Gross High School - Heard The Latest Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Phil Fenton and Tony DeGeorge both won state wrestling championships. Tony and Phil are both returning to the squad next year. Dave Giandinoto and Tom Wolfe take class time to read Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice. Class time was often utilized to read the play out loud to better understand Shakespeare. The SHT... I cou1dn't have asked for a better senior year. There was so much spirit, not only in the senior class, but also with the juniors, sophomores, freshmen, faculty and administration. Whether it was a fundraiser or the loss of a family member, everyone stuck together, said Kevin Sharpe. A lot of new things greeted the students this year. There was a new principal, new uniforms, a new schedule, and the new post prom party, just to name a few. It was a year bursting with energy. State Championships were won, friends partied, awards were given, fads were followed, and memories were etched in everyone's minds. Tom Wolfe, '87 said, It was a banner year. A lot of memorable things happened. I know I won't forget it. closing I 2 O 5

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2047 index Thompson, George 120, 153 Thralls, Trevor 69 Thrush, Carrie 77, 164, 178, 179 Thrush, Traci 15, 17, 29. 69. 160, 165. 179, 197 Tiedeman, Anthony 69, 116 Tillery, Patrick 77 Tingelhoff, Amy 86, 155, 186 Tingelhoff, Kristen 31, 60, 106, 155 Tinstman, Katie 77, 186 Toledo, Carrie 60 Toledo. Mrs. Gwen 93 Tomcykowski, Guy 69 Tonkin, Lisa 31. 60, 130, 131, 153 TRACK 156-159 Trapani, Pamela 69, 95 Trapani, Patricia 69 Trede. Douglas 69 Tremblay. Joseph 86 Trentman, Maureen 81, 86, 186 Tripp, Christopher 69, 135 True, Audrey 21, 25, 60, 171, 186, 197 True, David 77, 171 True, Stephen 77, 120, 171 Trumm. Marc 77, 98, 186 Tuckson. Israel 60. 106. 164 Uhl.38Orry 21, 60, 129, 154, 155. 1iiS,f,jf68, 197 Uhl, Molly 86, 177, 200 Upah, James 86. 120 Urban, Brian 69, 86, 131, 144 Urbanski, Ann 86 Urbanski, John 107, 142 Uzendoski, Kerry 15. 21, 77, 111. 146, 163, 164 Uzendoski. Michael 15, 21, 29, 60, 116, 148, 149, 163, 164, 168, 196, 197 Vacqkgylgris 87, 129, 157 Vacekv,,tiMrs. Renae 92 voiiggierfrey 77, 185 Van Dusen, Gretchen 2, 21, 60. 181, 197 Van Griethuysen, Michael 97 Van Haute, Jaems 77. 153, 165, 198 Van Hotten. James 42 Vankat, Daniel 17, 21, 29, 69, 148, 165, 197 Vara, Chrostopher 60, 70, 129. 155. 197 Vara, Mark 60, 70, 129, 154, 155. 197 Vargas, Jose 87, 120 Vawter, Vicki 69, 185, 186 Velasquez, Diane 87, 146 Velasquez, Doris 77. 146 Vercruysse, Tracy 8, 60, 155 Vincentini, Richard 60 Vlcek, Michael 77 Vlcek. Robert 87 Vogel, Jeffrey 87 Vogel. Joseph 77 Vogel, Paul 60 Volcek, Brad 186 VOLLEYBALL 122-127 Vondra, Jeffrey 69, 103 Vondra, Michael 87. 120, 137. 151 Vondra, Shawn 69, 103 Vondra, Thomas 69, 155. 165 Vosler, Jody 17, 69 Vukov, Jennifer 69, 109 Waldo, David 87 Wall:WJetald 77, 191 Wall, Lori 87, 186 Waller, Thomas 87, 120, 144 Walls. Charles 69 Walsh, Patrick 9, 60, 116 Walter, Frank 69 Ware. Matthew 23, 60, 130. 131, 142, 164. 171 Ware, Mrs, Bonnie 92 Warner. Phillip 87, 144 Watkins, Bryan 87, 153 Weberg, Tammy 77 Wees, Douglas 77, 165, 194 Wees, Patricia 69 Wegner, Neal 69 Weibel, David 79 Weidner, Jodi 29. 69 Weidner, Kevin 87, 120 Weinand. Robert 87 Weis, Kathryn 79 Weldon, Joan 87 Welschmeyer, Bro. Joseph 92 Welsh, Douglas 21, 60, 130, 131. 165, 197, 198 Wessllng, Wendy 69 West, Mr. Thomas 92, 140 Wheeldon, Irvin 171 Wheeler, Matthew 60, 69 White, Timothy 79, 129 Whitney. Tamera 69, 146 Wichert, Michele 79 Wichert, Paula 79 Wickencamp, Amy 87, 157. 187 Widhalm, Kimberly 87 Widhalm, Thomas 60 Wiebelhaus, Mrs. Dorothy 92 Wieczorek, Jeffrey 69, Wiegand, Eleanor B7 Wilcox, Mary Beth 69 Wilhelm, Karin 87 Wilks, Robin 69 Willenborg, Wayne 69 Willenborg, Wesley 69. 103 Willson, Deanna 87, 177 Wilson, Susan 87 Winbinger, Beth 79, 129, 156, 157, 171, 186 Windels, Dawn 87 Wilbach, Barbara 60 Wolf. Andrew 19, 60, 116, 165, 171. 197 Wolf, Bernadet 17, 25, 69, 171 Wolfe, John 60 Wolfe, Thomas 69. 153. 165, 205 Wolfgram, Anthony 61 Wondercheck, David 79, 194 Woodling, Ryan 79. 198 Wrede, Jacqueline 69, 166, 167 WRESTLING 142- 145 WRESTLING CHEERLEADING 182, 18.3 Wright, Michaella 29, 69. 74, 129. 157. 165, 186, 197 Wrobleski, Joseph 69, 119 Yanqbor, Daniel 47, 69 YEARBOOK STAFF 192, 193 vecncsur, Ann 79 Yechout, Susan 61, 112 Yeshnowskl, Jennifer 87, 177. 186 Yilk. Todd 69, 187 Young, Miss Therese 92, 140, 141, 198, 199 Zadina, ,Charlene 69 Zagurski, Laura 69, 174 Zagurski, Scott 87, 120. 137 Zakaras, Jeffrey 61 Zakaras, Timothy 87, 120. 137, 159 Zalewski, Thomas 61 CQLOPP1 Heard the Latest, the 208 page 1986 yearbook, was published by Jostei Inc. Marc Fuller was the yearbook representative for Gross and Mike Cust border was the plant contact. The cover color was designed by editor Ka Kelly. The letters used in the cover, content page, division page, coloph and index are ransom style. The body copy and headlines on the divisi pages are printed in Stymie Bold. The body copy in the People section printed in Optima. Century School Book is the type style in the Academi section. Student Life type style is Souvenir. Seraph Gothic is the type style the Organizations section. Sports is Avant Garde. All headlines are in point with the exceptions of those headlines written in the Organizations ar Sports sections. A 60 point kicker and a 24 point headline was used by t Sports, while Academics used a 30 and 18 point headline. The type in ON 77 OUTSIDE is Seraph Gothic body and headline type. The table of contents f ON THE OUTSIDE is printed in News Gothic Condensed type. The black a white photographs that appear in Heard the Latest were provided by t Gross High Photography Club, Wide World Photos and The Bellevue Leader. color photographs were provided by Arnold Clark Studio, Spot color, blu was used in the Academics section. Special thanks to the following artis Kevin Keil for his work in ON THE OUTSIDE, Dave Lasaitis for his cartoon in t People section and to Bob Kohout for his drawing on the contents page. I HEARD THE LA TEST STAFF Editor ...........,..,.......... Student Life Editor . . Academics Editor . . Staff .,...,, People Editor . . . Staff ,..... Sports Editor .. Staff Organizations Editor . . . ON THE OUTSIDE Editor ., Advisers .......,...... Photography Adviser . . Zank, Allison 87, 186 ..........KatieKelly . . . Christy Coacher Michealla Wright Mary Reding , . . . Lisa LaCrosse Cindy Lindley Candi Stuart ., Maura Cavanaugh Jean McNeil Charlene Zadina . . . , . . Kevin Sharpe Joe Alfieri Nikki Godberson Devon Niebling Mike Poulin Darice Schirber .. . . , Colleen Reid .. Kevin Sharpe Jody Krupski Dale Schwalm . . , Steve Hamersky Ziccardi, Gina 69, 166 Zank, David 79 Zoucha, Beverly 79 Zelasney, David 59, 135, 150 ZOUCNO. Daniel 87. 120, 137 Zelasney, Janet 87, 127, 157 ZOUCNG. MGFK 61 Zelasney, Sandra 61, 165 ZUFOSKG- John 87 Ziccardi, Brian 69, 79, 120, 121, 142

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2 0 Gfclosing Tracy Koory smiles at a friend during a free period in the commons. The majority of students have two free periods which they can spend in the commons, the library or the resource centers. helpful h1nt for smoothing the on the wall. These boys are worki g the house in the Industrial Tech Matt Placzek gives Sean McMahon a n John McNeil takes time out from his principal's job to smile at the camera. As a result of the seniors reaching quota in the Walk of Thanks, John principal for a day.