Hildreth Public School - Greyhound Yearbook (Hildreth, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1977 volume:

HILDRETH SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS THE GREYHOUND 1977 � • ANNUAL STAFF If Life could be reflected at random As easily as water reflects sunlight Memories would be . . . insignificant But each moment holds A new experience So unique . . . Never to be Exactly duplicated. It all happens So quickly . . . So perfectly Only to fade . . . As a memory Into the comers of your mind. You say . . . you will never forget But time will blur the lines a little fainter each year Our attempt is to draw this former time With a new crayon Fresh . . . Alive . . . and Distinct. 2 SPONSORED BY SCHWARTZ BROS. IMPLEMENT CO., INC. YOUR JOHN DEERE DEALER BUS. 938-2695 SERVICE 938-3405 HILDRETH, NEBRASKA 68947 � CO O 2 W CO EVONNE ADAM To be free takes all we've got to give, it's reward gives all you hope to have. THERESA ADAM MARK BERTRAND To accomplish great things, we must not only act but The greatest use of life is to spend it for something also dream, not only plan but also believe. that will outlast it. 4 SUSAN BUNGER Ufa is easier than you think - the impossible (and be able to smile at anythin?) STEVEN CASPER Every individual has a place to fill in the world, and is Import-In some respect, whether he chooses to be so or not. 5 DON FRITSON DANIEL GARRELTS Kindness in words creates confidence, Nature Is man's religious book, with lessons for every Kindness in thinking creates profoundness, day. Kindness in giving creates love. ROXANNE GREENING The secret of life is not just to live it, but to have something worthwhile to live for. NANCY HEMJE The flowers of tomorrow are in the seeds of today. BONNIE HINRICHS A friend Is on who knows you as you ar , understands where you've been, and accepts who you've become. SHEILA JOHNSON Always keep your head up but be careful to keep your nose at a friendly level. MIKEL KIKER The trouble with being a good sport is you have to lose to prove it. REUBEN KEUSENBROCK Happiness Is a habit - cultivate it. 7 JEFF LOSCHEN Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed. PAM LOSCHEN Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow; Don't walk behind me, I may not lead; Just walk beside me and be my friend. LINDA OSTERBUHR DENNIS MIETZNER The best way to deal with any problem is to talk It SPONSOR over with three people you can trust absolutely . , . God, yourself, and a friend. SENIOR CLASS WILLS I, Evonne Adam, will my ability to miss the bus to any pep club girl, providing the pep club president doesn't call In the F.B.I. and my bird to Judy DeJonge so she will have a matching set. I, Teresa Adam, will my talented act of spilling jelly beans in the chorus room to anyone who will turn as red as I did. I, Mark Bertrand, will my ability to get told to get to work In chemistry to anyone, provided they sit by Nadine Stuehm. I, Taml Blenhoff, will my Sophomore year to anyone who thinks they can have as much fun and see as much of the red carpet as I did. I, Mike Bunger, will my ability to take care of the Freshmen to Waldeen Hinrichs providing he doesn't get hurt. I, Susan Bunger, will my ability to get kicked out of pep club to Lori Frerichs provided she gets a demerit for wear- ing blue jeans. I, Steve Casper, will my Saturday nights to anyone who can have more fun than I did, (and any other night of the week for that matter). I, Don Fritson, will my ability to play basketball to Steve Schmidt, providing that he plays more than 10 seconds. I, Daniel Garrelts, will my ability to run hustles to Steve Schmidt providing he does them under 25 seconds. I, Roxanne Greening, will my ability to use the men's restroom at McDonald's to anyone who can do it without getting caught by Mr. Fisher. I, Nancy Hemje, will my Wednesday night before Homecoming to Colleen Fritz provided that she plays her best Volleyball game of the season Homecoming night. I, Bonnie Hinrichs, will my ability to go up town to anyone who can think of a better excuse to skip class than hav- ing to go get my car fixed. I, Sheila Johnson, will my ability to eat cherry pie in the girls' locker room to Alan Bunger, Kevin Benson, Mike Dallman and Nathan Wright provided they grow up and don't get caught. I, Reuben Kersenbrock, will my ability to get bothered by everyone in the class to Barb Reverts and Marianne Fritz providing they want something other than root beer. I, Mike Kiker, will my ability to own a hot car to Kevin Benson providing he stops asking me to race him. I, Jeff Loschen, will my ability to receive the Betty Crocker award to Kevin Benson, providing he can laugh about it as much as I did. I, Pam Loschen, will my ability to anyone that can be late for school as many times as I was during my years of High School. I, Linda Osterbuhr, will my sneaky ways in the office room to Nadine Stuehm and Judy DeJonge providing they do It more often. To the Juniors we will our ability to change the schedule so we don't have to have English last hour. To the Sophomores we will our smiles since they don't have any. To the Freshmen we will our senior-itize since they already have it. To the Faculty we will them back their name plates. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY 1987 The year Is 1987, and the class of 1977 Is meeting in Lincoln at the Holiday Inn on Cornhusker Highway after a state tournament game. First to arrive is Don Fritson. He and his red-haired wife live happily in Macon, where they run the tavern. And we can't forget his little-boy-junior as he comes through the door. Next to arrive is Pam Loschen. She is still single; she works as a private secretary for Richard Nixon at a California Carehome. He keeps her so busy that she has found no time for marriage. We hear a chain of cuss words as Mike Bunger enters the room. Someone has just wrecked his 1987 442. He is not married, but when he opens his trunk two blonde-headed girls pop out. Now Nancy Hemje arrives in a black Cadillac. She, too, has found no time for marriage. She teaches mathematics in the winter and in the summer she is a lifeguard at the Hemje Swimming Pool. After the deafening roar dies down, Mike Kiker walks through the door. He, and his browned-haired wife, and their three sons live on a fruit farm near Axtell. Dan Garrelts and his wife, the former Roxanne Greening, are next to drift in. Dan keeps busy with raising the crops. Roxanne keeps busy raising their 6 little girls and a puppy. (It started out as 1 little boy and a puppy.) After Bonnie Hinrichs comes in the door, we find out that she and Benny live in a pink house in Franklin. Bonnie quit her job, as their three children keep her busy. Reuben Kersenbrock arrives with 12 cases. In keeping with tradition, we thought it only right for Reuben to furnish the refreshments. He spends his time as the supervisor of the Lazy K Popcorn Factory . After the 18 wheeler has come to a halt, Tami Bienhoff, jumps out of the cab. Twin boys are next to follow. Tami teaches Pre-School at Funk, NE. Now Mark Bertrand rambles through the door. He travels around the United States in his Winnebago thinking of ways to spend his millions of dollars. Sheila Johnson and her toothless husband are next to arrive. They live in Los Angelos where Sheila is a Dental Assistant. Millions of toothless people will never forget her. After Susan Bunger comes in, we find she still works at Pioneer Village. She plans to move to Smith Center soon because her car is getting too many miles on it. Linda Osterbuhr arrives on a motorcycle. She works as a Kawasaki poster girl advertising let the good times roll! Next on the scene is Evonne Adam. She is still single and living in Kearney. She is an Accountant and works for Backlot. Sometimes they equal, sometimes they don't. Steve Casper crusies up in a 1987 Monte Carlo. He has just gotten out of the slammer. Being President of the Chi- cago Bank tends to make the fingers sticky. As usual Jeff Loschen and his wife the former Teresa Adam, arrive last. Jeff keeps busy with the farming and cook- ing while Teresa is a legal secretary for the maphia. After a great time and much catching up, everyone agrees that, even though alot has changed in 10 years, the spirit of 77 is still alive and doing well. 10 Written by Steve, Evonne and Teresa 12 SPONSORED BY THE STATE BANK OF HILDRETH HILDRETH. NEBRASKA SPONSORED BY JIM POLLOCK TRIPLE F FEED Wfii l T® K) • JR. CLASS PLAY Just For Kicks” Janet............ Miss Cather ..... Principal ....... Caroline Acheson Mr. Thomlin .... Diane ........... Sue............. Josephine........ Ken.............. Barbara.......... Tommy............ Bill............ Pete ............ Donn ........... Wilburshire...... Bronco........... Arlan............ Kelly............ Fran ............ Catherine........ Becky........... Marianne......... Roy.............. Director ....... ..Sandy Rahmann ...Nadine Stuehm ...Paul Hagelberg ....Jodi Jelkin ....Crale Bauer ....Colleen Fritz .Jackie Rahmann ....Marianne Fritz ....Todd Jelden ....Judy DeJonge .... Kevin Benson ....Bob Greening Waldeen Hinrichs ...Steve Schmidt ....Dale Schmidt ....Alan Bunger ...Mike Dallmann ....Janet Albers ... Kathy Johnson .....Barb Rewerts ....Donna Adam ....Cheryl Bunger ....Nathan Wright ......Mrs. Kiker 14 SPONSORED BY LEE’S GARAGE HILDRETH, NEBRASKA PHONE 938-4115 SR. CLASS PLAY CURTAIN GOING UP” Miss Burgess Lorry Fuller Nancy Leveridge Miss Moran Miss Rivers Elise Hunter ...................... Sylvia Moore .................... Janet Young Joan White Kyle Roberts ..................... Mr. Carter Andy Fullbright Jocko Guthrie Bonnie Hinrichs Susan Bunger Pam Loschen Nancy Hemje Milt Sanders Buck O'Hara Mr. Peterson Mr. Leveridge Middle-Aged Man Director Mike Kiker ... Ruben Kersenbrock SPONSORED BY HILDRETH REC. HALL TELEPHONE 938-4295 15 I f QUEEN: TAMI KING: MIKE 18 HONOR’S NIGHT CLASS OF 1977 VALEDICTORIAN: Nancy Hemje SPEAKER: Rev. Rod Moore SALUTATORIAN: Teresa Adam GRADUATION ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL SITTING; Julte Kruse, Jodi Sanders, Marcia Bertrand, Mary Casper, Mike Kiker, Jane Smith, Nancy Johnson, STANDING; Colleen Fritz, Lois Bunger, David Casper, Nathan Wright. 24 SPONSORED BY O’S GOLD SEED GLENN BRUCE AXTELL, NEBRASKA 743-2182 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY New Members - Sandy Rahmann, Colleen Fritz, Paul Hagelberg, Crale Bauer, Janet Albers, Jodi Jelkin Old Members- Teresa Adam, Roxanne Greening, Jeff Loschen, Nancy Hemje, Evonne Adam Sponsor - Mr. Eidem SPONSORED BY O’S GOLD SEED STEPHEN D. NELSON AXTELL. NEBRASKA TELEPHONE 743-2183 FBLA TOP ROW: Sheila Johnson, Linda Osterbuhr, Paul Hagelburg, Mike Kiker, Jeff Loschen, Nancy Hemje, Tami Bienhoff, MIDDLE ROW: Miss Elifritz, Lois Bunger, Bonnie Hinrichs, Evonne Adam, Nadine Stuehm, Judy DeJonge, Pam Loschen, Colleen Fritz, BOTTOM ROW: Nathan Wright, Marianne Fritz, Kim Einsphar, Lori Kersenbrock, Mary Casper, Deb Kelso, Teresa Adam. NOT PICTURED; Todd Jelden and Kevin Benson 26 SPONSORED BY VILLAGE OF HILDRETH Y-TEENS BACK ROW: Tam I Bienhoff, Susan Bunger, Barbara Rewerts, Terri Bunger, Roxanne Greening, Nancy Hemje, Sarah Jacobs, Cindy Bunger, Linda Osterbuhr, Colleen Fritz THIRD ROW: Bonnie Hinrichs, Marti Metzger, Kathy Johnson, Pam Loschen, Nadine Stuehm, Sheila Johnson, Janet Albers, Judy DeJonge, Cheryl Bunger SECOND ROW: Kim Einsphar, Jackie Rahmann, Debbie Kelso, Lori Kersenbrock, Lois Bunger, Carmela Frerichs, Mary Casper, Jodi Jelkin, Kathy Frerichs, Evonne Adam FRONT ROW: Tammy Fritson, Donna Adam, Sandy Rahmann, Lori Frerichs, Marianne Fritz, Teresa Adam, Nancy Johnson, Marcia Bertrand and Mrs. Fritson. SPONSORED BY HEMJE ELECTRIC SLIM, RON. AL PLUMBING. HEATING. AIR CONDITIONING. ELECTRICAL HILDRETH. NEBRASKA PHONE 938-2785 27 SPONSORED BY WARNKEN HAYMAKERS TERRY - RANDY • MONTY - DANNY 28 938-2187 938-2189 938-2095 i s 'V � i + • SPONSORED BY LOSCHEN FARMS, INC. MIXED CHORUS FRONT ROW: Judy Dejonge, Lois Bunger, Lori Frerichs, Kathy Frerichs, Sandy Rahmann, Kim Einspahr, Deb Kelso, Barb Rewerts, Karen Schmidt, Donna Adam, Cheryl Bunger, Teresa Adam, SECOND ROW: Na- dine Stuehm, Tami Bienhoff, Linda Osterbuhr, Bonnie Hinrichs, Tammy Fritson, Evonne Adam, Cynthia Bunger, Mary Casper, Jodi Jelkin, Marcia Bertrand, Roxanne Greening, Mr. Fisher, THIRD ROW: Nancy Johnson, Lori Kersenbrock, Kathy Johnson, Sheila Johnson, Nancy Hemje, Susan Bunger, Janet Albers, Marti Metzger, Sarah Jacobs, Colleen Fritz, Terri Bunger, Jackie Rahmann, FOURTH ROW: Paul Metzger, Mike Bunger, Dan Garrelts, Crale Bauer, Todd Jelden, Mike Kiker, Alan Bunger, Jeff Loschen, Bob Green- ing, Kevin Benson, Mike Dallmann, Not Pictured: Jeff Welch, Brian Rahmann 30 CHORUS OFFICERS Alan Bunger, Mike Kiker Jackie Rahmann, Roxanne Greening SPONSORED BY PIONEER HYBRIDS DEALER GEORGE CASPER JR. SWING CHOIR Mike Kiker, Evonne Adam, Nadine Stuehm, Jeff Loschen, Teresa Adam, Nancy Hemje, Dana Bunger, Kevin Benson SPONSORED BY MYRON KERSENBROCK NORTHRUP KING SEEDS 31 DRAMATICS BOTTOM ROW: Kelly Loschen, Chad Koch; SECOND ROW: Laura Black Marcia Bertrand, Dana Bunger, Roxanne Greening, Danny Garrelts, Jeff Loschen, Teresa Adam, and Mike Kiker; THIRD ROW: Mrs. Kiker, Carmela Frerichs, Nancy Johnson, Nancy Hemje, Paul Hagelburg; TOP ROW: Evonne Adam, Janet Albers, Tami Bienhoff and Sheila Johnson. The Hildreth Speech Program began the year with the Annual Voice of Democracy Contest. Thirteen students participated; the winners were: Dan Garrelts, Third, Evonne Adam, second; and in first place Teresa Adam who proceeded to win the District Contest. On February 19, we attended the Franklin Invitational Tournament. Participating were Chad Koch, Kelly Loschen, Dana Bunger, Nancy Johnson, Marcia Bertrand, Janet Albers, and Laura Black. Dana Bunger won a rating of third in the Poetry Division. Attending the Fort Kearney Conference were: Sheila Johnson, Mike Kiker, Nancy Hemje, Paul Hagelburg, Janet Albers, Dana Bunger, Evonne Adam, Teresa Adam, Roxanne Greening, Nancy Johnson, Dan Garrelts, Tami Bienhoff, and Jeff Loschen. We rated four threes (GOOD), six twos (EXCELLENT), and three ones (SUPERIOR), competing in every event. The one ratings went to Nancy Hemje in Informative Public Address, Teresa Adam in Oral Interpretation of Poetry and Dana Bunger in Oral Interpretation of Prose. Attending the District Contest were: Sheila Johnson, Mike Kiker, Nancy Hemje, Paul Hagelburg, Janet Albers, Dana Bunger, Evonne Adam, Teresa Adam, Roxanne Greening, Dan Garrelts, Tami Bienhoff, and Jeff Loschen. We rated three ones (SUPERIOR), seven twos (EXCELLENT), two threes (GOOD) The one ratings went to Jeff Loschen and Teresa Adam in Duet Acting, Teresa Adam in Oral Interpretation of Poetry, and Nancy Hemje in Informative Public Address. Nancy Hemje and Teresa Adam qualified for state competition. Teresa Adam won second place in Oral Interpretation of Poetry. SPONSORED BY HILDRETH EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION ’’IF YOU HAVE BUILT CASTLES IN THE AIR, YOUR WORK NEED NOT BE LOST; THAT IS WHERE THEY SHOULD BE. NOW PUT THE FOUNDATIONS UNDER THEM.’ HENRY DAVID THOREAU ATHLETICS FOOTBALL ’76-’77 FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Sharpe, Nathan Wright, Kelly Loschen, Chad Koch, Mark Bertrand, Coach Wickham, SECOND ROW: Tommy Fritson S.M. Brian Rahmann, Mike Dallmann, Kevin Benson, Terry Warnken, Don Fritson, Greg Loschen, THIRD ROW: Scott Bunger S.M. Jeff Loschen, Alan Bunger, Bob Greening, Kelly Koch, David Casper S.M. BACK ROW: Ricky Frerichs, Mike Kiker, Todd Jelden, Crale Bauer, Steve Casper, Dan Garrelts, Steve Schmidt. Season Record 34 DEFENSE OFFENSE 35 VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALL VARSITY Assistant coach: Mrs. Yant, Susan Bunger, Bonnie Hinrlchs Sheila Johnson, Tami Bienhoff, Sarah Jacobs, Head Coach: Ms El ifritz, Colleen Fritz, Jodi Jelkin, Nancy Hemje, Terri Bunger, and Teresa Adams Assistant coach: Mrs. Yant, Student Manager: Pam Loschen, Jackquie Rahmann, Lois Bunger, Janet Albers, Nadine Stuehm, Cindy Bunger, Marty Metzger, Mary Casper, Student Managers Lori Kershenbrock and Marriann Fritz, Head Coach Ms. El If ri tz, Nancy Johnson, Marcia Betrand, Lori Ferichs, Karen Ferichs, Kathy Frelchs, Kim Einspahr, Tammy Fritzon RECORD Hildreth vs Am hers t-Won Hildreth vs Wilcox-Lost Hildreth vs Summner-Lost Hildreth vs Elm Creek-Won Hildreth vs Kearny Catholic- Lost Hildreth vs Loomis-Won Hildreth vs Overton-Lost Hildreth vs Axtell-Lost Hildreth vs Pleasonton-Lost Hildreth vs Wilcox and Alma-Won (1st place in Franklin Tournament) FKC TOURNAMENTS Hildreth vs Loom is-Won Hildreth vs Axtell-Lost DIstricts-2nd Place Hildreth vs Roseland-Won Hildreth vs Loomis-Won Hildreth vs Axtell-Lost 37 J.V. BASKETBALL Kelly Loschen, Brian Rahmann, Kevin Benson, Paul Hagelberg, Ricky Frerichs, Steve Schmidt, Dale Schmidt, Kelly Koch, Mike Dallmann, Jeff Welch, Chad Koch, Nathan Wright, FRONT ROW - Coach Lienemann RECORD 2-12 Hildreth Opponent 42 Amherst 61 42 Wilcox 61 38 Alma 66 66 Sumner 71 O.T 46 Kearney Catholic 58 27 Bertrand 37 44 Loomis 50 35 Franklin 34 44 Axtell 50 34 Elm Creek 51 39 Pleasanton 53 44 Arapahoe 50 54 Franklin 29 38 1976-77 VARSITY BASKETBALL BACK ROW- Alan Bumger, Jeff Loschen, Robert Greening, Daniel Garrelts, Steve Casper, Crale Bauer, Todd Jelden, Mike Kiker, Mike Bunger, Don Fritson, Brian Rahmann FRONT ROW - Coach Lienemann, Scott Johnson, Coach Sharpe Hildreth Record 22-2 Opponent 73 Amherst 49 82 Wilcox 56 55 Alma 48 71 Sumner 65 62 Kearney Catholic 51 83 Holiday Tournament at Bradshaw Bradshaw 62 63 Fairmont 45 66 Bertrand 45 82 Franklin 56 71 Loomis 53 74 Axtell 58 77 Elm Creek 53 60 Pleasanton 66 70 Arapahoe 59 53 Overton 41 89 Fort Kearney Conference Tourney Loomis 49 74 Pleasanton 58 77 Wilcox 44 68 District Tournament Campbell 49 50 Axtell 41 66 Wilcox 56 71 District Play-Offs Ruskin 63 73 State Tournament Homer 71 70 Adams 88 39 GIRLS BASKETBALL 42 ATHLETIC HONORS ALAN BUNGER: Basketball; All Conference Regular Sea- son, All Conference Tourna- ment Team, All State D Honorable Mention Omaha World Herald, Lincoln Star and Lincoln Journal, Holdrege Citizen Honorable Mention, and Hastings Daily All Area B-C-D Honorable Mention. Track; 1977 State Participator in the Pole Vault COLLEEN FRITZ: Volleyball; All Conference Volleyball Team; Track; 1977 State Participator in 80 Yard Low Hurdles. MIKE KIKER: Football; All Conference Offensive Guard, Lincoln Journal and Lincoln Star Honorable Mention. CRALE BAUER: Basketball; All Conference Regular Sea- son, All Conference Tourna- ment Team, All State Class D 1st Team Omaha World Herald, Lincoln Star and Lincoln Journal, Hastings Tribune 1st Team Class D, Holdrege Citizen and Hastings Daily 1st Team, State Tourn- ament 1st Team Class D Omaha World Herald, Lincoln Journal and Lincoln Star, Hastings Daily All Area All Class B-C-D 1st Team. Track; 1977 State Participator in High Jump TODD JELDEN: Football; All Conference Kicker; Basket- ball; All Conference Tourna- ment Team, All State Class D Honorable Mention Omaha World Herald, Lincoln Star and Lincoln Journal, Hol- drege Citizen Honorable Mention, Hastings Daily All Area B-C-D Honorable Mention. Track; 1977 State Participator in High Jump STEVE CASPER: Football; All Conference Defensive Tackle, Holdrege Citizen Defensive Team. DANNY GARRELTS: Foot- ball; All Conference Offen- sive End; Basketball; All Conference Regular Season, All State Class D 2nd Team Omaha World Herald, Lin- coln Journal and Lincoln Star, Hastings Tribune 1st Team, Holdrege Citizen and Hasting Daily 1st Team, State Tournament 2nd Team Class D Omaha World Herald, Lin- coln Star and Lincoln Jour- nal, Emment Bosshammer Memorial Award. TEAM HONORS VOLLEYBALL BASKETBALL 1st Place Franklin Invitational 1st Place Bradshaw Holiday Tournament 1976 District Runnerup 1976-1977 Conference Season Tri-Champions 1977 Conference Tournament Champions 1977 District Champions 1977 Regional Champions 1977 State Participators Semifinalist 43 GIRL’S TRACK BACK ROW: Coach Wickham, Deb Kelso, Nadine Stuehm, Colleen Fritz, Nancy Hemje, Sarah Jacobs, Barb Re- werts, Cheryl Bunger, Judy DeJonge, Lori Kersenbrock, Coach Elifritz. FRONT ROW: Laura Black, Tammy Fritson, Kim Einsphar, Mary Casper, Lois Bunger, Kathy Frerichs, Karen Schmidt, Dana Bunger, Marcia Bertrand, and Nancy Johnson. COLLEEN GOES TO STATE Colleen Fritz, a junior, went to state for her second consecutive year. This year she participated in the 80 yard low hurdles. She did a very good job and represented Hildreth very well. She ran her best time ever in the hurdles with a time of 11.7. However she ran into some very stiff competition and did not make it into the finals. The Hildreth girl's team had a very good season as a whole with many girl's placing in the track meets. They went to Bertrand, Oxford, FKC and the District Track meet. Cheryl Bunger, Colleen Fritz, and the two relay teams all placed in the meets. They went to all very large meets making it harder to place in them. 44 SPONSORED BY SPORT SPOT 716 4TH AVENUE HOLDREGE NE 68949 TELEPHONE 995-6464 LOU RUMMEL THE SPOT FOR SPORTS DON SHIELD BOY’S TRACK BACK ROW: Brian Rahmann, Mark Bertrand, Crale Bauer, Mike Kiker, Kelly Loschen, Coach Wickham FRONT ROW: Jeff Welch, Todd Jelden, Alan Bunger, Bob Greening, and Dale Schmidt. NOT PICTURED Steve Schmidt ALAN, CRALE AND TODD ALL WENT TO STATE Alan Bunger, Crale Bauer, and Todd Jelden represented Hildreth in the State Track Meet in Omaha. Alan Bunger went in the Pole Valt, Crale Bauer and Todd Jelden both went in the High Jump. They all did very well, but all three of them didn't go high enough to place in the track meet. The boy's team went to Oxford, Bertrand, Alma, FKC, and District track meets. They were very large meets and the competition was very tough. 45 PEP CLUB BACK ROW: Nancy H., Kim W., Cheryl B., Janet A., Cindy B., Sarah J., Barb R., Nadine S., Kathy J., Tami B., Roxanne G., FIFTH ROW: Kathy F., Carmela F., Lori K., Marti M., Sheila J., Pam L., Lois B., Winkie B., Marilyn G., FOURTH ROW: Linda D., Teresa S., Faye S., Jane S., Sandy R., Lori F., Sue Kv Karen FTeresa F., THIRD ROW: Marcia B., Karen S., Tammy F., Lynette N., Mary C., Debra K., Kim E., Jackie R., SECOND ROW: Julie K., Vivian S., Andrea 0., Karen H., Nancy J., Ujlie J., Jodene S., FIRST ROW: Donna A., Colleen F., Terri B.. Evonne A., Jodi J., Teresa A.. NOT PICTURED: Laura B. SPONSORED BY JIM REISS AGENCY INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE HILDRETH. NEBRASKA 5. CHEERLEADERS ON TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Adam, Laura Black, Teresa Adam; BOTTOM: Ter- ri Bunger, Evonne Adam, Colleen Fritz, Jodi Jelken. SPONSORED BY NC + HYBRIDS MARVIN HARMS FULL LINE OF SEED 938-2722 G.A.P TOP ROW: Colleen Fritz, Cheryl Bunger, Nancy Johnson, Terri Bunger, Evonne Adam, Janet Albers, Roxanne Greening, Teresa Adam, Jackie Rahmann; SECOND ROW: Mary Casper, Lori Kersenbrock, Lois Bunger, Kim Einspahr, Sandy Rahmann, Kathy Johnson, Marti Metzger, Dana Bunger, Donna Adam, Jodi Jelken, THIRD ROW: Marianne Fritz, Deb Kelso, Cindy Bunger, Tammy Fritson, Sarah Jacob, Karen Schmidt, Laura Black, Marcia Bertrand, Nancy Hemje, Miss Elefritz, BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Yant, Lori Frerichs, Pam Loschen, Kathy Frerichs, Sheila Johnson, Tami Bienhoff, Susan Bunger. Bonnie Hinrichs Linda Osterbuhr. OFFICERS Sheila Johnson Collen Fritz Miss Elifrltz SPONSORED BY PATTERSON WELL DRILLING JOHN PATTERSON. OWNER HILDRETH. NEBRASKA (308) 938-2375 H-CLUB KNEELING: Paul Hagelberg, Waldeen Hinrichs, Mike Dallmann, Kevin Benson, Steve Schmidt, Scott Johnson, Nathan Wright, Kelly Koch. TOP ROW: Ron Covey, Mike Kiker, Mark Bertrand, Todd Jelden, Don Frltson, Mike Bunger, Bob Greening, Dan Garrelts, Crale Bauer, Jeff Loschen, Alan Bunger, Steve Casper, Coach Sharpe. OFFICERS: Mike Kiker Dan Garrelts Steve Casper SPONSORED BY BOARD OF EDUCATION DISTRICT 37 49 JR. HIGH ACTIVITIES FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT, Myma Dallmann, Jodene Sanders, Julie Kruse, Julie Jelden, Vivian Schmidt, Karen Hunt, SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT, Faye Schmidt, Linda DeJonge, Teresa Frecks, Andrea Osterbuhr, Teresa Swarthout, BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT, Jane Smith, Sue Kiker, Winkie Bienhoff, Kim Warken, Marilyn Greening, Lynette Nelson, Karen Frerichs, and Coach Sharpe. 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NEBRASKA 832-2657 ____JIM AND JUDY RUNIONS___ Mr. Robert Hays 55 CLASS OF 80 Marcia Bertrand Nancy Johnson Ricky Frerichs Chad Koch Tammy Fritson Greg Loschen Kathy Frerichs Kelly Loschen Mari Metzger Brain Rahman Terri Warn ken Jeff Welch Mr. Lienemann 56 SPONSORED BY KEENE COOP AXTELL, NEBRASKA CLASS OF 81 Shawn Benson Michael Bertrand Winkle Bienhoff Jon Bunger David Casper Myrna Dallmann Richard Dallmann Karen Frerichs Julie Jelden Stanley Johnson Lynette Nelson Andrea Osterbuhr Vivian Schmidt Jane Smith Teresa Swarthout Kim Wamken SPONSORED BY JOHN YANT FORD COMPLETE SALES AND SERVICE ALMA. NEBRASKA Douglas Bums Marilyn Greenirx Faye Schmidt Mr. Wickham Sponsor 57 CLASS OF 1982 Scott Bunger Linda DeJonge Lonnie DeJonge Teresa Frecks Tom Fritson Karen Hunt Sue Kiker SPONSORED BY THE MINDEN EXCHANGE BANK AND TRUST CO. 58 MINDEN, NEBRASKA MEMBER FDIC SIXTH GRADE ICS Diane ta cr David Halbert Lynn Harms Jay Jelkin Lisa Loschen Michael Miller Charles Pollock Kaylean Steinkruger Mrs. Virginia Weigand Not pictured: Nancy Egge FIFTH GRADE Jamie Alberts Janet Bums Troy Casper Debra Dallmann Donald DeJonge Gregory Frecks Nicole Frerichs Loree Hinrichs Rodney Hunt Lance Jelden i v U Lisa Johnson Lisa Kersenbrock Judy Kruse Linda Stratman Mrs. Jaequelyn Frandsen SPONSORED BY UNITED STATES STEEL BUILDING PRODUCTS 59 KEARNEY, NEBRASKA (308) 234-3216 FOURTH GRADE 60 Curtis Bauer Bryon Casper Wanda Dallmann Brent Hinrichs Curtis Schmidt Rebecca Schwartz James Soker Brenda Swarthout THIRD GRADE Clark Bauer Steven Burns Brenda Casper Duane Day Janelle Harms Michele Pollock Barry Schmidt Ronda Soker Shelley Swarthout Mrs. Schwarz SECOND GRADE Robert Alberts Amy Jo DeJonge Tarcia Frerichs Amy Hlnrichs Carol Hogeland Jennifer Johnson Mrs. Paul Not pictured: Mike King, Angie Johnson SPONSORED BY KRONQUEST IMPLEMENT I. H. PARTS 2 SERVICE NEW USED EQUIP. FIRST GRADE Kendall Black Regina Bunger David Fuerst Michele Hogeland Kandy Hunt Trisha Jelden Leann Johnson Janel Kruse Tamara Lindau Brent Nelson Kelly Rebel Scott Schwart2 Kathy Swanson Mrs. Wright not pictured Tammy King Dennis Day Kimberly Evers Bradley Fuerst Lana Gillming Rusell Largent Julie Ann Schmidt Mrs. Fritson not pictured Teresa King SPONSORED BY UPLAND GRAIN CO. TELEPHONE 224-3766 62 UPLAND. NEBRASKA 68981 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY ADMINISTRATION MR. STANTON B. SMITH MR. GARY E. FISHER School Board LEFT TO RIGHT: Lee Johnson (Pres.), Gary Fisher (Prin.), Paula Albers, Maxine Johnson (Sec.), Stanton Smith (Supt.), Leon Bertrand (Treas.), Dale Loschen(V. Pres.), Roberta Schwartz. 64 FACULTY WILLIAM EIDAM Guidance Counselor LEONA HITCHCOCK Librarian ELIZABETH KIKER Speech, English DORIS EUFRITZ Business Education JOHN KELLOGG Social Science RANDY UENAMANN Science KAREN NELSON English, Social Studies SAM SHARPE Coach, Physical Education STEVE WICKHAM Math, Driver's Ed., Physical Education, Coach ROBERT HAYS Mathematics SARAH KELLOGG Title 1 Reading Teacher DENNIS MIETZNER Industrial Arts SUSAN YANT Home Economics, Art 65 LEFT TO RIGHT: Glen Dorn, Emmas Casper, Les Warken, Doug Bunger COOKS JANITORS Don Covey, Fred Fruhling LEFT TO RIGHT: Alvina Casper, Marlene Bunger, Irene Frerichs SECRETARIES 66 Charlene Swarthout (York) Connie Jelkin SPONSORS OF THIS ANNUAL Glen Dorn Steggs Flying Service Ferma Gro of Nebraska Diana's Beauty Salon Harms Transfer Hildreth IGA Clint's Tavern Mr. and Mrs. Halsey A. Glenn Ronald Kruse Mervin Casper Roesler Building Supply Inc. Dick Fuerst Marilyn Miller Hildreth Mobil Station Astc Irrigation Co. 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