Hastings High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hastings, NE)
- Class of 1982
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Everyone gets their say on how they should handle the procedure. Council Sponsors Folders The student council has taken part in many various fund rais- ing activities. This year the council held a contest to design the cover of a folder. The winner was Brenda Lambert. Mark Thaut did the lettering. With the money the council raised they hope to buy a mar- quee. A marquee is a sign tell- ing when up-coming events will be held. The council also hoped to re- vise the student council constitu- tion. Sitting: N, Filke, J. Anderson Front Row: A. Fagan, S. Scholtz, D. Black, K. DeWitt, B. Bennett, R. Crandell, K. Woodward, S. McDougal, T. Halsey, S. Hunter, Back Row: A. Moser, S. Hamburger, H. Hughes, J. Carr, B. Feis, D. Hamburger, S. Finley, A. Sanstedt, S. Ellerbee HQXEJS LQQPQIKQ Ark R . ' N V w ., .1 v Xx .A 1 HERE'S LO0KlNG AT FACULTY Ny 9 S 66SUPP0RT IS NEEDED Support personnel lare those people who do manyof the daily chores that must be done to keep the school operat- ing. Food must be cooked and served, the halls must be cleaned for each day: medical help must be there for those J. needing it: books must be lr checked outg and the enless vari- li ety of office work must be done. 'L The dedicated people filling those positions are most helpful Librarians: Connie Cramer, Deanne Barry, Sandra Peterson, Evadne Vaughan. Standing-Beverly Johnson, Kathryn Murray, Jean Holcombe, Nadine Walker, and Jean Portwood. in keeping Hastings High School humming throughout the year. ti! Cooks: R. Dedrickson, C. Ellingson, W. Williams, E. Plein, C. Einspahr, H. Hueske, D. Carmichael, N. Glover, Ann Orr, G. Thaut, and A. Uhrmacher. Y , ima i Custodians: Yvonne Gayer Cecil Brown Orville Einspahr Elmer Borchers Terry Feurt Randy Rutt Richard Potter Randy Ochsner 5 4 70 . .Q ,wat . is ,f 'QP' WY wr :A ' 5 Z, , . , , Nurse: Dona Landgraf 31-f Q -...mcper Secretaries: Becky Plambeck, Sharon Phinney, Diana Reiner, and Margaret Little IT ALL ADDS UP I feel most students are able to learn basic Algebra if they will put forth effort. My goal is to teach the fundamentals of Al- gebra in a way that the students will want to learn, says Mr. Mullins. Darrel Bonar Graydon Dill Rodney Epp Louis Graham Burl Janzen Stan May l L 1 Craig McDonald Earl Mullins Howard Sheley James Smith f Math problems take much concentration from A Webby fuzzy subject is in the science room. e r , student and teacher. Mr. Janzen helps student Lori Friend. Mr. Epp keeps score at many of the HHS games Jalaene Choquette Jean Claus Lynn Cordell Geniece George Michael Knight Betty Kort Glen Marshall Daniel McCarthy Richard Reimer Jody Schardt Tim Smith . wi 1f-eu, ' .iff 6'D0-IT- YUUHSELFN My goal is to provide the best educational program possi- ble for the young people of Has- tings. I further want to take ad- vantage of the opportunities provided, says art teacher Mrs. Betty Kort. i Above left: Mr. McCarthy points out that, this is the way it's done.' Above: Mr. Reimer gives directions. Skills Explored Mr. Koozer's goal for the 1981-82 school year was to see more students get involved in music and to develop an appre- ciation for music. Miss Teetor said she would like to see more students under- stand the value of P.E. Benny Congrove Dale Duensing Patrick Fischer Docker Hartfield Robin Koozer Mary Krull Sue McDougal Majorie Sneller Denise Teetor Bruce Wood Top Right: Denise Teetor looks on with intense thoughts. Right: Mr. Congrove shows much spirit as he leads a cheer. A wx, Are Full iiis Mr Packard's goal for the .i xxx: . . , , .q,, . Q X Q ' Carla Heclstrom Lan uages i an .. or f , as Helen Jacu ke 'B X I N Q ' ' X' X' 'sa .r ' ' w.. l i - was to see reading and competance climb and to get the kids to have a better ap- of the novel. Parlez vous francais? Madam-Lamski. Mr. May proves to us his audio visual skills in his English class Ronald Kort Elaine Lamski James May Jane May Scott Milliken Coralee Moser Cleon Ochsner David Packard Louis Pratters Ronald Veburg BUSINESS WURLDS EXPLURED Mr. Kenneth Fike said, My goal is the completion of the year and to inspire some of the students to enjoy and learn from history. mi Above: Mr. Wohleb checks on typists. Right: Mr. Roberts takes roll in a study hall. Gloria Clowe Kenneth Fike Clovice Hahn Richard Hawes Phyllis Hobbs Richard Kleiber Russell Leonhardt Floyd Marion Donald Nelson Mary Ann Niemoth Lanny Petit Rodney Roberts Joyce Sutter Al Stout Verlyn Wohleb Thomas Barry Oliver Bierman Patricia Carlson , i l i Communication is an important part of HHS as Mr. Cronin and Mr. James demon- strate. Spirit Is Promoted Mr. Cronin's goal for the year was to increase student pride in the school. Mr. Freeman wanted to have an increase in the commitments of students and staff to as high a degree of excellence as possi- ble. grief? - A little smile from Mr. Freeman as he goes about his job. Melvin Carlson Richard Cronin Duane Freeman Les Hamburger Leslie Harms Stephen James Gerald Kroeger William Locke Gerald Moser Elmer Murman Norman Sheets Guy Stocks Gary Trautman Joe Thompson FRESHMEN HAVE NEW EXPERIENCES It is known that some fresh- men were eagerly waiting to come up to the senior high to be part of the Tigerland spirit while some were still nervous about being on the bottom once again after finishing Ju- nior High. After the freshmen got up to HHS they realized it wasn't so bad after all. The freshmen eagerly took part in such organizations as band, athletics, Student Council, mu- sic and many more which proved to the upperclassmen that they would be terrific Ti- gers, also. Ron Adcock Shawn Adler Theresa Adler Kevin Anderson Craig Archer Melanie Asmus Carol Aspen Cheryl Aspen Scott Aulner Mark Bachali Kevin Baker Paula Bales Bret Bartleson Roxy Barton Tim Bates Brenda Belz Kevin Bigley Mike Bigley Paul Bishop Dawn Borrell Darin Brown Audrey Burge Brad Burmood David Burnham Kelly Burns Dina Bour Darrin Calboun Gina Caputo Carolynn Carl Gary Carter Tammi Casteel Scott Catchpool Scott Cates Jim Chamberlain Cheryl Christensen Bridget Cleveland DeWayne Crandell Don Cushing Robert Darnell Jodi Davis Tim Dedrick Gina Delgado Richard Delgado Kelly Dreher Ron Dunbar David Dye Marmion Edwards Lisa Egge Bernice Einsphr Bill Ellerbee Brent Englehardt Angie Fagan Casey Fielder Ned Fike Stefanie Fischer Beth Fisher Deana Flint Jacque Foley Margaret Foote Kim Forester Tricia Freeman Giovanna Fumagalli John Gaona Pam Garrison Randy Garver Brian Genung Rachelle George Todd Gillaspie Rodney Giltz Scott Ginter Mark Godding -M f,,...4-..,,,,,.i.,,, V I Wm Their book must be exciting! Cindy Goedert Brenda Grimmett Tony Gustafson Rusty Habel Melanie Hahn Mike Hahne Stan Halbmaier Kristy Haller Susan Hamburger Todd Hancock Lonnie Harrifield Mike Hartley Brenda Hartman Joni Hauff Keyin Hecke Brenda Hendricks Stephanie Hermes Craig Herndon James Herron David Hickman Todd Hinrichs Henry Hoffart Wendy Hofferber Mark Hoffman Dana Honn Tracey Horton James Howsden Heather Hughes Jon Hultquist Adam Hunt Kristi Hunt Tori Hunt Kathy Incerto Amy Jackson Steve Jackson Melissa Jeremias Elisabeth Johnson Scott Johnson Willie Johnson Susan Jones Michele Kaiser Paul Kamler Steve Karr Troy Karsting Mark Kent Debby Kimminau Mike Kirby Scott Kirkgaard Cheryl Kirkpatrick Tommy Kissell Todd Kissell Chris Kloppenborg Tracy Knight Danny Kofler Kelly Koos Kurt Kopisch Julie Kort Gina Krieger Robyn Kroger Rod Lacy I Left: Tammy Minnick and an unindentified friend seem to find Mr. Kroeger's office extremely funny. Above: Some freshman guys spend time conversing on the stairs during lunch. Below left: DeWayne Crandell, are you always such a macho guy? Be- low: Do you always have problems getting dressed, Ned Fike? mea- gf ix Above: These freshmen guys try to keep on top of things by reading the bulletin board. Above right: Jacque Foley gets dressed at the Foreign Language Party. David Landgren Jenny Langdon Brad Laux Kim Leonhardt Pam Lewis Angie Life Susan Lingren Doug Lindstrom Kim Louden Jerry Lukas Colette Lupkes Menda McKenzie Dan McKennis Becky MacDonald Jerry Macomber Steve Malesker Colette Mangers Didi Martson Tina Mickish Tammy Minnick Nick Minshall Sheila Moore Angie Morgan Joe Morganflash Cindy Morrissey Brian Morrow Amy Moser Susan Moul Marilee Mueller Todd Muir Juli Mulder Michelle Mullen Shane Mullen Lisa Myers Lonnie Myers Ron Myers Candi Nelson Sandy Nelson Todd Nelson Darren Norberg Molly Robinson cheers during a basketball game. Tom Kissell and his friends hang out in the halls Diane Nordyke Jeff Ochsner ,,,.. A, f f Rick Thaut has some fancy moves in P.E. Kim Rehbem ?1',51,g?' ,f ' ' S:-f, -' ' 1 Xt , Kim Reiman Darrell Oeltjen Diane Ore Christi Paulson Janine Pederson Kristie Peper Rhonda Petersen Rita Petersen Amy Petersen Trena Pool Jacki Popisil Linda Rector Mike Reed David Oxner Roger Parks Julie Prevette Jamey Pritts Lynn Rhodus Jennifer Richards Ed Rief Molly Robinson Kristi Rodgers Henry Romshek Kirk Rosberg Curt Rutt Lorraine Saba Sarah Sandstedt Janell Sanford Troy Schafer Robert Schmidt Mishelle Schroer Sheri Selko Tami Shay Gavin Shepherd Tracy Shutt , ,E Carolynn Carl and Robyn Waltemath hit the books and try to study. Shane Siler Pam Smith Scott Smith Susie Snell Bob Soares Jeff Spady John Spady Chad Stevens Linda Stevens Paul Sweet Scott Szafrajda Kristy Tackwell Robert Tanner Brian Taylor Rick Thaut Becky Thomas Lynn Thorsheim Lyn Throckmorton Trish Freeman is heavily guarded dur- ing a Freshman basketball game. Steve Tilley Pam Timmerman Brian Tjaden Jarrod Tramp Nho Tran Jeff Trimmingham Susan Vonnes Tracey Waite Robynn Waltemath Marc Ward Michelle Watson Dwayne Weber Mark Weinman Pat Weinman Tricia Welsh Todd Welton Lisa Westermann Sue Westman Jodi Whipple Jon Weist Teresa Wilbur Laura Willey Rob Woods Nathan Wright Randy Wynn Chris Yenni Jerold Jade - 9 Mark Godding, Bill Ellerbee and Dave Landgren walk down the hall discussing the female popu- lation at I-IHS. Above: Remember all the noise freshmen made rushing to lunch? Do they look that excited now? Below: Kim Louden looks a little surprised at being caught off guard. Lower right: Without freshmen guys to hold the wall up, itls sure to fall. SUPIIS IIN WAY UP Seniors think they're tops, juniors think they're best, but we are the class of 84, and bet- ter then all the rest. This seems to be the big motto for the sophomore class this year. They feel they are moving up at HHS. They seem to have adjusted to life at the high school quite well. The soph- omores have made their pres- ence known in sports, where they have many promising ath- letes. Deena Ackerman Brad Adrien Mike Adler Jennifer Alexander Joe Anderson Kayce Anderson Wade Anderson Sandy Andrews Julie Aspen Steve Barg Kim Bauer Kelly Bierman Devra Black Tammy Bland Stacy Bovee Mike Boyd Susan Brehm Lori Brewer Todd Brooks Candy Brown 'QQ A pastime for these soph girls is watching the boys go by iff' ij b 'E-nur gi' ,W rf i. 'ze ' ...avr kg -:sri-f ' ' rf ,. . we L2 , M. 3 'W 9 , A A ' v x 5 . 1. , I A - ,, A 9 . ' V 'Q li Bob Foote studies as Susan Ganow fixes her hair. Ryan Brown Todd Brown Christy Burge Mark Buscher Martha Canchola Kenny Campbell La Donna Carver Sonja Classen Brian Cleveland Joey Clifton Donna Cline Michelle Coffey Gale Cole Michelle Conaway Vicki Conaway Charles Connell ,, W , s,.,X., 1, Mewwmfm- f.-.v.4,WwM-w.- O Sean Conner Michele Consbruck Dawnette Coordes Stephanie Covert David Cully Tracy Darnell Jim Darnell Mary DeReise Susan Dickerson Darryn Dieken Kevin Douglas Pam Douglas Shirley Drake Jodie Drummond Pat Duntz Jon Englehardt Randy Erickson Tom Erickson Jodi Ernst David Esch Linda Evans Jamey Evans Kristin Ewing Creighton Faber s?Im ..m if S : gt X. X X3 .g P . a r 'Ns . is af 4. Sw at X .Q 2 Q . 5 Aa N v ff Q 4 El ii A .3 ,sg V? 9 W E D E Ne ns-fl Tb QE V Debbie Fehlhafer Ward Fergoda Brian Fielder Deb Fish Tod Fitzke Bob Foote Susan Ganow Russ Gartner Becki Gerloff Christi Gilbert Tammy Gildersleeve Dana Glover Alan Glover Ron Goings Dave Gustafson Louis Guttierrez Jim Hahn Michelle Halbmaier Jeff Hall Lori Halsey Steve Hansen Susan Hansen Kathy Hardy Jacqueline Harmon Lisa Harrifeld Machelle Harris Dan Hedlund Lorrie Helleberg Cyndie Henry Diana Hesse Suzanne Hilger Michelle Hill Cindi Hinrichs Mark Hinrichs John Hock Jeff Hoffart Chad Hofferber Kelli Hopkins Barb Howard Chris Hudson Susan Hunter Paul Hurt Kelly Jackson Dale Janssen Corey Johnson Debbie Johnson Michael Jorn '- , --c ui 'm 5 ya 5' W-2,9 , ,, M , ..,.,, M. KN? ff, an 7' U ' W' i ' 7 ,An ,,,, ,., ,W f V K an ' 21, 'W . , 1 ,V yfgg , I A ,.,, rlk ff ff- l vw ur , ,,,, ., Cf? 2 1 Rich Kapple Carol Kapuska Kim Karsting Chris Kennedy Reggie Kenny Troy Kirby Chris Kohtz Linda Kopke Dara Krueger Marilyn Lambert Nancy Lampher Dana Laster Rose Laumer Deena McCallister Scott McCartney Tiffany McCoy Some Sophomores are great at waiting for the bell to ring so they can run for lunch Q .fr -iwgrfrvf-x11-:elf 'fa' li: fi wg 1 now 40mm RN Mark McKinnis Steve McKinnis Brian Malesker Bill Marriner Margaret Marsh Todd Menze Jody Miller Josh Miller Monty Miller 'af Sophomores test their CI'6atlVlfy m Mrs Kort s art class in 'lf 4 if W 2 l . V , nw. ,.,, 7' K Carmen Valverdo and Kay Labreche talk it over while Jennifer Shaver looks on with amusement. ,.,XM t i Randy Erickson explains the facts of life to John Hock. Peter Miller Dave Morlan Lynne Morrey Erin Morrissey Michelle Mullins Susan Needham Jackie Nelson Shelly Nelson Rich Nikkila Mark Nowka Jeff Oatman Liz Oliver Bob Oltean Bob Osman Janet Palmer Michelle Pierce Greg Peters Todd Petit Kim Petzoldt Mark Placke Teresa Saddler Duane Sample Jim Sanderson Mike Schifferns Mark Schlachter Stacy Scholtz Bryan Schneider Jeff Schneider Scott Scholl Dale Price Scott Ramold Curt Reimer Wynnette Reiners Bernie Reiselman Gus Restrepo Tami Rhodes Tina Richardson Amee Rief Scott Reis Melissa Robinson Vonnie Rollins Gina Rolls Ronda Rose Angie Rupiper Joe Ruxton K Mx Nancy Lampher and Jodie Dri seriously toss a salad in Foods class 1 . in 1 1 Q , f M . I' , 1 X. 'fa 2 5 , 1 .,., .. i 2 ,Mg Q fi 'Q 1 Bill Schumm Tammy Scott Jennifer Shaver Danny Shea Kelly Shutt D.J, Simmons Randy Slansky Kim Sith Sandy Smith Joyce Stark Jacque Steiner Alan Stice Mia Stout Jane Strasheim Debbie Sutherlin Amy Sutton Stan Swanson Mark Thomas Charlotte Timmermann Ken Tippin Joan Trimmingham Wendy Tshauner , ,sa A, JM A V ' mf ,i Ac 4 , , wb -x ' Q ' f Y af T' 2 ' , Tracy Darnell, Kim Karsting, and Joyce Stark are sophomores studying hard in home economics. N Stephanie Turner Pam Utter Cathy Vacek Carmen Valverte Lisa VanLengen Melissa Vap Scott Walker Rick Waltemath Randy Weaver Julie Weber Dave Weir Kim Werbel Mark Wermeskerch Troy Westermann Bryan Wigert 4' 1 4 1 f ,I f 'W' . Wuxi 'W' , v -BP 5 in 1. 15:2 ,, ,,.,, ,,,, .J 'Z' K 1 'Q at f I 15 , 4 A ,Q ,ima ' 'Q , A K t g f . I f' Jay Zalman finds the power eraser handy when drawin his plans for a future home. Y , .4 gi WWW' fp, 1, 334 39 'H K' V, .U 3 A me if ,ua stef., usmxnr-' 'QMHYA V A WWW ,df Not pictured Craig Buck Lisa Burham Melissa Coutts Micheal Delgado Debbie Evans Belinda Foley Debbie Gilmore Tedd Gundersen Teri Gundersen Dick Hecht Julia Immel David Hurt Geraldine Karabel Lynn L'Heureux Kevin McCarty Janette Miller Deb Soukup Ron Stevens Ron Warburton Jolene Williams Valerie Wilmot Troy Wilson Becky Wolfe Kevin Wright Kim Yenni Jay Zalman T.lVI.H. Uffers Variety ,1 ,K Q K, - .X,xk NN Physical Education plays an important roll in the students daily activities One TMI-I activity was the in- volvement of the class with the ESU 419 Vocational Project as a pilot project. Seven of 11 stu- dents are involved in job training or job exploration. Four have regular part time jobs including running the grill at McDonald's restaurant, custodial work, and Day Care Center food prepara- tion. The class continued involve- ment in Nebraska Special Olym- , k k f pics. --1 l 5 ::'Q?i f1Q:5f---QQ W . . Q. .mf-gifigsfm ,ff :Xi s Tiffin ' 'W 7 ' Mary Krull, Sue McDougal, Linda Walsh, Dennis Colyer stu- dent teacher Bryan Carter Christy Clabaugh Abby Lee Davis Julie Engelhardt Belinda Foley James Kathman Sally Meents Lisa Schmidt tif.. Laura Ann Wickman Jeff Worley Not Pictured Betsy Poe Sue McDougal makes learning fun. MARGARETHA UERLING School Board Member 1975 to 1981 lt is a pleasure to bring greetings to the student body of Hastings High School in this outstanding school year. When we consider the record of the athletic teamsg the continued excellence of our musical organizationsg the activi- ties of the debate and forensic teamsg and the very constructive activities of the student council, it makes all of us proud to be associated with the high school and its students. All of these good things happened while our scho- lastic and academic excellence has been maintained. Superintendent Louis J. Kishkunas Strasheim Confident of System Mr. Dwayne Strasheim, school board President, said, I am es- pecially confident about what is happening in Hastings. We have nine dedicated school board members. We have intelligent, well-trained, and enthusiastic ad- ministrators, teachers, and sup- port staff who take their jobs se- riously. I am very, very proud of our school system, and I think it compares favorably with just about any system you might want to mention. 1981 1982 Board of Education Back Row: Dwayne Strashiem, Honey Lou Bonar, Dale Lamski, Connie Kvasnicka, Fred Drum- mond Donald Holt. Front Row: Ardyce Bolke, John Barta, Sally Smith. BUILDING YEAR F012 VARSITY The 1981-82 tiger team saw the debut of Coach Pat Fischer who came to Hastings High from Weber State College. He felt the highlight of the year was the Beatrice game. He also made comments on the year in general. I think the first year was a learning experience for all of us. We did really well with the number of boys out and the tough schedule. We played against some excellent teams and players. Welre shooting for 30 more players next year. Mitch Fraser and Bill Feis were the leading tacklers with 79 and 59 respectively. Darryn Dieken was the leading receiver with an average of 23 yards. Fraser also led the team in scor- ing and rushing, with 5 touchdowns and 690 yards in 8 games for an average of 86 yards per game. The teamls offense had a to- tal of 1650 yards- 1357 yards rushing and 273 yards passing for an average of 237 yards per game. Mark Kister and Mitch Fraser were both members of the Big 10 and Trans- Nebr. Conference teams. Bill Feis was also a mem- ber of the Trans team, and he along with Mitch Hinrichs re- ceived Honorable Mention on the Big 10 team. HASTINGS 6 NORFOLK 19 HASTINGS 22 LEXINGTON 0 HASTINGS 7 FREMONT 35 HASTINGS 0 MCCOOK 35 HASTINGS 29 BEATRICE 20 HASTINGS 0 COLUMBUS 21 HASTINGS 0 GRAND ISLAND 13 HASTINGS 9 KEARNEY 20 l l The Tiger gridders show their strength against the Islanders. Right: Coaches Mike Knight and Benny Congrove watch the game with extreme in- terest. Far Right: An unidentified Tiger prepares to hit the dirt. . 9 M, 423 is , - N 6. V W., ,, 5--, -M V 'Ze' ffm pi W- 4:52963 H 11 'if' f - JV ' - i-fr 415 , ur r'V 'ff s ' s. , V V 3 -. 1 J. 4, . we-V M, fa ,- if ,H ,. Q Y? P A V A , h I , K M ing . ' V' ' ' if gi' G Z A nj, ,VM , 7 VV., V me -- ,V 4 as , at I' , . , - V . V ,, fs V 'lll l rf f, V i. T , C Q , . .og A A ,, ,I Q . ,L ,az if In B,,,g,zf,,, . ,mkv Av 0 . , V, W Qi? V D V ' - 8 Q Vi va:-i lo. V ,J .Vi - sr f lx iv 1 I A A , fl, I X I ,li ng k, f jf, h ,, . ,.,,4 I ,ki V, QV! ary, flxag Y, , in V A l s ,rf , V, :gg . -Q ., - VV W sv , A Vw . a V 'ff .. . . 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K f f ' - - A-4 iih,ggQ,nfS,V5 A ,V filgli'-g if 52:5,.'e523jfav'xVg? ,C'x1::H.,'2 xf3Q3Egii?r 'afiifw fair, 3gV22xgg,57'25kf Qjs,YQ-:??Lf,, 51:3-5 vi tw- ,V ' A Front Row L. to R,: John Prevette, Steve Consbruck, Rick Goering, Dan Classen, Bob Gerard, Sc Robinson, Mitch Hinrichs, Russ Thaut, Mitch Fraser, Mark Kister. Second Row: Matt Reimer, Bob Osmun, Bill Feis, Bob Eric Thaut, Robb Bunde, Roger Aspen, Scott Henry, Robb Glassmeyer, Reggie Kenny, Duane Sample, Todd Brown, Lambert, Ken Johnson. Third Row: Dave Cully, Jim Sanderson, Todd Brooks, Steve Hunt, Brad Cramer, Craig Hinrichs, Hilger, Bryan Wigert, Alan Glover, Mark Ruberson, Jon Engelhardt, Monty Coordes, Mike Harri Mark Foote, Mike Walt 5, Troy Kirby, Jeff Medcalf ott Hiatt, Scott Nitzel, Mgr. Back Row: Coaches Mike Knight, Benny Congrove, Jim May and Gary Trautman, Josh Miller, Steve Kiolbasa, Jamie Carr, Art Herron, Coach Pat Fischer. help. Above: Ken Johnson does his job of stopping the l Left: Mark Kister tries to get around an opposing player, as another Tiger comes to other guy. Above: You're not tired are you, Ken Johnson? Top Right: Matt Reimer struggles to stay on his feet. Right: Mark Kister is depending on the Tiger Offense to block for him. IQE. If-.. . ..2A,,1 ,iv hx, ,-.-ir: 'Q , . .f:gf::'1':-J: , 15:11:35-213: ' , 5 5i5?5iE5i5ff' -,, 17 , , 3, 4 45 ,h ' Y - I fi iw 1 - 4? -i ll. ' X ' ' V . f wfv' ,v L W ,. J R Q ', 7' -.. k241aZ'11,m ' A . , sl ,,,,x1a1,!1su,4' X ,1 Q . 'Q 9 y in gzztcrkv 51:5 G,- , :L A r!Ql',l5 ijfj W ,V ,. f , f7'f' 'mi , A I -1'.,j.jfL.1J, 5 ,, 'T-fi K 7 an-. Q11.113g3q32:Zf?51ifif ,f ' za-Saw , M11 fm- My , -4:55545.-4.1-1-:-.-ra-.-.-.5-:-:'.+1Q- I' V I 1.55-.-.:.....-,.,,:,:,-.1.,.- . +'ffwfw:2+1--ff 5 f - ' ', il ' 3'f?Tf A,,. Qilfznfzjff' . W , gf -A ff H aww, .M ,sf ,,M2if- ,x A551 JV TEAM TRIES T0 SUCCEED I think tbe best part of the season was the win against Be- atrice. It showed the players and I that we could win. I'm glad we had a JV football team to get ready for the following years, said Jim Sanderson after the completion of the JV season. Following two opening losses the JV team quickly regrouped to down Beatrice 19-12. The rest of tbe seasong however, the team was unable to muster a win against tough opposition. Bob Foote summed it up saying, It will help us to be varsity ma- terial. Hastings 13 Columbus 32 Hastings 7 GINW 14 Hastings 19 Beatrice 12 Hastings 0 No. Platte 28 Hastings 0 Grand Island 30 Hastings O Kearney 42 Break!'l How many times did that one word lead to the beginning of a new play by the junior varsity players? W .L f mb -mme' , 9 ik if 1 f li, -- 'J 0 ' N9 K pl , l ,A jj I 1 ' W? Q 5 if 'I . 3 r r VM,,4,.i be 9' S ea' i f I 5 i ,ww g W , 45: f xx , f' Q I t Q sr. .- vi If Soph FB Rebuilds The Tiger Sophomore Football season ended with a 0-2 record and a game against GI North- west was cancelled. They lost 13-14 against Kearney. The game could have been easily won but Kearney scored their winning touchdown with only a minute left. They also lost to Minden 0- 18. They had one touchdown which was called back. Minden scored on one interception and a fumble that they picked up and ran in for a touchdown. I thought the team did a good job, Coach Trautman said. I thought they gave good effort both games. They also gained some valuable experience which will help them next year. I also thought Reggie Kenny, Jon Englehardt, Darryn Dieken, Darryn DiekenK42l tries to make a spectular catch but can he make it? and Allan Glover turned in good performance throughout the sea- son. 3 V 1. L al P fi. r l Allan Glover 1531 is hopeing for his chance to play in the game. .n Reggie Kenny 1211 gains yardage for the Tiger Offense. Darryn Dieken knows how to do the bump - FRESHMEN i PLAY WELL The Tiger Freshmen finished the season with a 4-4 record. They were 3-1 in the Great Plains Conference, good enough for a second place finish. They gained victories over Kearney, Holdrege, G.I.Barr, and Colum- bus. The team lost to North Platte Adams, Minden, G.I.Walnut, and G.I.Northwest. The season team totals: 214 yards rushing against G.I.Barr, 237 yards rushing against Co- lumbus, and 138 total yards of passing against G.I.Northwest were some of the highlights. A solid defensive unit could boast of successful, game-win- ning, goal-line stands against Kearney,G.I.Barr, and Columbus where an intercepted pass was returned for a record 98 yards for a touchdown by Curt Rutt. Standout Bob Soares reflects a loss. Coach Carlson gives instructions. HASTINGS 7 N.P.ADAMS 13 HASTINGS 7 KEARNEY 6 HASTINGS 6 MINDEN 18 HASTINGS 35 HOLDREGE O HASTINGS 15 G.I.BARR 8 HASTINGS 8 G.I.WALNUT 35 Freshmen boys show their strength against an opposing team. HASTINGS 3 GIIDNORTHWEST 20 HASTINGS 13 COLUMBUS 6 aaa- e Xhwa I. '-1, IFA Front Row L. to R.: Bret Bartelson, Jeff Ochsner, Nathan Wright, Brian Taylor, Paul Sweet, Mike Kirby, Scott Parks, Rod Lacy, Mark Godding, Dave Landgren, John Gaona, Steve Jackson, Second Row L. to R.: Chris Yenni Mgr., Tim Dedrick, Danny Koffler, Ron Adcock, Scot Szafrajda, Adam Hunt, Kevin Baker, Rick Thaut, Mark Bachali, Bill Ellerbee, Jim Herron, Lonnie Myers, Todd Welton Mgr., Back Row, L. to R.: Head Coach Mel Carson, Randy Garver, Mike Hahne, Steve Tilley, Robert Soares, Curt Rutt, Don Cushing, Pat Weinman, John Spady, Mike Bigley, Todd Hinrichs, Brian Tjaden Coach Joe Thompson, Not Pictured-DeWayne Crandell, Mike Reed. X-Country Team Excells The 1981 Hastings High School cross country team had a fine season in placing high in several of their meets. The team was made up of four seniors and two juniors and an impressive amount of sopho- mores. The team was lead by Scott Finley and Brian Kranau both seniors and Kelly Bierman an outstanding sophomore. Both Finley and Kranau were cited for their fine leadership. The team was 1st in the Be- atrice dual and 1st in tbe Minden triangular. They were 2nd in the Kearney Invite, Trans Nebraska and the tough Big Ten. Their biggest dissapointment was not qualifying for the state meet. Coach Steve James said, Overall this season was a very successful and satisfying season for everyone involved and it was seeing each individual improving in their running ability and growth in character that made it a very rewarding season. ,,. ,Q A . 1, . , xzfwi' ' Vx ' as - , 4, f' 4117 ' , as .2 , 6r,4,,v '- i '-if MAF' f K The Tiger cross country team makes last preparations before their big meet. I 35155: W W z.. wwf-f' Steve Hansen is closely followed by a Beatrice runner. Kranau is leading Bierman and Croner as they cross the bridge. QUE T3 4 TAME5 GANC5 Front Row, L. to R.: Julia Foote, Coach Steve James, Jane Kvasnicka Second Row, L. to R.: Corey Johnson, Jamey Evans Steve Hansen, Richard Tramp, Rick Waltemath, Todd Petit Back Row, L. to R.: Kelly Bierman, Scott Croner, Brian Kranau Scott Finley, Scott Walker, Mark Schlachter 5' , 1 3 FII ,V J J,.... ' L IFF' W B Jane Kvasnicka pushes on to the finish line, Coach James gives a final word of inspiration before a dual meet. V-BALLERS ARE DIS- APPUINTED The lady tigers finished 3rd in the Trans -Neb. Conference. Lorie Arneson and Barb Bennett were named to the Trans. Neb. all Conference team. The team was also 6 out of 8 in the Big Conference. Lorie Arneson along with Cheryl Nelson were named to the East Big 10 all conference team. Miss Teetor said, this was the most dedicated team I have had and they had a never-say- die attitude. Barb Bennett said, we didn't always come out on top but we had a good team and the season was a lot of fun. Coach Teetor said, We start- ed the year out by winning the second game of the season and it looked like we would be off to a really good start. But we just got edged out of quite a few games because the ball didn't bounce our way. We took most teams 3 sets which was a major improvement. We played them tough right to the end. Ahhh, Let's get psychedf' was the common chant for the start of every game! is X F9 What a terrific move Barb Bennett, bending over backwards to get the hit! Front Row, L. to R.: Terri Smith, Cheryl Nelson, Julie Kroger, Paige Fanning, Stacy Scholtz, Barb Bennett, Back Row,L. to R.: Head Coach Denise Teetor, Debbie Miller, Barb Howard, Lorie Arneson, Mary Janssen, Ann Sandstedt, Diana Dunham, Liz Buckley, Mgr. Terri Smith moves in to make the play. Ann Sandstedt, drives over another score for the Tigers. ,iff e ' Top Left: Cheryl Nelson, Senior, No. 22, is ready and waiting for the ball to make her successful set to a team member. Right: Blocking the opponents ball high above the floor is Terri Smith No. 40. Above: Spirit and support is high on the sidelines as team members cheer on the rest of the team to a victory win!!! Q. ?',,Z',,V 'gal aww an on 5 if X Q2 1 VB TEAM improves The 1981 Hastings High School junior varsity volleyball team had a 3-6 record under first year assistant coach Genice George. Despite having a losing record, this years record was much improved over last years. The highlight of the year was the win at Kearney in straight sets 15-13, 15-3. This was a most satisfying win because Kearney is known for their fine teams. Leading setters were Paige Fanning and Stacy Scholtz. Mary Janssen, Barb Howard, Jane Lake, Lori Draper and Tami Ad- ler were leading spikers. Coach George said Over all this was a successful season and the girls developed into a fine, well-rounded team. Right: Tami Adler awaits to make the big hit.7' Above: Sue Fast gets ready to get in the game. Front Row, L. to R.: Sharon Smith, Susan Ganow, Kim Petzoldt, Michelle Conaway Devra Black Susan Brehm Sonja Classen Back Row, L. to R.: Ass't Coach, Genice George, Susan Fast, Angie Rupiper Vonnie Rollins Jane Lake Tami Adler Lori Draper, Cathy Cooley, Student Teacher Assistant The Tiger gals take a tough defeat from Kearney. The tigers finished 5-4. Freshmen Succeed The 1981 Freshmen Volley- ball team finished with a 5-4 record. The B team finished 5-3. Top performers for the sea- sons A team were Juli Mulder as the top server point wise, Angie Life, Lynn Thorsheim as top hitters and Becky Thomas and Menda McKenzie as top set- ters. For the BH team Robin Waltemath was top server, Su- san Hamburger top setter and Sue Moul was top hitter. Trish Freeman was cited as being the most dependable player on the A team. Front Row, L. to R.: Susan Jones, Angie Fagan, Trish Freeman, Menda McKenzie, Sue Moul, Angie Life, Becky Thomas, Rob- in Waltemath Second Row, L. to R.: Coach Sandy Warner, Heather Hughes, Mgr., Jodi Whipple, Tammy Minnick, Amy Moser, Juli Mulder, Kristi Hunt, Lynn Thorsheim, Susan Hamburger, Pam Lewis, Mgr. TEAM HAS GO0D YEAR The 1981 tennis team had 9 lettermen this season, 4 seniors and 5 juniors. This was the larg- est number of lettermen in re- cent years. The two most out- standing players this year were 3-year-lettermen Steve Sholtz and Ken Zaroban. Ken played in the number one singles position in the tournaments and led the team in singles victories. Steve Sholtz was number one on the challenge ladder all year and played number one doubles in all tournaments. I-le was elected to recieve the Hastings Tennis Association award as the out- standing player this season. Steve and junior Lynn Francis led the team in scoring this year. Together they made the quarter-finals at state. They lost in a close three-set match against the eventual state dou- bles champions from Norfolk. Mike Falk, another senior, won two matches at state before los- ing in the quarter-finals. Coach Fike summed up the season saying: We had a very young team this year with only 2 returning lettermen. Our 5-4 dual record was fairly good con- sidering our lack of experience. The 5-4 dual record was very indicative of our season as we lost 3 matches by the score of 5-4. Junior Varsity completed a very sucessful season this year with 13 players and a 5-O sea- son. Top Right: Lynn Francis gets ready for his next ace. Middle Right: Mike Falk shows his best form while missing the ball. c -.-..-qn- 1 kf?-.f' 1- ' ,ffl 'fr A-Ng 'I ff i Lim 1 , . k wa . r Akgtyga. , .M,5?1.Mgf I , 'V V., :qi-5 ' 1 4' At' ' 4 f' L L 1 Left: Senior Steve Sholtz returns a serve with style. Above: Grant Nitzel and other stars wait for a court. f-M' ' sf' 49314 Front Row, L. to R.: Bruce Hoffman, Mike Falk, Steve Scholtz, Junior Dias, Ken Zaroban, Ned Fike, Joe Anderson, Dan McKinnis Back Row, L. to R.: Coach Ken Fike, Grant Nitzel, Todd Kalberg, John Schlachter, Lynn Francis, Darin Workman, Randy Crowl, Mark Thomas, Randy Kimminau, Tom Sachtleben. 61 fAW c , . 1 L-2f,,.5,..Qg,,,4 ,,,,,f ,kf,L ,cm , S, Top: Junior John Schlachter seems to be enjoying his practice. Top Right: No. 2 seed Ken Zaroben starts out his singles match. Above: Randy Crowl is backed into the fence. Right: Sophomore Joe Anderson tries his best to look interested in tennis. xz V, ,...mww:N ' ,....m ' Top: Varsity letterman Steve Sholtz takes a short break. Top Right: Mike Falk works on his serve at practice. Above: Junior Lynn Francis warms up his opponent. Middle Right: Tom Sachtleben returns a serve at Libs. Right: Ken Zaroben looks annoyed with his singles match sqmuns PROMOTE SPIRIT The Varsity Football cheer- leading squad had a good year in 81-82. They cheered the Var- sity Tigers on at all home and away games. The Varsity squad cheered the Tigers on to victory over Lexington and Beatrice. They also saw the debut of coach Pat Fischer. The freshman and sophomore squads also had a good year, promoting spirit and learning new cheers. Varsity Football cheerleaders: Ann Ecker, Briggette Watson, Jill Fingeret, Debbie Jeans, Denise Mangers, Freshmen Yell Leaders Janine Peterson Rita Peterson Sheri Selko Wendy Hofferber Tammi Casteel Soph. Yell Leaders Kim Smith Mia Stout Margaret Marsh Kathy Hardy Debbie Fehlhafer Right: Deb Jeans watches the crowd at a home game IBA, IVA HAVE FUN SEASIJNS The 81-82 intramurals pro- gram was a huge success with good turnouts in bothlprograms. Both basketball and volleyball had lots of talent shown. The IVA champs were: Mike Smith, Doug Gartner, Mark Peterson, Joeff Trimmingham and Deb Jeans. The IBA champs were: Scott Eldred, Dan Classen, Bill Fies, John Schlachter, Lynn Francis, Paul Brownlee, Scott Finley, and Robb Harding. The high point in the IBA season was the Bare Bodkins victory over the Faculty Fardels 43 42. The game was heavily stacked against the Bodkins with payed re s scorekeepers and timekeepers The Fardels were also guilty of recru1t1ng players from top ten college teams Top Right The junior senior IBA champs the Bare Bodkins Right The freshman sophomore IBA champs Be- low The IVA champs 'K f 9 , Wx - D fi'-I 'fl' . xl' X I K K X Rf Ki n -1- r u '1' H- I , ,N Q 0 1533 -ff my 1- ws sf + sr Q' : I 35:5 5? I W 1+ ww I rx -iff wr ,WE it x X f Msg 4, 5 msgs . as , uk sore-S3 aio 'ff X a I Swag 3 I t XKQJ N I 3 Wg, xc. rm . 'fif 1, .3 'hi ffz-5515 N Q ,. qs. i Maw' , .ff a -.J 1 f fx. K. .,f Crandall And Fraser Crowned The 1981 Royalty night began with the annual tapping convoca- tion. Tapped were Mitch Hinrichs, Scott Nitzel, Bill Oltean, Mitch Fraser, Bill Pies, Mark Kister, Barb Bennett, Kara DeWitt, RaNae Crandell, Diana Dunham, Cheryl Hinrichs and Kim Woodward. The senior girls were escorted on to the field at half time during the Hastings-Be- atrice football game. Crowned were RaNae Crandell, Queen and Kim Woodward, Princess. 3 5 ,A g X... - l- iyr if , r a y V Q M iw Q Q ' 1 , I l Inn, ' 4, ' W 'fu , 'W Wm 'W rf 6 -riffs' .r E Mitch Fraser was crowned by last yearis king Jim Hurt. Bill Feis was crowned prince by last years prince, Scott Messler. To add to the festivities, Hastings beat Beatrice 29-30. A, -,ggi R l wn- w 5' S Above: Ranae Crandell is con- gratulated by her classmates. Left: The escorts wait their turn to take the field. 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X. -um Q ' A AM Left: The 81-82 queen, RaNae Crandell, is congratulated by her class mates, Above: Mr. and Mrs. Dale Nitzel congratulate Kim Woodward. 1 x i is S2 5. git if lifsi,-,, lgil i Above: The candidates get together on the field before the activities. Top Righty Mark Kister is picked from the audience to be a candidate. Rightg Miss Pat Carlson taps Mitch Hinrichs. Top: The candidates gather for a group picture in back of the school. FALL PLAY BIG HIT The fall play, The Missing Link, played to enthusiastic crowds both Friday and Satur- day night. This well written play was interpreted delightfully by its young cast. Making strong debuts were Susan Ganow as Lindy, and Steve McKinnis as Simmon. Lisa Norwood, also in her debut per- formance was a highlight of the third act. Diane Boese, another newcomer, stole the show with her portrayal of Fiona, the trod- den-down secret admirer of Simmon. Unfortunately, talented actor Paul Brownlee, was forced to give up the role of Jake, due to health reasons. Thom Howard was able to pick up the part and he gave a marvelous perfor- mance in it. Ironically, this year's ingenue, Lisa Westermann, played the oldest character in the story. She shows promise and will cer- tainly be here next year. Jim Myers, in the leading role, showed himself to be no begin- ner. Old familiars Gwen Conaway, Larry Holcombe, and Sue Schmidt were a major part of this thoroughly enjoyable play. Regan Copple was really con- vincing in his role as a savage. The man behind all the won- derful performances is Ronald Veberg, theatre teacher here at HHS. Not only did he direct the play, but he also decided on the set. Gwen perpares to go to the wedding while Larry perpares for Bermuda Above: Corey and Rick hard at work. Across: Lisa Westermann looking for the Linkl , avg-.4 4 ' A 5- as ! Above: Philippa lDiane Bessel asks Link where he is. Left: after looking at the limousine the cast returns to the stage, NT Applause! Applause! The players are rewarded at the curtain call. 1 ix CD2 .1-fm FL ATF 1'XY'iQf3 THIS LITTLE TIGER WENT wsyflle lf ,.: Pwnc y,LTH bfi!- sffrn f i f 1 5' 2, ' -3 4 5 iw TX af 4 3 E E 5 E , 5 ii Af. . L fair - as J UN IURS: THE CLASS l W MCLASSQQ This year's junior class . . . the class of '83 was definitely the class with class The ju- niors had a very exciting year filled with many new and excit- ing changes. They experienced the new freedom of having open campus and finally got rid of the dreaded term, Uunderclassmanf' The juniors had many exciting things happen to them this year. They united to make the win- ning poster in the Spirit Week competition and united for the all-important Prom in May. The juniors this year excelled in many areas ranging from sports to scholastic achievement. Al- though most juniors loved their new freedom as juniors, all ju- niors could admit that they were anxiously awaiting their senior year when they could rule the school. One junior summed up the feelings of most juniors by com- menting that she thought her ju- nior year was great, but that being a senior will be the ulti- mate! Shi Adler Tami Adler Dana Alexander Rhonda Alexander Jeff Anderson Roger Aspen Donald Aulner Floyd Baker Tami Baker Suzan Baldwin Jeanna Bauman Jay Beckby Dannette Bell Lynda Beman Craig Bengtson Diane Boese Denise Bohrer Kim Bond Connie Brewer Debbie Brewer Robb Glassmyer poses for a picture during his Industrial Arts class Bob Fish watches a girls BB game. Randy Crowl Julie Crowley Christina Darnall Lance Davis Danny Dedrick Connie Degener Paula Diers Sonya Dittmer Mark Doiel Whitney Drake Lori Draper Ray Duering Dale Dunbar Emily Eckblade Stacy Ellerbee Lee Ann Ellermeir 'K I Michele Brink Dee Dee Brown Peggy Brown Sammy Bruntz Liz Buckley Robb Bunde Mark Burchess Lynn Burge Pam Bush Jeff Calhoun Shannyn Callan Debra Callihan Connie Carl Jamie Carr Mary Cassell Greg Catchpool Carrie Chartier Rick Christy Johnanna Cline John Connolly Monty Coordes Gretchen Copple Brad Cramer Scott Croner N Sharon Smith shows her yoga ability James Esch Mike Faber Paige Fanning Jill Farrell Susan Fast Sarah Fiegelson Kathy Fingeret Bob Fish Chris Fisher Tim Fleener Lynn Francis Mark Fraser Anne Friborg Lorie Friend Vicky Fuller Linda Fullerton Doug Gartner Wanda Ginter Robb Glassmyer Brent Gollner Allan Grimmett Rachel Grummert George Gundelfinger Amy Hageier Trisha Halsey Dave Hamburger Billy Hardy Mike Harris Michelle Hartman Dale Henrikus Scott Henry Jon Herringer Kay Herringer Walt Hilger Jolie Hill Craig Hinrichs Janet Hlavaty Alan Hoback Joanne Howard Steve Hunt Jennifer Hurd Mary Janssen Deb Jeans Renee Job Bobby Jones Brenda Jones Vince Jurgena Todd Kalberg t l. ,f - .-9 , p f: r t. , l we ia, 5 -ibn J sk N tx Jeff Medcalf helps during a game Here, Michele Brink and Ann Moul pose during a game while trying to flatter the photographer. ,- Y I, iw!! Deb Jeans wears common HHS cloth- Tim Leonard Leon Lindstrom Ken Locke Alma Lowry Jill Lukas Debbie McCord Dave McCrabb Scott McCune Julie McVey Sandy Mace Lisa Marfisi Anne Marsh Ronna Martson Sue Martson Paula Mazour Jeff Medcalf Clay Meininger Curt Messler Jim Meyer Shelly Miller Bobby Minshew Angie Mitchell Teresa Monthey Joanna Moore Paige Kelly Patricia Kempkes Michelle Kennedy Teresa Kennedy Heidi Kenny Randy Kimminau Patty Kingsley Steve Kiolbasa Denise Knapp Kerwin Kruger Brenda Kruger Tom Kubicka Jeff Lacy Jane Lake Laurie Lamberson Dave Larsen Stacy Ellerbee . . . Don't sleep now' Qigeif i ' :'fG : ff , ,.,, , f, ,, 4 6 72,7 ,K 4 ' 9 'F 'V A- 2 .. .k, , W. . 1 Here, som Mike Morris Ann Moul Grant Nitzel Tim Nitzel Becky Noble Lisa Norwood Leigh Ochsner Lynn Ochsner Mike Ochsner Karen Ocker Herbie Otis Debbie Park Karen Parker Kevin Peters Jim Peterson 'Ab ,Kyra-, e junior Tigerettes try to make some excitement on the bridge by trying to form a pyramid. . Kristin Peterson intently watches a HHS football game Kristin Peterson Mark Peterson Rachelle Phillips Jane Pittman Shelly Pontine lvy Potts Matt Ramsey Kim Ready Dean Reichert Cathy Reid Matt Reimer Terri Richardson Rockey Richey Patty Robinson Richard Roby Jon Rodgers Doug Gartner tries to be studious during Algebra 3-4. Mike Ochsner eagerly learns to type Stan Rose James Roth Mark Ruberson Renae Ruxton Tom Sachtleben Ann Sandstedt John Schlachter Gail Schmidt Sue Schmidt Jane Schumm Kay Schumm Russ Sealey Hamburger watches a JVBB C. Xvkkwx . xvw 11. - .- Ruth Shively Sharon Smith Wendy Snyder Angie Soucie Sarah Spady Hilary Sperry Greg Steiner Raejean Stevens Richard Stockton Scott Svoboda Jeff Sydow Karen Taylor Eric Thaut Mark Thaut Darren Theesen Debbie Thomas Kolleen Thomas Mark Thomas Cindy Thuman Bill Tillemans Here, Ruth Shively, Ann Sandstedt, and Lorie Friend pose for a shot doing what they do best-goofing around!!! Shelley Timmerman Cherry Toney Richard Tramp Scott Turner Tami Tyson Patricia Valverde Curt Van Wey Wayne Versaw Bryan Warburton Briggette Watson Valerie Wermeskerch Heidi Whitcomb Scott Whitcomb Tanya Willey Michelle Willy Julie Wilson Weston Woods Cheryl Woolsey Darin Workman Alice Yeager Alice Yeager takes out some studytime to talk to someone across the classroom during class. Connie Carl wants to know, Who me? Susie Zeadow Daye Zielke M., Not Pictured: Michelle Anderson Carrie Pritts Tony Borrell Scott Robinson Kim Carter Shelley Rutt James Darnell Tracy Ryder Don Finningsmier Merle Sample David Kepford Le0n Zarek Carolyn McNitt These crazy junior girls do their own King Tut dance. W ' M' fn Q if li , Q ,Q Ken Locke gives Ann Moul a hand during General Physics class as Ann works on a problem while Ken helps with the lab. TIGERETTES SPURT A NEW LO0K Tigerettes, take the floor! The 1981-82 Tigerettes took the floor in new style this year. The brand new uniforms and pom- poms added sparkle to their per- formances. Under the leadership of Carrie Uerling, the Tigerettes marched in the Harvest of Harmony and Melody Roundup parades. They also performed ot our home football and basketball games. The spirit of the Tigerettes was summed up by Kim I-lahne, who said: The best part was the performances, but the worst part was the 7 a.m. practices. Below: Tigerettes perform Free Ride at a pep rally. X bs OK, picture time. Everyone settle down and smile! f The Tigerettes kick up their heals to Dallas . M1 1 x Y: WSW' 3 Q , V4 G STAFFERS CDMPLETE YEARBUUK This year's staff kept busy all year to complete the yearbook so the books could be returned and distributed as soon as possi- ble. This year's staff included thir- teen people: Jill Farrell, RaNae Crandell, Tricia Burgess, Connie Carl, Mary DeRiese, Gena DeRiese, Sue Blauvelt, Jane Kvasnicka, Julie Crowley, Dave Hamburger, Kim Hahne, Renee Goering, and John Schlachter. Kim I-lahne served as this year's editor-in-chief and section leaders were Jill Farrell, Connie Carl Kim Hahne, and John Schlachter. Pictured below is Ken Locke playing Santa Claus for Jill Farrell and ReNae Crandell. Staff members take life easy in the privacy of their lounge. l- .. -ew 'l jg 5 l ' 3 my The 1981-82 Tiger Cub staff of only six members put out 15 issues of the paper. Three special issues of the Ti- ger Cub were published. The Christmas issue was dis- tributed the day before Christ- mas vacation and included a full page of letters to Santa. For the first time ever the Tiger Cub had a Student Creativity Issue made up of artwork, poetry, photographs and other creative efforts of the students. The final special issue was the annual Senior Issue. The responsibilities of the staff members were writing all the stories for the paper, planning the layout for the paper, writing headlines, selling advertising, pasting-up at Cornhusker Press, and distributing the papers. Jane Kvasnicka headed up the staff this year as editor-in- chief. Page editors were Katie Connolly, sports editor, Alma Lowry, feature editor, and Melo- dy Paulsen, editorial editor. Re- porters were LeaAnn Ellermeir and Erin Morrisey. Jane Kvasmcka ............... Editor-in-Chief Melody Paulsen. ......... Editorial Editor Alma Lowry ......... ...... F eature Editor Katie Connolly ......,.....,..... Sports Editor Lea Ann Ellermeier ..... ..,...... R eporter Erin Morrissey .......... ........, R eporter Sara Burgess ........ Mr. Glen Houtz .... Reporter Advisor URCHESTRA NEBRASKA 'S LARGEST This year the orchestra had 66 members, the largest high school orchestra in the state of Nebraska. Performance during the aca- demic year included a string clinic in October with Dr. Timo- thy Kolosik working with the players, the annual Mid-Winter concert, the 26th annual Has- tings-G.I. Orchestra Festival with Dr. Glen Block, and the annual spring concert in May. This year Hastings had 9 players accepted to NMEA Or- chestra, 16 to the Plainman Honor Orchestra, and 3 to Has- tings College Honor Orchestra. Orchestra music is difficult to read and takes skill and concertration. .- 'fx'-',. Bass players practice their music. Orchestra students performed the spring concert at the City Auditorium Mr. Wood leads his students in the spring concert. Jeff Trimmingham waits for his cue on the kettle drums. ai 9-A M fwmwvvrwlm lst Violin, P. Brown, S. Hunter, D. Jacobi, S. McDougal, T. Smith, L. Stewart, V. Wilmot, K. Yenni. Bass, R. Dunbar, B Englehardt, J. Evans, T. Fitzke. Trumpet, B. Hoffman, J. Hultquist, N. Minshall, S. Pohl, J. Zalman. Percussion, B. Kimminau J. Trimmingham, S. Zalman. Tuba, J. Dickerson. 2nd Violin, J. Anderson, S. Fast, J. Hauff, L. Helleberg, J. Howsden, M Jeremias, D. Johnson, C. Kirkpatrik, J. Macomber, L. Myers, M. Robison, L. Throckmorton, J. Williams. Oboe, M. Coffey, A Spurgeon, Clarinet, T. Fukumori, K. Petersen, S. Svoboda. Trombone, S. Cronin, L. Holcombe, T. Sachtleben, Viola, R Goehring, K. Incerto, K. Locke. Cello, K. Hunt, R. Kimminau, S. Lindgren, L. Locke, S. Nelson, T. Sachtleben, M. Schlachter T. Shutt, R. Waltemath, B. Welch. Flute, C. Christensen, J. Drummond, R. Stevens, E. Touchtone. Bassoon, J. Miller, T Tyson. French Horn, M. Hahn, T. Howard, T. Minnick, C. Stevens. Director, Mr. Wood MADRIGALS KEEP BUSY This year's madrigal group was 19 members strong. The student directors for the year were Rob Harding and Sarah McDougal, Scott Svoboda was the accompianist. Directed by Robin Koozer, the Madrigals performed many times for different community events, sang the National Anthem for sports events, attended the an- nual HHOLIDAY FOR MADRI- GALSH in Kearney, and held their Spring Madrigal Concert. Top Right: The Madrigals per- form for the Lincoln Northeast choir. Right: Madrigals rehearse during one of their practices Be- low: The 1981-82 Madrigals-L to R, Julie Kroeger, Anne Friborg, Julie Crowley, Sarah McDougal, Laura Locke, Patty Kingsley, Vicky Thomas. Back Rowg Scott Svoboda, Ken Locke, Randy Kimminau, Larry Holcombe, Steve Schmidt, Rob Harding, Tom Pringle, Ton Sactleben, Mike Ochsner, Steve Cronin, Jamye Evans. SINGING TIGERS . . . SWINGING! This talented group of singers is called the Singin Tigers. Be- sides singing they also dance. This year there were 25 mem- bers: Joe Anderson, Devra Black, Gretchen Copple, Regan Copple, Julie Crowley, Steve Cronin, Todd Fitzke, Anne Friborg, Larry Holcombe, Randy Kimminau, Patty Kingsley, Julie Kroeger, Laura Locke, Margret Marsh, Tom Pringle, Tom Sachtleben, Steve Schmidt, Lisa Stewart, Steve Sulley, Vicky Thomas, Ellen Touchstone, Rick Waltemath, Shelly Zalmen, and Ken Zaroben. This year's accompianist was Gail Schmidt. Pictured on this page are var- ious members of the swing choir performing one of their choreographed routines. CHOIR GUES CHAMBER T0 LINCULN Sixty-two dazzling, dynamic, and dynamite juniors and seniors made up this years Chamber Choir. This years choir had the honor of entertaining at the Fifti- eth Anniversary of the dedica- tion of the capitol in Lincoln in the middle of April. The choir also hosted choirs from Lincoln High and the University of Ne- braska at Omaha throughout the year. ln addition to that they performed in all the annual school concerts and participated in the District Music Contests. 1 Num First Row L-R: J. Farrell, R. Shively, K. Ocker, K. Peterson L L. Friend, R. Goehring, J. Langdon, S. Zalman, Barfknecht. Second Row: P. Kingsley, R. Copple, Sachletben, S. Svoboda, A. Sandstedt, S. Fast, K. Locke, Oschner, A. Moul, A. Friborg, G. Schmidt. Third Row: Crowley, T. Fukumori, G. Conaway, D. Fehlhafer, Ellerbee, S. Smith, L. Draper, L. Stewert, D. Boise, McDougal. Fourth Row: R. Fandry, L. Locke, J. Kroeger, Thomas, S. Schmidt, D. Reichert, J. Carr, B. Welch, J. Kvasnicka, D. Munsell. Fifth Row: S. Cronin, M. Ruberson, R. Kimminau, T. Pringle, S. Sulley, J. Dickerson, K. Hahne, P. Kauf. On Stairs L-R: B. Place, S. Strashiem, L. Holcombe, D. Mangers, J. Craft, B. Feis, S. Nitzel, P. Brownlee, M. Lam- bert, C. Meininger, R. Harding, S. Scholtz, R. Goehring, K. Zaroben, R. Stockton. The Singers perform at the Winter Concert. NSINGERSN SING IDN Giving up half of their lunch period, ninety-five boys and girls made up the Singers. The Sing- ers consist of freshmen and sophomores who practice sepa- rately but perform together They performed at the fall, win- ter, and spring concerts through- out the year. row L-R: S. Hilger, J. Alexander, G. Rolls, L. Oliver, C. n, K. Yenni, J. Harmon, S. Nelson, E. Morrisey. Sec- row L-R: R. Slansky, M. Marsh, K. Smith, D. Fehlhafer, C. Henry, V. Wilmont, M. Vap, J. Anderson, S. Hunter, D. Black, K. Henry. Third row L-R: S. Hanson, S. McKinnis, T. First Row L-R: C. Kirkpatrick, K. Forester, K. Burns, T. Shutt, R. MacDonald, R. Waltemath, K. Tackwell, L. Rector, G. Fumagalli, J. Whipple, J. Kort, Second Row L-R: C. Ste- vens, S. Sandstedt, K. Leonhardt, D. Hickman, R. Peterson, T. Shay, P. Lewis, J. Foley, M. Robinson, T. Junt, T. Free- man, C. Christensen, N. Fike, S. Mullen. Third Row L-R: J. Petit, M. Nowka, J. Evans, R. Osmand, M. Schlachter, D. McAllister, K. Schutte, R. Wlatemath, A. Rief, M. Harris, S. Dickenson. On stairs L-R: D. Fish, C. Burge, L. Morrey, S. Ganow, T. Fitzke, C. Burge, D. Ackerman, S. Walker. Chamberlain, S. Sjfrada, S. Hermes, G. Carter, B. Thomas, E. Rief, C. Carl, L. Westermann, S. Vonnes, J. Pederson, M. McKenzie, S. Tilley, K. Hunet, L. Thorsheim, H. Huges, A. Moser, Fourth Row L-R: M. Asmus, J. Langdon, D. Ore, B. Engelhardt, S. Hamburger, L. Stevens, M. Hartley, A. Fagon, A. Peterson, R. Garver, S. Moul. EAA CUNCERT CHUIR HAS FUN TIMES The Concert Choir is made up strictly of girls, and this years choir contained ten of them. They may have been small, but their sound was mighty. They performed in the fall, Christmas, and spring concerts throughout the year. .N CHRISTMAS CON CERT PRESENTED The Exceptional Childrens Choir performed once this year at the Christmas Concert. They were under the direction of Mary Krull. Members of the choir were: Christy Claybaugh, Belinda Foley, Sally Meents, Abby Davis, Laura Wickman, Jeff Worley, Julie Englehardt, Brian Carter, and Jim Kathman. First Row L-R: K. Longshore, L. Peterson, A. Hoggatt, C. Beck. Second Row I.-R P. Bush, R. Carver, K. Schumm. Third Row L-R: K. Ruhter, S. Baldwin, A, Marsh. First Row L-R: Susan Hunter, Diane Fehlhafer, Sharon Smith, Liz Oliver Jennifer Alexander, Tammi Gildersleeve, and Ruth Shively. Second Row L-R: Kelly Schutte, Valerie Wilmont, Stacy Ellerbee, Ann Sandstedt, Candy Fry, Kristin Peterson, and Karen Ocker. FELIN ES A SUCCESS! A new group was formed this year as an all-girl swing choir. They were named the Felines and were under the direction of Mr. Lindley Warren, a student teacher from Hastings College. The girls performed throughout the community and at various social gatherings. The first year of Felines, having been a suc- cess, they will now become an- other tradition in the HHS Music Department. is MUSICIANS SELECTED T0 N MEA Students who were selected for this years Nebraska Music Educators Association's clinic from band, choir, and orchestra were: Front Row: L. Hartman, B. Welch, S. Hunter, L. Locke, V. Wilmont. Second Row: D. Fehlhafer, D. Munsell, T. Fukumori, J. Vickery, E. Touchstone, L. Stewert, G. Copple. Third Row: A. Friborg, G. Conaway, B. Welch, P. Kingsley r J. Kroger, S. McDougal, J. Crowley, K. Ocker, S. Spady. Fourth Row: S. Cronin, R. Kimminau, T. Sachelben, S. Schmidt, T. Pringle, R. Harding, R. Copple. Top Row: S. Nitzel, P. Brownlee, P. Kauf, K. Locke, I.. Holcombe, M. Oschner, S. Svoboda, M. Lambert. ELLEN AND ANNE SHUW TALENT Senior Drum Major Ellen Touchstone and Junior Drum Major Anne Friborg provided many dazzling and exciting routines throughout the football season. In addition to their half time performances the drum ma- jors also led the band in all the marching parades and field com- petitions. Their skills and origi- nality provided entertaining routines for all who watched. Ellen and Anne show their style at Melody Round-Up. Curt Messler and Chris Kohtz blow their horns. -4-nan-n-I ir, .:1asL,a'i,awA' V, H Q if I I J x ,L V V . rj. V M ii s jf Senior Drum Major Ellen Touchstone and Junior Drum Major Anne Friborg. BAND HAS GREAT YEAR And the troops go marching on, as did our Tiger Marching Band to a most successful season of Mr. Dale D. Duensing. The strong marching band of 135 start ed their season with a victory at York. This was the third consecu tive year the band has been named, Best Overall Band. From there they acquired 28 more members by adding the Tigerettes, and together they marched to a victory at Melody Round-Up and to a second place finish in Harvest of Harmony. But the band didn't stop there, they went on to receive a Division I in field competition later on in the afternoon. To finish out this mis sion, the band worked hard, ex celled on the field, and acquired some pride to receive a Division I at the Nebraska State Marching Band Festival, otherwise known as Pershing . Senior band members receiving gold medals for three years of out standing marching at the festival were: Julie Archer, Jon Dickerson, Bill Paxton, Becky Kimminau, Kim Hahne, Anne Rief, Ellen Touch- stone, John Shaver, Shanna Utecht, Karla Longshore, Steve Cronin, Larry Holcombe, Bruce Hoffman, Scott Pohl, Jon Harrison, Steve Sulley, and Shelley Zalman. r- 7' o' G 9 -5 L J J PEP BAN D DEDICATED Our 1981-82 Pep Band con- sisted of 130 members. They played at all home football and boy's basketball games. In addi- tion, they also played at several girl's basketball games and all before contest pep rallies. The spirit at these events would not have been as high of the pep band had not been there. Their dedication and loyalty to the school was appreciated by ev- eryone involved. First Row L-R: M. Mueller, D. Nordyke, S. Jones, L. Brewer, S. Selko, D Kimminau, K. Hardy, D. Black, second Row L-R: S. Zalman, J. Peterson, A Peterson, S. Needham, J. Strasheim, B. Howard, J. Conaway, D. Hahn, Third Ro L-R: M. Harris, J. Archer, K. Ready, Terri Saddler, S. Callyn, D. Jeans, L Buckley, A. Friborg, Fourth Row I.-R: P. Douglas, T. Tyson, C. Morrisey, J Langdon, D. McAllister, C. Henry, S. Pohl. Fifth Row L-R: R. Kimminau, H Hughes, J. Miller, J. Palmer, C. Christenson, E. Touchstone, D. Workman, Sixt Row L-R: D. Alexander, D. Brewer, L. Holcombe, T. Pool, K. Tippen, B Kimminau, M. Morris, J. Spady, S. Malesker, K. Rosberg, S. Vonnes, R. Koozer Seventh Row L-R: R. Waltemath, P. Bishop, T. Sachtleben, S. Cronin, M. Coffey, T Howard, J. Dickerson, J. Trimmingham, J. Chamberlain, Mark Hoffman, W. Woods Eighth Row: L-R: S. Sandstedt, S. Hermes, T. Hunt, M. McKinnis, K. Beirman, T Minnick, B. Paxton, J. Dreeseng Ninth Row L-R: S. Smith, K, Peterson, B. Foote, J Zalman, J. Harrison, A. Rief, K. Longshore, C. Johnson, J. Hultquist, C. Archer Eleventh Row L-R: J. Shafer, C. Kohtz, M. Nowka, T. Westerman, D. Dye, R Woods. ..., ., ..,.. . wuduhyl , 11:79 f':1'Lg.., 2 N fw , n I G' .ww -aa...-- .W - ,,tI, R vas iLy?i ,4f Nw ' . -3 f, 'M',,,,,..-- ,E 7, ' A if -Q' .g , g Qi, .. kb, 1 ' I - !.XhAQ 'Q -Q'- 'ifij W ' . ,- 2. .2 i w',:i,vH : I L1 ,ki , :fa ics A 45 ' ., R K M -1':,, k,g,,, WK.: .Q 1 TRIP T0 TEXAS A BLAST! The Symphonic and Concert bands this year raised money for a spring trip to Dallas, Texas. The band left on a Thursday night and returned home late Sunday. While in Texas the band members were kept busy by tours, practices, and fun times. The best time of the trip was the invasion of Six Flags over Texas by the ninety mem- ber band. All members agreed that the times that they had would be times they would re- member forever. lt was a lot of hard work raising enough mon- ey, but it was a blastln Flutes Cindy Henry Jacque Steiner Sue Needham Sharon Smith Jenny Langdon Cindy Morrissey Deana McAllister Shannyn Callan Kathy Fingeret DeeDee Brown Brenda Meyer Deb Brewer Oboe Amy Spurgeon Basson Trena Pool Clarinets Michele Harris Lori Brewer Janine Pederson Rhonda Alexander Shanna Utecht Dawnita Borrell Liz Johnson Bass Clarinet Mike Hartley Tori Hunt Alto Sax Robyn Kroger Sue Vonnes John Conaway Deb Kimminau Sheri Selko Kathy Hardy Becky Noble Dina Bourg Mark Hoffman Pam Douglas Tenor Sax Steph Hermes Darin Brown David Dye Troy Westerman Mark Buscher Robert Woods Trombones Paul Bishop Jon Engelhardt Rick Waltemath Scott Walker Baritones Wes Woods Ed Rief Tuba John Shaver Jeff Lacy Curt Messler Mark Nowka Percussion Ken Tippin Sue Jones Christi Gilbert Kristi Peper Trumpets Craig Archer Bob Foote Tony Gustafson Jeff Hoffart Steve Malesker Jim Chamberlain Kirk Roseberg Janet Palmer Sandy Mace Shelly Miller Flutes Ellen Touchstone Cheryl Christenson Jodie Drummond Becky Wolfe Raejean Stevens Jane Strasheim Amy Peterson Angie Fagan Oboes Karen Ocker Michele Coffey Basson Jodi Miller Tami Tyson Clarinets Toko Fukumori Randy Kimminau Kristin Peterson Liz Oliver Julie Archer Alma Lowry Diane Nordyke Kim Ready Teresa Saddker Karla Longshore Marcie Mueler Bass Clarinet Sara Sandstedt Alto Sax Lix Buckley Anne Friborg Deb Jeans Tammy Gilderslevve Dana Honn Tenor Sax Darin Workman Barb Howard Devra Black Baritone Sax Brent Engelhardt French Horn Tammie Minnick Thom Howard Jeff Dreesen Sahne Mullen Trumpets Scott Pohl Jay Zalman Jon Hultquist Nick Minshall Bruce Hoffman Corey Johnson Trombones Ken Locke Tom Sachtleben Larry Holcombe Dan McKinnis Steve Cronin Baritones Jon Harrison Kelly Bierman Tubas Chris Kohtz Jon Dickerson Curt Messler Mark Nowka Percussion Becky Kimminau Steve Kiolbasa Mike Morris John Spady Jeff Trimmingham Joe Ruxton Shelly Zalman Heather Hughes John Schalcter TWIRLERS, FLAG SQUAD SHUW PEP The Flag Squad and Majorettes really showed their style this year by performing at various football and basketball games. The highlight of the twirling season for the majorettes was their annual fire show performed during halftime at a football game. The majorettes attended a camp in Salina, Kansas. The camp was a week long. They practiced all week for the competition on the final day. The HHS majorettes came away with the Grand Champion Trophy. This trophy is on display in the band room. The Flag Squad attended camp at Casavant in Hastings. There the Flag Squad worked very hard to perfect their techniques. The Flag Squad got involved by holding several money making projects throughout the year. The Flag Squad and Majorettes accompanied the band at all their marching competitions, in- cluding Pershing. Tlw Q 4 Q V 1' 1 Topg ffront to backlz L. Zimmerman, A. Spurgeon, Captain, D. Nordyke, and S. Zalmang second row: M. Mueller, J. Steiner, J. Miller, S. Miller, Captain, and J. Langdon. Aboveg K. Peterson, T. Pool, and S. Mace. Leftg Shelley Zalman, Jacque Steiner, and Jodi Miller show the various emotions felt during a Senior High football game. HHS CLUBS RE ACTIVE This year's Art Club has 14 members and is under the spon- sor of Mrs. Kort. Special activi- ties for the year were field trips to Warehouse Gallery in G.I. and to LincolnfOmaha Art Cen- ters. They made Christmas Cards that they sold during the season and painted a large wall mural leading to the Art Room. Brenda Place is this year's trea- surer. LBJ ' s .pi .3 N. . tier, D. Zimmerman, B. Place, S. Schmidt, B. Uden, V. Fuller, J. Hill, M. Thaut, M. Paulson, C. Brewer, P. Garrison, L. Aufdenkamp, K. Burns, L. Harrifield, D. Ackerman. This year's sponsor for the Rifle Club was Mr. Cordell. Rifle Club belongs to the Na- tional Rifle Association and is a organization of students with interest in gun safety and rifle competition. It is for those with good aim and steady hand. There were meets held at G.I., North Platte and Broken Bow. Also, District and State meets were held at the end of the season. Prac- tices were held once a week on Monday nights. There were 14 active members. Mr. Cordell, D.J. Simmons, D. Aulner, T. Wilson, E. Moline, J. Roth, J. Clifton, M. Wermeskerch, S. Conners. . . 1-is .k.. ,gp 4 VARSITY PLAYERS HAVE GO0D SEASUN The 1981-2 Basketball team under the direction of Coach Mullins finished the season with a 15-5 record. They were named the Big 10 Conference Champions on February 20 dur- ing a game with McCook. The team consisted of six seniors and seven juniors. The team worked hard all season and Mark Kister said, The year for the most part was good, but we were very disappointed about not get- ting to State. One reason we had such a good team was be- cause we were so balanced. We all worked hard throughout the year and felt happy with all the good crowd support. Mike Smith said, I think it was a real productive year. Bill Oltean shows his form as teammate Mark Kister looks on with interest L. to R. Coach Mullins, M. Kister, M. Peterson, B. Oltean, J. Harrison, D. Theesen, J. Carr, M. Smith, S. Shimek R Schmidt, L. Davis, B. Fish, R. Christy, D. Hamburger, and Coach Nelson. Top: Senior Mike Smith starts the game against G.l. North- west. Above: Bob Fish moves the ball in front of a full house, Left: The Tiger Team takes a break while Coach Mullins tells them some new plans. Mike Smith tosses up a shot while others watch. Junior Jamie Carr commits an offensive foul. 2 an P 2 fa J .V. BOYS EXCITED THE FANS The 81-82 J.V. team finished up the year with a 9-7 record. Coach Don Nelson was very pleased with the record. Nelson commented that, although the team didn't have much height, they had a tremendous season. Nelson cited Lance Davis the starting center. Junior Brent Gollner summed up the season saying, The J.V. team enjoyed the great crowd support. .aV? 1 Matt Reimer, Lance Davis, Dave Zielke, Steve Kiolbasa, Darrin Theesen, Robb Bunde, Mark Peterson Doug Gartner Mark Thomas, Coach Don Nelson. Above: Mark Kister passes to Bob Fish. Left: The Tigers hustle to keep their men covered 0PHS ARE 10-2 F011 THE YEAR The Sophomore boys' basket- ball team had an outstanding season under the direction of Coach Reimer. Their season record was 10-2. The two losses they suffered were at the hands of the Columbus sophomores and the York JV team. The team consisted of 16 players. These players worked hard throughout the season, which re- sulted in a well-balanced team. Each member improved his skills and is looking forward to advanced play next year. Jim Sanderson summed up the sea- son saying, I thought we all worked hard as a team. We had a great season. Above lLeft to Rightl: Todd Brown, Paul Hurt, Bob Oltean, Wade Anderson, Tippin, Greg Peters, Mike Boyd, Curt Reimerg Second Row: Reggie Kenny, Gustafson, Jim Sanderson, Jon Engelhardt, Josh Miller, Todd Fitzke, Kevin Darryn Dieken, and Coach Reimer. Belowg Coach Reimer gives instructions during time out. FRESHMEN SHUW LOTS 0F TALENT The Ninth grade boys' basket- ball team under the direction of Coach Les Hamburger gained a great deal of experience. Their record was 2-10 with their two wins coming from Aurora and York. They worked hard all sea- son and had an enjoyable exper- ience. The team consisted of 17 freshmen and all of them saw playing time. Next year's team hopes to see an improved record and feels they can have a winning team with a little ef- fort. The B team's season record was 3-0, Mark Bachall said, We gained experience and had fun. Brian Taylor outjumps the opponent during the second quarter Front Row: G. Shepherd, M. Bachali, C. Yenni, B. Taylor, S. Karr, D. Landgren, M. Kirby, W. Johnson, T. Batesg Second Row: R. Thaut, C. Rutt, S. Tilley, P. Weinman, J. Hultquist, K. Baker, T. Welton, Coach Hamburger. Not Pictured Scott Kirkegaard. Wrestlers Send Six To State The Hastings High School Wres- tling team sent six wrestlers to state this year. They were: Bill Hardy l105l Grant Nitzel 11121, Todd Kalberg l119l, Mitch Poppe l126l, Scott Nitzel 11321, and Dave Cully l185l. Leading the team at the State Meet in Lincoln was senior Mitch Poppe who placed fourth. Some of the season highlights were: placing top 10 at Millard, and defeating North Platte and Beatrice in duals. Another interesting event was when the team got stuck in Omaha after the Millard Tourney, due to bad weather. Over all, Coach Sheley thought the team improved greatly as the season progressed. Individual team scoring: Bill Hardy 12-8, state qualifier, Grant Nitzel 11- 12, state qualifier, Todd Kalberg 20- 8, state qualifier, Mitch Poppe 17-7, 4th at state, Scott Nitzel 17-5, state qualifier Jim Woodward 13-11, Steve Hunt 10-9, Duane Sample 1-16, Rog- er Aspen 8-14, Dave Cully 5-15, state qualifier, Rick Goehring 9-10. Above: Coach Sheley and Coach Knight yell helpful advice and support. 1. Above: The referee raises Mitch Poppe's hand after a strong battle. VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING Front Row lLeft to Rightl: Troy Wilson, Bill Hardy, Grant Nitzel, Todd Kalberg, Mitch Poppe, Jim Woodward, Steve Hunt Roger Aspen, Second Row lLeft to Rightl: Dave Cully Art Herron, Bryan Wigert, Jay Zalman, Allen Glover, Mark Ruberson Dave Weir, Duane Sample, Rick Goehring, Troy Kirby, Dale Henrickus. Not pictured: Scott Nitzel. '51 ,, Ns... Above Left: Dave Cully tries to get into a position to take over. Above Right: Rick Goehring stands in anticipation to lock heads with his opponent. Above: Steve Hunt tries to put his man down for the count, 'bv , .YNIV 1 . in . 1- G x 5 X X , If 9 ff . jg 5 L lg? -ir 5x4Qbf495iW lk 'fi ax , iif-ff' 5 Q 51 .ills EWST-My W x x I X 5 ,, Xl Top Left: Roger Aspen tries to escape from the clutches of his opponents hands, Above: Duane Sample moves out. MATMAIDS Front Row, CL to Rl Debbie Brewer, Lori Brewer, Jennifer Alexander, Michelle Harris, Dawnita Borrell, Sandy Nelson, Rita Petersen, Dana Alexanderg Second Row KL to RJ Erin Morrissey, Sue Dickenson, Michelle Willy, Sue Fast, Debbie Fehlhafer, Deena Ackerman, Lorrie Hellebertg Third Row ll to Rl Julie Weber, Shannyn Callan, Sandy Mace, Trena Poll, Lisa Harrifeld, Cindy Henry, Debbie Johnson. J .V. TEAM GAINED EXPERIENCE The Junior Varsity Wrestling team ended the season with an O-7 mark. The seasons highlight was at the Adam Central Tour- nament were Troy Wilson and Jay Zalman's won in their weight classes. Individual team scorings were: Troy Wilson 4-3- 1, first at Adam Central Tourna- ment, David Weir 2-6, Troy Kirby 5-3, Mark Rubers on 4-4, Jay Zalman 7-1, first at Adam Central Tournament. Above Right: Troy Kirby tries his best to keep his hands on his man. Above: Dave Weir works with all his strength to get out of this position. Front Row lI.toRJ: Troy Wilson, Bill Hardy, Grant Nitzel, Todd Kalberg, Mitch Poppe, Jim Woodward, Steve Hunt, Roger As- pen: Second Row lLto Rl Dave Cully, Art Herron, Bryan Wigert, Jay Zalman, Allen Glover, Mark Ruberson, Dave Weir, Duane Sample, Rick Goehring, Troy Kirby, Dale Henrickus, Not Pictured: Scott Nitzel. Righty the team after winning at Great Plains Conference. Leftg Ned Fike is victori- OLIS. WRESTLERS WERE 7-0 FOR SEASUN The Freshman Wrestling Team had a very successful year. The team ended up with a 7-0 record and placed first at Great Plains Conference. The freshman team was lead by a new coach, Pat Fischer. Conference champions were Randy Garver, Mark Godding, Bob Soares, and Mike I-Iahne. Conference runners ups were Ned Fike, Troy Schofer, Scott Parks, Paul Sweet, Scot Syafrajda, and Lonnie Harrifeld. Conference placers were: Todd Nelson and Bret Bartelson. FRESHMAN WRESTLING-Front Row, L. to R.: Steve Jackson, Ned Fike, Troy Shafer, Scott Parks, Scott Aulner, Mark Godding, Shane Mullin, Paul Sweet, Bob Tanner, Second Row: Ron Adcock, Nho Tran, Bret Bartelson, Jeff Ochsner, Nathan Wright, Rod Lacy, Lonnie Harrifeld, Craig Herndon, Third Row: Randy Garver, Jon Wiest, Todd Nelson, Bob Soares, Scot Szafrajda, John Spady, Ron Myers, Jim Herron. GIRLS BB HAVE BEST SEASON The 1981-82 Girls Varsity Basketball team under Head Coach Benny Congrove had one of its best season's ever with a record of 13-7. This year they had 5 returning lettermen and some of the season highlights were beating Grand Island three times out of three, beating Lin- coln High for the first time, be- ing East Big Ten Runner-Up with a 3-1 record, and being Runner-Up in the District Finals to Kearney, the state champions. Some of the outstanding play- ers this year were Terri Smith, the team,s only 3rd-year letterman, who led all scores with 270 points 113.5 per gamel and who was second in steals at 44, Diana Dunham, a 2nd-year letterman with a total of 168 pointsg Debbie Jacobe, a 2nd- year letterman with a total of 149 points who also led in as- sists with 61g and Lorie Arneson, a 2nd-year letterman with 137 points who led in rebounds with 163. Congrove felt that this year's team was especially hard-work- ing. The girls worked harder than any other group I've coached and got along better as a team, too! It was a super team effort and I'll surely miss the four seniors. They were great team leaders. This year's team exemplified what hustle, determination and team work can accomplish, Congrove com- mented. Diana Dunham jumps for the basketball during a game with Minden. The Lady Tigers go for the rebound in exciting fourth quarter action Front Row: S. Hilger, K. Hopkins, S. Brehm, M. Conaway, L. Carver, K. Ewing, T. Darnall, D. Cline, J. Craft. Back Row Coach Benny Congrove, D. Jacobi, M. Brink, T. Smith, D. Dunham, A. Sandstedt, L. Arneson, C. Chartier, A. Yeager, S Classen, M. Stout, S. Scholtz, Assistant Coach Denise Teetor. Not pictured: B. Howard. . , ' . . -:xv Nm.: Assist leader, Debbie Jacobi, passes off to Terri Smith. 5 . . ..,V f . .P'i' Ann Sandstedt shoots a free throw as the others look on. .rfe-Cf, M41-wW 'M In Ann Sandstedt passes the ball off while being pressured. Senior Diana Dunham tries to find someone to pass to Coach Benny Congrove discusses some important plays for upcoming action during a timeout. l l 4 .. , Scoring leader, Terri Smith, jumps for the ball. Michele Brink fights with her opponent for control. Lorie Arneson shows her shooting form against Minden J .V. GIRLS REBUILD PRUGRAM The girls J.V. team did not have a winning season. The sea- son was highlighted by a win over York and overtime with Be- atrice. Coach Teetor said, 'lThere really wasn't any one player who was outstanding. Sonja Classen came up with the high score in most of the games with the help of the rest of the team. Everyone played in all the games and there was marked improvement in all the players. M. Conway defends the opponent while S. Classen put the ball up for two X X 4117 J 3 S. Classen shows her style in making it as B. Howard and K. Hopkins watch Z 5 f .,, , Q if B. Howard has some trouble shooting as S. Brehm looks on anxiously for a basket. Angie Life puts one up for Hastings. Juli Mulder tips the ba FRESIIMAN SCIIRE VICTURIES This year the freshman girls had an overall record of 11-1 and a conference record of 7-1. The team's skill and precision brought them to a tie with Barr Jr High for the conference championship after an earlier loss to them. Coach McDondald said, This was an outstanding group of girls to work with and I'm sure many of the girls will continue to improve and add a great deal to the BB program The leading scorer was Juli Mulder with 180 points. The leading rebounder was Juli Mulder with 109. The best freethrower was Angie Fagan with 75C7o. Front Row: Becky Thomas, Lynn Throckmorton, Angie Fagan, Angie Life, Trish Freeman, Menda McKenzie. Back Row: Lynn Rhodus, Carolynn Carl, Juli Mulder, Coach Craig McDonald, Kristi Hunt, Amy Moser, Susan Hamburger. 4 TANKERS WIN TRANS 8 BIG 10 The HHS boys swim team had one of their most successful seasons yet with an 8-2 record and the Trans Nebraska and Big 10 Swimming and Diving Championships under their belt. During the dual season the Ti- ger Tankers lost only to Lincoln East and Lincoln Northeast. The boys easily defeated the Lincoln High Links by a score of 112 to 57. This was the first time in six years the boys team has defeat- ed a Lincoln school. The other teams the boys defeated during the season were Columbus, Fre- mont, Grand lsland, McCook, Norfolk, North Platte, and Scottsbluff. In the championship season the Tiger Tankers brought home victories from Trans Nebraska and Big 10. This is the second consecutive year the boys swim- mers have claimed both of these titles. The Tankers easily outswam Columbus and Norfolk at Trans Nebraska. The final score of the meet was Hastings 95, Norfolk 85, and Columbus 82. The boys team defeated Norfolk at Big 10 by only eight points with the other six teams nearly fifty points behind the leaders. The boys who went to the state swim meet were Jay Beckby, Don Cushing, Junior Dias, Vince Jurgena, Ken Locke, Brian Minnick, Mike Ochsner, Ed Rief, Steve Sulley, and Wayne Versaw. Cushing, Minnick, Ochsner, and Versaw were sixth at state in the 400 free relay. The Hastings Y.M.C.A. was the site of the boys and girls home swim meets l i i Brian Minnick Isecond from frontl gets a good start in the back stroke at a meet with Lincoln Northeast L to R: Front Row: Todd Petit, Jay Beckby, Gus Restrepo, Vince Jurgena, Brian Minnick, Marc Ward, Chad Stevens, Jeff Trimingham, Mgr.g Back Row: Scott Croner, Mike Ochsner, Paul Biship, Wayne Versaw, Jim Meyer, Don Cushing, Ken Locke, Darrin Norberg, Ed Rief, Coach Docker Hartfieldg Not Pictured: Junior Dias, Corey Johnson, Steve Sulley I The boys free relay team of Mike Ochsner, Don Cushing, Brian Minnick, and Wayne Versaw have some fun after a win at Trans Nebraska. Freshman Chad Stevens strokes through the water in the 500 yard freestyle. Junior Dias, an AFS exchange student from Brazil, relaxes between First year diver Corey Johnson prepares to enter the events at a meet at Lincoln Northeast. Senior Steve Sulley flies high and arches his back on his reverse dive. water on B YCVBISB dive. These swimmers are ready to swim as they burst off the blocks for a quick start at a meet at Lincoln Northeast. , ,Wi , 'Mm 57 Tom Englehardt, who was the starter for the home swim meets, has the gun up ready for the start. The swimmers grab the blocks and are ready for a quick start in this race at a meet at Lincoln Northeast. Freshman swimmer Don Cushing comes up for a breath as he pulls through the water in the 100 yard breaststroke. Chad Stevens showed his team spirit by shaving his hair in the shape of an H for Big 10. SWIMMERS HAVE SIX VICTORIES With only twelve swimmers on the team the HHS girls swim team did surprisingly well this season. The girls were 6-4 for the year and runner up at both the Trans-Nebraska and Big 10 Swimming and Diving Championships. During the dual season the girls lost to Lincoln East, Lincoln Northeast, Columbus, and Grand Island. The girls outswam Lin- coln High, North Platte, Scottsbluff, McCook, and Fre- mont. At Trans Nebraska the Co- lumbus girls seemed to dominate but the Hastings girls did man- age to outswim Norfolk. The fi- nal score of the meet was Has- tings 71, Columbus 133, and Norfolk 46. The girls swimmers who were expected to get fourth or fifth at Big 10 surprised many people when they swam to a second place finish. The only team to beat the Tiger Girls was Colum- bus. The girls swim team had eight of its twelve members go to the state meet this year. They were Anne Friborg, Lorie Friend, Jane Kvasnicka, Tammy Minnick, Amee Rief, Kay Schumm, Raejean Stevens, and Lynn Thorsheim. The 400 free relay team of Friborg, Kvasnicka, Rief, and Thorsheim were ninth at the state meet. An outstanding swimmer on the team this year was freshman Tammy Minnick who was first at Big 10 and seventh at state in the 100 backstroke. A ---313' .Zf' L to R: Front Row: Tammy Minnick, Jacque Foley, Lynn Thorsheimg Second Row: Debbie Johnson, Marilyn Lambert, Jacque Harman, Amee Riefg Back Row: Jeff Trimmingham, Mgr., Anne Friborg, Katie Connolly, Jane Kvasnicka, Lorie Friend, Not Pictured: Kay Schumm, Raejean Stevens i State qualifier Jane Kvasnicka comes up for a breath in the breaststroke. Jacque Foley slices through the water in the diving competition at a home meet. Junior diver Raejean Stevens arches her back and looks back at the top of a reverse dive at Lincoln Northeast. skit. Coach Docker Hartfield and Mike Hickman take a break at state for a pic- ture. Freshman Tammy Minnick is awarded a gold medal for the 100 yard backstroke at the Big 10. Amee Rief dives into the water for the butterfly leg of the 200 yard medley relay. Gaylene Ore, Gena DeRiese, Jean Kerr, and Jamey Evans help by timing at one of the home swim meets. Most valuble swimmer, Anne Friborg, takes a rest in the water to catch her breath after one of her sprint freestyle events. state. The swimmers are ready for the start at a meet with Lincoln Northeast. free relay team of Jane Kvasnicka, Lynn Amee Rief, and Anne Fribirg got tenth at The team huddles for a cheer after defeating North Platte and Scottsbluff in a double dual. Jacque Harman, most improved girls swimmer for the 1981-82 season, strokes through the water in the 100 yard freestyle. SPIRIT INCREASED IN II.II.S. The fifteen varsity cheerleaders were chosen the spring before the upcoming sea- son. From this time on they worked hard perfecting cheers and making up routines. The cheerleaders attended a camp at the University of Lincoln to learn new cheers, chants, and routines. They brought a trophy and a spirit stick home to start the season off with pep and spirit. Enthusiasm and spirit was pro- moted to the student body through pep rallies throughout the changing seasons. Class com- petition arose through contests such as a toilet paper wrap, ob- stacle course and the traditional battle cry. Spirit rose this year as many athletes had winning seasons. Vfffri' VolleyballfBoys Basketball: L. to R. Jean Kerr, Tricia Burgess, Beth Jernberg, Ka- ren Ocker, Stacy Ellerbee. Boys Basketball cheerleaders and mascots lead a chant to get crowd spirit. Freshmen Yell Leaders: Robyn Waltemath, Molly Robison, Julie Kort, Michelle Mullen, Sue Moul. Sophomore Yell leaders: J. Nelson, K. Schutte, T. McCoy, W. Tchauner, J. Palmer. W- ' Tiger Mascots help spirit climb. T Janet Palmer leads a chant during a ' basketball game. Wrestling: Sharon Smith, Tami Adler, Kara DeWitt, Kim Woodward, Shanna Utecht. 4 -xxx fl- -'-rf DEBATERS BRING HOMl TRUPIIIES The Debate Team and Speech Team finished a very successful year. The Debate Team was lead by Brent Adrian and Jane Strasheim. They teamed to finish with a 17-9 record. The Novice Team was lead by Patty Kingsley and Scott Kirkeguard, they had a 14-6 record. The Speech Team was lead by Joe Anderson, a State Champ in Humour Interpreta- tion. Patty Kingsley and Devra Black were also State Finalists. Qtr, Other State Qualifiers were Mar- garet Marsh, Sue Dickenson, Heather Hughes and Rich Stock- ton. The Speech Team finished very high in all of their meets. Coach Milliken said, this years main goal was to build a state power in both Debate and Speech. He also stated that he was looking forward to a larger and even a more competitive next year. f The Debate Club proudly shows off their trophies from their various meets. '1 Back Row Cleft to rightl Rich Stockton, Brent Adrian, Mark Schlachter, Jacque Harman, Susan Dickinson 3rd Row Cleft to rightl Marc Ward, Jay Beckby, Coach Millikan, Heather Hughes, Tori Hunt, Kim Yenni 2nd Row lleft to rightl Joe Anderson, Patty Kingsley, Jane Strasheim Front Row lleft to rightl Devra Black, Margaret Marsh 4th Row: Kriss Tilley, Steve Sunderland, Darren Theesen, Bob Fish, Craig Bengston 3rd Row: Lorie Arneson, Kevin Peters 2nd Row: Carrie Uerling, Kim Woodward, Sandy Mace, Miss Sutter, Christie Darnall lst Row: Suzan Baldwin, Alice Yeager, Denise Hesse, Steve Consbruck, Danette Bell, Shelly Pontine Marketin Skills Are Learned The Deca Club is the Distribu- tive Education Clubs of America. The club's purpose is to further the knowledge of the students in Marketing and Distribution. Any junior or senior enrolled in Mar- keting class is eligible to join. During the year Deca was in- volved in a number of activities. They sold donuts on the bridge, sponsored a dance and had a Christmas dinner. All of these activities were held for fund rais- ing purposes. In March they at- tended the Career Development Conference. There were 21 members in this year's Deca Club. This year's officers include, Dave Hartman, President, Kim Woodward, Vice President, Carrie Uerling, Secretary, Amy Gingerich, Treasurer. Miss Sutter was the club sponsor. Miss Sutter's class is very studious as she quietly keeps watch over them during study time. .1662 if Iii 4 Q x M ,-5 W' Wmfwm 'V ,W 15 M ., ,wmmuuuwaif I 3 up H.: AA L 'TWA Agyrr V My ' ,,,,..fo : ' I, ff? i 'i f 3 'E A E' ., 55 V, .,, V, Fin-nf ,Y alig- 'Mmi Vg I afwu A 1 11 1 . L V ? X Q zz if if r if ? X. -.Xl if-A sf Xl S ff ' ? 'fx Z 2 Fig E z ff ?7 E, EK flq ft 9 ' X K' ,ffm 2 ' h' 'r ml XXX--Q --44 Kg 7 A BIT 0F CULTURE FRDM AFAR H.H.S. had three exchange students during 1981-82. They were Sara Burgess, Vilmar Dias and Luis Dividino. Sara Burgess makes her home in Luton, England. Sara arrived on July 27, 1981 and departs July 13, 1982. Sara was involed in the Senior Class play, and a reporter for the Tiger Cub. School is really fun here, the approach to work and teachers seem so casual. It's great! Vilmar Dias, Uuniorl is from Valadares, Brazil. Junior partici- pated in swimming and tennis. He feels H.W.S. is a great place to make friends and to learn a new language and culture. Ju- nior asks of us, be patient with those who don't know how to speak English. Luis Dividino is from Santo, Brazil. He was on the track team. Luis's opinion of H.H.S. is that he likes it and that we have a lot of friendly people. ,21- 'X +. '+-sf'ik , HW- 'H' - uzflzy, f . ,. 'fa ,f,i,,, Luis Dividino looks up for a moment during studying in the library Sara Burgess looking at one thing she does best, working on the Tiger Cub. I 1 'K-. Attending Hastings High from Brazil is Junior Dias 'tn Back Row L to R: Vickie Fuller, Gwen Conaway, Collette Mangers, Trish Welsh, Thom Howard, and Susan Bal- a -. Q We dwin. Front Row: Diane Boese, Larry Holcombe, Alma Lowry, Lisa Norwood, Steve McKinnis, and Tom Pringle. 2 ,li Fall Play. Kosmet is Fun and Excitment Kosmet Club, how would one de- fine Kosmet Club? Well in the words of three year member Gwen Conaway, Its a group of people that like drama that get together on Tuesday nights and Thursdays after school and have a lot of fun! As Gwen said, Kosmet Club met on Tuesday nights and Thursdays after school in room 88. Their meetings were a place where people who liked to perform could do so by putting on plays, skits, and other programs to the other members. Besides putting on performances for each other, Kosmet Club is re- sponsible for the fall and senior plays. They all agreed that it was hard work, but well worth it in the end. The group was led by Mr. Ron- ald Veburg, who is also the acting instructor. Tbe group consisted of twenty members with the following officers: President-Alma Lowry, Vice- President-Larry Holcombe, Secretary-Diane Boese, and Treasurer-Lisa Norwood. Left: Here members of Kosmet Club participated in The Missing Link. Above: Larry Holcombe and Gwen Conaway rehearse a scene for the 40 MEMBERS 0F THE 1981-82 USHER COR Boys Scott Anderson Michael Andrews George Barben Paul Brownlee Dan Classen Steve Cronin Jeff Dreesen Scott Eldred Bill Feis Scott Finley Richard Goehring Robb Harding Jon Harrison Larry Holcombe Thom Howard Gale Hueske Mark Kister Craig Malesker Scott Nitzel Bill Oltean Scott Pohl Mitch Poppe Steve Schmidt Steve Scholtz Loren Thrasher Todd Wilson Jim Woodward Ken Zaroban Girls Lorie Arneson Barb Bennett Patricia Burgess Brenda Clark Kate Connolly Kara Dewitt Julia Foote Toko Fukumori Renee Goehring Beth Jernberg Jean Kerr Becky Kimminau Julie Kroeger Jane Kvasnicka Jackie Langdon Laura Locke Sarah McDougal Donna Munsell Gaylene Ore Anne Rief Terry Smith Lisa Stewart Sally Strasheim Vicky Thomas Ellen Touchstone Carrie Uerling Michelle Watson Barb Welch Shelley Zalman LeAnn Zimmerman ACTIVITY AWARDS Cheerleaders Juniors Ellerbee, Stacy Ocker, Karen Debate Juniors Beckby, Jay Kingsley, Patricia Stockton, Richard Sophomores Anderson, Joe Black, Debra Dickenson, Susan Harman, Jacque Marsh, Margaret Schlachter, Mark Strasheim, Jane Yenni, Kim Freshmen Hughes, Heather Hunt, Tori Kirkegaard, Scott Ward, Marc Flamingos Juniors Callan, Shannyn Ellerbee, Stacy Friborg, Anne Friend, Lorie Sophomores Brehm, Susan Coffey, Michele Harman, Jacque Nelson, Shelley Palmer, Janet Freshmen Ore, Diane Prevette, Julie Tigerettes Juniors Alexander, Dana Baker, Tami Brewer, Debbie Brown, Peggy Draper, Lori Fanning, Paige Lake, Jane Moul, Ann Schmidt, Gail Shively, Ruth Mat Maids Juniors Alexander, Dana VP. Brewer, Debbie Pres. Callan, Shannyn Fast, Susan Mace, Sandy Willy, Michelle Sophomures Ackerman, Deena Brewer, Lori Helleberg, Lorrie Henry, Cindy Harrifeld, Lisa Johnson, Deb McAllister, Deena Morrissey, Erin Vap, Missy Weber, Julie Freshmen Borrell, Dawnita Nelson, Sandy Peterson, Rita Pool, Trena Speech and Theatre Juniors Anderson, Jeff Baldwin, Suzan Boese, Diane Fuller, Vicki Hurd, Jennifer Lowry, Alma Norwood, Lisa Schmidt, Susan ASTINGS SENIUR HIGH SCHUUL Fre hmen - Sophomore - Junior MUSIC AWARDS Band Juniors Buckley, Elizabeth Callan, Shannyn Friborg, Anne Kimminau, Randy Kiolbasa, Steve Locke, Ken Lowry, Alma Miller, Shelly Morris, Mike Ocker, Karen Peterson, Kristin Ready, Kim Sachtleben, Tom Smith, Sharon Stevens, Raejean Tyson, Tami Woods, Weston Workman, Darin Sophomores Coffey, Michelle Drummond, Jodie Kohtz, Chris Miller, Jodi Zalman, Jay Orchestra Juniors Brown, Peggy Locke. Ken Sophomores Anderson, Joe Hunter, Susan Wilmot, Valerie Choral Music Juniors Copple, Gretchen Crowley, Julie Friborg, Anne Kimminau, Randy Kingsley, Patti Locke, Ken Moul, Ann Ochsner, Mike Sachtleben, Tom Sandstedt, Ann Schmidt, Gail Smith, Sharon Sophomores fChoralJ Alexander, Jennifer Anderson, Joe Black, Debra Evans, James Fitzke, Todd Ganow, Susan Hunter, Susan Johnson, Corey Marsh, Margaret Shutt, Kelly Waltemath, Rick Wilmot, Valerie Freshmen Fike, Ned Freeman, Trish Kort, Julie Lewis, Pam McKenzie, Menda Moul, Sue Mullen, Shane Pederson, Janine Sandstedt, Sarah Tilley, Steve Madrigal Singers Juniors Copple, Gretchen Crowley, Julie Friborg, Anne Kimminau, Randy Kingsley, Patti Locke, Ken Ochsner, Mike Sachtleben, Tom Svoboda, Scott Sophomore Evans, James ATHLETIC AWARDS Boys Basketball Juniors Carr, Jamie Christy, Rick Fish, Bob Hamburger, Dave Medcalf, Jeff Freshmen Boys Basketball Bachali, Mark Baker, Kevin Bates, Tim-Mgr. Hultquist, Jon Johnson, William Karr, Steve Kirkegaard, Scott Kirby, Mike Landgren, David Rutt. Curt Taylor, Brian Thaut, Rick Tilley, Steve Weinman, Pat Welton, Todd Yenni, Chris Girls Basketball Juniors Brink, Michele Sandstedt, Ann Yeager, Alice Sophomore: Hilger, Susan - Mgr Girls Freshmen Basketball Carl, Carolynn Fagan, Angie Freeman, Trish Hamburger, Susan Hunt, Kris Life, Angie McKenzie, Menda Moser, Amy Mulder, Julie Rhodus, Lynn Throckmorton, Lynn Thomas, Becky Cross Country Juniors Croner, Scott Tramp, Richard Sophomores Bierman, Kelly Evans, James Hansen, Steve Schlachter, Mark Walker, Scott Waltemath, Rick Football Juniors Aspen, Roger Bunde, Robb Carr, Jamie Cramer, Brad Glassmyer, Robb Henry, Scott Hilger, Walt Hinrichs, Craig Hunt, Steve Kiolbasa, Steve Medcalf, Jeff-Mgr, Reimer, Matt Sophomores Cully, Dave Dieken, Darryn Englehardt, John Kenny, Reggie Wigert, Bryan Freshmen Adcock, Ron Bachali, Mark Baker, Kevin Bigley, Mike Crandell, DeWayne Cushing, Donald Ellerbee, Bill Gaona, John Garver, Randy Godding, Mark Hahne, Mike Herron, Jim Hunt, Adam Kolfer, Danny Lacy, Rod Myers, Lonnie Myers, Ron Reed, Mike Awards May 19 Rutt, Curt Soares, Bob Spady, John Sweet, Paul Szafrajda, Scott Taylor, Brian Thaut, Rick Tilley, Steve Tjaden, Brian Weinman, Pat Golf Juniors Fish, Bob Meininger, Clay Sophomores Boyd, Mike Boys Swimming Juniors Beckby, Jay Jurgena, Vince Locke, Ken Ochsner, Mike Versaw, Wayne Sophomores Petit, Todd Girls Swimming Juniors Friborg, Anne' Friend, Lorie Schumm, Kay Stevens, Raeiean 'Outstanding Surimme Sophomores Harman, Jacque Rief, Amee Freshmen Minnick, Tammy Thorsheim, Lynn Boys Tennis Juniors Crowl, Randy Francis, Lynn Kalberg, Todd Kimminau, Randy Thomas, Mark Girls Tennis Juniors Draper, Lori Miller, Shelly Sandstedt, Ann Boys Track Juniors Carr, James Cloner, Scott Davis, Lance Gartner, Doug Hamburger, Dave Hunt, Steve Kiolbasa, Steve Locke, Ken Reimer, Matt Sophomores Bierman, Kelly Brooks, Todd Dieken, Darryn Evans, James Hansen, Steve Johnson, Corey Petit, Todd Schlachter, Mark Tippin, Ken Walker, Scott Waltemath, Rick Freshmen Boys Track Bachali, Mark Baker, Kevin Bigley, Mike Bishop, Paul Carter, Gary-Mgr, Ellerbee, Bill Herndon, Craig Karr, Steve Kirkegaard, Scott Lacy, Rod Laux, Brad Macomber, Jerry Myers, Lonnie Rutt, Curt Schmidt, Bob Taylor, Brian r Award Thaut, Rick Tilly, Steve Tjaclen, Brian Trimmingham, Joeffrey Weinman, Mark Welton, Todd Girls Track Juniors Adler, Tami Ruxton, Renae Schumm, Kay Yeager, Alice Sophomores Black, Devra Brehm, Susan Classen, Sonja Howard, Barb Mullins, Michele Scholtz, Stacy Trimmingham, Joan Freshmen Borrell, Dawnita-Mgr, Bourg, Dina DeSimone, Michele Fischer, Stephanie Fisher, Beth Hunt. Kristi Goedert, Cindy-Mgr lncerro, Kathy Jones, Susan Kirkpatrick, Cheryl Koos, Kelly Kort, Julie Life, Angie McKenzie, Menda Minnick, Tammy Moser, Amy Moul, Sue Nelson, Sandy Peterson, Rita Rhodus, Lynn Thorsheim, Lynn Waltemath, Robyn Westerman, Lisa voiieytisii Juniors Adler, Tami Brink, MicheleiMgr. Buckley, Liz-Mgr, Janssen, Mary Moul, Ann-Mgr Sandstedt, Ann Schmidt, Gail-Mgr. Sophomore Howard, Barbara Freshmen Freeman, Trish Life, Angie McKenzie, Menda Mulder, Juli Thomas, Becky Thorsheim, Lynn Wrestling Juniors Aspen, Roger Hardy, Bill Kalberg, Todd Hunt, Steve Nitzel, Grant Sophomores Cully, Dave Sample, Duane Zalman, Jay Freshmen Aulner, Scott Bartelson, Bret Fike, Ned Garver, Randy Godding, Mark Hahne, Mike Harrileld, Lonnie Lacy, Rod Nelson, Todd Ochsner, Jeff Parks, Scott Freshmen Wrestling cont. Schafer, Troy Soares, Bob spray, John Sweet, Paul STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President-Dave Hamburger Vice-Pres -Joe Anderson Secretary-Anne Friborg Treasurer-Ann Sandstedt Sr. Rep-Stacy Ellerbee Jr Rep.-Devra Black Soph, Rep.-Robert Woods Freshmen Rep.-Don Henrik ROTARY AWARDS Draper, Lori Friborg, Anne Bunde, Robb Carr, James SCHOLASTIC AWARDS Juniors Boese, Diane Buckley, Elizabeth Burchess, Mark Carr, James Copple, Gretchen Diers, Paula Eckblade, Emily Farrell, Jill Friborg, Anne Hamburger, David Hardy, William Kimminau, Randy Kingsley, Patti Kiolbasa, Steve Locke, Ken Lowry, Alma Martson, Suzanne Moul, Ann Nitzel, Grant Noble, Becky Peterson, Kristin Sachtleben, Thomas Sandstedt, Ann Schumm, Kay Svoboda, Scott Willey, Tanya Sophomores Adrian, Bradley Bierman, Kelly Classen, Sonia Dickenson, Susan Hardy, Katharina Henry, Cynthia Hunter, Susan Kohtz, Christopher McCartney, Scott Mullins, Michelle Oliver, Elizabeth Reimer, Curtis Rief, Amee Rolls, Gina Rupiper, Angela Schlachter, Mark Schneider, Bryan Scholtz, Stacy Shutt, Kelly Steiner. Jacque Strasheim, Jane VanLengen, Lisa Vap, Melissa Wigert, Bryan Yenni, Kim Freshmen Adrian, Brian Bishop, Paul Christensen, Cheryl Fagan, Angela Fike, Edgar iNedl Freeman, Patricia Hamburger, Susan Hughes, Heather Hultquist, Jon Hunt, Kristi Jones, Susan Kimminau, Debra Kirkegaard, Scott Kroeger, Robyn Langdon, Jennifer Lewis, Pamela Life, Angela McKenzie, Menda Minnick, Tamera Moul, Susan Mueller, Marilee Mulder, Juli Nordyke, Diane Pool, Trena Rhodus, Lynn Richards, Jennifer Spady, John Vonnes, Susan us 42 STUDENTS PRESENT LIL' ABNER On March 8-9 a cast of 44 members, a chorus of over 60 members, a 23 piece orchestra, and over 20 crew members combined their talents to present the musical production of Lil' Abner . Lil' Abnern is based on the comic strip by Al Capp. It is about the hillbillys living in Dogpatch U.S.A., which has been selected as the most un- necessary town in the country. Since Dogpatch was selected as the most unnecessary town in the country, it was therefore the perfect site for nuclear tests. It is left to the people of Dogpatch to find something necessary in their town. It appears that some- thing necessary is found when Mammy Yokum produces her secret formula of Yokumberry tonic which makes musclemen out of weaklings. However Gen- eral Bullmoose, a slu and caniving politician set Evil Eye Fleagle to work with his double whammy to get the secret for- mula from Lil' Abner. The musical showed how the people of Dogpatch try to foil General Bullmooses plans and save their town. Senior Rob Harding played the lead role of Lil, Abner and Julie Crowley had the female lead as Daisy May. Other lead- ing members of the cast were Bill Feis as Earthquake McGoon, Joe Anderson as Pappy Yokum, Sarah McDougal as Mammy Yokum, Tom Pringle as Marrin, Sam and Jamey evans as Gener- al Bullmoose. The government man lChad Stevensl samples some of the kickapoo joy juice made by the Indians in Dogpatch. WW Q1 I tx W5 ' K. MWA. - at mx I . . - rv- 1 .. s H Mammy Yokum lSarah McDougall tells the wives that their husbands are going to be gorgeous and beautifully built. The Dogpatchers gather together on Dogpatch Road to tell that Itls A Typical Day In Dogpatch U.S.A. . Lil' Abner and the Cronies sit around discussing life as a married man, , e igaaaa . t afaaaii: saws, ' X L o I 7 4 Daisy May lJulie Crowleyl tells Abner lRob Hardingl how she'll catch him. v 44 153. xv n , ' ' t , . ,,.,wL.4z- 'A ,, N The bachelors from Dogpatch line up to run from the love starved maidens just before the Sadie Hawkins Day Race. Lil' Abner lRob Hardingl and Marryin' Sam lTom Pringlel ex- plain that The Country's in the Very Best of Handsf' General Bullmoose lJamey Evansl, a conniving Washington businessman, plots to destroy Lil, Abner. Sam fTom Pringlel tells Earthquake The Dogpatchers try to find something necessary to show the scientist Feisl about an 38.00 wedding. One of the wives lI.aura Lockel is totally shocked to see her husband back from Washington as a weakling instead of a muscle man. 46 PRUM '82 THE BEST 0F TIMES The 1982 Junior-Senior Prom was held on May 15 in the high school gym. The theme was the Best of Times and couples danced to the music of Rex Hedding. Golf carts carried the pairs to the doors where door- men awaited them. Upon en- trance they were greeted by happy ticket-takers and coat check girls. Streamers were hung everywhere and on the landing was a couple we mod- eled our dancing style after. Be- fore entering the gym we no- ticed an array of senior stars from the past year and inside was a various assemble of movie stars from the past. At 11 o'clock balloons burst forth from the ceiling much to the audi- ence's pleasure. As the night drew to a close and the festivi- ties ended the memories of an- M a ll , V ryii T si by aw . 1 fel'-. The Junior-Senior Prom was a Gala Premiere as shown on the far wall other prom are locked away. -N ,-Q 'TXQFX iffiswm 5 . R. Goehring and K. Hardy pose. These freshmen attendants check the punch before the beginning of prom i, f! IJ E At 11 o'clock the balloons came falling down as the couples watched with great delight. .p-.W A , J. .gl . f ft 1 Ai e , l G 4 I x c 1 2 f 6 , The doors were decorated with streamers and Prom 1982. These juniors take ten while preparing for prom. I4 Gaylene Ore, Jean Kerr and Gena DeRiese don't seem too upset about the absence of their dates Jeff Ruhter and Jodi Whipple ride the golf carts. lx, f f . V ' .z' K ' Es: ,. A o . 0 i These couples stand waiting to have pictures taken g Q35 W wg: ,S ' s 1 iff' x , ' A A X xiyg kN 5 1 .W -4.1 Q X M ,, , V .H w. f f .- FLAMINGIIS HTHRUUGH THE YEARS Through the years was the title of the 1981-82 Flamingo Show. The Flamingo organization is a synchro- nized swimming group. The group had tryouts on October 1. The show was March 25, 26, and 27. The groups sponsor was Mrs. Schardt. Of- ficers were President Kim I-lahneg Vice-President Jackie Langdong and Treasurer Stacy Ellerbee. FLAMINGOS U.. to Rl: Mary Ramin, Jackie Langdon Kim Hahne Shelly Nelson Stacy Elerbee Michelle Coffey Diane Ore Karla Longshore, Julie Prevette, Julie Archer Jaque Harman Shannon Callon Anne Friborg Jean Kerr Gaylne Ore Janet Palmer, Susan Brehm. The senior flamingo's skip into the music. The sophomore and Junior's dance during their land routine The Flamingo's Show their ballet legs with style and class, 'FLD 1 x 1 ' ' 4' ,W The senior girls expose their spirit boldly. SENIURS PRUDUCE MYSTERY This year's senior play was the stage adaption of Agatha Christie's A Murder is An- nounced and was set in Eng- land. Leads in the 1982 senior play went to Ellen Touchstone CLetitia Blacklockl, Sara Burgess lMiss Marplel, Thom Howard Unspector Craddockl, and Gwen Conaway QDora Bunny Bunnerl. Sara was an exchange student from England this year. Supporting roles were played by Brenda Lambert iJulia Simmonsl, Larry Holcombe QPat- rick Simmonsl, Katie Connolly iMitzil, Shelley Zalman iPhillipa Haymesl, Lonna Hartmann iMrs. Swettenhaml, Rich Fandry fEd- mund Swettenhaml, Tom Pringle CRudi Scherzl, and Rick Goehring CSergeant Mellorsl. The action all took place in Miss Blacklock's drawing room where, on Friday the thirteenth of October, a murder took place, after being announced in the lo- cal newspaper. From that point on, mysterious murders began to take place and the question of Who done it? was left as a mystery to the very end. 'Ns Inspector Craddock fThom Howardl takes notes on the murder case .L rg Julia, Patrick, and Phillipa discuss the possibility of a murder. ,wi 5 A, Q S? sag- 11 X 351 we J af Ii -4. , an , -qww x :QW 3-UT IWG3f':KW3si'W W 'vxfwig 3551 55 ,1 1 Q ,jf I 1 j E ,,-' ga 54 NETTERS IMPRUVE RECURD The girls' varsity tennis team had a successful year. The team finished with a record of 6-3 in duals. The girls finished 3rd at the Kearney Invite. At Big 10 they tied for third. At Trans-Ne- braska they also finished third. They ended with an 11th place at State. The season was marked with several highlights and standouts. One of those was the 8-1 victory over Grand Island A standout was Debbie Jacobi. Debbie re- peated as champion at Trans- Nebraska in Q61 singles. She also finished second at Big 10 and the Kearney Invite. She finished the season with a 19-6 record and a fifth place seeding at State. Diana Dunham and Ann Sandstedt placed second in nfl doubles at Trans-Nebraska. Lori Draper and Sarah McDougal placed third in 9642 doubles at Big 10. Shelly Miller and Sarah McDougal placed third at the Kearney Invite. Coach Teetor cited Diana Dunham, Debbie Jacobi, Sarah McDougal and Amy Spurgeon for their leadership. They all deserve a lot of credit for all the work and leadership they gave the team. The JV squad finished with a record of 4-3-1. The JV squad consisted of Margaret Marsh, Pam Lewis, Deb Fehlhafer, Pat- ty Kingsley, Chris Hudson, Connie Carl, Heather Hughes, Kim Werbel, Cindy Morrissey, and Jennifer Alexander. Coach Teetor talks to P. Kingsley, A. Spurgeon and D. Fehlhafer. Ann Sandstedt along with partner Diana Dunham finished 2nd at Trans wgr . A 4 Sarah McDougal hits a perfect return shot during a meet. Shelly Miller makes her rush to the net for the kill. Girlls varsity tennis players, front row, L to R.: Shelly Miller, Sarah McDougal, Diana Dunham. Second row: Amy Spurgeon, Debbie Jacobi, Third row: Coach Teetor, Lori Draper, Ann Sandstedt. Girl's JV netters: Margaret Marsh, Pam Lewis, Deb Fehlhafer, Patty Kings- Ann Sandstedt returns an overhead lob ley, Chris Hudson, Connie Carl, Heather Hughes, Coach Teetor, Kim Werbel, Cindy Morrissey, Jennifer Alexander. 'Y Q 'MX o Ri ii if Sophomore Chris Hudson shows good form against Kearney. K Trans-Nebraska champion Debbie Jacobi shows her skill. Kearney Catholic ....... ....... Hastings ..............,... ....... McCook ...,.... Hastings .............,. ....... Hast. St. Cecilia ........ ....... Hastings ..,.............., ....... York ,...,..... Hastings ....,... Sandy Creek ....... ....... Hastings ..,......... Lincoln East ......... Hastings ......... Kearney ......... Hastings ......... York .......... Hastings ......,.. Grand Island ........ ....... Hastings ............ VARSITY JV 4 6 8 7 3 1 5 7 0 4 2 12 6 3 2 2 Senior Diana Dunham watches her shot win the point. Junior Lori Draper is a returning threat next year. 7 VARSITY TEAM HAS BIG YEAR The boys' varsity track team, under the direction of head Coach Earl Mullins, had a good year. Other coaches for the team were Steve James, Jake Moser, and Craig McDonald. The team consisted of 32 ath- letes. This years' team qualified six members for the State Meet. They were Jon Harrison, high jump, Brian Kranau, 800 meter rung Mark Schlachter, 1600 me- ter rung Jamie Carr, discus, Bri- an Minnick, pole vault, and Doug Gartner, 110 high hurdles. Brian Minnick was the only one to finish in the top ten. He was fourth with a leap of 13'6 . The team on the whole had a very successful year and next year should be a strong team with many returning underclassmen and letter winners. . . . , rrsr J., , ,jagrggfi . 4 I Z ,, V L I S T n A S f' .1 wi 4 H Wi ' ..- Zak. V M 14 W 'Q 1 rf T i 1 55+ f . Q . . . . W . ,,,, . rf . . W' Q ,ff .22 . ' fe ' , 2 fl . . A 5 M f, ,Lf ,. ' K, W! ,Q I I ,f 1' New f f ' wwf 9- fm' V V , fx T J . . r L rrft 'A .z,agg,,,i,,., H I 'Ln ' 5, g It f3V91ffg12im,,q I ,., .. .5 f WM , , ...fr rf, r r ' g , g . , ,. kgf,..,pg, , f i 1 :J ' 'tf' . . . . , ., L,xE:i4, , ll. vt ' 'J?2af1fz 'I J J V ,rf ' .. gf f-rf ,, , . f V , ' f,g?ri'6L',a4:5e11. . i' n f if 'f -fi'ey'wfr,,, , ,f J.,g-,,g,,iE,1y.1f t, f ' .' rr ge rfgyffm 1- ' ' W f ., ' ff w:fyi4ffffx,t wfmy f ?stzr-2i?zrrw ' 3'5 W- r M W- ' 1 ' f v ,. K ' .f , - H ' fr. f ag .. , f V, WJZLQM L warg ,, gr N My T ,yr V V . . H T' .. J , . . ' W e 1. ffrffd 'K mr 1 , ' f Mark Schlachter hands the baton to Scott Walker during a relay. Q.. - .4v - First Row: M. Lambert, B. Kranau, S. Finley, B. Minnick, R. Goehring, S. Croner, M. Schlachter, R. Waltemath, K. Bierman, T. Reichert. Second Row: S. Hansen, K. Tippin, T. Fitzke, T. Petit, S. Eldred, M. Reimer, S. Walker, J. Evans. Third Row: Coach Moser, Coach James, D. Hamburger, D. Dieken, L. Davis, D. Gartner, S. Hunt, B. Feis, S, Kiolbasa, L. Dividino, J. Carr, J. Harrison, K. Locke, T. Brooks, C. Hinrichs, B. Foote, Coach McDonald and Coach Mullins. 665' Ei Yr M , A 41 fl ' M mf. f 25535 M V ' , . wa' 'V K wg, Todd Petit tries to relax after a rough race. Jon Harrison holds the blocks for Brian Minnick. so fix? ' l ff? i ' - sf r:.zw.cff ' so at -Qoo s These Tiger tracksters discuss their victories, Brian Kranau finishes the race as loyal supporters watch. mwah' ,, +V, v'.,,,,,,.,,, .,, ,, A Q' 0 B 9 X ,gf ve' 5- wlvnvv' , 'gs ,QL L x- +z r , - ' ffv A f ,U-V I Jamey Evans jumps for his record at a home meet. Kelly Bierman leads the pack as they round Turn 3. NX 'Q -...mt ,W ' 1' Ak- . M. Doug Gartner and Bill Feis show their form as they whiz past the North Platte Bulldogs. t Doug Gartner clears the bar as Coach Hartfield looks on. Mike Lambert flies through the air with ease. Jamie Carr shows his prize-winning form throwing the discus These four tracksters prepare physically and mentally for some tough competition before a home meet. I .X FRESHMEN POST 3-1 SEASUN The 1982 9th grade boys track team posted a season record of 3 wins and 1 loss. In these four outings the Frosh thinclads had a fourth at the Walnut Invitational, a second at the Great Plains Conference meet and a fourth at the Big 10 Conference Meet. Two new records were set during the sea- son. Kurt Rutt sailed the discus to a new mark of 135' and Kevin Baker lowered the 200 meter standard to 23.3 seconds. Both records were set during the Great Plains meet. Coach Trautman said, We had some good individual efforts all season. If we could have stayed away from injuries to- ward the end of the season we would have had a good shot at conferencef' Front: S. Malesker, N. Fike, B. Laux, and S Karr Second Row S Kirkegard L Meyers R Thaut R Lacy B Taylor C Herndon, J. Macomber, R. Schmidt, B Tjaden J Trimmingham and G Carter Third row Coach Trautman B Ellerbee K Baker, T. Hinrichs, M. Bachali, M. Bigley C Rutt T Welton P Bishop S Tilley Coach Locke and M Weinman Jeff Trimmingham conveys his intensity by the look on his face as he flies over the hurdle on the finish line. 4, t VVAW L A lot of time is spent waiting on the infield for the next event. Coach Trautman uses the time to give some advice 4 GULFERS ENJOY THE SWINGING SUCCESS With four Seniors on its squad the 1982 golf team battled tough competition and inclement weather to compile their season record. The Hastings Senior High Golf Team was coached by Ken Fike. The Top Five golfers were Bill Oltean, Clay Meininger, Bob Fish, Paul Brownlee and Mike Boyd. The team had two medal winners when Brownlee placed 8th at Lexington and Meininger placed 3rd at Kearney. Along with the top five Jim Johnson also let- tered. Back row: L. Francis, B. Olteang Third row: M. Boyd, J. Petersong Second row: K Wright, C. Meininger, Coach Fike, K. Zarobang First row: J. Johnson and P Brownlee. 1 Mike Boyd tries to impress Coach Fike with his form Bill Oltean warms up before beginning a round of golf. Paul Brownlee retrives his ball after Hole One, Bob Fish putts on the second green. HHS TIGERS JUMP INTO TOP TEN The Varsity girls track squad enjoyed a very successful sea- son. Under first year head coach Les Hamburger they finished 9th in the State Meet in Class A and 8th in the Grand Championship Standings. The girls finished 4th in District com- petition and competed well all other meets during the year. Highlighting the year was six school records. 60 yd. dash, Ju- lie Kroeger 7.6, Terri Smith in the 100 meters 12.1, the 200 meters 25.3 and Julia Foote in the 3200 meter run in 12:36.6. The 1600 meter relay of Lorie Arneson, Renae Ruxton, Joan Trimmingham and Terri Smith in 4:04.8. The 3200 meter relay of Stacy Scholtz, Barb Howard, So- nja Classen and Devra Black in 11:08.1. The Hastings High girls had their first all-class Gold Medal winner ever in the history of HHS girls track in Terri Smith. Smith also finished 4th in the 100 and 200 meters. The same 1600 relay that set a school record finished 3rd at State. Head Coach Hamburger stat- ed the five senior girls showed good leadership and even though the only dissappointment of the year was not having enough girls come out for track we had a lot of quality even without the quantity. He also stated, I enjoyed my first year very much and am looking forward to next year. THE GIRLS WERE GREAT! vm a-uuntia. L W k,.,k M .5 I-was Q .6 ' xl W' ' .., J wf s ' a. Senior sprinter Terri Smith easily wins the 400 meters in a dual meet v 4 1 . .W .. . K, rmm. ,,. Senior Julie Kroeger takes time out from a busy workout. as was Q. Back Row Left to Right: Coach Geniece George, Assistant Coach, Renee Goehring, Sonja Classen, Barb Howard, Lorie Arneson, Tami Adler, Kay Schumn, Alice Yeager, Terri Smith, Les Hamburger, Head Coach Front Row Left to Right: Julie Kroeger, Stacy Scholtz, Devra Black, Joan Trimmingham, Julia Foote, Michele Mullins, Susan Brehm, Renae Ruxton ,l i ' Lorie Arneson and Terri Smith attempt to make a perfect handoff. Julia Foote pushes hard for a good time. K . ,,,.t . KA 'M Mira: X Q1 div '91 'f1ii',,5?L at 'f rife Senior Lorie Arneson gives it her all. Sophomore Stacy Scholtz is the center of attention as others stand by. fm., 1 t. Ury tv' LDA ,..Ql'..r.. Michele Mullins and Sue Brehm show their hurdling form as they lead the way. Tami Adler stretches for distance. ' V 53,5 ' rs K ,. . . ffm ., S . 'fiwlss . - ' , .. T x T . 1.- 'T , rf: '.'? , in K R. ,..' ora' K. u. -ef. ' ' ..-Q9 . -' hw s 400 METER STATE CHAMP: Terri Smith was the All-Class gold medal winner in the Nebraska State High School Meet. 'I' . ...D 4.55, S Sonja Classen picks up speed in the relay. Devra Black shows good form as she runs 9TH GIRLS SURPRISE NEW CUACH The Freshmen girls track team completed an outstanding track season under first year head coach Scott Milliken. This year they won both of their duals, both triangulars, were 2nd in the Great Plains Conference and 5th out of 12 teams in the Walnut Invite. There were a number of out- standing accomplishments. The 3200 meter relay of Kathy Incerto, Susan Jones, Lynn Rhodus and Kristi Hunt were Conference Champs. Robin Waltemath, Angie Life, Menda McKenzie and Sandy Nelson all placed in the top 5 in all of their events at Conference. There was one school record this year in the discus. Dina Bourg threw 91'11 1f2 . Coach Milliken stated, it was a much more successful year than l'd expected. The girls im- proved with every meet.', 532 Freshman Kristi Hunt gets ready to get a fast start in the 400 meters. r tfe 'T Q. rr ' 'Qiaiuow h rw if if iw Rita Petersen, Menda McKenzie, Julie Kort and a unidentified Hastings runner start the 1600 meter run. M ,, aj 'P' cw- .. 2 r r . T if ,f unwan- .mmwm v,.M ry-r,.,,,,,, f M W - ffl? 3 'M rgygii ,,,,,.Wy,, .si F ff -I -A f . , A Back Row Left to Right: Cindy Goedert, Student Manager, Stephanie Fischer, Lynn Rhodus, Kelly Koos, Dina Bourg, Michalle Desimone, Lynn Thorsheim, Amy Moser, Kristi Hunt, Tammy Minnick, Dawnita Borrell, Student Manager, Head Coach Scott Milliken. Front Row Left to Right: Menda McKenzie, Sherly Kirkpatrick, Kathy Incerto, Robin Waltemath, Julie Kort, Susan Jones, Beth Fischer, Sandy Nelson, Sue Moul, Angie Life, Rita Petersen, Lisa Westerman --s-rl: , f'4 2 ,. an ,MM A ig V. 'iz' ..Wffnpf:FW .Auf Amy Moser and Kristi Hunt make a perfect handoff in one of their meets. Freshman Lynn Rhodus pushes hard to win Z , 1 '-- ed your knee 1 gw ' X N Sixth grade gl ' W- V X Y ffxleffi a'3F'Qffflff ilifd' lf! g'i wg? Q the r i AA es M, if sc ool events .N , g Q' M , A . ' 3 '. I We 1 e ad it?-4 ic?Ir1eL1e:1ts.lH if SX X A Qoiuxxift fm Q1 N 149' Q W f efe X Jgfiwf N 2' X41 f 2122132 21 2,2 'ff ,, N ,K , f P f Class of '82 yt' g n! Q,-.1-My ' -, I 41 ,X ,... Q , . Q7 , Qgfu 2 L ' ff ,f f ,f f ff If 0.-.1- 1 1 3 4 I i iii gig WV! E3 Li E,-2 , I, X2 .-,,. , 5 K r 'L i fm! I 4 ,f Friendship: A binding contract you sign with laughter and break with tears. 4' eq. if I 'T wp fx ye'- T Sue Blauyeltg, Wendy W,1,,,s- if . simmer k.k.. .i .k.., I g i 'J WW- W ,. 5:2 ,Q .. L iif,gggg,fj1Q,15ET Q... rg .Q :ffemafefif as Wi 1: M f'11Q'f'iffi:QsY .C T f 1 I X kimwksefurr SY S Pe A X Felix wow K .gyrgi -Kdi-w-wg,-5,31,raxiif-Fig,gm:-ifii- . Q X AN T X ,fxsysffrfvri.g1:w,wf.,w f-.QW g A Y , ifffjf. ., ... 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Shelia William Mark t Gaylene 9 t 5 Mei m Pali en is Bill mon i t L Laura Pet iong i sw 183 Brenda Place Scott Pohl Mitch Popee Randy Powell 184 ,Q 1,9 L.,-e5.,1.,.Q A M ,PPP if gpm-any Wm N gy 'Mt W 1 T L, E x 'F 14, M, A X The journey of a thousand miles starts with a sin- gle step. Barb Welch gets help from Brian Minnick. -Chinese Proverb i-sr 1 Q 1 wxat . sv . 1 , LL 29? 7-, HX 42 X 1 x f, it Tw S- f A X 4 N X 26 'f' SS X ,i X 2 X So I have nothing? Ah, you're wrong. Why I have all my dreams-priceless are my riches when my brain with fancy teems. -Dorothy Snowden e?53?Ri.2 1' Senior Scott Nitzel takes down an opponent at a home wrestling match. L L NX L , , X L, L , 52535, ft X.: X 1 . ' 5 14 5 L 1 w NTS 'lvg 35 it a w. X, L V- ,,f,.g .v,, Lv., LyA1Ls:Vs1ga.ygg X i f N 'gag X N ak 'Kr' .Ngo W. ,LX QQ X XR X X L ,X Khin! 'L ' L, P52155 K SWT ,X L L I' a',:QiT T!l5h2f?i-E.,Q:rjifiS::'Xf1 X K QX I L L LLLQXXWf,L,LQLLXX.LfX x X , X - ls' H k J. Q :sw- 1 We '51 N Q? 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I never think of the future it comes soon enough. How beautiful a day can be when kindness touches it Scott Eldred and other Seniors meet on the bridge for serious conversation. 'Q S? 'lv ' ,. .Nw I e, if 'I These Senior cheerleaders lead the crowd in support of the Bare Bodkins. AA, 'vi I Pose for the camera, Laura Locke! Don't be such a loner, Kim Hahne. Ellen Touchstone Hue Tran Peggy Turner Brenda Uden .. .-A--- QQ .. Rf. W. . heeee J' bk'k '515e5s?E-9,1-fbi - ' f5S?5f2i'155, 3-iiffif 5. -- gg .,:35,. A, ., ga- uf- gig x. - K . .x up .: 1 . -. A A Simian Swim :1:f'r5ga.g ,Q , rg . -+f1-iwfS5y.f- was . 5.5 .f :gwgzggl . -1 5 f Uedmg .- -mix ' NRRL: -:':?N1 Q4' i' . .:f. 'QL k ,.L, ,. .. , ...gi -wigffilf 919.2 . . . A f A A 1 l ' L .. Shanna Utecht. a Utter ig. ' 'im j K L . K - . ::irWw' 3xaY nr Era. - 'en en' h Q - k fr. we .V Zi fr N A . -arg. -5-1. . .,: .eQt.:,j4g-- ..-5 ...f .A ,X 1.3952 . . fs. - K K f ff? 21 1 . h e . '- r A . .liii . W . ,Q .51::..Q, 3 . 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Outstanding athletes were: Mark Kister fMale athlete awardl, Lorie Arneson QH-Club awardl, Terri Smith KDwight Thomas Awardl, Brian Minnick COutstanding Male Swimmerl, Debbie Jacobi and Steve Scholtz KI-lastings Tennis Association Awardl, and Scott Nitzel fOut- standing Wrestler Awardl. Katherine Connolly, Gwen Conaway, William Feis, and Wil- liam Oltean were the Hastings Rotary Award winners. Ellen Touchstone was awarded the John Phillips Sousa Band Award. Laura Locke and Sarah McDougal were Outstanding Madrigal Singers, and Rob Har- ding was Outstanding Senior in Vocal Music. Class valedictorians were Barb Bennett and Toko Fukumori. Scholastic award winners were: Scott Anderson, Lorie Arneson, Barbara Bennett, Paul Brownlee, Patricia Burgess, Brenda Clark, Daniel Classen, Georgena DeRiese, Jeff Dreesen, Scott Eldred, Scott Finley, Toko Fukumori, Robert Harding, Ste- ven Hartman, Larry Holcombe, Thomas Howard, Gale Hueske, Beth Jernberg, Paul Kauf, Jean Kerr, Mark Kister, Laura Locke, Sarah McDougal, Craig Malesker, Donna Munsell, Scott Nitzel, William Oltean, Scott Pohl, John Prevette, Mary Ramin, Stephen Scholtz, Teresa Smith, Lisa Stewart, Ellen Touchstone, Loren Thrasher, Barbara Welch, Kenneth Zaroban, LeAnn Zimmerman. MUSIC AWARDS Band Archer, Julie Cronin, Steve Dickerson, Jon Dreesen, Jeff Fukumori, Toko Harrison, Jon Hoffman, Bruce Holcombe, Larry Howard, Thom Kimminau, Becky Longshore, Karla Pohl, Scott Shaver, John Spurgeon, Amy Touchstone, Ellen Zalman, Shelley John Philip Sousa Award Touchstone, Ellen Louis Armstrong Jazz Award Dickerson, Jon Howard, Thom U.S. Marines Award Fukumori, Toko Orchestra Dickerson, Jon Goehring, Renee Locke, Laura McDougal, Sarah Pohl, Scott Stewart, Lisa Touchstone, Ellen Welch, Barbara Choral Music Awards Copple, Regan Cronin, Steve' Fehlhafer, Diane Hartmann, Lonna Holcombe, Larry' Kroeger, Julie' Locke, Laura' McDougal, Sarah' Harding, Robert' Munsell, Donna Pringle, Tom' Schmidt, Steve' Stewart, Lisa Sulley, Steve Thomas, Vicky' Touchstone, Ellen Zalman, Shelly Zaroban, Ken 'Madrigal Singers Award Outstanding Madrigal Singers Locke, Laura McDougal, Sarah Outstanding Senior In Choral Music Harding, Robert HASTINGS SENIOR HIGH SCHO0L SE IOR H0 ORS NIGHT Tuesday, May 18, 198 ACTIVITY AWARDS Cheerleaders Burgess, Patricia Fingeret, Jill Jernberg, Beth Kerr, Jean Mangers, Denise Woodward, Kim Debate Adrian, Brent Flamingos Archer, Julie Hahne, Kim Kerr, Jean Langdon, Jackie Longshore, Karla Ore, Gaylene Ramin, Mary Speech and Theatre Conaway, Gwen Fandry, Rich Holcombe, Larry Howard, Thom Pringle, Tom Tigerettes Lambert, Brenda Langdon, Jackie Longshore, Karla Nikkila, Donna Strasheim, Sally Uerling, Carrie Uhrmacher, Stacy ATHLETIC AWARDS Boys Basketball Anderson, Scott-Stat. Dreesen, Jeff-Stat. Harrison, Jon Kister, Mark Oltean, Bill Schmidt, Ron Shimek, Steve Smith, Mike Girls Basketball Arneson, Lorie Craft, Jan-Scorebook Dunham, Diana Jacobi, Debbie Kroeger, Julie-Stat. Smith, Terri Thomas, Vicky-Stat. Cross Country Finley, Scott Foote, Julia Kranau, Brian Football Classen, Dan Feis, Bill Fraser, Mitch Goehring, Richard Hinrichs, Mitch Johnson, Ken Kister, Mark Lambert, Mike Nitzel, Scott Prevette, John Thaut, Russ Golf Brownlee, Paul Johnson, Jim Oltean, Bill Boys Swimming Dias, Vilmar Minnick, Brian Sulley, Steve Girls Swimming Kvasnicka, Jane Boys Tennis Falk, Mike Hoffman, Bruce Scholtz, Steve Zaroban, Ken Girls Tennis Dunham, Diana Jacobi, Debbie McDougal, Sarah Spurgeon, Amy Boys Track Eldred, Scott Feis, Bill Finley, Scott Goehring, Rick Harrison, Jon Kranau, Brian Lambert, Mike Minnick, Brian Reichert, TimfMgr. 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Q4 aww f7'Qn:ry,nxn1h Commencement 'Program Qfasrings Sernbr Tfigh School Glass of 1982 Qfiuzmgs some 5m.1fw,. mmm mm, cunlfay M.r,.f0..fh nga! .ffzofk .v mi W 94 BOARD OF EDUCATION Barta, John 43 Bohlke, Ardyce 43 Bonar, Honey Lou 43 Drummond, Fred 43 Holt, Donald 43 Kvasniska, Connie 43 Lamski, Dale 43 Smith, Sally 43 Strasheim, Dwayne 43 Uerling, Margaretha 43 SUPERINTENDENT Kishkunas, Louis 43 FACULTY Barry, Thomas 18 Bierman, Oliver 18 Bonar, Darrell 14 Carlson, Mel 19 Carlson, Patricia 18 Choquette, Jalaene 15 Claus, Jean 15 Clowe, Gloria 18 Congrove, Benny 12,16,45 Cordell, Lynn 15 Cronin, Richard 12,19 Dill, Graydon 14 Duensing, Dale 12,13,15,16,96, 98,99 Epp, Rodney 14 Fike, Ken 18,165 Fischer, Pat 16,45 Freeman, Duane 13,14,19 George, Geniece 15,58,167 Graham, Louis 14 Hahn, Clovice 18 Harms, Leslie 13,19 Hartfield, Docker 14,16,48,124, 125,159 Hawes, Richard 18 Hedstrom, Carla 14,17 Hobbs, Phyllis 18 Houtz, Glen 13,14,17 Jacupke, Helen 14,17 James, Stephen 19,53,158 Janzen, Burl 14 Kleiber, Richard 18 Knight, Mike 15,44 Koozer, Robin 13,15,16,91,93 Kort, Betty 15 Kort, Ronald 15,17 Kroeger, Gerald 15,19 Krull, Mary 16 Lamski, Elaine 15,17 Leonhardt, Russell 18 Locke, Will 19,162 McCarthy, Daniel 15 McDonald, Craig 14,123 McDougal, Sue 15,16,42 Marion, Floyd 18 Marshall, Glen 15 May, James 16,17 May, Jane 16,17 May, Stan 14 Milliken, Scott 17,134,171 I DEX Moser, Coralee 16,17 Moser, Jack 19,158 Earl, Mullins 14,158 Murman, Elmer 16,19,181 Nelson, Donald 18 Niemoth, MaryAnn 18 Ochsner, Cleon 16,17 Packard, David 16,17 Peterson, Sandra 16 Petit, Lanny 18 Pratters, Louis 17,147 Reimer, Richard 15 Roberts, Rodney 18 Schardt, Jody 15 Sheets, Norman 17,19 Sheley, Howard 14 Smith, James 14 Smith, Tim 15 Sneller, Marjorie 16,17 Stocks, Guy 17,19 Stout, Ralph 18 Sutter, Joyce 18,135 Teetor, Denise 16,54,154,155,156 Thompson, Joe 19 Troutman, Gary 19,48,163 Veburg, Ronald 17 Warner, Sandy 19,59 Wohleb, Verlyn 18 Wood, Bruce 16,19,93 CUSTODIAL STAFF Borchers, Elmer 13 Brown, Cecil 13 Einspahr, Orville 13 Feurt, Terry 13 Gayer, Yvonne 13 Ochsner, Randy 13 Potter, Richard 13 Rutt, Randy 13 KITCHEN STAFF Carmichael, D. 13 Dedrickson, R. 13 Einspahr, C. 13 Ellingson, C. 13 Glover, N, 13 Hueske, H. 13 Orr, A. 13 Plein, E. 13 Thaut, G. 13 Uhrmacher, A. 13 Williams, W. 13 SECRETARIES Little, Margaret 13 Phinney, Sharon 13 Plambeck, Becky 13 Reiner, Diana 13 LIBRARIANS Barry, Deanne 13 Cramer, Connie 13 Holcombe, Jean 13 Johnson, Beverly 13 Peterson, Sandy 13 Murray, Kathryn 13 Portwood, Jean 13 Vaughan, Evadne 13 Walker, Nadine 13 SCHOOL NURSE Landgraf, Dona 13 SENIORS Adler, Tracy 174 Adrian, Brent 134,174 Anderson, Scott 174 Anderson, Vickie 174 Andrews, Michael 174 Archer, Julie 174 Armes, Kevin 173,174 Arneson, Lorie 55,57,119,121, 135,167,168,174 Aufdenkamp, Linda 174 Aulner, Dale 174 Aulner, David 174 Barfknecht, Lois 92,174 Beck, Catherine 85,174 Bennett, Barbara 9,54,55,57,174 Bennett, Lisa 174 Berns, Cynthia 174 Blauvelt, David 174 Blauvelt, Suzanne 86,174 Brown, Wendy 175 Brownlee, Paul 92,164,165,175 Burgess, Patricia 86,132,133,175, 178,179 Burgess, Sara 153,175,183 Burgman, Gregory 175 Carver, Renee 175 Clark, Brenda 175 Classen, Daniel 45,175 Conaway, Gwen 70,71,92,139 153,175 Conaway, John 175 Connolly, Katherine 87,128,153, 175,180 Consbruck, Steven 45,135,175 Copple, Regan 91,175 Costello, Lori 175 Cox, Todd 176 Craft, Jan 92,119,176 Crandell, RaNae 9,67,68,85,86, 176 Cronin, Steven 89,90,91,92,176 Cross, Granville 176 Daugherty, Anthony 176 DeRiese, Georgena 86,130,148 176 DeWitt, Kara 9,133,176 Dias, Vilmar 61,126,176 Dickerson, Veronica 176 Dickerson, Jon 89,92,176 Dreesen, Jeffrey 176 Dreher, Brian 177 Dunham, Diana 55,118,119,120, 155,157,177,187 Ecker, Ann 64,177 Eichelberger, Julia 177 Einspahr, Marilyn 177 Eldred, Scott 158,177,187 Eldridge, Steven 177 Falk, Michael 60,61,63,67,177 Fandry, Richard 92,153,177 Fehlhafer, Diane 92,95,177 Feis, William 9,45,92,145,158 160,177 Fingeret, Jill 64,177 Finley, Scott 9,53,158,177 Fischer, Michelle 177 Foote, Julia 53,167,177 Fraser, Mitchell 45,46,177 French, Timothy 177 Fry, Candace 177 Fukomori, Toshiko 89,92,178 Gerard, Robert 45,178 Gingerich, Amy 178 Glass, Melinda 178 Goebel, Shari 178 Goehring, Renee 89,92,167,178 Goehring, Richard 45,92,146,153 158,178,183 Haase, Tamara 178 Hahne, Kimberly 85,86,92,178 180,187 Hanson, Becky 178 Hansen, Brenda 178 Harding, Robert 9O,92,143, 144 178 Harrison, Jonathan 158,159,178 Hartman David 178 Hartman, Steven 179 Hartman, Lonna 153,179 Hawkinson, Kelly 179 Hendricks, Michael 179 Henry, Troy 179 Herberg, Robert 179 Herron, Arthur 45,179 Hesse, Denice 135,179 Hiatt, Scott 45,179 Hinrichs, Mitchell 45,46,69,179 Hinrichs, Scott 179 Hinrichs, Scott 179 Hofferber, Kimberly 179 Hoffman, Bruce 61,89,179 Hoggatt, Angela 179 Holcombe, Larry 70,71,89,90,91 92,139,152,153,176,179 Horton, Steven 180 Howard, Thomas 71,89,139,152 153,180 Howell, Landyn 180 Hueske, Gale 180 Jackson, Kathryn 180 Jacobi, Deborah 89,119,155,157 180,187 Jernberg, Beth 132,133,179,180 187 Johnson, James 164,180 Johnson, Kenneth 45,46,180 Johnson, Rex 180 Karnes, Todd 180 Kauf, Paul 92,180 Keeler, Brenda 180 Kepford, Lisa 180 Kerr, Jean 13O,132,133,148,179 180 Kershner, Darla 85,180 Kimminau, Rebecca 89,181 Kister, Mark 45,46,69,181 Klein, Rex 181 Knapp, Rachel 181 Knoedler, Kelly 181 Kopisch, Kevin 181 Kranau, Brian 52,53,158,161,181 Krieger, James 181 Krieger, William 181 Kroeger, Julie 55,90,91,92,166, 167,181 Kvasnicka, Jane 53,86,87,92,128 131,181,182 Lambert, Brenda 85,92,152,153, 181 Lambert, Michael 45,92,158,161 181 Langdon, Jacqueline 85,92,181 Locatis, Timothy 182 Locke, Laura 89,90,91,92,l45 182,187 Longshore, Karla 85,182 McCready, Jerry 182 McDougal, Sarah 9,89,90,92,142, 155,182 McLane, Scott 182 McVey, Clinton 182 Malesker, Craig 182 Mangers, Denise 64,92,182 Mazour, Timothy 182 Miller, Deborah 182 Miller, Kelly 182 Milligan, Michelle 182 Minnick, Brian 124,125,158,161, 182,184 Mitchell, Kathryn 183 Moline, James 183 Moore, Robert 183 Munsell, Donna 92,183 Myers, Lana 183 Nelson, Cheryl 55,56,183 Nikkila, Donna 85,183 Nitzel, Scott 45,92,183,185 Noble, Sheila 183 Norcross, William 183 Oeltjen, Mark 183 Oltean, William 164,165,180,183 Ore, Gaylene 130,146,183 Paulson, Melody 87,183 Paxton, William 183 Peterson, Laura 183 Place, Brenda 92,184 Pohl, Scott 89,184 Poppe, Mitchell 184 Powell, Randal 184 Prevette, John 45,184 Pringle, Thomas 90,91,92,139, 144,145,153,184 Ramin, Mary 184 Ready, Shannon 184 Reichert, Timothy 158,184 Reutter, Kathleen 184 Richardson, Tammy 184 Rief, Anne 184 Robinson, Mark 45,184 Ruhter, Jeffrey 148,184 Schmidt, Bradley 184 Schmidt, Ron 184 Schmidt, Steven 90,91,92,185 Scholl, Teresa 185 Scholtz, Stephen 61,63,92,185 Scribner, Amy 185 Shaver, John 185 Shepperd, Shannon 185 Shimek, Steven 185 Short, Renae 185 Smith, Mike 105,185 Smith, Teresa 55,56,89,119,121 166,167,169,185,187 Snell, Cathleen 185 Spurgeon, Amy 89,154,155,185 Stark, Janice 185 Steffen, Billy 185 Stevens, Teri 186 Stewart, Lisa 89,91,92,186 Stine, Robert 186 Strasheim, Sally 85,912,186 Sulley, Steven 91,92,126,186 Sunderland, Steven 135,186 Sutter, Kimberly 186 Swayze, Mike 186 Taylor, Tom 186 Tegler, Cynthia 85,186 Thaut, Russ 186 Thomas, Michael 186 Thomas, Vicky 9O,91,92,186 Thrasher, Loren 186 Throckmorton, Sue 186 Tilley, Kris 135,187 Touchstone, Ellen 89,91,188 Tran, Hue 188 Turner, Peggy 188 Uden, Brenda 85,188 Uerling, Carrie 85,135,188 Uhrmacher, Stacy 85,188 Utecht, Shanna 133,188 Utter, Kevin 188 Vacek, John 188 VanLengen, Russell 188 Vap, Michael 188 Walz, Sharon 188 Watson, Michelle 188 Weir, John 188 Welch, Barb 85,89,92,184,188 White, Becky 188 Whipple, Tandra 189 Wieland, Gilbert 189 Williams, Alan 189 Williams, Mark 189 Wilsin, Todd 189 Wolfe, Christine 189 Woodward, Doyle 189 Woodward, Kimberly 9,133,135, 189 Wright, Natalie 189 Yocum, Sara 189 Zalman, Shelley 89,91,92,152, 153,189 Zaroban, Kenneth 61,62,63,91,92, 164,176,189 Zimmerman, Debra 189 Zimmerman, LeAnn 189 JUNIORS Adler, Shi 74 Adler, Tami 58,74,133,167,168 Alexander, Dana 74,85 Alexander, Rhonda 74 Anderson, Jeffrey 74 Aspen, Roger 45,74 Aulner, Donald 74 Baker, Floyd 74 Baker, Tami 74,85 Baldwin, Susan 74,135,139 Bauman, Jeanne 74 Beckby, George 74,125,134 Bell, Danette 74,135 Beman, Lynda 74 Bengtson, Craig 74,135 Boese, Dianne 71,74,92,139 Bohrer, Denise 74 Bond, Kimberly 74 Brewer, Constance 74 Brewer, Deborah 74,85 Brink, Michele 75,77,119,121,149 Brown, DeeDee 75 Brown, Peggy 75,85 Bruntz, Sammy 75 Buckley, Elizabeth 55,75 Bunde, Robb 45,75 Burchess, Mark 75 Burge, Lynn 75 Bush, Pamela 75 Calhoun, Jeffery 75 Callan, Shannyn 75 Callihan, Debra 75 Carl, Connie 75,82,86,156 Carr, James 9,45,75,92,158,161 Cassell, Mary 75 Catchpool, Gregory 75 Chartier, Carrie 75,119 Christy, Richard 75 Cline, Johanna 75 Connolly, John 75 Coordes, Monty 45,75 Copple, Gretchen 75,91,92 Cramer, Bradley 45,75 Croner, Joseph 52,53,75,125,158 Crowl, Randall 61,62,75 Crowley, Julie 6,7,75,76,90,91, 92,143 Darnall, Christina 75,135 Davis, Lance 75,158 Dedrick, Danny 75 Degener, Connie 75 Diers, Paula 75 Dittmer, Sonya 75 Doiel, Mark 75 Drake, Whitney 75 Draper, Lori 58,75,85,92,147, 149,155 Duering, Raymond 75 Dunbar, Dale 75,149 Eckblade, Emily 75 Ellerbee, Stacy 9,75,78,92,95, 132,133 Ellermeier, Lea 75,87 Esch, James 76 Faber, Michael 76 Fanning, Paige 55,76,85 Farrell, Jill 76,85,86,92 Fast, Susan 58,76,89,92,147 Fiegelson, Sarah 76 Fingeret, Katherine 76 Fish, Robert 75,76,105,135,164, 165 Fischer, Christina 76 Fleener, Timothy 76 Francis, Lynn 60,61,63,67,76,164 Fraser, Mark 76 Friborg, Anne 76,90,91,92,128, 130,131 Friend, Lorie 76,81,92,128 Fuller, Victoria 76,139 Fullerton, Linda 76 Gartner, Douglas 76,80,158,160, 161 Ginter, Wanda 76 Glassmyer, Robert 45,74,76 Gollner, Brent 76 Grimmet, Allan 76 Grummert, Rachel 76 Gundelfinger, George 76 Hagemeier, Amy 76 Halsey, Trisha 9,76 Hamburger, David 9,77,81,86,158 Hardy, William 77 Harris, Michael 45,49,77 Hartman, Michelle 77 Henrikus, Dale 77 Henry, Scott 45,77 Herringer, Jon 77 Herringer, Kay 77 Hilger, Walter 45,77 Hill, Jolie 77 Hinrichs, Craig 44,77,158 Hlavaty, Janet 77 Hoback, Alan 77 Howard, Joanne 77 Hunt, Steven 45,48,49,77,158 Hurd, Jennifer 77 Janssen, Mary 55,77 Jeans, Debra 64,77,78 Job, Renee 77 Jones, Bobby 77 Jones, Brenda 77 Jurgena, Vincent 77,125 Kalberg, Todd 61,77 Kelly, Paige 78 Kempkes, Patricia 78 Kennedy, Michelle 78 Kennedy, Teresa 78 Kenny, Heidi 78 Kimminau, Randall 61,78,89,91, 92 Kingsley, Patricia 78,90, 134,154,156 Kiolbasa, Steven 45,78,158 Knapp, Denise 78 Kroger, Kerwin 78 Kruger, Brenda 78 Kubicka, Thomas 78 Lacy, Jeffrey 78 Lake, Jane 58,78,85 Lamberson, Laurie 78 Larsen, David 78 Leonard, Timothy 78 Lindstrom, Leon 78 91,92, Locke, Kenneth 78,83,89,9O,92, 125,158 Lowry, Alma 78,87,139 Lukas, Jill 78 McCord, Debra 78 McCrabb, Davey 78 McCune, Scott 78 McVey, Julie 78 Mace, Sandra 78,135 Marfisi, Lisa 78 Marsh, Anne 78 Martson, Ronna 78 Martson, Suzanne 78 Mazour, Paula 78 Medcalf, Jeffery 45,77,78 Meininger, Clay 78,92,164 Messler, Curtis 78 Meyer, James 71,78,125 Miller, Michelle 78 Minshew, Bobby 78 Mitchell, Angela 78 Monthey, Teresa 78 Moore, Jeanna 78 Morris, Michael 79 Moul, Ann 77,79,83,85,92 Nitzel, Grant 61,79 Nitzel, Timothy 79 Noble, Rebecca 79 Norwood, Lisa 79,139 Ochsner, Leigh 79 Ochsner, Lynn 79 Ochsner, Michael 79,80,90,92,125 Ocker, Karen 79,92,132,133 Otis, Herbert 79 Park, Deborah 79 Parker, Karen 79 Peters, Kevin 79,135 Peterson, James 79,164 Peterson, Kristin 79,8O,89,92 Peterson, Mark 80 Phillips, Rachelle 80 Pittman, Jane 80 Pontine, Machelle 80,135 Potts, lvy 80 Ramsey, Matthew 80 Ready, Kimberly 80 Reichert, Dean 80,92 Reid, Cathy 80 Reimer, Matt 45,46,80,158 Richardson, Terri 80 i Richey, Rockey 80 Robinson, Patty 80 Roby, Richard 80 Rodgers, Jon 80 Rose, Stanley 80 Roth, James 80 Ruberson, Mark 45,80,92 Ruxton, Renae 80,167 Sachtleben, Thomas 61,63,80,89, 90,91,92 Sandstedt, Ann 9,55,80,81,92,95, 119,120,154,155,156 Schlachter, John 61,62,76,80,86 Schmidt, Gail 80,85,92,147 Schmidt, Susan 71,80 Schumm, Jane 80 Schumm, Kay 80,167 Sealey, Russell 80 Shively, Ruth 81,85,92,147 Smith, Sharon 58,75,81,92,95, 133 Snyder, Wendy 81 Soucie, Angie 81 Spady, Sarah 81 Sperry, Hilary 81 Steiner, Gregory 81 Stevens, Raejean 81,89,129 Stockton, Richard 81,92,134 Svoboda, Scott 81,89,90,92 Sydow, Jeffrey 81 Taylor, Karen 81 Thaut, Eric 45,81 Thaut, Mark 81 Theesen, Darren 81,135 Thomas, Debbie 81 Thomas, Kolleen 81 Thomas, Mark 61,81 Thuman, Cindy 81,85 Tillemans, William 81 Timmerman, Shelley 82 Toney, Cherry 82 Tramp, Richard 53,82 Turner, Scott 82 Tyson, Tamera 82,89 Valverde, Patricia 82 WanWay, Curtis 82 Versaw, Wayne 82,125 Warburton, Bryan 82 Watson, Briggette 64,82 Wermeskerch, Valerie 82 Whitcomb, Heidi 82 Whitcomb, Scott 82 Willey, Tanja 82 Willy, Michelle 82 Wilson, Julie 82 Woods, Weston 82 Woolsey, Cheryl 82 Workman, Darin 61,82 Yeager, Alice 82,119,135 167 Zeadow, Michelle 83 Zielke, David 83 SOPHOMORES Ackerman, Deena 30 Adrian, Bradley 30 Adler, Michael 30 Alexander, Jennifer 30 Anderson, Joseph 9,3O,6162 89 91,134 Anderson, Kayce 30 Anderson, Wade 30 Andrews, Sandra 30 Aspen, Julie 30 Barg, Steven 30 Bauer, Kimberly 30 Bierman, Kelly 30,52,53,158,165 Black, Devra 9,30,58,134,167, 169 Bland, Tammy 30 Bovee, Stacy 30 Boyd, Mike 30 Brehm, susan 3o,58,119,122,167, 168 Brewer, Lori 30 Brooks, Todd 30,45,49,158 Brown, Candice 30 Brown, Ryan 31 Brown, Todd 31,45 Burge, Cristy 31 Buscher, Mark 31 Canchola, Martha 31 Campbell, Kenny 31 Carver, LaDonna 31,119 Classen, Sonja 31,58,119,122 167,169 Cleveland, Brian 31 Clifton, Joey 31 Cline, Donna 31,119 Coffey, Michele 31,89 Cole, Gale 31 Conaway, Michelle 31,58,119,122 Conaway, Vicki 31 Connell, Charles 31 Conner, Sean 32 Consbruck, Michele 32 Coordes, Dawnette 32 Covert, Stephanie 32 Cully, David 32,45 Darnall, Tracy 32,119 Darnell, James 32 DeRiese, Mary 32,86 Dickenson, Susan 32,134 Dieken, Darryn 32,50,158 Douglas, Kevin 32 Douglas, Pamela 32 Drake, Shirley 32 Drummond, Jodie 32,89 Duntz, Patrick 32 Englehardt, Jon 32,45 Erickson, Randy 32 Erickson, Tom 32 Ernst, Jodi 32 Esch, David 32 Evans, Linda 32 Evans, James 32,53,88,89,90, 130,144,158,160 Ewing, Kristin 32,119 Faber, Creighton 32 Fehlhafer, Debbie 33,64,154,156 Fergoda, Ward 33 Fielder, Brian 33 Fish, Debbie 33 Fitzke, Tod 33,89,91,158 Foote, Robert 31,33,45,158 Ganow, Susan 31,33,58,70,71 Gartner, Russell 33 Gerloff, Becki 33 Gilbert, Christi 33 Gildersleeve, Tammy 33 Glover, Dana 33 Glover, George 33,45,5O Goings, Ronald 33 Gustafson, David 33 Guttierrez, Louis 33 Hahn, James 33 Halbmaier, Michelle 33 Hall, Jeff 33 Halsey, Lori 33 Hansen, Steven 33,52,53,158 Hanson, Susan 33 Hardy, Katharina 33,64,146 Harmon, Jacqueline 34,128,131, 134 Harrifeld, Lisa 34 Harris, Machelle 34 Hedlund, Daniel 34 Helleberg, Lorrie 34,89 Henry, Cynthia 34 Hesse, Diana 34 Hilger, Suzanne 34,119 Hill, Michele 34 Hinrichs, Cindi 34 Hinrichs, Mark 34 Hook, John 34 Hoffart, Jeffrey 34 Hofferber, Chad 34 Hopkins, Kelli 34,119,122 Howard, Barbara 34,55,119,122, 167 Hudson, Christina 34,156 Hunter, Susan 9,34 Hurt, Paul 34 Jackson, Kelly 34 Janssen, Dale 34 Johnson, Corey 34,53,70,126 Johnson, Deborrah 34,89,128 Jorn, Michael 34 Kapple, Richard 35 Kapustka, Carol 35 Karsting, Kimberly 35 Kennedy, Christy 35 Kenny, Reggie 35,45,50 Kirby, Troy 35,45 Kohtz, Christopher 35 Kopke, Linda 35 Krueger, Dara 35 Lambert, Marilyn 35,128 Lampher, Nancy 35 Laster, Dana 35 Laumen, Rose 35 McAllister, Deena 35 McCartney, Scott 35 McCoy, Tiffany 35,133 McKinnis, Mark 36 McKinnis, Stephen 36,71,139 Malesker, Brian 36 Marriner, William 36 Marsh, Margaret 36,64,91,134, 156 Menze, Todd 36 Miller, Jody 36,89 Miller, Josh 36,45 Miller, Monty 36 Miller, Peter 37 Morlan, David 37 Morrey, Lynne 37 Morrissey, Erin 37,87 Mullins, Michele 37,167,168 Needham, Susan 37 Nelson, Jackie 37,133 Nelson, Shelley 37,89 Nikkila, Richard 37 Nowka, Mark 37 Oatman, Jeff 37 Oliver, Elizabeth 37 Oltean, Robert 37 Osman, Robert 37,45 Palmer, Janet 37,133 Peirce, Michelle 37 Peters, Gregory 37 Petit, Todd 37,53,125,158,161 Petzoldt, Kimberly 37,58 Placke, Mark 37 Price, Dale 38 Ramold, Scott 38 Reimer, Curtis 38 Reiners, Wynette 38 Reiselman, Bernie 38 Restrepo, Gus 38,125 Rhodes, Tami 38 Richardson, Tina 38 Rief, Amee 38,128,130,131 Ries, Scott 38 Robinson, Melissa 38 Rollins, Vonnie 38,58 Rolls, Gina 38 Rose, Ronda 38 Rupiper, Angela 38,58 Ruxton, Joseph 38 Saddler, Teresa 38 Sample, Duane 38,45 Sanderson, Jim 38,45 Schifferns, Michael 38 Schlachter, Mark 38,53,89,134, 158 Scholtz, Stacy 9,38,55,119,167, 168 Schneider, Bryan 38 Schneider, Jeffrey 38 Scholl, Scott 38 Schumm, William 38 Scott, Tammatha 38 Shaver, Jennifer 39 Sjea, Danny 39 Shutt, Kelly 38,133 Simmons, Desmond 39 Slansky, Randy 39 Smith, Kimberly 39,64 Smith, Sandra 39 Stark, Joyce 39 Steiner, Jacque 39 Stevens, Ron 39 Stice, Alan 39 Stout, Mia 39,64-,119 Strasheim, Jane 39 Sutherlin, Deborah 39 Sutton, Amy 39 Swanson, Stanley 39 Thomas, Mark 39 Timmerman, Charlotte 39 Tippin, Ken 39,158 Trimmingham, Joan 39,167 Tschauner, Wendy 39,133 Turner, Stephanie 40 Utter, Pamela 40 Vacek, Catherine 40 Valverde, Carmen 40 VanLengen, Lisa 40 Vap, Melissa 40 Walker, Scott 40,53,158 Waltemath, Rick 40,53,91,158 Weaver, Randall 40 Weber, Julie 40 Weir, David 40 Werbel, Kimberly 40,156 Wermeskerch, Mark 40 Westermann, Troy 40 Wigert, Bryan 40,45 Willcock, Dianne 41 Williams, Jolene 41,89 Wilmot, Valerie 41 l 98 Wilson, Troy 41 Wolfe, Becky 41 Wright, Kevin 41,164 Yenni, Kim 41,89,134 Zalman, William 41,89 FRESHMEN Adcock, Ronald 20,51 Adler, Shawn 20 Adler, Teresa 20 Anderson, Kevin 20 Archer, Craig 20 Asmus, Melanie 20 Aspen, Carol 20 Aspen, Cheryl 20 Aulner, Scott 20 Bachali, Mark 20,23,51 Baker, Kevin 20,23,51 Bales, Paula 20 Bartleson, Bret 20,51 Barton, Roxanna 20 Bates, Tim 20 Belz, Brenda 20 Bigley, Kevin 20 Bigley, Michael 20,26,51 Bishop, Paul 20,125 Borrell, Dawnita 20,171 Bourg, Dina 20,171 Brown, Darin 20 Burge, Audrey 20 Burmood, Bradley 20 Burnham, David 20 Burns, Kelly 20 Calhoun, Darrin 20 Caputo, Gina 20 Carl, Carolynn 20,27,123 Carter, Gary 20 Casteel, Tammi 20,64 Catchpool, Scott 20 Cates, Scott 20 Chamberlain, Kames 20 Christensen, Cheryl 20,89 Cleveland, Bridget 20 Crandell, DeWayne 20,23 Cushing, Donald 20,51,125,127 Darnell, Robert 20 Davis, Jodi 20 Dedrick, Timothy 20,51 Delgado, Gina 21 Delgado, Richard 21 Dreher, Kelly 21 Dunbar, Ronald 21,29,89 Dye, David 21 Edwards, Marmion 21 Egge, Lisa 21 Einspahr, Bernice 21 Ellerbee, William 21,23,51 Engelhardt, Brent 21,29,89 Fagan, Angela 9,21,59,123 Fielder, Casey 21 Fike, Edgar 9,21,23 Fischer, Stefanie 21,171 Fisher, Beth 21,171 Flint, Deana 21 Foley, Jacqueline 21,24,128,129 Foote, Margaret 21 Forbes, Darrin 21 Forester, Kimberly 21 Freeman, Patricia 21,28,59,123 Fumagalli, Giovanna 21 Gaona, John 21,51 Garrison, Pamela 21 Garver, Randy 21,51 Genung, Brian 21 George, Rachelle 21 Gillaspie, Todd 21 Gilitz, Rodney 21 Ginter, Scott 21 Godding, Mark 21,23,51 Goedert, Cindy 22,171 Grimmett, Brenda 22 Gustafson, Tony 22 Habel, Rusty 22 Hahn, Melanie 22,89 Hahne, Michael 22,51 Halbmaier, Stanley 22 Haller, Krista 22 Hamburger, Susan 9,22,59,123 Hancock, Todd 22 Harrifield, Lonnie 22,24 Hartley, Mike 22 Hartman, Brenda 22 Hauff, Joni 22,89 Hecke, Kevin 22 Hendricks, Brenda 22 Hermes, Stephanie 22 Herndon, Craig 22 Herron, James 22,51 Hickman, David 22 Hinrichs, Todd 22,51 Hoffart, Henry 22 Hofferber, Wendy 22,64 Hoffman, Mark 22 Honn, Dana 22 Horton, Tracey 22 Howsden, James 22,89 Hughes, Heather 9,22,59,134,156 Hultquist, Jon 22,89 Hunt, Adam 22,29 Hunt, Kristi 22,51,59,89,123,146, 170,171 Hunt, Tori 22,134 Incerto, Katherine 22,89,171 Jackson, Amy 22 Jackson, Stehan 22,51 Jeremias, Melissa 22,89 Johnson, Elisabeth 22 Johnson, Scott 22 Johnson, William 22,26 Jones, Susan 22,59,171 Kaiser, Michele 22 Kamler, Paul 22 Karr, Steven 22 Karsting, Troy 22,29 Kent, Mark 22 Kimminau, Debra 22 Kirby, Michael 122,51 Kirkegaard, Scott 22,146 Kirkpatrick, Cheryl 22,89,171 Kissell, Thomas 22 Kissell, Todd 22 Kloppenborg, Chris 22 Knight, Tracy 22 Kofler, Daniel 22 Koos, Kelly 22,171 Kopisch, Kurt 22 Kort, Julie 22,132,170,171 Krieger, Gina 22 Kroger, Robyn 22 Lacy, Rodney 22,51 Landgren, David 23,24,51 Langdon, Jennifer 24 Laux, Bradley 24,29 Leonhardt, Kimberly 24 Lewis, Pamela 24,59,156 Life, Angela 24,59,123,171 Lindgren, Susan 24,89 Lindstrom, Douglas 24 Loudon, Kimberly 24,29 Lukas, Jerry 24 Lupkes, Colette 24 McKenzie, Menda 24,59,123,170, 171 McKinnis, Daniel 24,61 MacDonald, Rebecca 24 Macomber, Jerry 24,89 Malesker, Steven 24 Mangers, Colette 24,139 Martson, Delynne 24 Mickish, Tina 24 Milroy, Mary Robyn 24 Minnick, Tamera 23,24,59,89, 128,130,171 Minshall, Nicholas 25,89 Moore, Sheila 25 Morgan, Angela 25 Morganflash, Joseph 25 Morrissey, Cindy 25,156 Morrow, Brian 25 Moser, Amy 9,25,59,123,171 Moul, Susan 25,59,132,171 Mueller, Marilee 25,27 Muir, Todd 25 Mulder, Juli 25,519,123 Mullen, Michelle 25,132 Mullen, Shane 25 Myers, Lisa 25,89 Myers, Lonnie 25,51 Myers, Ronald 25 Nelson, Candi 25 Nelson, Sandra 25,171 Nelson, Todd 25 Norberg, Darren 25,125 Nordyke, Diane 26 Ochsner, Jeffrey 26,51 Oeltjen, Darrell 26 Ore, Diane 26 Oxner, David 26 Parks, Scott 26,51 Paulson, Christine 26 Pederson, Janine 26,64 Peper, Kristie 26 Petersen, Rhonda 26 Petersen, Rita 26,64,170,171 Peterson, Amy 26 Pool, Trena 26 Pospisil, Jacki 26 Prevette, Julie 26 Pringle, Christal 26 Pritts, James 26 Rector, Linda 26 Reed, Michael 26 Rehbein, Diane 26 Reiman, Kimberly 26 Rhodus, Lynn 27,123,146,171 Richards, Jennifer 27 Rief, Edward 27,125 Robinson, Molly 25,27,89,132,146 Rodgers, Kristine 27 Romshek, Henry 27 Rosberg, Kirk 27 Rutt, Curtis 27,51 Saba, Lorraine 27 Sandstedt, Sarah 27 Sanford, Janell 27 Schafer, Troy 27 Schmidt, Robert 27 Schroer, Mishellr 27 Selko, Sheri 27,64 Shay, Tami 27 Shepherd, Gavin 27 Shutt, Tracy 27,89 Siler, Shane 27 Smith, Pamela 27 Smith, Scott 27 Snell, Suzanne 27 Soares, Robert 27,51 Spady, Jeffery 27 Spady, John 27 Stevens, Chad 27,89,125,127,142 Stevens, Linda 27 Sweet, Paul 27,51 Szafrajda, Scott 27 Tackwell, Kristy 27 Tanner, Robert 27 Taylor, Brian 27,51 Thaut, Richard 26,27,51 Thomas, Becky 27,59,123 Thorsheim, Lynn 27,59,128,129, 131,146,171 Throckmorton, Lyn 27,89,123 Tilley, Steven 28,51,146 Timmerman, Pamela 28 Tjaden, Brian 28,51 Tramp, Jarrod 28 Tran, Nho 28 Trimmingham, Jeffrey 28,89, 124, 128,163 Vonnes, Susan 28 Waite, Tracey 28 Waltemath, Robynn 27,28,59,89, 132,171 Ward, Marc 28,125,134 Watson, Michelle 28 Weber, Dwayne 28 Weinman, Mark 28 Weinman, Patrick 28,51 Welsh, Patricia 28,139 Welton, Todd 28,51 Westermann, Lisa 28,70,71,171 Westman, Susan 28 Whipple, Jodi 28,59,148 Wiest, Jonathan 28 Wilbur, Teresa 28 Willey, Laura 28 Woods, Robert 28 Wright, Nathan 28,51 Wynn, Randy 28 Yenni, Christopher 28,51 Zade, Jerold 28 TMH Carter, Bryan 42 Clabaugh, Christy 42 Davis, Abby 42 Engelhardt, Julie 42 Foley, Belinda 42 Kathman, James 42 Meents, Sally 42 Schmidt, Lisa 42 Wickman, Laura Ann 42 Worley, Jeff 42 AUTUGRAPHS
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