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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1981 volume:

Orange and Black Falls City High School Falls City, Nebraska Board of Education Front Row, left to right — Richard Malcolm, Fred Brewer, Mike Castle. Back Row — Lawrence Eickhoff, Harold Sutter, Tom Bruton Jerry Wimberly — Superintendent of Schools; B.F.A., Kearney St. College; B.S., Northwestern Univ.; M.S., Kearney St. College; Grad. Work, Univ. of Wyoming Dick Blackman - Principal; B.S., Baker Univ.; M.S., Pittsburg St. Univ.; Grad. Work. Kansas St. Univ.. Emporia St. Univ., Wichita St. Univ. 2 Judy Green — School Secretary Faculty and Staff Ron Holman — Activities Director, Biology II, Driver’s Ed., Football and Basketball Coach; B.S.E., Emporia Kansas St. Univ.; M.C.S., Univ. of Miss. Colleen Morehead — School Secretary Sarah England — Speech Therapy; B.A. and M.S., Wichita St. Univ. Ron Roggenkamp — Guidance Counselor, Student Council Sponsor; B.A. and M.S., Deb Thiltges — School Nurse; R.N., Methodist Medical Kearney State College Center, School of Nursing 3 4 Falls City High School Faculty Irene Aitken — Modern Novels, American Literature, English II; B.S.E., University of Nebraska at Lincoln Wanda Biel — Jr. and Sr. High German, Spanish, Drill Team, Foreign Language Club; B.A. and Graduate Work at U.N.O. Patricia Cook — Art I, II, III, and IV, Pep Club Sponsor, Senior Class Sponsor; B.F.A., Peru State College Thomas Aitken, Jr. — Business English. Sophomore English. Freshmen English, College Bound English, Freshmen Class Sponsor; B.A., Peru State College; M.A., Kearney State College Mildred Appleoff — Chorus. Girls’ Show Choir, Voice Class. Applederas Show Choir, Small Choral Groups; B.F.A. in Ed., Peru State College; M.A. in Ed.. Northwest Missouri State University Judi Carter — Composition, Creative Writing, English I and II, Journalism; B.A., Hastings College; Graduate Work at Kearney St. College Terry Flynn — Biology I, Career Science, Freshmen Class Sponsor, Freshmen Football. Jr. Varsity Boys' Basketball; B.A., Yankton College, Graduate Work at Wayne State and NWMSU Noala Fritz — Team and Individual Sports. Freshmen Health and Norman Fritz — Small Motors. Welding, Project Construction. Voc. Ag., Large P.E., Aerobic Dance, Varsity Volleyball and Track; B.S. at U.N.L. Motors, FFA Sponsor; B.S. and M.S. at U.N.L. Debra Gerweck — Marketing I and II, Accounting I and II. Career Math, DECA Sponsor; B.S. and M.S. at U.N.L. Larry Godwin — American and World History, Geographical Survey, Psychology. Golf; B.A., Hastings College; M.A., Univ. of Kansas Leon Joy — Algebra I and II, Career Math, Senior Class Sponsor; B.S., Peru State; M.E., U.N.L. Bob Loss — Speech I and II, Communicative Arts, Drama. Pep Club. Thespians. National Honor Society. Drama Director; B.S.. Westminster College; M.S., U.N.C.. Greeley John Masonbrink — ISCS Lab Science. Physics. Chemistry. Senior Class Sponsor; B.S.. Peru State College; M.S.. NWMSU 5 Faculty Richard Mezger — Industrial Arts I and II, Drafting I, Home Maintenance, Freshmen Basketball Coach; B.S.E., Peru State College Larry Munn — Team and Individual Sports. Health and P.E., Weight Training, Wrestling Coach and Asst. Football Coach; B.A., Midland Lutheran College; M.S.E., Wayne State College Marshall Nelson — General Business, Office Machines and Procedures. Business Law. Asst. Wrestling Coach; B.S., U.N.L. Martha Nims — Foods and Nutri., Human Dev., Adult Living, Consumer Ed., Home Ec., Junior Class Sponsor; B.S., Univ. of So. Miss.; M.S. Louisiana State University Richard Spaulding — Typing I and II, Shorthand. Sophomore Class Sponsor; B.S., Kansas St. Univ. I John Svoboda — Sr. High and Elem. Instrumental Music. Music Theory, Freshmen Class Sponsor. Stage Band, Pep Band. Musical; B.M.E. and M.M., U.N.L. Norma Thompson — Applied Math, Geometry. Trigonometry, Pre. Calculus, Career Math; B.S.E., Peru State College 6 Sara Veigel — Resource; B.S.E.. University of Nebraska Paul Weinert — American History, Sociology. Junior Class Sponsor, County Govt. Day; B.A., Westmar College; M. Div., Garrett Evan. Theo. Sem. Mary Windle — American Lit., Modern Novels. English II; B.A.E., Peru State College Fred Weaver — Architectural Drawing, Photography, Photo Advisor for Yearbook; B.S.E., Univ. of Maryland Ron White — American Govt., Geog. Survey. Asst. Football Coach, Head Girls’ Basketball. Head Boys’ Track Coach; B.A.E., Wayne State Ron Wirtz — Librarian, Asst. Track Coach; B.A. in French, K.S.U.; M.A. in French. Colorado St.; M.L.S., Emporia State Univ.; Certificat de Langue Francaise Degre Superieur, La Sorbonne. Paris, France 7 Dale Yoesel — Small Motors. Vo. Ag. II, Electricity. Livestock Management, Veterinary Science, FFA; B.S. and M.S., U.N.L. Additional Staff High School Custodial Personnel 'V Class of 1981 We have opened the door; the world lies before us. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, from left — Kevin Eames, treasurer; Kelli Boatman, secretary; Karen Chittick, president; Keith Kirkendall, vice-president. Patricia Lee Bach Richard Lewis Barker, Jr. Cynthia Sue Becker Rebecca Sue Beckner Tyler Dee Bek Mark Alan Bentley 10 Class Flower - Yellow Rose Class Colors - Burgundy and Primrose Yellow Kelli Lynett Boatman Rozann Clara Brown Marc Edward Buckminster Thomas Avery Burns Robert Andrew Burton Jeffery Robert Campbell Mary Josephine Carpenter Timothy Dale Chesnut Karen Marie Chittick Margaret Ann Collins Kurtis Alan Convey Penny Ann Coonce Dave getting set for another chorus of Old Man River. Amy knows something that someone else doesn’t know! William J. Dorste Kevin Willard Eames Sandra Jean Ebel 12 Shiela Adam Elliott Richard William Faller Barbara Sue Ferguson Black Death , was the prize-winning Homecoming float designed by the Seniors. Seniors Tony Charles Foster Robert Joseph Gerweck Edward Scott Gill Kimberly Kay Godemann Teresa Marie Goltz Debra Ranae Guilliams David Franklin Harroun Denise Irene Hartman Seniors Jack W. Hays Sandra Lee Heineman Helen Anna Hoak Susan Kay Honea John Patrick Huber Tami Jo Hunzeker Michael Scott Jahn Amy Kathryn Joy Marsha Dorene Kentopp Milford Keith Kirkendall, Jr. Sidney Ray Kirkendall Karen Marie Kruse Feelings of anxiety and anticipation are shown by Seniors at graduation practice. Sandy takes a moment to focus on what lies ahead. Seniors Barbara Lynn Lyons Randy Richard Malcolm Laura Kay Martin Michael George Maurer Lynette Lee McGinnis Angelia Sue Merz Christine Marie Merz Mary Kay Merz 16 it’s Deidre has had another exciting day! strictly business when Miss Biel talks to students Kevin and Karen. lere are two ways to deal with a camera. Ignore it or simply cover your face. Billy Joe Miller Terry L. Nanomantube Kathryn Anne Nolte Lisa Kay O'Banion Jonna Lea Olson Marlin Glenn Peck, Jr. Sharlene Kay Pounds Dennis James Prichard Bradford Wesley Rea 17 The senior crazies bring out one of Keith's hidden talents. Warren seems lost in thought about the future. Sandra Lea Ridgway Kathy Sue Rowell Theresa Ann Schawang Amy Beth Scholl Gerald Lynn Schuetz Warren Keith Schuetz 18 Seniors Look Toward Graduation The entire Senior Class gathered on a cold and windy morning for graduation practice. Steven Lee Schulenberg Michael David Scott Norman Irwin Shafer Angela Denise Sickel Donna Marie Sickel David Alan Simpson 19 Shari Lynn Smith Christy Ann Stalder Deborah Jane Vollan Gary Joseph Volz Douglas Lee Weaver Dennis Lee Whalen Seniors Deidre Ellen Simpson Frederick W. Simpson Jack and Loren take a break. If this line moves any slower, we'll never get outa' here!” 20 Donna Joyce Whitehead Tony Lee Woods Donald Hillyer Yoesel Bradley Kenneth Zentner Valorie Jean Zentner 21 Class of 1981 Graduation Ceremonies May 17, 1981 Top Ten Honor Students From left to right — Karen Kruse, Sandy Ridgway, Becky Beckner, Amy Joy, Rich Barker, Marsha Kentopp, Karen Chittick, Tami Hunzeker, Susan Honea, Kelli Rhodd. The top two Juniors, scholastically, Cathy Duerfeldt and Ward Valedictorian, Marsha Kentopp, at right and Salutatorian. Reesman, led the Senior processional. Richard Barker. The saxophone quintet consisted of Ward Reesman, Dawn Deckinger, Amalia Morehead. Karen Chittick, and Cheryl Goff. Many years of hard work were required from each student to reach this goal. Kim and Lisa are enjoying this happy occasion. Graduation for the class of 1981 was held in the Mclntire - Henderson Field House. Due to inclement weather, the ceremonies had to be moved inside from Jug Brown Stadium. The Baccalaureate message was given by the Reverend John Becker and Dick Kimbrough from Doane College presented the Commencement Address, “An Attack on Weasels.” Graduates were then presented with their diplomas by members of the Board of Education. Many Seniors showed enthusiasm, but is Kellie asleep? ...............Xl The graduates gathered in the old gym before Commencement. 23 ■ Graduates Take Final Bow Jack and Laura walking together during the graduation ceremonies. The graduating class of 1981 march to the processional music played by the band. Dennis Prichard receiving his diploma. Marsha Kentopp presented the Valedictory to the class. Ninety-five graduates wonder what the future may hold for them. Entertainment was also provided by the Senior chorus students. Rich Barker gives the Salutatory Deb Guilliams looking ahead. Donna exemplifies the joy and relief of all the graduates, speech. Senior Scholarships Richard Barker ................... U. S. Military Academy Four Year Army R.O.T.C. Rebecca Beckner .................. Northwest Missouri State University — Special Award Ulman Scholarship Peru — Board of Trustees South School P.T.A. Kelli Boatman ............................................... Lions Karen Chittick ................ University of Nebraska at Lincoln — One Year Regents Penny Coonce .................... North School P.T.A. Kevin Eames ................................ Elks — Local Elks — State Sandy Ebel ............. Peru — Special Acitivity Tuition Waiver — Art Barbara Ferguson ........... Highland Community Junior College — Ability Susan Honea ................ Peru — Board of Trustees’ Marsha Kentopp ............. Peru — Board of Trustees’ Midland — Board of Trustees' Keith Kirkendall .......................... Elks — Local Northwest Missouri State University — Music Special Award Maude Hart Weaver Michael Maurer ...... Professional Church Worker Award St. John’s Academic Scholarship Kathy Nolte ............ Peru — Basketball and Softball Highland Community Junior College Volleyball, Basketball, Softball Southeast Community College, Fairbury — Ability Kellie Rhodd . Peru — Cooperating School Scholarship Wm. Henry Wartman Scholarship Sandy Ridgway ........................ Air Force R.O.T.C. Donna Sickel .............. Lillian Hansen Reesman R.N. Memorial Nurses’ Scholarship Shari Smith ........................ Doane Trustees' Award Christy Stalder ................ Northwest Missouri State University — Special Award Leadership Scholarship Brad Zentner ................... Northwest Missouri State University — Academic Scholarship Valorie Zentner ..................... Peru — Cooperating Scholarship School Scholarship 25 An Exciting Year Underclassmen Junior Class Officers President - Julie Ankrom Vice-President - Dan Convey Secretary - Jeff Slagle Treasurer - Cathy Duerfeldt Jennifer Burghart Doug Butrick Dennis Chandler Leonard Chesnut Dan Convey Kevin Coonce Brad Davis Rebecca Davis Amy Dopp Susan Dorste Cathy Duerfeldt Kent Duey Kelly Eickhoff Diane Feighner Terry Feighner Paul Forney Kim Fox Mike Gentry 28 Cheryl Goff Beverly Hackett Cecil Hoak Mark Huettner Scott Huppert Jennifer Joy Cindy Kirkendall Dennis Kirkendall Kelly Kleinweber Mary Koso Bill Miller Amalia Morehead Hiroko Murata Charles Niemeyer Michele Nissen John Nixon 29 Juniors Lisa Ogden Barry Potterf Janice Price Ward Reesman Pamela Rowell Stephanie Rowell Gina Sailors Dan Schawang Kari Scheitel Robin Scholl Patrick Schulenberg Valerie Schulenberg 30 Which button do I push?”, asks a frustrated junior. Okay, warden, I'll confess!! , stated Bill Miller. Ron Wintz Gary Yoesel Mike Zeigler Jay Scribner Dennis Sesna Michelle Shields Joe Simmonds Beth Sickel Randall Simon Ed Simpson Jeff Slagle Mark Smith Greg Stanley Craig Stevens Lisa Stevens Randy Stice Tom Strecker Ralph Tackett Darren Trull Mark Walker Mary Beth Weinert Terry Wenz Michelle West 31 Juniors at Work and Play All I want for Christmas is a Top Hat. I bet I could beat you at Tic Tac Toe. “What did I do to deserve this? wonders Pat Schulenber •uvHorA Hih i nut thrift AArniufls?” asks Mr. Svoboda. Can you flunk an eye test? questions Dan. 32 Sophomore Class Officers President - Dennis Auffert Vice-President - Heidi Fruhling Secretary - Nancy Rockenbach Treasurer - Darla Simpson Dennis Auffert Angie Bauman Scott Bek Cathy Bierman Becky Bletscher Brad Broadstone Jean Burns Tim Campbell Tina Campbell Angie Chesnut Douglas Clark Tracey Clark Ruth Coleman Jill Coonce Kristi Coulter Dawn Deckinger Naomi Duncan Dana Eckles Mark Faller Jeff Feighner Mike Frederick Jeff Frenzel Heidi Fruhling Julie Georges 33 Shelly Green Lisa Grover Russell Heineman Terry Henrlchs Cindy Henry Lisa Hinz Dwaine Honea Jerri Janko Holly Jones Jodie Kerns Julie Kaiser Scott Kirkendall Mary Knaup Cathi Koso Randy Krause Jon Kunce David Lampe Angie Liberty Tammy Lindsay Mike Lippold John Lull Joe Lunsford Lisa Mackey I am NOT studying!’’, aito- J Dawn Who says I’m TIMID! , screamed Randy Krause. Deckinger. 34 They Made It This Far . . . Pam Miller asks, Is this for real? “What am I doing here?”, questions Pam West. Terry Malcolm Todd Malcolm Lance Martin Todd Matthes Lisa Maurer Kevin Mendenhall Rick Meyer Glenda Miller Pam Miller Wendy Miller Rhonda Mitchell Tony Mount Melissa Munn Mark Nelson Anita Niedfeldt Cindy Niemeyer Darrin Nolte Julie O’Grady Lauri Palmer Doug Parrish Michael Ramsey Robyn Reesman Mike Richey Nancy Rockenbach 35 Sophomores Brian Schuetz Jeff Schwarting Lance Schwartz Marcia Scribner Debbie Shafer Billy Shaw Darla Simpson Craig Smith Stacy Stephens Allyn Strecker Russell Sumpter Sherm Sutherland i r v Jeff Sailors Matt Sailors Denise Schock MarShell Scholl Nancy Scholl This is the way we wash our hands .... according to Lance And he-e-e-res Johnny!! Schwartz. 36 Teresa Turner Sheila Vogele Kevin Vollmer Kelly Voter Henry Wendtlandt Pam West Kevin Wiltse Rhonda Wisdom Mary Wissinger Lori Wissman Lyle Wissmann Linda Wright Susan Yoesel Jon Young Mark Zentner Gary McCourt 37 C Sophomores, Half Way There Debbie sees what’s developing in the darkroom. According to Dana Eckles. decorating your locker can be fun! Heidi-Holly. Holly-Heidi; WHO? Dawn. Shelly, and Randy - alias Larry. Curly, and Moe. These hands are registered lethal weapons!” warns Craig. 38 Freshmen Class Officers President - Amy Schock Vice-President - Bill Meinzer Secretary - Terri Faller Treasurer - Steve Gentry Tessie Adams Linda Allen Karen Anderson DeWayne Arnold Janet Arnold Donna Auffert Tim Avery Tracy Baumert Julie Boatman Delyn Bogle Todd Borer Kelli Broadstone Tim Burton Gene Campbell Rhonda Campbell 39 Freshmen year of learning Pythagorean Theorem, who’s he?”, questioned Scott Hartman of Crystal “Did I really need a reservation?” asks Brad Gose in disbelief. Miller. Julie DiVona Robert Ebel Steve Eickhoff Terri Faller Scott Farmer Wesley Foster Teresa Fritz Todd Fritz David Garrett Amy Gentry Steve Gentry Angie Gerweck Tom Goltz Brad Gose Doug Grimm 40 Scott Hartman Cindy Hass Amy Hodge Barbara Holtz Mary Huppert Kathy Janko Mike Joy Kayla Justice John Kephart Sue Kopf Tammy Kopf Vicky Lampe John Marteny Tammie McCartney Mike McAfee 41 “Hey, man, what can I say?”, questions Mike Clark. Freshmen may be new, but they’re catching on fast! Bill Meinzer Kerry Merz I represent the Lolly-pop kids!”, mumbles Nancy between cheers. Marc Merz Crystal Miller Debbie Miller Nancy Mullins Todd Noll Rolland Nussbaum Mike Oliver Dennis Parker Mike Patnode Mike Phroper Kristi Potterf Kristine Prichard Chris Rader Michelle Repp Ronay Reschke Beth Richey Lori Rieschick Vicky Rieschick 42 Becky Rowell Joni Sailors Neal Schatz Ed Schlicker Amy Schock Sandy Schuetz Brad Schulenburg Roger Schulenburg Catherine Shafer Chris Simmonds Darrin Simon Michael Smith Wendy Speers Virginia Stice Lori Strecker Ann Tackett Shawn Thompson Russell Vollan Kristi Vonderschmidt Rhonda White Wesley Willey Monta Wiltse Shirley Tackett 43 This is really the pits!!! ’, complains Tracy Baumert. I know something you don’t know, taunts Amy Schock. Freshmen At Their Best Recess over already? asked a worried Steve Gentry. I'm so confused! exclaimed Russell Vollan. Takes a lickin’ and keeps on skippin’l” explains Mrs. Carter about Todd Borer. 44 Student Council once again sponsored this year's Homecoming Spirit Week. Tuesday was designated as T-shirt day when ail the guys and gals could run around school in their favorite T-shirts. Wednesday everyone dressed out-west style. Cowboys and cowgirls could be seen roaming the halls all day. Thursday was the annual color day with seniors flaunting their orange, juniors dressed in black, sophomores clothed in white and freshmen in red wherever you looked. Prizes were given to the freshmen after being judged the class with the most color. Thursday night yells and cheers echoed through the streets as the spirit line snaked its way through Falls City and ended up at South School for the bonfire. By Friday morning spirits were high and everyone knew the big game against the Sabetha Bluejays was all ours. Spirit Flavor of the week: BLUEJAyjgiRL LICK ’EM TIGERS 46 Week 47 Homecoming Parade The Friday Homecoming festivities began with a parade down Stone Street. The parade was led by the band, which was followed by floats from almost every organization in the school. The floats were judged by the Booster Club. The winners were: First place - Seniors, second place - Freshmen, and third place went to the Foreign Language Club. 48 Angie Lippold, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lippold, was crowned the 1980-81 Homecoming Queen. During her high school years she participated in Pep Club for four years and has been a Wrestling cheerleader the past two years. Angie also has been a member of Chorus for three years and was on the Volleyball team during her Freshman year. David Auffert, son of Mrs. Priscilla Huettner, was chosen Homecoming King. He has been on the Football team for four years and on the Wrestling squad for two years. David participated in Track one year and is a member of the F-Club. He has been in FFA for three years. The Homecoming attendants were Marsha Kentopp, Dennis Whalen, Tony Woods, and Kelli Boatman. Homecoming Dance After an impressive win over the Sabetha Bluejays, the Falls City High students celebrated with a Homecoming Dance at the Elks Club. Music was provided by the group called ROCK CANDY FLYER”. 'S 51 The 1980-81 Christmas Prom was the highlight of the Christmas vacation. F-Club girls and other members spent many hours planning and decorating for the big event. The dance ran from 9:00 to 12:00 and dancers were kept moving with music provided by the group Daddy Warbuck. Christmas Prom I'm on top ot the world looking . . . Wouldn't they make cute tree toppers? 52 Oh Christmas tree, Oh Christmas tree . Well, what’s next Mr. Convey? You couldn’t ask for a better crew! Another kiddie visits Santa's lap. 55 Prom 1981 “Just Between You and Me” was the theme for the 1980-1981 Junior-Senior Prom, held May 1 at the Elk’s Club. The colors chosen by the juniors for the evening were blue and silver. Julie Ankrom, president of the Junior Class, welcomed the Seniors to the prom and Karen Chittick, president of the Senior Class, gave the response. The meal, prepared by the mothers of the juniors, consisted of ham, baked potatoes, buttered corn, jello salad, and chocolate cake. Music for the dance was furnished by “Aster”. This evening will be long remembered by all those who attended. 56 57 “My Fair Lady” Director ........ Musical Director . Pit Band Director Choreographer .... ....... Bob Loss Mildred Appleoff . John Svoboda .... Roger Kelley Front Row, left to right — Tami Hunzeker, Mike Zeigler, Brad Rea. Amalia Morehead, Cathy Duerfeldt, David Harroun, Christy Stalder, Steve Froeschl. Second Row — Kristine Prichard, Naomi Duncan. Mary Knaup. Jon Kunce. Mike Maurer. Ann Tackett. Linda Allen. Cathy Shafer. Third Row — Lisa Maurer. Tammy Lindsay. Cathi Koso, Gina Sailors. Kevin Eames. Lisa Stevens. Heidi Fruhling. Holly Jones, Kevin Mendenhall. Jodie Kerns. Randy Krause. Back Row — Janine Giles. Lori Wissman, Dennis Parker. Susan Honea, Shelly Green. Mary Beth Weinert, Keith Kirkendall. Becky Beckner, Lyle Wissmann. Not pictured — Dennis Kean. Brad Gose and Lisa Harmon. “My Fair Professor Henry Higgins ... Eliza Doolittle ........... Colonel Pickering ......... Buskers ................... Mrs. Eynsford-Hill .. Freddy Eynsford-Hill A Bystander ........ Selsey Person ...... Hoxton Person ...... Bartender .......... Harry .............. Jamie .............. Alfred P. Doolittle .. Mrs. Pierce ........ Mrs. Hopkins ....... Butler ............. Lady Servants Mrs. Higgins ......... Chauffeur ............ Footmen .............. Lord Boxington ....... Lady Boxington ....... Flower Girl .......... Zoltan Karpathy ...... Mrs. Higgins’ Maid .... Queen of Transylvania Chorus .............. Cockneys ” Cast ... David Harroun ... Cathy Duerfeldt Amalia Morehead ........ Brad Rea ... Tammy Lindsay Mary Beth Weinert Dennis Parker ..... Lisa Stevens ... Steve Froeschl ...... Holly Jones ... Heidi Fruhling .... Susan Honea ....... Brad Gose Kevin Mendenhall .... Keith Kirkendall ..... Mike Zeigler .... Tami Hunzeker ..... Gina Sailors ....... Jon Kunce ... Dennis Parker Becky Beckner ... Christy Stalder ... Randy Krause ... Dennis Parker Mike Maurer ..... Kevin Eames .... Shelly Green ... Naomi Duncan ... Keith Kirkendall .... Lori Wissman ... Becky Beckner ...... Jodie Kerns Kristine Prichard Mary Knaup Lisa Maurer Cathi Koso ..... Janine Giles Ann Tackett Lyle Wissmann Dennis Kean Lisa Harmon Shelly Green Lisa Maurer Linda Allen 59 i Arsenic And Old Lace Directed by Bob Loss Cast Abby Brewster ..... Rev. Harper ....... Teddy Brewster ... Officer Brophy .... Officer Klein ..... Martha Brewster .. Elaine Harper ..... Mortimer Brewster Mr. Gibbs ......... Jonathen Brewster Dr. Einstein ...... Officer O’Hara .... Lieutenant Rooney Mr. Witherspoon .. The “Body ........ .... Christy Stalder ......... Brad Rea .... David Harroun .... Dennis Parker ......... Todd Noll .... Becky Beckner Mary Beth Weinert ... Keith Kirkendall Kevin Mendenhall .... Mike Zeigler .... Steve Froeschl .... Dennis Kean Kevin Mendenhall .... Lyle Wissmann .... Lisa Stevens Seated, left to right — Brad Rea, Keith Kirkendall, Becky Beckner, Mary Beth Weinert. Standing — Steve Froeschl. Mike Zeigler, David Harroun. Kevin Mendenhall, Dennis Kean, Todd Noll. Dennis Parker. Not Pictured — Lisa Stevens, Christy Stalder, Lyle Wissmann. A Night Of One-Acts Jan. 16, 1981 The Sandbox by Edward Albee Grandma ..................... Christy Stalder Mommy .......................... Becky Beckner Daddy .......................... Mike Zeigler Young Man ..................... Keith Kirkendall Musician ........................ Dawn Deckinger Cast Directed by Bob Loss Ladies of the Mop Annie .................... Mattie ................... Hallie ................... Bessie ................... The Necklace Mathilde Loisel .......... Marie .................... Robert Loisel ............ Jeanne Forestier ......... Henriette ................ Phillipe Blanchard ....... Who’s on First Manager .................. Reporter ................. Umpire ................... Last Directions Mrs. Dobson .............. Bessie Harwood ........... Paula Clark .............. Warden ................... Guard 1 ................. Guard 2 ................. Voice of Radio Announcer . Woman with Authority ..... The Unknown Soldier Lucas .................... Jesse .................... Edna ..................... Bert ..................... Cora ..................... Corporal ................. ... Lisa Stevens ....Tami Hunzeker ... Becky Beckner . Tammy Lindsay ... Lisa Stevens Kristine Prichard ... Dennis Kean .... Shari Smith ..... Cathi Koso Kevin Mendenhall Kevin Mendenhall Mary Beth Weinert ... Naomi Duncan ...... Lisa Maurer ...... Shari Smith .... Tami Hunzeker Mary Beth Weinert ..... Teresa Turner ...... Cathi Koso ... Marcia Scribner ..... Mike Zeigler Mary Beth Weinert ... Marcia Scribner ... Keith Kirkendall .... Susan Honea .... Dennis Kean Thespians 1980-1981 Front row, left to right — Gina Sailors. Janine Giles , Shelly Green . Mary Beth Weinert . Keith Kirkendall, Kevin Mendenhall . Second row — Tami Hunzeker. Cathi Koso . Marcia Scribner , Penny Coonce . Susan Honea, Cathy Duerfeldt, Amalia Morehead . Third row — Tammy Lindsay . Brad Rea. Lori Wissman , Laura Tackett Coutler. Back row — David Harroun, Amy Scholl. Becky Beckner. Kevin Eames, Christy Stadler. Mike Zeigler. Lisa Stevens, Lyle Wissmann . Not pictured — Steve Froeschl . Dennis Kean . Asterik indicates new members. Awards Clockwise from the top, David Harroun (Best Actor) Tami Hunzeker (Most Improved) Keith Kirkendall (Most Improved) Penny Coonce (Techie of the Year) Becky Beckner (Best Actress) Dennis Kean (Newly Discovered) Not Pictured — Amalia Morehead (Newly Discovered) The Thespian Club and Drama Department had quite an action-packed year. On November 14 and 15, the Lerner and Loewe musical, “My Fair Lady”, was produced in collaboration with the Music Department. It was a rousing success with full houses both nights. In January, a new event was added to the drama calendar with the presentation of “A Night of One-Acts: A Dessert Theatre”. Seven plays were presented, with a dessert bar set up at intermission. The plays included, “Who’s on First?”, “Ladies of the Mop”, and Edward Albee’s “The Sandbox”. On January 20, “The Sandbox” was taken to district one-act competition at Dana College, where they placed a respectable third, missing State by only one point. In April, the speech team went to Districts and did well considering it was a building year. To cap off the year, Joseph Kesselring’s “Arsenic and Old Lace” was performed on April 24 and 25. Also during the year, Thespians took two trips to Omaha to see productions of “My Fair Lady” and “Jesus Christ Superstar.” On May 6, 1981, the end of the year initiation party was held at the home of Christy Stalder. After the pot luck dinner, new members were sworn in, the year’s awards were presented, and next year’s officers were elected. It was also decided to change the name of the organization to the Drama Club. This was done due to the high cost of the Thespian Association dues. All in all, it was a most satisfactory year with hopes that next year will be as productive. 62 Officers Tami Hunzeker ...................... Secretary Christy Stalder .................. Vice-Pres. Becky Beckner ..................... President Kevin Eames ........................ Treasurer Not Pictured .................. Laura Tackett Coulter (Student Council) National Honor Society LEFT: Officers, Clockwise, starting at bottom — Dennis Prichard, President; Cathy Duerfeldt, Secretary-Treasurer; Marsha Kentopp, Student Council Representative; Karen Chittick. Vice-President. BELOW: New members inducted May 14 at North School. BOTTOM: Members. First Row. left to right — Kelly Kleinweber, Karen Chittick, Amy Joy, Sandy Ridgway, Marsha Kentopp. Susan Honea, Shelly Green, Cathy Duerfeldt. Amalia Morehead, and Jennifer.Joy. Second Row — Cheryl Goff. Valorie Zentner, David Harroun. Keith Kirkendall, Becky Beckner, Kevin Eames, Christy Stalder, Lisa Stevens, and Janine Giles. Third Row — Ward Reesman, Jeff Slagle, Dan Convey, Terry Malcolm, Richard Barker. Bob Burton, Dennis Prichard, and Brad Zentner. Not present for picture — Kim Godemann. 63 Student Council Officers Cathy Duerfeldt - Treasurer Amy Joy - Secretary Kevin Eames - Vice President Keith Kirkendall - President Front row, left to right — Kathy Nolte, Kevin Eames, Cathy Duerfeldt, Third row — Beth Sickel, Cheryl Goff, Dan Convey, Shelly Green. Mary Keith Kirkendall, Amy Joy. Karen Chittick. Second row — Marsha Beth Weinert. Kentopp, Denise Hartman, Karen Kurse, Steve Gentry, Bill Meinzer. 64 Front row, left to right — Julie Ankrom, Cathy Duerfeldt, Beverly Dan Convey, Craig Stevens, Jett Slagle, Ward Reesman, Mark Smith, Hackett, Amy Dopp, Amalia Morehead. Second row — Kelly Ron Wintz. Kleinweber, Beth Sickel, Mary Beth Weinert, Bill Miller. Third row — County Government Day County Assessor - Bev Hackett County Attorney - Craig Stevens County Clerk - Recorder - Mary Beth Weinert County Commissioners - Cheryl Goff, Michelle Shields, Beth Sickel Clerk of the District Court - Julie Ankrom County Judge - Kelly Kleinweber County Sheriff - Bill Miller County Superintendent of Schools - Dan Convey County Treasurer - Amalia Morehead Assistance Director - Amy Dopp County Engineer - Ward Reesman County Service Officer - Cathy Duerfeldt County Extension Agent - Ron Wintz Weed Control Officer - Mark Smith Associate County Judge - Jeff Slagle 65 Front Row, left to right — Debbie Guilliams, Margaret Collins, Diane Scott Huppert. Not pictured — Cecil Hoak. Angie Sickel, and Stephanie Feighner, Gina Sailors. Second Row — Julie Ankrom, Bev Hackett, Lisa Rowell. O’Banion, Kathy Nolte. Third Row — Craig Stevens. Fred Simpson, DECA Activities Senior DECA members and their employers chat before the steak banquet that was held early in May at the Vets Club. This year DECA was not as active as in some of the years past, but it did have a few noteworthy events. In the spring of 1981, DECA contributed ten dollars to the Cancer Fund Drive that was held school-wide. In May, a banquet was held, honoring the Senior DECA members and their employers. The meal was a steak dinner that was enjoyed by all who attended. DECA officers, left to right — Kathy Nolte. Vice President; Lisa O’Banion, President; Angie Sickel, Treasurer. Not pictured — Bev Hackett, Secretary; and Debra Gerweck, Sponsor. 66 Who says we’re going to lose? Babe Ruth the second at bat! Foreign Language Club Officers Susan Honea - President, David Harroun - Vice President, Valorie Zentner - Secretary, Amy Scholl - Treasurer, Kevin Eames -Student Council Representative, Wanda Biel - Sponsor Front row, left to right — Dawn Deckinger, Cathy Bierman, Barb Ferguson, Jon Kunce, Naomi Duncan, Janine Giles, Ann Tackett, Craig Smith. Second Row— Angie Chestnut, Darla Simpson, Lisa Stevens, Gina Sailors, Mary Knaup. Valorie Zentner. Susan Honea, Amy Scholl, Jerri Janko. Third row — Kellie Rhodd. Tammy Lindsay. Shelly Green, Nancy Scholl, Tom Burns, Marcia Scribner, Rhonda Mitchell. Barbara Holst. Fourth row — Sandy Ebel, Jennifer Joy, Penny Coonce. Kevin Eames. Ward Reesman, Brad Rea. Mike Zeigler, Cathi Koso, David Harroun, Randy Krause. 67 Front row. left to right — Russell Heineman, Ronay Reschke. Randy Stice, Virginia Stice. Scott Huppert, Teresa Fritz, Tom Goltz, Mary Huppert, Neal Schatz. Sandy Schuetz, Lance Martin, Debbie Miller. Second row — Chris Rader, Darrin Nolte, Susan Yoesel, Holly Jones, Beth Sickel, Cheryl Goff, Dennis Chandler, Vicki Lampe, Brian Schuetz. Monta Wiltse, Bob Ebel. Third row — Jerome Keithley. Phil Knobbe, Kevin Vollmer, Mark Bauman, David Lampe, Kevin Wiltse, Todd Matthes, Don Yoesel. Gary Volz. Darrin Simon, Todd Fritz. Back row — Mr. Yoesel, DeWayne Arnold, Allyn Strecker, Gerald Schuetz, Dan Schawang. Doug Parrish. Ralph Tackett, Doug Weaver, Warren Schuetz, Randall Simon. Mr. Fritz. Future Farmers Of America FFA State Honor Band and Choir Band — Susan Yoesel, Cheryl Goff Chorus — Lyle Wissmann. Beth Sickel i r Officers Front row, left to right — Beth Sickel, Vice-President; Kim Godemann, President; Cheryl Goff, Secretary. Second row — Randy Stice, Parliamentarian; Scott Huppert, Treasurer; Dan Schawang, Sentinel. Not Pictured — Doug Weaver, Reporter. Activities Falls City High School’s FFA chapter seems to do better every year. This year was definitely no exception, with members winning many awards at various state and local contests. Listed below are some of this year’s outstanding achievements. FFA members predict with pride that they will do as well next year as they did this year. District Vo. Ag............................. Ag. Mech. Team-Purple Agronomy Team-Blue State Vo. Ag................................ Ag. Mech. Team-Purple Ag. Mech. Skills Team-Purple Agronomy Team-Blue Milk Quality and Dairy Foods Team-Blue Poultry Management Team-Blue Local Tractor Driving Doug Weaver-Purple Don Yoesel-Blue Scott Huppert-Blue Randy Stice-Red District Tractor Driving Don Yoesel-Blue Doug Weaver-Red Scott Huppert-Red State Fair ........ Purples, Jeff Keithley, Paul Yoesel, Steve Yoesel, Dan Scholl, Don Yoesel. Blues-Don Yoesel, Darren Eickhoff, Robert Goltz, Warren Schuetz, Susan Yoesel, Steve Yoesel, Mary Huppert, Susan Huppert, Randy Stice, Scott Huppert, Falls City Chapter for Ag Mech. District Land Judging Allyn Strecker-Second Place Purple Gary Volz-Blue Randall Simon-Red Debbie Miller-Red 69 Row One: Sandy Ebel, Valorie Zentner, Kelli Boatman. Karen Chittick, Dennis Prichard, Shari Smith, Keith Kirkendall, Mary Beth Weinert, and Lisa Stevens, and Mike Zeigler. Row Two: Rich Barker, Brad Rea. Lory Luff. Row Three: Christy Stalder. Journalism .... Valorie Zentner ..... Sandy Ebel ..... Shari Smith Keith Kirkendall .. Kelli Boatman Lisa Stevens ...... Brad Rea .. Christy Stalder ..... Mike Zeigler Mary Beth Weinert .... Richard Barker Lory Luff Dennis Prichard .... Harley Ridgway Fred Weaver Bob Albright ..... Judi Carter 70 Editor .................... Associate Editor ........... Business Manager .......... Copy Editor ................ Layout Editor ............. Art and Advertising Editor Activities Editor ......... Sports Editor .............. Photography ............... Photography Advisors Sponsor Art Students Show Their Talent The art students had a great year, rating high in all their competitions. In the Habitat Stamp Contest, Runner-ups were given to David Kopetsky and Terry Wenz. The Best of Show” honor was presented to Patty Bach at the Nebraska Federated Women's Club Art Contest. During the year the students added spirit to the school when they painted Tigers in the Student Lounge and in the Mclntire-Henderson Field House. The art classes finished the year with the annual Fine Arts Night. Scholastic Art Award Winners: First Row, Left to right — Greg Goltz Simmonds, Steve Kruse (Middle School), Wendy Miller, Robert Russell. (Sacred Heart), Karen Kruse, and Angie Lippold. Second Row, — Chris David Cooper, and Terry Wenz. 72 Math Awards Left to right - Richard Barker, David Harroun, and Jeff Slagle. D.A.R. Award Ward Reesman 73 Concert Front Row, Left to Right — Kelli Boatman, Susan Honea, Amy Scholl, Janine Giles, Michelle Shields, Sandy Ebel. Second Row — Kelli Broadstone, Mary Merz. Dana Eckles, Anita Niedfeldt, Cathy Bierman, Pam West, Pam Miller, Linda Wright. Third Row — Valorie Zentner, Nancy Mullins, Amy Hodge. Vicky Rieschick, Karey McKim, Kristine Prichard, Tessie Adams, Cathy Shafer, Wendy Speers. Fourth Row — Christy Stalder, Kent Duey, Tammy Lindsay. Randy Krause. Tony Mount, Gary McCourt. Todd Malcolm. Mary Knaup, Mr. Svoboda. 74 Band Officers Bottom Row, left to right — Kari Schietel, Vice-President; Denise Hartman, Student Council Representative; Cheryl Goff, Treasurer; Top Row — Kelly Kleinweber, Secretary; Karen Chit-tick, President. MAJORETTE, Karen Chittick. Band Front Row, Left to Right — Ann Tackett, Nancy Rockenbach, Lisa Hinz, Kelly Kleinweber, Susan Yoesel, Kelly Eickhoff. Second Row — Glenda Miller, Lori Wissman, Jill Coonce, Denise Hartman, Julie DiVona, Teresa Fritz, Joni Sailors, Amalia Morehead, Karen Chittick. Third Row — Dawn Deckinger, Tim Burton, Scott Hartman, Cathi Koso, Robyn Reesman, Chuck Niemeyer, Ward Reesman, Cheryl Goff. Ralph Tackett Kevin Eames. Fourth Row — Brad Gose, Loren Loper, Craig Smith, Jon Kunce. Tim Avery. Delyn Bogle. Tom Goltz. Angie Gerweck, Nancy Scholl, Cindy Niemeyer. Band Squad TWIRLERS: Kneeling, Left to Right — Cheryl Goff, Kelly Kleinweber. Standing — Cindy Niemeyer, Vicky Rieschick, Susan Yoesel, and Nancy Mullins. 75 Small Groups CLARINET CHOIR: Front Row, left to right — Susan Honea, Amy Scholl. Janine Giles, Mary Merz, and Kelli Boatman. Row Two — Lori Wissman, Jill Coonce. Valorie Zentner, Sandy Ebel, and Linda Wright. Not pictured — Denise Hartman and Wendy Speers. SOLOS: Loren Loper, Tuba; Jill Coonce. Bass Clarinet. CLARINET QUARTET: Left to right — Susan Honea. Sandy Ebel, Valorie Zentner. and Amy Scholl. 76 MIXED CLARINET QUARTET: Left to right — Lori Wissman. Susan Honea. Amy Scholl, and Jill Coonce. SAX QUARTET: Front Row — Karen Chittick, Amalia Morehead. Row Two - Ward Reesman. Cheryl Goff. FLUTE TRIO: Left to right — Julie DiVona. Kelly Eickhoff, and Susan Yoesel. SAX QUINTET: Left to right — Amalia Morehead. Karen Chittick, Ward Reesman, Cheryl Goff, and Dawn Deckinger. 77 First Row, left to right — Julie DiVona, Dawn Deckinger, Jill Coonce, Amalia Morehead. Second Row — Valorie Zentner, Tom Goltz, Cindy Niemeyer, Kevin Eames, Robyn Reesman, Nancy Rockenbach, Cheryl Goff, Jon Kunce. Craig Smith. Third Row — Loren Loper, Randy Krause, Christy Stalder, Mr. John Svoboda. Not pictured — Karen Chittick. Kari Scheitel, and Delyn Bogle. 78 Chorus Awards Senior Chorister of the Year: David Harroun Overall 4-year Chorister: David Harroun Maude Hart Weaver Memorial Award: Keith Kirkendall LEFT: Chosen for Honor Choirs: Row One, left to right — Kevin Mendenhall, Cathy Duerfeldt, and Steve Froeschl. Row Two, — David Harroun, and Keith Kirkendall. David was chosen for the All-State, Hastings, and Wesleyan Honor Choirs, the others were chosen for the Wesleyan Honor Choir. District Music Contest Swing Choir ...................................................... I Mixed Chorus ..................................................... I Girls’ Duet ..................................................... II Girls’ Sextet ................................................... I Girls’ Triple Trio ............................................... I Boys’ Sextet .................................................... II Boys’ Triple Trio ................................................ I Keith Kirkendall ................................................. I Steve Froeschl ................................................... I Brad Rea ......................................................... I Dave Harroun ..................................................... I Girls' Show Choir ................................................ I Kevin Eames Susan Honea (Trumpet) (Clarinet) Band Awards Outstanding Senior Bandsman: Kevin Eames Outstanding Underclass Bandsman: Randy Krause Band Parents’ All-State Scholarship: John Kunce Craig Smith The four people shown at the left were chosen to participate in the University of Nebraska — Omaha Honor Band. 79 Loren Loper (Tuba) Amy Scholl (Clarinet) First row, left to right — Beth Sickel, Lisa Maurer, Tami Hunzeker, Julie O’Grady, Cathy Duerfeldt, Lisa Harmon, Teresa Goltz, Mike Maurer, Kevin Mendenhall, Susan Yoesel. Stacy Stevens, Amalia Morehead. Melissa Munn, Patty Bach, Ronay Reschke. Debbie Miller. Second row — Jodie Kerns, Lisa Grover. Angie Chesnut, Denise Schock, Angie Chorus Officers The Chorus room was buzzing all year with ideas and suggestions. Many chorus members participated, first of all, in the school musical, “My Fair Lady”. With all the help from everyone, it was a smashing success. Soon after the musical was over, the members of the Chorus were again busy putting together “Ye Olde Madrigal Feaste”. With all the help from the Chorus’s Student Teacher, Roger Kelley, and with the new ideas that Mrs. Appleoff had, both nights of the feaste were entertaining and satisfying. As the fourth quarter started, the Department had a different student teacher, Keith Rippe. Along with Mrs. Appleoff, he trained the students well, helped with solos and the many ensembles, and sent them to District Music Contest. The Chorus Department was very successful, bringing home ten Superior ratings and two Excellent ratings. The Chorus also traveled to Peru State College for the annual Peru Choral Clinic. As the school year wound down, the Department put on a very entertaining Revue, called “The Best of a Decade”, which involved many students and also integrated many grads from the past ten years. The Chorus finished the year by taking their annual tour, going north to Johnson-Brock and then to Lincoln Southeast. Lippold, Beth Richey, Kayla Justice, Jon Kunce, Dennis Parker, Mike Smith, Steve Froeschl, Laura Martin, Rhonda Mitchell, Sandy Ebel, Susan Honea, Pam Miller, Rhonda Campbell. Hiroko Murato, Rhonda Wisdom. Third Row — Monta Wiltse, Debbie Shafer, Tina Campbell, Cathi Koso, Lori Rieschick, Lauri Palmer, Nancy Scholl, Mike Richey, Left to Right — Mary Beth Weinert. Student Council Representative; Cathy Duerfeldt. Treasurer; Amalia Morehead. Secretary; Christy Stalder, President; Keith Kirkendall. Vice-President. Standing on ladder, Shelly Green. Publicity; Angie Lippold, Art Director. 80 Randy Krause, Brad Gose, DeWayne Arnold, Keith Kirkendall, Mark Nelson, Lynn McGinnis, Marcia Scribner. Kelly Voter, Heidi Fruhling. Holly Jones, Kathy Rowell, Mary Koso, Pam Kopf, Wendy Miller. Fourth row — Rebecca Davis, Laura Tackett Coulter, Sandy Schuetz, Janine Giles, Julie DiVona, Kerry Merz, Shari Smith, Kristi Potterf, Brad Rea, David Simpson, Norm Shafer, Scott Kirkendall, Mike Clark, Dennis Kean, David Harroun. Shelly Green, Linda Wright, Teresa Turner. Wendy Speers, Becky Beckner, Christy Stalder. Mary Beth Weinert, Lisa Stevens, Darla Simpson, Cindy Henry. Mixed Chorus 81 Total Concentration Mrs. A Front row, left to right — Janine Giles, Teresa Goltz, Lisa Harmon, Amalia Morehead, Heidi Fruhling, Holly Jones, Cathy Duerfeldt, Julie DiVona. Second row — Steve Froeschl, Jon Kunce, Mike Maurer, Brad Applederas Show Choir The Applederas Show Choir was busy again this year. They started practicing to get ready for their first appearance, which was the Peru Swing Choir Clinic. They tossed around many songs, and finally came up with an entertaining show to present to the people of Peru. The clinician gave many suggestions that helped the group. The Show Choir added new songs, and went on to Maryville for the annual Swing Choir Contest. From there they went back to Peru, along with the Mixed Chorus, and gave an exciting show to the audience that attended the concert that evening. There was a small break, then the choir went back on the road to Hiawatha, where they received a First Division Rating. The members of the choir were pleased with the rating. The next contest was at Midland Lutheran College, in Fremont. Nebraska. The choir participated in the preliminary rounds, but did not make the semi-finals. The choir then began to prepare for District Music Contest at Auburn. They received a Superior Rating, which was the tenth such rating for the Falls City Show Choir in ten years straight. From then on, the Applederas Show Choir began learning songs for the Spring Revue entitled, The Best of a Decade, which included some graduates of the past ten years. After the Revue was finished, the Show Choir, along with the Mixed Chorus, went on the annual choir tour. Two stops were made, at Johnson Brock High School and Lincoln Southeast High School. The whole day proved to be interesting and fun. The next big adventure for the Applederas Show Choir was a week-long trip to Colorado. On June 2, the choir, along with chaperones and bus drivers, set off for Denver, Colorado, and later up to Estes Park. Colorado, where they participated in The Festival of the Rockies. The members of the group enjoyed the sights in Denver, along with an entertaining show they gave at Larimer Square. The choir was judged at Estes Park, according to International rules, and the choir returned home early in the morning of June 7 with a Bronze medal for their fine efforts. Rea. David Harroun, Kevin Mendenhall. Dennis Kean. Third row — Randy Krause, Christy Stalder, Jill Coonce, Mike Clark, Shelly Green. Keith Kirkendall, Mary Beth Weinert, Tami Hunzeker, Beth Sickel. 82 Front row, left to right — Dawn Deckinger, Susan Honea, Becky — Amy Hodge, Kathy Shafer, Robyn Reesman. Wendy Speers, Kim Beckner, Lori Wissman, Nancy Mullins. Second row — Chris Fox, Jill Coonce, Cindy Niemeyer. Simmonds, Naomi Duncan, Kristine Prichard, Ann Tackett. Third Row Girls Show Choir The 1980-81 Girls Show Choir had a very productive year, with the help of Mrs. Appleoff and student teachers, Roger Kelley and Keith Rippe. During the year, they performed at several community events. They also participated at the Peru Choral Clinic, the Hiawatha Swing Choir Contest, the Peru Swing Choir Clinic, and the District Music Contest at Auburn, where they received a Superior rating. During the year, they were also involved in other such school activities as the Madrigal Feaste, the Chorus Revue, and the Choir Tour. Drill Team Front Row. seated left to right — Cathy Bierman . Tracy Baumert. Lory Luff. Sandy Ridgway, Kathy Nolte. Amy Hodge. Second Row. seated — Jenny Joy. Jonna Olson, Amy Joy, captain; Karen Chittick, captain; Nancy Rockenbach. Back Row. standing — Pam Miller. Pam West. Mary Huppert . Robyn Reesman, Shelly Green, Heidi Fruhling, Darla Simpson, Amy Schock. Not pictured, Donna Sickel. 'denotes alternates. Front Row, left to right — Angie Lippold. Nikole Vice, mascot; Bev Hackett. Back Row — Kari Scheitel. Shari Smith. 84 Wrestling Cheerleaders Front of pyramid — Kelly Kleinweber. Second Row — Marsha Kentopp, Denise Hartman. Third row — Julie Ankrom, Lisa O’Banion. Top of pyramid — mascot, Erin Rhodd. Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Clockwise from the top —Beth Sickel, Cheryl Goff, Cindy Niemeyer. and Teresa Goltz. 85 1980-81 Tiger Jr. Varsity Cheerleader Cheryl Goff shows jumping expertise. Varsity cheerleaders keep the spirit going during a time-out in basketball. Sandy Ridgway, far left, and Darla Simpson, right, perform for Performing at halftime during a basketball game was this group of Drill Team the spectators while Robyn Reesman, center, waits her turn. members. Below — J.V. cheerleaders provide sideline action. 86 Spirit Leaders Early morning practices were among the Drill Team’s schedule this “Here we go again!” Kelly Kleinweber year. The girls above take a break while discussing various topics. gets psyched for another pep rally. Dancing is such fun! Watching an intense wrestling match! Front Row, left to right — Tracy Baumert, Cindy Niemeyer, Teresa Goltz, Angie Lippold, Shari Smith, Lisa O'Banion, Denise Hartman, Marsha Kentopp, Kelly Kleinweber, Julie Ankrom, Bev Hackett. Kari Scheitel. Cheryl Goff, Beth Sickel. Amy Schock, Jonna Olson. Second Row — Angie Chesnut, Cathy Bierman, Pam West, Pam Miller, Lynn McGinnis, Barb Ferguson. Mary Merz, Lory Luff. Karen Chittick, Amy Joy, Heidi Fruhling, Darla Simpson, Robyn Reesman, Nancy Rockenbach. Amy Hodge. Rhonda White. Third Row — Sheila Vogele, Karey McKim, Tammy Lindsay, Denise Schock, Angie Gerweck. Nancy Mullins, Joni Sailors. Sandy Schuetz, Pep Officers Left to Right — Mary Merz. president; Karen Chittick, vice-president; Mary Beth Weinert, secretary; Stephanie Rowell, treasurer. Teresa Fritz, Naomi Duncan, Donna Auffert. Rhonda Campbell. Beth Richey, Debbie Miller, Mary Huppert, Rhonda Wisdom. Fourth Row — Kathy Janko, Holly Jones, Kathy Rowell, Mary Beth Weinert, Sharlene Pounds. Linda Wright, Jerri Janko, Julie DiVona, Teresa Turner, Sandy Heineman, Sandy Ridgway, Kathy Nolte, Shelly Green, Wendy Speers, Julie Boatman, Lauri Palmer. Kerry Merz, Crystal Miller, Kayla Justice, Chris Simmonds, Cathy Shafer, Ann Tackett, Jenny Joy. Jodie Kerns. Club Basketball enthusiasts are momentarily distracted from the game. Pep Club was responsible for supporting all school athletic teams and promoting school spirit this year. Decorating the halls with crepe paper and posters each week, long bus rides to away games, and cheering the team to victory on the coldest of evenings were among the activities many Pep Club members took in stride. This year’s money-making projects included the selling of “TIGER” hats and scarves and a spring bake sale. In addition to the traditional mascot, Tigger, members enjoyed having another spirited fan attend the football games. “Big Bird”, alias Rod Miller, provided extra enthusiasm for the team. The Homecoming Spirit Line, bonfire, and “Stomp On the Bluejays” float were highlights of this year’s activities. Pep Club sponsors, Mr. Bob Loss and Mrs. Pat Cook, and Drill Team sponsor, Miss Wanda Biel, also put in many long hours on buses and at games and contributed their spirit and inspiration to all. Enthusiasm Leads To Victory 90 Sports F.C. FOOTBALL Opponent 6 Savannah 9 52 Fairbury 13 6 Wymore 0 0 Maryville 6 28 Marysville 14 16 Hiawatha 21 32 Sabetha 12 6 Seward 10 26 Beatrice 14 F.C. Season Record 5-4 CROSS COUNTRY Opponent 4th Plattsmouth Inv. 10 Neb. City Dual 21 3rd Fairbury Inv. 12 Tecumseh Dual 24 7th Waverly Inv. 15 Auburn Dual 22 3rd Falls City Inv. 20 Beatrice Dual 40 7th Syracuse Inv. 1st Sabetha Inv. 4th Districts Season Record 4-0 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL F.C. Opponent 0 Hiawatha 12 0 Maryville 26 38 Syracuse 22 16 Fairbury 8 22 Nebraska City Season Record 1-4 44 F.C. J.V. BOYS’ BASKETBALL Opponent 38 Syracuse 60 25 Auburn 45 41 Neb. City 57 40 Wymore Southern 47 70 Pawnee City 41 50 Boys Town 47 47 Savannah 55 60 Tarkio 37 35 Norris 62 28 Hiawatha 41 41 Atchison 76 48 Fairbury 65 58 Maryville 67 53 Auburn 56 F.C. Season Record 3-11 RESERVE WRESTLING Opponent 42 Southeast Varsity 50 18 Neb. City 16 12 Plattsmouth 18 18 Humboldt Varsity 58 12 Wymore Southern 12 3 Sabetha 6 2 Syracuse 24 6 Auburn 0 5th Neb. City Inv. 2nd Falls City Inv. F.C. W Dual Record 2-5 (1 tie) FRESHMEN VOLLEYBALL Auburn L Fairbury 3rd Freshman Inv. W Southeast 2nd Hiawatha Inv. Season Record 2-1 VOLLEYBALL F.C L Humboldt 2nd Seneca Inv. L Neb. City L Fairbury L Southeast W Wymore Southern W Pawnee City W Dawson-Verdon L Auburn W Horton Season Record 4-5 J.V. VOLLEYBALL F.C. L Humboldt L Neb. City L Fairbury W Southeast W Wymore Southern W Pawnee City L Dawson-Verdon L Auburn W Horton Season Record 4-5 GOLF F.C. 5th Tri-County Inv. at Beatrice 8th Neb. City Inv. 2nd Auburn Dual 11th Atchison Inv. 2nd Neb. City Dual 3rd Auburn-Syracuse Triangular 14th Districts GIRLS’ TRACK F.C. 6th Doane Inv. 1st Peru Inv. 2nd Neb. City-Plattsmouth Trl. 5th Syracuse Inv. 4th Atchison Inv. 5th Plattsmouth Inv. 4th Districts 92 GIRLS BASKETBALL F.C. Opponent 34 Pawnee City 41 46 Southeast 44 44 Neb. City 47 32 Humboldt 41 33 Seneca N.V. 34 38 Dawson-Verdon 33 44 Atchison Mount St. Schol. 36 43 Hiawatha 33 50 Syracuse 64 53 Weeping Water 27 52 Conestoga 47 49 Omaha Cath. 56 56 Mound City 30 32 Sabetha 21 36 St. Joe Central 78 34 Marysville 28 40 Seneca 54 36 Wathena 37 55 Tarkio 47 47 Atchison 44 46 Auburn 44 Districts: 45 Superior 50 Season Record 13-9 RESERVE FOOTBALL F.C. Opponent 6 Hiawatha 12 0 Maryville 26 6 Auburn 14 6 Neb. City 7 Season Record 0-4 WRESTLING F.C. Opponent 33 Neb. City 22 28 Plattsmouth 35 36 Wymore Southern 25 29 Hiawatha 32 38 Atchison 17 44 Sabetha 12 25 Syracuse 28 46 Rock Port 27 48 Kansas City O'Hare 24 33 Maryville 29 42 Auburn 29 1st Auburn Inv. 1st Crete Inv. 1st Omaha Paul VI Inv. 1st Plattsmouth Inv. 1st Maryville Quad Inv. 1st Falls City Inv. 1st Dist. Tournament 5th State Tournament Dual Record 8-3 BOYS’ TRACK F.C. 1st Boys Town 3rd Crete 1st Peru 1st Syracuse Inv. 4th Plattsmouth Inv. 2nd Crete Inv. 2nd Atchison Inv. 2nd Neb. City-Plattsmouth Triangular 1st Districts 10th State Records J.V. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL F.C. Opponent 27 Pawnee City 20 18 Southeast 7 18 Neb. City 30 8 Humboldt 20 9 Nemaha Valley 46 16 Dawson-Verdon 29 24 Atchison Mount St. Schol. 31 35 Hiawatha 36 33 Syracuse 38 21 Nemaha Valley 44 20 Wathena 10 36 Tarkio 38 23 Atchison 35 31 Auburn 24 Season Record 4-10 BOYS’ BASKETBALL F.C. Opponent 52 Syracuse 56 65 Auburn 54 51 Neb. City 49 41 St. Joe LeBlonde 44 51 Westfort 54 66 Benton 62 41 Wymore Southern 57 79 Pawnee City 52 71 Boys Town 63 49 Mound City 62 68 Savannah 84 66 Tecumseh 59 63 Tarkio 70 51 Hiawatha 44 44 Norris 57 48 Atchison 66 58 Fairbury 56 70 Maryville 66 89 Auburn 68 83 Dist. at Syracuse 69 54 Dist. at Norris 55 Season Record 11-10 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Girls F.C. — Boys and Opponent 16 Neb. City (B) 66 11 Beatrice (B) 53 15 Beatrice (G) 55 22 Hiawatha (B) 66 18 Hiawatha (G) 34 26 Auburn (B) 59 40 Auburn (G) 31 16 Horton (B) 38 21 Syracuse (B) 70 39 Syracuse (G) 41 15 Savannah (B) 51 17 Tarkio (B) 56 9 Tarkio (G) 32 Season Record (Boys) 0-8 Season Record (Girls) 1-4 93 Front Row, Left to Right — Todd Lee, Brad Zentner, Kurt Convey, Fred Woods; 2nd Row — Assistant Coaches Ron White and Larry Munn, Simpson, Bob Burton, Dave Auffert, Randy Lock, Denny Whalen, Tony Todd Gilkerson, Dan Convey. Ron Wintz, Craig Stevens, Jeff Slagle. Varsity Football Tigers Edged in Opener The Tigers tangled with the Savages of Savannah, Mo., in the first game of the 1980 season and lost by a margin of 6-9. An early interception for a touchdown proved to be a fatal blow for the Tigers. Falls City dominated most of the stats, but turnovers ruined the Tigers chance for a comeback win. Craig Stevens snuck over for Falls City’s lone scoring drive of 63 yards. Bill Miller and Dan Convey were rushing leaders, while Bob Burton led the team defensively with 10 tackles. Tigers Romp over Jeffs Falls City gave the fans a big offensive show for their first victory of the season over Fairbury. Hard-hitting defense and good execution helped the Tigers run up drives of 34, 9, 61, 21, 45, 57, and 80. Dan Convey was the offensive leader gaining 100 yards, and scoring 3 touchdowns. Bob Burton was next with 75 yards and scoring 2 touchdowns. Defensively, Mark Smith led a balanced attack followed by Convey, Dave Auffert, Mark Bauman and Burton. Tigers Squeeze by Wymore Falls City made their road-trip to Wymore and came back with a 6-0 victory over the Raiders. Turnovers again hampered the Tigers' offense, which dominated the stats. A fourth quarter drive of 90 yards was capped by a 1 yard plunge by Bill Miller for the winning score. A rugged defense by the Tigers proved to be the winning factor of the game, with Dan Convey, Dave Auffert, and Bill Miller leading the way. Craig Stevens also hauled down three interceptions. Tigers Lose Defensive Battle Falls City and Marysville both played outstanding defenses, but the Spoofhounds came away with the victory, 0-6. The Tigers drove close to the goal line several times but came up empty. Bill Miller led the balanced defensive attack with 12 tackles. Tigers Win 28-14 The Tigers picked up another win with a 28-14 victory over Marysville. Dan Convey rushed for 89 yards in 11 carries. Bill Miller and Tony Woods each rushed for over 70 yards. The evening was highlighted by a 62 yard pass from quarterback Craig Stevens to Bob Burton with 18 seconds left to play in the first half. Mark Smith led the Tigers’ defense with 17 tackles followed closely by Bob Burton, Mark Smith, and Bill Miller. 94 Terry Wenz, Bill Miller, Mark Smith, Mark Bauman, Greg Stanley, Coach Terry Henrlchs, Ralph Tackett, Dennis Chandler, Ed Simpson. Doug Ron Holman; 3rd Row — Lance Schwartz, Jeff Schwarting, Matt Sailors, Parrish, Scott Kirkendall, Tony Mount, Dennis Auffert, Todd Matthes Tigers Win The Falls City Tigers scored an upset victory against the Orangemen of Beatrice for the last game of the 1980 season. Craig Stevens led the Tigers to victory with his passing and running. Stevens threw touchdown passes of 10, 26, and 38 yards. He also ran 50 yards for a touchdown late in the game to sew up the victory. The defensive leaders of the game were Bob Burton, Bill Miller, Dan Convey, and Mark Smith. The Tigers won the game by a margin of 26-14. Tigers Lose Another Close One The Redskins of Hiawatha defeated Falls City 21-16 in an exciting game of big play. The Tigers spent most of the game trying to catch up, but fell short of doing so. The offensive lead went to Craig Stevens and Jeff Slagle, who paired up for two touchdown passes. Mark Bauman and Mark Smith were the defensive leaders for the Tigers. Homecoming Victory Over Bluejays The Tigers easily handled Sabetha 32-12 for the Homecoming victory. Bob Burton and Bill Miller scored two touchdowns apiece to lead the offense while Jeff Slagle and Denny Whalen were defensive leaders. Tigers Defeated 6-10 Falls City traveled to Seward for their final road game and were edged by the Bluejays. Once again the Tigers dominated the stats but could not get the ball in the end zone. A Craig Stevens’ pass to Bill Miller on the very first drive was the lone Falls City score. A final scoring attempt was ended in the final minute when a pass was deflected from Dan Convey in the end zone. Another solid defensive effort was led by Mark Bauman. Dan Convey was the Falls City player who was named to the All-State Honorable Mention team 95 Football In Action Front Row, Left to Right — Tim Avery. Marc Merz, Shawn Thompson, Bogle, Steve Eickoff, 3rd Row Scott Hartman, Tom Goitz. Todd Brad Gose, Mike Oliver, DeWayne Arnold; 2nd Row — Mike Joy. Borer, Coach Terry Flynn, Jim Coonce. Mike McAfee. Tim Burton. Gene Campbell, Scott Farmer, Roger Schulenberg, Todd Noll, Delyn Freshmen Football Front row. left to right — Sandy Heineman. Marsha Kentopp. Kathy Theresa Schawang. Teresa Goltz. Cheryl Goff. Kari Scheitel Shelly Nolte. Lisa O'Banion, Denise Hartman. Mary Merz. Second row — West. MarShell Scholl. Standing — Coach Noala Fritz. 1980 Varsity Volleyball Above — Strong serves aid in every game and Lisa O’Banion Above — Kathy Nolte bends low after a return while Theresa prepares to smash another one over the net. Schawang and Kari Scheitel move in to help. 98 Tigerettes Volley To Victory Front row, left to right — Julie Ankrom, Diane Feighner, Susan Dorste, O’Grady, Rhonda Wisdom, MarShell Scholl, Angie Bauman. Pam Miller, Cindy Henry, Nancy Rockenbach. Denise Schock. Second row — Julie Kristi Coulter, Pam West. Confidence Key for Jr. Varsity Below — Waiting for the ball! Julie O’Grady, Kristi Coulter, and Dana Eckles watch with skillful eyes. Right — Pam Miller and Diane Feighner strike a familiar pose. 100 Above — Tracy Baumert bumps a return while Amy Hodge gets set to lend assistance. Lett — Amy is again ready to help as Crystal Miller stretches high for a block. Freshman Hopefuls for Future Power Front row, left to right — Cathy Shafer. Debbie Miller, Ronay Reschke. — Kerry Merz. Kelli Broadstone. Crystal Miller. Amy Gentry. Virginia Nancy Mullins, Amy Hodge, Angie Gerweck, Beth Richey. Second row Stice. Amy Schock. Julie Boatman. Terri Faller. 101 Cross Country Front row, left to right — Kevin Coonce, Rich Barker, Dennis Prichard, Barry Potterf, Billy Miller. Bill Meinzer, Terry Malcolm, and Neal Schatz. Steve Schulenburg, and Kent Duey. Second row — Coach Louis Fritz, Not pictured: Jay Scribner, Mike Clark. The Falls City Tigers opened their 1980 Cross Country season at the Plattsmouth Invitational on Sept. 5. There, the varsity placed fourth. The season proved successful for Falls City, as they won duals at Tecumseh, Nebraska City, Auburn, and Beatrice. They received two third places, at the Fairbury and Falls City Invitationals. They captured first at the Sabetha Invitational, and later placed fourth at the District Meet at Pioneer Park in Nebraska City. Billy Miller, Dennis Prichard, and Steve Schulenburg led the varisty in their wins, and Kent Duey and Neal Schatz were leaders among the JV. Billy Miller, pictured at right, was the lone state qualifier. The team Falls City had earlier romped over, Auburn, went on to win the Class B State title. All in all, the season was good, in that some new talent was discovered, and the veteran performance improved. 102 103 104 Front row. left to right — Theresa Schawang. Marsha Kentopp. Kathy Coach Ron White. Nancy Rockenbach. Julie Ankrom. Shelly Green. Nolte, Sandy Ridgway, Lisa O’Banion, Kelli Boatman. Second row — Cheryl Goff. Cindy Henry. Dana Eckles. Girls’ Varsity Basketball For a final record of the 1980-81 year the Girls’ Varsity team had a 13-9 record. During the year they played many hard fought games and placed in two tournaments. They placed second in the Peru Tourney and third in the Hiawatha Tourney. 105 Kathy Nolte was named to the Peru All-Tournament team and was second in the All-State team. Cheryl Goff, not pictured, was also named to the Peru All-Tournament team. Front row, left to right - Dana Eckles, Cindy Henry, Nancy Rockenbach, Broadstone, Coach Chris Ives. Not pictured - Darla Simpson. Shelly Green. Second row - Nancy Mullins, Angie Gerweck, Kelli Junior Varsity Girls’ Basketball Our Tigers stand ready and waiting. The opposing team makes a wild grab for the ball. 106 Girls’ and Boys’ Freshmen Basketball Teams Front row. left to right — Teresa Fritz. Angie Gerweck. Kristi Potterf. Terri Faller. Second row — Kelli Broadstone. Amy Hodge. Coach Ann Wild. Front row. left to right — Gene Campbell, Delyn Bogle. Marc Merz, Shawn Thompson. Second row — Tom Goltz, Coach Richard Mezger. John Marteny. Not pictured — Russell Vollan. 107 Boys’ Junior Varsity Basketball Front Row, left to right — Lance Schwartz, Matt Sailors, Mark Zentner, Terry Malcolm, Todd Matthes. Second Row Reesman, Coach Terry Flynn, Terry Henrichs. Varsity Basketball The Falls City Tigers Varsity Basketball Team ended the season with a record of eleven wins and ten losses. During early competition, the season did not look too bright, but the Tigers won 5 out of the last 6 games to end with a winning season. One highlight of the year was a fifty-eight to fifty-six win over Fairbury, ending a ten-year losing streak to this team. Dan Convey shoots for two In the home game against Wymore The Falls City Tigers wait for the rebound after a Raider shot. Southern, while Craig Stevens circles after an assist. Front Row. left to right — Ward Reesman, Jeff Slagle, Brad Zentner, Dan Convey, Randy Lock. Second Row — Coach Ron Holman. Dennis Prichard, Rob Gerweck, Fred Simpson, Craig Stevens. 109 t Boys’ Basketball Candids 110 1] Front Row, left to right — Tony Mount, Bill Miller, Mark Smith, Bob Tim Burton, Barry Potterf, Scott Farmer, Robert Russell, Kurt Convey, Burton, Doug Parrish, Dave Auffert. Back Row - Coach Larry Munn, Dennis Auffert, Bill Meinzer, Mike McAfee. Mark Smith, 25-4 with 12 pins. The Varsity Wrestling Team finished the year with one of its best seasons yet. This was the eleventh year in a row the Tigers have had a winning season in duals. The season ended with a dual record of 8 wins and 3 losses. Falls City received 7 championship trophies this season, which is a new school record. The team won 1st place in the District Championship, after 7 years of runner-up in the last ten. For what was thought to have been a rebuilding season, it proved to be an excellent season. Varsity Wrestling 111 Tony Mount finished the season with a 17-9-1 record. Front Row, left to right — Mike Oliver. Brad Gose, Dennis Chandler, Eickhoff, Coach Marshall Nelson. Not present for the picture were Scott Mike Joy. Back Row — Russell Heineman. Scott Hartman, Steve Farmer and Todd Borer. Reserve Wrestling Scott Farmer attempts to defeat his opponent. The Reserve Wrestling Team finished the season with a record of 2 wins, 5 losses, and 1 tie. Falls City achieved their dual wins with Nebraska City and Auburn, tying with Wymore Southern. At the Falls City Invitational the Tigers got 2nd place, receiving the Runner-up trophy. Coach Nelson, Scott, Steve, and Mike watch a teammate compete. 112 State Record Setters (not pictured, Nancy Rockenbach and Kathy Nolte) During the season the Falls City Girls’ Track Team participated in six meets, capturing first place at the Peru Invitational. During the season new records were set in the following five events: 2 Mile - 12:43 ... Kelli Broadstone 2 Mile Relay 10:43.4 Kelli Broadstone Deb Shafer Dana Eckles Nancy Rockenbach Long Jump 16' .. Kim Godemann High Jump 5' 3 ....... Karen Kruse Shot (4 kg.) 33' Vhtt .... Kathy Nolte The girls finished the season with a fourth place finish at Districts and four girls went to State. Light-Footed Ladies’ Track Team Front row. left to right — Kim Godemann, Barb Ferguson. Theresa Potterf. Third row — Student Manager Lisa Hinz, Linda Wright, Schawang. Kathy Nolte. Karen Kruse. Coach Noala Fritz. Second row Rebecca Davis. Debbie Shafer. Dana Eckles. and Student Manager Julie — Kari Scheitel. Cheryl Goff. Cindy Henry, Kelli Broadstone. Kristi O’Grady. 115 Girls’ Track Candids 116 H OME OF THE TIGERS Girls' State Qualifiers are Shari Smith, Kim Godemann, Karen Kruse and Cheryl Goff. Girls’ State Qualifiers Kim is getting ready to load the bus for the Meet. One of the Qualifiers. Cheryl Goff, hands off the baton. The top three point winners were, left to right — Karen Kruse. Kim Godemann and Cheryl Goff. Karen also won the Little Duffer Most Valuable Track Girl Award, Kim won the KTNC Award and Cheryl won the F-Club Outstanding Track Girl Award. 117 Front row, left to right — Mark Bauman, Ron Wintz, Craig Stevens. Dennis Prichard. Bob Burton. Dan Convey. Mark Smith. Second row — Rich Barker, Billy Miller. Steve Schulenberg, Tony Foster. Shawn Thompson. Scott Kirkendall, Lance Schwartz. Mark Waddle. Third row — Assistant Coach Ron Wirtz, Ralph Tackett. Bill Meinzer, Darren Trull, Todd Malcolm. Neal Schatz. Coach Ron White. Fourth row — Student Managers Tracy Baumert, Bev Hackett, and Julie Ankrom. Boys’ 118 Above and below are the top ten point scorers. Track BEST PERFORMANCES •Denotes new record. 60 ............... Dan Convey ...... 100 .............. Dan Convey .... 200 .............. Dan Convey ..... 120 Highs ........... Rich Barker . 400 ........... Steve Schulenberg . 300 Inter........... Lance Schwartz 800 ........... Steve Schulenberg . 1600 ........... Dennis Prichard ... 3200 ........... Dennis Prichard .... 440 Relay ............................ 1600 Relay ........................ 3200 Relay ........................ Long Jump ......... Dan Convey Triple Jump ....... Darren Trull ... High Jump .......... Craig Stevens Discus ............ Mark Smith .... Shot Put ......... Mark Bauman ..... Pole Vault ......... Darren Trull .. Bob Burton ...... 6.7 ..... 11.3 ..... 23.6 ..... 17.3 ..... 53.9 ..... 44.3 ..... 1:59 ... 4:34.5 .... 9:57.6 ..... 46.3 ..... 3:37 ..... 9:29 2V 10 W . 43' 9Vi' ....6' r .... 138' 5' . 52' 5Vi' ... 12' 6” State Qualifiers Row One, left to right — Dennis Prichard and Dan Convey. Row Two — Craig Stevens, Darren Trull. Mark Bauman, Mark Smith, and Steve Schulenberg. Front row, left to right — Jeff Slagle, Kevin Eames, Rob Gerweck, John Nixon, and Todd Matthes. Second Row — Scott Hartman, Tim Burton. Delyn Bogle, Jon Kunce, Craig Smith, and Randy Krause. Third Row — Barry Potterf, Terry Malcolm. Mike Clark. Scott Farmer, and Mike McAfee. 121 F-Club And Front row, left to right — Doug Parrish, Michelle Shields, Todd Matthes, Russell Heineman, Terry Malcolm, Dennis Auffert, Dana Eckles. Nancy Rockenbach, Marsha Kentopp, Barb Ferguson. Karen Kruse, Shari Smith, Kelli Boatman. Second row — Dan Convey. Jeff Slagle, Craig Stevens, Mark Bauman. Cheryl Goff, Julie Ankrom. 122 Denise Hartman. Sandy Ridgway, Lisa O'Banion, Kathy Nolte. Bob Burton, Brad Zentner. Third row — Mark Smith. Darren Trull. Ron Wintz, John Nixon. Lance Schwartz. Bill Miller. Barry Potterf, Dave Auffert. Fred Simpson, Rich Barker. Randy Lock. Dennis Prichard. Athletic Banquet The annual Athletic Banquet was held at the Elks Club on May 4, 1981. The Tiger Booster Club sponsored the event and all athletic achievements were recognized. The banquet featured guest speaker Tom Baack, an assistant basketball coach at the University of Nebraska — Lincoln, who commented, “Everybody is important and everything is important.” He added that twenty years from now people will remember you for what kind of a person you are. 123 Recognition Given at Athletic Banquet Football ......... Volleyball ....... Cross Country .. Boys' Basketball Wrestling ........ Girls' Basketball Girls’ Track ..... Boys' Track ...... Golf ............. KTNC AWARDS ..................... Dan Convey .................... Kari Scheitel ...................... Billy Miller ...................... Dan Convey ...................... Bob Burton ................... Kelli Boatman ................... Kim Godemann .................. Dennis Prichard ..................... Rob Gerweck F-CLUB AWARDS Outstanding Female Athlete ................... Cheryl Goff Outstanding Male Athlete ..................... Dan Convey U.S. Army Reserve Nat’l Scholar Athlete ...... Bob Burton Dan Werner Memorial .......................... Mark Smith Football Coaches MVP ......................... Bob Burton Football Lineman ............................. Dave Auffert Football Back ................................ Dan Convey Volleyball ................................... Kathy Nolte Cross Country ....................................... Billy Miller Boys' Basketball ............................. Dan Convey Wrestling .................................... Bob Burton Girls’ Basketball ................ Kathy Nolte. Cheryl Goff Girls’ Track ................................. Cheryl Goff Boys’ Track .................................. Dan Convey Golf ......................................... Rob Gerweck 124 Jim Hill’s Paint - Glass - Wallpaper Your Hobby Craft Headquarters 1918 Chase Falls City DICK’S BODY FENDER REPAIR 1823 Stone Street Falls City, Nebr. 68355 SALEM GRAIN CO. INC. Grain Storage and Drying 245-5373 Salem, Nebraska Tickled Pink Salon 1510 Stone St. Falls City, Nebr. 68355 Ph. 245-4774 “We Specialize in You” WITT’S WESTERN WEAR Western Wear Western Equipment Phone 402 245 4392 1609 Stone St. 1617 Stem® St. FAILS CITY, NE 68355 BARKER’S AUTOMOTIVE SALES SERVICE Alternator, Generator, Starter, Electric Motor, Small Engine Repair 1921-23 Harlan Street Phone 245-2759 Falls City, Nebr. REDKEN DO RETAIL CENTER 1 REDKEN A RK EL MATADOR DR. S. D. COWAN, JR. Optometrist 1823 Chase Falls City, Nebr. ROWELL BAKERY 1212 STONE ST. FALLS CITY. NE. CREATIVE HAIR DESICN FOR MEN WOMEN Services by Appointment Phone 245-34 4 BOHRER BROS. Contractors RED D MIX Concrete Lumber Merchants Falls City, Nebraska 68355 1705 Chase Street S. L. “Bud” Bohrer, President Weddings, Birthdays, and Party Cakes 1715 Stone Street Falls City, Nebr. HULL’S CLOTHING Your Family Clothing Store Anna Bill Hull, Owners Falls City, Nebr. 245-3023 126 Larry Gatz, Manager Nebraska Division Virgil Oberst, Sales Grain Storage and Drying Systems Steel Buildings TRUE VALUE HARDWARE LICHTY-TUBACH Roger Kiekhaefer 1519 Stone Street Falls City, Nebraska 68355 Alvin K. Tubach Fredrick K. Sikora Insurance Real Estate Farm Loans Falls City, Nebr. 68355 GOLDSMITH ABSTRACT TITLE COMPANY Simon Lantzy - President 217 E. 18th Street Ph. 245-3088 Falls City, Nebr. 68355 EDDE MOTORS Sales and Service Buick - Pontiac - GMC 1805 Stone and 16th Harlan ARMBRUSTER’S ARMBRUSTER Motor Company H. J. Prichard Sons, Inc. 307 W. 17th Street Falls City, Nebr. 68355 GARY'S DERBY 1611 Stone Falls City KATY’S We give a little extra Ready to Wear Accessories 18th Harlan Falls City, Nebr. ( HmsLER Dodge Plymouth 127 SHEETS PHARMACY HARMON’S 1903 Harlan Falls City, Nebr. 68355 James C. Sheets, R.P. Rose Ann Sheets, R.P. Terry Kermoade, R.P. Phone 245-3312 Falls City, Nebraska 68355 In Business 40 yrs. 245-4214 RICHARDSON’S STATIONARY AND PRINTING School Supplies PAULA’S BEAUTY SALON WILHELM EQUIP. CO. INC. Phone 245-3724 North Highway 73 Falls City, Nebr. 68355 HACKETT’S Ladies', Men’s and Children’s Fashions N. Fulton Hair Styling, Cutting and Permanent Waves phone 245-2839 Congratulations Class of 81 Paula Richey BINDLE’S BARBER SHOP RK Hair Care Products Mens Hairstyling Bruce Bindle R.B. Congratulations Class of “81” 0 T|jb vJ. F.F.L. 47-575 '¥ JtLGUNS OUR SPECIALTY « L we BUY. SELL OR TRADE Lorenzo’s Sporting Goods 1816 HARLAN STREET PH. 402-245-3782 FALLS CITY, NEBR. 68355 PARIS OR FAY DILORENZO Dr. Bill G. Farmer Falls City Auto Supply 1817 Stone St. Falls City, Nebr. 68355 FLESKOSKI’S BI-RITE LIQUORS North Harlan Street Falls City, Nebr. Wheeler’s Farm Supply East Highway 159 Falls City, Nebraska 245-4598 128 Castle Home Appliance Falls City, Nebraska 1503 Stone Ph. 245-3123 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF 1981 Kirkendall Oil Co. Northview Standard Service Station Chaney Music Center J. C. PENNEY We know what you’re looking for 1715 Stone St. Ph. 245-2011 BONNIE’S BEAUTY SHOP Hairstyling 2123 Schoenheit Ph. 245-2510 “Everything Musical Falls City, Ne. 1516 Stone Ph. 245-2835 Boatman Saw and Mower Lawnmower Chainsaw Repair 620 West 21st Ph. 245-3923 Congratulations Kelli, Shari, and Class of ’81 WOODINGS-VERONA TOOL WORKS. INC. � � CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980-1981 Good Luck JAMES OIL COMPANY MODERN CLEANERS 120 West 18th St. Steamliner Carpet Cleaning Class of 81 h.� f f' ART ELSBERRY Plant Uf.ajt’ PK 02 24 3 NORTHVIEW CARE CENTER 129 Compliments of LIL DUFFER FAMILY RESTAURANT Falls City, Nebr. SAILOR’S CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INSUBANCt STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES: BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS MICHAEL L. CASTLE Agent 2002 Stone Street Box 417 Off : (402) 245-4312 Falls City, Nebraska 68355 Res.: (402) 245-3738 LAR-DON VARIETY 1619 Stone Falls City, Nebraska JACK’S TV APPLIANCES Home Building and Remodeling Dave Sailors Best Wishes Class of 1981 Amana - RCA - Whirlpool Sales Services 1616 Stone Street Phone: 245-5060 Falls City, Nebr. 68355 ROGER’S SHOE SHOP 1805 Stone Street Falls City, Nebr. 68355 SHOE REPAIR MICKELBERRY'S GOURMET QUALITY MEATS Manufacturers of the Famous Plump Juicy Hot Dog Falls City Meat Co. Falls City, Nebr. REESMAN AGENCY FIRESIDE INN Property Management Insurance Real Estate Phone: 245-3510 Falls City, Nebr. Junior Opal Restaurant, Lounge Pizza Open 6 nights a week Phone: 245-2206 SALEM SLAUGHTER HOUSE Jack Jill Custom Slaughtering Processing Bob Viv Zeigler, Owners Salem, Nebraska 245-5272 Where your customer’s satisfaction is always first North Harlan 245-2211 130 Congratulations VERN’S BODY SHOP 1805 Chase FRANK’S JEWELRY 1616 Stone Street Congratulations R. L. BURGHART M.D. D. E. BORG M.D. Physicians Surgeons Falls City, Nebr. Compliments of B.P.O.E. LODGE 963 “With an Emphasis on Youth” ROBERT’S PRODUCTS 102 Harlan PIZZA HUT Congrats Class of 81 Distributed by Falls City Milk Products “Drink More Robert’s Milk” SCHEITEL FEED SEED Purina Seed Grain Bank Grinding and Mixing j Purina L i CHOWij “We specialize in you” Tickled Pink 245-4774 1510 Stone St. Compliments of Beverage - Lunch Sporting Goods Liars Club SOUTHSIDE INN Dorothy Wissman, Prop. So. End Highway 73-75 FALLS CITY JOURNAL MILAM’S FLORAL Dial 245 2113 1516 Stone Flowers for all occasions 131 from the pens of KOSTERS D I ST. CO. (40 2) 245-4416 P.O. BOX 399 FALLS CITY, NEBR. 68355 Manufacturers of Porta Pens. today's confinement unit SEID IMPLEMENT CO. 3 miles North 402-245-2466 Falls City, Nebraska 68355 Sales Service Francis E. Seid, Owner Strecker’s Gun Supply Reloading Equipment and Supplies 1104 Harlan New and Used Guns Buy, Sell, or Trade Phone 245-2717 132 Hwy. 73 John Deere GERWECK ELECTRIC AUTO. ELECTRIC CENTER Sales and Services Specialized Electrical Design and Installation Falls City, Nebr. State and City License Tune up Chainsaw SICKEL BROTHER’S FERTILIZER Compliments of Falls City Nebraska 68355 Custom Applied Liquid Fertilizer and Anhydrous Ammonia Hoegemeyer and Trojan Seeds Farm Chemicals Phone Benny 245-5625 David 245-5123 IB Of AITO0 BROWN’S SHOE FIT ELLIOT-BEASING ASSOCIATES Realtors - Insurers Auctioneers OLD SWISS DRIVE-IN 1604 Stone Street 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 Falls City, Nebr. 245-2474 245-3524 Tanks FIRESTONE STORES AMTANE LP GAS 4mtane F.C. Sale or Lease R. N. Werner, Mgr. MONTGOMERY WARD Wayne Scholl - Manager Falls City, Nebr. 68355 Eckwert Agency 1505 Stone Street 133 HARRY’S AUTO SERVICE KRUMME LUMBER SUPPLY South Fulton Street P.O. Box 504 Falls City, Nebr. 68355 Harold Lock Everything to Build Anything Pratt and Lambert Paint South End of Chase Street Falls City, Nebr. J. B. CATTLE COMPANY John Buchholz Order Buyer Falls City, Nebr. Compliments of SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA TELEPHONE COMPANY HALL MOTORS FALLS CITY GRAIN CO. 114 West 16th Street Falls City, Nebr. “Congratulations Class of 81” 214 West 7th Street 5th and Morton Street 720,000 Bushels of Grain Storage Fertilizers QUALITYPRINT FALLS CITY AUCTION CO. WHEN PRINTING APPEARANCE COUNTS Witt and Witt Owners and Operators Compliments of FARM and CITY SUPPLY NORTHVIEW CAFE Make Our Store Headquarters For Your Farm Needs 1423 Stone Street Falls City Nebraska North Harlan St. Congratulations Mrs. Carter Best Wishes Journalism 80-81 134 4 Clothing Center Since 1916 Arrow Shirts Levis Falls City, Nebraska Ford East Highway 159 Falls City, Nebr. CHARLIE SMITH'S FORD Lincoln - Mercury Ph. 245-2482 68355 MILLER-MONROE INSURANCE KAISER REPAIR Ph. 245-2722 E. J. Miller 1608 Stone Street Don Coupe 1024 Stone St. Falls City Mike Simon Electrical 245-5974 first national bank -a trust falls city, nebraska 17TH STONE PHONE 402-245-2491 Each Depositor To $40,000 Member FDIC HULLMAN’S AUTO CLINIC PICKARD’S MARKET 721 Harlan Falls City, bebr. We Specialize in Choice Meat Complete Auto Service 1609 Chase Ph. 245-3225 135 Compliments of JAMES R. SEFRIED Richardson County Commissioner HOY’S IDEAL CLEANERS Established 1922 Cleaners - Dryers - Hatters Fur Storage Rental Rug Cleaning Equip. Ph. 245-3223 1817 Harlan Milk, Ice Cream, Sundaes, Malts Freshness you can count on” 15th and Harlan Falls City, Nebraska Phone 245-5300 WILHELM ELECTRIC Electrical Construction Maintenance PERRY WILHELM North McLean Phone 245-2342 Falls City, Nebr. 68355 Mobile Ph. 245-5188 Jack’s Processing Butchering Beef on Tuesday Pork on Thursday Complete Processing - Curing - Rendering -Smoking SIMON WERNER CONTRACTORS All types of remodeling Cabinet Building Complete Structures Specialize in Steel Vinyl Siding 245-3640 245-5552 BREEZY HILL STEAK HOUSE South Highway 73 Bob and Burdeen Prater CARTER INSURANCE and REALTY WORLD CARTER REALTY Falls City 15th and Harlan Ph. 245-3027 or 245-5400 VET’S CLUB, INC. Voice of Democracy Legion Baseball American Legion Post 102 VFW Post 1765 FARMER’S CO-OP OIL ASSN. Phone 274-3123 Auburn, Nebr. 68305 Phone 245-3646 Falls City, Nebr. 68355 136 CcX d 'l uU) 8REDKEN' PAT’S STYLING SALON _ Hat 1617 McLean 245-2235 J 1 1 RON’S FISH MARKET Fresh carp and catfish lobster trout froglegs Wholesale and Retail shrimp crablegs ONE STOP CAFE 21st and Stone Jim and Bernice Miller Congratulations Class of ’81 Ken Kunce KEN’S PHARMACY y our fricidaire AND ZENITH DEALER APPLEOFF APPLIANCE Bob and Mildred Appleoff PAT RIESCHICK STYLIST MfNonW WOMIH ait Cottage 402 245 5900 1219 STONE ST FALLS CITY NEBR 68355 TUE5 FRI 900AM 5 C TMURS TIL 8 0,0 P M SAT 0 3OAM 3 OO P M RK REDKEN GAMBLES Phil, Betty, Jeff, and Jay Slagle Your General Electric Appliance Dealer GENERAL m ELECTRIC 137 GOODYEAR FARM TIRE CENTER 1701 Chase Street Falls City, Nebr. Ph. 245-4461 Good Luck to the Classes of ’81, ’82, ’83, '84 FALLS CITY MENS STORE FALLS CITY SHOE STORE CHANEY FURNITURE Pinky Hampton Chuck Chaney Owners 1523 Stone Street Furniture, Carpet, and Appliances Congratulations SENIORS from The Journalism Class CHANEY - HODGENS - CLARK FUNERAL HOME Phone 402-245-2411 1401 Chase Street Falls City, Nebr. 68355 1230 RADIO 1514 STONE STREET FALLS CITY. NEBRASKA 68355 (4021-245-2453 THE MEDIA MORE PEOPLE DEPEND UPON news entertainment community events sports weather school closings Be Informed! Stay Tuned to KTNC vwl — 402) 245-3947 Falls City Auto Salvage £ Used Cars NEW. USED A REBUILT AUTO PARTS REBUILT STARTERS ALTERNATORS FARM POWER PICK-UP GRILL GUARDS ROUTE 1 FALLS CITY. NEBR. 68353 Eldon Vonderschmidt Owner 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 “81” 138 COAST-TO-COAST Total Hardware FALLS CITY TRUCK IMPLEMENT CO., INC. Larry and Marlene Schwarting 1723 Stone Highway 73 North - Box 509 Falls City, NB 68355 (402) 245-4437 Falls City FLYING L TRAILERS, INC. East 5th St. P.O. Box 490 Phone 402-245-4491 Falls City, Nebr. 68355 Manufacturer of Horse, Livestock, and Industrial Trailers Carpet Vinyl Floor Coverage HOMETOWN BLDG. SUPPLY For All Your Building Material Needs Complete Home Furnishings Custom-Made Storm Windows 1015 Harlan Ph. 245-2553 JACK CHITTICK, CLU Business and Family Insurance Planning Member, Million Dollar Round Table Member, National Associaton of Life Underwriters National Sales Achievement Award i Schwartz Sales and Service Cycle Parts and Accessories Henry “Hank” Schwartz 1621 Valley Ave. tna I m Mr AL’S BARBER SHOP Box 433, 1524 Stone Street Falls City, Ne. 68355 Bus: 245-5939 Res: 245-4613 Life, Health, Disability, Group Insurance, Annuities, Pension Plans CENTER LANES ALIBI LOUNGE Redken RK Wash and Wear Easy Care Served by Appointment 109 East 17th Falls City, Nebr. Ph. 245-2281 Ph. 245-3122 Ross and Janice Smith 111 West 17th Street Falls City, Nebr. 68355 245-5174 139 where you'll always find a friendly face. Midwest Federal SAVINGS AND LOAN Falls City 17th and Stone • 245-2421 MARY’S Waterbeds Supplies 1508 Stone Street Falls City Ph. 245-4441 SEARS Your Family Financial Center Highest insured savings rates allowed by law I si .ic IQUAl nOOWC iCNoen Compliments of Authorized Merchant 1508 Stone Street Ph. 245-4441 FROSTY QUEEN 8th Harlan Good Food Good Service FALLS CITY CABLE TV BROWN WENDT VET CLINIC Route 3 Ph. 245-3928 Falls City, Nebr. 68355 “More to be seen on Cable TV” 1813 Stone Ph. 245-2863 9)« QAJX c iuie iaf 3Gwra 2303 Harlan Street Falls City, Nebr. 68355 BILL’S MARKET Bill and Mary Coonce 117 E. 17th Phone 245-3625 Fresh Meats Fresh Produce MERZ FARM EQUIPMENT WANDA’S BEAUTY SHOP N. Hwy. 73 P.O. Box 416 Falls City, Nebr. 68355 Phone (402) 245-2328 108 West 16th Street Phone 245-3911 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 Gerald Hopp - County Extension Agent Virgil Vohl - County Assessor Eugene Hulbert - County Treasurer Jim Sefried - County Commissioner Nevada Williams - County Clerk 140 Compliments of TOWLE REALTY COMPANY FOR ALL YOUR PRINTING NEEDS SEE RICO BUSINESS FORMS 6TH REAVIS FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA 68355 PHONE 402-245-4471 PLANT SUPERINTENDENT CLARENCE B. LINDGREN JONES AIR CONDITIONING Lennox and Bryant Heating and Cooling Refrigeration Service Gary L. Jones Falls City Ph. 245-3526 ROBERT L. GILES The greatest use of life is to open it for something that will outlast it. PICTON BODY SHOP Old Highway 73 N. Falls City, Nebr. Ph. (402) 245-5051 BENTLEY’S CAFE Jeff and Alice Bentley 109 West 18th Falls City, Nebr. 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 141 Ahead 1402) 245-2800 SPORTS FILM PRINTING CO. B 8 W Super 8 Developing Photo Screen Printing FRED W WEAVER Custom-Made Transfers 105 E 16th Street P 0 Box 469 Falls City Nebraska 68355 142 SENIOR SUMMARIES DAVID AUFFERT - FFA 2 yrs.. Homecoming King, Football 4 yrs.-lettered 2 yrs., Track 1 yr., F-Club 3 yrs., Outstanding Football Lineman 1 yr. MAGNUS AVANDER PATTY BACH - Play 1 yr., Musical 1 yr.. 2 Scholastice (Art), Best of Show (State Art Contest). RICHARD BARKER - Honor Roll 4 yrs., National Honor Society 2 yrs., Yearbook Staff Photographer 1 yr., Math Contest 3 yrs.. Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Football 1 yr., Cross Country 3 yrs.-lettered 3 yrs.. Basketball 1 yr., Track 4 yrs.-lettered 4 yrs., F-Club 2 yrs., West Point Scholarship, Four-year Army ROTC Scholarship, Falls City Youth Council 1 yr. (Meeting Coordinator), Delegate to the 1980 Nebraska Conference of Youth. America’s Outstanding Names and Faces. Junior Lawman of Nebraska, Salutatorian. CINDY BECKER - Band 1 yr., District Music Contest 2 yrs., Pep Club 1 yr., Chorus 2 yrs., Track 1 yr. REBECCA BECKNER - Honor Roll 3 yrs., Plays 4 yrs., Musical 4 yrs.. Girls Show Choir 3 yrs.. Girls Sextet 3 yrs., Madrigal Group 3 yrs., Voice Class 4 yrs., Piano Class 1 yr., Federation 1 yr. (Voice), Board of Trustees' Scholarship - Peru, South School P.T.A. Scholarship, Special Award-NWMSU, Ulman Test Participatlon-NWMSU, Thespians 3 yrs. (President 1 yr.). One-Act Plays 1 yr.. Speech Contest 3 yrs. MARK BENTLEY - Football 2V4 yrs., Track 2 yrs., F-Club 2 yrs. KELLI BOATMAN - Class Officer 4 yrs. (Secretary), Honor Roll 2Vi yrs., Copy Editor Yearbook Staff Vi yr.. Band 3Vi yrs., Clarinet Choir 2 yrs.. District Music Contest 4 yrs.. Pep Club 3 yrs., J.V. Cheerleader 1 yr., Varsity Cheerleader 1 yr., Homecoming Attendant, Basketball 4 yrs.-lettered 3 yrs., KTNC Award-Basketball 1 yr., Track 2 yrs.-lettered 2 yrs., Volleyball 3 yrs.-lettered 2 yrs., All-Conference Honorable Mention 2 yrs., Peru State Inv. Honorable Mention 1 yr., Outstanding Girl Athlete 1 yr.. Falls City Youth Council 1 yr.. Lions Scholarship. ROZANN BROWN - DECA V t yrs., Chorus 2 yrs. MARC BUCKMINSTER - Musical 1 yr.. FFA 2 yrs., Track 1 yr. TOM BURNS - Honor Roll 1 yr., Band 3Vi yrs.. Stage Band 2 yrs., District Music Contest 3 yrs., Spanish Club 1 yr., Foreign Language Club 3 yrs.. Math Contest 3 yrs.. Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Track 2 yrs. BOB BURTON - Class Officer 1 yr. (President). Honor Roll 3 yrs., Play 1 yr.. Band 3 yrs., District Music Contest 3 yrs.. Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Chorus IVt yrs. (Student Council Rep.), Swing Choir V4 yr., Student Council 1 yr., Football 4 yrs.-lettered 3 yrs., Wrestling 4 yrs.-lettered 4 yrs., Most Improved Wrestler. F-Club 4 yrs.. County Government Day, Outstanding Wrestler 1 yr., Football Coaches MVP 1 yr., U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar Athlete Award. KTNC Wrestling Award 1 yr., National Honor Society 1 yr. JEFF CAMPBELL - Football 1 yr. KAREN CHITTICK - Class Officer 3 yrs. (Treasurer 2 yrs.. President 1 yr.). Honor Roll 4 yrs. (Orange and Black 1 yr.), National Honor Society 2 yrs., (Vice-President 1 yr.). Senior Editor Yearbook Staff 'h yr.. Band 4 yrs. (President 1 yr.),Drum Majorette 3 yrs.. Stage Band 1 yr., Sax Quartet 2 yrs., Sax Trio 1 yr., Sax Quintet 1 yr.. District Music Contest 4 yrs., FFA District Land Judging Contest 1 yr., Pep Club 4 yrs. (Vice-President 1 yr.), Drill Team 2 yrs. (Captain 1 yr.), J.V. Cheerleader 1 yr., Varsity Cheerleader 1 yr., Math Contest 3 yrs.. Who's Who Among American High School Students, Student Council 1 yr.. Basketball 2 yrs., Track 1 yr.. One-Year Regents Scholarship (UNL), County Government Day. MARGARET COLLINS - Honor Roll Vi yr.. DECA 2 yrs.. Pep Club 1 yr., Girls Show Choir 1 yr.. Track (Student Manager), Volleyball 1 yr. KURT CONVEY - Honor Roll Vi yr.. Band 2 yrs.. Football 4 yrs.-lettered 2 yrs.. Wrestling 4 yrs.-lettered 2 yrs.. Track 1 yr. PENNY COONCE - One-Act Plays 1 yr., Play 1 yr., Musical 1 yr.. Foreign Language Club 2 yrs., Pep Club 1 yr., Volleyball 1 yr., North School P.T.A. Scholarship, Thespians 1 yr. LAURA TACKETT COULTER - Play 1 yr., Musical 2 yrs., District Music Contest 3 yrs., Chorus 2 yrs.. Girls Show Choir 2Vi yrs.. Voice Class 3 yrs., Federation 1 yr., Student Council 1 yr., Thespians 3 yrs. (Student Council Rep. 1 yr.). BILL DORSTE KEVIN EAMES - Class Officer 1 yr. (Treasurer), Honor Roll 3 yrs.. National Honor Society 2 yrs.. Play 1 yr., Musical 1 yr., Band 4 yrs.. Brass Choir 1 yr., Trumpet Quartet 2 yrs., Wesleyan Honor Band 1 yr., UNO Honor Band 1 yr.. District Music Contest 4 yrs., Spanish Club 1 yr., Foreign Language Club 3 yrs. (Student Council Rep. 1 yr., Treasurer 1 yr.), Math Contest 3 yrs.. Who's Who Among American High School Sutdents, Student Council 1 yr. (Vice-President). Basketball 2 yrs., Golf 4 yrs. lettered 2 yrs.. Elk’s Outstanding Student Scholarship-Local and State, Thespians 2 yrs., (Treasurer 1 yr.), County Government Day. Falls City Youth Council 1 yr. (President). SANDY EBEL - Honor Roll 2 yrs.. Yearbook Staff-Assistant Editor 1 yr.. Play 1 yr., Musical 1 yr.. Band 4 yrs., Clarinet Choir 2 yrs., Clarinet Quartet 1 yr., Twin Rivers Conference Honor Band 1 yr.. UNO Honor Band 1 yr.. District Music Contest 4 yrs., Spanish Club 1 yr.. Foreign Language Club 3 yrs.. Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Chorus 1 yr.. Voice Class 1 yr.. Art Tuition Waiver-Peru. SHIELA ADAM ELLIOT - Musical 1 yr., Band 2 yrs.. District Music Contest 2 yrs., DECA 2 yrs., Chorus Vi yr.. Basketball 1 yr.-lettered 1 yr.. Volleyball 1 yr.-lettered 1 yr. RICHARD FALLER BARB FERGUSON - Honor Roll 1 yr., Play 1 yr.. District Music Contest 2 yrs., Foreign Language Club 1 yr.. Pep Club 4 yrs., Wrestling Cheerleader 1 yr.. Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Chorus 2 yrs.. Basketball 2 yrs., (Student Manager 1 yr.). Track 4 yrs.-lettered 4 yrs., Volleyball 2 yrs., F-Club 4 yrs.. Highland Ability Scholarship. TONY FOSTER - Basketball 2 yrs., Track 1 yr. ROB GERWECK - Band 3 yrs., District Music Contest 3 yrs.. Basketball 4 yrs., Golf 4 yrs., Outstanding Golfer Award 1 yr. KTNC Golfer Award 1 yr. ED GILL KIM GODEMANN - Honor Roll 1 yr., FFA 4 yrs. (President 1 yr.), Track 4 yrs.-lettered 4 yrs., Outstanding Girl in Track 1 yr., KTNC Track Award 2 yrs., Outstanding Girl Athlete Peru Inv. 1 yr., F-Club 4 yrs., Who’s Who Among American High School Students. TERESA GOLTZ - Honor Roll Vt yr., Musical 1 yr., District Music Contest 4 yrs.. Pep Club 3 yrs., J.V. Cheerleader 1 yr.. Chorus 4 143 yrs.t Girls Show Choir 2 yrs., Applederas 1 yr.. Madrigal 1 yr.t Girls Sextet 1 yr., Voice Class 2 yrs., Track 3 yrs.. Volleyball 3 yrs.. County Government Day. DEBRA GUILLIAMS - DECA 2 yrs. DAVID HARROUN - Honor Roll 3 yrs., Play 3 yrs.. Musical 4 yrs., District Music Contest 4 yrs.. Band 1 yr., Spanish Club 1 yr., Foreign Language Club 3 yrs. (Vice-President 1 yr.). Math Contest 3 yrs., Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Chorus 4 yrs., Applederas 3 yrs., Madrigal 2 yrs., Boys Quintet 1 yr., Wesleyan Honor Choir 1 yr.. Hastings Honor Choir 1 yr.. Voice Class 4 yrs., Federation 4 yrs. (Voice). All-State Honor Choir 1 yr., Basketball 2 yrs.. Golf 3 yrs.-lettered 2 yrs., F-Club 1 yr.. Thespians 3 yrs.. Best Actor 1 yr.. Delegate to Nebraska Conference of Youth. America's Outstanding Names and Faces. DENISE HARTMAN - Honor Roll 1 yr.. Band 4 yrs. (Student Council Rep. 1 yr.), Twirler 1 yr., Clarinet Choir 1 yr.. District Music Contest 4 yrs., Pep Club 4 yrs., J.V. Cheerleader 1 yr., Varsity Cheerleader 2 yrs.. Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Student Council 1 yr., Basketball 3 yrs., Volleyball 4 yrs., F-Club 2 yrs.. County Government Day. JACK HAYS - Band 3 yrs., Wrestling 2 yrs. SANDY HEINEMAN - Honor Roll Vi yr., Musical 1 yr.. District Music Contest 2 yrs.. Pep Club 4 yrs.. Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Chorus 2 yrs.. Girls Show Choir 1 yr., Basketball 3 yrs., Volleyball 4 yrs.-lettered 1 yr., F-Club 1 yr. HELEN HOAK SUSAN HONEA - Honor Roll 4 yrs.. National Honor Society 2 yrs., Play 2 yrs., Musical 3 yrs., Band 4 yrs., Clarinet Choir 3 yrs.. Clarinet Quartet 3 yrs., Mixed Clarinet Quartet 3 yrs., Pit Band 1 yr., Twin Rivers Conference Honor Band 2 yrs., UNO Honor Band 1 yr., District Music Contest 4 yrs.. Foreign Language Club 3 yrs. (President 1 yr.), Math Contest 1 yr.. Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Chorus 2 Vi yrs., Girls Show Choir 2 yrs.. Girls Sextet 1 yr., Madrigal 1 yr., Voice Class 4 yrs., Federation 2 yrs. (Voice), Board of Trustees’ Scholarship-Peru, Thespians 2 yrs. JACK HUBER - Honor Roll 1 yr., Spanish Club 1 yr., Basketball 2 yrs. TAMI HUNZEKER - Honor Roll 3 yrs., One-Act Plays 1 yr., Musical 4 yrs., District Music Contest 4 yrs., Chorus 4 yrs.. Girls Show Choir 2 yrs., Applederas 2 yrs.. Triple Trio 1 yr.. Madrigal 2 yrs.. Voice Class 4 yrs.. Federation 4 yrs. (Voice). Thespians 2 yrs. (Secretary 1 yr.). AMY JOY - Honor Roll 4 yrs., National Honor Society 3 yrs., Band 2 yrs.. District Music Contest 2 yrs., Spanish Club 1 yr.. Foreign Language Club 1 yr.. Pep Club 3 yrs., Drill Team 3 yrs. (Captain 1 yr.), Math Contest 3 yrs., Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Student Council 1 yr. (Secretary), Track 1 yr.. County Government Day. MARSHA KENTOPP - Class Officer 1 yr. (Vice-President). Honor Roll 4 yrs.. National Honor Society 3 yrs. (Student Council Rep. 1 yr.), Band 3 yrs., Pep Club 4 yrs., Drill Team 1 yr., J.V. Cheerleader 1 yr., Varsity Cheerleader 2 yrs., Homecoming Attendant, Math Contest 1 yr.. Who's Who Among American High School Students, Chorus 1 yr., Commederas Swing Choir 1 yr.. Student Council 1 yr., Basketball 3 yrs.-lettered 2 yrs., Volleyball 3 yrs.-lettered 1 yr.. Track 1 yr., F-Club 2 yrs., Board of Trustees’ Scholarship-Peru and Midland, County Government Day, Valedictorian. MIKE JAHN - Football 1 yr., Basketball 1 yr., Track 1 yr. KEITH KIRKENDALL - Class Officer 1 yr. (Vice-President). Honor Roll 1 Vi yrs.. National Honor Society 1 yr.. Business Manager-Yearbook Staff Vi yr., One-Act Plays 1 yr., Play 2 yrs., Musical 4 yrs.. District Music Contest 4 yrs., Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Chorus 4 yrs. (Vice-President 1 yr.). Commederas Swing Choir 1 yr., Applederas 3 yrs., Wesleyan Honor Choir 1 yr.. All-State Honor Choir 1 yr., Madrigal 2 yrs., Voice Class 3 yrs., Piano Class 2 yrs., Federation 3 yrs. (Voice), Student Council 1 yr. (President), Football 1 yr.. Track 1 yr., Elk’s Outstanding Student Scholarship-Local. NWMSU Music Special Award. Maude Hart Weaver Scholarship, Thespians 2 yrs., Most Improved Actor 1 yr. SID KIRKENDALL - Football 2 yrs.. Basketball 1 yr., Track 2 yrs., F-Club 1 yr. KAREN KRUSE - Honor Roll 3 yrs., Pep Club 1 yr., Math Contest 1 yr., Student Council 1 yr., Track 4 yrs., Volleyball 2 yrs., 2 Scholastics (Art), 2 Honorable Mentions (Art). TODD LEE ANGIE LIPPOLD - District Music Contest 3 yrs.. Pep Club 4 yrs.. Wrestling Cheerleader 2 yrs., Homecoming Queen. Chorus 3 yrs.. Volleyball 1 yr., 1 Scholastic (Art). RANDY LOCK - Band 3 yrs.. Trombone Trio 1 yr., Brass Choir 1 yr.. District Music Contest 3 yrs., DECA 1 yr.. Football 4 yrs.-lettered 1 yr., Basketball 4 yrs.-lettered 1 yr., Track 1 yr., F-Club 2 yrs.. County Government Day. LOREN LOPER - Musical 1 yr.. Band 4 yrs.. Stage Band 1 yr., UNO Honor Band 1 yr.. Twin Rivers Conference Honor Band 1 yr.. District Music Contest 4 yrs. TROY LOVENBERG LORY LUFF - Yearbook Photographer 1 yr.. Musical 2 yrs.. Band 3 yrs.. District Music Contest 3 yrs., Pep Club 4 yrs., Drill Team 1 yr.. Chorus 3 yrs., Golf 2 yrs., County Government Day. BARB LYONS - Play 2 yrs.. Musical 1 yr., Pep Club 1 yr., Chorus 2 yrs., Girls Show Choir 2 yrs.. Voice Class 2 yrs.. Piano Class 1 yr. RANDY MALCOLM - Football 1 yr.. Wrestling 2 yrs. LAURA MARTIN - District Music Contest 2 yrs.. Chorus 2 yrs.. Basketball 1 yr.. Track 2 yrs.. Volleyball 2 yrs. MIKE MAURER - Musicals 1 yr., District Music Contest 1 yr.. Applederas 1 yr., Professional Church Worker Award, St. John's Academic Scholarship. LYNN McGINNIS - Pep Club 4 yrs., Girls Varsity Cheerleader 1 yr., Basketball 2 yrs., Volleyball 2 yrs. ANGIE MERZ - Pep Club 2 yrs., Basketball 1 yr.. Track 2 yrs., Volleyball 3 yrs. CHRISTINE MERZ - Honor Roll 2 yrs., Band 1 yr., Clarinet Quartet 1 yr., District Music Contest 3 yrs., Pep Club 1 yr.. Who's Who Among American High School Students, Chorus 2Vi yrs., Duet 1 yr., Voice Class 1 yr., Track 1 yr., Volleyball 2 yrs. MARY MERZ - Honor Roll Vi yr.. Band 3 Vi yrs., Clarinet Choir 1 yr., District Music Contest 4 yrs.. Pep Club 4 yrs. (President 1 yr.. Secretary 1 yr.). Who's Who Among American High School Students. Basketball 2 yrs., Volleyball 4 yrs.-lettered 1 yr., County Government Day. BILLY MILLER - Cross Country 3 yrs.-lettered 3 yrs., Track 3 yrs.,-lettered 3 yrs., F-Club 1 yr. TERRY NANOMATUBE - Football 1 yr.. Track 1 yr. KATHY NOLTE - Band 3 yrs.. District Music Contest 3 yrs., DECA 1 yr., Pep Club 4 yrs.. Drill team 2 yrs., Student Council 1 yr.. Basketball 4 yrs.-lettered 4 yrs., Track 4 yrs.-lettered 4 yrs., Volleyball 3 yrs.-lettered 3 yrs., Outstanding Volleyball Player 1 yr., Outstanding Basketball Player 2 yrs., All-State (Basketball) Honorable Mention 1 144 yr., Second team 1 yr.t F-Club 4 yrs., Peru-Basketball and Softball Scholarship, Highland-Volleyball. Softball and Basketball Scholarship, Southeast Community Col lege-Fair bury Ability Scholarship. LISA O’BANION - DECA 1 yr. (President). Pep Club 4 yrs.. Drill Team 1 yr., J.V. Cheerleader 1 yr.. Varsity Cheerleader 2 yrs.. Chorus 2 yrs., Basketball 2 yrs., Volleyball 4 yrs., F-Club 2 yrs. (Secretary-Treasurer 1 yr.), County Government Day. JONNA OLSON - Play 1 yr., Musical 1 yr.. Pep Club 3 yrs., Drill Team 3 yrs., Chorus 2'A yrs., Second at State Art Show. MARTY PECK SHARLENE POUNDS - Honor Roll VA yrs., Band 2 yrs.. Clarinet Quartet 1 yr., District Music Contest 2 yrs., Pep Club 2V4 yrs. DENNIS PRICHARD - Class Officer 2 yrs. (Vice-President 1 yr., President 1 yr.), District Music Contest 2 yrs., Math Contest 1 yr., Chorus 2 yrs., Student Council 3 yrs.. Football 1 yr., Cross Country 3 yrs.-lettered 3 yrs., Basketball 2 yrs.-lettered 2 yrs., Wrestling 2 yrs.-lettered 2 yrs., Track 4 yrs.-lettered 4 yrs., F-Club 3 yrs. (President 1 yr.), KTNC Track Award 1 yr. BRAD REA - Honor Roll 2 yrs., Layout Editor-Yearbook Staff Vi yr., Plays 2 yrs., Musicals 4 yrs., District Music Contest 4 yrs., Spanish Club 1 yr., Foreign Language Club 3 yrs., Math Contest 1 yr.. Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Chorus 4 yrs., Applederas 3 yrs., Madrigal 3 yrs.. Boys' Quintet, Voice Class 4 yrs., Federation 3 yrs. (Voice. Pipe Organ), Basketball 1 yr., Golf 3 yrs.. Elk’s Outstanding Student Scholarship, Thespians 3 yrs. KELLIE RHODD - Honor Roll 4 yrs., Spanish Club 1 yr.. Foreign Language Club 3 yrs., Math Contest 2 yrs., Who's Who Among American High School Students, Peru-Cooperating School Scholarship. Wm. Henry Wartman Scholarship. GLENN RIDER SANDY RIDGWAY - Honor Roll 3 yrs.. National Honor Societyl yr., Band 2 yrs., Spanish Club 1 yr.. Foreign Language Club 1 yr.. Pep Club 2 yrs., Drill Team 1 yr.. Math Contest 3 yrs., Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Basketball 4 yrs.-lettered 3 yrs., Track 1 yr., F-Club 3 yrs.. Air Force R.O.T.C. Four-Year Scholarship. KATHY ROWELL - Musical 1 yr.. District Music Contest 3 yrs.. Foreign Language Club 2 yrs., Pep Club 3 yrs.. Girls Varsity Cheerleader 1 yr.. Chorus 3 yrs.. Piano Class 1 yr. ROBERT RUSSELL - Honor Roll 2 yrs.. Wrestling 4 yrs.-lettered 2 yrs., F-Club 2 yrs. THERESA SCHAWANG - Honor Roll V? yr., District Music Contest 3 yrs., Pep Club 1 yr.. Chorus 1 yr.. Girls Show Choir 2 yrs.. Basketball 4 yrs.-lettered 3 yrs.. Track 4 yrs.-lettered 2 yrs., Volleyball 4 yrs.-lettered 1 yr. AMY SCHOLL - Honor Roll 2% yrs.. Musical 3 yrs., Band 4 yrs.. Clarinet Choir 3 yrs.. Clarinet Quartet 4 yrs.. Mixed Clarinet Quartet 1 yr., UNO Honor Band 2 yrs., Twin Rivers Conference Honor Band 1 yr., District Music Contest 4 yrs.. Foreign Language Club 3 yrs. (Secretary 1 yr.. Treasurer 1 yr.), Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Thespians 2 yrs. JERRY SCHUETZ - FFA 4 yrs. WARREN SCHUETZ - FFA 4 yrs.. Honor Roll 'A yr. STEVE SCHULENBERG - Cross Country 2 yr.-lettered 2 yrs.. Track 3 yrs.-lettered 3 yrs. NORMAN SHAFER - Play 3 yrs.. Musical 3 yrs.. District Music Contest 3 yrs.. Chorus 3 yrs., Applederas 2 yrs.. Voice Class 1 yr.. Federation 1 yr. (Voice). Football 1 yr„ Track 1 yr., Thespians 2 yrs. ANGIE SICKEL - Class Officer 2 yrs. (Treasurer 1 yr.. Vice-President 1 yr.), J.V. Cheerleader 1 yr., Student Council (Treasurer 1 yr.). Basketball 2 yrs.-lettered 2 yrs., Track (Student Manager). Volleyball 2 yrs. DONNA SICKEL - Honor Roll V4 yr.. Band 1 yr.. Pep Club 4 yrs.. Drill Team 2 yrs.. Chorus 2 yrs.. Basketball 1 yr.. Track 3 yrs., Volleyball 1 yr.. County Government Day, Lillian Hansen Reesman R.N. Memorial Scholarship. DAVID SIMPSON DEIDRE SIMPSON FRED SIMPSON - DECA 2 yrs., Student Council 1 yr., Football 4 yrs.-lettered 1 yr.. Basketball 4 yrs.-lettered 1 yr.. Track 1 yr., County Government Day. SHARI SMITH - Business Manager-Yearbook Staff 'A yr.. Play 3 yrs.. Musical 2 yrs.. Band 1 yr., Stage Band 'A yr.. Brass Choir 1 yr.. District Music Contest 3 yrs.. Pep Club 4 yrs.. Drill Team 1 yr.. Wrestling Cheerleader 2 yrs.. Chorus 2 yrs.. Voice Class 1 yr.. Basketball 1 yr., Track 4 yrs.. F-Club 3 yrs.. County Government Day. Doane Trustees’ Award. CHRISTY STALDER - Honor Roll 4 yrs., National Honor Society 1 yr.. Art and Advertising Editor-Yearbook Staff. Play 4 yrs.. Musical 4 yrs., Band 4 yrs.. Stage Band 1 yr., Twin Rivers Conference Honor Band 1 yr.. District Music Contest 4 yrs.. Pep Club 1 yr.. Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Chorus 4 yrs. (President 1 yr.). Girls Show Choir 1 yr.. Applederas 2 yrs.. Madrigal 1 yr.. Voice Class 4 yrs.. Federation 3 yrs. (Voice). Golf 1 yr., NWMSU Special Award. Thespians 4 yrs. (Treasurer 1 yr., Vice-President 1 yr.). County Government Day. DEBBIE VOLLAN - Play 2 yrs.. Musical 2 yrs.. Band 3 yrs.. DECA 1 yr., Pep Club 1 yr., Girls Show Choir 1 yr., Voice Class 2 yrs., Piano Class 1 yr. GARY VOLTZ - FFA 4 yrs. DOUG WEAVER - FFA 4 yrs. DENNIS WHALEN - DECA 2 yrs.. Homecoming Attendant, Football 3 yrs., Basketball 1 yr., Track 2 yrs., F-Club 2 yrs. DONNA WHITEHEAD TONY WOODS DONALD YOESEL BRAD ZENTNER - Honor Roll 2'A yrs.. National Honor Society 1 yr.. Spanish Club 1 yr., Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Football 4 yrs-lettered 2 yrs., Basketball 4 yrs.-lettered 2 yrs. Track 1 yr., F-Club 2 yrs., County Government Day. VALORIE ZENTNER - Honor Roll 2 yrs.. National Honor Society 2 yrs.. Editor of Yearbook. Musical 2 yrs.. Band 4 yrs.. Stage Band 1 yr., Clarinet Choir 3 yrs.. Clarinet Quartet 2 yrs.. Mixed Clarinet Quartet 2 yrs.. Twin Rivers Conference Honor Band. District Music Contest 4 yrs., Spanish Club 1 yr.. Foreign Language Club 3 yrs. (Secretary 1 yr., Student Council Rep. 1 yr.). Pep Club 1 yr.. Math Contest 1 yr., Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Chorus 2 yrs.. Piano Class VA yrs.. Student Council 1 yr., Track 1 yr., Peru-Cooperating School Scholarship. 145 MIKE SCOTT - Band 3 yrs., District Music Contest 3 yrs. ?s. rf’f Y y 4f A - r ' Yr s