike Campbell. Mike Gentry. Murvyn Morehead. Rick Vice. ROW TWO: Brownson. Hugh Joy. Marta Prichard. Stage Band Contest Ratings Plattsmouth Marching Contest II Pershing Marching Contest II District Music Contest II Stage Band I Flute Quartet I Trombone Quartet I Trumpet Trio I Clarinet Quartet II Woodwind Quintet II Brass Choir II Mike Brownson II Doug Appleoff II Steve Dunn II Greg Dunn I Bill White III This year the Stage Band attended several clinics. At the Twin-Rivers Clinic at Plattsmouth. the band was chosen the best and had the honor of playing at the evening concert. At the Midland Jazz Festival at Fremont, the Stage Band was second in the Class A division and participated in the mass band at the evening performance. Stage Band trumpet section. Majorette And Twirlers LEFT TO RIGHT: Cindy Burton: Deanna Chapp; Susan Gentry. Head Majorette: Debbie Lape: Holly Jones. Pep Band FRONT ROW: Greg Dunn. Susan Gentry. Lynn Pratt, Chris Campbell. Helen Eigenberg. Beth Vice. Bethanne Smith. Carol Sheets. Marta Prichard. SECOND ROW: Debbie Brownson. Steve Dunn. Bill Heiser. Joyce Karst. Rita Chittick. Judy Karst. Kevin Hauck. Linda Meyers. Roxann Roggenkamp. Scott Nelson. Beth Taylor. THIRD ROW: Barb Carpenter, Hugh Joy. Lonnie Goff. Mike Brownson. Tedd Gentry. Tim Wilson. Murvyn Morehead. Gail Duey. Bill White. Jim Cook. Doug Appleoff. 91 Clarinet Quartet BELOW: Greg Dunn. Susan Gentry. Chris Campbell, Judy Karst. ABOVE: Linda Niehaus. Beth Vice. Kim Yoder, Joyce Karst. Flute Quartet ABOVE: Bill White. Pam Younker, Doug Appleoff, Scott Nelson. Trombone Quartet 92 BELOW: Marta Prichard. Hugh Joy, Mike Brown- son. BOTTOM ROW: Tedd Gentry. Doug Appleoff. Marta Prichard. Hugh Joy. Debbie Brownson. Scott Nelson. Mike Brownson. TOP ROW: Tom Miller. Bill White. Kevin Beasing, Barb Carpenter, Sandy Appleoff. Brass Choir FIRST ROW: Kenny Tackett. Dwight Thompson. John Jahn. David Shefferd. Ed Fischer. Marc Morehead. Ron Hall. Bill Morehead. Eddie Lippold. Tim Lockwood. Jim Kirkendall. Bob Kirkendall. Scott Scribner. Tom Langan. Jeff Shaffer. Neil Liberty. Jeff Sailors. Mike Clatch. Lester Ebel. Roger Liberty. SECOND ROW: Roger Gerdes. Ed Harris. Steve Bohrer. Jerry Simpson. Wendell Jones. Ken Frederick. Jodie Schuetz. Ernie Craig, Chuck Bennett. Richard Kirkendall. Bruce Whitten. Dave Hall. Chuck Simmonds. Wes Kelley. Bill Snider. Marlin Rogers. Marvin Carpenter. Roger Lampe. Randy Durham. THIRD ROW: Larry Hayes, Ed Boys’ Try it again. Step .. 2 .. 3. Attentively listening to wrestling instructions. Kirkendall. Bill Nussbaum. Rodney Ramer. Ed Jaros. Terry Murphy. Brad Whitten. Skip Lewis. Bill Chandler. Brad Luchsinger. Loren Wissmann, Doug Moore. Ken Meinzer. Gary Kratz. Don Ferguson. Bruce Merz. Bill Jahn. Paul Ivey. Quinten Sutherland. Duane Armbruster. FOURTH ROW: Mike Boggess. Bob Ew- ing. Sean Nolte. Dean Lock. Jeff Ramer. Doug McMahan. David Egner. Robert Baker. Dan Schlicker. Bill Bryan. Charles Messner. Joe Fischer. Rick Stice. Dan Strecker. Mike Fisher. Bruce Vogele. John Krause, Mike Bohrer. Roger Baker. Randy Feighner. P.E. ROW ONE: Zac Eckard. Scott Nelson. Jim Cook. Doug Laney. Chuck Simmonds, Larry Munn-sponsor. Tom Stalder. Martie Jones. Wendell Jones. Kevin Killingsworth. Mike Stewart. Ed Harris. Gary Richey. ROW TWO: Kenny Meinzer. Tim Wilson. Alan Koenig. Mike Bohrer. Gary Jones. Rick Brazau. Quinten Sutherland. Bill Jahn. Jim Farmer. Bob Kirkendall. Tom Kopf. Joe Charbonneau. ROW THREE: Gary Kratz. Jim Schulenberg, Paul Ivey. John Chittick. Dave Cudney. Alan Niehaus. Mike Dunn. Rich Roggenkamp. Jim Kirkendall. Mike Campbell. Ed Kirkendall. Hugh Joy. ROW FOUR: Dean Lock. Don Hunzeker. Bill Keeling. Robert Hull. Jeff Ramer. Skip Lewis. Tom Weinert. Bob Ewing. Don Sailors, Harry Kirkendall. Greg Watkins. Jeff Prosser, Tim Luchsinger. F Club Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Keeling. Vice-President: Tom Kopf. President; Rich Roggenkamp. Secretary-Treasurer. 9G Officers ROW ONE: Cherri Godemann. President: Debbie Thomas. Treasurer. ROW TWO: Denise Coupe. Student Council Representative: Marta Prichard. Secretary; Leann Vollmer, Vice-President. Girls’ Letter Association ROW ONE: Mrs. Roesch. sponsor; Cherri Godemann. Debbie Kirkendall. Debbie Larkin. Debbie Thomas. Cece Burton. ROW TWO: Trudy Henke. Janice Kot-tich. Patty Zinn. Cindy Burton. Debbie Brownson. Patrice Peck. Marta Prichard. ROW THREE: Debbie Lape. Anne Keeling. Nancy Jones. Nancy Vice. Rhonda Cudney. Denise Coupe. Karen Cudney. ROW FOUR: Helen Eigenberg. Vicki Zeigler. Gail Duey. Gail Ankrom. Barb Morehead. Janet Surman, Leann Vollmer. Awards Night Athletic Awards F - Club KTNC Football Lineman Back Basketball Cross-Country Wrestling Track Golf Bill Keeling Tom Kopf Jeff Prosser Mike Stewart Dave Cudney Jeff Ramer Mike Stewart Greg Watkins Jim Schulenberg Football Basketball Cross-Country Wrestling Golf Boys’ Track Girls' Track Volleyball Tom Kopf Don Sailors Mike Stewart Jeff Ramer Jim Schulenberg Mike Stewart Cindy Burton Marta Prichard Marta Prichard G.L.A. Awards Track Cindy Burton Coach Larry Munn presented Don Sailors with the Neil Whitehead Football Award and the Outstanding Athlete Award for 1974. 98 99 Drama Awards Best Actor Best Supporting Actor Best Actress Best Supporting Actress Joe Charbonneau Roy Rieger Cindy O'Banion Sandy Appleoff Best Thespian Award Sandy Appleoff Helen Eigenberg Doug Kirkendall Music Awards Chorus Chorister of the Year Cindy O'Banion Outstanding Senior Chorister Roy Rieger 100 Athletics lOl FRONT ROW: Mike Stewart0. Mike Bohrer0. Bob Simpson. Alan Koenig . Scott Nelson0. Don Hunzeker-Student Manager. BACK ROW: Gary Richey0. Quinten Sutherland0. Tedd Gentry. John Krause. Chuck Simmonds. Ed Harris. NOT PRESENT-Coach Louis Fritz and John Chittick.0 Signifies Lettermen. Cross Country Major Meets Duel Meets Fifth Plattsmouth Invitational Falls City 18 Tecumseh 19 Eighth Falls City Invitational Falls City 23 Auburn 14 First Hiawatha Invitational Falls City 17 Nebraska City 20 Sixth Syracuse Invitational Fifth Twin Rivers Conference Ninth District Summary The Cross Country varsity team this year was going with only two seniors. Mike Stewart and Mike Bohrer. on the team. The rest of the varsity team were freshmen John Chittick and Gary Richey, and sophomores Scott Nelson. Quinten Sutherland, and Alan Koenig. The cross country season wasn’t as good this year as it had been in the past but with the experience the younger members gained this year, next year’s season should be really great. Coach Fritz bringing in Nelson. Chittick’s done truckin’. Hiawatha Invitational It was a rainy day when the harriers went down to the Hiawatha Invitational. Spirits were high because of the wins taken here the past two years. Ed Harris, who came out later in the season, took a 1st in the B-team race with a time of 12:17. With this extra boost of spirit the Tiger varsity took off. After a few minutes of anxious waiting we found we had tied Maur Hill for 1st. In Kansas there is no coin flip and a trophy goes to both teams making it the third 1st place at the Hiawatha Invitational. 103 Mike! Watch out for the . . . . . mud. FRONT ROW Left to Right: Head Coach Carl Ashman. Randy Durham . Jeff Ramer . Rick Brazau . Ron Ebel . Jim Kirkendall . Joe Charbonneau . Tom Kopf . Greg Watkins , Bill Keeling . Rich Roggenkamp . Tom Stalder . Dave Cudney . Tim Luchsinger . SECOND ROW: Mark O’Grady. Murvyn Morehead. Paul Ivey , Tim Wilson . Ed Jaros. Harry Kirkendall . Tom Weinert . Don Sailors . Randy Ker- “TIGERS FALL TO JEFFS IN OPENING GAME” The Tigers lost their opening game of the season against the Fairburv Jeff’s at Fairbury 19-0. Quarterback Don Sailors and running back Bill Jahn both started the season with good running gains. Don was also leading tackier. TIGERS CONTROL BALL AND DEFEAT SOUTHERN” In their second game of the season the Tiger team outran and out-passed the Wymore Southern Raiders as they won their first game of the ’73 season 33-6. With an offense led by the blocking of Tom Kopf and a defense led by Bill Keeling the Tigers kept the Raiders in a hole most of the game. •TIGERS SCORE AGAINST GROSS” Even though the Tigers were defeated, they enjoyed a moment of glory as they scored upon Omaha Gross, a team that had not been scored upon for ten games. The final score was 48-12. The best offensive gainers for the Tigers were Sailors to Roggenkamp passes. The defensive leaders for the game were Sailors and Bill Jahn. with Ken Meinzer and Ron Ebel close behind. Varsity •HOMECOMING VICTORY In their Homecoming game the Tigers shut out the Auburn Bulldogs in a final score of 21-0. The running of Greg Watkins and the defensive play of the Tigers highlighted all evening. Watkins had good gains as the offensive line fired out with force throughout the game. Defensively Bill Keeling finished as tackling leader. -wmsr------ moade. Ken Meinzer . Gary Jones. Martie Jones' , Mike Campbell . Student Manager Dan Strecker. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach Keith Richey. Bruce Merz. Bill Snider. Marty Meinzer. Jim Farmer, Gary Kratz. Bob Ewing0. Skip Lewis , Mark O’Banion. Bill Jahn . Hugh Joy . Bill Chandler. Kevin Killingsworth. Student Manager Robert Hull. Assistant Coach Larry Munn. Football ‘NEBRASKA CITY TRIPS UP THE TIGERS” Nebraska City capitalized on Tiger mistakes to defeat the Tigers 22-14. The Pioneers recovered a Tiger fumble and returned an intercepted pass 60 yards for a TD. For the Tigers Watkins and Lopf were the offensive workhorses and Keeling was the leader on defense. 'TIGER CONVERSIONS BEAT PLATTS-MOUTH” The Tigers ruined Plattsmouth’s “Homecoming” as they came back in the second half to defeat the Blue Devils by the score of 22-20. Watkins was the workhorse of the Tiger ground attack throughout the game, with Tom Kopf clearing the way to get him started. Don Sailors and Tom Kopf finished in a tie for leading tacklers. “ TIGERS BEAT TECUMSEH IN FINAL HOME CONTEST” The Falls City Tigers played their final contest of the season at Jug Brown Stadium with the Tigers treating the home fans to a 27-14 victory over Tecumseh. Rich Roggenkamp was the leading offensive gainer of the game. During the evening the Tiger defense forced 6 Tecumseh turnovers. Leading tackier was Don Sailors. “FINAL GAME ENDS IN VICTORY” The Falls City Tigers brought their 1973 football campaign to an end with a 15-6 victory at Syracuse. Even though the weather was bitter cold, the Tigers had a ground attack that the Rockets couldn’t stop. Seniors Bill Keeling and Tom Kopf had the leading amount of tackles. Tigers . . . STARTING AT THE RIGHT AND GOING IN A CLOCKWISE DIRECTION. The final score of the Tigers’ last home game with Tecumseh . Don Sailors fights for extra yardage . . . Part of the Omaha Gross action . . . Sailors runs for a long gainer . . . Tigers get psyched up for a game. 106 In Action! STARTING BELOW AND GOING IN A CLOCKWISE DIRECTION: Big D puts the sticks on Auburn . . . Paydirt!!! . . . Roggie catches Omaha Gross off guard with the sleeper play . . . Bill Jahn makes an important catch . . . The line does their share. 107 % TIGERS OPPONENT 21 Maryville 38 Reserve Season 8 Beatrice 8 0 0 Auburn Hiawatha 28 8 Record 6 Plattsmouth 6 LEFT TO RIGHT: Assistant coach Larry Munn. Head coach Carl Ashman, Assistant coach Keith Richey All Conference All Conference medals were earned by four Tigers this fall. From LEFT TO RIGHT: senior Tom Kopf. fullback (two years all conference): senior Rich Roggenkamp. wingback; junior Don Sailors, quarterback: senior Bill Keeling. Honorable mention honors were earned by six Tiger seniors, one junior, and two sophomores. They were seniors: Tom Stalder. defensive safety: Ron Ebel. tackle: Greg Watkins. I-back: Jim Kirkendall. guard: Joe Charbonneau. guard: Jeff Ramer. end: junior Ken Meinzer. center: and sophomores Bill Jahn. I-back: Skip Lewis. 108 FRONT ROW Left to Right: Steve Yoder. Don Sheets. Don Ferguson. Dave Shefferd. Ron Hall. Kenny Tackett. Scott Scribner, Dave Hall. SECOND ROW: Jim Baldwin. Bob Kirkendall, Seth Dunn. Jim Murphy. Duane Armbruster. Brad Luchsinger. Mike Strecker. Randy Feighner. THIRD ROW: Rod Ramer. Jim Werner. Scott Magdanz. Jim Pratt. Mike Whalen, Jeff Sailors. Doug Moore. Freshman Football TIGERS OPPONENT 12 Wymore Southern 27 0 Syracuse 12 28 Auburn 6 39 Hiawatha 0 22 Nebraska City 32 Freshman football coaches Dennis Walters and Eldon Lindquist. 109 I FRONT ROW: Randy Durham. Darrel Munn. Jeff Ramer. Jim Kirkendall. Alan Schulenberg. Ed Harris. Ed Kirkendall. Dave Niehaus. Ken Meinzer. Tim Wilson and Jim Cudney. SECOND ROW: Head Coach Larry Cook are missing from picture. Varsity Wrestling Season Wrestling TIGERS OPPONENT 42 Nebraska City 9 30 Maryville 24 18 Wymore Southern 29 39 St. Joseph Lafayette 11 56 Tecumseh 9 50 Hiawatha 4 36 Auburn 18 AUBURN INVITATIONAL - Falls City fifth with 49 points. CRETE INVITATIONAL - Falls City second with 72'; points. PLATTSMOUTH INVITATIONAL -Falls City fifth with 70'j points. '‘TWIN RIVERS -Falls City first with 97' 2 points. DISTRICT TOURNAMENTS • Falls City second with 77 points. 1 10 Best dual record for FCHS wrestlers ever (6-1). , ’c'First time Falls City has ever won Twin Rivers in Wrestling. Falls City was runnerup for third year in a row. State Grapplers Alan Niehaus 167 Kenny Meinzer 185 Jeff Ramer 145 Ed Harris 112 Dave Cudney 138 I FRONT ROW: Zac Eckard. Scott Nelson. Neil Liberty. Roger Liberty. Marty Meinzer. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Marshall Nelson. Robert Hull Kevin Killingsworth. Doug Laney. Carl Messner. Junior Varsity Wrestling 1 12 FRONT ROW: Chuck Bennet. Kevin Hauck. Jeff Laney. Dwight Thompson. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Marshall Nelson. Roger Lampe. Bill Chandler. Rod Ramer. Mike Strecker. Junior Varsity Record TIGERS OPPONENTS 9 Nebraska City 30 23 Maryville. Mo. 54 26 Wymore Southern 20 52 Humboldt Varsity 12 22 St. Joseph Lafayette 21 21 Tecumseh 0 LEFT: See.ya do it like this. RIGHT: Boy, I wish I could wrestle the 98 pound division. BELOW RIGHT: Lift that leg. turn that neck, come on grapplers giv’em heck. ABOVE LEFT: Kichie. kichie. coo. RIGHT: Coach: I disagree with that decision! Referee: Oh. you do. do you!!! LEFT TO RIGHT: Zac Eckard. Darrel SECOND ROW: Head Coach Larry Munn Ed Schulenberg. Jeff Ramer. Dave Cudney. Jim Kirkendall. Ken Meinzer. Jim Kirkendall. Alan Cook. Tim Wilson. Niehaus. Paul Ivey. Ed Harris was absent from the picture. District Runner-Up Twin Rivers Champions FRONT ROW: Jim Farmer. Martie Jones . Mike Dunn . Jay Bahr. Bill Jahn . Gary Kratz . BACK ROW: Coach Dan Parks. Skip Lewis . Mark O'Banion, Jeff Prosser . Bob Ewing. Alan Koenig . Don Sailors Coach Larry Ribble. Not pictured is Rich Roggenkamp ’’Denotes lettermen. Varsity Basketball Season’s Record OPPONENTS TIGERS SCORE OPPONENT SCORE 43 Syracuse 49 71 Auburn 55 48 Nebraska City 36 74 Crete 51 72 Norris 50 41 Hiawatha 46 37 Wymore 68 46 C.B. St. Albert 48 56 Plattsmouth 57 48 Pawnee City 43 73 Omaha Gross 62 69 Tri - County 53 46 Tecumseh 68 76 Nebraska City 46 62 Fairbury 59 79 Plattsmouth 52 67 Auburn 47 63 District Playoffs - Auburn 35 PICTURES CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT HAND CORNER: Coach Ribble in his first year of coaching the basketball team at Falls City High School. Don Sailors was chosen for All-Conference and Honorable Mention All-State. The strategy of not using Right Guard. Rich Roggenkamp gets off a shot just in time. Jeff Prosser was bestowed the honor of Honorable Mention All-Conference. Coach Ribble Speaks The Falls City basketball team compiled a five and thirteen record during the 1973-74 season. Although the won-loss record is not as successful as the Tigers had hoped it is not indicative of the team’s strength. This year our area was a basketball “hotbed” as all the teams were very strong. The future is bright because only two of the nine lettermen graduate this year. 116 CAPTIONS OF PICTURES CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER-LEFT HAND CORNER: Some of the opposing teams' members astound us with the natural, graceful moves they make. All players' eyes anxiously follow the ball. The thrill of victory and the agony of the feet. Mike Dunn gets ready to shoot the ball for a basket. The easiest way to win a game has been to never let the other team on the court. 117 FRONT ROW: Jay Bahr. Jim Farmer. Jim Schulenberg. Robert Baker. BACK ROW: Mike Waddle. Alan Koenig. Bob Ewing. Mark O’Banion. Tedd Gentry. Coach Dan Parks. Jr. Varsity SEASON RECORD OPPONENT TIGERS 40 Syracuse 46 50 Auburn 38 65 Nebraska City 49 49 Hiawatha 44 35 Beatrice 31 26 Wymore 48 65 St. Albert’s 45 46 Pawnee City 35 57 Omaha Gross 39 39 T ri-County 61 39 Tecumseh 47 43 Nebraska City 46 54 Plattsmouth 37 58 Fairbury 41 45 Auburn 44 1 18 FRONT ROW: John Jahn. Gary Richey. Jim Baldwin. Steve Yoder. Tom Langan. Scott Magdanz. BACK ROW: John Krause. Dave Hall. Jim Murphy. John Chittick. Brad Luchsinger. Mike Whalen. Don Ferguson. Jim Fisher. Coach Dennis Walters. Freshman Basketball Season’s Record OPPONENT TIGERS 68 Nebraska City 41 57 Hiawatha 56 62 Beatrice 58 44 Auburn 36 14 Pawnee City 62 43 Hiawatha 56 83 Nebraska City 33 FRESHMAN TOURNAMENT 71 Nebraska City 26 119 FRONT ROW: Mike Waddle. Scott Nelson . Kevin Killingsworth . Ron Ebel . Mike Stewart . Paul Ivey. Bill Jahn . Quinten Sutherland . BACK ROW: Coach Keith Richey. Tom Weinert . Steve Dunn . Doug Appleoff. Bill Keeling. Greg Watkins . Robert Baker . Mike Bohrer. Don Hunzeker. and Dean Lock , who is not pictured. Also not pictured are the student manager and student trainer. John Jahn and Greg Weinert . Denotes letterman. Boys’ Track Season’s Record MEET LOCATION PLACE Auburn Dual Falls City 2nd Fairbury Inv. Fairbury 8th Johnson Brock Triangular Johnson 1st Nebraska City Triangular Nebraska City 3rd Hiawatha Dual Hiawatha 2nd Twin Rivers Fairbury 7th District Fairbury 9th 120 FRONT ROW: John Chittick. Chuck Simmonds . Mike Whalen , Gary Richey. Martin Elwonger. BACK ROW: Mike Strecker. Jerry Simpson. John Jahn. Coach Larry Ribble. Denotes letterman. My Gosh 121 Top Performances Of 1974 Triple Jump Long Jump Mile 880 100 220 880 Relay Bill Jahn 3910 Bill Jahn 21'944 Mike Stewart 4:47.1 Ron Ebel 2:06 Greg Watkins 10.3 Greg Watkins 23.7 Greg Watkins 1:37.5 Tom Weinert Mike Stewart Bill Keeling 122 £Z I FRONT ROW: Coach Dennis Walters. Jim Farmer. Jim Schulenberg. Gary Kratz. Martie Jones. SECOND ROW: Jeff Prosser. Jay Bahr. Kevin Beasing, Tedd Gentry. Golf 1974 Record TIGERS OPPONENT 174 Hiawatha 224 won 188 Auburn 167 lost 176 Syracuse 170 lost 176 Plattsmouth 179 won 178 Pawnee City 194 won 176 Nebr. City 165 lost Fairbury Tournament 8th 135 Hiawatha 145 won 166 Auburn 167 won 166 Plattsmouth 165 lost 187 Tecumseh 193 won 172 Nebr. City 161 lost Twin Rivers Tournament 6th District Tournament 11th 125 FRONT ROW: Patty Zinn°, Helen Eigenberg . Debbie Larkin’ , Denise Coupe , Marta Prichard . Karen Cudney . Leann Vollmer . Cherri Godeman . Nancy Vice . SECOND ROW: Barbara Vollmer. Debbie Thomas. Gayle Ankrom. Chris Campbell. Janice Kot-tich. Marsha Hodge, Debbie Kirkendall . Teresa Kirkendall. Kae Bentley. Joni Hihath. Rhonda Cudney . Vickie Fox. BACK ROW: Student Manager Nancy Jones . Marcia Younker. Anne Keeling. Leslie Bohrer. Carol Surman. Joyce Werner. Gail Duey . Janet Surman. Debbie Brownson. Kayla Moeller, Connie Koso. Tammy Gill. Student Manager Jane Jones. denotes lettermen. Girls’ Volleyball Season’s Record Varsity Falls City 15 15 Falls City 5 16 7 Wymore Southern 1 1 Murdock 15 14 15 Falls City 15 15 Falls City 12 15 16 Auburn 11 3 Tecumseh 15 12 14 Falls City 15 7 8 Falls City 12 15 15 Syracuse 11 15 15 Nebraska City 15 5 13 Falls City 15 15 Twin Rivers Tournament Pawnee City 2 2 Falls City 15 15 Falls City 15 15 Plattsmouth 7 8 Plattsmouth 9 9 Falls City 15 8 15 Falls City 15 15 Tecumseh 9 15 8 Hiawatha 11 6 Falls City 5 0 Peru Tournament Blair 15 15 Falls City 15 15 District Tournament Omaha Notre Dame 7 13 Falls City 10 4 Auburn 15 15 [r. Varsity Falls City 8 15 10 Falls City 15 15 Syracuse 15 5 15 Plattsmouth 7 11 Falls City 13 15 15 Falls City 15 15 Auburn 15 12 2 Hiawatha 7 1 Falls City 15 15 Falls City 15 15 Wymore Southern 8 4 Tecumseh 0 11 Falls City 15 15 Falls City 3 15 11 Pawnee City 0 1 Nebraska City 15 6 15 Girls’ Volleyball FRONT ROW: Cherri Godeman, Debbie Vice, and Rhonda Cudney. Leann Vollmer was Larkin. Karen Cudney. Patty Zinn. and Debbie not present for the picture because of illness. Kirkendall. BACK ROW: Denise Coupe. Marta Prichard. Helen Eigenberg. Gail Duey. Nancy Girls’ Volleyball Girls’ Volleyball made an excellent appearance for its second year at Falls City High School during the 1973-74 season. Out of the thirty-four girls who participated. thirteen lettered. The varsity record for the year was 10-4. and the junior varsity record was 6-2. The girls brought home their first trophy by taking second place in the Twin Rivers Tournament. This year there was also a freshman tournament. which was held in Falls City. The Falls City freshmen took second place and received a trophy for their efforts. Stretch. Rat! 128 FRONT ROW Left to Right: Patrice Peck, Cece Burton. Rhonda Cudney, Cindy Burton. Denise Coupe. Marta Prichard. Debbie Thomas. Vickie Zeigler. SECOND ROW: Julie Giles. Debbie Brownson. Angie Noll. Janice Kottich. Anne Keeling. Marcella Scholl. Debbie Kirken- dall. Carol Surman. THIRD ROW: Head Coach Vivian Roesch. Debbie Pupkes. Nancy Jones. Trudy Henke. Debbie Lape, Gayle Ankrom. Janet Surman. Tammy Gill. Assistant Coach Mary Burton. Girls’ Track Track Performances shot 30 ’9Vim Janet Surman discuss 96'10 Nancy Jones long jump 15' 1144 Trudy Henke 100 yd. dash 12 Cece Burton 220 yd. dash 27.3 Debbie Brownson 440 yd. relay 53.2 Debbie Thomas. Cece Burton. Trudy Henke. Debbie Brownson 440 yd. run 65.5 Cindy Burton 880 yd. relay 1:55.2 Trudy Henke. Marta Prichard. Denise Coupe. Debbie Brownson 880 yd. run 2:32.1 Cindy Burton 129 State Qualifiers Debbie Brownson 220 yd. run Cindy Burton 880 yd. run Girls’ Track Record Auburn won 70 - 30 Dawson-Verdon won 7744 - 22� 4 Southeast won 74 - 52 Nebraska City won 72 28 Syracuse Invitational 5th Twin Rivers Conference 5th District 3rd Coaches Jr. - Sr. Prom “We May Never Pass This Way Again” Jr.-Sr. Prom for Falls City High was held Saturday. May 4. 1974. at Prichard Auditorium with the theme “We May Never Pass This Way Again. ’ being given by the junior class for the graduating seniors. The band was “Forte from Omaha. Nebraska. The auditorium was attractively decorated with blue, green, yellow, and pink streamers for walls while the ceiling was of multi-colored balloons. The junior class president. Cindy Burton, gave the welcome to open the banquet, which was followed by Tom Stalder. the senior class president, giving the response. Rev. Robert Giles gave the invocation. The meal, made by the juniors’ mothers and grandmothers. was served by the sophomore class and consisted of baked ham. potatoes with butter and sour cream sauce, corn, hot rolls, tea. coffee, and ice cream for desert. Later, during the dance, the centerpiece in the ceiling began to gently drop dozens of pastel-colored balloons on the dancing couples below, as the band played “Colour My World. Sponsors for the prom were Rev. and Mrs. Robert Giles and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morehead. 132 Memories SH-H-H-H! THIS IS NOT A ZOO!!! PEEK1 133 “LARKIN!” I WONDER WHAT HE’LL TALK ABOUT? I WISH I HAD A CHEESEBAR' REALITY MAN! '1 a “OH. HEAVEN’’ Class of 1974 Graduation Ceremonies May 28, 1974 Prichard Auditorium Michelle Coleman. Salutatorian. and Cindy Joy. Valedictorian. FROSTY ANDERSON. University of Nebraska football player and honor student, speaks at Baccalaureate. JOHN ARONSON. Assistant to the Chancellor at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, speaks on “Freedom to Succeed - or to Fail” at Commencement. FRONT ROW: Tom Stalder. Joyce Karst. Cindy Joy. Michelle Coleman. SECOND ROW: Doug Weaver. Ed Harris. BACK ROW: Diana Merz. Tim Luchsinger. Susan Gentry. Top Students Jennifer Giles and Pat Bahr. the top Junior students. lead the graduates in. Senior Choir sings at Baccalaureate. Senior Summaries JANET ALLEN—Pep Club 3 yrs.. GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards. DON ANKROM—FFA 4 yrs. FFA judging contests 3 yrs FRANCES ANNO—Honor Roll 1 yr. Deca 2 yrs. GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards. Presidential Physical Fitness Award. JEFF BENTLEY—School play 2 yrs. Musical 1 yr. Deca 2 yrs. P E. 4 yrs. BING BINDRUM—P E 3 yrs. Wrestling 3 yrs. MIKE BOHRER—P E. 4 yrs. Track 4 yrs. Cross Country 4 yrs. F-Club 3 yrs. RICK BRAZAU—School play I yr. Football I yr. JOHN BRIGHTWELL—Honor Roll 3 yrs. Orange and Black Staff. School play 2 yrs. Speech contest 2 yrs. County Government. Spanish Club 2 yrs. Regents Scholarship Alt. MIKE BROWNSON—Musical 3 yrs. Mixed Chorus 1 yr. Band 4 yrs. Stage Band 3 yrs. Trumpet Trio 3 yrs. Brass Choir 3 yrs. District Music Contest 4 yrs. Solo 2 yrs. German Club 1 yr. P E. yr. Cross Country 1 yr. Basketball 3 yrs. BILL BRYAN—Deca 2 yrs. P.E. 3 yrs. Football 1 yr. Basketball 3 yrs. SHERRY BUTRICK—Band 3 yrs. District Music Contest 2 yrs. Deca 2 yrs. Spanish Club 2 yrs. Pep Club 2 yrs. Drill Team 1 yr. GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards. PATTY CARR—Musical 1 yr. Mixed Chorus 2 yrs. Girl’s Sextet 1 yr. Deca 1 yr. Pep Club 3 yrs. Drill Team 3 yrs. GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards. JOYCE CHANDLER—Mixed Chorus 1 yr. Deca 2 yrs (Secretary). Pep Club 2 yrs. GAA 4 yrs (Publicity Chairman). 1st and 2nd State Awards. JOE CHARBONNEAU—Honor Roll 1 yr. National Honor Society 1 yr. Orange and Black Staff. Thespian Club 1 yr. Musical 2 yrs. Best Actor 1972-73 and 1973 74. Mixed Chorus 2X i yrs. Swing Choir 2 yrs. Band 2l i yrs. County Government. Football 4 yrs. F-Club 3 yrs. All Conference Honorable Mention 1 yr. District Music Contest 2 yrs RITA CHITTICK—Mixed Chorus 4 yrs. Girl’s Glee 1 yr. Triple Trio 2 yrs. Girl's Pop 1 yr. Girl’s Sextet 1 yr. Band 4 yrs. Pep Band 2 yrs. Stage Band 2 yrs. District Music Contest 4 yrs. Pep Club 4 yrs. GAA 1 yr. RICK COCHRAN MICHELLE COLEMAN—Honor Roll 4 yrs. Spanish Club 1 yr. FTA 1 yr. GAA 4 yrs. Regents Scholarship. ERNIE CRAIG—Boys P.E. 4 yrs. Wrestling 3 yrs DAVE CUDNEY—County Government. Deca 1 yr (Vice-president). German Club 1 yr. Boys P.E. 1 yr. Track 2 yrs. Football 4 yrs. Wrestling 4 yrs. F-Club 2 yrs. RICH DUERFELDT—Honor Roll 1 yr. National Honor Society 2 yrs. Student Council 3 yrs. Musical 3 yrs. Student Council 3 yrs. Musical 3 yrs. Mixed Chorus 4 yrs (Student Council Rep ). District Music Contest 4 yrs. County Government. FFA 2 yrs. FFA judging contest 2 yrs. Spanish Club 2 yrs. Football I yr. Basketball 3 yrs. VERA DUERFELDT—Deca 2 yrs. GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards. RANDY DURHAM—School play 2 yrs. Mixed Chorus 4 yrs. District Music Contest 3 yrs. Solo 1 yr. Boys P E. 1 yr. Track 1 yr. Football 1 yr. Golf 1 yr. F-Club 1 yr. RON EBEL—FFA 3 yrs (Treasurer). FFA judging contest 4 yrs. Track 1 yr. Football 3 yrs. F-Club 2 yrs. KATHERINE ELWONGER—Mixed Chorus 1 yr. District Music Contest 1 yr. Solo 1 yr. German Club 1 yr. Pep Club 2 yrs. PAUL ERNST—FFA 4 yrs (Reporter). FFA judging contest 3 yrs. CATHY FALTER—Honor Roll 3 yrs. Orange and Black Staff. Musical 1 yr. Mixed Chorus 4 yrs (Secretary). Swing Choir 3 yrs. District Music Contest 4 yrs. County Government. German Club 2 yrs. Pep Club 4 yrs. Cheerleader 3 yrs. Drill Team 1 yr. Homecoming Royalty. GAA 4 yrs (President). 1st and 2nd State Award. JOHN FISCHER—FFA 3 yrs. FFA judging contest 2 yrs. Boys P.E. 4 yrs. Wrestling 1 yr. ROBERT FLEAGLE—Vice-president Sophomore year. Mixed Chorus 2 yrs. District Music Contest 1 yr. Deca 2 yrs. Boys P.E. 2 yrs. Track 1 yr. Transfer student from Table Rock High School. CAROLINE FOX—Honor Roll 3 yrs. Thespian Club 1 yr. School play 3 yrs. Musical 1 yr. Speech Contest 1 yr. German Club 1 yr. Pep Club 3 yrs. MELANIE FREDERICK—Honor Roll 1 yr. Orange and Black Staff. Musical 1 yr. Speech Contest 1 yr. Mixed Chorus 2 yrs. Deca 2 yrs. Pep Club 3 yrs. Cheerleader 2 yrs. GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards. Presidential Physical Fitness Award. SUSAN GENTRY—Honor Roll 4 yrs. National Honor Society 3 yrs. Orange and Black Staff. Student Council 1 yr. Musical 3 yrs. Mixed Chorus 2 yrs. Triple Trio 2 yrs. Girls Pop 1 yr. Swing Choir 1 yr. Band 4 yrs. Majorette 1 yr. Pep Band 3 yrs. Stage Band 2 yrs. Clarinet Quartet 2 yrs. Woodwind Quintet 1 yr. District Music Contest 3 yrs. Spanish Club 3 yrs (Vice-President and Student Council Rep.). Pep Club 4 yrs. Drill Team 3 yrs. GAA 3 yrs. 1st State Award. 1st in National Math Contest. Regents Scholarship Alt. CHERRI GODEMAN—Mixed Chorus 4 yrs. District Music Contest 4 yrs. GAA 4 yrs (Secretary Treasurer and Intermural Chairman). 1st and 2nd State Awards. Presidential Physical Fitness Award. GLA 3 yrs (President). Volleyball 2 yrs. Track 2 yrs. LONNIE GOFF—Speech Contest 1 yr. Band 4 yrs. Pep Band 2 yrs. Stage Band 2 yrs. Oklahoma Pit Band. District Music Contest 4 yrs. Spanish Club 4 yrs. Basketball 3 yrs. FFA 4 yrs (Secretary). FFA judging contest 4 yrs. State Farmer Award-FFA. ED HARRIS—Honor Roll 4 yrs. National Honor Society 1 yr. P.E. 1 yr. Track 1 yr. Cross Country 1 yr. Football 1 yr. Wrestling 3 yrs. F-Club 2 yrs. State Wrestling Tourn. 2 yrs. Regents Scholarship Alt. JUDY HATFIELD—Honor Roll 1 yr. School play 3 yrs. Musical 3 yrs. Mixed Chorus 3 yrs. Triple Trio 1 yr. Band 3 yrs. Pep Band 1 yr. District Music Contest 3 yrs. Deca 2 yrs. FTA 1 yr. Pep Club 2 yrs. KEVIN HAUCK Orange and Black Staff. School play 1 yr. Musical 2 yrs. Band 4 yrs. Pep Band 2 yrs. District Music Contest 2 yrs. Spanish Club 2 yrs. P E. 1 yr. Wrestling 1 yr. Golf 3 yrs. MIKE HAWS—Mixed Chorus 3 yrs. District Music Contest 3 yrs. Deca 2 yrs. Basketball 1 yr. BILL HEISER -Musical 1 yr. Mixed Chorus 2 yrs. Swing Choir 1 yr. Band 4 yrs. Pep Band 1 yr. District Music Contest 4 yrs. Football 1 yr. 137 HARLAN HENKE—Honor Roll 1 yr. National Honor Society 2 yrs. Orange and Black Staff. Regents Scholarship Alt. SHER'REE HIHATH—Mixed Chorus 2 yrs. Band 3 yrs. County Government. Deca 1 yr. Pep Club 4 yrs. Cheerleader 1 yr. Drill Team 2 yrs. GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards. Volleyball 1 yr. MARCELLA HONE A—Deca 2 yrs. Pep Club 2 yrs. GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards. TOM HORN—Deca 2 yrs. German Club 1 yr. Wrestling 2 yrs. DON HUNZEKER—Honor Roll 1 yr. Orange and Black Staff. Thespian Club 1 yr. School play 2 yrs. Musical 4 yrs. Speech Contest 1 yr. Mixed Chorus 4 yrs. Boy s Quartet 3 yrs. Swing Choir 2 yrs. District Music Contest 4 yrs. Solo 3 yrs. German Club 2 yrs. Track 2 yrs. Cross Country 4 yrs. F-Club 1 yr. Wesleyan Honor Choir. RICK HUPPERT- FFA 4 yrs (Treasurer). Deca 2 yrs. P.E. 1 yr. Wrestling 2 yrs. ANNA MARIE JAHN—Mixed Chorus 4 yrs. Swing Choir 1 yr. Girls Pop 1 yr. Triple Trio 1 yr. District Music Contest 3 yrs. Solo 3 yrs. LARRY JOHANSEN—Honor Roll 1 yr. School play 1 yr. FFA 3 yrs. PE 1 yr. JANE JONES—Deca 1 yr. Pep Club 3 yrs. GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards. Track 2 yrs. Musical 1 yr. NANCY JONES—School play 3 yrs. Musical 3 yrs. Deca 2 yrs. Deca State Convention 2 yrs. Pep Club 4 yrs (Secretary Treasurer). GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards. GLA 3 yrs. Volleyball 2 yrs. Track 3 yrs. CINDY JOY—Honor Roll 4 yrs. National Honor Society 3 yrs. Mixed Chorus 3 yrs. German Club 3 yrs. FT A 1 yr. National Math Team 1 yr. DA R History Award. Regents Scholarship Alt. JOYCE KARST—Honor Roll 4 yrs. National Honor Society 1 yr. Musical 4 yrs. Mixed Chorus 1 yr. Band 4 yrs. Pep Band 3 yrs. Flute Quartet 2 yrs. Woodwind Quintet 1 yr. District Music Contest 4 yrs. German Club 2 yrs. Pep Club 3 yrs. Drill Team 1 yr. Regents Scholarship Alt. BILL KEELING—Vice-president Senior year. Thespian Club 2 yrs. School play 1 yr. Musical 3 yrs. Speech Contest 2 yrs. Mixed Chorus 3 yrs (Librarian). Swing Choir 2 yrs. District Music Contest 3 yrs. Homecoming Royalty. Track 2 yrs. Football 4 yrs. Wrestling 2 yrs. F-Club 3 yrs (Vice-president). Deca 1 yr. CONNIE KELLEY—Honor Roll 1 yr. Deca 2 yrs. German Club 1 yr. GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards. LEONA KENTOPP—German Club 2 yrs. GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards. JIM KIRKENDALL—Secretary Sophomore year. Honor Roll 1 yr. National Honor Society 3 yrs. Orange and Black Staff. Student Council 4 yrs (President). Musical 3 yrs. Mixed Chorus 2 yrs. Swing Choir 1 yr. District Music Contest 2 yrs. Solo 1 yr. County Government. FFA 4 yrs (Reporter. Secretary, and Vice-president). FFA judging contest 4 yrs. German Club 1 yr. Track 1 yr. Football 4 yrs. Wrestling 4 yrs. F-Club 3 yrs. LORI KIRKENDALL—Vice-president Freshman year. Mixed Chorus 4 yrs. Girl's Sextet 1 yr. Triple Trio 2 yrs. District Music Contest 4 yrs. County Government. Pep Club 4 yrs. Cheerleader 1 yr. Drill Team 3 yrs. GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards. Presidential Physical Fitness Award. Track 1 yr. FFA Sweetheart. BOB KIRKENDALL—Deca 2 yrs. P.E 2 yrs. Football 3 yrs. Basketball 3 yrs. F-Club 3 yrs. JEFF KONIG THOMAS KOPF—President Junior year. Honor Roll 2 yrs. National Honor Society 2 yrs (Vice-president). Student Council 3 yrs (Secretary). FFA 4 yrs (Treasurer and President. 2 yrs). FFA judging contest 4 yrs. Homecoming King, Football 4 yrs. F Club 3 yrs (President). Boys State 1 yr. LISA LANGAN—Orange and Black Staff. School play 1 yr. Musical 2 yrs. County Government. Cheerleader 3 yrs. Drill Team 1 yr. GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards. Chorus 2 yrs. Pep Club 4 yrs. DOUG LANEY—FFA 4 yrs. FFA judging contest 1 yr. Football 1 yr Wrestling 2 yrs. F-Club 1 yr. IRMA LEAFTY—Musical 1 yr. Mixed Chorus 4 yrs. Madrigal 1 yr. Girl's Pop 1 yr. Band 4 yrs. District Music Contest 4 yrs. Spanish Club 3 yrs. Pep Club 2 yrs. PAM LEAFTY—Mixed Chorus 1 yr. Pep Club 3 yrs. STEVE LIPPOLD—FFA 4 yrs. FFA judging contest 4 yrs. DARRYL LOCK—School play 2 yrs. Deca 1 yr. P.E. 4 yrs. DEAN LOCK—P E 4 yrs. Track 1 yr. TIM LUCHSINGER—Honor Roll 4 yrs. National Honor Society 1 yr. Student Council 1 yr. Musical 1 yr. German Club 3 yrs. P E 3 yrs. Football 1 yr. Basketball 2 yrs. Golf 1 yr. F-Club 1 yr. Water Polo 1 yr. Key Club 2 yrs. Regents Scholarship Alt. Transfer student from Downey High School. Modesto. Calif. DAVE LYONS—School play 1 yr. Band 1 yr. Deca 1 yr. P.E. 1 yr. MIKE McKELVEY—P E 1 yr. JERRY McKIM—School play 1 yr. Musical 1 yr. FFA 2 yrs. Deca 2 yrs (Secretary and President). P.E. 2 yrs. DIANA MERZ—Honor Roll 4 yrs. National Honor Society 3 yrs. Orange and Black Staff. Student Council 1 yr. Mixed Chorus 2 yrs. District Music Contest 2 yrs. German Club 2 yrs. Pep Club 4 yrs. Cheerleader 2 yrs. Drill Team 2 yrs. GAA 4 yrs (Student Council Rep.). 1st and 2nd State Awards. Regents Scholarship Alt. BILL MILLER—FFA 1 yr. FFA judging contest 1 yr. State welding contest. Deca (Reporter). RICHARD MOTT—P E 1 yr. BARB MOREHEAD—Honor Roll 1 yr. Orange and Black Staff. Student Council 2 yrs (Secretary and Vice-president). Musical 2 yrs. Mixed Chorus 4 yrs (Librarian. 2 yrs). Swing Choir 1 yr. District Music Contest 4 yrs. County Government. Deca 1 yr. Pep Club 4 yrs. Cheerleader 1 yr. Drill Team 1 yr. Homecoming Queen. GAA 4 yrs (Social Chairman and Secretary). 1st and 2nd State Awards. Presidential Physical Fitness Award. GLA 2 yrs (Secretary). Track 1 yr BARB NIEDFELDT—Deca 2 yrs. German Club 1 yr. Pep Club 1 yr. ALAN NIEHAUS—National Honor Society 1 yr, German Club 2 yrs. Football 1 yr. Wrestling 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd at District. 2nd at Twin Rivers. State 2 yrs. KEVIN NOLTE—P E 1 yr. STEVE O GRADY—Honor Roll 1 yr. Student Council 3 yrs. Band 3 yrs. Stage Band 3 yrs. Percussion Group 1 yr. District Music Contest 3 yrs. FFA 2 yrs. FFA judging contest 2 yrs. P.E. 1 yr. Track 1 yr. Football 3 yrs. ROY PHILLIPS—Honor Roll 1 yr. Orange and Black Staff. Spanish Club 4 yrs. P.E. 3 yrs. Basketball 2 yrs. Regents Scholarship Alt. LYNN PRATT—Treasurer Senior year. Honor Roll 1 yr. National Honor Society 1 yr. Orange and Black Staff. Musical 3 yrs. Best Supporting Actress 1972-73. Mixed Chorus 4 yrs (Publicity chairman and Librarian). Swing Choir 3 yrs. Band 4 yrs (Secretary). Pep Band 3 138 yrs. District Music Contest 4 yrs. County Government. German Club 2 yrs. Pep Club 4 yrs. Drill Team 1 yr. JEFF PROSSER—Spanish Club 2 yrs. P E. 2 yrs. Football 2 yrs. Basketball 4 yrs. Golf 3 yrs. JEFF RAMER—P.E. 3 yrs. Football 4 yrs. Wrestling 4 yrs. F-Club 2 yrs. Honorable Mention Senior Year Football. PAM RAMER—Musical 1 yr. Deca 2 yrs. Pep Club 3 yrs. GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards. RONDA RESCHKE—Band 3 yrs. Deca 2 yrs. Pep Club 3 yrs. GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards. Presidential Physical Fitness Award. Track 1 yr. ROY RIEGER—Honor Roll 3 yrs. National Honor Society 2 yrs. Thespian Club 1 yr (Vice-president). Musical 4 yrs. Best Supporting Actor 1972-73 and 1973-74. Mixed Chorus 4 yrs (President). Swing Choir 3 yrs. Boy’s Quartet 2 yrs. Madrigal 1 yr. District Music Contest 4 yrs. Solo 2 yrs. FFA 4 yrs (Parliamentarian and Sentinel), FFA judging contest 4 yrs. P.E. V i yrs. RICH ROGGENKAMP—Treasurer Sophomore year. Secretary Junior and Senior years. National Honor Society 3 yrs. Musical 3 yrs. Mixed Chorus 4 yrs. Swing Choir 3 yrs. District Music Contest 4 yrs. Spanish Club 1 yr. FTA 2 yrs. Homecoming Royalty. P.E. 1 yr. Track 3 yrs. Football 4 yrs. Basketball 4 yrs. F-Club (Secretary T reasurer). JERRY ROLAND—FFA 2 yrs. FFA judging contest 1 yr. Deca 1 yr. German Club 1 yr. BETTY ROWAN—Orange and Black Staff. School play 1 yr. Speech Contest 1 yr. Band 4 yrs. District Music Contest 4 yrs. County Government. Cheerleader 3 yrs. GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards. Presidential Physical Fitness Award. BARB SCHLERETH—Regents Scholarship Alt. DAN SCHLICKER—School play 1 yr. P.E 4 yrs. Basketball 2 yrs DON SHAFER—Honor Roll 2 yrs. National Honor Society 1 yr. FFA 4 vrs (Parliamentarian). P.E. 1 yr. BOB SIMPSON—FFA 2 yrs. FFA judging contest 1 yr. P.E. 4 yrs. Track 3 yrs. Cross County 2 yrs. Football 1 yr. Wrestling 3 yrs. F-Club 3 yrs. BETHANNE SMITH—Orange and Black Staff. School play 1 yr. Musical 4 yrs. Mixed Chorus 4 yrs (Librarian. 2 yrs. and Treasurer). Swing Choir 2 yrs. Triple Trio 3 yrs. Band 4 yrs (President). Pep Band 3 yrs. Woodwind Quintet 1 yr. Bassoon Duet 1 yr. District Music Contest 4 yrs. Solo 2 yrs. Pep Club 4 yrs (Vice-president). TOM SNETHEN—Musical 2 yrs. Band 2 yrs. Stage Band 2 yrs. Deca 2 yrs (Parliamentarian). TOM STALDER—President Sophomore and Senior year. Vice-president Junior year. Honor Roll 4 yrs. National Honor Society 3 yrs (President). Musical 2 yrs. Mixed Chorus 2 yrs. Swing Choir 2 yrs. District Music Contest 2 yrs. Solo 2 yrs. Track 1 yr. Football 4 yrs. Wrestling 4 yrs. F-Club 4 yrs. Regents Scholarship Alt. NANCY STEVENS—School play 1 yr. Mixed Chorus 1 yr. Girl's Sextet 1 yr. Pep Club 2 yrs. Deca 2 yrs. Radio Commercial Competency Award. GAA 3 yrs. 1st State Award. MIKE STEWART—Deca 1 yrs. P.E. 4 yrs. Track 3 yrs. Cross Coun try 4 yrs, F-Club 3 yrs. RICK STICE—FFA judging Contest 4 yrs. P.E 3 yrs. Cross Country 1 yr. PAULA SUTHERLAND—Honor Roll 1 yr. Orange and Black Staff. School play 1 yr. Musical 3 yrs. Mixed Chorus 3 yrs. Triple Trio 2 yrs. Madrigal 1 yr. Band 2 yrs. Woodwind Choir 1 yr. District Music Contest 3 yrs. Pep Club 4 yrs. DEBBIE TATE—Honor Roll 3 yrs. Girl’s Glee 1 yr. Mixed Chorus 2 yrs. Band 1 yr. Pep Band 2 yrs. Stage Band 1 yr. District Music Contest 2 yrs. Pep Club 2 yrs. Paper Staff in DcKalb. Mo. Junior year. BETH TAYLOR—Musical 4 yrs. Mixed Chorus 4 yrs. Triple Trio 2 yrs. Girls Pop 1 yr. Band 4 yrs. Pep Band 3 yrs. District Music Contest 4 yrs. Solo 1 yr. Pep Club 2 yrs. TOM THOMAS—School play 3 yrs. Speech Contest 2 yrs. Deca 1 yr. German Club 2 yrs. BETH VICE—President Freshman year. Honor Roll 2 yrs. National Honor Society 3 yrs. Orange and Black Staff. Musical 2 yrs. Mixed Chorus 4 yrs (Publicity Chairman. Librarian, and Vice-president). Triple Trio 4 yrs. Swing Choir 1 yr. Band 4 yrs. Pep Band 3 yrs. Flute Quartet 2 yrs. Woodwind Quintet 1 yr. District Music Contest 4 yrs. County Government. German Club 1 yr (Secretary). Pep Club 4 yrs (President). Homecoming Royalty. Girls State 1 yr. RICK VICE—School play 1 yr. Band 2 yrs. Stage Band 3 yrs. FFA 4 yrs. FFA judging contest 4 yrs. P.E. 4 yrs. Football 1 yr. Wrestling 2 yrs. VALERIE VIETH—Girls Glee 1 yr. District Music Contest 1 yr. Solo 1 yr. German Club 1 yr. Pep Club 2 yrs. GAA 1 yr LEANN VOLLMER — National Honor Society 2 yrs (Secrctary Treasurer). Orange and Black Staff. Musical 3 yrs. Mixed Chorus 4 yrs (Librarian). Swing Choir 3 yrs. District Music Contest 4 yrs. Solo 1 yr. County Government. German Club 2 yrs. GAA 4 yrs (Vice-president). 1st and 2nd State Awards. Volleyball 2 yrs. GLA 2 yrs (Vice-president). MIKE VOLZ—Musical 2 yrs. Deca 1 yr GREG WATKINS—President Junior year. School play 1 yr. Speech Contest 1 yr. County Government. FTA 2 yrs. P.E. 1 yr. Track 4 yrs. Football 4 yrs. Basketball 1 yr. F-Club 4 yrs. Honorable Mention All-Conference Football. LUCY WENZ—GAA 3 yrs. 1st State Award DOUG WEAVER—Honor Roll 4 yrs. National Honor Society 1 yr. Thespian Club 2 yrs. School play 2 yrs. Musical 1 yr. Speech Contest 1 yr. Mixed Chorus 2 yrs. Swing Choir 1 yr. Boy's Quartet 1 yr. District Music Contest 1 yr. Solo 1 yr. P.E 2 yrs. Football 1 yr. Wrestling 1 yr. Baseball 1 yr. Soccer 1 yr. Transfer student from Gaithersburg High School in Maryland. BRUCE WHITTEN—FTA 2 yrs. P.E 3 yrs. Wrestling 2 yrs. DEBBIE WISDOM—Deca 2 yrs. Pep Club 2 yrs. GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards. ROD WISSMAN—Band 1 yr. P.E. 1 yr. Football 1 yr. VICKI ZEIGLER—Musical 2 yrs. Pep Club 4 yrs. GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards. GLA 1 yr. Track 2 yrs. 139 Advertising HALL MOTORS 114 West 16th Street Falls City. Nebraska General Repairs RED BARN DINER 14th and Fulton Good Food - Fast Service Low Prices - Appreciation HAROLD C. PRICHARD SEID IMPLEMENT John Deere Sales Service Ph. 245-2466 N. Highway 73 Falls City, Nebraska DELI LA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 1610 Stone Ph. 245-3028 Congratulations class of 1974 JACK'S MOBIL SERVICE 18th Harlan Street Falls City, Nebraska CHARLIE SMITH FORD Ford Mercury Ph. 245-2482 1416 Harlan FALTERS Clothing Corner Since 1916 Arrow Shirts Levis Falls City RICH'S MOTOR SERVICE 1114 Barada Street Ph. 245-3525 Auto Repairing THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Established in 1882 The Bank of Friendly Service Member of Federal Reserve and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Try our Drive-In Bank Safety Courtesy Service Compliments PICKARD'S MARKET FALLS CITY JOURNAL 721 Harlan Falls City. Nebr. We Specialize in Choice Meat —” CHAT'N NIBBLE Fountain and Luncheonette 1709 Stone Ph. 245-4311 HULLMAN'S AUTO CLINIC Complete Auto Service 1609 Chase Ph. 245-3225 141 MONTGOMERY WARDS BROWN'S SHOE FIT 1604 Stone Street Gerweck Agency 1505 Stone Street T£ ilTH The quality goes in before the name goes on MUTT AND JEFF DRIVE-IN APPLEOFF APPLIANCE Bob and Mildred Appleoff FIRESTONE SIGNAL L P GAS Stores 245-3524 Falls City. Nebr. Tanks Sales or Lease 1424 Harlan Street Falls City. Nebraska 68355 R. N. Werner. Mgr. Vet’s Club, Inc. American Legion Post 102 Girls’ Softball 4-H Program Safety Program Citizenship Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1765 Voice of Democracy Legion Baseball Veteran’s Day Program Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Oratorical Contest 142 JACK JILL We give S. H. Green Stamps North Harlan 245-2211 W. B. MAZE CONSTRUCTION CO. 1512 Stone 245-2441 Compliments of TOWLE REALTY COMPANY NORTH VUE SKELLY SERVICE Guaranteed Skelly Products North Highway 73 Falls City, Nebr. Owner-Paul Bek Ph. 245-2225 We. the following Richardson County officials, wish to congratulate Falls City High School on its 1974 issue of the High School yearbook. Melvin Ernst L. D. Camblin Thomas D. Aitken Robert S. Smith Albert Maust Frank Norris Lena Mae VonSeggern Virgil Vohl L. G. Wiltse Theodore Yoesel Wesley J. Stansbury Howard Simmonds Clerk of District Court Sheriff County Extension Agent Superintendent County Judge County Surveyor County Clerk County Assessor County Treasurer County Commissioners WANDA'S BEAUTY SHOP 108 West 16th Street Phone 245-3911 R. D. GENTRY. M. D. T. C. KIEKHAEFER. M. D. 116 West 19th Street Falls City. Nebraska SOUTH SIDE INN Beverages Good Food Sporting Goods Phone 245-4046 GIBSON'S DISCOUNT Falls City. Nebr. Why Pay More? Shop and Save at Gibson’s Ph. 245-2267 143 G H HARDWARE, PLUMBING. HEATING AIR CONDITIONING 1621 Chase Falls City. Nebraska 68355 HINKY DINKY Shop and Save Total Savings Program (COOP) 14th and Harlan Falls City. Nebr. Gasoline—Oil—Propane Farm Supplies—Feed TRUE VALUE HDW. Roger Kiekhaefer 1519 Stone Street Falls City. Nebraska 68355 ARMBRUSTER Armbruster Motor Co. H. J. Prichard Son, Inc. 307 W. 17th St. Falls City. Nebraska 68355 CHRYSLER CORPORATION Plymouth • Dodge • Chrysler • Imperial Congratulations 1611 Stone Falls City GARY'S DERBY KATY'S The Best Deal Going Ready to Wear Accessories LICHTY - TUBACH John H. Lichty Alvin K. Tubach £ Insurance STW. CoAP. Real Estate - Farm Loans Falls City. Nebraska HOMER J. HENKE JACK’S TV APPLIANCE Mgr. Nebraska Division Buildings - Grain Bins Admiral RCA Whirlpool Grain Drying Equip. Car Stereo Bulk Feed Tanks Records Tapes Falls City. Nebraska Falls City. Nebraska 68355 144 Congratulations DEE JAY CONSTRUCTION CO.. INC. Dick Gilkerson Jerry Hooper CHANEY FURNITURE CO. Pinky Hampton Chuck Chaney Owners 1523 Stone RICHARDSON COUNTY DENTAL SOCIETY Dr. J. L. Sanchez. D.D.S. Dr. J. Slominski. D.D.S. Dr. H. E. Tracey. D.D.S. Dr. T. Whitten. D.D.S. BRECHT VAULT CO. Dr. R. P. Hoban. D.D.S. Dr. Nicholas Couse. D.D.S. Falls City. Nebraska CHANEY - HODGENS - CLARK FUNERAL HOME Ph. 245-2411 Falls City. Nebraska KTNC 1230 Radio Vital Force In The Four State Corner 2002 Stone Street Falls City. Nebraska FALLS CITY TRUCK IMPLEMENT GARNER FLYING SERVICE Highway 73 North Minimill Box 509 Aerial Spraying i In ii Falls City. Nebraska Bellanca m ' Ph. 245-2438 Aircraft Sales Serving you since 1945 Ed Garner. Owner HARVESTER in Tractors Farm Implements Falls City. Nebraska Motor Trucks Ph. 245-3925 Bob Ted Gibson 68355 Frank Marrs Francis Nolte Owners 145 JERRY LITTLE PLUMBING 803 E. 16th St. Ph. 245-2601 REFORMER S CAR CLUB. INC. Devoted to Safety’ BOATMAN SAW AND MOWER Lawn Mower and Chain Saw Repair Harlan Boatman 620 West 21st St. Ph. 245-3923 MODERN CLEANERS Best Wishes Class of ’74 Cliff Charbonneau ZINN'S BARBER SHOP Tim and Jan Hairstyling 1608 Stone Falls City. Nebraska Phone 245-2772 J C PENNEY We know what you're looking for Best of Luck to Class of ’74 FALLS CITY AUTO SUPPLY BONNIE’S BEAUTY SHOP Wig and Hair Styling Cold Waves 2123 Schoenheit Ph. 245-2419 GAMBLES CASTLE HOME APPLIANCE Falls City 1305 Stone Ph. 245-3123 The Friendly Store Ray Bev Koopman - Owners ROBOT CAR WASH North of White City Motel CHANEY MUSIC CENTER Everything Musical” Falls City. Nebr. 1516 Stone Ph. 245-2835 � 14C DICK'S BODY FENDER REPAIR HOLLEN'S SADDLERY 1823 Stone Street JIM HILL 'S 'JI Saddle. Shoe Repair, and Upholstering Western Wear Western Equipment Ph. 245-4392 1515 Stone Falls City BARKER S AUTOMOTIVE SALES SERVICE Paint - Glass - Wallpaper Your Hobby Craft Headquarters 1619 Chase Falls City FALLS CITY MERCANTILE CO.. INC. Carburetor. Generator. Starter. Electric Motor Service 1921-23 Harlan Ph. 245-2579 Falls City. Nebr. Institutional Service Jobbers P. O. Box 68 7th Barada Streets Falls City. Nebraska 68355 HULL 'S SKOGMOS STORE Family Clothing Ann and Bill Hull Falls City. Nebr. 245-3023 S. D. COWAN. SR.. M.D. Eye. Ear. Nose, and Throat MILLER REFRIGERATION REPAIR S. D. COWAN. JR.. O.D. 1823 Chase Street Falls City, Nebraska Commercial Refrigeration Appliance Repair 1310 Chase St. P. O. Box 558 Gene Bill Miller Falls City. Nebr. COAST TO COAST STORE FROSTY QUEEN 1723 Stone Lloyd and Mary Oberkamper 8th Harlan Good Food Good Service CLARK’S MODERN BARBER SHOP IMOGENE'S WIG BOUTIQUE White s Metal Detectors Wig and Hair Styling Rare Coins Coin Supplies 2015 Clifton Ave. 245-4243 Ph. 245-3564 Falls City. Nebr. 68355 147 B B CEMENT CONTRACTORS Free Estimates Basements Patios Driveways Sidewalks etc. Phone 245-3090 Box 387 W. 13th St. Falls City. Nebraska 68355 HARMON'S OK TIRE STORE Complete Tire Service B. F. Goodrich Tires Front End Alignment Mag Wheels Speed Equipment 1903 Harlan Falls City Ph. 245-4214 SIMANTON AND PENCE Flowers for all Occasions Ph. 245-2113 STEPHENSON REXALL DRUG HACKETT'S Ladies. Mens, and Children’s Fashions MORSMAN STUDIO Congratulations It Has Been a Pleasure to Work With the Staff and Students Distinctive 3211 Stone Portraits Street STEINBRINK'S FEED STORE PAULA'S BEAUTY SALON North Fulton Hair Styling, Cutting. Permanent Waves Congratulations to the class of 1974 From the Friendly Folks at COMMODORE CORPORATION OF NEBR. Manufacturers of Mobile Homes FLESKOSK 'S BI-RITE LIQUORS North Harlan Street Falls City, Nebraska Congratulations to the Class of 1974 JAMES OIL COMPANY 148 GOLDSMITH ABSTRACT £ TITLE COMPANY MILLER - MONROE Insurance 1608 Stone Street BELMONT CASKET MANUFACTURING CO. Falls City. Nebraska HOY'S IDEAL CLEANERS Established 1922 Cleaners - Dryers - Hatters Fur Storage Rental Rug Cleaning Equip. Ph. 245-3223 1817 Harlan WEEPING WILLOW INN Barada. Nebraska Noted for Excellence in Seafood Steaks Entertainment French Fried Chicken Your Hosts: Barb and A1 Pratt Phone 883-2552 BOHRER BROS. CONTRACTORS CONCRETE LUMBER MERCHANTS non 245 3636 FAILS CITY, NEBR BREEZY HILL STEAK HOUSE Phone 245-2229 South on Highway 73 Bob and Burdeen Prater Simon Lantzy President Richardson County Bank Building Ph. 245-3088 Falls City. Nebr. 68355 Congratulations VERN'S BODY SHOP 1805 Chase Ph. 245-2722 Falls City E. J. Miller Don Coupe R. A. Monroe 149 J. B. CATTLE COMPANY John Buchholz . Order Buyer Falls City, Nebraska KRUMME LUMBER SUPPLY Everything to Build Anything Pratt and Lambert Paint HARRY'S AUTO SERVICE South Fulton Street P. 0. Box 504 Falls City, Nebraska 68355 KOZY THEATER 1517 Stone Street SHEETS PHARMACY James C. Sheets R.P. Rose Ann Sheets R.P Ph. 245-3312 V 1 Falls City. Nebraska V L 68355 V FARM AND CITY SUPPLY Make our Store Headquarters for Your Farm Needs 1423 Stone Falls City. Nebr. ENGLEHART ELEVATORS RIVOLI THEATRE 214 West 7th Street 5th and Morton Street 635.000 Bushels Good Luck Class of 1974 of Grain Storage Cooper Feeds - Nutrena Feeds Fertilizers CROSSTOWN CAFE - BUS DEPOT Good Food Reasonable Prices Open 1:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Highway 73 Ph. 245-2727 ELLIOT'S FOOD PRODUCTS, INC. QUALITYPRINT Custom Butchering and Processing 210 W. 7th FALLS CITY AUCTION CO. Witt Witt Owners Operators Box 422 Falls City, Nebraska 150 FASHION FABRICS YARN 1614 Stone Street Falls City. Nebraska FRANK S JEWELRY 1616 Stone Congratulations L. V. BRENNEN. M.D. R. L. BURGHART. M.D. Physicians Surgeons Falls City. Nebraska Compliments of FALLS CITY B P.O.E. LODGE 963 “With an Emphasis on Youth HAAGE'S MENSWEAR JERRY'S BUILDING CENTER Materials for All Home Decorating Paneling-Paint-Floor Covering Ceiling Tile Ph. 245-2333 1015 Harlan Street Falls City. Nebraska 68355 Carol Jerry Hooper 1622 Stone Falls City. Nebraska Ph. 245-4979 jPURINAk (CHOWbt SCHEITEL FEED SEED Purina Feeds Grain Bank Grinding and Mixing LORENZO'S SPTG. GOODS MERZ FARM EQUIPMENT Massey Ferguson Sales Service Bchlen-Blair-Brady-Keewanee Phone 245-2419 1816 Harlan Street Falls City. Nebr. 68355 F. F. L. 47-575 WILHELM EQUIPMENT CO.. INC. 17th and Barada Ph. 245-3724 Falls City. Nebr. 151 FALLS CITY CABLE TV “More to See on Cable TV” 1813 Stone Ph.245-2863 THE GAS SERVICE COMPANY Natural Gas for Home and Industry BAKER'S BAKERY Wedding Birthday - Party Cakes Falls City, Nebraska 1715 Stone Ph. 245-4125 DR. D. E. FOX Optometrist 1712 Stone Street Richardson County Bank Trust Co. MR. PAUL'S Congratulations to the Class of 1974 Soft Ice Cream Sandwiches Phone 245-3012 Managers - Mr. Mrs. Paul Weaver SIDLES COMPANY 1801 Chase Ph. 245-2474 152 WALSWORTH MwnUm.M� ..U.S.A. Cultural exchange with China continued. This group was surprised to learn the U.S. makes over 10 million cars yearly. 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