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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1980 volume:

Falls City High School Falls City, Nebraska 1980 Table of Contents Faculty .................. 2 Undergraduates .......... 11 Activities .............. 29 Athletics ............... 71 Seniors ................ 109 Advertising ............ 131 ORANGE AND BLACK BOARD OF EDUCATION Row One: Mr. Lawrence Eickhoff. Mr. Kenneth Coonce, Mr. Don Ankrom; President. Row Two: Mr. Alvin Bahr. Mr. Fred Brewer. Mr. Harold Sutter; Vice-President. ADMINISTRATION jerry Wimberly Supt. of Schools B.F.A., Kearney Stale College B.S., Northwestern University M S. Kearney State College Graduate Work. University of Wyo. Gary Price Principal B.A., Oklahoma State University M.A.. University of Wyoming 2 June Strauss School Secretary Judy Green School Secretary ADMINISTRATION Ronald L. Holman Activities Director, Transportation Director. Football and Basketball Coach; Driver’s Eld.. Instructor; B.S.E., Emporia Kansas St. Univ.; M.C.S. Univ. of Miss. Colleen Morehead School Secretary' Nelda Godwin School Nurse. R.N. Mary Lanning. Memorial Hospital Ron Roggenkamp Guidance Counselor. Student Council Sponsor. B.A. and M.S. Kearney State College 3 Tom Aitken, Jr. Business and College Bd. English. British Lit., Creative Writing. Composition. Journalism; B.S.. Peru State College; M.A., Kearney St. College Irene Aitken American Lit. I and II, Modern Novels; B.S. in Ed., UNL Mildred Appleoff Chorus. Girls Show Choir. Applederas Swing Choir. Musicals; B.F.A. in Ed.. Peru State College; M.A. in Ed.. Northwest Missouri St. University Kenneth Bayless Farm Management. Vet. Science, Crops and Soils, Electricity, Sm. Motors. FFA Sponsor: B.S., Iowa St. Univ., Grad, work, NWMSC Iowa St. Univ. Noala Christine Fritz Individual and Team Sports. Co-ed Physical Education, JV and Varsity Volleyball. Girls Track; B.A. of Science, UNL Wanda Biel Junior and Senior High Spanish and German. Foreign Language Club Sponsor; B.A., UNO Judi Carter English I, Freshman Class Sponsor; B.A. in Eng.-Journalism Ed.; Hastings College Patricia Cook Art I. II. III. IV: B.F.A.. Peru State College 4 Norman Fritz Elect. Lg. Motors. Welding, Voc. Ag.. Ag. Ldshp., FFA Sponsor; B.S. and M.S.. UNL Debra Gerweck Marketing I and II, DECA Sponsor; B.A.. UNL Evelith Kuecker Biology I and II. ISCS Lab Science; B.S., S. Dakota St.; M S.. UNL: Grad. Work KSC. Deb Hiesterman Resource-Learning Center; B.S., UNL Bob Loss Speech I. Communication Arts. Thespian Society and National Honor Society Sponsor; B.S., Westminster College; M.A., UNC. Greeley Leon Joy Algebra I and II. Senior Class Sponsor; B.S., Peru State College; M.E.. UNL Larry Godwin World History. American History. Psychology. Geog. Survey, Golf Coach; B.A.. Hastings College; M.A., University of Kansas Zoe Louton English II. Contemp. Lit.. Drill Team and Sophomore Class Sponsor; B.A. and M.A., University of California 5 6 Richard Mezger Industrial Arts I II, Home Maintenance, Carpentry. Fresh. Boys Basketball Coach; B.S. in Ed.. Peru State John Masonbrink ISCS Lab Science. Chemistry. Physics. Senior Class Sponsor; B.A., Peru State; M.S., Northwest Mo. St. Larry Munn P.E., Assistant Football Coach. Head Wrestling Coach; B.A., Midland College; M.S.E., Wayne State College Marshall Nelson Business Law. General Business. Applied Math. Asst. Wrestling Coach; B.S., UNL; Teachers Certificate. Peru State Martha Nims Home Ec. I. Adult Living, Consumer Ed.. Fine Arts. Junior Class Sponsor; B.S., Univ. of So. Mississippi; M.S., La. State University Richard Spaulding Typing I II. Shorthand I II, Freshman Class Sponsor; B.S., KS. St. U. Karen Sailors Accounting I II. Office Practice, Office Machine. Freshman Class Sponsor; B.A. in Bus. Ed.. Kearney St. College; B.S. in Bus. Administration Joan Rischling Senior Math, Geometry, Career Math. Pep Club Sponsor. Sophomore Class Sponsor; B.S.; UNL John Svoboda Instrumental Music. Music Theory, Marching Band, Pep Band. Stage Band, Small Groups. B.M.E.; University of Nebr.. M.M. UNL Ron Wirtz Librarian, Freshman Football Coach, Asst. Track Coach. Weights; B.A. in French; KSU. M.A. in French; Colorado St.. M.L.S. in Library Science; Emporia State University, Certificat de Langue,; La Sorbonne, Paris France Ron White Amer. Gov., Geog. Survey, Asst. Football Coach. Boys Track; B.A.E., Wayne State University Paul Weinert American History. Sociology. Jr. Class and County Govem-Day Sponsor; B.A., Westmar College; M. Div.. Garrett Ev. Theo. Sem. Fred Weaver Architectural Drawing, Photography. Drafting I; B.S.. Un. of Maryland FACULTY 7 Dave Hatch High School Custodian Gary Walters Head High School Custodian Vivian Schlicker High School Custodian CUSTODIAL STAFF Paul Gilkerson Head Custodian and Maintenance Superintendent Alvin Henry Grounds Superintendent Mike Rowell High School Custodian Guess What I Know!' Candidates for the $1.98 Beauty Contest' FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President: Todd Malcolm Vice President: Shelly Green Secretary: Nancy Rockenbach Treasurer: Darla Simpson Dennis Auffert Angie Bauman Scott Bek Cathy Bierman Becky Bletscher Brad Broadstone Tim Campbell Tina Campbell Angie Chesnut Douglas Clark Teresa Clark Tracey Clark Ruth Coleman Jill Coonce Kristi Coulter Dawn Deckinger Naomi Duncan Dana Eckles Mark Faller Jeff Feighner 12 Mike Frederick Jeff Frenzel Heidi Fruhling Julie Georges Shelly Green Larry Hall Russell Heineman Terry Henrichs Cindy Henry Lisa Hinz Rhonda Holst Dwaine Honea lerri Janko Holly Jones Rodney Kirkendall Scott Kirkendall Mary Knaup Cathi Koso Randy Krause Ion Kunce 13 David Lampc Angela Liberty Donnie Liberty Tammy Lindsay Mike Lippold John Lull Joel Lunsford Jeff Mackey Lisa Mackey Terry Malcolm Todd Malcolm Lance Martin Kenyan Matthes Kevin Mendenhall Rick Meyer Glenda Miller Pam Miller Wendy Miller Tony Mount Melissa Munn 14 Anita Niedfcldt Cindy Niemeyer Darrin Nolle Julie O’Grady Lauri Palmer Doug Parrish Bryan Rakestraw Michael Ramsey Robyn Reesman Michael Richey Nancy Rockenbach Jeff Sailors Matthew Sailors Denise Schock MarShell Scholl Nancy Scholl Brian Schuetz Jeff Schwarting Lance Schwartz Marcia Scribner Debbie Shafer Darla Simpson Craig Smith Stacy Stephens Allyn Strecker William Sumpter Sherman Sutherland Teresa Turner Brenda Vice Sheila Vogele Kevin Vollmer Kelly Voter Henry Wendtlandt Pam West Kevin Wiltse Rhonda Wisdom Mary Wissinger Lori Wissman Lyle Wissman Donald Yoesel 16 Sophomores Class Officers President: Bill Miller Vice President: Dan Convey Secretary: Cheryl Goff Treasurer: Mark Smith Craig Adam Chris Adams Julie Ankrom John Arnold Mark Bauman Nancy Bletscher Trish Blevins Douglas Butrick Dennis Chandler Leonard Chesnut Dan Convey Kevin Coonce Brad Davis Mary Davis Rebecca Davis Amy Dopp Susan Dorste Cathy Duerfeldt Kent Duey Kelly Eickhoff 17 Diana Feighner Julie Feighner Terry Feighner Kim Fox Janine Giles Todd Gilkerson Cheryl Goff Beverly Hackett Billie Hersh Cecil Hoak Mark Huettner Scott Huppert Jennifer Joy Cindy Kirkendall Dennis Kirkendall Kelly Kleinweber Mary Koso Cindy Law Jill Ledford Calvin Lock SOPHOMORES 18 Bill Loiter Rusty McCartney Bill Miller Amalia Morehead Chuck Niemeyer Michele Nissen John Nixon Lisa Ogden Barry Potterf Janice Price Ward Reesman Pam Rowell Stephanie Rowell Gina Sailors Dan Schawang Kari Scheitel Robin Scholl Patrick Schulenberg Valerie Schulenberg Jay Scribner Dennis Sesna Billy Shaw Michelle Shields Beth Sickel Joseph Simmonds 19 20 Randall Simon Ed Simpson Jeff Slagle Mark Smith Greg Stanley Craig Stevens Lisa Stevens Randy Stice Tom Strecker Ralph Tackett Ron Timothy Darren Trull Mark Waddle Mark Walker Mary Beth Weinert Gary Wendtlandt Terry Wenz Michelle West Ron Wintz Gary Yoesel Mike Zeigler SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS President: Dennis Prichard Vice President: Angie Sickel Secretary: Kelli Boatman Treasurer: Karen Chittick JUNIORS Sheila Adam David Auffert Patty Bach Richard Barker Cindy Becker Becky Beckner Tyler Bek Kelli Boatman Rozann Brown Marc Buckminster Thomas Bums Bob Burton Jeff Cambell Mary Carpenter Tim Chesnut 21 Karen Chittick Margaret Collins Kurt Convey Penny Coonce David Cooper Julie Davidson Bill Dorste David Duncan Kevin Eames Sandy Ebel Richard Faller Barb Ferguson Tony Foster Rob Gerweck Ed Gill Kim Godemann Teresa Goltz Debra Guilliams Tom Hall David Harroun 22 Denise Hartman Jack Hayes Sandy Heineman Lynn Henrichs Helen Hoak Susan Honea John Huber Tami Hunzeker Mike jahn Amy Joy Marsha Kentopp Rick Kerns Keith Kirkendall Sid Kirkendall Kim Kopf Karen Kruse Lori Ledford Todd Lee Angie Lippold Randy Lock 23 Loren Loper Troy Lovenburg Lory Luff Jeff Lunsford Barbara Lyons Randy Malcolm Laura Martin Lynn McGinnis Angie Merz Chris Merz Mary Merz Melinda Mez Billy Miller Terry Nanomantube Kathy Nolte Lisa O’Banion Jonna Olson Terry Olson Marti Peck Sharlene Pounds JUNIORS 24 Dennis Prichard Brad Rea Kellie Rhodd Kevin Richey Glenn Rider Sandy Ridgway Kathy Rowell Robert Russell Theresa Schawang Amy Scholl Gerald Schuetz Warren Schuetz Steve Schulenberg Mike Scott Norman Shafer Angie Sickel Donna Sickel Luanna Simerly David Simpson Deidre Simpson 0 25 JUNIORS % Fred Simpson Shari Smith Christy Stalder Sherry Tackett Laura Tackett Shirley Timothy Chris Van Kirk Debbie Vollan Gary Volz Doug Weaver Dennis Whalen Donna Whitehead Kim Wissinger Tony Woods Don Yoesel Brad Zentner Valorie Zentner 26 Activities A 1980 Spring Dance was held March 7, to help celebrate the coming spring season. The event was sponsored by the Pep Club and was held in the old gym. Providing the entertainment was Dave Knight, a DJ from KKjO of St. Joseph. PEP CLUB SPRING DANCE 30 HOMECOMING 79 Homecoming festivities for 1979, sponsored by Student Council, began colorfully and showed the real meaning of school pride and spirit. The traditional activities of the week included Grubby Day followed by the drastic change of Dress-up Day” and Color Day, during which the members of the various classes wore different colors. Freshman wore blue, the color of our opponent Sabetha, while upperclassmen wore school colors. Thursday night the spirit line snaked its way through the town before ending at the bonfire and pep rally. Friday was designated as Victory Day and the student body’s spirit was boosted by the painting of cars by the cheerleaders and the parade down Stone Street ending with a pep rally on the Courthouse lawn. The junior class had the winning float, with second going to the freshman class and third to the chorus. The chorus won the banner contest, with Student Council winning second, and third going to the sophomores. What followed was a hard fought game with the Sabetha Blue Jays. It was excitement to the very end when a late Sabetha touchdown broke the deadlock and moved them ahead for a final and disappointing score of 28 to 20. During halftime Tom and Teresa O’Grady were crowned king and queen by last year’s royalty, Gaye Runyan and Steve Steinman. Vt HOMECOMING ROYALTY For the first time in Falls City High School history, twins reigned over the Homecoming Festivities. Tom and Teresa O’Grady, son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed O’Grady, were crowned the king and queen of the Falls City Tiger Homecoming during ceremonies between halves of the Falls City-Sabetha football game at Jug Brown Stadium. Homecoming attendants for 1979 were Anne Fruhling. daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence Fruhling; John Farmer, son of Dr. and Mrs. Bill Farmer; Lori Vandeberg, daughter of Mr. and The Queen was a member of the Pep Club, and has been a member of the band for three years. During her sophomore year she was a junior varsity cheerleader, and during her junior year she was a wrestling cheerleader. She competed in track her freshman year and has played girls' basketball for four years, lettering her junior and senior years. Teresa has been a member of DECA for two years and was the organization’s vice president. She also served as secretary of the Student Council her senior year and was elected to the position of County Treasurer on County Government Day. The King was a member of the football team for four years and is a member of F-Club. He was a member of the German Club his freshman year, was in band 31 2 years and has served on the Student Council for three years. He was the council secretary last year and its president his senior year. He was also the vice president of his junior class and was selected to attend County Government Day. Tom has been on the honor roll for three years and is a member of the National Honor Society. Tom has been a member of DECA for two years and was its treasurer this year. He is also a state officer for DECA and he attended the national convention in Houston as a voting delegate from Nebraska. 32 Tom and Teresa O’Grady 33 EVENING FESTIVITIES On Friday night Tiger spirit was high, but the Sabetha Bluejays crushed our hopes for a victory. As the FCHS marching band played “Summer Breeze, the homecoming candidates were announced. Teresa O’Grady was crowned queen and Tom O’Grady received the King's scepter. Homecoming attendants were Lori Vandeberg and Jim Parrish, and Ann Fruhling and John Farmer. A dance which featured the band “The Boys was held after the game at the Elks Lodge. Left to right: Marsha Kentopp, Karen Chittick. Lisa O’Banion, Kelli Boatman, Denise Hartman. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Angie Lippold, Barb Ferguson. Nicole Vice. Shari Smith. Beth Sickel. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS 37 Standing, left to right: Nancy Rockenbach. Darla Simpson. Heidi Fruhling, Kathy Nolte, Mary Beth Weinert . Robin Reesman . Amy Joy. Second row: Pam West. Pam Miller . Julie Davidson, Amalia Moorehead, Shelly West. Front row: Danette Eickhoff, Captain Lori Vandeberg, Sherry Merz. Annie Thomas. Anne Fruhling, Michelle Hodge, Carrie Nelson. Denotes alternates. Kneeling, left to right: Jennifer Joy. Lynn McGinnis. Kathy Rowell. Amy Dopp. Kelli Kleineweber. Beth Sickel. Shari Smith. Kelli Boatman. Denise Hartman. Row one: Dawn Deckinger. Kari Scheitel. Stacy Stephens. Cindy Henry, Sharlene Pounds. Cathy Bierman, Holly (ones, Naomi Duncan. Julie Davidson. Amalia Morehead, Pam West. Row two: Stephanie Rowell. Angie Chesnut, Denise Schock, Kristi Coulter. Janice Price, Mary Knaup, Susan Yoesel, Darla Simpson. Heidi Fruhling, Nancy Rockenbach, Pam Miller. Officers: President: Polly Werner Vice President: Anne Fruhling Secretary: Mary Merz Treasurer: Annie Thomas PEP 40 Kneeling, left to right: Karen Chittick. Marsha Kentopp. Lisa O’Banion, Barb Ferguson. Angie Lippold, Cheryl Goff, fulie Ankrom, Bev Hackett. Michelle Shields. Row one: Sandy Heineman, MarShell Scholl. Cathy Duerfeldt, Robyn Reesman, Shelly Green. Mary Beth Weinert, Amy Joy, Shelly West, Lori Vandeberg. Danette Eickhoff. Row two: Teresa Goltz. Cindy Niemeyer. Mary Merz. Kathy Nolte. Polly Werner. Carrie Nelson. Michelle Hodge. Annie Thomas, Sherry Merz, Anne Fruhling. Rhonda Wisdom. Cathi Koso. CLUB 41 Row one: Dennis Prichard, Wesley Karst, Angie Sickel, Nancy Dan Convey, Cathy Duerfeldt, Todd Malcolm, Mary Beth Weinert, Roland, Todd Martin. Teresa O’Grady, Lisa Palmer. Tom O’Grady, Shelly Green. Valerie Zentner, Lori Vandeberg, Jim Parrish. Row two: Cheryl Goff. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Vice-President: Lori Vandeberg Treasurer: Angie Sickel Secretary: Teresa O’Grady President: Tom O’Grady 44 Row One: Kelli Boatman. Teresa Goltz, Lory Luff. Lisa O’Banion, Karen Chittick, Amy Joy. Row Two: Christy Staldcr. Denise Hartman. Mary Merz, Shari Smith. Marsha Kentopp. Donna Sickel. Row Three: Fred Simpson. Brad Zentner. Randy Lock. Bob Burton. Kevin Eames. County Assessor ...... County Attorney ...... County Clerk-Recorder County Commissioners Clerk of the District Court........ County Judge....................... County Sheriff..................... County Superintendent of Schools. County Treasurer................... Assistance Director................ County Engineer.................... County Service Officer............. County Extension Agent............. Weed Control Officer............... Associate County Judge............. COUNTY GOVERNMENT ...........Amy |oy ......Randy Lock .....Marsha Kentopp ...... Kelli Boatman ........Kevin Eames .....Denise Hartman .......Lisa O’Banion .......Brad Zentner ........Bob Burton ........Teresa Goltz ........Karen Chittick ........Donna Sickel .........Lory Luff ......Shari Smith ....Christy Stalder .......Mary Merz ........Fred Simpson DAY 45 Row One: Valorie Zentner, Dena Bogle. Susan Honea. Tammie Holman, Cathy Duerfeldt, Peggy Lampe. Row Two: Cheryl Goff. Karen Chittick. Marsha Kentopp. John Farmer. Dennis Prichard, Amy Joy, Lori Vandeberg, Jim Parrish. Row Three: Robert Goltz, Wesley Karst, Carrie Nelson, Kevin Eames. Dave Beasing. Phil Kiekhaefer, Bruce Zoeller, Tom O’Grady. Rich Barker. Robert White. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Secretary - Dena Bogle President - Dave Beasing Student Council Rep. - John Farmer Vice President - Bruce Zoeller Treasurer - Lori Vandeberg Pictured below are newly inducted members for 1980. Row One: Nancy Scholl, Mike Zeigler, Bruce Zoeller, David Beasing, Teresa Clark, Jon Kunce, Craig Smith, Ms. Biel. Row Two: Lisa Stevens, Tammie Beckner. Dawn Deckinger, Jerri Janko, Amy Scholl. Gina Sailors. Susan Honea. Row Three: Darla Simpson. Kelly Eickhoff, Marcia Scribner, Sheila Vogele. Kellie Rhodd. Kathy Rowell. Row Four: Angie Chesnut, Cathy Koso, Brad Rea. Dave Harroun, Kevin Eames, Sandy Ebel, Valorie Zentner, Amy Kunce. Not pictured: Tammy Lindsay. Jennifer Joy. Cindy Kirkendall, Lisa Stevens. FOREIGN Officers, pictured below: Kevin Eames, Treasurer: Bruce Zoeller. Vice-President: David Beasing. President: Amy Scholl. Secretary: Valorie Zentner. Student Council Representative. LANGUAGE CLUB Row One: Allen Wisdom, Helen Hoak, Sheila Adam, Margaret Fred Simpson. Randy Lock. Rick Whalen, Steve Huppert, Leland Collins. Mary Carpenter. Rozann Brown, Debbie Strasil. Lisa Palmer, Harmon, Darrold Feighner, Rob Oliver. Not pictured: Bill Dorste, Angie Sickel, Teresa O’Grady. Sherry Merz, Tom O’Grady. Row Dave Meinzer, Jeff Mount. Luanna Simerly. Two: Troy Lovenberg, Rob Gerweck, Dave Jones, Denny Whalen. DECA DECA Officers: Sherry Merz. Secretary Teresa O’Gradv. Vice-President Lisa Palmer. President Tom O’Grady. Treasurer 48 ACTIVITIES This year’s Outstanding Senior DECA awards went to Tom O’Grady and Lisa Palmer. December 26-30 was the Fashion Merchandising trip to New York City. For a money raising event the DECA students raised over $700 in a Bowlathon for Muscular Dystrophy. Those students with the most pledges were Tom O’Grady, Lisa Palmer, and Dave Jones. Two turkeys were raffled and the money was used to buy each Nursing Home a turkey for Thanksgiving. Tom O’Grady placed 1st in the General Merchan-dising-Management-Master-Employee level contest at the State Leadership Conference in Omaha. May 12th, members of DECA entertained their employers at the annual employer-employee banquet held at the Elks Club. Row One. left to right: Mr. Bayless. Dennis Chandler. Brian Schuetz. Dennis Auffert, Rich Reschke, Holly Jones. Beth Sickel. Lance Martin. Russell Heineman, Kim Godemann. Nancy Roland. Peggy Lampe, Judy Duerfeldt, Susan Yoesel, Robert Goltz. Mr. Fritz. Row Two: Frank Berger. Kevin Gerdes. Cheryl Goff. Teresa Feek. Jeff Sailors. Lyle Wissman, Randy Stice. Scott Huppert, Warren Schuetz. David Lampe, Allyn Strecker. Row Three: Todd Matthes. Jerome Keithley. Phil Knobbe, Don Yoesel. Don Liberty, Kevin Wiltse, Mark Smith. Ron Wintz. David Auffert. Darren Eickhoff. Doug Weaver. Gerald Schuetz. Row Four: Randall Simon, Kevin Vollmer, Cecil Hoak, Mike Vollmer. Bruce Ernst. Steve Huppert. Dan Scholl. Mark Bauman, Dan Schawang. Todd Martin. Ralph Tackett, Gary Volz. Kevin Vonderschmidt. Darrin Nolte. Not pictured: Marc Buckminster, Curt Fisher. Randy Shafer, and Paul Yoesel. OFFICERS Rich Reschke - Vice President Bruce Ernst - Treasurer Peggy Lampe - Secretary Steve Huppert - Reporter Kim Godemann - Parliamentarian Dan Scholl - Sentinel Robert Goltz - President ri '“'r r.’ ' trst, 4c- mmtw :i «‘.t� ' jw T v it� %••� ■ ft a i r w ! ?!$$ • Ag ft M 4 MT Ml - ?. ; !S6s M( BrSS UKUttia • « t 8 i£‘Ai|M KBssiui iiiisssisai K. This year’s outstanding FFA won many awards and trophies. The Proficiency Award winners were: Star Chapter Farmer - Rich Reschke; Star Greenhand - Susan Yoesel; Diversified Livestock -Rich Reschke; Beef Production - Don Yoesel; Swine Production -Dan Scholl; Crop Production - Paul Yoesel; Horse Proficiency -Beth Sickel; Placement in Ag Production - Kevin Vonderschmidt; Ag Sales and Service - Steve Huppert; Ag Mechanics - Bruce Ernest; Home and Farmstead Improvement - Don Yoesel: Public Speaking - Robert Goltz; Extemporaneous Speaking - Peggy Lampe. Bruce Ernst won 1st place in the State Vo. Ag and FFA Contest in Ag Mechanics and Peggy Lampe won 1st place in Farm Management. (Bruce Ernst and Rich Reschke both won purple ribbons in Ag Mechanics Skills. Bruce Ernst won purple ribbons in Ag Power and Machinery and Ag Electrical Processing. Kim Godemann won a purple ribbon in Milk Quality and Dairy Products.) The Ag Mechanics Team won 2nd place purple and a plaque. Susan Yoesel played in the State FFA Band while Holly Jones and Beth Sickel sang in the State FFA Chorus. The Falls City Chapter received 2nd place Chapter Award at the State Fair in Ag Mechanics. Robert Goltz and Steve Huppert received the State Farmer Degree. At the District FFA contest, they received the following awards; Sr. Parliamentary' Procedure Team. 2nd place and alternate to State; Jr. Parliamentary Procedure Team, red; Extemporaneous Speaking - Peggy Lampe, red. Creed Speaking -Susan Yoesel, blue; Public Speaking - Robert Goltz. blue; Wildlife Speaking - Bruce Ernst, red. To climax the year’s events the FFA Banquet was held April 19. 1980, in the high school gym. The speaker was Steve Althouse. the 1979-80 Southeast Area Vice President. The retiring officers installed the new officers for next year as follows: President - Kim Godemann; Vice President - Beth Sickel; Secretary - Cheryl Goff; Treasurer - Scott Huppert; Reporter - Doug Weaver; Sentinel - Dan Schawang; Parliamentarian - Randy Stice. For their outstanding efforts the Chapter received a Superior Chapter Rating Award for 1980. Susan Yoesel. pictured at left, represented Falls City High School in the State FFA Band while Holly Jones and Beth Sickel. pictured above, represented Falls City High School in the State FFA Chorus. Th espians FRONT ROW: Lisa Stevens. Carrie Nelson. Patty Tracy, Tami Hunzeker. Laura Tackett. Gina Sailors. Cindy Speers, and Dena Bogle. SECOND ROW: Keith Kirkendall. Mike Zeigler, Cathy Duerfeldt, Amy Kunce, Becky Beckner. Christy Stalder. Susan Honea, and Amy Scholl. THIRD ROW: Wes Karst. Kevin Eames, Norm Shafer. Dave Harroun. Toni Shefferd. Larry Pounds. Brad Rea. Bob White. John Rockenbach. and Dave Beasing. NOT PICTURED: Mark Davis. OFFICERS President ......................................... Dave Beasing Student Council Representative ..................... Wes Karst Vice-president ....................... John Rockenbach Treasurer .............................. Christy Stalder Secretary ................................... Dena Bogle DRAMA AWARDS Outstanding performance ................... Dave Beasing Carrie Nelson Techie of the Year ............... Patty Tracy Dena Bogle Newly Discovered Talent ........... Mark Davis Kevin Eames Best Improved .................. Christy Stalder John Rockenbach OUR TOWN Directed by Bob Loss CAST Stage Managers ......... Dr. Gibbs .............. Joe Crowell ............ Howie Newsome .......... Mrs. Gibbs ............. Mrs. Webb .............. George Gibbs ........... Rebecca Gibbs .......... Wally Webb ............. Emily Webb ............. Professor Willard ...... Mr. Webb ............... Woman in the Balcony .... Woman in the Auditorium Lady in the Box ........ Simon Stimson .......... Mrs. Soames ............ Constable Warren ....... Si Crowell ............. Baseball Players ....... Sam Craig ... Joe Stoddard .... Dave Beasing Carrie Nelson ...... Mark Davis ...... Bob Nelson Kevin Mendenhall .... Laura Tackett .... Becky Beckner John Rockenbach ..... Gina Sailors ....... Jon Kunce ... Toni Shefferd ...... Lisa Stevens ..... Larry Pounds .... Susan Honea ... Marcia Scribner .... Tammy Lindsay ...... Kent Duey .... Chris Stalder ........ Brad Rea ...... Bob Nelson .... Shelly Green Bob Nelson Dave Simpson Ralph Tackett .... Kevin Eames .... Mike Zeigler CAST Director...............................................Bob Loss Music Director..................................Mildred Appleoff Choreography......................................Carrie Nelson Assisted by.....................................Roger Kelley Pit Band Director.................................John Svoboda Albert Peterson.............................................Dave Beasing Rose Alvarez..............................................Carrie Nelson TEENAGERS: Patty Bach Shelly Green Naomi Duncan Gina Sailors Brad Gose Cathy Koso Marcia Scribner Dave Harroun Barb Stalder Nancy Rockcnbach Mike Clark Julie Ankrom Mary Beth Weinert Mike Richey Robyn Reesman Tami Hunzeker Brad Rae Lisa Stevens Patty Tracy Sandy Ebel Pam Miller Lory Luff Stephanie Rowell Shari Smith Ursula Merkle......................................... Jonna Olson Kim MaCafee.........................................Cathy Duerfeldt Mrs. MaCafee........................................Becky Beckner Mr. MaCafee.................................................Wesley Karst Teen Trio: Mary Beth Weinert Shelly Green Pam Miller Sad Girl..........................................Nancy Rockenbach Another Sad Girl........................................Lory Luff Mae Peterson...................................................Amy Kunce Reporters: Brad Rae Dave Harroun Shari Smith Conrad Birdie......................................John Rockenbach Conductor...........................................Dave Simpson Cheerleaders: Patty Tracy Pam Miller Mayor..................................................Kevin Eames Mayor’s Wife........................................Laura Tackett Hugo Peabody.....r..................................Lyle Wissmann Randolph MaCafee...............................................Bob Nelson Mrs. Merkle..................................................Helen Hoak NEIGHBORS: Susan Honea Mike Zeigler Amy Scholl Keith Kirkendall Gloria Rasputin.....................................Christy Stalder TV Stage Manager....................................Keith Kirkendall Charles F. Maude....................................Norman Shafer SHRINERS: Kevin Eames Brad Rae Mike Zeigler Keith Kirkendall Dave Harroun Norman Shafer 54 First row. left to right: Teresa Goltz, Cindy Niemeyer. Beth Sickel, Angie Lippold, Cathy Duerfeldt, Marcia Scribner. Pam Miller. Melissa Munn. Wesley Karst. John Nixon. Susan Honea. Patty Bach. Jodi Kerns. Gina Sailors. Dawn Dickinger. Second row: Tami Hunzeker. Debbie Shafer. Stephanie Rowell, Janice Price. Mike Frederick. Lance Martin. Todd Godwin. Lyle Wissman. Tyler Bek. John Rockenbach, Steve Froeschl. Holly Jones. Stacy Stevens. Amalia Morehead, Rhonda Wissman. Mary Koso, Laura Tackett. Kathy Rowell. Third row: Barb Lyons. Teresa Schawang. Pam Meyer. Becky Bletscher. OFFICERS MIXED Left to right: Toni Shefferd, Art Director; Cathy Duerfeldt. Treasurer; John Rockenbach. President; Wesley Karst, Secretary; Mary Beth Weinert. Student Council Representative; Carrie Nelson. Vice-president. Janine Giles. Lisa Ogden, Mike Richey. Jeff Kaiser. Brad Speck, Larry Pounds, Mike Zeigler, Keith Kirkendall. Carrie Nelson. Heidi Fruhling. Nancy Rockenbach. Robin Scholl. Lory Luff. Pam Rowell. Jean Burns, Julie Feighner. Mary Beth Weinert. Fourth row: Rebecca Davis, Lori Wissman, Patty Tracy, Toni Shefferd. Billie Hersh, Dave CHORUS Those attending All-State Choral Clinic from Falls City are. left to right: Wesley Karst, Toni Shefferd. and Juha Huotari. Finnish exchange student. Simpson. Brad Rea. juha Huotari. Norm Shafer. Dave Harroun. Mark Davis. Scott Kirkendall. Deidre Simpson, Lauri Martin, Susan Yoesel, Cindy Henry', Cindy Becker. Lynn McGinnis. Lisa Stevens. Shelly Green, Becky Beckner. Christy Stalder. As usual, the FCHS Choral Department kept extremely busy this year. The all-school musical. “Bye Bye Birdie”, occupied Choristers during the fall. The Chorus later sponsored “Ye Olde Madrigal Feaste” which featured dinner and entertainment in the spirit of Yuletide celebrations during the English Renaissance period. The group attended the Peru Choral Clinic where they benefited from the creative and inspiring direction of Guest Clinician John Carter. At District Music Contest at Auburn, vocalists brought home eight Superior” ratings and four “Excellent” ratings. On May 2. the Chorus hit the road for well-received performances at North Holt Consolidated Schools. South Holt Consolidated Schools, Mound City Schools, and the N.W.M.S.U. Dinner Theatre, all in northwest Missouri. On May 13. a good crowd turned out for the fast-paced fun of the Chorus Line Revue in the auditorium. ft APPLEDERAS SHOW CHOIR 1979-'80 was a school year of hard work and of reward for members of Ihe Applederas Show Choir and their choreogra-pher director. Roger Kelley, a Northwest Missouri State University student. The year began with participation in the Peru Swing Choir Clinic. Then, throughout the year, practices of up to three hours in length were held every Monday night, which shows the effort put forth by the group. Performances were given at the Peru Choir Clinic, LeMar Swing Choir Contest. Maryville Swing Choir Festival (1st place). District Music Contest (Superior rating), various schools in northwest Missouri while on a Choir tour, Maryville Dinner Theatre, and for at least ten civic or church organizations. Front V left to right: Todd Godwin. Beth Sickel. Keith Kirkendall. Carrie Nelson. Juha Huotari. Cathy Duerfeldt. Holly (ones. Lyle Wissman, Heidi Fruhling. Brad Rea. Patty Tracy, |ohn Rockenbach. Back ‘V’: Randy Krause, Janine Giles. Mike Richey. Tami Hunzeker. Wesley Karst. Christy Stalder. Steve Froeschl, Shelly Green. Norm Shafer. Mary Beth Weinert. Dave Harroun, Amalia Morehead. Ward Reesman. MADRIGAL SINGERS Front row. left to right: Patty Tracy, Cathy Duerfeldt, Tami Hunzeker, Teresa Goltz. Janine Giles. Pam Meyer. Amalia Morehead, Carrie Nelson. Christy Stalder. Laura Tackett. Back row: Dave Harroun. Juha Huotari. Keith Kirkendall. John Rockenbach, Wesley Karst, Steve Froeschl. 1979-’80 was the first year that the Falls City High Choral department organized a group of Madrigal Singers. Besides being featured at this year’s Madrigal Feaste at Christmas time, they performed on numerous other occasions and always received enthusiastic response. GIRLS’ SHOW CHOIR 59 Left to right: Jill Coonce, Tina Campbell. Lisa Mackey. Laura Tackett, Lisa Ogden, Pam Rowell. Row One: Mary Brightwell. Susan Honea. Amy Scholl. Kelli Boatman. Sandy Ebel. Row Two: Janine Giles, Kathy Nolte, Cindy Becker. Debbie Vollan. Jill Coonce, Glenda Miller. Lori Wissman. Row Three: Polly Werner. Mary Merz, Denise Hartman. Shari Smith. Craig Smith. Cathi Koso. Chuck Niemeyer, Dennis Sesna, Robyn Reesman. Row Four: Cathy Bierman, Anita Niedfeldt. Dana Eckles. Valorie Zentner. Pam West. Pam Miller. Melissa Munn. Ralph Tackett. Jack Hayes. Kari Scheitel. Row Five: Todd Malcolm, Christy Stalder. Cindy Kirkendall. Mary Knaup, Barry' Potterf, Tony Mount. Kent Duey. Randy Krause. Tammy Lindsay. David Beasing. CONCERT BAND OFFICERS Left to Right: Todd Martin. Student Council Representative: Dave Beasing, President: Kathy Snider. Secretary: John Rockenbach, Vice-President: Wesley Karst. Treasurer. 60 Row One: Danette Eickhoff, Kelly Kleineweber, Kelly Eickhoff, Julie Davidson, Dena Bogle. Row Two: Jennifer Joy. Lisa Hinz, Nancy Rockenbach. Susan Yoesel. Pam Meyer. Lory Luff. Row Three: Doug Butrick, Ward Reesman. Tom Bums. Cheryl Goff. Amalia Morehead. Karen Chittick. Marsha Kentopp, Wesley Karst. Row Four: Brad Speck. John Rockenbach. Kathy Snider. Kevin Eames. Todd Mathes. Nancy Scholl. Cindy Niemeyer, Dawn Deckinger. Rob Gerweck. Bob Burton. Row Five: Director John Svoboda, Loren Loper. Mike Scott. Todd Godwin, Kevin Mendenhall. Mary Carpenter. Jon Kunce. Allyn Strecker, Randy Lock. Bruce Morehead. Todd Martin. BAND MAJORETTE AND TWIRLERS Majorette: Karen Chittick. Twirlers: Kelly Kleineweber. Susan Yoesel. Cheryl Goff. Cindy Niemeyer. Cathy Bierman. 61 CLARINET CHOIR Sitting, left to right: Sandy Ebel, Janine Giles. Susan Honea, Amy Scholl. Mary Brightwell. Standing: Jill Coonce, Debbie Vollan. Valorie Zentner, Jennifer Joy. Lori Wissman, Kelli Boatman. BRASS SEXTET Left to right: Loren Loper. Shari Smith. Kathy Snider, Bruce Morehead. Todd Martin. Not pictured: John Rockenbach. FLUTE QUARTET Left to right: Julie Davidson, Dena Bogle, Kelly Eickhoff. Susan Yoesel. SAX QUARTET Left to right: Karen Chittick. Wesley Karst, Todd Godwin, Amalia Morehead. CLARINET QUARTET Left to right: Valorie Zentner. Mary Brightwell, Susan Honea, Amy Scholl. FLUTE TRIO Left to right: Julie Davidson, Dena Bogle, Kelly Eickhoff. MIXED BRASS QUARTET Left to right: Kathy Snider. Bruce Morehead. Todd Martin. Not pictured: John Rockenbach. TRUMPET TRIO Left to right: Brad Speck. Kathy Snider. Not pictured: John Rockenbach. 63 Sitting, left to right: Dawn Deckinger. Nancy Rockenbach. Wesley Karst Cheryl Goff. Craig Smith. Todd Godwin. Standing: Susan Yoesel, Randy Krause. Juha Huotari. Ward Reesman. Ralph Tackett. Kathy Snider. Kevin Eames. Kari Scheitel. Brad Speck. Allyn Strecker, Bruce Morehead, Todd Martin. Not pictured: John Rockenbach. Director John Svoboda. STAGE BAND The Falls City High School Stage Band had a very active year I!) . 2 Among the many performances was participation in the N.W.M.S.U. Maryville Jazz Festival. Doane Jazz Festival, and Peru Mage Band Festival At the District Music Contest in Auburn, the Stage Band received a I’’ or '‘Superior rating. On May 13. they performed during the annual spring Jazz Concert in the auditorium 64 BAND AWARDS Outstanding Senior Bandsman: John Rockenbach Outstanding Underclass Bandsman: Kevin Eames Band Parents' All-State Scholarship: Kevin Eames CHORUS AWARDS Senior Chorister of the Year: Wesley Karst Overall 4-year Chorister: John Rockenbach Who’s Who in Music: Toni Shefferd, Patty Tracy, Todd Godwin, John Rockenbach, Juha Huotari, Wesley Karst. Delphine Windle Memorial Award: David Beasing Maude Hart Weaver Memorial Award: Toni Shefferd Federation Gold Cup: Wesley Karst District Music Contest Swing Choir ............. Mixed Chorus ........... I Girls' Duet ............. Girls’ Ensemble ........ I Madrigal Singers ........ Wesley Karst ............ Keith Kirkendall ........ Toni Shefferd ........... Mark Davis .......:..... I David Harroun ........... John Rockenbach ......... Patty Tracy ............ I Wesleyan Honor Choir members: Wesley Karst, Juha Huotari, and John Rockenbach. B ft ORLANDO 7 t h OR BUST TZ I 9 $ 0 The FCHS Instrumental Music Department had a very active year ending in a trip to the Orlando. Florida, area. The Marching Tiger Band competed in contests at Plattsmouth and at Pershing Auditorium. Lincoln, receiving ‘ Excellent” ratings at both. The annual Band Parents' Soup Supper was again a fund-raising success. At District Music Contest in Auburn, instrumentalists earned eight I’s or Superior” ratings and three II’s or Excellent” ratings. (See chart at right.) DISTRICT MUSIC CONTEST BfUlfi 1979-80 Stage Band ...................... Concert Band ................... 1 Trumpet Trio .................... Sax Quartet ..................... Trumpet Quartet ................. Mixed Brass Quartet ............. Flute Trio ..................... I Flute Quartet ................... Clarinet Quartet ............... I Brass Sextet .................... Clarinet Choir .................. Row one: Leland Harmon, Larry Pounds. Dave Beasing, Row two: Lori Vandeberg, Rhonda Coleman, Cindy Speers. Row Three: Amy Kunce. Anne Fruhling, Annie Thomas, Michelle Hodge, Bruce Zoeller, Bob White. Editor ....................................... Dave Beasing Associate Editor ............................... Anne Fruhling Business Manager ................................... Bob White Layout and Art Editor ......................... Cindy Speers Copy Editor ................................. Rhonda Coleman Advertising Editor ........................... Carrie Nelson Classes Editor ................................ Lori Vandeberg Activities Editor .......................... Michelle Hodge Sports Editor ................................. Bruce Zoeller Fine Arts Editor ................................... Amy Kunce Photography Editor ............................ Annie Thomas Photography ................................... Larry Pounds Leland Harmon Photography Advisors ......................... Harley Ridgway Fred Weaver Sponsor .............................................. Tom Aitken JOURNALISM 68 FOOTBALL TIGERS OFF TO BAD START IN SEASON OPENER. 8-28 (Falls City Vs. SYRACUSE; Sept. 7) The Tigers bowed to the Syracuse Rockets by a score of 8-28 picking up the lone touchdown with just two seconds to go in the opening game of the 1979 season. Tom Scholl then ran a two point conversion to give the Tigers their final points. Defensive leaders were Mark Bentley and Todd Gilkerson. TIGERS ERUPT IN SECOND HALF TO WIN. 14-0 (Falls City vs. FAIRBURY; Sept. 14) The Falls City Tigers broke into the victory column at Fairbury. downing the Jeffs, 14-8. The first Tiger score came on the second play from scrimmage in the third quarter. John Farmer picked off a pass at the Jeffs 36 and carried it all the way into the endzone. Jim Parrish got the second touchdown, and the two point conversion was successful. Rick Whalen was leading tackier, followed by Farmer and Parrish. TIGER DEFENDERS LEAD WAY TO WIN. 6-2 (FALLS CITY vs. Wymore Southern; Sept. 21) The Falls City Tigers picked up their second straight win by downing the Wymore Southern Raiders. 6-2. It was the Tiger defense that presented the Falls City offense with the opportunity to claim their victory. Dislodging the ball deep in Raider territory, the Tigers recovered it seven yards from the goal line. Craig Stevens. Tiger quarterback, then ran in the TD with 10:06 to go in the game. The leading tacklers were Parrish. Farmer, and Greg Bachman. Front row, left to right: Student Manager Bob White . John Farmer . Tom O’Grady . Rick Whalen . Brad Speck . Bruce Zoeller , Mike Vollmer . Greg Bachman . Jim Parrish . Ron Inglis. Tom Scholl . Scott Schwarting . Don Scribner . Second row: Kurt Convey , Mark Smith . Dave Auffert . Brad Zentner . Randy Lock. Tony Woods . Bob Burton . Fred Simpson. Mark Bauman. Dan TIGERS ROLL OVER THE SPOOFHOUNDS. 20-0 (FALLS CITY vs. Maryville; Sept. 28) The Tigers were victorious, holding the Spoofhounds scoreless. Parrish got the first touchdown for the Tigers on the first play of the second quarter. Don Scribner passed to Dave Meinzer for the two point conversion. The second TD came with just 41 seconds left in the first half. Parrish again ran in. The two point conversion failed. Stevens punched the third TD in with 10:38 to go in the game. Defensive leaders were Tony Woods, Meinzer, Whalen, and Scott Schwarting. TURNOVERS COSTLY TO TIGERS. 10-19 (FALLS CITY vs. Auburn; Oct. 5) Falls City, hurting themselves with mistakes, bowed to the visiting Auburn Bulldogs. 10-19. With just 1:12 gone in the game. Auburn scored to make it 0-7. Falls City’s first score came later on a safety. A Falls City pass was costly just seconds before half time as it was intercepted and later punched in from the 3 for a 2-13 Auburn lead. The Tigers came out the second half to score and converted the two point conversion. Then mistakes hit the Tigers again; Auburn scored, and then held the ball as the clock ran out. Defensive leaders were Whalen. Schwarting. and Bachman. 72 Schawang, Craig Adam. Dennis Chandler. Third row: Terry Feighner, Mark Waddle, Dan Convey . Jeff Slagle . Bill Miller . Todd Gilkerson. Ron Wintz . Craig Stevens . Greg Stanley. Ed Simpson, Terry Wenz. Fourth row: Head Coach Ron Holman. Coach Larry Munn, Coach Ron White. Student Manager John Nixon . ( Denotes Lettermen.) RESERVE FOOTBALL (4-1) Opponent Falls City 14 Hiawatha 30 25 Maryville. Mo. 16 0 Auburn 12 15 Nebraska City 20 0 Horton, Ks. 58 LATE BLUEJAY TD BEATS TIGERS. 20-28 (FALLS CITY vs. Sabetha: Oct. 12) One of the most exciting games of the season ended in a Homecoming disappointment for Tiger fans. The first touchdown belonged to Sabetha. and the conversion which followed put a 0-8 score on the board. With 8:14 left in the first half, Scribner scored a TD for Falls City. Then Stevens passed to Scholl for the tying conversion. Before the end of the first half, both teams scored once more with Farmer scoring for Falls City. The Tigers went ahead for the first time on the opening kickoff of the second half. With excellent blocking for Farmer, a race to the goal line set off another Tiger touchdown. A Sabetha TD brought on a 20-20 deadlock in the fourth quarter. With 2:04 remaining in the game. Sabetha scored the final touchdown for a score of 20-28. BLUE DEVILS DEFEAT TIGERS. 0-35 (Falls City vs. PLATTSMOUTH; Oct. 19) The Tigers began the game powerfully, holding the Blue Devils until the last four minutes of the first half. From then on. Plattsmouth took charge and penetrated the Tiger defense, but not without some hard hitting at the line of scrimmage. The Tiger defensive leaders were Parrish, Bob Burton, and Kurt Convey. FC DEFENSE STRONG DESPITE LOSS. 0-27 (Falls City vs. NEBRASKA CITY. Oct. 26) The Nebraska City Pioneers held the visiting Tiger offense in a 0-27 Falls City loss. The Tiger defense was impressive against the well-respected Pioneers who time after time were turned away from the Tiger goal line. Nebraska City needed nearly 500 yards in total offense to acquire their 27 point total. Leading the defense were Parrish, Schwarting, and Burton. LATE TOUCHDOWNS WIN IT FOR TIGERS. 12-0 (FALLS CITY vs. Hiawatha: Nov. 2) Falls City’s first score came with just 4:08 to go in the contest. It began from the Tiger 42 after a tough Tiger defense stopped the Redskins on fourth down. The drive featured some power blocking and running. Parrish carried the ball in from the 8 with a final leaping jump into the end zone. The Redskins then drove to a first down at the Tiger 44 where they fumbled the ball and Falls City recovered. The Tigers were playing ball control when Parrish ran over the left side to score the final touchdown. Leading tacklers were Don Scribner. Meinzer. Burton. Bachman and Farmer. 73 Front row, left to right: Scott Kirkendall. Joel Lunsford, Terry Malcolm, Russel Heineman, Tony Mount, Mike Richey. Lance Schwartz. Second row: Mark Zentner, Darrin Nolte, Todd Matthes, Terry Hendrichs. Sherman Sutherland, Brad Broadstone. Third row: Coach Ron Wirtz, Rick Meyer. Dennis Auffert, Don Liberty'. Doug Parrish. Jeff Schwarting, Jeff Feighner. Not pictured: Matt Sailors. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Falls City vs. Hiawatha Falls City vs Maryville Falls City vs. Fairbury LOST Falls City vs. Auburn LOST Falls City vs. Nebraska City WON Falls City vs. Syracuse LOST TIE (Syracuse forfeited) Front row. left to right: Rhonda Wisdom. Julie O’Grady. Cindy Henry. Becky Bletscher. Pam West. Pam Miller. Angie Bauman. Second row: Jill Coonce. Rhonda Holst. Kristi Coulter. Dana Eckles. MarShell Scholl. Nancy Rockenbach. Debbie Shafer. Third row: Coach Noala Fritz. SEASON’S RECORD Humboldt Nebraska City Plattsmouth Stella Wymore Southern Pawnee City Dawson Verdon Auburn Hiawatha 9-15, 11-15 10-15. 10-15 9-15. 11-15 15-11. 1-15, 10-15 5-15. 11-15 10-15. 15-08. 14-16 15-11. 15-12 4-15, 15-08. 3-15 14-16. 9-15 FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL 76 Front row. left to right: Angie Merz. Marsha Kentopp. Sandy Heineman. Mary Merz, Denise Hartman, Second row: Student Manager Shari Smith, Susan Dorste. Shelly West. Robin Scholl. Diana Feighner, Standing: Cheryl Goff. Nancy Bletscher. Kari Scheitel. Julie Ankrom. Theresa Schawang, Coach Ann Wild. JR. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SEASON’S RECORD Humboldt Nebraska City Plattsmouth Stella Wymore Southern Pawnee City Dawson Verdon Auburn Beatrice 3-15. 10-15 13-15, 12-15 15-1, 9-15, 16-14 15-02. 15-12 6-15, 11-15 15-13. 5-15. 15-04 4-15, 15-09. 15-04 11-15. 10-15 1-15. 11-15 m M9Lt « Front row, left to right: Danettc Eickhoff, Lisa Perry, Annie row: Lisa O’Banion, Kathy Nolte. Kelli Boatman.Denise Hartman. Thomas. Debbie Strasil. Kathy Snider. Tammie Holman. Back Theresa Schawang. Coach Noala Fritz VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SEASON’S RECORD Humboldt Nebraska City Plattsmouth Stella Wymorc Southern Pawnee City Dawson-Verdon Syracuse Auburn Syracuse Auburn (at Peru) Elmwood (at Peru) Nebraska City (at Auburn) Beatrice Fairbury (at Norris) 5-15. 14-16 9-15. 10-15 1- 15, 9-15 4-15. 15-13. 4-15 8-15 15-13, 16-14 15-00. 15-03 9-15. 8-15 15-12, 15-12 2- 15, 6-15 4-15. 15-12. 15-09 7-15, 5-15 2-15. 6-15 7-15. 7-15 7-15. 8-15 Kathy Nolte. left, made 2nd team All-Conference for the 1979 season. Kelli Boatman, right, made honorable mention All-Conference for the 1979 season. 78 Front Row. left to right; Billy Miller. Jeff Mount. Doug Trull. Rich Fritz. Steve Schulcnberg. Phil Kiekhaefer. John Keeling. Bruce Barker. Dennis Prichard. Barry Potterf. Second Row. Coach Louis Morehead. Kent Duey, Todd Godwin. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM FINISH Kiekhaefer 9 pts. 9 meets 1.0 avg. Prichard 20 pts. 10 meets 2.0 avg. Schulenberg 33 pts. 10 meets 3.3 avg. Miller 39 pts. 10 meets 3.9 avg. Mount 44 pts. 10 meets 4.4 avg. Trull 61 pts. 10 meets 6.1 avg. Keeling 67 pts. 10 meets 6.7 avg. Duey 67 pts. 8 meets 8.4 avg. Morehead 86 pts. 10 meets 8.6 avg. Barker 75 pts. 8 meets 9.4 avg. Potterf 94 pts. 9 meets 10.4 avg. Godwin 23 pts. 2 meets 11.5 avg. Denotes Letterman SEASON’S RECORD FC OPP Plattsmouth Inv. 1st Nebraska City 10 29 Fairbury Inv. 1st Tecumseh Johnson Brock 1st Waverly Inv. 6th Auburn 13 25 Falls City Inv. 2nd Beatrice 10 30 Syracuse Inv. 3rd Twin Rivers 1st District Meet 3rd State Meet 15th 80 SUMMARY The 1979 F.C.H.S. Cross Country team was the strongest ever. The team began the 79 campaign by winning their first two major invitationals. At both Plattsmouth and Fairbury invitationals. they beat the defending state champions, Pius X. Pius went on to win the 1979 State Championship also. The Tigers went undefeated in duals on the season, blazing in with three perfect scores. The team won the last ever Twin Rivers Cross Country meet. Falls City had. for the first time in its history, an entire team qualify for the State Meet when they finished third in the B-l District Meet at Lincoln. Individually, the Tigers collected a total of sixteen medals. Senior Phil Kiekhaefer led the team in individual places winning nine out of ten races of the year. Dennis Prichard, a junior, ran very' strongly placing high in several big meets, juniors Billy Miller and Steve Schulcnberg with senior Jeff Mount played a very' important role in the team scoring. Kiekhaefer. conference and district champion, ran into some controversy after he qualified for the State Meet. Before the season, he had been ruled eligible by the Nebraska School Activities Association. However, due to a decision on residency by the Falls City Board of Education, he was declared ineligible for the State Meet. The team, which had been picked by the Omaha World-Herald as one of the favorites for the title, ran their poorest showing of the year. They finished 15th in the state, very respectable, but they were beaten by several teams they had rolled over during the season. 81 FRESHMAN GIRLS’ BASKETBALL FRESHMAN RECORD 0-7 FC OPP 31 Tarkio 48 21 Auburn 25 11 Nebr. City 25 18 Hiawatha 41 19 Hiawatha 27 22 Beatrice 44 14 Southeast 20 Front row. left to right: Cindy Henry, Debbie Shafer, Shelly Green, Darla Simpson. Nancy Rockenbach; Back row: Stacy Stephens. Pam West. Pam Miller, Dana Eckles, Kristi Coulter, Coach Ann Wild Front row. left to right: Theresa Schawang, Marsha Kentopp, Sandy Ridgway. Denise Hartman. Sandy Heineman. Back row: Coach Ron White. Karen Chittick, Shelly West. Julie Ankrom. JR. VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD: 6-6 FC 22 Pawnee City 28 Southeast 31 Nebr. City 35 Humboldt 23 Syracuse 21 Plattsmouth 34 Hiawatha 21 Nebr. City 20 Atchison Mt. 22 Wathena 20 Auburn 28 Atchison Pictured with Twin Rivers Tourney Championship Trophy are, in Row one: Teresa O’Grady, Debbie Strasil, Tammie Holman. Michelle Hodge, Danette Eickhoff, Row two; Kelli Boatman. Kathy Nolte, Sandy Ridgway, Denise Hartman, Row three: Theresa Schawang, Julie Ankrom. Cheryl Goff, Marsha Kentopp, and Coach Ron White. GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Varsity Record 10-10 FC OPP 49 Pawnee City 30 45 Southeast 42 41 Nebr. City 47 51 Humboldt 48 35 Syracuse 51 34 Plattsmouth 38 36 Hiawatha 50 36 Plattsmouth 32 46 Fairbury 40 48 Mound City 36 41 Dawson Verdon 40 29 Holton 44 53 Marysville 41 39 Lafayette 41 51 Nebr. City 46 52 Atchison Mt. Academy 46 40 Wathena 59 45 Auburn 48 49 Atchison 50 38 Nebr. City 40 Front row, left to right: Lance Schwartz. Todd Matthes, Sherman Back row: Todd Malcolm. Mark Zentner. Matt Sailors. Terry Sutherland. Jeff Schwarting. Terry Malcolm. Coach Ron Mezger. Henrichs. Kevin Vollmer. FRESHMAN BOYS’ SEASON’S RECORD Opponent 40 Nebraska City Falls City 23 63 Hiawatha 20 64 Hiawatha 20 57 Beatrice 21 37 Southeast Cons. 42 67 Syracuse 41 35 Tarkio 37 48 TWIN RIVERS TOURNEY: Syracuse 24 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS FROSH-SOPH TOURNEY FC SEMI-FINAL GAME: Opponent 55 Pawnee City CHAMPIONSHIP GAME: 26 48 Sacred Heart 41 85 Front row, left to right: Jeff Slagle, Randy Lock, Ward Reesman. Kent Duey. Back row: Fred Simpson, Bill Miller. Rob Gerweck, Ron Wenz. Not pictured: Coach Ron Holman. JR. VARSITY BOYS’ BASKETBALL Season’s Record: 7 wins - 9 losses Front row. left to right: Don Scribner . Randy Lock. Brad Zentner . Greg Bachman . Todd Slagle , Dan Convey . Second row: Craig Stevens . Fred Simpson. Jeff Slagle . Bill Miller . John Farmer . Scott Schwarting . Not pictured: Student Manager John Nixon . Coach Ron Holman. (‘Denotes lettermen) VARSITY BOYS’ A A ALL CONFERENCE: Don Scribner (left). Honorable Mention: Greg Bachman. BASKETBALL VARSITY RECORD FC OPPONENT 36 Syracuse 55 87 Auburn 51 72 Nebraska City 55 51 Beatrice 70 50 Fairbury 54 65 Wymore Southern 55 40 Nebraska City 60 70 Auburn 41 41 Mound City 57 94 Pawnee City 61 59 Boys Town 54 51 Tecumseh 46 48 Plattsmouth 58 37 Norris 62 79 Atchison 71 68 Hiawatha 78 57 Fairbury 67 68 Maryville 60 TIGER B-BALL WELCOME TO THE NEW HOME OF THE TIGERS Front row. left to right: Robert Russell. Doug Parrish. Jack Hayes. Tony Mount . Tom Strecker. Second row: Coach Marshall Nelson. Tony Woods. Dennis Chandler. Mark Smith. Dave Auffert . Todd Gilkerson. Kurt Convey. (‘Denotes lettermen). SEASON’S RECORD Dual record: 6 wins. 1 loss. 1 tie F.C. 28 Sabctha. Ks. 0 F.C. 42 Southeast Cons. Varsity 41 F.C. 12 Plattsmouth 12 F.C. 27 Nebr. City 4 F.C. 33 Humboldt Varsity 34 F.C. 20 Wymore Southern 11 F.C. 21 Maryville. Mo. 0 F.C. 10 Syracuse 3 Southeast Consolidated Invitational 1. Weeping Water 179 2. Humboldt 1091 2 3. FALLS CITY RESERVES 96 4. Southeast Cons. 71 5. Deshler 631 2 6. Odell 52 7. Wymore Southern Reserves 471 2 8. Conestoga 21 Front row, left to right: Dennis Auffert , Doug Trull . Jeff Mount , Barry Potterf . Dennis Prichard . Russell Heineman . Middle row: Coach Munn, Tony Mount , Jim Parrish . Bob Burton . Bruce Zoeller . Back row: Larry Pounds . Rick Whalen . Dave Mcinzer . ( Denotes lettermen). SEASON’S RECORD Dual Record: 8 wins, 1 loss F.C. 52 Sabetha. Ks. F.C. 48 Nebraska City F.C. 21 Plattsmouth F.C. 42 Wymore So. F.C. 56 Atchison, Ks. F.C. 44 Hiawatha, Ks. F.C. 35 Maryville, Mo F.C. 37 Syracuse F.C. 36 Auburn Auburn Invitational Crete Invitational Omaha Paul VI Plattsmouth Invitational Twin Rivers District State 9 15 35 17 8 13 23 15 18 Champions Champions Champions Champions Runner-up Runner-up Fourth £ourtft lac- Front row, left to right: Dennis Prichard. Larry Pounds, Bruce Zoeller, Back row: Rick Whalen (5th place at state). Jim Parrish (2nd place at state). Doug Trull (2nd place at state). Dave Meinzer (4th place at state). cTiger Qualifiers 1980 SENIOR STAR WRESTLERS 3 oaQr T ui- aajuJL JEFF MOUNT 119 20-6-1 with 8 pins 6th District. 3 year letterman. 2 time qualifier for State. Won medal in every tournament except State. Tied for 11th on all-time win list for escapes with 14. Tied for 21st on all-time win list with 20 wins. 6th on all-time list for takedowns with 30. DOUG TRULL 126 23-5 with 8 pins 1st District (Champion) 3rd year in a row. 4 year letterman. 3 time State qualifier. 2nd in the State tournament (1979). (Falls City’s only state champion, 1977). Tri-captain. 2nd Neb. Open State Tournament. 23 wins — tied for 7th on all-time win list (season). 82 career wins — 2nd on all-time list. 32 career pins — 3rd on all-time list. 35 takedowns — 4th on all-time list. 16 escapes — 9th on all-time list. 41 near falls — 5th on all-time list. 169 points scored for the team — 2nd most on all-time list (led the team the past 2 years). BRUCE ZOELLER 138 16-12-1 with 8 pins 4th District (State qualifier). 3 year letterman. 2 time state qualifier. Top 16 in state. 20th on all-time list with 22 takedowns. Tied for 11th on all-time list for escapes with 14. JIM PARRISH 155 29-2 with 18 pins 1st District (State qualifier). 4 year letterman. 3 time State qualifier. Tri-captain. 2nd at State (2nd highest finish for F.C.). 29 wins — 1st on all time win list (season). 86 career wins — most ever for Falls City wrestler. 18 pins — tied for 1st for most pins in one season. 42 career pins — most in FC history. 186 points scored for the team — most in FC history. 58 takedowns — most in FC history (season). 17 escapes — 8th on all-time list (season). 49 near falls — most in FC history (season). DAVE MEINZER 167 24-7 with 16 pins 2nd District (State qualifier). 4 year letterman. 2 time State qualifier. Tri-captain (for 2nd time). 24 wins — tied for 4th on all-time list (season). 66 career wins — 6th on all-time list. 36 career pins — 2nd on all-time list. 16 pins — 4th on all-time list for pins (season). 158 points scored for the team — 5th on all-time list. 25 takedowns — 14th on all-time list (season). 38 near falls — 8th on all-time list, (season). 2nd Neb. Open State Tournament. RICK WHALEN 185 22-8 with 14 pins 2nd District (State qualifier). 2 year letterman. 5th in State. 22 wins — ties for 6th most wins in FC history. 44 takedowns — 2nd on the all-time list for one season. 21 escapes — tied for 2nd on all-time list for one season. 31 near falls — tied for 13th on all-time list. 14 pins — tied for 4th on all-time list. 1531 2 points scored for team is 6th on all-time list. LARRY POUNDS Hwt. 20-9 with 14 pins 4th District (State qualifier). 3 year letterman. 2 time State qualifier. Top 16 in State. 20 wins — top 20 all-time for wins (season). Most wins ever by FC Heavyweight. 13 escapes — 12th on all-time list. 14 pins — tied for 4th on all-time list (season). 1321 2 points scored for team-lOth on all-time list. Front Row, left to right: Beverly Hackett. Teresa Goltz, Barb Ferguson . Kim Godemann . Debbie Shafer . Michelle Shields . Nancy Rockenbach . Pam West. Second row: Lisa Hinz. Cheryl Goff . Kathy Nolte , Karen Kruse . Shari Smith . Debbie Borer . Coach Noala Fritz. Theresa Schawang . Janice Price, (denotes girls who received letters). GIRLS TMCH S rtSOM'S TOP necoRd penroRM nees Lady Husker ................................................. 7lh Peru Invitational ........................................... 2nd Plattsmouth Invitational .................................... 3rd Tarkio Relays ............................................... 2nd Benton Relays ............................................... Twin Rivers Conference ...................................... 4th Auburn Dual ................................................. 1st Districts ................................................... 7th 100 meter 100 meter Lows Cheryl Goff 200 meter 400 meter Long Jump Cheryl Goff (pictured above) was Falls City's only State Qualifier. Cheryl qualified for State in the 100 meter low hurdles. sT m QMMimn Front row; left to right: Student manager: Denise Hartman. John Keeling , Scott Schwarting . Phil Kiekhaefer . Jim Parrish . Dave Meinzer . Boh Burton . Steve Schulenberg . Second row: Student manager; Julie Ankrom, Lance Schwartz . Dennis Prichard . Billy Miller . Kurt Convey. Tony Woods . Rich Barker . Darren Trull Coach Ron White. Third row: Coach Ron Wirtz, Todd Malcolm. Jeff Schwarting. Craig Stevens . Jeff Slagle . Ralph Tackett. Mark Bauman . Mark Smith . Dan Convey . Ron Wintz . Doug Parrish . Denotes lettermen. VOW TMCIi se.mxs necoRD Boys Town Inv. Crete Inv. Grovert Relays Triagular (Plattsmouth) Benton Relays 3rd out of 22 2nd out of 13 1st out of 14 2nd 3rd out of 8 Beatrice Inv. Conference Atchinson Inv. District State 3rd out of 4 3rd 1st out of 5 1st out of 10 14th TOP PBRfOHMMCSS Denotes new record. 100 John Keeling 11.1 200 23.6 400 53.4 800 1:58.1 1600 4:36.8 3200 10:08.4 100 Highs 17.9 300 Lows 41.3 400 Relays 46.5 Dan Convey John Keeling Craig Stevens 1600 Relay Steve Schulenberg Doug Parrish Jim Parrish 3:35.8 3200 Relay Jim Parrish Phil Kiekhaefer 8:06.3 Steve Schulenberg Scott Schwarting High Jump Craig Stevens 6'2' Triple Jump 417' Long Jump 21'4 W Shot Put 49'3' Discus 139'11‘A' Pole Vault 1T6' 97 Front row, left to right: Steve Schulenberg (1600m and 3200m relay). (Triple jump and long jump). Craig Stevens (triple jump). Bob Burton Scott Schwarting (3200m relay). Jim Parrish (800m. 3200m relay). Phil (pole vault). Mark Smith (discus). Mark Bauman (shot put). Kiekhaefer (800m, 1600m and 3200m relay). Second row: Dan Convey srms autumns srtm msst TIGER GOLF TEAM 'K� V 7t: 1,1 :y t ll.il L Li Front row; left to right. Todd Matthes, John Farmer . Mark Hillyard , Christy- Stalder. Lory Luff, Barry Potterf. Terry Malcolm. John Rock-enbach . Second row; Ward Ree-seman. Kevin Eames . Bruce Zoeller, Larry- Pounds. Dave Harroun . Rob Gerweck . John Nixon. Brad Rea. (not pictured John Kunce) ( denotes Lettermen.) TIGER GOLF SEASON F.C. OPP Falls City vs. Tarkio 184 208 At Falls City Falls City vs. Auburn 183 186 At Falls City J.v. 199 224 Falls City vs. Auburn 185 190 At Auburn J.v. 194 225 Falls City vs. Nebr. City 182 157 At Nebr. City J.v. 222 177 Falls City vs. Nebr. City 179 169 164 vs. Syracuse At Syracuse J.v. 208 190 180 Tri-County Inv. tie 8th 9th Twin Rivers Conference 7th District 13th 101 MATH AWARD D.A.R. AWARD ART AWARD Cindy Speers David Harroun Mary Coupe Robert White Wesley Karst SENIOR SCHOLARSHIPS David Bryan Beasing .... Elks (Local) Elks (State) University of Nebraska 4 year Regents Dena Lea Bogle ......... Elies (Local) Anne Leslie Fruhling ..... Midland Honor Robert John Goltz ...... Lions Mark Franklin Hillyard . National Guard Tammie Ann Holman .... South School PTA Ronnie Lee Inglis ...... Southeast Community College Milford Wesley Victor Karst .... University of Nebraska David Daniel Bestor Phillip Kiekhaefer ..... University of Nebraska 4 year Regents Westinghouse National Merit University of Nebraska National Merit Amy Josephine Kunce ... University of Nebraska 1 year Regents Wesleyan Honor Peggy Marie Lampe ....... University of Nebraska 1 year Regents Peru Board of Trustees Elks (Local) Elks (State) Todd Russell Martin ..... Southeast Community College Milford lames Alan Parrish ...... Peru Dana Nancy Marie Roland ...... Lillian Hansen Reesman RN Memorial Nurses Scholarship Scott Alan Schwarting ... Peru Cooperating School Toni Lynn Shefferd ...... York Academic Maude Hart Weaver York Music Cindy Ann Speers ........ Midland Honor Midland Art Elks (Local) Rotary Deborah Ann Strasil ..... American Legion Auxiliary Bruce Edward Zoeller ... Peru State Honor 102 ATHLETIC BANQUET Football ........ Cross Country .. Volleyball ...... Girls' Basketball Boys' Basketball Wrestling ....... Girls’ Track .... Boys' Golf ...... Boys’ Track ..... KTNC AWARDS ...................... Jim Parrish .................. Phil Kiekhaefer ................... Tammie Holman ................... Tammie Holman ...................... Don Scribner ...................... Jim Parrish ................. Michelle Shields ..................... John Farmer ...................... Jim Parrish Phil Kiekhaefer F-CLUB AWARDS Neil Whitehead Memorial .................... Tom O’Grady Outstanding Boy Athlete .................... Jim Parrish Outstanding Girl Athlete .................. Cheryl Goff Dan Werner Memorial ....................... Rick Whalen Bob Burton Wrestling .................................. Jim Parrish Football Lineman ......................... Bruce Zoeller Football Back .............................. Jim Parrish Boys’ Track ................................. Jim Parrish Volleyball ................................. Kathy Nolte Girls’ Track .......................... Michelle Shields Cross Country .......................... Phil Kiekhaefer Girls’ Basketball ......................... Kathy Nolte Golf ...................................... John Farmer Boys’ Basketball ........................... Don Scribner Row one; left to right, Teresa O Grady, Tammie Holman, Debbie Strasil, Julie Ankrom, Cheryl Goff, Lisa O Banion. Kim Godemann, Scott Schwarting, Russell Heineman. Row two; Danette Eickhoff, Barry Potterf. Denise Hartman. Bruce Zoeller. Bill Miller. Doug Trull, Jeff Mount, Dennis Prichard. David Auffert, Mark Smith, Tom O’Grady. Row three; Barb Ferguson, Kelli Boatman. Michelle Hodge. Angie Sickel. Margaret Collins. Exec. Coun. John Farmer. Doug Parrish. F-CLUB AND ATHLETIC BANQUET Sec.-Treas. Don Scribner, John Keeling. Brad Zentner. Pres. Jim Parrish. Jeff Slagle, Mark Hillyard, Craig Stevens, Dennis Auffert, Ron Wintz. Row four; Marsha Kentopp, Kathy Nolte. Annie Thomas, Sandy Ridgway, Shari Smith, Karen Kruse, Exec. Council Phil Kiekhaefer. Mark Bauman. Greg Bachman. Tom Scholl, Larry Pounds. Mike Vollmer, Todd Slagle. Dan Convey. Bob Burton. David Harroun, John Rockenbach, Steve Schulenberg (not pictured Vice-pres. Dave Meinzer and Exec. Coun. Rick Whalen). The Athletic Banquet was held at the Elks Club. May 5, 1980, featuring the zany and also philosophical guest speaker Mr. Merle Bones” Nay. The theme of Mr. Nay’s talk was H. T and T. (Honesty. Togetherness, and Thanks). The Tiger Booster Club sponsored the banquet and all athletic achievements were recognized. 105 CHRISTMAS PROM ’79 The 1979 Christmas Prom, which was sponsored by the Falls City Tiger Booster Club, was held on December 8. 1979. in the old gymnasium. The gym was decorated by the senior girls with streamers of different colors that were strung from the wall to a ring that was suspended above the Christmas tree. The tree was decorated with ornaments, lights and tinsel A large crowd of students and guests attended the annual affair and had an excellent evening of dancing and visiting. Blackberry Winter” was the featured band and plaved a varintv r _ . . , 4 .. tastes of the dancers. ' Vanely °f mus,c stV,es lo su,t ,he Punch and cookies were served by the Booster Club. CLASS OFFICERS: |ohn Farmer. Vice President: Doug Trull, Secretary: Anne Fruhling, Treasurer: Dave Beasing, President. COLORS -SKY BLUE FLOWER - ROSE AND SILVER FIRST: WE FOLLOWED . . . NOW: WE LEAD. Greg Bachman Lenny Baker David Beasing Bart Becker Tammie Beckner Jeff Bek 110 Dena Bogle Debbie Borer Mary Brightwell Terry Chesnut Rhonda Coleman Mark Davis Judy Duerfeldt Danette Eickhoff Darren Eickhoff Bruce Ernst John Farmer Teresa Feek 111 112 SENIORS Tammie Holman Juha Huotari Steve Huppert Ron Inglis David Jones JoLana Jones Jeff Kaiser Wesley Karst John Keeling 113 SENIORS Karen Kerkow Phil Kiekhaefer Amy Kunce Peggy Lampe Todd Martin Scott Maze Cindy McCartney David Meinzer Sherry Merz 114 Pam Meyer Deidre Mitschler Bruce Morehead Jeff Mount Carrie Nelson Teresa O’Grady SENIORS Lisa Palmer Jim Parrish Lisa Peck Lisa Perry Jeff Pipkin Larry Pounds Rich Reschke Vicky Richardson John Rockenbach 116 i SENIORS Lisa Simmonds Todd Slagle Kathy Snider Brad Speck Cindy Speers Debbie Strasil Annie Thomas Patty Tracy Doug Trull 118 Lori Vandeberg Michael Vollmer Kevin Vonderschmidt Polly Werner Richard Whalen Robert White Paul Yoesel Jeff Young Bruce Zoeller 119 1979-1980 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY On April 18, 1980, the Elks Club was the scene for the 1979-80 Junior-Senior Prom. Burgundy and Yellow were the colors chosen by the juniors to further enhance the theme, Dance the Night Away.” The meal which was prepared by the mothers of the junior class consisted of fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, buttered com, chocolate cake, and ice cream. Dennis Prichard, the junior class president, welcomed the seniors to the prom, and the senior class president. Dave Beasing. gave the response. Music for the dance was furnished by Atlantis. Memories of this night will long be treasured in our hearts. GRADUATION CEREMONIES MAY 18, 1980 CLASS OF 1980 Peggy Lampe. Valedictorian. Wesley Karst. Salutatorian. TOP TEN HONOR STUDENTS FRONT ROW: Tom O’Grady. Lisa Peck. Wesley Karst. Peggy Lampe. Robert Goltz, Cindy Speers. BACK ROW: David Beasing. Bruce Zoeller. Phil Kiekhaefer. Robert White. Marsha Kentopp and Richard Barker, the top two juniors, led the seniors in. 1% f V The high school band, led by John Svoboda, played for the processional, led by Marcia Kentopp and Richard Barker, the top two juniors scholastically. Peggy Lampe, the valedictorian, and Wesley Karst, the salutatorian, led the graduates into the stadium. The invocation was by the Rev. Frank Kirtley. and he also gave the benediction at the program’s conclusion. The Rev. Lawrence Fruhling of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church brought the baccalaureate message. Dr. Robert Eicher. President of Southeast Community College, gave the commencement address entitled “Before Us Lies the Timber - Let Us Build.” He emphasized that each must build his own future, and the rewards would be in direct proportion to how you apply yourself. Entertainment was provided by a saxophone quartet comprised of Amalia Morehead. Wesley Karst. Todd Godwin, and Karen Chittick who played “Two Modern Saxophone Quartets. Senior music students sang “We’ve Only Just Begun , with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Bob Appleoff. Gary Price then presented the graduation class. t-N eg SENIOR SUMMARIES GREG BACHMAN - Honor Roll 1 yr.. Class Play 1 yr.. Musical 1 yr.. District Music Contest 3 yrs.. P.E. 1 yr.. Football 2 yr.. Basketball 3 yrs.. F-Club 2 yrs. LENNY BAKER - Class Play 1 yr.. Musical 1 yr.. P.E. 3 yrs.. Basketball 1 yr.. Art Awards - District Art Award. DAVID BEASING - Class Treasurer Freshman and Sophomore yrs.. Class President Junior and Senior yrs.. Honor Roll 4 yrs.. National Honor Society 3 yrs. (President Sr. yr.). Editor of Yearbook. Spring Play 2 yrs.. Musical 4 yrs.. Band 4 yrs. (President 1 yr ). Pep Band 4 yrs.. Brass Choir 1 yr.. Twin Rivers Conference Honor Band 3 yrs.. District Music Contest 4 yrs., Spanish Club 2 yrs. (2nd yr. Representative). Foreign Language Club 2 yrs. (Treasurer 1 yr.. President 1 yr.). Basketball Student Manager 1 yr., Four-year Regents Scholarship (UNL), Elks Outstanding Student Scholarship, Thespian Society 4 yrs. (Vice-president 1 yr.. President 2 yrs.). Math Contest 3 yrs.. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Falls City Youth Council (President!. Outstanding Performance in a leading role 1 yr.. Outstanding Performance in a supporting role 2 yrs.. Best Actor 1 yr.. Madrigal 2 yrs.. Top Ten. Delphine Windle Memorial Award. BART BECKER • Cross Country-. Basketball. F-Club. TAMM1E BECKNER - Honor Roll. Foreign Language Club 2 yrs.. P.E. 1 yr |EFF BEK - P.E. 3V4 yrs.. Football 1 yr.. Track 3 yrs.. F-Club 3 yrs. DEN A BOGLE - Honor Roll 4 yrs.. National Honor Society 2 yrs. (Secretary 1 yr.). Class Play 2 yrs.. Musical 3 yrs.. Band 4 yrs.. Pit Band 2 yrs.. Pep Band 4 vrs.. Flute Trio 2 yrs.. Flute Quartet 1 yr.. Syracuse Honor Band 1 yr.. District Music Contest 3 yrs.. Pep Club 1 yr.. Chorus 3 yrs. Piano Class 2 yrs.. Track 1 yr.. Volleyball 2 yrs.. Elks Scholarship (3rd). Thespians 3 yrs. (Secretary 1 yr.). County Government Day. Who's Who Among American High School Students 2 yrs.. Technician of the year in Thespians. DEBBIE BORER - Honor Roll 3 yrs.. P.E.. Cross Country- 1 yr.. Track 4 yrs. - lettered. MARY BRIGHTWELL - Honor Roll 1 yr.. Band 4 yrs.. Clarinet Choir 3 yrs.. Clarinet Quartet 4 yrs.. Syracuse Honor Band 3 yrs.. District Music Contest 4 yrs.. DECA 1 r yrs.. Pep Club 1 yr.. Chorus 1 yr.. Girls Show-Choir 1 yr. (Publicity Officer). Piano Class j yr.. Volleyball 2 yrs.. Outstanding Names and Faces in America 1 yr. TERRY CHESNUT - DECA 1 yr.. P.E. 4 yrs.. Football 1 yr.. Basketball 1 yr.. Track 2 yrs. RHONDA COLEMAN - Honor Roll 3 yrs.. Copy Editor on yearbook staff. German Club 1 yr.. P.E. xh yr.. Math Contest 1 yr. MARK DAVIS - Class Play 3 yrs.. Musical 4 yrs.. District Music Contest 2 yrs. DECA 1 yr.. Chorus 4 yrs.. Swing Choirs 3 yrs.. Barbershop Group 2 yrs.. Madrigal. All-State Chorus 1 yr.. Voice Class 4 yrs.. Piano Class 2 yrs.. Federation 3 yrs.. Local Art Award. Thespians 3 yrs. Who's Who Among American High School Students 1 yr. JUDY DIJERFELDT - FFA 3 yrs.. P.E 3V� yrs. TANYIA ECKARD - PE.. Chorus. Basketball. Volleyball DANETTE EICKHOFF - Honor Roll 1 yr. Band 4 yrs.. Pep Band 4 yrs.. District Contest 4 yrs.. Pep Club 4 yrs.. Drill Team 1 yr.. |.V. Cheerleader 1 yr., Varsity Cheerleader 1 yr.. P.E. 3 yrs.. Basketball 4 yrs. - lettered 2 yrs.. Track 3 yrs. - lettered 1 yr.. Volleyball 4 yrs. - lettered 2 yrs.. F-Club 2 yrs.. Twirler 3 yrs.. County Government Day. DARREN EICKHOFF - FFA 3 yrs.. P.E. 1 yr.. Football 1 yr.. Basketball 3 yrs.. Golf 2 yrs. BRUCE ERNST - Honor Roll 1 yr.. FFA 4 yrs. (Reporter 1 yr.. Treasurer 1 yr.). Mechanized Agriculture Proficiency Award |OHN FARMER - Sophomore Class President. Senior Class Vice-president. National Honor Society 2 yrs. (Student Council Representative). Spanish Club 1 yr.. P.E 2 yrs.. Football 4 yrs. - lettered 3 yrs. Outstanding Football Back 1 yr.. All-Conference Honorable Mention 1 yr.. Basketball 4 yrs. • lettered 2 yrs.. Golf 4 yrs. - lettered 4 yrs.. Outstanding Golfer Award 3 yrs . F-Club 4 yrs.. County Government Day. Homecoming Attendant. Math Contest 2 yrs. TERESA FEEK - FFA 4 yrs.. Pep Club 1 yr.. Who's Who Among American High School Students. DARROLD FEIGHNER - DECA 2 yrs.. P.E. 3 yrs.. Wrestling 2 yrs. CURT FISHER - FFA 3 yrs. ANNE FRUHLING - Senior Class Treasurer. Honor Roll 4 yrs. Associate Editor on yeurlx nk staff. Pep Club 2 yrs. (Vice President). Drill Team 2 yrs.. P E. 2 yrs.. Art Awards. Four-year Honor Scholarship. County Government Day. Homecoming Attendant. Falls City Youth Council. VICKEY GEORGES - Honor Roll 1 yr.. P.E. W yr. RON GILL - P.E. 1 yr. TODD GODWIN - Spring Play 1 yr.. Musical 2 yrs.. Band 4 yrs.. Stage Band 2 yrs.. Sax Quartet 2 yrs., Syracuse Honor Band 1 yr.. District Music Contest 4 yrs.. Chorus 4 yrs.. Swing Choirs 4 yrs.. Madrigal 1 yr.. Voice Class 1 yr.. Voice Federation 2 yrs.. Cross Country 2 yrs.. Golf 1 yr- ROBERT GOLTZ - Honor Roll 3V yrs.. National Honor Society 2 yrs.. FFA 4 yrs.. Football 1 yr.. Lion's Club Scholarship. Who's Who Among American High School Students 1 yr.. FFA Secretary- 1 yr.. President 1 yr.. Proficiency Awards in extem| eranenus speaking and public speaking. LELAND HARMON - Honor Roll 2 Vi yrs.. Photographer on yearbook staff. DECA 1 yr.. Who's Who Among American High School Students 1 yr MARK HILLYARD - P.E. 2 yrs.. Golf 2 yrs. - lettered 2 yrs. MICHELLE HODGE - Honor Roll 2 yrs.. Orange and Black Honor Roll 1 yr.. Activities Editor on Yearbook Staff. Band 3 yrs.. Clarinet Choir 1 yr.. Clarinet Quartet 1 yr.. Pep Band 3 yrs.. District Music Contest 3 yrs.. Pep Club 3 yrs. (Senior Representative). Drill Team 2 yrs., P.E. 3 yrs.. Basketball 4 yrs. - lettered 3 yrs.. Track 1 yr.. Volleyball 2 yrs.. F-Club 3 yrs. (Executive Council). TAMMIE HOLMAN - Class Student Council Representative 1 yr.. Honor Roll 3 yrs.. National Honor Society 1 yr.. Band 3 yrs.. Pep Band 3 yrs.. Flute Trio 1 yr.. District Music Contest 2 yrs.. Spanish Club 2 yrs.. Foreign Language Club 2 yrs. Pep Club 1 yr.. P.E. 1 yr.. Basketball 4 yrs - lettered 3 yrs.. Volleyball 3 yrs. - lettered 1 yr.. F-Club 3 yrs., KTNC Award in Basketball 1 yr.. KTNC Award in Volleyball 1 yr.. South School PTA Scholarship )UHA HUOTARI - Musical 1 yr.. Stage Band 1 yr.. District Music Contest 1 yr.. Chorus 1 yr.. Swing Choir 1 yr.. Madrigal 1 yr.. All State Honor Choir 1 yr. STEVE HUPPERT - FFA 4 yrs. (Parliamentarian 1 yr.. Reporter 1 yr.). P.E. 3 yrs.. State Farmer Degree. Agriculture Sales and Service Award. Crop Production Award. RON 1NGLIS - P.E. 3 yrs.. Football 2 yrs.. Wrestling 2 yrs.. Track 1 yr.. F-Club 1 yr. DAVID JONES - Band 3 yrs.. Stage Band 3 yrs.. Chorus 2 yrs.. Swing Choir 2 yrs. JOLANA JONES - Musical 2 yrs.. District Music Contest 1 yr.. P.E. 1 yr.. Voice Class. )EFF KAISER - German Club 1 yr.. Chorus 2 yrs.. Swing Choir 1 yr. WESLEY KARST - Honor Roll 4 yrs.. National Honor Society 2 yrs.. Musical 4 yrs.. Band 4 yrs. (Treasurer 1 yr.). Stage Band 3 yrs.. Sax Quartet 2 vrs.. Sax Octet 1 yr.. Twin Rivers Conference Honor Band 3 yrs.. District Music Contest 4 yrs.. German Club 1 yr.. Chorus 4 yrs. (Secretary 1 yr ). Swing Choir 4 yrs.. Barbershop group 1 yr.. Madrigal 2 yrs.. All State Honor Choir 1 yr.. Plainsman Honor Choir 1 yr.. Hastings Honor Choir (Alt.) 1 yr.. Voice Class 4 yrs.. Voice Federation 4 yrs.. One-year Alternate Regents Scholarship - UNL. David's Scholarship. Thespians 2 yrs. (Student Council Representative 1 yr.). Math Contest 3 yrs. Who's Who Among American High School Students. All State Music Clinic Scholarship. Delphine W'indle Memorial Award. Senior Chorister of the Year. JOHN KEELING - Freshman class president. Band 3 yrs.. Stage Band 1 yr.. Brass Choir 3 yrs . Pep Band 3 yrs.. District Music Contest 3 yrs.. Chorus 1 yr.. Barbershop group 1 yr.. Football 2 yrs.. Cross Country 2 yrs. lettered 2 yrs.. Track 4 yrs. - lettered 4 yrs.. F-Club 4 yrs. KAREN KERKOW PHIL KIEKHAEFF.R - Honor Roll 4 yrs.. National Honor Society 2 yrs., Spanish Club 1 yr. (President 1 yr.). German Club 1 yr.. Football 1 yr.. Cross Country 3 yrs. lettered 3 yrs.. KTNC Cross Country award. Outstanding Cross Country award. All Conference 3 yrs.. Indoor Track 1 yr. - lettered 1 yr.. Track 4 yrs. • lettered 4 yrs.. KTNC and outstanding track awards. F-Club 4 yrs.. Four-year Regents University of Nebraska Scholarship. National Honor Society Alternate Scholarship. National Merit Scholar. Westinghouse Merit Scholarship. University of Nebraska Merit Scholarship. Math Contest 3 yrs.. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Honor letter. Savage Club 1 yr.. Chemistry Team 1 yr.. Math Bowl Team 1 yr.. Future Problem Solving Bowl (3rd place team at Nationals. 1st place Individual Sr Division at Nationals). 128 Runner-up Scenario Contest. Participant at National Academy of Sciences. Chemistry Program at Missouri Western State College. AMY KUNCE - Freshman Class President. Honor Roll 3 yrs.. Caption Editor 1 yr.. Photographer 4 yrs.. Editor 1 yr., Fine Arts Editor on yearbook staff. Musical 3 yrs.. Band 4 yrs.. Stage Band 2V's yrs.. District Music Contest 2 yrs.. Foreign Language Club 1 yr.. P.E. 1 yr.. Chorus 3 yrs.. Volleyball 1 yr.. Golf 1 yr.. Nebraska Wesleyan President’s Scholarship 1 yr.. Regents Scholarship - IJNL. Thespians 1 yr. PEGGY LAMPE - Honor Roll 4 yrs.. National Honor Society 1 yr.. FFA 3 yrs. (Secretary 1 yr.). Elks Scholarship. Math Contest 3 yrs.. Who's Who Among High School Students. FFA Public Speaking Award. FFA Extemporaneous Speaking Award. TODD MARTIN - Musical 2 yrs.. Band 4 yrs. (Student Council Representative). Stage Band 2 yrs.. Brass Choir 2 yrs.. Brass Sextet 2 yrs.. Brass Quartet 2 yrs.. Conference Honor Band 2 yrs.. District Music Contest 4 yrs., FFA 4 yrs.. Football 2 yrs.. Track 1 yr. SCOTT MAZE • P.E. 3 yrs.. Basketball 1 yr. CINDY McCARTNEY - DECA to yr.. Pep Club 1 yr.. P.E. 1 yr. DAVID ME1NZER - Class officer 2 yrs. (Vice-president 1 yr.). Band 2 yrs.. District Music Contest 2 yrs.. DECA 2 yrs.. P.E. 1 yr.. Football 4 yrs. - lettered 3 yrs.. Wrestling 4 yrs. - lettered 4 yrs.. Track 4 yrs. -lettered 3 yrs.. F-Club 4 yrs. (Vice-president 1 yr.). County Government Day. Who's Who Among American High School Students. SHERRY MERZ - Honor Roll 1 yr.. District Music Contest 1 yr.. DECA 2 yrs. (Secretary 1 yr ). Pep Club 4 yrs.. Drill Team 3 yrs., P.E. 2 yrs.. Chorus 2 yrs.. Volleyball 1 yr.. County Government Day. PAM MEYER - Musical 1 yr.. Band 4 yrs.. District Music Contest 4 yrs.. Pep Club 3 yrs.. Chorus 4 yrs.. Madrigal Feaste 1 yr.. Pep Band 4 yrs. DEIDRE MITSCHLER - Honor Roll 4 yrs.. Pep Club 1 yr.. P.F, HA yrs.. Chorus 1 yr.. County Government Day, French Club 2 yrs. BRUCE MOREHEAD - Honor Roll 4 yrs.. Band 4 yrs.. Stage Band 3 yrs.. Brass Sextet 1 yr.. Brass Quartet 1 yr.. Pep Band 4 yrs.. Pit Band 2 yrs.. Madrigal Brass Ensemble 1 yr.. Twin Rivers Conference Honor Band. District Music Contest 4 yrs.. Spanish Club 2 yrs.. Cross Country 1 yr.. Golf 2 yrs . Trapshooting Team 3 yrs. (Captain 2 yrs.). Math Contest 3 yrs.. Who's Who Among American High School Students 2 yrs. JEFF MOUNT - Honor Roll 1 yr.. Band 2 yrs.. DECA 2 yrs.. P.E. 4 yrs.. Football 3 yrs.. Cross Country 1 yr.. Wrestling 4 yrs.. County Government Day. Dan Werner Most Improved Wrestler Award 2 yrs.. State Wrestling 2 yrs.. State Cross Country meet 1 yr. CARRIE NELSON - Student Council 2 yrs.. Honor Roll 3 yrs.. National Honor Society 2 yrs.. Yearbook Staff 1 semester. Spring play 1 yr.. Musical Reviews 3 yrs.. Choreography 3 yrs.. Band 3 yrs.. Clarinet Choir and Clarinet Quartet 2 yrs.. Syracuse Honor Band 4 yrs.. German Club 1 yr.. Drill Team 4 yrs.. Chorus 1 yr. (Vice President 1 yr.). Swing Choir 4 yrs., Madrigal 1 yr.. Thespians 1 yr.. County Government Day. Falls City Youth Council (Secretary-Treasurer). Runner-up Girls State.. Madrigal Feaste 2 yrs.. Outstanding Names and Faces. TERESA O'GRADY - Band 3 yrs.. District Music Contest 3 yrs.. DECA 2 yrs. (Vice-president 1 yr.). Pep Club 3 yrs.. |.V. Cheerleader 1 yr.. Wrestling Cheerleader 1 yr.. P.E. 2 yrs.. Basketball 4 yrs.. Track 1 yr.. F-Club 3 yrs.. Art Awards. County Government Day. Homecoming Queen. TOM O’GRADY • Jr. Class Officer (Vice-president). Honor Roll 4 yrs.. National Honor Society 2 yrs.. Band Vs yr.. DECA 2 yrs. (Treasurer). Nebraska State DECA Officer District IV Vice-president. German Club 1 yr.. P.E. 1 yr.. Football 4 yrs. - lettered 2 yrs.. Track 1 vr.. F-Club 2 yrs.. County Government Day. Homecoming King. Math Contest 2 yrs. (Fourth Jr. yr ). Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Student Council 3 yrs. (President Sr. Yr.). 1979 Attended DECA National Conference at Houston. Attended 1980 National Conference at Miami. Outstanding DECA Member Junior and Senior yrs.. Top ten. Outstanding Senior Distributive Education Student. Neil Whitehead Award. ROB OLIVER - DECA 2 yrs.. P.E. 2 yrs.. Football 2 yrs. LISA PALMER - Honor Roll 3'A yrs.. DECA 2 yrs.. Outstanding DECA member. Outstanding Senior distributive education senior yr.. (DECA President Sr. yr.). Pep Club 1 yr.. P.E. 2 yrs.. Volleyball 3 yrs.. Who’s Who Among American High School Students. |IM PARRISH - Honor Roll 1 yr.. National Honor Society 1 yr.. Band 3 yrs.. District Music Contest 3 yrs.. Football 4 yrs. - lettered 3 yrs.. Outstanding Back Award 2 yrs.. All Conference Sr. yr. in Football. Wrestling 4 yrs - lettered 4 yrs.. Stage Wrestling Tournament 3 vrs.. 2nd in State Sr. yr. at 155 lbs.. Most Improved Wrestler Award Sophomore yr.. Outstanding Wrestler Award Sr. yr.. Track 4 yrs. - lettered 4 yrs.. State Track Meet 3 yrs.. 2nd in 880 at State Jr. yr.. Outstanding Trackster Award Jr. yr.. KTNC Track Award 2 yrs.. Outstanding Athlete |r. and Sr. yr.. F-Club 4 yrs. (President Sr. yr.). Homecoming Attendant. Student Council 1 yr.. KTNC Wrestling Award Sr. yr.. KTNC Football Award Sr. yr. LISA PECK - Honor Roll 4 yrs.. Band 2 yrs.. Pep Band 1 yr.. Flute Trio 1 yr.. District Music Contest 2 yrs.. Pep Club 1 yr.. Drill Team 1 yr.. Chorus 1 yr.. Track 1 vr.. County Government Day. Girls State. Girls State Jr. Counselor. Top ten. LISA PERRY - Honor Roll V s yrs.. Band 3 yrs.. Pep Band 2 yrs.. Clarinet Choir and Quartet 1 yr., Pep Club 1 yr.. P.E. 2 yrs.. Track 3 yrs.. Volleyball 4 yrs.. F-Club 4 yrs.. State Track Meet Sophomore yr.. Honorable Mention in Scholarship Art Contest JEFF PIPKIN - P.E. 4 yrs. LARRY POUNDS - Yearbook staff photographer. Class Play 4 yrs.. Musical 4 yrs.. District Music Contest 4 yrs.. DECA 1 yr.. Spanish Club 1 yr.. P.E. 1 yr.. Chorus 4 yrs.. Voice Class 2 yrs.. Voice Federation 1 yr.. Football 4 yrs. - lettered 3 yrs.. Wrestling 4 yrs. - lettered 3 yrs.. State qualifier in wrestling 1 yr.. Track 2 yrs.. Golf 2 yrs.. F-Club 3 yrs.. Thespians 1 yr.. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 2 yrs. RICH RESCHKE - Honor Roll 2l s yrs.. FFA 4 yrs. (Vice-president 1 yr ). Proficiency Awards - Staff Greenhand. Staf Chapter Farmer. Horse Proficiency. Diversified Livestock Production. P.E. 1 yrs. VICKY RICHARDSON - Honor Roll 1 yr.. German Club 1 yr.. Basketball 2 yrs. JOHN ROCKENBACH - Class Play 1 yr.. Musical 3 yrs.. Band 4 yrs. (Vice President). Stage Band 3 yrs.. Marching Band 4 yrs.. Pep Band 4 yrs.. Trumpet Trio 1 yr.. Trumpet Quartet 3 yrs.. Brass Choir 1 yr.. Mixed Brass Quartet. Brass sextet 1 yr.. UNO Honor Band. Twin Rivers Conference Honor Band 3 yrs.. District Music Contest 4 yrs. Spanish Club 2 yrs.. Outstanding 4 yr. Chorister. NANCY ROLAND - Honor Roll 1 yr.. FFA 4 yrs. (Student Council Representative 1 yr.). Pep Club 1 yr.. P.E. 3 ? yrs.. Who’s Who Among High School Students. DANA ROM1NE - Football 2 yrs.. Golf 1 yr. TAMMY SCHAWANG - Musical 1 yr.. Band 3 yrs.. Clarinet Choir, District Music Contest 3 yrs., DECA 1 Vs yrs.. Pep Club 2 yrs.. P.E. 1 yr.. Chorus 2 yrs.. Voice Class 1 yr.. Piano Class 1 yr. DAN SCHOLL - FFA 3' yrs.. P.E. 3 yrs.. Sentinel. Swine Production Award. TOM SCHOLL - Musical 1 yr.. P.E. 4 yrs.. Football 2 yrs.. Basketball 2 yrs.. F-Club 2 yrs.. County Government Day. SCOTT SCHWARTING - Football 2 yrs. - lettered 1 yr.. Basketball 2 yrs. - lettered 1 yr.. Track 2 yrs. - lettered 2 yrs.. F-Club 2 yrs.. State Track Meet 2 yrs. DON SCRIBNER - Class Secretary |r. yr.. Honor Roll 2 yrs.. P.E. 1 yr.. Foolt all 3 yrs. - lettered 2 yrs.. Basketball 4 yrs lettered 2 yrs. Outstanding Basketball player Award Sr. yr.. KTNC Basketball Award Sr. yr.. Track 3 yrs. • lettered 2 yrs.. County Government Day. RANDY SHAFER - FFA 3 yrs.. Cross Country. Track. F-Club TONI SHEFFERD - Honor Roll lto yrs.. Class Play 2 vrs.. Musical 1 yr. District Music Contest 4 yrs.. German Club 1 yr.. Pep Club Vs yr.. P.E. x s yr.. Chorus 4 yrs.. Art Director 1 yr.. Swing Choir 2 yrs.. Madrigal 1 yr.. Wesleyan Honor Choir. All State Honor Choir. Voice Class 4 yrs.. Piano Class 1 yr.. Federation 3 yrs.. Three consecutive superiors for Gold Cup Award. Volleyball 1 yr.. Honorable mention in Scholastic Art 1977-78, Academic Scholarship for York College. Thespians 3 yrs.. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 2 yrs.. Madrigal Feaste 2 yrs.. Scholastic Writing Award (Honorable mention). Maude Hart Weaver Scholarship. LISA SIMMONDS - Honor roll 1 yr.. Art Awards. TODD SLAGLE - Honor roll 3 vrs.. Musical 3 vrs.. District Music Contest 2 yrs.. P.E. 1 yr.. Chorus 2Vs yrs.. Swing Choir 2 vrs.. Football 2 yrs.. Basketl all 4 yrs - lettered 1 yr.. County Government Day. Math Contest 2 yrs. (3rd place |r yr ). Who's Who Among American High School Students. Falls City Youth Council KATHY SNIDER - Honor roll 2V: yrs.. Class Play 1 vr.. Pit Band 4 yrs.. Band 4 yrs - lettered 4 vrs.. Secretary 1 yr.. Stage Band 3 vrs.. Trum| et Solo 1 yr.. Trumpet Duet 1 yr.. Trum|)et Trio 3 vrs.. Trumpet Quartet 3 yrs.. Brass Quartet 2 yrs.. Brass Choir 3 vrs.. Brass Sextet 1 yr.. Pep Band 4 yrs.. National Association of Jazz Educators Award. Musical 129 Reviews 2 yrs.. All Conference Honor Band. UNO Honor Band. District Music Contest 4 yrs.. Pep Club 1 yr.. Track 2 yrs. lettered 1 yr.. Chorus 2 yrs.. Publicity Officer 1 yr.. Basketball 1 yr.. Volleyball 4 yrs. - lettered 1 yr.. Art Awards. Math Contest 4 yrs.. Who's Who Among American High School Students. BRAD SPECK - Musical 2 yrs.. Stage Band 1 yr.. Trumpet Trio, Trumpet Quartet. Honor Band 1 yr.. District Music Contest 4 yrs.. Football 2 yrs.. lettered 1 yr. CINDY SPEERS - Honor Roll 4 yrs.. Orange and Black 3 yrs.. Layout Editor on yearbook staff. Class Play 1 yr.. Musical 3 yrs.. District Music Contest 3 yrs.. Chorus 3 yrs.. Art Award. Three Gold Keys. 7 honorable mentions (Nationals). 6 firsts, three seconds, and two thirds. Girl's Sextet. Voice Class. Piano Class 3 yrs.. Rotary Scholarship. Elks Scholarship (2nd place). Presidents Scholarship. Thespians 2 yrs.. Outstanding Crew Member. Math Contest 3 yrs. (first 2 yrs.). Who's Who Among American High School Students. Top Ten. DEBBIE STRAS1L - Honor Roll 3 yrs., DECA 2 yrs.. Spanish Club 2 yrs., P.E. 2 yrs.. Basketball 4 yrs. - lettered 3 yrs.. Track 1 yr.. Volleyball 4 yrs. - lettered 1 yr.. F-Club. County Government Day. Math Contest. Who's Who Among American High School Students. CHRIS FOX STRECKER - Spanish Club 1 yr.. P.E. 1 yr.. Chorus 3 yrs.. Voice Class 1 yr.. Volleyball 1 yr. ANNIE THOMAS - Photography Editor on yearbook staff. Musical Review. District Music Contest 3 yrs., DECA 1 yr.. German Club 1 yr.. Foreign Language Club 1 yr.. Pep Club 4 yrs. (Treasurer 1 yr ). Drill Team 1 yr.. J.V. Cheerleader 1 yr.. Varsity Cheerleader 1 yr.. P.E. 3 yrs.. Chorus 3 yrs.. Voice Class 1 yr.. Basketball 1 yr.. Track 3 yrs. • lettered 1 yr.. Volleyball 4 yrs. - lettered 1 yr.. F-Club 2 yrs.. Madrigal Feaste 2 yrs. PATTY TRACY • Class play 1 yr.. Musical 3 yrs.. District Music Contest 3 yrs.. DECA 1 yr.. Chorus 3 yrs.. Swing Choir 3 yrs.. Madrigal 1 yr.. Voice class 3 yrs.. Voice Federation 2 yrs.. Thespians 1 yr.. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Thespian Technician of the year. DOUG TRULL - Class Secretary 4 yrs.. P.E. 3 yrs.. Football 1 yr.. Cross Country- 1 yr.. Wrestling 4 yrs.. F-Club 4 yrs.. State Cross Country Meet 1 yr.. State Wrestling Tournament 3 yrs.. State Champion Sophomore yr. at 98 lbs.. State Runner-up Senior yr.. Open State Tournament Runner-up Senior yr.. District Speech Contest 1 yr.. Scholastic Athletic All-American. Wrestler of the yr award |r. yr.. KTNC Wrestling Award Jr- yr- LORI VANDEBERG - Honor Roll 4 yrs.. Orange Black Honor Roll. National Honor Society 2 yrs. (Treasurer Sr. yr ). Classes Editor on Yearbook Staff. Band 3 yrs.. Pep Band 3 yrs.. Pit Band 1 yr.. Percussion Ensemble 1 yr.. District Music Contest 3 yrs.. Pep Club 4 yrs.. Drill Team 4 yrs. (Captain senior yr ). Chorus 1 yr.. Track 1 yr.. County Government Day. Homecoming Attendant. Student Council 2 yrs. (Treasurer 1 yr.. Vice-president 1 yr.). MIKE VOLLMER - FFA 1 yr.. P.E. 2 yrs.. Football 4 yrs.. F-Club 2 yrs. KEVIN VONDERSCHMIDT - FFA 4 yrs.. Ag Proficiency Award. Football 1 yr. POLLY WERNER - Band 4 yrs.. Pep Club 4 yrs. (Secretary 1 yr.. President 1 yr.). Pep Band 4 yrs.. German Club 1 yr.. Drill Team 1 yr.. Volleyball 2 yrs. RICK WHALEN - DECA 2 yrs.. P.E. 2 yrs.. Football 4 yrs.. Basketball 1 yr.. Wrestling 2 yrs. - lettered 2 yrs.. Track 1 yr.. F-Club 4 yrs. BOB WHITE - Honor Roll 3W yrs.. Orange and Black Honor Roll 1 yr.. National Honor Society 1 yr.. Business Manager on yearbook staff. Musical 1 yr.. Spanish Club 2 yrs.. Foreign Language Club 1 yr.. Student Manager for Football 1 yr.. 3 honorable mentions and one 2nd and 3rd in art contest. Thespians 1 yr.. Math Contest 2 yrs.. Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Top ten. PAUL YOESEL - FFA 4 yrs. JEFF YOUNG - P.E. 4 yrs. BRUCE ZOELLER - Honor Roll 4 yrs.. National Honor Society 2 yrs. (Vice-president 1 yr.). Sports Editor on the yearbook staff. Foreign Language Club 2 yrs.. (Vice-president 1 yr.). P.E. 4 yrs.. Football 4 yrs. -lettered 3 yrs.. Outstanding Lineman Award Sr. yr.. All-Conference honorable mention Sr. yr.. F-Club 3 yrs.. Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Math Contest 2 vrs.. Golf 1 yr. 130 Jim Hill’s PAINT - GLASS - WALLPAPER Your Hobby Craft Headquarters 1819 Chase Falls City DICK'S BODY FENDER REPAIR 1823 Stone Street Falls City, Nebr. 68355 IMOGENE’S BOUTIQUE Wig and Hair Styling Sharon Buckminister Imogene Kessler 2015 Clinton Ave. 245-3542 PERRY BRUGGEMAN CONSTRUCTION Home Building General Cons. Route 1, Box 110 Verdon, Nebr. 68457 402-245-5375 HOLLEN’S SADDLERY Saddle, Shoe Repair, and Upholstering Western Wear Western Equipment 1609 Stone Falls City v American Oem Society FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA 68355 BARKER’S AUTOMOTIVE SALES SERVICE Alternator, Generator, Starter, Electric Motor, Small Engine Repair 1921-23 Harlan Street Phone 245-2759 Falls City, Nebr. DR. S.D. COWAN, JR. Optometrist 1823 Chase Falls City. Nebr. ROWELL BAKERY Weddings, Birthdays, and Party Cakes 1715 Stone Street Falls City, Nebr. REDKEN STTUNC SAlON RETAIL CENTER REDKEN RK EL MATADOR 1212 STONE ST CREATIVE HAIR DESICN FOR MEN WOMEN FALLS CITY. NE. Services by Appointment Phone 245 2464 BOHRER BROS. CONTRACTORS RED D MIX CONCRETE LUMBER MERCHANTS Phone 402-245-3636 Falls City. Nebraska 683S5 1705 Chase Street S. L Bud Bohrcr. President HULL’S CLOTHING Your Family Clothing Store Anna Bill Hull, Owners Falls City, Nebr. 245-3023 132 Larry Gatz, Manager Nebraska Division Virgil Oberst, Sales Grain Storage and Drying Systems Steel Buildings TRUE VALUE HDW. Roger Kiekhaefer 1519 Stone Street Falls City, Nebr, 68355 GOLDSMITH ABSTRACT TITLE COMPANY Simon Lantzy - President 217 E. 18th Street Ph. 245-3088 Falls City, Nebr. 68355 LICHTY-TUBACH Alvin K. Tubach Frederick K. Sikora Insurance Real Estate Farm Loans Falls City, Nebr. 68355 EDDE MOTORS Sales and Service Buick-Pontiac-GMC 1805 Stone and 16th Harlan Oodgo 'odge Truchsl ARMBRUSTER’S Armbruster Motor Company H. J. Prichard Sons, Inc. 307 W. 17th Street Falls City, Nebr. 68355 CHRYSLER Plymouth 1611 Stone Falls City GARY’S DERBY We give a little extra KATY’S 18th Harlan Ready to Wear Accessories Falls City, Nebr. 133 SHEETS PHARMACY lames C. Sheets, R.P. Rose Ann Sheets, R.P. Terrv Kermoade. R.P. Phone 245-3312 Falls City, Ncbr. 68355 HARMON'S 1903 Harlan Falls City, Nebr. 68355 In Business 40 Yrs. 245-4214 RICHARDSON’S STATIONERY AND PRINTING School Supplies WILHELM EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Phone 245-3724 North Highway 73 Falls City, Nebr. 68355 HACKETT’S Ladies', Mens, and Children's Fashions % 0«Tv£ -if liVSZ . GOODS F.F.L. 47-575 ■LCIJNS OUR SPECIALTY WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE Lorenzo’s Sporting Goods 1816 HARLAN STREET PH. 402-245-3782 FALLS CITY, NEBR. 68355 PARIS OR FAY DILORENZO AN ANONYMOUS ADMIRER PAULA'S BEAUTY SALON N. Fulton Hair Styling, Cutting and Permanent Waves Phone 245-2839 Congratulations Class of 80” Paula Richey Bindle’s barber shop 1608 Stone St. Falls City, Neb. FALLS CITY AUTO SUPPLY 1817 Stone St. Falls City, Nebr. 68355 FLESKOSKI'S BI-RITE LIQUORS North Harlan Street Falls City, Nebr. WHEELERS FARM SUPPLY East Hiway 159 Falls City, Nebr. 245-4588 134 CASTLE HOME APPLIANCE Falls City, Nebr. 1503 Stone Ph. 245-3123 J.C. PENNEY “We know what you're looking for.” 1715 Stone St. ' Ph. 245-2011 Congratulations Graduates of “80 KIRKENDALL OIL CO. Northvue Standard Service Station Falls City, Nebr. BONNIE’S BEAUTY SHOP Hairstyling 2123 Schoenheit Ph. 245-2510 CHANEY MUSIC CENTER Everything Musical Falls City, Nebr. 1516 Stone Ph. 245-2835 FALLS CITY PET FOODS, INC. Manufacturers of Expanded Pet Foods 5th and Morton Falls City, Nebr. BOATMAN SAW AND MOWER Lawnmower and Chainsaw Repair 620 West 21st St. Ph. 245-3923 Congratulations to the Class of 79-80 JAMES OIL CO. MODERN CLEANERS 120 West 18th St. Streamliner Carpet Cleaning Good Luck Class of 80' DR. D. E. FOX Optometrist 1712 Stone Street 135 Compliments of LIL’ DUFFER FAMILY RESTAURANT ' stAn IU« STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES (@) HOME OFFICES - BLOOMINGTON. ILLINOIS INSURANCE ■■ Falls City. Nebr. MICHAEL L. CASTLE Agent Reesman Agency Property' Management JACK’S TV APPLIANCES Insurance Real Estate Amana-RCA-Whirlpool Sales Services Phone 245-3510 Falls City, Nebr. 1616 Stone Street Falls City, Nebr. 68355 Phone 245-5060 ROGER’S SHOE SHOP MICKELBERRY’S GOURMET QUALITY MEATS 1805 Stone Street Falls City, Nebr. 68355 SAILORS’ CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Manufacturers of the Famous Plump Juicy Hot Dog Falls City Meat Co. Falls City, Nebr. FIRESIDE INN Home Building and Remodeling Dave Sailors Junior Opal Restaurant, Lounge, Pizza Open 6 nights a week Best Wishes Class of 1980 Phone 245-2206 SALEM SLAUGHTER HOUSE Custom Slaughtering Processing JACK JILL Bob Viv Zeigler, Owners Where Your Customer’s Satisfaction is Always First Salem, Nebr. 245-5272 North Harlan 245-2211 136 Congratulations Compliments of VERN’S BODY SHOP B.P.O.E. LODGE 963 1805 Chase FRANK’S JEWELRY 1616 Stone Street Congratulations R. L. BURGHART M.D. Physicians Surgeons Falls City, Nebr. PIZZA HUT 1022 Harlan Street Telephone 245-2511 “With an Emphasis on Youth” FAIRMONT FOODS Distributed by Falls City Milk Products “Drink More Fairmont Milk” Our people make it better” SCHEITEL FEED SEED Purina Seed Grain Bank Grinding And Mixing fptJRlN I CHOW ) Alvin “Whitey” Bahr Prairie Valley Hybrids Dealer Falls City 245-4561 Beverages-Lunch Sporting Goods Liars Club Compliments of FALLS CITY JOURNAL SOUTHSIDE INN Dorothy Wissman, Prop. So. End Highway 73-75 MILAM'S FLORAL Dial 245-2113 1516 Stone Flowers for All Occasions 137 from the pens of ROSTERS DIST. CO. (40 2) 245-4416 P.O. BOX 399 FALLS CITY, NEBR. 68 355 Manufacturers of Porta Pens, today's confinement unit '7aatce' i 1614 Stone Falls City, Nebr. 402-245-5097 MILS CITY D� r n;s Prt'cha OTeSS Mount Jc. Wi peirt SebostiorJ Coe BilJ Miller Si e u e Sch u let. congratulations 'if F oe Y er L Douq Trull e __________ , El vis bug IS P op r i °ste ° CROSS Country Phil Kiekbnefer 30 hJol ker TSohn Keeling Frank Mor mi) Strecker’s Gun Supply Reloading Equipment and Supplies 1104 Harlan New and Used Guns Buy, Sell, or Trade Phone 245-2717 138 MIDLAND VILLA “GOING HOME” Is the Concept of Care at THE MIDLAND VILLA NURSING HOME E. 19th Falls City, Nebr. 245-4466 SICKEL BROTHER'S FERTILIZER Custom Applied Liquid Fertilizer and Anhydrous Ammonia Hoegemeyer And Trojan Seeds Farm Chemicals Phone Benny 245-5625 David 245-5123 Compliments of Dt AltOO ELLIOT-BEASING ASSOCIATES Realtors - Insurers BROWN'S SHOE FIT 1604 Stone Street OLD SWISS DRIVE-IN Soft Ice Cream Sandwiches Malts, Drinks, Fries Phone 245-3012 Managers - Mr. Mrs. Irvin Cornford SAILORS SONS, INC. SIDLES MR. AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE STAN SAILORS 1801 Chase 245-2474 Falls City, Nebr. AMTANE LP GAS 245-3524 VlttOVlG F.C. Tanks Sales or Lease R.N. Werner, Mgr. FIRESTONE STORES Wayne Scholl — Manager Falls City, Nebr. 68355 MONTGOMERY WARD Eckwert Agency 1505 Stone Street 139 J.B. CATTLE COMPANY John Buchholz Order Buyer Falls City, Nebr. KRUMME LUMBER SUPPLY Everything to Build Anything Pratt and Lambert Paint South End of Chase Street Falls City, Nebr. HARRY’S AUTO SERVICE South Fulton Street P.O. Box 504 Falls City, Nebr. 68355 Harold Lock Compliments of SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA TELEPHONE COMPANY FALLS CITY GRAIN CO. 214 West 7th Street 5th and Morton Street 720,000 Bushels of Grain Storage Fertilizers — HALL MOTORS 114 West 16th Street Falls City, Nebr. Congratulations Class of 80” RIVOLI THEATER Good Luck Class of 80 QUALITYPRINT WHEN PRINTING APPEARANCE COUNTS FALLS CITY AUCTION CO. Witt and Witt Owners and Operators East 5th Street F.C., Nebr. FARM and CITY SUPPLY Make our Store Headquarters For Your Farm Needs 1423 Stone Street Falls City Nebraska Compliments of NORTHVIEW CAFE North Harlan St. GRANDY’S CAFE 1012 Stone Street Featuring Home Style Cooking Open Daily 245-3688 140 Clothing Center Since 1916 Arrow Shirts Levis Falls City, Nebr. |K'I.W m i HOSS SMITH Ford - Lincoln - Mercury East Highway 159 Falls City, Nebr. 68355 MILLER-MONROE INSURANCE 1608 Stone Street KAISER REPAIR Ph. 245-2482 E.| Ph. 245-2722 . Miller Don Coupe Falls City Mike Simon 1024 Stone St. 245-5974 Tune-Up Electrical first national bank 1 trust falls city, nebraska 17TH STONE PHONE 402-245-2491 Each Depositor To $40,000 Member FDIC PICKARD'S MARKET HULLMAN’S AUTO CLINIC Complete Auto Service 1609 Chase Ph. 245-3225 721 Harlan Falls City, Nebr. We Specialize in Choice Meat 141 Compliments of JAMES R. SEFRIED Richardson County Commissioner SIMON WERNER CONTRACTORS All types of remodeling” Cabinet Building Complete Structures Specialize in Steel Vinyl Siding 245-3640 245-5552 HOY’S IDEAL CLEANERS Established 1922 Cleaners - Dryers - Hatters Fur Storage Rental Rug Cleaning Equip. Ph. 245-3223 1817 Harlan BREEZY HILL STEAK HOUSE South Highway 73 Bob and Burdeen Prater SEID AUTO SEID IMPLEMENT CO. CO. 35th Barada St. Hwy. 73, 3 Mi. North 402-245-4431 402-245-2466 FALLS CITY, NEBR. 68355 FRANCIS E. SEID, OWNER JOHN DEERE -CHEVROLET -OLDSMOBILE -CADILLAC WILHELM ELECTRIC Electrical Construction Maintenance PERRY WILHELM North McLean Phone 245-2342 Falls City, Nebr. 68355 Mobile Phone 245-5188 VET’S CLUB, INC. Voice of Democracy Legion Baseball American Legion Post 102 V.F.W. Post 1765 JACK’S PROCESSING Butchering Beef on Tuesday Pork on Thursday Complete Processing - Curing - Rendering -Smoking U.S.D.A. Inspected Phone 402-245-3506 FARMER’S CO-OP OIL ASSN. Phone 274-3123 Auburn. Nebr. 68305 Phone 245-3646 Falls City, Nebr. 68355 142 KETTER MANOR APPLEOFF APPLIANCE Bob and Mildred Applcoff TgN£I� The quality goes in before the name goes on mEDKENT PAT'S STYLING SALON ™ 1617 McLean m 245-2235 I « r-. BARBER PAT rieschick MIN onW WOMEN ait Cottage 402 245-5900 1219 STONE ST FALLS CITY NEBR 68355 TUES FRl 9 OO A M 5 OO P M TMURS TIL 8 OO P M SAT 8 30 AM 3 00 P M RK REOKEN RON’S FISH MARKET Fresh carp and catfish lobster shrimp trout crablegs froglegs Wholesale and Retail ONE STOP CAFE 21st and Stone Jim and Bernice Miller GAMBLES Phil, Betty, Todd, Jeff, and |ay Slagle Your General Electric Appliance Dealer GENERAL @ ELECTRIC Congratulations Class of '80 Ken Kunce KEN’S PHARMACY 143 GOODYEAR FARM TIRE CENTER 1701 Chase Street Falls City, Nebr. Ph. 245-4461 THE GALLERY Disco East 14th Street Falls City, Nebr. CHANEY FURNITURE Pinky Hampton Chuck Chaney Owners 1523 Stone Street Furniture, Carpet, and Appliances BRECHT VAULT CO. Falls City, Nebr. CHANEY - HODGENS - CLARK FUNERAL HOME Phone 402-245-2411 1401 Chase Street Falls City, Nebr. 68355 1514 STONE STREET FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA 68355 (4021-245-2453 1230 RADIO THE MEDIA MORE PEOPLE DEPEND UPON news entertainment community events sports weather school closings Be Informed! Stay Tuned to KTNC FALLS CITY TRUCK IMPLEMENT CO., INC. Highway 73 North - Box 509 Falls City, NB. 68355 (402) 245-4437 HALLMARK CARD AND GIFT SHOP 1607 Stone Street Phone 245-3212 Falls City, Nebr. 68355 John and Mary Ann Steinman Best Wishes to the Class of ‘‘80” (402) 245-3047 COAST-TO-COAST Total Hardware WS Falls City Auto Salvage S Used Cars NEW. USED A REOUILT AUTO PARTS REBUILT STARTERS A ALTERNATORS FARM POWER PICK-UP GRILL GUARDS ROUTE 1 FALLS CITY. NE8R. 68355 Eldon Vonderschmidt Owner Larry and Marlene Schwarting 1723 Stone Falls City FLYING L TRAILERS. INC. East 5th St. P.O. Box 490 Phone 402-245-4491 Falls City, Nehr. 68355 Manufacturer of Horse, Livestock, and Industrial Trailers GERWECK ELECTRIC Sales and Service Specialized Electrical Design and Installation Falls City, Nebr. State and City License CENTER LANES ALIBI LOUNGE Ross and Janice Smith Ph. 245-3122 111 West 17th Street Falls City. Nebr. 68355 HOMETOWN BLDG. SUPPLY For All Your Building Material Needs Complete Home Furnishings Custom-Made Storm Windows 1015 Harlan Ph. 245-2553 Schwartz Sales and Service Cycle Parts and Accessories Henry Hank” Schwartz 1621 Valley Ave. _1 f'i ■ ' � hWfl AL’S BARBER SHOP Redken RK 245-5174 Wash and Wear Easy Care Served by Appointment 109 East 17th Falls City. Nebr. Ph. 245-2281 145 where you'll always find a friendly face. Midwest Federal SAVINGS AND LOAN Falls City 17th and Stone • 245-2421 Your Family Financial Center Highest insured savings rates allowed by law FSIJC Compliments of BROWN WENDT VET CLINIC Route 3 Ph. 245-3928 Falls City, Nebr. 68355 FALLS CITY CABLE TV “More to be seen on Cable TV” 1813 Stone Ph. 245-2863 117 E. 17th Fresh meats BILL’S MARKET Bill and Mary Coonce Phone 245-3625 Fresh produce FROSTY QUEEN 8th and Harlan Good Food Good Service WANDA’S BEAUTY SHOP 108 West 16th Street Phone 245-3911 2). tQAJI 2303 Harlan Street Falls City, Nebr. 68355 CHAT N’ NIBBLE Fountain and Luncheonette 1709 Stone Ph. 245-4311 MERZ FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. N. Hwy. 73 P. O. Box 416 Falls City, Nebr. 68355 Phone (402) 245-2419 RICH'S MOTOR SERVICE 1114 Barada Street Ph. 245-3733 Service All Makes of Cars Trucks We, the following Richardson County officials, wish to congratulate Falls City High School on its 1980 issue of the high school annual. Albert Maust - County Judge Dennis Hogue - Sheriff Jean W. Bowers - Clerk of District Court Virgil Vohl - County Assessor Jim Sefried - County Commissioner Gerald Hopp - County Extension Agent Eugene Hulhert - County Treasurer Nevada Williams - Countv Clerk 146 Compliments of ROBERT L. GILES TOWLE REALTY COMPANY The greatest use of life is to spend it for something that will outlast it. PICTON BODY SHOP Old Highway 73 N. Falls City, Nebr. Ph. (402) 245-5051 BUSINESS FORMS 6TH REAVIS FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA 68355 PHONE 402-245-4471 BENTLEY’S CAFE Jeff and Alice Bentley 109 West 18th Falls City, Nebr. PLANT SUPERINTENDENT CLARENCE B. LINDGREN JONES' AIR CONDITIONING Lennox and Bryant Heating and Cooling Refrigeration Service Gary L. Jones Falls City Ph. 245-3526 DEE POUNDS Box 66 Falls City, Nebr. Ph. 245-4340 FALLS CITY MERCANTILE, INC. Institutional Service Jobbers Telephone 402-245-2716 7th Barada Streets Falls City, Nebr. 68355 14 DON ANKROM HOUSEMOVING GARDEN CENTER YOUR LANDSCAPING HEADQUARTERS 1612 Stone Street, Falls City, Nebraska 68355 Telephone (402) 245-4115 FALLS CITY HOME DECORATORS Bob Law. . .Owner Painter 20 Years Experience Excellent References Quality Work Neat Home Insulation - Attics and Side Walls 245-5193 Free Estimates 245-3903 mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COM PA N Y