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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1975 volume:

FALLS CITY HIGH SCHOOL FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA Table Of Contents Faculty .....................................2 Graduates....................................9 Underclassmen...............................19 Student Activities..........................41 Athletics ..................................99 Advertisements ............................144 DR. DONALD BURLING Superintendent of Schools B.S.. M.E.D., Ed. D. University of Nebraska MR. ROBERT JOY Principal A.B., M S. Kearney State College Administration Board Of Education ROW ONE: Mr. James Sheets. President: Mr. Marlin Peck, Vice President: Dr. Donald Burling. Secretary. ROW TWO: Mr. Lawrence Eickhoff, Mr. Heasty Reesman, Dr. Richard Gentry, Mr. Harold Harroun. RON ROGOENKAMP Guidance Counselor B.A., M.A. Kearney State College University of Mo. Kansas City NELDA GODWIN School Nurse, R.N. Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital JUNE STRAUSS Secretary LUCIA AHERN English I Freshman Co-Sponsor B.A., Creighton University M.A., Peru State College COLLEEN MOREHEAD Secretary THOMAS AITKEN. JR. English I and IV Journalism B.A. Peru State College M.A., Kearney State College IRENE AITKEN English III B.S., University of Nebraska Sophomore Co-Sponsor Faculty 3 MILDRED APPLEOFF Vocal Music Director B.F.A.. Peru State College MIKE CASTLE English II B.A., Peru State College JAMES DICKSON Instrumental Music B.F.A., Peru State College PATRICIA COOK Art I. II. III. and IV Pep Club Sponsor B.F.A.. Peru State College GARY DUNKER Speech. Drama National Honor Society Thespians B.A., Wayne State College CHARMAIN DAVIES Study Hall Supervisor B.S.. University of Nebraska Peru State College Faculty NORMAN J. FRITZ. JR. Small and Large Motors Welding Machinery Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. Sponsor B.S.. M.S.. University of Nebraska DOROTHY JENKINS Bookkeeping General Business Office Practices Office Machines B.S.. University of Nebraska M.B.E.. Colorado University LARRY E. GODWIN American History. World History Psychology. Contemporary Issues Senior Co-Sponsor B.A.. Hastings College M.A., University of Kansas Lawrence. Kansas LEON JOY Algebra I and II B.S.. Peru State College M.E.. University of Nebraska DENNIS K. HELLYER German I and II German Club Sponsor B.A.. University of Iowa LOREN LANGFORD Marketing and Merchandising Marketing Internship D.E.C.A. Sponsor B.B.A.. University of Iowa Business Education Certification Kearney State College Faculty 5 ELDON LINDQIST American Government Freshman Football Athletic Director Senior Co-Sponsor B.A., Nebraska Weslyan University M.S.. Kearney State College LAVERNE LUNSFORD Librarian B.A., Peru State College University of Nebraska EARL MOELLER Applied Business Mathematics Special Education Girls’ Volleyball Coach Girls' Basketball Coach B.S. Midland Lutheran College Kearney State College University of Nebraska CAROL MOELLER Faculty Spanish I and II Drill Team Sponsor Spanish Club Sponsor B.A.. M.S., Kearney State College MARSHALL NELSON General Business Assistant Wrestling Coach B.S.. 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 LARRY MUNN Physical Education F-Club Sponsor Football Assistant Coach Wrestling Coach B.A., Midland Lutheran College M.S.E., Wayne State College VIVIAN ROESCH Girls' Physical Education G.A.A., G.L.A. Sponsor Assistant Girls' Volleyball Coach Assistant Girls’ Basketball Coach Girls' Track Coach B.S., North Texas State University MARTHA NIMS Home Economics B.S., M.S., University of Southern Mississippi Louisiana State University WILBER ROESCH Algebra I Plane Geometry Triginometry Senior Mathematics B.A.. Midland Lutheran College M.A., University of Nebraska University of Kansas LARRY RIBBLE World Geography Basketball Coach Assistant Track Coach B.A., Nebraska Weslyan University GLENN SCHANOU Biology Physical Science B.S., University of Nebraska RICHARD SPAULDING Personal Typing Commercial Typing Shorthand B.S.. Kansas State University Faculty DENNIS WALTERS Industrial Arts I and II Mechanical Drawing Junior Class Sponsor Freshman Football and Basketball Varsity Golf B.A., Wayne State College FRED WEAVER Electricity Industrial Arts I and II B.S.. University of Maryland 8 PAUL M. WEINERT American History Sociology B.A., B.D. Westmar College Peru State College University of Nebraska University of Kansas Freshman Co-sponsor DALE YOESEL Small Motors Veterinary Science Vo. Ag. II and IV Livestock Management F.F.A. Sponsor B.S.. University of Nebraska JAMES RICHEY Custodian EDWIN KRATZ Custodian ALVIN HENRY Custodian Faculty CLASS OFFICERS: Marta Prichard, President: Pam Sailors. Treasurer: Debbie Johansen. Secretary: Mike Fisher, Vice President. Class of ’75 “We find the great thing in this world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving.” Oliver W. Holmes Colors: Blue and Silver Flower: Blue Tipped Chrysanthemum Pat Bahr Debbie Baker Bob Bartlett Chuck Bennett Mike Boggess Cindy Burton 10 Seniors Mike Campbell Barb Carpenter Marvin Carpenter Jim Cook Denise Coupe Karen Cudney Steve Davis Harlan Deckinger Stan Duerfeldt Duane Duey Mike Dunn Joe Fischer 11 Mike Fisher Joyce Frederick Kenny Frederick Randy Gerweck Jennifer Giles Steve Grimm Ed Hackett Phyllis Hazell Leecia Hillyard 12 Seniors Bridget Hoover Mike Hunzeker Vicki Hunzeker Harley Jaide Debbie Johansen Debbie Jones Gary Jones Martie Jones Marcia Keller Alan Kelley Cathy Kelley Randy Kermoade 13 Seniors Doug Kirkendall Mickey Koso Carol Mandery Mike Maze Karen Meinzer Kenny Meinzer Nancy Mtfrz Charles Messner Linda Meyer Steve Milam Nina Miller Steve Moore 14 Cindy Rieschick Debbie Rue Joni Runyan Diane Sailors Don Sailors Kevin Sailors Pam Sailors Alice Schuetz Jodie Schuetz 16 Seniors Darrell Schulenberg Randy Scott Cathy Shefferd Glenda Sickel Roger Stevens Sherry Stevens Sondra Stice Dan Strecker Carol Surman Debbie Thomas Robert Thomas Bonnie Veigel 17 Charles Vogele Barb Vollmer Carol Weinert Tom Weinert Brad Whitten Bill White NOT PICTURED: Jim Kirkendall Wendell Jones Mike Rogers Loren Wissmann Pam Younker 18 Underclassmen Jrs. Class Officers Tim Wilson: President. Nancy Vice: Treasurer. Doug: Appleoff; Vice Pres.. Gayle Ankrom: Secretary. Gayle Ankrom Doug Appleoff Cheryl Arnold Robert Baker Roger Baker Mary Bauman Kevin Beasing Kevin Bentley Steve Bohrer Cece Burton Chris Campbell Bill Chandler LaDonna Chandler Deanna Chapp Val Coleman Rhonda Cudney Curtis Deckinger Suzanne Dranoy Gail Duey Steve Dunn 20 Dave Egner Craig Ernst Bob Ewing Jim Farmer Jerry Feek Patty Fisher Vicki Fox Harley Frederick Bob Garrett Tedd Gentry Mike Gerweck Terry Gladden JoEllen Groothuis Pam Hamblin Rick Harris Lynn Hayes Joni Hihath Marsha Hodge Robert Hull Lana Hullman 21 Becky Hunzeker Paul Ivey Bill Jahn Ed Jaros Holly Jones Hugh Joy Judy Karst Wes Kelley Gail Kiefer Kevin Killingsworth Kris Killingsworth Debbie Kirkendall Ed Kirkendall Harry Kirkendall Teresa Kirkendall Tim Koelzer Alan Koenig Christi Koso Joleen Koso Gary Kratz 22 Roger Lnmpc Debbie Lape Jill Lee Skip Lewis Wanda Lyons Doug McMahon Rick Martin 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 Jrs Bev Parrish Dennis Pyle Renae Richardson Glenda Roberts Marlin Rodgers Roxann Roggenkamp Mark Roland Randy Sailors Mary Schawang Marcella Scholl Jim Schuetz Jim Schulenberg Ann Scott Helmut Shafer Bill Snider Quinten Sutherland Sharyl Tilton Angela Tisdel Patty Tisdel Nancy Vice 24 Kim Yoder Patty Zinn Linda Walker Karen Weigand Debbie Werner Jim Wickham Tim Wilson Tom Vieth Bruce Vogele Nancy Vogt Debbie Volz Mike Waddle Soph. Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Greg Weinert, Vice President: Janice Kottich, Secretary: Nancy Vinsonhalor, Treasurer; Steve Yoder. President. James Anderson Kevin Anderson Connie Ankrom Duane Armbruster Jim Baldwin Gail Bauer Angie Bauman Kae Bentley Jennifer Birdsley Leslie Bohrer Jim Brightwell Debbie Brownson Kaye Bryan Beverly Carder Robert Carpenter Tom Carpenter John Chittick Carrie Clark Linda Davis Lynda Davis 26 Tammy Diggs Greg Dunn Zac Eckard Martin Eickoff Martin Eiwonger Randy Feighner Don Ferguson Jeff Finner Eddie Fischer Jim Fisher Phyllis Fisher Valerie Foster Tim Gamel Sherry Garrett Linda Gaston Cindy Gerdes Roger Gerdes Julie Giles Tammy Gill Darwin Godemann 27 28 Connie Goff David Hall Ron Hall Tammy Hall Cindy Hardt Mary Hatch Debbie Hayes Larry Hayes Joan Heineman Trudy Henke Diana Honea Doug Huppert Mark Huppert Skip Inglis John Jahn Brenda Jones Judy Jones Anne Keeling Rhonda Kelly John Kentopp it® f- ' ''''•' '.. '•;.' i liii Nancy Kentopp Debbie Keyes Bob Kirkendall Kathy Kirkendall Connie Koso Janice Kottich John Krause Gayle Lampe Jeff Laney Tom Langan Donna Larkin Carl Leafty Dale Leafty Neil Liberty Ed Lippold Richard Little Lita Lock Tim Lockwood Lonnie Ludwig Don Lyons 29 Scott Magdanz Valerie Marsh Cindy McQuerry Debbie Merz Kayla Moeller Doug Moore Marc Morehead Dave Mullins Brenda Murphy Debbie Murphy Jim Murphy Bill Nussbaum Don Parker Patrice Peck Beth Phillips Jim Pratt Peggy Ramer Penny Ramer Rodney Ramer Danny Reed 30 Cindy Richardson Gary Richey Cindy Sailors Jeff Sailors Kim Sailors Lynda Sam as Richard Schawang Larry Schuetz Scott Scribner Pam Shafer Jeff Shaffer Don Sheets Dave Shefferd Sue Sickel Chuck Simmonds Jerry Simpson Gail Smith Linda Stice Mike Strecker Janet Surman Gary Taylor Phil Thomas Dwight Thompson Nancy Vinsonhaler Pam Weaver Greg Weinert Gwen Wells Jim Werner Joyce Werner Larry West Mike Whalen Cheryl White Pam Windle LuAnn Wissmann Alan Woods Steve Yoder Leonard Yoesel Doug Young Marcia Younker 32 Freshman Sophomore Activities LEFT TO RIGHT: Randall Smith, Vice President; Cindy Gerweck. Treasurer; Robin Reschke, Secretary; Linda Cudney. President. Frosh. Class Officers Wayne Allen Ted Auxier Tom Auxier Mike Bahr Scott Bahr Dennis Bauman Linda Bauman Randy Bauman Bill Burling Tom Burton Clayton Butrick Lisa Campbell Don Chandler Laura Chandler Randy Coulter 34 Linda Cudney Bill Davis Denise Duey Glenda Eames Helen Ebel Mark Elliott Nancy Faller David Feek April Feighner Gerald Ferguson Dennis Fisher Bridget Fox David Gentry Terry Georges Cindy Gerweck Karen Gerweck Susan Gerweck Heidi Gockley Brad Godwin David Groothuis Susan Harmon Tim Hendricks Jan Heineman Eleanor Herold Mark Hodge Jeff Hooper Hope Huber Denise Huebner Susan Huppert Robert Ivey Kim Jahn Judic Jaros Jerold Jones Van Joy Rick Kelley Leroy Kirkendall Pam Kirkendall Steve Kirkendall Susan Kirkendall Bob Koelzer Mike Kopf Karl Kruse Mike Lampe Susan Leafty Matthew Lock Tom Lock Paul Lockwood Johanna Lorenzon Michelle Ludwig Cheryl Malcolm Denise Martin Teresa Marx Sue McGinnis Nancy McKim Kathryn McMahon Vicky Merz Max Milam Dennis Miller Karen Morehead Kris Morehead Dawn Mount Keith Mullins Ricky Murphy Ronnie Murphy Teri Murphy Dan Nussbaum Harold Nussbaum Chuck O'Grady Anita Peck Tom Phillips 37 Don Porter Cheryl Pyle Dave Ramer Dian Reisner Robin Reschke Deanna Richardson Regina Schawang David Schuetz Steve Schuetz Tammy Schulenberg Doug Sefried Cheri Shaffer Melvin Shaffer Steve Sheets Kay Sickel Mike Simpson Randall Smith Paula Stevens Jeff Stoller Leah Sutherland Pam Voffele Lynett Vollmer Richard Vollmer Steve Waddle Brian Walker Mike Weaver Debbie West Randy Willey Tom Wilson Mike Wintz Darlene Witt Steve Yoesel Rusty Zeigler Brenda Zentner Lisa Zinn 39 40 Student Activities Activities Homecoming ’74 The Homecoming festivities were kicked off on Thursday night. October 17. 1974, by a roaring bonfire. The Varsity Cheerleaders led the cheers and Coach Butler made a victory speech. The Thespian Club added to the excitement by doing a Laugh-In skit. On Friday afternoon the spirit was kept alive by the Homecoming parade. There were many colorfully decorated floats and beautifully designed posters, and the spirit was still burning. German Club came in with the first place on the floats. Spanish Club with a close second, and Chorus coming in third. A pep rally followed after the parade and Mr. Joy gave his victory speech. That night the Tigers showed their might and came through with a 13-12 victory over the Plattsmouth Blue Devils. Pam Younker and Don Sailors were crowned queen and king at halftime. 42 43 Homecoming Royalty Pam Younker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Brecht, was chosen as the 1974-75 Homecoming Queen. During her high school years she participated in Pep Club for 4 years, cheerleading for 3 years, chorus 3 years, band for 4 years, German Club 1 year, participated in school plays 4 years, and also participated in County Government Day. Don Sailors, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Sailors, was chosen as the 1974-75 Homecoming King. During his high school years he participated in Football 4 years, lettered 3 years. Basketball 4 years, lettered 3 years. Track 2 years, lettered 2 years, F-Club 4 years. He was named to the Twin Rivers All Conference Football team. 2 years, and Basketball, 1 year, and was named as Honorable Mention to the All-State team in both Football and Basketball. Homecoming Attendants From left to right: Mike Fisher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Benitz; Cindy Burton. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burton: Karen Cudney. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Cudney: Martie Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Jones. 44 “South Pacific” Seabee Richard West Seabee Morton Wise Steve Kirkendall Quinten Sutherland Seabee Tom O’Brien Don Sheets Cast Radio Operator, Bob McCaffrey Jim Fisher Marine Cpl. Hamilton Steeves Greg Weinert Staff-Sgt. Thomas Hassunger Gail Bauer Pvt. Sven Larsen Doug Appleoff Director Gary L. Dunker Sgt. Jack Waters Ed Hackett Musical Director Mildred Appleoff Sgt. Genevieve Marshall Marcia Younker Student Director Carol Weinert Ensign Lisa Manelli Cindy Sailors Orchestra Director Jim Dickson Ensign Connie Walewska Leslie Bohrer Art Director Patricia Cook Ensign Accompanists Pam Vandeberg Janet McGregor Cindy Burton Trudy Henke Ensign Bessie Noonan Gail Keifer Bonnie Veigel Ensign Pamela Whitmore Jennifer Giles Ngana Debbie Keyes Ensign Rita Adams Pamela Younker Jerome Danny Reed Ensign Betty Pitt Jo Ellen Groothuis Henry Mike Bahr Ensign Cora MacRae Debbie Thomas Ensign Nellie Forbush Sandy Appleoff Liat Joni Runyan Cindy O'Banion Marcel (Henry’s Assistant) Teri Murphy Emile de Beque Doug Kirkendall Lt. Buzz Adams David Mullins Bloody Mary Patty Zinn Islanders Debbie Werner Bloody Mary’s Assistant Jim Brightwell Kris Morehead Abner Bob Garrett Pam Hamblin Stewpot Scott Nelson Vicki Hunzeker Luther Loren Wissmann Denise Huebner Professor Tedd Gentry Nancy Vinsonhaler Lt. Joseph Cable, U.S.M.C. Tom Miller Patrice Peck Capt. George Brackett, U.S.N. Tom Weinert Connie Ankrom Commdr. William Harbison, U.S.N. Steve Yoder Gayle Ankrom Yeoman Herbert Quale Rick Martin LuAnn Wissman Sgt. Kenneth Johnson Brad Godwin 46 Director Charles Condomine Ruth Condomine Dr. Bradman Mrs. Bradman Madame Arcati Elvira Edith Gary Dunker Greg Weinert Christi Koso Doug Kirkendall Connie Ankrom Vicki Hunzeker Leslie Bohrer Connie Koso 48 49 On May 12 and 13. the Choral Department presented On Broadway.” Scenes from several Broadway hits were enacted for two full houses. The pictures on these two pages were taken during the performances of Broadway. 4th of July. Show Boat,” Oklahoma.” “My Fair Lady. “Camelot,” A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. “Cabaret. The King and I, You’re a Good Man. Charlie Brown. “Fiddler on the Roof. Jesus Christ Superstar. Godspell. and Scrooge. Over $1000 was raised for the Chorus trip to the Festival of the Nations in Washington. D.C. this spring. “On Broadway” 51 ROW ONE: Cindy Sailors. Christi Koso. Gail Kiefer. Jennifer Giles. Patty Zinn. Sandy Appleoff. ROW TWO: Pam Hamblin. JoEllen Groothuis. Julie Giles. Doug Kirkendall. Vicki Hunzeker. Joni Runyan. Mr. Dunker. Sponsor. ROW THREE: Leslie Bohrer. Cindy O’Banion. Carol Weinert. Randy Kermoade. Rick Martin. Doug Appleoff. Murv Morehead. Thespians Officers Gail Kiefer. Student Council Representative; Carol Weinert. Vice-President: Doug Kirkendall. Treasurer: Cindy O’Banion. Secretary: Sandy Appleoff. President Sandy Appleoff and Doug Kirkendall were named Best Thespians for the year 1974-75. 52 County Government Day was held October 28 at the county courthouse with 18 F.C.H.S. Juniors participating. The day’s activities began with the welcoming speeches and the swearing in of the elected officials. The students then visited with the county officials whose office they represented and as the day progressed a mock trial was held. Mr. Godwin, Mr. Lindquist, and the American Government classes supervised the F.C.H.S. elections. ROW ONE: Angie Noll. Service Officer: Cece Burton. Clerk of the District Court: Tami Meinzer. Weed Control. ROW TWO: Joni Hihath. Clerk-Recorder: Scott Nelson. Presiding Judge: Karen Weigand. Extension Agent: Gail Kiefer. County Attorney. ROW THREE: Rhonda Cudney. County Sheriff: Lana Hullman, County Treasurer: Ed Kirkendall, County Superintendent: Debbie Lape. Assistance Director; Nancy Vice. County Commissioner. ROW FOUR: Chris Campbell. County Judge: Tim Wilson. County Commissioner; Tedd Gentry County Assessor: Roger Lampe, County Engineer; Marcella Scholl, Associate Judge; Gayle Ankrom, County Commissioner. r i' County Government Day 1974 53 ROW ONE: Joni Hihath. Karen Meinzer, Janice Kottich. Bonnie Veigel, Patrice Peck. Gail Kiefer. Sandy Appleoff. Mr. Dunker-Sponsor. ROW TWO: Denise Coupe. Jennifer Giles. Julie Giles. Beth Phillips. Cheryl White. Joni Runyan. Cindy Burton. ROW THREE: Marta Prichard. Cindy O'Banion. Pam Sailors, Nancy Vice, Doug Appleoff. Bill Jahn. Bev Parrish. JoEUen Groothuis. Gayle Ankrom, Carol Surman. ROW FOUR: Bill White. Murv Morehead. Ed Kirkendall. Carol Weinert. Tom Weinert. Mike Dunn. Kevin Beasing. Tedd Gentry. Steve Dunn. Kenny Meinzer. Doug Kirkendall. National Honor Society Officers Carol Weinert. Student Council Representative: Tom Weinert. Vice-President: Mike Dunn. President: Cindy Burton. Secretary-Treasurer. 54 Academic Awards Jennifer Giles - 4 year Regents Scholarship - Elks Most Valuable Student - Elks National Foundation Scholarship Diane Sailors Cosmetology Scholarship Sandy Appleoff - Richarson County Home Extension Scholarship Cindy Burton - South School PTA Scholarship Doug Kirkendall Scholarships - Peru Special Abilities Scholarship Mike Dunn - VFW American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship Pam Sailors - Falls City Education Scholarship Cindy O’Banion - Maude Hart Weaver Scholarship - Peru Special Abilities Scholarship Carol Weinert - Nebraska Wesleyan Scholarship 55 ROW ONE: Debbie Larkin . Joni Runyan . Karen Cudnoy . Denise Coupe . Jennifor Giles . Debbie Thomas . Mr. Aitken. ROW TWO: Barb Vollmer. Cindy O’Banion . Steve Mooro . Dour Kirkondall . Pam Sailors . Marta Prichard . ROW THREE: Joyce Frederick. Pam Younker . Bill White. Tom Weinert. Randy Kermoade . Mike Maze. Nancy Merz. Absent from picture are Carol Richmond and Pat Bahr . ‘Indicates all year: others, one semester. Journalism Editor....Carol Richmond 1st semester Marta Prichard 2nd semester Jennifer Giles 2nd semester Layout Editor ............Pat Bahr Business Manager .............Cindy O’Banion Copy Editor..................Denise Coupe Sales-Advertising Editor.Joni Runyan Photography Editor ..Doug Kirkendall Photography .........Randy Kermoade Art Directors.................Sandy Appleoff Pat Bahr Sponsor..................Mr. Aitken 56 57 ■ ROW ONE: Tami Meinzer. Gail Kiefer, Denise Coupe, Julie Giles, Cindy Burton. ROW TWO: Alan Kelley. Scott Nelson, Chuck O’Grady. Tom Wilson. Gayle Ankrom. Kenny Meinzer. ROW THREE: Kenny Frederick. Tim Wilson. Bill White. Tom Weinert, Mike Fisher. Don Sheets. Carol Weinert. OFFICERS: Denise Coupe. President: Mike Fisher. Vice-President: Cindy Burton, Secretary: Tim Wilson. Treasurer. Student Council 58 The Student Council of Falls City High School started the year by sponsoring a sock hop after a victorious football game. Their next project was sponsoring their annual Homecoming festivities, which consisted of a bonfire, parade, poster contest, coronation ceremonies, and dance following the Homecoming game. Career night was next in line for the members where they served as guides. The Student Council arranged a Christmas program for the school combining the talents of the choral and drama departments. The members also gave the teachers a Christmas gift. The next event for the Student Council was twirp day where the girls got a chance to twirp the guy of her choice. Next was the annual carnival. As many organizations as wanted to, participated in it and the ones that did, seemed to find a profit from it. Dress-up day and grubby day were the next activities for the Student Council. They distributed candy bars and pop to all students and teachers. Student Council held a continuous fund-raising campaign during the year. Light bulbs were sold by members and any other students who wished to. A David Wilson memorial fund was set up by the Student Council and plans are to build a marquee in his memory. Student Council sponsored four assemblies. A wide variety of entertainment was found in these shows, which included a magician, a singing duo, an acrobatic team and an update speaker who talked on the problems of youth today. 59 Grubby Day ! I 60 Sandy Appleoff. LEFT, and Gayle Ankrom, CENTER, were among 50 students from across the state who were presented Gold Key Awards in the 48th National Scholastic Art Awards program. Both works qualified for further competition in New York City. Patrick Bahr received an honorable mention for this entry. Patrick Bahr was named senior artist of the year at the school art show. May 15th, 1975. His entry was purchased by the school and will hang in the school library. This is the beginning of a hopefully successful art collection at the high school. V � Art Awards 61 Spanish Club OFFICERS: Kevin Beasing. Secretary; Connie Goff, Treasurer: Tedd Gentry. President: Scott Nelson. Student Council Representative; Steve Dunn. Vice-president. ROW ONE: Lisa Campbell. Sherri Tisdel. Beverly Carder. Brenda Zentner. Eleanor Herrold. Kayla Moeller, Leah Sutherland. Debbie Keyes. ROW TWO: Connie Goff. Tom Phillips. Van Joy. Marc Morehead. Pam Vandeberg, Kim Jahn. Gayle Lampe. ROW THREE: Cheryl White. Steve Dunn. Jim Baldwin. Kevin Beasing. Tedd Gentry. Cindy Hanika, David Gentry. Scott Nelson. Spanish Club was organized to further interest in and knowledge of the Spanish language. Two parties were held this year. The annual Christmas party incorporated the traditions of Spanishspeaking countries and typical Spanish food was served at the end-of-the-year party. Both were complete with the breaking of a pinata. Other activities included penpals, a Homecoming float which won second place, caroling, a carnival booth, films, speakers, and games. 62 ROW ONE: Gail Kiefer. Cindy Gerdes. Doug Kirken-dall. Tammy Gil!. Judy Karst. Glenda Eames. ROW TWO: Jennifer Giles. Greg Weinert. Gayle Ankrom. Julie Giles, Heidi Gockley. Connie Ankrom, Mr. Hellyer. Sponsor. ROW THREE: Judy Jaros. JoEUen Groothuis. Tom Miller. Steve Moore. Hugh Joy, Melvin Shafer. Johanna Lorenzen. OFFICERS: Gayle Ankrom. Student Council Representative: Greg Weinert. Vice-President; Jennifer Giles. Secretary: Doug Kirkendall. Treasurer: Gail Kiefer. President. German Club The German Club, now in its fifth year, has been busy with various activities this year. Their Homecoming float. “Lets Make Kraut of ’Em. won first place. The German Club Christmas Banquet was held in potluck style for members, their families, and guests. The meal consisted of authentic German dishes. A skit, “Rotkappchen,” was presented during the program. The members went Christmas caroling and distributed baskets of fruit at the nursing homes. 63 ROW ONE: Mr. Loren Langford. Sponsor: Cheryl Arnold. Joni Hihath. Angie Noll. Lynn Hayes. Renae Richardson. Mike Waddle. Marlin Rodgers. Mike Boggess, Bill Snider. Suzanne Draney. Barb Carpenter. Mary Bauman. Teresa Kirkendall. ROW TWO: Patty Fisher. Debbie Murphy. Sherry Stevens. Cindy Rieschick, Mary Schawang. Marsha Hodge. Ann Scott. Becky Hunzeker. Tom Vieth. Nina Miller, Marsha Keller. Alan Kelley. Karen Weigand. Jill Lee. Bill Morehead. Dennis Pyle. ROW THREE: Jim Cook. Randy Sailors. Bruce Merz. Terry Murphy, Kevin Killingsworth. Bill Chandler. Marty Meinzer. Roger Lampe, David Egner. Darrell Schulenberg. Ed Jaros. Jim Schuetz. Kevin Sailors. Steve Grimm. Wendell Jones. Harley Jaide. Mark Roland. Ed Hackett. ROW FOUR: Paul Ivey. Curtis Deckinger. Mike Gerweck. Randy Scott. Jim Wickham. Jim Schulenberg. Alan Koenig. Mark 0‘Banion. Bruce Vogele, Doug McMahan. Stan Duerfeldt, Steve Davis. Robert Thomas. Gail Duey. Marcella Scholl. Harley Frederick. Cathy Kelley, Debbie Prater. Hugh Joy. Deca Officers ROW ONE: Jill Lee. Treasurer: Jim Cook. Reporter: Joni Hihath. Secretary: ROW TWO: Kevin Sailors. President; Harley Frederick. Parliamentarian: Alan Kelley. Vice President. Deca 64 The Falls City High School Chapter of Deca (Distributive Education Clubs of America), showed a great deal of enthusiasm in the Marketing and Merchandising area this year. Twenty-five members attended the State Conference held in Lincoln, Febr. 27, 28. and Mar. 1. Two trophies and an Honorable Mention were brought home. The big event of Lincoln was Harley Frederick being elected as State Deca Parliamentarian. Other activities of Deca included: 5 officers attended the Youth Leadership Lab at Lincoln, bottle and can pickup, sold Deca sales kits and popcorn to raise money, building a float for the homecoming parade and a poster for the poster contest which won 1st prize and the annual Employer-Employee Banquet was held in April. 0 37 65 ROW ONE: Mr. Norman Fritz, Sponsor. Dennis Fischer. Steve Schuetz. Chuck O'Grady. Dwight Thompson. Doug Huppert. Bill Morehead. Mike Weaver. Tom Burton. Don Chandler. Don Porter. Mr. Dale Yeosel. Sponsor. ROW TWO: Steve Yeosel. Marty EichofT, Bob Koelzer. Curtis Deckinger, Kenny Frederick. Mark Huppert. Larry Schuetz. Tim Wilson. Mark O’Grady. Ed Fischer. ROW THREE: Gary Jones. Harlan Deckinger, Tom Carpenter. Jerry Feek. Leonard Yeosel, Richard Little. Lonnie Ludwig. Richard Vollmer. John Kentopp. Bob Carpenter. Mur-vyn Morehead, Bob Kirkendall. Richard Schwang. Mike Wentz. ROW FOUR: Kenny Meinzer. Tim Koelzer. Loren Wissman. Charles Voegel. Ted Auxier. Harry Kirkendall. Stan Duerfeldt, Tom Auxier. David Feek. Craig Earnst. Charles Messner. Bruce Voegel. Carl Messner. Randy Gerweck. Future Farmers of America Officers Loren Wissman. Parliamentarian: Mark Roland, Secretary: Craig Ernst. Vice President; Kenny Frederick. President: Jerry Feek. Treasurer; Murvyn Morehead. Reporter: Gary Jones. Sentinel. This year’s F.F.A. chapter was a very active one winning four trophies and many individual awards. The individual award winners were, Martin Eichoff, Farm and Home Electrification; Doug Huppert, Crop Farming; Murvyn Morehead, A g. Mechanics; Gary Richey, Livestock Farming; Stan Duerfeldt, Ag. Sales and Service; Don Chandler, Star Greenhand; and Gary Jones, Star Chapter Farmer. To climax the year’s events the F.F.A. Banquet was held May 17, 1975, at Tiehen Gym. The guest speaker was Jon Propst of Seward, a junior at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, who spoke on the values of Agriculture today. The toastmaster for the banquet was Kenny Frederick, President of the local F.F.A. chapter for the past year. The welcome was given by Loren Wissman and the response by his father. Meinert Wissman. The officers for this year installed the officers for next year as follows: President, Mark Rowland; Vice President, Jerry Feek; Secretary, Darwin Godeman: Treasurer, Doug Huppert; Reporter, Dwight Thompson; Sentinel, Harry Kirkendall; and Parliamentarian, Tim Koelzer. This year’s F.F.A. is to be congratulated on its fine job. 66 67 Varsity Cheerleaders COUNTERCLOCKWISE starting from the BOTTOM: Joni Hihath, Karen Cudney. Joni Runyan, Cindy Burton, Cece Burton. Pam Younker. 68 Wrestling Cheerleaders ROW ONE: Denise Coupe. Sandy Appleoff. Marta Prichard. ROW TWO: Debbie Larkin. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders ROW ONE: Rhonda Cudney. Janice Kottich. Ann Keeling. ROW TWO: Nancy Vice. Brenda Jones. ROW THREE: Cindy Sailors. 69 ROW ONE: Debbie Keyes . Robin Reschke. Teresa Marx . Vicki Fox . Donna Larkin . Linda Neihaus. Karen Meinzer, Tami Meinzer. ROW TWO: Gail Kiefer. Phyllis Fisher . Cindy O’Banion, Linda Cudney. Ann Scott. Cindy Hardt. ROW THREE: Co-Captain Kim Yoder. Debbie Lape. Chris Campbell. Gayle Ankrom . Beverly Parrish. Deanna Chapp. Captain Pam Sailors. Alternates. Drill Team Tiger Spirit ■ '. n-t« Uicr m ROW ONE: Debbie Larkin. Denise Coupe. Cindy Sailors. Anne Keeling. Janice Kottich. Pam Younker. Karen Cudney. Joni Hihath. Cindy Burton. Joni Runyan. Nancy Vice. Rhonda Cudney. Brenda Jones. Marta Prichard. Sandy Appleoff. ROW TWO: Robin Reschke. Tami Meinzer. Karen Meinzer. Debbie Thomas. Cristi Koso. Lisa Zinn. Linda Walker. Glenda Eames. April Feighner. Janice Hoineman. Linda Neihaus, Kaye Sickel. Susan Huppert. Angie Noll. Teresa Marx. Donna Larkin. Debbie Keyes. ROW THREE: Nancy Faller. Kayla Moeller. Pam Weaver, Teresa Kirkendall, Debbie Merz. Phyllis Fisher. Sherry Garrett. Paula Stevens. Connie Ankrom. Cindy Gerweck. Vicky Merz. Debbie Trull. Kathy Kirkendall. Cindy Gerdes. Gail Keifer. Roxann Roggenkamp. Kris Morehead. Susan Gerweck. ROW FOUR: Joan Heineman. Pam Hamblin. Patty Zinn. Glenda Sickel. Karen Morehead. Lisa Campbell. Cindy Hardt. Jeanne Schawang. Susan Kirkendall. Connie Koso. Valarie Foster. Marcia Younker. Connie Goff. Beverly Carder. Vicki Fox. Debbie West. Brenda Zentner. ROW FIVE: Sue Sickel, Jill Lee. Shannon Shannon Mason, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mason, was the Varsity Cheerleaders Mascot for the 1974 football season. S Pep Club Ann Scott. Cheryl Malcolm. Heidi Gockley. Pam Vandeberg. Cindy Hanika. Hope Huber. Cindy O’Banion, Debbie Lape. Kim Yoder. Kaye Bryan. Cheryl White. Debbie Brownson. Julie Giles. Linda Cudney. Karen Weigand. Denise Duey. ROW SIX: Mary Schawang. Joyce Werner. Chris Campbell. Deanna Chapp. Sue McGinnis. Lana Hullman, Marcella Scholl. Cathy Kelley. Gail Duey. JoEllen Groothuis. Johanna Lorenzen. Karen Gerweck. Debbie Prater. Pam Sailors. Judy Jaros. Beverly Parrish. Gayle Ankrom. NOT PICTURED: CeCe Burton. Dudley Dudley is the Tiger mascot, this year Pam Hamblin did a fantastic job and we'd like to say. ‘‘Thanks. Pam.” Officers From left to right: Marcella Scholl. Treasurer: Mrs. Pat Cook. Sponsor: Pam Sailors. President: Cindy O'Banion. Vice President. 73 ROW ONE: Lita Lock. Robin Reschke. Debbie Thomas. Debbie Larkin. Tammy Gill. Teresa Marx. Cheryl Pyle. Mary Hall. April Feighner. Linda Stice. Dian Reisner. Kay Sickel. Patty Fisher. Joleen Koso. Angie Noll. Kayla Moeller. Bridget Fox. Tami Meinzer. ROW TWO: Mary Bauman. Debbie Murphy. Rhonda Cudney. Cece Burton. Joni Hihath. Kathy McMahon. Karen Morehead. Janice Kottich. Olenda Sickel. Joan Heineman. Teresa Kirkendall. Debbie Kirkendall. Peggy Veith. Jennifer Birdsley, Lynn Hayes. Joni Runyan. Marsha Younker. Gail Smith, Susan Huppert. Janice Heineman. Vicki Fox. Lynett Vollmer. ROW THREE: Dawn Mount. Vicki Merz, Cindy Gerwick, Cindy Burton. Nina Girls’ Athletic Association 74 Miller. Debbie Merz, Sherry Garrett. Phyllis Fisher. Renae Richardson. Karen Weigand. Karen Cudney. Debbie West. Denise Duey. Jeannie Schawang. Denise Huobner. LuAnn Wissmann. Tammy Diggs. Michelle Ludwig. Debbie Brownson. Barb Vollmer. Pam Vogele. Pam Shafer. Sue Sickel. ROW FOUR: Rhonda Kelley. Cheryl Malcolm. Pam Kirkendall. Judy Jaros. Johanna Lorenzen. Diana Honea. Brenda Jones. Sue McGinnis. Hope Huber. Kae Bently. Debbie Volz. Becky Hunzeker. Cathy Kelley. Marcella Scholl. Pam Sailors. Debbie Baker. Valerie Marsh. Angie Bauman. Linda Bauman, Nancy Vice. Marta Prichard. Denise Coupe. Linda Cudney. Officers ROW ONE: Debbie Thomas. Vice-president: Karen Cudney. Social Chairman: Cindy Burton. Intramural Chairman. ROW TWO: Denise Coupe. Secretary-Treasurer: Pam Sailors. Publicity Chairman; Marta Prichard. President: Vivian Roesch. Advisor. 75 ROW ONE: Debbie Larkin. Cindy Burton. Glenda Sickel. Debbie Cudney. Debbie Murphy. ROW THREE: Marta Prichard. Pam Sailors. Thomas. ROW TWO: Joni Runyan. Nina Miller. Denise Coupe. Karen Cathy Kelley. Barb Vollmer. Second State First State ROW ONE: Tami Meinzer. Patty Fisher. Lynn Hayes. Teresa Kirken-dall. Joleen Koso. ROW TWO: Joni Hihath. Debbie Kirkendall. Mary Bauman. Renae Richardson. Angie Noll. Vickie Fox. ROW THREE: Cece Burton. Rhonda Cudney. Nancy Vice. Marcella Scholl. Karen Weigand Debbie Volz. G.A.A. Halloween Party The G.A.A. Halloween Party was held October 29 in the High School Gym. Costumes were judged to begin the evening. A potluck supper was held immediately afterward. One of the highlights of the evening was the initiation of the Freshmen by the Seniors. Numerous games topped off the evening. CLOCKWISE from upper left hand corner: Come on baby light my fire. Bozo and his pet. QUIET GIRLS! Seven Dwarfs. Seniors toast the last year. Clap for the wolfman. 77 Christmas Prom 1974 was held on December 21 in the High School Gym. The gym was transformed into a winter wonderland complete with Santa Claus. Music was furnished by the band “Hot Water from Atchison. Ks. Dancing and cookies, punch and candy canes, all helped to make the evening complete. All together, Christmas Prom was a great success. 79 SEATED: Glenda Eames, Pam Vandeberg, Doug Appleoff. Trudy Henke. Bonnie Veigel. ROW ONE: Jennifer Giles. Nancy Merz. Glenda Sickel, Barb Vollmer. Joan Heineman. Teresa Kirkendall, Vicki Hunzeker. Patrice Peck. Debbie Kirkendall. LuAnn Wissmann. Steve Schuetz. Danny Reed. Debbie Larkin. Debbie Thomas. Judy Karst. Lisa Zinn. Robin Reschke. Cindy Sailors. Karen Meinzer. Debbie Keyes. ROW TWO: Steve Yoesel. Mike Wintz. Scott Bahr. Marc Morehead. Sandy Appleoff, Patty Zinn. Ann Keeling. Cindy Hardt. Janice Kottich. Nancy Vinsonhaler. Denise Huebner. Debbie Brownson. Denise Coupe. Pam Younker. Lynett Vollmer. Pam Hamblin. Marsha Hodge. Debbie Werner. Anita Peck. Debbie Trull. Lisa Campbell. Nancy Faller. Kim Jahn. Cindy Hanika. Diane Sailors. Connie Koso, Cheryl White. Judy 80 Mixed Chorus SUMMARY OF THE YEAR. The F.C.H.S. Choir of 74 - ’75 held several concerts, attended clinics at Tarkio, Missouri: at Peru, Nebraska District Music Contest, and the Midland Jazz Festival at Fremont. Again for the second year in a row, the Jr. - Sr. Swing Choir received a first place trophy for the Class A - Choreographed Division of the Midland event presented a segment of the winning routine and participated in the mass choir later in the day at an evening concert. During the summer the mixed chorus and the girls’ glee attended the Festival of the Nations at Washington D.C. Jr.-Sr. Swing choir also participated in the competition. The trip included various sight seeing tours in and around the nation’s capital. Jones. ROW THREE: Brad Godwin. Harold Nussbaum, Martin Elwonger, Tom Lock. Kevin Anderson, Steve Kirkendall. Jim Brightwell. Alan Woods. Mic Koso. Murvyn Morehead, Cindy O'Banion. Patty Tisdel. Cathy Kelley. Debbie Prater. Pam Sailors. Marcella Scholl. Gayle Ankrom. Chris Campbell. Kim Yoder. JoEllen Groothuis. Carol Surman. Janet Surman. Joyce Werner, Doug Kirkendall, Leslie Bohrer. ROW FOUR: Bob Carpenter. Gary Taylor. Bill Nussbaum. Carol Weinert. Jim Baldwin, Ed Hackett. Rick Martin. Loren Wissmann. Bob Garrett. Duane Duey. Tom Weinert. David Groothuis. Gail Bauer. Jim Werner. Steve Yoder. Quinten Sutherland. Don Sheets. Jim Fisher. Tom Miller. Bill White. Mike Simpson. Melvin Shafer. Mike Bahr, Helmet Shafer. Chorus Officers ROW ONE: Patty Zinn. Librarian; Janice Kottich, Librarian; Gayle Ankrom. Publicity; Cindy O'Banion. Vice-President: Denise Coupe, Secretary: Debbie Thomas, Publicity: Sandy Appleoff. Treasurer: ROW TWO: Doug Kirkendall. President: Doug Appleoff. Publicity: Tom Weinert. Student Council: Carol Weinert. Librarian; Chris Campbell, Librarian; Jennifer Giles. Teacher’s Aide. 81 ROW ONE: Sandy Appleoff. Debbie Thomas. Debbie Kirkendall, Denise Coupe, Bonnie Veigel. Kim Yoder. Chris Campbell, Pam Sailors. Gayle Ankrom. Cindy O'Banion. Pam Younker. ROW TWO: Jennifer Giles (bass), Murvyn Morehead (drums), Rick Martin, Quinten Sutherland. Loren Wissmann. Doug Appleoff, Tom Weinert. Bob Garrett. Bill White, Doug Kirkendall. Mic Koso. Trudy Henke (piano). NOT PICTURED: Tom Millor. Jr. Sr. Fr. Soph. Swing Choir Swing Choir ROW ONE: Debbie Keyes, Cindy Sailors, Anne Keeling. Cindy Hardt. Julie Giles. Cindy Hanika, Pam Vandeberg, Leslie Bohrer, Patrice Peck, Connie Koso. Lisa Zinn. Glenda Eames (piano). ROW TWO: Scott Bahr. Jim Brightwell, Brad Godwin. Tom Lock. Gary Taylor. Mike Bahr, Don Sheets, Steve Yoder, Jim Werner. Jim Fisher. Melvin Shafer (drums). Mike Simpson (bass). Steve Kirkendall, Harold Nussbaum (guitar). ROW ONE: Kay Sickel. Christi Koso, Denise Huebner, Anita Peck. Lisa Campbell. Lynett Vollmer. Brenda Zentner, LuAnn Wissmann. Teresa Kirkendall. Pam Weaver. Karen Meinzer. ROW TWO: Patty Zinn. Deb- bie Werner. Cheryl White (drums). Nancy Vinsonhaler. Gayle Carol Weinert. Cathy Kelley. Debbie Prater. Joyce Wern Vollmer. Bonnie Veigel (piano). Girls’ Swing Choir Triple Trio BELOW: Nancy Faller, Vicki Hunzeker. Debbie Kirkendall. Hodge. Pam Vandeberg (piano). JoEUen Groothuis. Diane Sail nifer Giles. Glenda Sickel, Darlene Witt. ROW ONE: Angie Tisdel. Susan Leafty. Susan Huppert. Kay Sickel, Eleanor Herold. Janice Heineman. Pam Weaver. Debbie Hayes. Tammy Schulenberg. ROW TWO: Darlene Witt. Brenda Zentner. Kim Sailors. Paula Stevens. Regina Schawang. Lynda Davis. Susan Harmon. Debbie Murphy. Christi Koso. Bridget Fox. Lita Lock. ROW THREE: Brenda Murphy. Sue Sickel. Julie Giles. Pam Vogele. Nancy McKim. Cheryl Malcolm, Cheri Shafer. Val Coleman. Denise Duey. Cheryl White. Girls’ Glee Officers Brenda Murphy. Librarian: Kim Sailors. Librarian: Cheryl White. President: Sue Sickel, Treasurer: Julie Giles. Vice-President: Pam Weaver. Secretary. CLOCKWISE from the RIGHT: Wesleyan Honor Choir - Tom Miller. Patty Zinn. Tom Weinert. Jennifer Giles. Doug Kirken-dall . . . Loren Wissmann - National FFA Chorus: Tom Miller - Hastings Honor Choir ... All State - Vicki Hunzeker. alternate: Tom Miller: Doug Kirkendall, alternate. Contest Ratings Chorus In Action Chorus II Jr. - Sr. Swing Choir I Fr. - Soph. Swing Choir I Girls’ Swing Choir I Girls’ Glee III Triple Trio II Cindy O’Banion I Doug Kirkendall I Vicki Hunzeker II Patty Zinn II Loren Wissmann II Tom Miller I Tom Miller -Chorister of the Year Doug Kirkendall -Senior Chorister 85 ROW ONE: Murvyn Morehead. Harold Nussbaum. Chuck O’Grady, Mr. Dickson. Jennifer Giles. ROW TWO: Cindy Hanika. Steve Dunn. Cindy Burton. Karen Weigland. Tom Burton. Scott Nelson. Pam Younker. Doug Appleoff. Bill White. Tedd Gentry. ROW THREE: Kevin Boasing. Tom Miller. Debbie Brownson. Hugh Joy. Brad Godwin. Stage Band Contest Ratings Peru Homecoming Plattsmouth Marching Contes Pershing Marching Contest Concert Band Stage Band Clarinet Quartet Flute Quartet Trumpet Trio Trombone Quartet Cindy Hanika Greg Dunn Linda Niehaus Steve Dunn Bill White Debbie Brownson Band In Action i ii i ii i ii ii ii ii i ii ii ii hi ii Majorette Twirlers Beth Phillips; Johanna Lorenzen: Chris Campbell. Head Majorette: Deanna Chapp; Debbie Lape. ROW ONE: Jennifer Giles. Linda Niehaus. Tom Burton. Tom Wilson. Mike Gerweck. Steve Dunn. Cindy Hanika. Tami Meinzer, Debbie Werner. ROW TWO: Kim Yoder. Leslie Bohrer. Glenda Eames. Lana Hullman, Chris Campbell. Debbie Lape. Judy Karst, JoEUen Groothuis. Bev Parrish. Julie Giles. Joyce Werner. ROW THREE: Brad Godwin. Pep Band Hugh Joy. Kevin Beasing, Marty Meinzer. Roxann Roggenkamp. Gail Kiefer. Bill White. Mike Maze. Van Joy. Doug Appleoff, Scott Nelson. Greg Dunn. ROW FOUR: Tim Wilson, Murvyn Morehead. Tedd Gentry. Cheryl White. Steve Moore. Debbie Browson. Ann Scott. Deanna Chapp. Gail Duey. Marcia Younker. ROW ONE: Chris Campbell. Judy Karst. Greg Dunn. JoEllen Groothuis. Lana Hullman, Joyce Werner. Kim Jahn. Leslie Bohror. Linda Walker. Mary Bauman. Jennifer Giles. Glenda Eames. Kim Yoder. Linda Niehaus. ROW TWO: Johanna Lorenzen. Brenda Zentner. Karen Gerweck. Valerie Foster. Mary Hatch. Connie Koso. Dian Reisner. Heidi Gockley. Leah Sutherland. Michele Ludwig. Lynn Hays. Debbie Lape. Beverly Parrish. Julie Giles. Tom Burton. Mike Gerweck. Tom Wilson. Pam Vandoberg. Lisa Campbell. Tami Meinzer. Debbie Werner. ROW THREE: Nancy Faller. Dawn Mount. Kathi McMahon. Teri Murphy. Judy Jaros. Kevin Beasing. Tom Carpenter. Mark Elliot. Doug Young. Don Sheets. Leonard Yoesel. Lonnie Ludwig. Marty Meinzer. Steve Moore. Darrell Schulenberg. Hugh Joy. Brad Godwin. Debbie Brownson. Ted Auxier. Anita Peck. Karen Morehead. Dave Groothuis. Concert Officers BELOW: Cindy Burton. Treasurer: Bill White. Student Council Representative; Pam Younker. Secretary; Tim Wilson. President. j y Denise Huebner. Eddie Fischer. Cindy Burton. Karen Weigand. Cindy Dickson. Bob Carpenter. Tom Auxier. Bill Burling. Dave Gentry. Van Hanika. Steve Dunn. ROW FOUR: Brian Walker, John Krause. Steve Joy. Richard Little. Gary Richey. Dave Mullins, Mike Maze. Steve Sheets. Chuck O’Grady. Gail Duey. Deanna Chapp. Ann Scott. CeCe Yoder. Jim Fisher. Randy Kermoade. Scott Nelson. Pam Younker. Bill Burton. Roxann Roggenkamp. Cheryl White. Kathy Kirkendall, Kaye White, Doug Appleoff. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Sandy Appleoff. Bryan. Brenda Jones. Susan Gerweck. Susan Kirkendall. Gail Kiefer. Tom Miller. Zac Eckard. Rusty Zeigler. Wanda Lyons. Don Lyons. Tedd Gentry. Tim Wilson. Murvyn Morehead. Marcia Younker. Mr. Jim Dwight Thompson. Debbie West. Band Wesleyan Honor Band BELOW: Steve Dunn. Judy Karst. Tedd Gentry. Chris Campbell. During the 74-75 school year the F.C.H.S. Band and small groups held several concerts and attended clinics and contests. In Peru State College’s Homecoming parade the marching band won first place. At Plattsmouth the marching Band received a rating of II and at Pershing received a rating of I. In the Powder Puff Football Game the Pep Band received the coveted silver cup for their outstanding performance during halftime. The Band Parents again sponsored the annual soup supper and also the annual flea market to raise funds for the band trip planned for the summer of 1976. Trumpet Trio ABOVE: Debbie Brownson, Hugh Joy. Brad Godwin. Clarinet Choir Flute Quartet ABOVE: Glenda Eames. Jennifer Giles. Kim Yoder. Linda Niehaus. Clarinet Quartet BELOW: Greg Dunn. Lynn Hayes. Judy Karst, Heidi Gockley, Chris Campbell. ABOVE: Judy Karst. Chris Campbell. Joyce Werner. Greg Dunn. Trombone Quartet BELOW: Bill White. Doug Appleoff. Pam Younker. Scott Nelson. 90 ABOVE: Kevin Beasing. Bill White. Scott Nelson. Doug Appleoff, Marcia Younker. Tedd Gentry. Brad Godwin. Hugh Joy. Debbie Brownson. Brass Choir Freshman Saxophone Quartet Saxophone Quartet ABOVE: Cindy Burton. Karen Weigand. Steve Dunn. Zac Eckard. ABOVE: Cindy Hanika. Tom Wilson. Lisa Campbell. Tom Burton. ROW ONE: Tom Phillips. Jeff Hooper. Mike Weaver. Don Chandler. Jeff Stoller. Matt Lock. Tom Vieth. Dave Schuetz. Wayne Allen. Mike Strecker. Scott Scribner. Melvin Shafer. Dennis Miller. Mike Wintz. Bob Kirkendall. Neil Liberty. Duane Armbruster. Billy Davis. ROW TWO: Ed Lippold. Clayton Butrick. Dave Shefferd. Don Porter. Robert Ivey. Kevin Killingsworth. Randy Feighner. Jerry Simpson. Bruce Merz. Mike Hall. Terry Murphy. Ron Hall. Dave Ramor. Doug Sofreid. Mike Boggess. Larry West. Chuck Bennett. Scott Magdanz. Mark Huppert. Bill Morehead. Steve Waddle. Dan Nussbaum. ROW THREE: Max Milam. Marlin Rodgers. Roger Lampe. Ed Kirkendall. Mike Wad- die, Jim Murphy, Jim Pratt, Roger Baker, Dave Egner, Quinten Sutherland. Richard Vollmer. David Feek. Jeff Shafer, Larry Hayes, Bill Chandler. Loren Wissman. Don Ferguson. Martie Jones. Kenny Meinzer, Tom Langan. Jeff Sailors. ROW FOUR: Mark Hodge, Carl Messner. Tedd Gentry. Doug Moore. Jerry Jones. Brad Whitten. Rod Ramer. Tim Hendricks, Robert Baker. Doug McMahon, Bruce Vogele, Mike Fisher, Bob Ewing. Harry Kirkendall. Charles Messner. Sean Nolte. Don Sailors. Charles Vogele. Randy Gerweck, Jodie Schuetz. Ed Jaros. ROW ONE: Larry Munn-Sponsor, Duane Armbruster. Ron Hall. Roger Lompe. Zac Eckard. Mark O’Grady. Kevin Killingsworth. Jim Cook. Gary Richey. Dwight Thompson. Tom Burton. ROW TWO: Quinten Sutherland, Chuck Bennett. Gary Kratz, Roger Baker. Jim Farmer. Bill Chandler. Ed Kirkendall. Bill Jahn. Steve Milam. Darrell Schulenberg. Bill Snider. Gary Jones. ROW THREE: Martie Jones. Dave Ramer. Marty Meinzer, Hugh Joy. Jim Murphy. John Chittick. Tim Wilson. Mike Dunn. John Krause. Kenny Meinzer. Jim Pratt. Paul Ivey. Ed Jaros. ROW FOUR: Robert Hull. Mike Fisher. Robert Baker. Tom Weinert. Alan Koenig. Bob Ewing. Harry Kirkendall. Mark O'Banion. Don Sailors. Mike Whalen. Skip Lewis. Jim Schulenberg, Carl Messner. F-Club Officers Kenny Meinzer, Secretary-Treasurer; Don Sailors. President: Mike Fisher. Vice-President. 94 Girls’ Letter Association ROW ONE: CeCe Burton, Treasurer: Cindy Burton. Student Council Representative; Debbie Thomas. Vice-President. ROW TWO: Marta Prichard. Secretary: Denise Coupe. President. ROW ONE: Debbie Larkin. Debbie Thomas. Patrice Peck. Dian Reisner. Janice Kottich. CeCe Burton. Debbie Kirkendall. ROW TWO: Cindy Burton. Patty Fisher. Sherry Garrett. Connie Goff. Ann Keeling, Barb Vollmer. Denise Coupe. Debbie West. ROW THREE: Karen Cudney. Marta Prichard, Trudy Henke. Debbie Baker. Gail Duey. Janet Surman. Nancy Vice, Rhonda Cudney. Debbie Brownson. Award’s Night F-Club Football Lineman Back Basketball Cross Country Wrestling Track Golf Kenny Meinzer Don Sailors Don Sailors Martie Jones John Chittick Ed Kirkendall Bill Jahn Jim Schulenberg G.L.A. Basketball Volleyball Track Marta Prichard Denise Coupe Cindy Burton KTNC Football Basketball Cross Country Wrestling Track Golf Girls' Basketball Volleyball Girls’ Track Don Sailors Don Sailors Scott Nelson Kenny Meinzer Don Sailors Jim Schulenberg Marta Prichard Marta Prichard Cindy Burton For the second year in a row. Don Sailors was voted Outstanding Boy Athlete of the Year and received the Neil Whitehead Memorial. A new addition to Award’s Night was the Outstanding Girl Athlete of the Year. Marta Prichard was the first to receive this honor. Band Awards Ourstanding Senior Bandsman Bill White Outstanding Underclassman Doug Appleoff Marine Corps Outstanding Musician Bill White All-State Scholarship Debbie Brownson 97 Drama Awards Best Actor Greg Weinert Best Actress Sandy Appleoff Best Supporting Actor Loren Wissmann Best Supporting Actress Patty Zinn Best Thespians Doug Kirkendall and Sandy Appleoff The Delphine Windle Award was given for the first time for involvement in all aspects of drama including dedication, attitude, cooperation, choreography, music, and technical theatre. It was awarded in memory of Mrs. Delphine Windle whose work with musicals at FCHS has been an inspiration to students for several years. The first recipient of this award was Sandy Appleoff. DECA Awards Outstanding Distributive Education Student Sherry Stevens and Stan Duerfeldt Outstanding DECA Chapter Member Joni Hihath and Alan Kelley 98 RESERVE WRESTLING F.C. Opponent FOOTBALL CROSS COUNTRY 22 S.E. Cons. 39 24 Plattsmouth 15 F.C. Opponent F.C. Opponent 10 Nebr. City 36 20 Syracuse 0 6th Plattsmouth 9 Maryville. Mo. 21 0 Fairbury 19 10 Tecumseh 29 12 Wymore So. 25 20 Wymore So. 27 10 Johnson-Brock 29 24 Humboldt 57 12 Maryville. Mo. 7 26 Auburn 11 18 St. Joe 8 Auburn 26 4th F.C. Inv. Lafayette 15 0 Hiawatha 40 8th SyracuseInv. 10 Syracuse 9 14 Plattsmouth 13 5th Twin Rivers 15 Hiawatha 6 8 Nebr. City 6 1st Hiawatha Inv. 12 Auburn 6 12 Tecumseh 0 8th Districts 10th Humboldt Inv. Season Record 5-4 Season Record 1-2 8th S.E. Cons. Inv. Season Record 5-5 RESERVE FOOTBALL F.C. Opponent 6 Beatrice 30 0 Maryville, Mo. 12 8 Auburn 0 0 Nebr. City Season Record 1-3 27 X FRESHMAN FOOTBALL F.C. 0 14 14 8 Wymore So. Syracuse Auburn Nebr. City Season Record 0-4 Opponent 6 38 18 38 BASKETBALL RESERVE BASKETBALL F.C. Opponent F.C. Opponent 42 Syracuse 28 28 Syracuse 29 49 Hiawatha 79 41 Hiawatha 46 61 Auburn 72 51 Auburn 44 40 Nebr. City 49 49 Nebr. City 58 53 Norris 51 55 Beatrice 50 52 Crete 73 72 Pawnee City 28 66 Blair 51 58 Omaha Gross 49 44 Auburn 59 50 Tri-County 44 45 Nebr. City 55 60 Tecumseh 66 88 Pawnee City 34 38 Plattsmouth 39 51 Omaha Gross 54 37 Nebr. City 46 63 Tri-County 65 53 Tarkio 33 72 Tecumseh 54 60 Wymore 46 62 Plattsmouth 55 32 Fairbury 45 53 Nebr. City 54 52 Auburn 45 51 Tarkio 47 Season Record 8-7 93 Wymore 55 43 Fairbury 63 59 Auburn 65 Districts: 57 Nebr. City 61 lOO WRESTLING F.C. Opponent 36 Plattsmouth 24 48 Nebr. City 15 24 Maryville, Mo. 21 21 Wymore So. 33 42 St. Jo Lafayette 12 45 Hiawatha 9 42 Syracuse 18 36 Auburn 15 1st Auburn Inv. 2nd Crete Inv. 2nd Plattsmouth Inv. 2nd Twin Rivers 2nd Omaha Cathedral 2nd Districts Season Record 7-1 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL F.C. Opponent 55 Nebr. City 53 43 Hiawatha 35 37 Beatrice 53 55 Auburn 49 59 Syracuse 49 88 Pawnee City 29 58 Tarkio 49 65 Hiawatha 48 50 Nebr. City 44 47 Nebr. City 48 36 Auburn Season Record 8-3 44 GIRLS RESERVE B.B. F.C. Opponent 13 Hiawatha 60 23 Dawson-Verdon 21 9 Nebr. City 14 15 Auburn 32 14 Plattsmouth Season Record 1-4 25 GIRLS BASKETBALL F.C. Opponent 16 Hiawatha 56 43 Dawson-Verdon 42 37 Auburn 45 44 Weeping Water 31 43 Nebr. City 22 29 Auburn 32 41 Plattsmouth Season Record 3-4 43 BOYS TRACK F.C. Opponent 28 ' a Plattsmouth 128' 8 5th SyracuseInv. 1st Johnson-Brock 2nd Sterling 3rd 2nd Nebr. City 1st Dawson-Verdon 3rd 5th Twin Rivers 4th Districts State Season Record 0-1 GOLF F.C. Opponent 161 Auburn 175 5th Tri-County Inv. 185 Syracuse 188 178 Pawnee City 215 3rd Nebr. City 2nd Syracuse 1st 6th Fairbury Inv. 1st Auburn 1st Plattsmouth 3rd 3rd Fairbury 1st Nebr. City 2nd 3rd Twin Rivers 9th Districts State Season Record 3-0 GIRLS TRACK F.C. Opponent 71 l a Stella S.E. 31‘ a 68 Plattsmouth 28 9th SyracuseInv. 56 Nebr. City 54 69 Dawson-Verdon 45 6th Twin Rivers 5th Districts State Season Record 4-0 101 ROW ONE: Mike Waddle. Dave Ramer . John Krause . Roger Baker . Martin Elwonger. ROW TWO: Gary Richey . Scott Nelson . Quintin Sutherland . Alan Koenig . ROW THREE: Coach Louis Fritz, John Chit-tick . Ted Gentry. Robert Hull. NOT PRESENT. Ron Hall and Clayton Butrick. ‘Denotes Letterman Cross Country 102 Starting COUNTERCLOCKWISE left to right: Glad that one's over! Watch it Mr. Roggenkamp! Ron takes a break. Look where Ron’s break gets him! This year’s Cross Country team consisted of thirteen underclassmen. Of those thirteen, nine earned letters for the season. One of the big highlights of the year was winning the Hiawatha Invitational for the fourth straight year in a row. Prior to this Falls City took 5th place in the big Twin Rivers Meet. 103 ROW ONE: Asst. Coach Keith Richey. Mark O’Banion , Tim Wilson . Harry Kirkcndall . Mike Fisher . Chuck Bennett . Ken Meinzer . Don Sailors . Martie Jones . Paul Ivey . Kevin Killingsworth . Bill Varsity Football •TIGERS BEAT ROCKETS IN FOOTBALL OPENER Quarterback Don Sailors rushed for two touchdowns and hit Skip Lewis on a 34-yard bomb for a third to lift Falls City to a 20-0 opening victory over Syracuse. Four fumbles and two interceptions plagued the Rockets, spoiling what would otherwise have been a close game. A defense led by Ken Meinzer held the Rockets to 16 yards in total offense. Chandler . Marty Meinzer . Robert Baker. Head Coach Mike Butler. ROW TWO: Jeff Sailors. Scott Magdanz. Doug Appleoff. Jim Farmer . Doug Moore. Jim Murphy . Duane Armbruster . Ed Jaros , Bill “TIGERS BOW TO THE JEFFS” Fairbury defeated the Tigers 19-0 for the second year in a row. Quarterback Don Sailors was injured early in the second quarter and Mike Whalen came in to fill the role. The Tiger defense had an outstanding night with leader Ken Meinzer getting 23 tackles. RAIDERS HOLD ON TO DEFEAT TIGERS” Wymore Southern downed the Tigers 27-20 in a non-conference game. Don Sailors threw two touchdown passes to Skip Lewis and Bill Jahn, rushed for one touchdown, and passed for 2 points to Lewis. Leading the Tiger defense were Tim Wilson and Gary Kratz. “LONG RUNS PROPEL THE TIGERS PAST MARYVILLE” Don Sailors returned a punt 78 yards for a touchdown and Kevin Killingsworth ran 36 yards for another as the Tigers defeated the Spoofhounds 12-7. Defensive standouts were Ken Meinzer and Don Sailors. 104 Snider . Dave Hall. Mark 0‘Grady . Tom Langan. Randy Fieghner . Mike Strecker. Asst. Coach Larry Munn. ROW THREE: Student Trainer Greg Weinert. Bob Kirkendall. Jerry Simpson. Don Sheets. Rod “TIGERS FALL TO AUBURN BULLDOGS The Tigers lost 26-8 to the paws of the Bulldogs. Don Sailors pitched the ball to Skip Lewis who threw it to Bill Jahn for the touchdown. Sailors passed to Lewis for the conversion. Defensive leaders were Ken Meinzer, Tim Wilson, and Bill Jahn. TIGERS SCALPS ARE LIFTED BY REDSKINS” Falls City lost 0-40 to a scalp-hunting Indian party. Offensive leader Don Sailors completed 10 passes for 133 yards. Defensive leaders were Sailors. Ken Meinzer, Mark O'Banion, Tim Wilson, and Bill Jahn. “HOMECOMING VICTORY A run of 55 yards by Bill Jahn, a touchdown-saving tackle on the 1-yard line by Tim Wilson, and a 2-point conversion pass from Don Sailors to Jim Farmer kept the Homecoming crowd spellbound as the Tigers defeated Plattsmouth 14-13. Ramer . Jim Pratt . Mike Whalen . Bob Ewing . Skip Lewis . Hugh Joy . Ed Lippold, Gary Kratz . Bill Jahn . Bruce Merz, Dave Shefferd. Student Trainer Roger Lampe. ‘denotes lettermen “CONVERSION BOOSTS TIGERS PAST PIONEERS” The Tigers took a close 8-6 victory from Nebraska City. Bill Jahn got the touchdown from 5 yards out and Don Sailors passed to Skip Lewis for 2 points. The rest of the game was a defensive battle led by Ken Meinzer, Tim Wilson, Bill Jahn, Sailors. Mike Fisher, and Bob Ewing. “TIGERS END THEIR SEASON WITH WIN The Tigers ended their season with a 12-0 shutout over the Indians. Gary Kratz got the first touchdown on a run of 25 yards and senior Don Sailors got the other on a 1-yard quarterback sneak. Kevin Killingsworth, Jim Farmer, and Kratz led the offense, while defensive standouts were senior Ken Meinzer, Harry Kirkendall. Farmer, and Tim Wilson. 105 107 Asst. Coach Larry Munn. Head Coach Mike Butler. Asst. Coach Keith Richey. All Conference Three Tiger gridders were selected for the Twin Rivers All Conference team this year. They are: senior Don Sailors, quarterback (two years all conference): junior Bill Jahn. running back, and senior Kenny Meinzer. guard. Titles of Honorable Mention were earned by senior Mike Fisher, end; and junior Tim Wilson, end. 108 ROW ONE: Steve Waddle. Tom Burton. Mark Elliot. Dave Gentry. Robert Ivey. Don Chandler. Jeff Stoller. Steve Kirkendall. Mike Weaver, Rusty Ziegler, Max Milam. ROW TWO: Coach Eldon Lindquist. Keith Mullens. Mike Kopf. Melvin Shafer. Jon Harkendorff. Steve Sheets. Bill Burling. Dennis Bauman. Randy Smith. Jerry Jones. Mike Simpson. Brian Walker, Tom Wilson. Tim Hendrick. Coach Dennis Walters. Freshman Football And Basketball ROW ONE: Jeff Stoller. Mark Elliott. David Gentry. Randy Smith. Max Milam. Jeff Hooper. ROW TWO: Coach Loren Langford. Tim Hedriks. Steve Sheets. Mark Hodge. Jerry Jones. Tom Wilson. Doug Sefried. Phil Thomas. 109 ROW ONE: Ed Kirkendall. Kenny Meinzer. Carl Messner. Tim Wilson. ROW TWO: Coach Larry Munn. Dwight Thompson. Scott Nelson. Jeff Laney. Tom Burton. ROW THREE: Jim Cook. Darrell Schulenberg. Marty Meinzer. Kevin Killingsworth. Paul Ivey. V arsity The Tiger Wrestling team of 1974-75 had another fantastic season with numerous individual and team records being shattered. As a team, the Tigers finished the season with seven dual wins and one defeat, the best dual record in Falls City history. The team also entered six tournaments prior to the state tourney, and brought home a trophy in every one. which is another school record. The Tigers finished either first or second in every tournament from the first of the season through the district. The teams runner-up finish in the districts was the fourth consecutive year in which the Tigers have finished second in district competition. Individual records were set and reset by the Tiger grapplers this year. As a team, the Tigers won 214 matches. 110 State Grapplers Ed Kirkendall 126 Kenny Meinzer 167 Tim Wilson 138 Carl Messner 185 There were four Tiger wrestlers representing Falls City in the State meet this year. Ed Kirkendall. 126, and Kenny Meinzer, 167. both placed 5th in the state, tieing a record for the highest finish of a F. C. wrestler at State. Tim Wilson and Carl Messner also were participants and did extremely well in competition with Tim placing in the top 8 and Carl in the top 16. ROW ONE: Coach Marshall Nelson. Mike Strecker. Chuck Bennett. Neil Liberty. Randy Feighner. Steve Waddle. ROW TWO: Rodney Ramer. Dave Ramer. Bill Chandler. Melvin Shafer. Bill Burling. Junior Varsity 112 Action 1 14 ROW ONE: Coach Ribble. Gary Kratz . Steve Milam . Martie Jones . Bill Jahn . Mike Whalen. Coach Dick Spaulding. ROW TWO: Skip Lewis . John Chittick. Don Sailors . David Groothuis. Bob Ewing . Alan Koenig . Mark O’Banion . Jim Murphy . Mike Dunn . NOT PRESENT Greg Weinert. Student Manager. ‘Denotes lettermen. Boys’ Basketball The Falls City varsity basketball team compiled a record of eight and twelve and the jr. varsity had a record of eight and seven. The Tigers played well throughout the season, but were unable to win the close games. Next year looks bright with seven of the eleven lettermen returning. Senior Don Sailors, number 32. was named to the Twin Rivers league's All-Conference basketball team for the second year in a row. Three Tiger players were given honorable mention to the team. They were senior Martie Jones, junior Alan Koenig, and junior Gary Kratz. 1 15 Tiger Frosh On The Go The Tiger Freshmen compiled an excellent record of 8-3 while claiming third in the Twin Rivers Freshman Basketball Tournament. They were a well balanced team and should show improvement with a few more years of experience. 1 19 ROW ONE: Coach Butler. Kevin Killingsworth. Scott Nelson. Gary Richey. Tom Wilson, Jeff Hooper. ROW TWO: Steve Dunn. Martin Elwonger. Quinten Sutherland. Bill Jahn. Paul Ivey. Gary Jones. ROW THREE: Mike Waddle. Don Sailors. Tom Weinert. Mike Whalen. John Krause. John Chittick. and Coach Ribble. Top Performances of 1975 Boys’ Track Triple Jump Bill Jahn 40 ft. 9 in. 180 yd. Low Hurdles Don Sailors 20.4 seconds Pole Vault Quinten Sutherland 12 ft. 6' a in. 100 yd. dash Mike Whalen 10.2 seconds Long Jump Bill Jahn 21 ft. 9 ‘ a in. 880 relay Kevin Killingsworth, Sailors, Jahn, and Whalen 1:33.5 121 State Qualifiers ROW ONE: Quentin Sutherland. Pole Vault; Kevin Killingsworth. 880 relay. ROW TWO: Don Sailors. 180 yd. low hurdles. 880 relay; Mike Whalen. 100 yd. dash. 880 relay: Bill Jahn. Long Jump. 880 relay. The Falls City High Boys’ Track team enjoyed a much improved season in 1975. Five Tigers qualified for the state meet in five events. Falls City scored 4 points in the big meet with Bill Jahn placing 4th place in the Class B long jump. Bill came close to the old school record of 22 ft. 2 in. with a jump of 21 ft. 9‘ a in. ROW ONE: Tom Wilson, Doug Sefried, Don Chandler, Bill Burling. ROW TWO: Steve Waddle. Jerry Ferguson. Jeff Fritz. Robert Ivey. Freshman Track Season Record Nebr. City. Plattsmouth, Falls City 3rd Auburn, Syracuse, Falls City 3rd Nebr. City Invitational 5th Falls City Invitational 4th Twin Rivers 7th 123 ROW ONE: Tedd Gentry. Steve Milam. Gary Kratz, Jim Farmer. Mar-tie Jones. Kevin Beasing. Dave Gentry. Mr. Walters. ROW TWO: Brian Walker. Steve Bohrer. Jim Schulenberg, Max Milam. Tim Hendricks. Rusty Ziegler. Brad Godwin. Golf Reserve Golf Record TIGERS OPPONENT 212 Syracuse 208 lost 196 Auburn 200 lost 191 Pawnee City 297 won Triangular 188 Nebr. City 204 Tie 1st Syracuse 188 Triangular 181 Auburn 212 1st Plattsmouth 206 133 Southeast Varsity 173 won Triangular 187 Fair bury 200 1st Nebr. City 211 ROW ONE: Marta Prichard. Debbie Larkin. Denise Coupe. Karen Anne Keeling. Marcia Younker. Kayla Moeller. Janet Surman. Nancv Cudney. Barb Vollmer. ROW TWO: Debbie Kirkendall. Gail Duey. Vice was missing for the picture. Rhonda Cudney. Janice Kottich. ROW THREE: Coach Earl Moeller. Girls’ Volleyball Varsity (8-5) Humboldt 15-2, 15-1 Hiawatha 15-11, 15-11 Nebraska City 15-10, 15-7 Peru Invitational Wymore Southern 15-7, 15-9 Tecumseh 10-15, 15-9, 15-8 Dawson-Verdon 6-15, 3-15 Douglas 4-15, 6-15 Syracuse 11-15, 15-12, 15-10 Twin Rivers Tournament Auburn 9-15, 15-8, 14-16 Nebraska City 15-6, 12-15, 12-15 Pawnee City 15-3, 15-5 District Plattsmouth 16-14, 15-1 Nebraska City 8-15, 8-15 Jr. Varsity (8-1) Humboldt 15-4, 15-1 Auburn 15-11, 15-5 Nebraska City 16-14, 15-11 Pawnee City 15-6, 15-6 Wymore Southern 15-7, 15-12 Plattsmouth 15-2, 14-16, 15-5 Dawson-Verdon 13-15, 15-6, 5-15 Hiawatha 15-4, 15-6 Syracuse 15-8. 4-15, 15-9 126 127 Girls’ Volleyball Girls’ Volleyball, now in its third year, came through with another winning season. The Varsity record was (8-5) for the season and the Jr. Varsity record was (8-1). There were fourteen girls who participated and twelve of them lettered. At the Peru Invitational this year, the varsity team pulled out a close one against an always tough Tecumseh team. Douglas, was the next team the girls faced in the tournament. Against a team with many years of experience the girls did fairly well. The girls were unexpectedly upset by Nebr. City at the Twin River’s tournament and the District’s tournament this year. All in all, the girls seem to be improving each year. A young freshman team, consisting of 19 girls, seems very promising in the years to come. Along with a winning season of (7-2-1) they also took second place in the 2nd annual Falls City tournament. ROW ONE: Robin Reschke. Cheryl Pyle. Lisa Zinn. Dian Reisner. Mary Coach Mrs. Roesch, Cindy Hanika. Karen Gerweck. Judy Jaros. Johan- Hall. Debbie West. ROW TWO: Linda Cudney. Hope Huber. Cindy na Lorenzen. Cheryl Malcolm. Pam Kirkendall. Lynett Vollmer. Gerweck. Paula Stevens. Sue Huppert. Dawn Mount. ROW THREE: Freshman Volleyball Season’s Record (7-2-1) Humboldt Nebraska City Wymore Southern Dawson-Verdon Syracuse Auburn 15-2, 16-4 15-12, 15-9 15-12, 15-10 15-11, 4-15, 12-15 15-5, 15-9 15-5, 9-15 Pawnee City 15-4. 15-5, 13-15 Falls City Invitational Auburn Dawson-Verdon Syracuse 15-5, 15-11, 5-15 15-4, 15-7 10-15, 14-16 129 Girls’ Basketball Varsity Girls’ basketball appeared at Falls City High School for the first time since 1927. The varsity compiled a record of 3-4. and the junior varsity had a record of 1-4. The girls brought home a third place trophy from the Peru Invitational Basketball Tournament. Out of the 22 girls that participated. 12 lettered with 7 of those that lettered returning next year. Inexperience showed throughout the year with the girls losing several close games, but next year promises to show improvement and is bound to be exciting! ROW ONE: Debbie Baker. Cindy Burton. Marta Prichard. Denise Coupe. Debbie Larkin. ROW TWO: Patty Fisher. Cece Burton. Connie Goff. Debbie West. Sherry Garrett. Janice Kottich, Rhonda Cudney. Jr. Varsity ROW ONE: Kay Sickel. Leah Sutherland. Linda Stice. Roxann Roggenkamp. Glenda Sickel. ROW TWO: Linda Cudney. Cindy Hardt. Marsha Hodge. Debbie Merz. Denise Duey. Girls’ Track ROW ONE: Carol Surman. Debbie Thomas, Marta Prichard. Cindy Burton. Rhonda Cudney, Cece Burton. ROW TWO: Janice Kottich. Trudy Henke. Janet Surman. Debbie Brownson, Dian Reisner, Sue Sickel. Lynda Davis. Brenda Murphy. ROW THREE: Leah Sutherland. Student Manager: Debbie Kirkendall. Student Manager; Patrice Peck. Kris Morehead, Linda Cudney, Kaye Sickel. Coaches: Mrs. Mary Burton. and Mrs. Vivian Reosch. ABSENT from picture: Olenda Sickel. Track Performances shot 100 yd. relay 440 yd. relay 880 yd. relay mile relay mile run 81 1' Janet Surman 11.9 Dian Reisner Janice Kottich 52.7 Dian Reisner Cece Burton Janice Kottich Debbie Brownson 1:51.7 Dian Reisner Cece Burton Trudy Henke Janice Kottich 4:28.2 Kris Morehead Lynda Davis Patrice Peck Cindy Burton 5:59.9 Cindy Burton 132 Debbie Brownson, Dian Reisner. Trudy Henke, Janice Kot-tich, Cece Burton. State Qualifiers -mmrvsz 133 Falls City’s Girls’ Track team enjoyed another satisfying season while qualifying five girls to the state meet in North Platte. The team finished the season with another perfect dual record. 4-0, raising their total record to eleven wins and one loss. All of the five state qualifiers will be returning again next year to boost another fine team. Junior - Senior Prom The theme “These Magic Moments” paved the way to a truly magic evening, May 10, 1975, when the Junior class gave a farewell Jr. - Sr. Prom for the graduating Seniors. The auditorium was attractively decorated in blue, yellow, and green streamers which hanged from the walls and ceiling. The Junior Class President, Tim Wilson, gave the welcome to begin the banquet, and Marta Prichard, the Senior Class President, gave the response. The invocation was given by Reverend Robert Giles. The meal was prepared by the Junior’s mothers and served by members of the Sophomore Class. The meal consisted of baked ham, baked potatoes with butter or sour cream, corn, hot rolls, water or coffee, and sherbert for dessert. The band that played for the dance following the banquet was “Forte” from Omaha. Sponsors for the event were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilson, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meinzer. 135 These Magic Moments 137 Class Of 1975 Graduation Ceremonies Dr. Ronald Q. Joekel. Associate Dean. Teachers College. University of Nebraska - Lincoln, gave the Graduation address. “Room for Excellence.” Top Ten Honor Students May 25, 1975 Jennifer Giles - Valedictorian Carol Richmond - Salutatorian ROW ONE: Alice Schuetz. Carol Richmond. Jennifer Giles. Marta Prichard. ROW TWO. Cindy O’Banion, Cindy Burton. ROW THREE: Doug Kirkendall. Mike Dunn, Pat Bahr. NOT PICTURED: Carol Surman. 138 JoEllen Oroothuis and Tedd Gentry, the top junior students led the seniors in. ABOVE: Mr. Robert C. Joy, principal, presented the class at graduation. LEFT: Junior-Senior Choir sang “Ave Maria for graduation. 139 Graduation ’75 Senior Summaries SANDY APPLEOFF—Honor Roll 2 yrs. National Honor Society 3 yrs. Student Council 1 yr. Freshman Class Secretary. Orange and Black Staff. All School Play 3 yrs. Musical 4 yrs. Band 4 yrs. Freshman Choir. Swing Choir 3 yrs, GAA 2V� yrs. Thespians 2 yrs (President 2 yrs). Cheerleader 1 yr. Drill Team 2 yrs. Pep Club 4 yrs. German Club 1 yr. County Government, Stato Speech Contest 2 yrs, First in State 1 yr. 2 Gold Key awards in Regional Scholastic Art Contest. Qualified for Nationals ‘75. Best of Show in ‘74 Women's Club State Art Contest, Outstanding Actress '73. Best Supporting Actress “74. '73 '74 Best Thespian Award, Runner up in ‘73 for Elks Youth Leadership Contest. 1974 4th place Elks Youth Scholarship. JAY BAHR Basketball 3 yrs. Football 2 yrs. Golf 1 yr. PAT BAHR—Honor Roll 4 yrs. National Honor Society 2 yrs. Freshman Class President. Musical 3 yrs. Chorus 1 yr. Freshman Choir, Thespians 2 yrs. Elks Most Valuable Student, National Scholastic Art Contest Honorable Mention, Who’s Who Among High School Students 73-74, Boys’ State 1974, Spanish Club 2 yrs. District Music Contest 1 yr. Orange and Black Staff (Layout Editor). DEBRA BAKER—GAA 1 sem. Girls' Basketball 1 yr. GLA 1 yr. BOB BARTLETT—German Club 2 yrs. CHUCK BENNETT -Chorus 1 yr. Football 2 yrs. Wrestling 2 yrs. Boys' P.E. 4 yrs. F-Club 1 yr. MIKE BOGGESS—Boys' P.E. 4 yrs. Deca 2 yrs. Senior Deca Student of the Month. LUCINDA BURTON Honor Roll 4 yrs. National Honor Society 2 yrs. Student Council 2 yrs (Secretary). All School Play 1 yr. Musical 3 yrs. Band 4 yrs. Stage Band 4 yrs. Freshman Choir. GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards. GLA 3 yrs (Student Council Rep. and Secretary), Girls’ Basketball 1 yr. Girls’ Track 4 yrs. Cheerleader 3 yrs. Pep Club 4 yrs. Spanish Club 1 yr. County Government. Drill Team 1 yr, Sophomore Class Secretary. Junior Class President, Outstanding Track Performer 1974. Homecoming Attendant. MIKE CAMPBELL—Band 3 yrs. Stage Band 1 yr. Football 3 yrs. Basketball 2 yrs, Deca 2 yrs. German Club 2 yrs. F-Club 2 yrs. District Music Contest 3 yrs. Job Interview Finalist in Deca State Leadership Contest. Musical 1 yr. BARB CARPENTER—Band 4 yrs. Brass Choir 2 yrs. Pep Band 2 yrs. Chorus 2 yrs. Deca 2 yrs. MARVIN CARPENTER Boys' P.E. 4 yrs, Deca 2 yrs. JIM COOK Band 4 yrs. Football 1 yr. Wrestling 4 yrs. Deca 1 yr (Reporter). F-Club 2 yrs. DENISE COUPE—Honor Roll 1 yr. National Honor Society 2 yrs. Student Council 2 yrs (President). Junior Class Secretary, Orange and Black Staff (Copy Editor), All School Play 1 yr. Musical 2 yrs. Band 2 yrs. Chorus 3 yrs (Secretary). Swing Choir 2 yrs. Freshman Choir. GAA 4 yrs (Social Chairman, Secretary-Treasurer). 1st and 2nd State Awards. GLA 4 yrs (Student Council Rep.. President). Volleyball 3 yrs. Girls' Basketball 1 yr. Girls’ Track 3 yrs. Pep Club 4 yrs. Cheerleader 1 yr. Drill Team 2 yrs. German Club 2 yrs (Treasurer). County Government. District Music Contest 4 yrs. Who’s Who Among High School Students 73-74. KAREN CUDNEY—Honor Roll 1 yr, Orange and Black Staff. GAA 4 yrs (Social Chairman), 1st and 2nd State Awards. GLA 3 yrs. Physical Fitness Award. Volleyball 3 yrs. Girls’ Track 1 yr. Freshman Choir. Pep Club 4 yrs. Cheerleader 3 yrs, Deca 1 yr. German Club 1 yr. County Government. Drill Team 1 yr. Homecoming Attendant. Who's Who Among High School Students 73-74. STEVE DAVIS—Musical 1 yr. Chorus 2 yrs. Cross Country 1 yr, Boys’ P.E. 1 yr, Deca 2 yrs. HARLAN DECKINGER—FFA 4 yrs. Musical 1 yr. All School Play 1 yr. STANLEY DUERFELDT—Honor Roll 1 yr. Deca 2 yrs. German Club 1 yr. FFA 2 yrs. Senior Deca Student of the Month. DUANE DUEY—Musical 1 yr. Chorus 4 yrs. Madrigal 1 yr. Boys' P.E. 1 yr. MIKE DUNN—Honor Roll 4 yrs. National Honor Society 3 yrs (President). Band 4 yrs. Football 1 yr. Basketball 4 yrs. Track I yr. German Club 2 yrs, F-Club 2 yrs. Who’s Who Among High School Students 73-74. IOOF United Nations Pilgramage Delegate. JOE FISCHER—Musical 1 yr. Wrestling I yr. Boys' P.E. 4 yrs, FFA 4 yrs. MIKE FISHER Honor Roll 1 yr. Student Council 3 yrs (Vice-President). Senior Class Vice-President, Football 3 yrs. Boys' P.E. 3 Vi yrs. FFA 4 yrs (Vice-Presidont). F-Club 1 yr (Secretary-Treasurer). County Government. Homecoming King Attendant. JOYCE FREDERICK—Honor Roll 1 yr. Orange and Black Staff. Freshman Choir. GAA 2 yrs. Pep Club 3 yrs. Deca 1 yr. Spanish Club 1 yr. KENNY FREDERICK—Student Council 1 yr. Cross Country 1 yr. Wrestling 1 yr. Boys’ P.E. 1 yr. FFA 4 yrs (President). RANDY GERWECK—Honor Roll 1 yr. Football 2 yrs. Boys P.E. 4 yrs. FFA 4 yrs. JENNIFER GILES—Honor Roll 4 yrs. National Honor Society 2 yrs. Student Council 2 yrs. Orange and Black Staff (Co-Editor). All School Play 2 yrs. Musical 3 yrs. Band 4 yrs. Flute Quartet 1 yr. Pep Band 1 yr. Pit Band 1 yr. Stage Band 3 yrs. Chorus 2 yrs. Swing Choir 2 yrs. Triple Trio 1 yr. Thespians 2 yrs. German Club 4 yrs (Secretary). FTA 3 yrs (Student Council Rep.). Wesleyan Honor Choir 1 yr, District Music Contest 3 yrs, 1st in National Math Contest 2 yrs. Regents Scholarship. Valedictorian. STEVE GRIMM Basketball 2 yrs. Deca 2 yrs. German Club 2 yrs. 2nd place in Human Relations at Deca State Leadership Conference. ED HACKETT—Musical 1 yr. Chorus 1 yr. Deca 2 yrs. Spanish Club 1 yr. District Music Contest I yr. Deca Leadership Conference 1 yr. PHYLLIS HAZELL—GAA 2 yrs. LEECIA MESSLER HILLYARD—Freshman Class Treasurer. Junior Class Treasurer. Band 2 yrs. Pep Band 2 yrs. Chorus 2 yrs. Freshman Choir. GAA 3 yrs. First State Award. Pep Club 3 yrs. Drill Team 2 yrs. Deca 1 yr. German Club 2 yrs (Treasurer). BRIDGET HOOVER—Honor Roll 1 sem.. Pep Club l‘ a yrs, Spanish Club 1 yr, Who’s Who Among High School Students 73-74. MIKE HUNZEKER—FFA 1 yr. VICKI HUNZEKER—Honor Roll 2 yrs. All School Play 2 yrs. Musical 1 yr. Chorus 4 yrs. Freshman Choir, Madrigal 1 yr. Girls’ Pop 1 yr. Triple Trio 1 yr. Thespians 1 yr. All State Alternate. District Contest Solos 2 yrs. HARLEY JAIDE Band 3 yrs. Football 1 yr. Wrestling 2 yrs. Boys' P.E. 1 yr. Deca 2 yrs. DEBBIE LARKIN JOHANSEN—Senior Class Secretary, Orange and Black Staff. All School Play 1 yr. Chorus 3 yrs. Freshman Choir. GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards. GLA 4 yrs. Volleyball 3 yrs. Girls’ Basketball 1 yr. Girls' Track 2 yrs. Cheerleader 2 yrs. Pep Club 4 yrs. Deca 1 yr (Treasurer), County Government. Physical Fitness Award. 141 Runner-up for FFA Sweetheart. District Music Contest 2 yrs. DEBBIE JONES—Honor Roll 2 yrs, Band 2 yrs. Chorus 1 yr. Pep Club 1 yr. FTA 1 yr. GARY JONES—Football 2 yrs, Track 3 yrs. Boys’ P.E. 1 yr. Deca 1 yr. FFA 4 yrs. F-Club 1 yr. MARTIE JONES—Football 4 yrs. Basketball 4 yrs. Boys' P.E. 2 yrs. Golf 2 yrs. Deca 1 yr (Parliamentarian). German Club 1 yr. F-Club 3 yrs. Homecoming King Attendant. WENDELL JONES Football 1 yr. Wrestling 1 yr. Track 1 yr. Boys' P.E. 2 yrs. Deca 2 yrs. MARCIA KELLER—Honor Roll 1 yr. GAA 3' t yrs. First State Award, Deca 2 yrs. ALAN KELLEY—Student Council 1 yr. Track 1 yr. Boys' P.E. 1 yr. Deca 2 yrs (Vice-President). CATHY KELLEY—Honor Roll 1 yr. Chorus 4 yrs. Freshman Choir, Swing Choir 1 yr. Girls' Swing Choir 1 yr. Girls' Pop 2 yrs. GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards. Volleyball 1 yr. Pep Club 4 yrs. Deca 2 yrs. German Club 1 yr. District Music Contest 4 yrs. Senior Deca Student of the Month. RANDY KERMOADE Orange and Black Staff 2 yrs. All School Play 3 yrs. Musical 3 yrs. Band 4 yrs. Pep Band 1 yr. Football 1 yr. Thespians 1 yr. German Club 1 yr. Honorary Photographer Junior Year. DOUG KIRKENDALL—Honor Roll 2 yrs. National Honor Society 3 yrs. Orange and Black Staff (Photography Editor). All School Play 2 yrs. Musical 4 yrs. Chorus 4 yrs (Librarian. President). Madrigal 1 yr. Swing Choir 2 yrs. Boys' Quartet 2 yrs. Basketball I yr. Football 1 yr. Thespians 2 yrs (Treasurer 2 yrs). German Club 4 yrs (President and Treasurer), District Music Contest 4 yrs. Solo 1 yr, Wesleyan Honor Choir 2 yrs. All-State Chorus Alternate 1 yr. State Speech Contest 1 yr. Best Thespians Award 2 yrs. JIM KIRKENDALL—FFA 1 yr. Boys' P.E. 1 yr. MIC KOSO—Musical 3 yrs. Chorus 4 yrs. Swing Choir 1 yr. CAROL MANDERY—Band 2 yrs. Pep Club 2 yrs. MIKE MAZE Orange and Black Staff. Band 4 yrs. Pep Band 1 yr. Football 2 yrs. Basketball 1 yr. District Music Contest 4 yrs. 4 KAREN MEINZER—Honor Roll 1 yr. National Honor Society 2 yrs. Band 3 yrs. Freshman Choir. Chorus 1 sem.. Girls’ Swing Choir 1 sem.. GAA 2 yrs. Girls’ Track 1 yr. Pep Club 4 yrs. County Government. Drill Team 2 yrs. KENNY MEINZER—Honor Roll 1 yr. National Honor Society 1 yr. Student Council 3 yrs. Junior Class Vice-President. Football 4 yrs. Wrestling 4 yrs. Track 2 yrs. Boys' P.E. 4 yrs. FFA 3 yrs (Student Council Rep.). F-Club 3 yrs (Vice-President). County Government. NANCY MERZ—Honor Roll 1 yr. Orange and Black Staff. Chorus 4 yrs. Freshman Choir. District Music Contest 4 yrs. GAA 2 yrs. Pep Club 3 yrs. Deca 1 yr. CHARLES MESSNER—Boys' P.E. 4 yrs, FFA 4 yrs. LINDA MEYER—Honor Roll 1 yr. Band 3 yrs. Pep Band 2 yrs. Chorus 1 yr. STEVE MILAM —Student Council 3 yrs. Junior Class Vice-President, Basketball 4 yrs. Golf 2 yrs. Boys' P.E. 4 yrs. F-Club 2 yrs. County Government. NINA MILLER—GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards. Deca 2 yrs. STEVE MOORE Honor Roll 1 yr. Orange and Black Staff. Band 4 yrs. Pep Band 1 yr. German Club 2 yrs. District Music Contest 3 yrs. MURVYN MOREHEAD—Honor Roll 1 yr. National Honor Society 2 yrs. All School Play 1 yr. Musical 1 yr. Band 4 yrs. Stage Band 3 yrs. Chorus 3 yrs. Swing Choir 3 yrs. Football 2 yrs. Thespians 1 yr. FFA 3 yrs (Reporter). District Music Contest 3 yrs. District FFA Contest 2 yrs. Soil and Water Conservation Speech Contest 1 yr. DEBBIE MURPHY Honor Roll 4 yrs. GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards. Deca 2 yrs. SEAN NOLTE—Boys' P.E. 4 yrs. FFA 4 yrs (Reporter). JOYCE NUSSBAUM—Band 2 yrs. CINDY O'BANION—Honor Roll 1 yr. National Honor Society 3 yrs. Orange and Black Staff (Business Manager). All School Play 1 yr. Musical 3 yrs. Chorus 4 yrs. (Vice-President). Swing Choir 3 yrs. Triple Trio 1 yr. Thespians 4 yrs (Secretary 2 yrs). Pep Club 4 yrs (Vice-President). Drill Team 2 yrs. District Music Contest 3 yrs. Solos 2 yrs. Best Actress 73-74, Wesleyan Honor Choir 1 yr. Chorister of the Year 73-74. District Speech Contest 1 yr. Who’s Who Among High School Students 73-74. SHEILA PILKINGTON—Pep Club 1 yr. DEBBIE PRATER—Chorus 4 yrs. Freshman Choir. Girls' Pop 2 yrs. Girls' Swing Choir 1 yr. Pep Club 4 yrs. Deca 2 yrs. Drill Team 1 yr (Alternate). Senior Deca Student of the Month. District Music Contest 4 yrs. MARTA PRICHARD —Honor Roll 4 yrs. National Honor Society 3 yrs. President Senior Year. Orange and Black Staff (Co-Editor). Musical 2 yrs. Pit Orchestra. Band 3 yrs. Stage Band 3 yrs. Trumpet Trio 2 yrs. Brass Choir 2 yrs. Freshman Choir. GAA 4 yrs (Publicity Chairman and President). 1st and 2nd State Awards, GLA 4 yrs (Secretary 2 yrs). Volleyball 3 yrs. Girls' Basketball 1 yr. Girls' Track 4 yrs. Cheerleader 1 yr. Pep Club 4 yrs. Drill Team 2 yrs. German Club 2 yrs (President and Vice-President). District Music Contest 3 yrs. Honorable Mention All-State Girls’ Basketball. CAROL SHEETS RICHMOND—Honor Roll 4 yrs. National Honor Society 3 yrs. Student Council 3 yrs. Orange and Black Staff (Editor). Musical 3 yrs. Band 3 yrs. Pep Band 1 yr. Chorus 3 yrs. Freshman Choir. Triple Trio 3 yrs. Madrigal 1 yr. GAA 2 yrs. Thespians 2 yrs. Pep Club 3 yrs. Drill Team 1 yr. German Club 2 yrs. County Government. Salutatorian. National Merit Semi-Finalist. Regent's Alternate. Elks Speech Contest 1st. National Math Contest. Rotary Honor’s Banquet. Who's Who Among High School Students 73-74. District Music Contest 3 yrs. CINDY RIESCHICK—Honor Roll 1 qtr.. Chorus 3 yrs, Pep Club 2 yrs, Deca 2 yrs. MIKE RODGERS Football 2 yrs. Basketball 1 yr. Deca 1 yr. JONI RUNYAN Honor Roll 3 yrs. National Honor Society 3 yrs. Vice-President Sophomore Year. Orange and Black Staff (Sales and Advertising Chairman). Musical 2 yrs. Band 2 yrs. Freshman Choir. GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards. Thespians 2 yrs. Cheerleader 3 yrs. Pep Club 4 yrs. County Government. Drill Team 1 yr. District Music Contest 2 yrs. DIANE SAILORS Honor Roll 1 yr. Chorus 3 yrs. Freshman Choir. Girls' Pop 1 yr. Triple Trio 1 yr. GAA 2 yrs. Girls’ Glee 1 yr. DON SAILORS—Honor Roll 1 yr. Football 4 yrs. Basketball 4 yrs. Track 3 yrs. Boys’ P.E. 3 yrs. F-Club 4 yrs (President). Athlete of Year 1974. Neil Whitehead Memorial, All Conference in Football and Basketball 2 yrs. State Track Meet 2 yrs. Honorable Mention All-State in Football and Basketball. Homecoming King. KEVIN SAILORS Band 1 yr. Football 1 yr. Basketball 2 yrs. Boys' P.E. 2 yrs. Deca 2 yrs (President). Freshman Choir. PAM SAILORS—Honor Roll 2 yrs, National Honor Society 1 yr. Sonior Class Treasurer. Orange and Black Staff. All School Play 1 yr. Chorus 3 yrs. Swing Choir 1 yr. Freshman Choir. GAA 4 yrs (Publicity Chairman). 1st and 2nd State Awards. Pep Club 4 yrs (President). Spanish 142 Club 1 yr. County Government, Drill Team 3 yrs, District Speech Contest 1 yr. Twin Rivers Speech Contest 1 yr, State Speech Contest 1 yr. Best Speech Student 73-74, Who’s Who Among High School Student 73-74. ALICE SCHUETZ—Honor Roll 3 yrs, GAA 3‘ « yrs, 1st State Award, Deca 2 yrs. Senior Deca Student of the Month. JODIE SCHUETZ—Boys’ P.E. 4 yrs, FFA 4 yrs. DARRELL SCHULENBERG —Band 4 yrs. Football 1 yr. Wrestling 4 yrs, Deca 2 yrs, F-Club 4 yrs. RANDY SCOTT—Honor Roll 1 yr. Band 3 yrs, Deca 2 yrs, German Club 2 yrs, Senior Deca Student of the Month. CATHY SHEFFERD—Honor Roll 1 yr. Band 2 yrs. Chorus 1 yr. GLENDA SICKEL—Honor Roll 1 yr, Musical 3 yrs. Chorus 4 yrs. Freshman Choir, Girls' Pop 1 yr. Triple Trio 2 yrs. GAA 4 yrs, 1st and 2nd State Awards. Girls’ Basketball 1 yr. Girls’ Track 3 yrs. Pep Club 4 yrs. District Music Contest 4 yrs. District Speech and Drama Contest 1 yr. ROGER STEVENS—Boys’ P.E. 1 yr. SHERRY STEVENS—Honor Roll 4 yrs. GAA 1 yr, Pep Club 1 yr, Deca 1 yr. SONDRA STICE—Band 2 yrs, GAA 2 yrs. DAN STRECKER—Football 2 yrs, Wrestling 3 yrs, Boys’ P.E. 4 yrs, Deca 2 yrs, F-Club 3 yrs. CAROL SURMAN—Honor Roll 4 yrs, National Honor Society 1 yr. Freshman Choir. Madrigal 1 yr. Girls’ Pop 1 yr, Chorus 4 yrs. Volleyball 1 yr. Girls’ Track 2 yrs, German Club 2 yrs. District Music Contest 4 yrs, DAR Award. BOB THOMAS—Musical 1 yr, Deca 2 yrs, German Club 2 yrs. DEBBIE THOMAS—Honor Roll 1 yr. Orange and Black Staff. Musical 2 yrs. Pit Band 1 yr. Chorus 4 yrs (Publicity). Freshman Choir, Girls’ Pop 2 yrs. Swing Choir 1 yr, Madrigal 1 yr, GAA 4 yrs (Vice-President). 1st and 2nd State Awards. GLA 4 yrs (Treasurer and Vice-President). Volleyball 1 yr. Girls’ Track 4 yrs. Pep Club 1 yr, German Club 2 yrs. District Music Contest 4 yrs. State Track Meet 1 yr. BONNIE VEIGEL—Honor Roll 2 yrs, National Honor Society 2 yrs. All School Play 1 yr. Musical 2 yrs. Chorus 4 yrs. Freshman Choir, Girls' Pop Accompanist 2 yrs. Accompanist for Chorus 1 yr. Pep Club 1 yr. German Club 1 yr. Swing Choir 3 yrs. Girls' Swing Choir Accompanist 1 yr. FFA Sweetheart. District Music Contest 4 yrs. CHARLES VOGELE III—Football 1 yr. Boys’ P.E. 3 yrs. FFA 4 yrs. BARB VOLLMER—Orange and Black Staff, Musical 1 yr. Chorus 4 yrs, Freshman Choir. Girls’ Pop 2 yrs, Girls’ Swing Choir 1 yr, GAA 4 yrs. 1st and 2nd State Awards, GLA 1 yr. Volleyball 3 yrs, German Club 1 yr. District Music Contest 4 yrs. CAROL WEINERT—Honor Roll 2 yrs, National Honor Society 2 yrs (Student Council Rep.), Student Council 1 yr. All School Play 2 yrs. Musical 3 yrs. Chorus 4 yrs. Freshman Choir, Girls’ Swing Choir 1 yr, GAA 1 yr. Thespian 2 yrs (Vice-President). Pep Club 1 yr. German Club 2 yrs (Vice-President), County Government, 1st Alternate for United Nations Pilgrimage. TOM WEINERT—Honor Roll 2 yrs. National Honor Society 2 yrs (Vice-President), Student Council 1 yr. Sophomore Class President. Orange and Black Staff. Musical 2 yrs, Band 3 yrs, Chorus 1 yr (Student Council Rep.), Freshman Choir, Swing Choir 1 yr, Football 3 yrs, Basketball 3 yrs, Track 4 yrs. German Club 2 yrs (Vice-President), F-Club 3 yrs, State Track Meet, Who’s Who Among High School Students 73-74. BILL WHITE—National Honor Society 1 yr, Student Council 1 yr, Orange and Black Staff. Musical 1 yr. Band 4 yrs. Stage Band 4 yrs, Trombone Quartet 3 yrs. Brass Choir 2 yrs. Pit Band 1 yr. Pep Band 4 yrs. Chorus 3 yrs. Freshman Choir, Madrigal 1 yr. Swing Choir 3 yrs, German Club 1 yr. District Music Contest 3 yrs. Trombone Solo 2 yrs. Outstanding Senior Bandsman, Marine Corp Outstanding Musician. BRAD WHITTEN—Boys’ P.E. 3 yrs, Deca 1 yr. German Club 1 yr. LOREN WISSMANN—Honor Roll 1 yr. All School Play 1 yr. Musical 4 yrs. Chorus 4 yrs. Freshman Choir. Swing Choir 3 yrs. Madrigal 1 yr. Boys' Quartet 2 yrs, Boys’ P.E. 4 yrs. Thespians 2 yrs, Student Council 1 yr, FFA 4 yrs (Parliamentarian 2 yrs). County Government, FFA National Chorus. FFA State Farmer. District Music Contest 4 yrs. Vocal Solo 1 yr. PAM YOUNKER—Orange and Black Staff, All School Play 1 yr. Musical 3 yrs, Band 4 yrs (Secretary), Stage Band 4 yrs. Trombone Quartet 3 yrs, Pep Band 2 yrs. Chorus 3 yrs. Swing Choir 1 yr. Girls' Sextet 1 yr. Cheerleader 3 yrs. Pep Club 4 yrs. German Club 1 yr. County Government. District Music Contest 4 yrs. Homecoming Queen. 143 RED BARN DINER 14th Fulton St. Good Food Low Prices Fast Service Appreciation NORTHVIEW CARE CENTER 28th Towle St. Phone 245-5252 SALEM SLAUGHTER HOUSE Custom Slaughtering Processing Bob and Viv Zeigler, Owners Salem. Nebraska 245-5272 DELILA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 1610 Stone Street 245-3028 Congratulations, Class of ’75 144 FALLS CITY CABLE TV “More to see on Cable TV” 1813 Stone Ph. 245-2863 THE GAS SERVICE COMPANY BAKERS BAKERY Wedding, Birthday. Party Cakes Falls City, Nebraska 1715 Stone Ph. 245-4125 Natural Gas for Home and Industry DR. D. E. FOX Optometrist 1712 Stone Street OLD SWISS DRIVE INN Soft ice-cream Sandwiches Phone 245-3012 Managers - Mr. Mrs. Irvin Cornford Congratulations To The Class Of 1975 SIDLES COMPANY 1801 Chase Ph. 245-2474 145 JERRY LITTLE PLUMBING 803 E. 16th St. ph. 245-3025 REFORMERS CAR CLUB. INC. Devoted to Safety BOATMAN SAW AND MOWER Lawnmower And Chainsaw Repair Harlan Boatman 620 West 21st St. ph. 245-3923 MODERN CLEANERS Best Wishes Class Of 75 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 75 FALLS CITY AUTO SUPPLY BONNIE’S BEAUTY SHOP Hairstyling 2123 Schoenheit ph. 245-2510 CASTLE HOME APPLIANCE Falls City GAMBLES THE FRIENDLY STORE Ray Bev Koopman - owners 1503 Stone ph. 245-3123 ROBOT CAR WASH North of White City Motel CHANEY MUSIC CENTER Everything Musical Falls City. Nebr. 1516 Stone ph. 245-2835 146 JACK S MOBILE SERVICE 18th Harlan Street Falls City, Nebraska CHARLIE SMITH FORD Ford Mercury Phone 245-2519 1416 Harlan FALTER’S Clothing Center Since 1916 Arrow Shirts Levis Falls City KOSO’S KASH AND KARRY Falls City, Nebr. 68355 1015 Harlan Ph. 245-2553 Darrel Koso Owner The Bank Of Friendly Service Each Depositor Insured To $40,000 Think “FIRST” For Your Future! THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 17th Stone Member FDIC Falls City, Nebr. 147 JACK JILL Where Your Customers Satisfaction is Always First! North Harlan 245-2211 CHAT'N NIBBLE Fountain and Luncheonette 1709 Stone Ph. 245-4311 Compliments Of TOWLE REALTY COMPANY NORTHVUE SHELLY SERVICE Guaranteed Skelly Products North Hiway 73 Falls City, Nebr. Owner- Paul Bek Phr. 245-2225 We, the following Richardson County officials wish to congratulate Falls City High School on its 1975 issue of the High School yearbook: Lena Mae VonSeggern L. D. Camblin Thomas D. Aikten Robert S. Smith Albert Maust Frank Norris Nevada Williams Virgil Vohl Gene Hulbert Theodore Yoesel Wesley J. Stansbury Ralph Steinbrink 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. SOUTHSIDE INN Beverages Good Food Sporting Goods Phone 245-4046 Falls City, Nebr. T. C. KIEKHAEFER. M.D. 116 West 19th Street Falls City, Nebraska DORR FUNERAL HOME 2303 Harlan Street Falls City, Nebraska 68355 Telephone 402 245 2424 148 DAIRY DIP 14th and Lane Streets Good Food Good Service (mop) 14th and Harlan Gasoline—Oil—-Propane Falls City. Nebr. 68355 EDDE MOTORS Sales and Service Pontiac-Buick-GMC-Opel 1805 Stone and 16th Harlan ARMBRUSTERS Armbrusters Motor Co. H. J. Prichard Sons. Inc. 307 W. 17th Street Falls City. Nebr. 68355 Congratulations GARY S DERBY The Best Deal Going LICHTY - TUBACH John H. Lichty Alvin K. Tubach Insurance Real Estate - Farm Loans Falls City. Nebr. 68355 JACK’S T.V. APPLIANCE Admiral RCA Whirlpool Car Stereo Records Tapes Falls City, Nebr. 68355 TRUE VALUE HDW. Roger Kiekhaefer 1519 Stone St. Falls City. Nebr. 68355 CHRYSLER CORPORATION Plymouth • Dodge • Chrysler • Imperial 1611 Stone Falls City KATY’S Ready to Wear Accessories CiAcJet HOMER H. HENKE Mgr. Nebraska Division Buildings- Grain Bins Grain Drying Equipment Bulk Feed Tanks Falls City. Nebr. 149 J. B. CATTLE COMPANY JOHN BUCHOLZ Order Buyer Falls City, Nebraska Compliments of SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA TELEPHONE COMPANY HARRY'S AUTO SERVICE South Fulton Street P. 0. Box 504 Falls City. Nebraska 68355 KRUMME LUMBER SUPPLY Everything to Build Anything Pratt and Lambert Paints ENGLEHART ELEVATORS 214 West 7th St. 5th and Morton St. 635.000 Bushels of Grain Storage Cooper Feeds-Nutrena Feeds Fertilizers FARM AND CITY SUPPLY Make Our Store Headquarters For Your Farm Needs 1423 Stone St. Falls City. Nebraska HALL MOTORS 114 West 16th Street Falls City, Nebraska ELLIOT’S FOOD PRODUCTS INC. Custom Butchering and Processing 221 West 16th St. and 210 West 7th St. RIVOLI THEATRE Good Luck Class of 75 CROSSTOWN CAFE Open 24 hrs. Highway 73 Ph. 245-2727 Friendly Service with a Smile FALLS CITY AUCTION CO. Witt Witt Owners Operators Box 422 Falls City. Ne 68355 QUALITY PRINT Good Luck Class of 75 150 FASHION FABRIC YARN 1614 Stone Street Falls City, Nebraska Compliments of Falls City B.P.O.E. LODGE 963 “With an Emphasis on Youth” FRANK S JEWELRY 1616 Stone Street Congratulations L. V. BRENNEN, M.D. R. L. BURGHART. M.D. Physicians Surgeons Falls City. Nebraska PIZZA HUT 1022 Harlan Street Telephone 245-2511 Nationally Famous Restaurants HAAGES MENSWEAR 1622 Stone Street Ph. 245-4979 Falls City. Nebraska For the Best in Men s Wear MERZ FARM EQUIPMENT MASSEY FURGUSON SALES SERVICE SCHEITEL FEED SEED Purina Feed Grain Bank Grinding And Mixing LORENZO S SPTG. GOODS 1816 Harlan Street Falls City. Nebr. 68355 F.F.L. 47-575 Compliments FALLS CITY JOURNAL 151 JIM HILL’S Paint - Glass - Wallpaper Your Hobby Craft Headquarters 1619 Chase Falls City DICK’S BODY FENDER REPAIR FALLS CITY MERCANTILE CO., INC. P. O. Box 68 7th Barada Streets Falls City, Nebraska 68355 HOLLEN’S SADDLERY Saddle, Shoe Repair, and Upholstering Western Wear Western Equipment Phone 245-4392 1823 Stone Street 1515 Stone Falls City IMOGENE’S WIG BOUTIQUE Wig and Hair Styling 2015 Clifton Avenue 245-4243 MILLER REFRIGERATION REPAIR Commercial Refrigeration Appliance Repair 2004 Fair Avenue P. O. Box 558 Gene Bill Miller Falls City, Nebraska BARKERS AUTOMOTIVE SALES SERVICE Alternator, Generator, Starter, Electric Motor, Small Engine Repair 1921-23 Harlan Street Phone 245-2759 Falls City, Nebraska DR. S. D. COWAN. Jr. Optometrist 1823 Chase Falls City, Nebraska COAST TO COAST STORE 1723 Stone Lloyd and Mary Oberkamper Wkbiipcwl CLARK S EL MATADOR “You will never get a second chance to make a first impression.’’ Falls City Phone 245-3464 1212 Stone Street FROSTY QUEEN 8th Harlan Good Food Good Service HULL’S SKOGMOS STORE Family Clothing Ann and Bill Hull Falls City, Nebraska 245-3023 152 SHEETS PHARMACY James C. Sheets, R.P.-Rose Ann Sheets, R.P. 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 Phone 245-3312 Falls City, Nebraska 68355 RICHARDSON STATIONARY AND PRINTING STEPHENSON REXALL DRUG “The Busy Corner” Falls City, Nebr. HACKETT’S Ladies, Mens, and Children's Fashions MORSMAN STUDIO Congratulations It Has Been a Pleasure to Work With the Staff and Students Distinctive Portraits 2311 Stone St. PANDORA’S BOX Hallmark Cards and Gifts 1607 Stone St. Falls City, Nebraska PAULA'S BEAUTY SALON N. Fulton Hair Styling, Cutting, and Permanent Waves 245-2839 HAROLD C. PRICHARD DELILA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 1610 Stone Ph. 245-3028 Congratulations Class of 1975 FLESKOSKI’S BI-RITE LIQUORS North Harlan Street Falls City, Nebraska Congratulations to the Class of '74 - '75 JAMES OIL COMPANY 153 WING S SHOE REPAIR 106 W. 16th Street All Modern Shop For Sale: Cowboy Boots and Shoes CHANEY FURNITURE CO. Pinky Hampton Chuck Chaney Owners 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. 1523 Stone St. Dr. J. P. Hoban D.D.S. BRECHT VAULT CO. Dr. Nicholas Couse D.D.S. Falls City. Nebraska CHANEY-HODGENS-CLARK FUNERAL HOME Ph. 245-2411 Falls City, Nebr. KTNC 1230 RADIO Vital Force In The Four State Corner 2002 Stone Street Falls City, Nebraska � FALLS CITY TRUCK IMPLEMENT Highway 73 North Box 509 Falls City, Nebraska Ph. 245-2437 Serving you since 1945 in Tractors, Farm Implements Motor Trucks Bob Ted Gibson-Owners Frank Marrs-Francis Nolte Ken Payton Sales GARNER FLYING SERVICE Aerial Spraying Bellanca Aircraft Sales Ed Garner, Owner Falls City. Nebraska Ph. 245-3925 68355 154 C. R. JAMES HOY S IDEAL CLEANERS Established 1922 Cleaners-Dryers-Hatters Fur Storage Rental Rug Cleaning Equip. Ph. 245-3223 1817 Harlan BOHRER BROS. CONCRETE LUMBER MERCHANTS 74J UJ UUS (ITT. NIIR BREEZY HILL STEAK HOUSE Phone 245-2229 South on Highway 73 Bob and Burdeen Prater MILLER - MONROE INSURANCE GOLDSMITH ABSTRACT TITLE COMPANY 1608 Stone Street Ph. 245-2722 Falls City Simon Lantzy - President E. J. Miller Don Coupe R. A. Monroe 217 E. 18th Street Ph. 245-3088 Falls City, Nebr. 68355 Congratulations VERN’S BODY SHOP 1805 Chase DAVIES JEWELRY 155 BROWN S SHOE FIT MONTGOMERY WARDS Gerweck Agency 1604 Stone Street 1505 Stone Street r£N TH The quality goes in before the name goes on APPLEOFF APPLIANCE MUTT AND JEFF DRIVE-IN 25 yrs. of fine foods Bob and Mildred Appleoff FIRESTONE SIGNAL L. P. GAS STORES 245-3524 Falls City. Neb. 1424 Harlan Street Tanks Sales or Lease Falls City, Neb. 68355 R. N. Werner, Mgr. American Legion Post 102 Girls Softball 4-H Program Vet’s Club, Inc. Safety Program Citizenship Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1765 Voice of Democracy Legion Baseball Veterans Day Program Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Oratorical Contest 156