Hildreth Public School - Greyhound Yearbook (Hildreth, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1980 volume:

1980 GREYHOUND We, the class of 1980, wish to dedicate our annual to Elizabeth Kiker. She was a devoted teacher of English, Dramatics, and Speech at Hildreth for many years. For years she helped her students with the problems of high school life. ANNUAL STAFF Left to Right: Kathy Frerichs, Nr. O'Neill, Marcia Bertrand, Lori Frerichs, Nancy Johnson, Tammy Fritson, Jeff Anders, and Dana Bunger. MARCIA ANN BERTRAND We are happier with what we have when it is shared with those we love. KATHY ELAINE FRERICHS To accomplish great things we must not act, hut also dream, not only plan, but also believe. CARMELA ROSE FRERICHS In reading and writing, you can't lay down rules until you have learned to obey them. DANA KAY BUNGER It is what we value, not what we have, that makes us rich. LORI LEA FRERICHS The future is like heaven, everyone exalts it but no one wants to go there now. RICKY EHME FRERICHS Life is very short and very uncertain; let us spend it as well as we can. SARAH JOREEN JACOBS If you love someone set them free. If they come back they are yours to keep. If they don't they never were. NANCY RENEE JOHNSON You don't have to know where you're going as long as you're on your way. TAMMY JO FRITSON If only you could love enough you would he the most powerful being in the world. CHAD ALAN KOCH Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. KELLY JOHN LOSCHEN When the school room door closes, it is not really the end of any- thing; it is the start of everything. MICHAEL SHAWN MOORE The cruellest lies are often told in silence. BRIAN JURGEN RAHMANN Don't let it worry you if your efforts are criticized; you must have done something worth while. GREGORY ALAN LOSCHEN Books are good enough in their own way, but they are a mighty bloodless substitute for life. OFFICERS Left to right: Marcia Bertrand, Sarah Jacobs, Tammy Fritson, Kelly Loschen. JEFFREY DEM WELCH There is only one success, to be able to spend your life in your own way. CLASS MOTTO: It's time to pack up our yesterdays, and move on to our tomorrows. SPONSOR: P.J. O'NEILL CLASS COLORS: Primrose Yellow and Sunset Orange. CLASS FLOWERS: Yellow Rose and Lavender Tipped White Carnation. SENIOR WILLS I, Marcia Bertrand, will my courtesy my kite in chorus to Winkie and Lynette provided they take care of both and also my W.P. ability to Kim Warnken provided she takes better pictures than I did. X, Dana Bunger, will my State Tournament experience to Vivian Schmidt, providing she's still able to watch Dragnet on T.V. I, Carmela Frerichs, will my ability to bore everyone in speech class to Jeff Anders, providing he gets rid of David Wagner. I, Kathy Frerichs, will my ability to fall during a pom-pom routine on Homecoming night and then be chaufferred around to Jodi Sanders providing she can do it as gracefully as I did. I, Lori Frerichs, will my nickname, Dopey toA.O. providing she uses it well. I, Ricky Frerichs, will my ability to get sick at state tournaments to anyone providing they have as much as I did and tell the cops you had the flu. I, Tammy Fritson, will my swimming ability to anyone who can get farther in Greg's pond than I did, and my name Emma to Shawn Benson providing he takes care of my sisters Ella Edna. I, Sarah Jacobs, will my ability to flip kitties on the school lawntoKaren Frerichs on account she has a good start. I, Nancy Johnson, will my place as chorus accompanist to Lisa, Diane and Teresa, provided they learn how to play parts. I also will my spot as the only girl in Physics to anyone that can meet the approval of Jon Bunger and Jeff Anders. I, Chad Koch, will my ability to skip Monday mornings to Lynn Harms providing he feels as good as I did. I, Greg Loschen, will my ability to be such good friends with Franklin and Kearney County cops to Mike Bertrand and Dave Casper, providing their M.I.P. fines go toward finishing Highway 4, a job I never completed. (YET) I, Kelly Loschen, will my ability to eat everyone's food to Joel Panter provided he grows as tall as I am and makes all the buckets I missed. I, Marti Metzger, will my alto ability to Winkie B. provided she doesn't sing monotone. I, Mike Moore, will my ability of knowing how to tighten lug nuts to Jeff Anders providing he uses the ability. I, Brian Rahmann, will my ability to give your opponent both the ball and the wind to Lynn Harms, providing he doesn't do it against a better team than I did. I, Terry Warnken, will my favorite parking place to anyone who wants to use it, providing Sniffer doesn't make you pour out your refreshments. I, Jeff Welch, will my ability to get across the goal line to Jim Lewis providing he gets more unsportsman-like conduct calls than I did. To the Juniors we will our SENIORITIS! To the Sophomores we will our REPUTATION! To the Freshmen we will our TACO RUNS! To the Faculty we will our SANITY, since they lost theirs due to us! YEAR: 1990 PLACE: Hildreth Gymnasium The first one we see approaching is Dana, trying to hitch a ride from her Grandma's house. Her blond-haired, green-eyed hubby is downtown eating a piece of strawberrynut cake. Ricky stops to pick her up in his truck loaded with hogs on his way to the market. He explains that his new city born wife is still trying to figure out a way to make hog sheds smell better. He informed us that they will be a little late. Marti's dad has just dropped her off and she limps her way to the door. She has just completed her last season of pro-basketball because of her knee injuries. She has to leave early to babysit for her nephew. We spot Terry and his blond wife by their wild colored helmets. He now drives his cycle everywhere because of gas prices. He plans to attach a side car to it, upon the arrival of a little Warnken. Terry is now the President of Warnken Warnken Warnken Hay Baling. Now entering the scene is the world known pianist, Nancy Johnson, who has just returned from a tour of Europe. She has finally mastered the technique of flipping pages and will accompany us while we sing the Muppet Movie . Here comes mad scientist, Mike Moore, in his jet powered car. Mike and his lovely wife are both working on a new formula that will completely eliminate cars from stalling in driveways. Driving up in their new 1990 red and white Blazer, are Marcia and her extremely tall husband. They are each seen dragging in their various sized children by the ears. Marcia now owns her own mens wear store in Minden which specializes in cloth- ing for extremely tall men. In skips Jeff and his very wealthy fiancee. Jeff is the player-coach of his fiancee's father's baseball team, The Moochers . Jeff will pursue his commercial acting career as soon as he can get off the panty hose he wore in the Junior Class Play. Lori has just received her fifth ring from her boyfriend but it still isn't an engagement ring. She will be starring in Disney's new version of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs . She will be portraying her favorite dwarf in the movie. In staggers Chad. We can see his eyes shining through his lengthy blond hair, which hasn't been cut since graduation. Chad now writes the questions for Focus , which is distributed each week to high schools everywhere. In walks Sarah breathless. She tells us that she has just pushed Fred in from the mile corner. Sarah is now happily married and works as director of nursing at Lincoln Memorial. She specializes in the neck department. In runs Kelly with his shirt torn to shreds. We spot a mob of women trailing close behind. Kelly is known for his hit day time soap opera which you can soon catch on National Television. Kathy walks in, in the latest of fashion. She owns her own boutique in Paris. She says that fashion has it's restrictions because she can longer do-bee-do-bee on certain lawns. In jogs Brian in his sweats. Brian has moved up from custodian to head basketball coach at a daycare center. Brian and his petite wife have strict orders from Grandpa to be home early. And here she comes now screeching to a halt, Tammy has finally received the black camaro she has longed for since high school. Tammy is now the head stewardess at Macon International Airport. Greg has finally pulled up in his red goat. He has been burning up the streets since morning. Greg has just sold his millionth volume of his famous novel, The Bullshipper's Almanac. Late as usual, in crawls Carmela in her white uniform after a hectic night of saving lives. Carmela is still attending summer classes in hopes of graduating soon0 Her career has been slowed down by her husband's rough climb to fame, in music. Organizations STUDENT COUNCIL Top Row: D.Casper,J.Kruse,M.Metzger,C.Bauer. Middle Row: Mrs. Nelson,J.Jelkin,L.Jelden. Bottom Row: J.Welch,D.Casper,D.Bunger,S.Benson, R.Metzger,J.Alberts. The Student Council put on the Christ- mas movie again for us this year. It was Oh God , and everyone enjoyed it. President Marti Metzger, Vice-President Dana Bunger and Secertary-Treasure Diane Casper, along with all the other members worked hard popping popcorn and selling concessions during breaks in the movie. The Student Council also worked hard on setting up Parent's Night. This is where the parents are recognized for their great dedication to their child and the school. Left to Right: D.Bunger,M.Metzger� D.Casper NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 0 4 NEW MEMBERS Left to Right: Tammy Fritson, Sarah Jacobs, Winkie Bienhoff, Lynette Nelson. National Honor Society is an organization sponsored by the National Association of Principals. Membership is based on service, scholarship, character, and citizenship. The National Honor Society at Hildreth did something different this year. Sophomores were eligible to become probationary mem- bers for the first time. The constitution of National Honor Society states that 10th graders cannot be active members so the 10th graders that were voted in became probationary members. Congratulations go out to new members Lynette Nelson, Tammy Fritson, Sarah Jacobs, and Winkie Bienhoff. Probationary members Teresa Frecks, Dave Miller, Karen Hunt, Sue Kiker, and Jackie Welch also should be recognized. Good Job! PROBATIONARY MEMBERS Left to Right: Jackie Welch, Sue Kiker, Teresa Frecks, Dave Miller, Karen Hunt. Y-TEENS Bottom Row: M.Bertrand,T.Fritson,V.Schmidt,M.Dallmann,J.Sanders, N.Johnson,L.Loschen,N.Egge,J.Kruse. Middle Row: J.Welch,D.Bunger, J.JeIden,K.Frerichs,D.Casper,T.Swarthout,J.Greening,L.Nelson,K.Hunt. Top Row: K.Frerichs,M.Greening,W.Bienhoff,S.Jacobs,K.Warnken, M.Metzger,T.Frecks,L,Frerichs,A.0sterbuhro The 1979-80 school year was the last year for Y-Teens here at Hildreth. Y-Teens kept very busy with all their activities. The girls enjoyed Trick or Treating for UNICEF, going to the Fall Tea, and making new recipes for the World Fellow- ship Fair. The Christmas party was fun and the mystic candle was given to Nancy Johnson. During Valentines week they were busy trying to find out who their Secret Heart Sister was. Once a year the girls have a date with their father. It's always a surprise to get up at five in the morning to go to breakfast. The Y-Teens ended another great year with their annual Spring Tea. Many thanks to Mrs. Kellogg and Mrs. Dobbe for their hard work as sponsors. office r s Bottom Row: D.Bunger,W.Bienhoff,N.Johnson, M.Bertrand. Top Row: M.Metzger,K.Frerichs, S.Jacobs,T.Swarthout,T.Fritson,J.Jelden. officers Bottom Row: C.Frerichs,N.Johnson,K.Warnken, Top Row: F.Schmidt,J.Jelden,A.Osterbuhr, T.Swarthout. FBLA The FBLA started off the year right by increasing membership to twenty members. In Sept, the off icers went to an off icers work- shop in North Platte to learn about their duties as FBLA offi- cers. Driving them to North Platte was their sponsor, Mr. O'Neill. At Christmas time everyone's Secret Santa kept them guessing, until the party where the Santas revealed themselves. In February the Double-Dime-A-Dip Supper was held as a money making project. Finally came the big event of the year, the convention at the Hilton Hotel in Omaha. Those members who went learned much and really enjoyed their trip. All in all it was a successful year for FBLA. Bottom Row: J.Sanders,J.Jelden,K.Hunt,J.Welch,N.Johnson, V.Schmidt,T.Swarthout. Middle Row: S.Benson,J.Kruse C.Frerichs,T.Frecks.A.Osterbuhr,K.Frerichs,Mr. O'Neill. Top Row: F.Schmidt,J.Anders,K.Warnken,K.Loschen,J.Welch, S.Johnson,M.Greening. 'jel K 1 e 5 m. THE JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS: FATHER KNOWS BEST THE CAST Jim Anderson.............Shawn Benson Margaret Anderson........Lynette Nelson Betty Anderson...........Winkle Bienhoff Kathy Anderson...........Julie Jelden Bud Anderson.............Jeff Anders Janie....................Vivian Schmidt Ramona...................Teresa Swarthout Patty....................Andrea Osterbuhr Repair Man...............Richard Dallmann Ralph....................David Casper Mr. Brinkworth...........Jon Bunger Officer Johnson...........Stan Johnson Bud's friend..............Mike Bertrand Mrs. Wembly...............Kim Warnken Mrs. Wembly's daughter....Karen Frerichs Mrs. Jones................Myrna Dallmann Mrs. Woolsey..............Faye Schmidt Perkins...................Marilyn Greening THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS: THE MORE THE MERRIER THE CAST Jimmie Hunter......Jeff Welch Jiffy Peyton.......Nancy Johnson Hank Robbins.......Kelly Loschen Ellie Hunter.......Marcia Bertrand Barbara Hunter.....Sarah Jacobs George Hunter......Brian Rahmann Mary Hunter........Kathy Frerichs “Gloria Greene......Dana Bunger Mrs. Greene........Tammy Fritson Judge Washburn.....Chad Koch Jerry Washburn.....Ricky Frerichs Harriet Sheldon....Carmela Frerichs Herb Allen.........Mike Moore Dot Hogan..........Lori Frerichs Student Director...Marti Metzger Stage Crew.........Greg Loschen Terry Warnken DRAMATICS Bottom Row: L.Hopkins,W.Bienhoff,S.Jacobs,J.Welch,R.01son,S.Benson. 2nd Row: C.Frerichs,M.Dallmann,K.Frerichs,J.Anders,M.Bertrand,Mr. Munoz. 3rd Row: S.Kiker,S.Johnson,J.Lewis,D.Halbert. ONE-ACT PLAY The highlight of Dramatics in Hildreth this year was the showing of Jeff Anders at Districts. Jeff was com- peting in oral interpretation of poetry and was awarded a superior rating which qualified him for state competition. Good job Jeff! Left to Right: Jeff Welch, Sarah Jacobs, Shawn Benson, Winkie Bienhoff, Jeff Anders, Karen Frerichs. H-CLUB Bottom Row: J.Panter,T.Fritson,S.Bunger,D.Miller,R.Olson,D.Halbert, J.Lewis. 2nd Row: Coach Loughran,J.Anders,K.Loschen,J.Welch,D.Casper, T.Warnken,Coach O'Neill. 3rd Row: Coach Lewis,B.Rahmann,S.Johnson, J.Bunger,S.Benson,R.Dallmann,M.Miller,Coach Munoz. Top Row: C.Koch, G.Loschen,M.Bertrand,R.Frerichs,J.Jelken. OFFICERS H-Club is a club that was organized to promote athletics at Hildreth High School. This year was no different as they were there at every girls basketball game selling concessions and helping the girls by yelling. Through the many years of earning money the boys and girls were f inally able to buy the dream of the whole high school. A WEIGHT MACHINE, which will help everyone in every sport get into better shape. Thanks for all the hard work guys! Left to Right: Kelly Loschen, Brian Rahmann, Terry Warnken, Jeff Welch. Kneeling: D.Bunger,N.Johnson,J.Kruse,L.Nelson,W.Bienhoff,L.Loschen. First Row: L.Hopkins,R.Metzger,L.Johnson,J.Burns,J.Alberts,J.Kruse, N.Frerichs,J.Hinrichs• Second Row: Mrs.Loughran-Sponser,S.Pollock, B.Swarthout,W.Dallmann.T.Fritson.M.Bertrand,N.Egge,J.Sanders, B.Schwartz,Mrs.Nemecek-Sponser. Third Row: J.Sanders,J.Jelden, K. Steinkruger.T.Swarthout,K.Frerichs,L.Hinrichs,K.Hunt,J.Welch, V.Russell. Fourth Row: A.Osterbuhr.J.Greening,C.Frerichs,D.Casper, L. Kersenbrock.S.Jacobs,K.Wamken.L.Stratmann.L.Schmidt,T.Frecks. CRAZY!...that's what I said. The 1979-80 Pep Club found it easy to do just that during this year's exciting football and basketball games. President Tammy Fritson kept things going with the help of Vice-President Teresa Swarthout, Secretary Teresa Frecks, Treasurer Diane Casper and especially the most dreaded of all, Marcia Bertrand , Merit Recorder. Julie Jelden and Andrea Osterbuhr were in charge of the concession stand and always made sure it was full of plenty of good things to eat. Head Cheerleader Dana Bunger along with Nancy Johnson, Lynette Nelson, Winkie Bienhoff, Julie Kruse, and Lisa Loschen always kept the spirit and enthusiasm bubbling with pep rallies and leadership of crowd cheers. The sponsors Mrs. Loughran, Mrs. Nemecek, and Miss Grooms all deserve a thank-you for a job well done and the time they put in to make the pep club a success this year! 1st Row: J.Jelden,T.Swarthout,N.Johnson,S.Kiker,T.Frecks,M.Metzger. 2nd Row: J.Alberts,J.Burns,N.Frerichs,L.Hinrichs,B.Schwartz,D.Casper, L.Loschen,V.Schmidt,D.Bunger,J.Sanders,K.Hunt,R.Metzger,B.Hinrichs. 3rd Row: V.Russel1,J.Sanders,S.Pollock,M.Mi Her,G.Frecks,B.Swarthout, L.Stratman,J,Kruse,L.Jelden,J.Hinrichs,L.Johnson,L.Kersenbrock,B«Casper, R.Hunt,C.Schmidt,J.Soker,L.Harms,J.Jelkin,L.Nelson. Standing: Mr. lies, Director,C.Pollock,B.Rahmann,J.Kruse,M.Bertrand,J.Welch,D.Halbert,J. Hopkins,C.Bauer,T.Casper,K.Warnken. POM-POM GIRLS Jodi Sanders, Tammy Fritson, Carmela Frerichs, Kathy Frerichs sax quartet stage band S.Kiker,D.Bunger,K.Hunt,V.Schmidt Sitting: T.Frecks,S.Kiker,N.Johnson,D.Bunger, K. Hunt,C.Bauer. Standing: K.Warnken,B.Swarthout, L. Stratman,J.Kruse,L.Johnson,C.Schmidt,R.Hunt, J.Jelkin,L.Nelson,T.Casper. The Fall of 1979 was a busy time for members of the marching band. They entertained for every home football game, braving the cold and uncooperative weather. The concert band capped off the year with a superior rating at District Music Contest. Congratulations band on a fine year. MARCHING BAND CHORUS Bottom Row- Left to Right: N.Johnson,T.Frecks,T.Swarthout,J.Jelden, D.Bunger,J.Kruse,T.Fritson,L.Loschen,D.Casper,K.Hunt,N.Egge, M. Bertrand, and L.Nelson. Middle Row: Mr.Iles,C.Frerichs,L.Frerichs, K. Steinkruger,K.Warnken,K.Frerichs, A.Ostubuhr,W.Bienhoff, and S. Jacobs. Top Row: J.Jelken,D.Miller,S.Bunger,B.Rahmann,S.Benson, J.Bunger,J.Welch,D.Casper,L.Harms,M.Miller,J.Panter,T.Fritson, S.Johnson,K.Loschen, and J.Anders. SWING CHOIR 1980 was an extremely fine year for the Chorus department of Hildreth High. They put on a couple of performances for the people of the town and around the area. One was at Christmas time and the other was in the Spring. The chorus was awarded a Superior rating at the district contest in Minden. A job well done by the kids in chorus. Swing Choir put on several performances, the latest was in June, when they entertained at the Alumni Banquet. They received an excellent rating at the district contest. Two soloists and one small group received superior ratings at Districts also. Nancy Johnson and Dana Bunger received the rating for their solos while the Triple Trio was the small group that received a superior. Nancy also received a superior for her piano solo. All the people involved in chorus, small groups, and solos should be congratulated for their hard work and odd hours! Left to Right: N.Johnson,T.Swarthout,V.Schmidt, J.Anders,J.Kruse,S.Benson,D.Bunger,B.Rahmann, L. Loschen,J.Jelken,L.Nelson,D.Casper,W.Bienhoff, M. Metzger, and D.Halbert. SMALL GROUPS double sextet triple trio Left to Right: M.Metzger,L.Nelson, D.Bunger, and L.Loschen. Left to Right: D.Casper,V.Schmidt, J.Jelden,L.Nelson,K.Hunt,J.Welch, W.Bienhoff,N.Johnson,D.Bunger, and C.Frerichs. Bottom Row: N.Johnson,M.Metzger, W.Bienhoff,L.Nelson,V.Schmidt, D.Bunger. Top Row: L.Frerichs, K.Frerichs,J.Sanders,A.Ostubuhr, T.Fritson, and C.Schlenz. sextet Left to Right: L.Loschen,S.Jacobs, T.Swarthout,K.Frerichs,K.Warnken, J.Kruse, and T.Frecks. trio quartet Left to Right: S.Jacobs,J.Anders, D.Bunger,S.Benson, and N.Johnson. t Athletics HOUNDS STATE RUNNER-UP Top Row: D.Halbert,K.Loschen,T.Warnken,S.Bunger,J.Bunger,R.Frerichs D.Casper,J.Welch Middle Row: Coach Lewis,R.Hunt S.M.,B.Casper S.M., G.Loschen,J.Lewis,R.Dallmann.C.Koch,D.Miller,L.Jelden S.M..Coach O'Neill Bottom Row: J.Panter.B.Rahmann,T.Fritson.M.Miller,L.Harms, J.Jelken.S.Benson,R.Olsen Not Pictured: S.Johnson The Hounds finished the season as they started it, 2. They were picked the 2 team in the Class D-2,eight man pre-season football polls. At the end of a rewarding season they remained 2 but not without a fight for first. The team as a whole achieved many goals worth recognition. They were crowned NSCC regular season champs, along with being the first Hildreth football team to make state playoffs.They were rank- ed second in Class D-2 in the Lincoln Star and 3r in the Omaha World Herald The Bob Van Tine Athlete of the Month Award was also presented to the team for the month of November.But the most deserving of all was that they were crowned STATE RUNNER-UP in Class D-2. Along with these honors many others were received by individual players. The Hounds finished their season with a great record of 10-2. The Year of the Hounds will long be remembered by all who shared the triumph and defeat, not only players, but also their loyal fans. Football players honored on special teams: On all-conference 1st team: Jon Bunger, Kelly Loschen, and Jeff Welch. On 2n team: Dave Casper, Rick Frerichs, and Chad Koch.Honored on the Omaha World Herald all-state team: Jon Bunger, Jeff Welch, and Kelly Loschen, honorable men- tion. The Lincoln Star named Jon Bunger, Jeff Welch, and Kelly Loschen to their all-state team. Kelly Loschen was also named Defensive Player of the Year. SEASON RECORD Volleyball h successful The 1979 volleyball season was very successful as seniors Dana Bunger, Sarah Jacobs, Marti Metzger, Kathy Frerichs and Marcia Bertrand led the team to a 14-4 record, NSCC West Division Championship, and 2nd place district trophy. Captains Sarah Jacobs and Winkie Bienhoff gave the team as season! much leadership and support. The hounds also received end of the season honors. Winkie Bienhoff was named to the all-conference 1st team. Andrea Osterbuhr and Sarah Jacobs were selected to the second team. Congratulations team on a fine season. Sitting: T.Svarthout, K.Frerichs, M.Metzger, W.Bienhoff, S.Jacobs, A.Osterbuhr, J.Jelden, L.Nelson. Kneeling: Coach Munoz, J.Burns S.M., J.Kruse, J.Welch, D.Bunger, M.Bertrand, J.Kruse S.M., Coach Loughran Sitting: K.Hunt,D.Casper.L.Loschen,J.Jelden,M.Greening,K.Steinkruger J.Greening,L.Schmidt,T.Swarthout,V.Schmidt,L.Hopkins.Standing: Coach Loughran,T.Fritson,J.Sanders,L.Nelson,K.Warnken,K.Frerichs,J.Welch, N.Egge.N.Johnson,Coach Munoz. VARSITY Left to Right: B.Rahmann,J.Lewis,J.Anders,J.Welch,K.Loschen,J.Bunger, S.Bunger,D.Casper,D.Mi Her,S.Johnson,T.Fritson,S.Benson,Coach Loughran, S.M. K.Warnken. J.V. Left to Right: J.Jelken.M.Miller,J.Lewis,J.Anders,D.Miller,D.Halbert, M.Bertrand,L.Harms,D.Casper,S.Johnson,T.Fritson.S.Benson,J.Panter,Coach Lewis,S.M. K.Warnken. SEASON RECORD 10-10 Hildreth 64 Campbell 1 6 Hildreth 55 Roseland 79 Hildreth 1 9 Wilcox 1 6 Hildreth 78 Alma 58 Hildreth 8l Rep. City 45 Hildreth 43 Trumbull 65 Hildreth 55 Red Cloud 51 Hildreth 37 Orleans 27 Hildreth 1 6 Wilcox 68 Hildreth 66 Bladen 54 Hildreth 54 Lawrence 63 Hildreth 66 Roseland 64 Hildreth 62 Guide Rock 30 Hildreth 32 Deshler 4l Hildreth 1 7 Loomis 57 Hildreth 48 Ches-Hub 50 Hildreth 1 7 Franklin 58 Hildreth 74 Bladen 62 Hildreth 30 Axtell 77 Hildreth 46 Roseland 60 The boys improved last season's - record while chalking up a 10-10 record. Coach Loughran and Assistant Coach Lewis helped the boys place 2nd in the Wilcox Holiday Tournament. The team finished the year strong by placing 4th in the Conference Tournament. Kelly Loschen was named Honorable Mention in the N.S.C.C. and Jon Bunger was named on the 1st Team N.S.C.C., and Honorable Mention in both the Omaha World Herald and Lincoln Journal Star for the Boys Class D Basketball Team. GIRLS BASKETBALL Standing: J.Kruse,N.Egge,J.Jelden,T.Swarthout,A.Osterbuhr,M.Metzger,W. Bienhoff,M.Greening,D.Casper,L.Nelson,T.Fritson,M.Bertrand. Kneeling: Coach 0 Nei11,S.M.—J.Burns,S.M.—J«Kruse,S«M«—R«Metzger,Coach Munoz• The Girls' Basketball team finished the season with a 7-9 record. Coach Munoz and Assistant Coach O'Neill helped the girls to win the first-place trophy at the Wilcox Holiday Tournament. Winkie Bienhoff was named to the All-Conference 1st Team, the Tribune Newspaper 1st Team, and All-State Honorable Mention. On 2nd Team All-Confer- ence and Honorable Mention in the Tribune was Marti Metzger. Andrea Osterbuhr was named All-Conference Honorable Mention. In action... Junior Varsity Coach 0'Neill,N.Egge,J.Greening,D.Casper,L.Schmidt,M.Greening,J.Jelden, L.Hopkins,T.Fritson,Coach Munoz. BOYS TRACK Kneeling: L.Roland,B.Rahmann,M.Moore,J.Jelkin,J.Lewis,S.Benson. Standing: Coach O'Neill,B.Schlenz,D.Casper,J.Bunger,K.Loschen, J.Anders,R.Dallmann. GIRLS TRACK Kneeling: V.Schmidt,T.Fritson,J.Welch,J.Sanders,L.Loschen,J.Kruse, N.Egge. Standing: Coach Lewis,J.Jelden,T.Swarthout,K.Warnken,W. Bienhoff,A.Osterbuhr,D.Casper. HIGH SPORTS V O L L E Y BALL Top Row: J.Alberts.V.Russell,L.Stratman,L.Kersenbrock, L.Hinrichs,L.Johnson. Middle Row: Coach Loughran, D.Dallmann,R.Metzger,J.Burns,W.Dallmann,B.Swarthout, Bottom Row: J.Hinrichs,N.Frerichs,J.Sanders,S.Pollock, J.Kruse,B.Schwartz. BALL Kneeling: M.Goin,B.Frerichs,R.Hunt,B.Hinrlchs.K.Warnken, J.Soker,C.Schmidt. Standing: Coach Lewis,C.Bauer,T.Casper, J.Johnson,G.Frecks,L.Jelden,J.Hopkins,B.Casper. First Row: J.Hinrichs,J.Burns,J.Kruse,R.Metzger,N.Frerichs,J.Sanders, S.Pollock,B.Schwartz,Coach Loughran. Second Row: J.Alberts,L.Johnson, V. Russel1,L.Stratmann,L.Kersenbrock,L.Hinrichs,B.Swarthout,D.Dallmann, W. Dallmann. First Row: C.Schmidt,B.Frerichs,R.Hunt,B.Casper,B.Hinrichs,K.Warnken J.Soker,Coach Lewis. Second Row: M.Goin,J.Hopkins,T.Casper,G.Frecks, J.Johnson,L.Jelden,C.Bauer. b o y s JR. HIGH TRACK Kneeling: J.Creighton.B.Frerichs,J.Soker,K.Warnken,R.Hunt,M.Goin, C.Schmidt. Standing: Coach Lewis,B.Hinrichs,L.Jelden,J.Johnson, G.Frecks;T.Casper,C.Bauer,B.Casper. Kneeling: B.Schwartz,J.Burns,N.Frerichs,J.Sanders,W.Dallmann,J.Alberts,J.Kruse, J.Hinrichs,S.Pollock. Standing: Coach Loughran,L.Schlenz,B.Swarthout,V.Russell, L.S tra tman,L.Kersenbrock,L.Hinrichs,D.Da1lmann,L.Johnson,R.Metzger. Classes and Faculty JUNIOR Jeff Anders Shawn Benson Mike Bertrand Winkie Bienhoff Jon Bunger David Casper Richard Dallmann Myrna Dallmann CLASS Stanley Johnson Lynette Nelson Andrea Osterbuhr Juniors spent the most part of their year working on that most mysterious affair: the Prom. Sh! here comes a Senior was the warning cry whenever one was near. President Jon Bunger, Vice-president Lynette Nelson, Secretary Julie Jelden and Treasurer Winkie Bienhoff led the planning operations as everyone prepared for the big bash. OFFICERS Teresa Swarthout Kim Warnken Faye Schmidt Colleen Schlenz Vivian Schmidt a SOPHOMORE Julie Kruse Scott Bunger Teresa Frecks Ton Fritson Karen Hunt Sue Kiker Jim Lewis CLASS David Miller Joel Panter For the Sophomores, 1980 was great because they fi- nally ordered and received their class rings. President Teresa Frecks,VicePresident Jackie Welch,Secretary Jodi Sanders, and Treasurer Karen Hunt helped the class sell raffle tickets for Valen- tines Day. They raffled off three large hearts filled with chocolates. At half- time of both games the ladies were able to win smaller hearts by making a free throw. Just think Sophomores: Only two more years to go! FRESHMAN The Freshmen enjoyed their first year of High School and being able to participate in interscholastic sports. President Lisa Loschen, along with the other officers, Vice President Julie Greening, Secretary Nancy Egge, and Treasurer Randy Olson kept the class on their toes thinking of good money making projects. One of these was a dance after the first basketball game. Mr. Lough- ran filled in as disc jockey and everyone who went had a lot of fun. The Freshmen hope to have as much fun in the next three years of High School as they had in their f irs t. 8th GRADE Jamie Alberts Janet Burns Troy Casper Debbie Dallmann 1 Greg Frecks Brian Frerichs Nicole Frerichs Loree Hinrichs Jim Hopkins Rodney Hunt Lance Jelden Jeff Johnson Lisa Johnson Lisa Kersenbrock Judy Kruse PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Valerie Russell Lisa Schlenz Linda Stratmann OFFICERS Do you want to buy a box of candy? was frequently heard whenever an eighth grader was near. Selling candy was their main money making project and it was very successful. While everyone was gaining weight, the 8th graders pros- pered. President Janet Burns, Vice- President Lisa Kersenbrock, Treasurer Rodney Hunt, and Secretary Troy Casper, kept the class organized. All in all, the 8th grade enjoyed their last year before entering high school. 7th GRADE Susan Pollock Joani Sanders Curtis Schmidt Becky Schwartz OFFICERS For their first year in Junior High the 7th graders all had a real great year. President Brenda Swarthout, along with Vice-President Brent Hinrichs, Secretary Becky Schwartz and Treasurer Jill Hinrichs all began to learn the duties of a class officer. They found it was quite a change going from class to class and trying to be there on time. Although it is fun growing up and being part of the high school scene they still missed recess. Bottom Row: Michelle Pollock, Steven Burns, Brenda Casper, Duane Day, Shelly Swarthout. Top Row: Mrs. Wiegand, Janell Harms, Barry Schmidt, Ronda Soker, Clark Bauer. Bottom Row: Tarcia Frerichs, Angela Johnson, Amy Jo DeJonge, Amy Hinrichs, Robert Alberts. Top Row: Mrs. Frandsen, Chris Eynon, Carol Hogeland, Michael King. 5th GRADE Bottom Row: Leann Johnson, Janel Kruse, Tami Lindau, Kendall Black, Brent Nelson, Top Row: Mrs. Deist, Kandy Hunt, Regina Bunger, Scott Schwartz, Shelly Hogeland, Trisha Jelden, Not Pictured: David Fuerst. 4th GRADE 3rd GRADE Left to Right: Kimberly Evers, Tammy King, Mrs. Glenn, Dennis Day, Russell Largent, Julie Schmidt, Not Pictured Bradley Fuerst. GRADE Bottom Row: Mileah Panter, Jerel Sanders, Jane Steinkruger, Tina DeJonge, Carrie Bebensee, Mary Pollock. Top Row: Amy Johnson, Kent Nelson, Mrs. Loughran, Becky Casper, Bradley Quadhamer, Teresa King. Not Pictured, Timothy Hays. Bottom Row: Stacy Bebensee, Kristi Mietzner, Brandi Johnson, Gaylin Harms, Angi Mietzner. Top Row: Kim King, Tad Casper, Robin Hinrichs, Mrs. Wright, Amy Hogeland, Kelli Tobiassen, Lynn Dallmann. KID POWER Bottom Row: Kari Hemje, Clinton Einspahr, Chad Lindau, Lee Fritson, Sherri Loschen. Top Row: Phillip Hinrichs, Michael lies, Mrs. Fritson, Stacy Knaus, Stephanie Dorn, Terry Quadhamer. KINDERGARTEN ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT GARY FISHER PRINCIPAL RON ILES SCHOOL BOARD Left to right: Roberta Schwartz, Gary Fisher, Maxine Johnson Dale Loschen, Lee Johnson, Lamoine Jelken, and Doug Mietzner. CAROL DUNCAN Social Science WILLIAM EIDAM Guidance Counselor JODY GROOMS Home Ec. and Art ROBERT HAYS Mathmatics LEONA HrTCHCOCK Librarian RANDY LOUCHRAN P.E. and Coach KATIE JOINT Title I 'M 1 J J 111 JANET MCDONALD Resource LARRY LEWIS RANDY LIENEMANN Science P.E. and Coach DENNIS MIETZNER MICHAEL MUNOZ Industrial Arts Speech, English KAREN NELSON English, Social Studies RONELL NEMECEK Home Ec. and Art P.J. O'NEILL Business secretaries bus drivers HEAD SECRETARY - Colleen Warnken Doug Bunger, Glen Dorn, Emmas Casper CLERICAL ASSISTANT - Grace Black cooks Irene Frerichs, Marlene Bunger, Alvina Casper custodians Left to Right: Don Covey John Kruse Fred Fruhling Main Events HOMECOMING HOMECOMING ROYALTY Left to Right: Kelly Loschen, Jeff Welch, Brian Rahmann, Tammy Fritson, Kathy Frerichs, and Sarah Jacobs. CROWN BEARERS: Gaylin Harms and Angie Meitzner Homecoming 1979 fell on September 28 with the Hounds hosting Guide Rock. A week full of activities led up to the Friday night finale. Both the volleyball and football teams started the night off right by winning decisively over the visitors. The traditional crown- ing of the king and queen took place immediately after the game with Tammy Fritson being crowned Queen and Brian Rahmann named King. Attendants included Kathy Frerichs, Sarah Jacobs, Kelly Loschen, and Jeff Welch. Music for the dance that followed was provided by Midwest Audio. PROM 1980 “SAIL ON” y POF.M r TO IMF SENIORS 1 Another vear goes passing h Another Prom is here To some this brings a josous smile To others, brings a tear For tour sears sou have tread a path From dassn to setting sun But novs the path gets steeper And the climb is just begun We re vers glad to knou sou L We II miss sou uhen you've gone And to the class of ‘80 We dedicate our Prom -Theli ACTIVITY Candidates for the 1980 Activity Royalty were: Crown Bearers were: Robyn Hinrichs and Kelli Tobiassen Chad Koch and Dana Bunger Jeff Welch and Sarah Jacobs HONORS Reach for the Stars ,was the theme for this year's Activities and Honors Night. Many of the stars that reached their goals were recognized. Outstanding Athlete: Boy-Jon Bunger Girl-Winkie Bienhoff MVP Football - Jeff Welch Best Defensive Player - Jon Bunger MVP Volleyball - Sarah Jacobs MVP Boys Basketball - Kelly Loschen MVP Girls Basketball - Winkie Bienhoff John Phillip Sousa - Brian Rahmann National Choir Directors - Nancy Johnson GRADUATION Junior Small Group: Sin«in8 Tomorrow Belongs To The Children Co-Salutatorian Dana Bunger Ushers Jeff Anders, Winkie Bienhoff Speaker Pastor Donald Metzger Graduating Sixth Graders Siuiinr (Glass jMarcta Aim llritrnn.'i Uitua lUay Hunger Sarim'la liner J’rerirli� I lli.it l;tj TLl.iiur i rrriclie liuii U!. itreridie liirfcg Jil|ut STrrricliB Sammy 3lo ifriteon tOarah Jorrrn Jacob kAanrp liriut Johnson £hni A. iioch (firegory A. 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