Hildreth Public School - Greyhound Yearbook (Hildreth, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1981 volume:

't GREYHOUND 81 1IILOKETII PUBLIC SCHOOL llihlrctli Nebraska 1080 - 1081 Instant Replay 1980-81 in Hildreth was much like most other years. Driving Main Street after games or school events was still a Hil- dreth tradition. Students were looking forward to the completion of the new tennis court and made full use of the community swimming pool during the summer months. The Hildreth Lion's Tractor Pull in August was still the big event of the year for the towns- people . Kearney and Minden were the places to go for excitement on weekends and an occasional weeknight. (pictures, page 3) Taco Runs, Movies, Pizza, Bowling, and Shopping were some of the activi- ties that the Hildreth Student Body enjoyed in our two neighboring cities. 1980-81 was a period of change and excitement in the world around us. (pictures, page 4) Two big political stories dominated the scene; the Iran- ian hostage crisis and the election and inauguration of President Reagan. The United States was joyful of the long-awaited release of our American hostages which took place on their 444th day of captivity; January 20, 1981. Other big stories included the erup- tion of Mt. St. Helens in Washington state; the new scientific findings of the planet Saturn from pictures taken by the Voyager spacecraft; the curiosity created by the T.V. show Dallas (who shot J.R.?); the Los Angeles Laker's winning the 1980 NBA World Championship; the Philadelphia Phillies winning the 1980 World Series; the Oakland Raiders winning the 1981 NFL Super Bowl; the devastating earthquake in Italy; the continuing concerns of the dangers of nuclear plants and waste; and the Iran- Iraq conflict. With everything around us happening so fast, we consider ourselves lucky to be living in a town that, as we mentioned before, was this year much like any other year. In other words, you could say that Hildreth will always be a place we can identify with no matter what happens anywhere else. Hildreth will always be home. 2 OCR ♦to� � o� t« WHOVp amt which «at x CAM 3 I Enough !fept arbitrr Pffed States make “• ances” regarding the rctun. A wealth: help in identifying the � riches—and a cash deposit to ensure t., Who Shot That Nice Mr. Ewin rx ) W tell me st A (I renewed k VIU thnt iust hnn- n (”at Just aP U my assailant a ... ) d fv� finr � anv. rt k«,w m John Lennon 1940-1980 An eruption in July: the suspense continues after th initial blowup % ad her cV — ictcrs who may g- ' of Jupiter, seen from Voyager spacecraft: No onger such a mystery. Kristin Shepa: jilted mistress, threat after he had titution. “I'll kill him; I swel3 she stormed. (Kristin always spoken gal. Normally, I wou _ __________________next epi- smiles producer Leonard Katz- you’ll receive some star- st intriguing question, jyyo-month post- the actors' t %■ y uSs tukix ivunv iiaii iUUiiiiviui siiuau a deal; Secretary of State Edmund Muskie said there was “a chance that they might go free by Christmas. But when Algerian intermediaries relayed Iran's latest offer to Wachir It wants on the hosta they approach second 1e lawsuits, it de j4 lcan he lunds' K-d. he % -tages would n HKiscd. I , to the money deposited in the npe on- Iran Sends a Ransom Note JON GEORGE BUNGER Do your best at every- thing because you may not get another chance. VJINKIE SUE BIENHOFF Every sunrise is a message from God, and every sunset... His signature. MICHAEL ALLEN BERTRAND You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough. DAVID ALLEN CASPER A journey of a 1,000 miles begins with a single step. MYRNA FAY DALLMANN Time does not become sacred to us until we have lived it. MARILYN ROBERTA GREENING There is only one success; to be able to spend your life in your own way. RICHARD SCOTT DALLMANN Every sweet has its sour; every evil its good. JULIE MARIE JELDEN What you are is God's gift to you; what you make of yourself is your gift to God. KAREN JOANN FPERICHS You cannot judge the future but by the past. STANLEY ALLAN JOHNSON Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. SENIOR GIVEAWAY I, Jeff Anders, will my ability to lay black marks on Hildreth Public Roads to Dave Miller providing he lays longer ones than I did. I, Shawn Benson, will my Football Jersey ( 20) to Dave Halbert providing he tears up more jerseys than I did. I, Mike Bertrand, will all my speeding tickets to Lynn Harms providing he gets more than I did during his Junior and Senior years. I, Winkie Bienhoff, will my embarrassing moments in the locker room to Jill Hinrichs providing she turns as red as I did, and my quiet ways to Becky Schwartz pro- viding she has as much fun as I did. I, Jon Bunger, will my ability to be called Big and Mean at 215 to Brian Frerichs, providing he puts on a few pounds. I, Dave Casper, will my ability to make All State and All Conference center to Mike Miller providing he lets the Middle Linebacker go as many times as I did. I, Rich Dallmann, will my ability to get flat tires while chasing coyotes to Scott Bunger providing he gets more than I did. I, Myrna Dallmann, will my nickname to anyone providing they get teased about it as much as I did. I, Karen Frerichs, will my special room and my special ways with the teachers to Nancy Egge providing she gets in trouble for the many things I did that they never found out about and providing she keeps my room nice and has as many visitors as I did. I, Marilyn Greening, will my ability to tie a teacher to his chair with an extension cord during accounting to Karen Hunt providing she ties a tighter knot than I did. I, Julie Jelden, will my ability of surviving cheerleader camp to Julie Kruse pro- viding she can stay away from the Flasher and get more sleep, drink more pop, and have as much fun as I did. I, Stan Johnson, will my ability to stay out past curfew and not get caught to Tom Fritson and Jim Lewis providing they don't have to run 30 wind sprints. I, Lynette Nelson, will my snarfing ability to Lisa Kersenbrock providing she gains a little weight. I, Andrea Osterbuhr, will my ability to eat tacos in Sambos while sitting by five cops to Nancy Egge providing she isn't asked to leave. I, Faye Schmidt, will my ability to go to Franklin every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday to Julie Kruse and Jackie Welch providing they don't end up on dump road. ft Vivian Schmidt, will my ability to get nine snake bites to Jackie Welch providing she knows she has them. I, Teresa Swarthout, will my ability to get home late to Julie Kruse, as long as she never gets in trouble and my talks on the bus to Lisa Ttoschen providing she understands them. I, Kim Warnken, will my ability to fall down the steps at prom to anyone who can get up faster than I did and to Jackie Welch I will the W.P. squad since she is the last member left in High School. To the Juniors we will our SENIORITIS! To the Sophomores we will our ORNERINESS! To the Freshmen we will our SENIORITIES, beings they already have a head start! To the Faculty we will the STUDENT HANDBOOK, because they go by it so much! A LOOK I AT© THE FUTURE... YEAR: 1991 PLACE: Hildreth Gymnasium The first to arrive is Kim driving up in one of her boyfriend's many vehicles. Kim is now the proud owner of her Beauty Salon in Franklin. Next to arrive is Myrna. Myrna has just completed another long day at the Mission. Myrna also helps run the Islander in Rep City. Mike has just squealed by and came back to a screeching halt. Mike is now the proud owner of Dan 's Package and Liquor and also the owner of Riverside. We spot Marilyn coming down the street in her 1991 Mazda. She is pulling her trailer full of skunks to the pet store. Marilyn is having a hard time trying to keep her two boys with long, bushy hair in the car. Now entering the scene is Dave with his little wife, and his two little secdcorns trailing behind. Dave is now President of The Omaha World Herald and Pioneer Seeds. During his si are time he is town cop of Hildreth. Karen Frerichs is just been seen coming out of the place she now manages. Bob and Barb's Cafe. Karen has not found a husband, but hopes to find one soon. Here comes Teresa and her short hubby. Teresa is now the proud owner of Dodge, Plymouth Corporation. In walks Jon with his wife right behind. Jon is now the player coach of the Dallas Cowboys. Vivian soon appears after a quick Kentucky Fried Chicken run. She is now the owner of Columbia House Records and RCA too. Flying around the corner on two wheels we see Andrea. Andrea is now the Hollywood stuntwoman for the new movie Crash, Crash, Boom Boom . Running in next is Shawn with his own little eightman football team. Shawn is the proud owner of NBC and in his spare time he is player-coach of the Houston Oilers. Following right behind is his wife Julie. Julie is now the head tourist guide at Blueberry Hill. She said she has been very busy keeping track of the eight little ones and hopes the one on the way is a little girl. Next to arrive is Stan. Stan is now making lite beer commercials after an early retirement from pro basketball. We see in the distance a red grand prix. It is Lynette and her tall husband. Lynette and her husband are the owners of the South West Community College Laboratory of Technicians. Faye is next to arrive. She now lives in Franklin and helps her husband with the Pork Farm. She also has two little ones that help with the chores. Coming to a screeching halt is Rich Dallmann. He explains he is running late because he and Scott just got back from checking traps. Rich is the present owner of Dallmann 's Garage in Macon. Jeff has just walked in the door and is out of breath. He told us his car broke down 5 miles out of town, so he had to run for 2 miles until Winkie picked him up. Jeff is now the owner of Nikon Camera Company. He said Winkie is still out in her little Vega trying to get it to shut off. She has finally found her Ideal guy and they live in Neoker, Kansas. 9 V V LYNETTE KAY NELSON God evidently does not intend us all to be rich, or powerful, or great; but he does intend us all to be friends. V TV IAN JEAN SCHMIDT Of all the things you wear, your expression is the most important ANDREA SUE OSTERBUHR I am not in this world to live up to your ex- pectations ....and you are not in this world to live up to mine. TERESA RENEE SWARTHOUT You are never given a wish, without being given the power to make it come true. FAYE LYNN SCHMIDT Lay hold to today's task and you will not depend so much upon tomorrows. KIMBERLY KAY WARNKEN You are todau where your thoughts have brought you; you will be tomorrow where your thoughts will take you. Pictures are from left to right and from top to bottom: Andrea Osterbuhr, Kim Warnken, Marilyn Greening, Lynette Nelson, Shawn Benson, Myrna Dallmann, Winkie Bienhoff, Mike Bertrand, Stan Johnson, Faye Schmidt, Julie Jelden, Jeff Anders, Karen Frerichs, Dave Casper, Vivian Schmidt, Jon Bunger and Teresa Swarthout. � U 12 «I u X I o K s Scott Hunger Teresa Frecks Tow Fritson Karen Hunt Sue Kiker Julie Kruse Like the Juniors from years past, the class of '82 is plannina for prom with much excitement. They are also lookinq forward to their first class play. The Juniors are already feeling the pressure of becoming Seniors with their upcoming ACT tests. It won't he long before they inherit the duties of being Seniors The Junior class officers were, from left to rinht: President - Jackie Welch, V. President - Jodi Sanders, Secretary and Treasurer - Karen Hunt. u 5HH55©g©B B©tt 1930-81 was an exciting year for the Sophomores. They ordered and received their class rings. The guys had many exciting moments play- ing varsity football as they helped the team win Districts. Sophomores also made important contributions to track, volleyball, and basketball. The Sophomore class officers were, from left to right: Secretary - Dave Halbert; President - Lisa Loschen; Treasurer - .'like Hiller; Vice Presi- dent - Diane Casper. 16 F R E S II M E N Jamie Alberts Janet Burns Troy Casper Debra Dallmann Greg Frecks Brian Frerichs Nichole Frerichs Loree Hinrichs Rodney Hunt It was a time for new beginnings as the Freshmen entered the high school picture. New experiences like varsity sports and clubs were added to their schedules. The Fre- shmen hope to make the next three years very prosperous ones. Good Luck I The Freshman class officers were, from left to right: Secretary - Lisa Johnson, V. President - Rod Hunt, President - Linda Stratman, and Treasurer - Judy Kruse. 18 As in years past, the 8th graders inherited the task of selling candy throughout the school. Trying to raise some money and getting ready for high school were the main con- cerns in the 8th grade minds. The 8th graders seemed to have made their final year of prep- aration before high school a successful one. The Eighth grade class officers were, from left to right: V. President - Becky Schwartz, Secretary - Joani Sanders, President - Brent Hinrichs, Treasurer - Brenda Swarthout . 20 Clark Bauer s E V E N T II Linda Bunger Steve Burns This year was a first experience for the 7th Graders that entered the Junior High section of Hildreth. It was another step forward as they all prepared for High School. Class schedules and sports play important roles dur- ing these times. The 7th grade class officers are, President- Shelly Swarthout, V. Pres- ident -Brenda Casper, Sec- retary-Ronda Siker, and Treasurer-Barry Schmidt. HOMECOMING HOMECOMING ROYALTY Left to Right: David Casper, Jon Bunger, Jeff Anders, Shawn Benson, Julie Jelden, Winkie Bienhoff, Lgnette Nelson, and Teresa Swarthout. As tradition goes at Hildreth High, Homecoming i eek was filled with many activities and lots of enthusiasm. The students and the faculty dressed up all week to show their spirit for the upcoming game on Friday, October 3rd. The classes competed each day by who dressed up the most and who won the mini pcprally at the end of the day. Each class also made a sign for the gym and a display for the front lawn. All the events of the week led up to the big game against Trumbull. The girls vol- leyball team defeated the Bearcats in 2 sets, 15-11, 15-0 and after a hard-fought game, the football team was defeated 7-14. Following the game was the coronation ceremony of the King and Queen. The new 1080-81 King and Queen are Shawn Benson and Julie Jelden. The attendents were Lynette Nelson, Winkie Bienhoff, Teresa Swarthout, Jon Bunger, David Casper, and Jeff Anders. The dance followed in the M.P. room, music provided by Daddy Warbucks. Once again, Homecoming was a success and was enjoyed by all. 26 27 PROM 1981 THE JUNIOR CLASS of HILDRETH HIGH SCHOOL presents Janlasy X land Music by MIDWEST AUDIO Saturday evening April eleventh Nineteen hundred and eighty-one The Juniors were very busy preparing for the big night all during the year, deciding on the theme, colors, food, servers, and the guest speaker. The theme for this years Junior-Senior Prom was Fantasy Island ; the gym was decorated in blue, yellow, pink, and green. The servers, Diane Casper, Julie Greening, Lori Schmidt, Dave Halbert, Mike Miller, and Lynn Harms, were appropriately dressed in flowered dresses and shirts to fit the theme. For dinner the Junior mothers prepared barbecued pork, green beans, scallop potatoes, tossed salad, and hot rolls. After the delicious dinner we had pineapple upside down cake to top it off. Following the dinner, Jeff Quinn, the guest speaker, talked about setting and obtaining goals. Then Shawn and Marilyn read the class prophe- cies and wills, which everyone enjoyed. After the banquet, the dance followed, music provided by Midwest Audio. Everyone seemed to have a super time and considered the prom a great success! 28 FANTASY ISLAND 29 ACTIVITIES 81 Activities Night is held in order to honor students for both athletic and scholastic achievements. The theme for this years Activities Night was Celebration and there were many honors attained that de- served celebrating. The dance that followed the awards ceremony was hosted by Thunder Disco and the night was enjoyed by all. It is not possible for us to list here every award winner, but we would like to congratulate all students who won awards on a job well done, and also the school of Hildreth for giving students and athletes recognition and well-deserved praise. A special congratulations goes to the Activity Queen and King, Minkie Bienhoff and Stan Johnson. Sitting: King Stan Johnson, Queen Winkie Bienhoff. Standing: '80 King Kelly Los- chen, Jeff Anders, Dave Casper, Lynette Nelson, Teresa Swarthout, '80 Queen Kathy Frerichs. 30 31 THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS THE BOARDING HOUSE REACH THE CAST Wilber..................... Hercules Nelson............ Betti) Lou Maxwell......... Connie Maxwell............. Bemadine Smi th............ John Maxwell .............. Janet Maxwell.............. Aunt Mary.................. Limpu McGuire.............. Nora....................... Herman Ninety-Volt Jones Pouchhouse Ruby............ Mr. Potter................. Lucy Burns................. Mrs. Mott.................. Connolly................... Stage Assistants........... ..Shawn Benson ..Jeff Anders ..Winkie Bienhoff ..Teresa Swarthout ..Julie Jelden . .David Casper ..Lynette Nelson ..Vivian Schmidt ..Jon Bunqer ..Andrea Osterbuhr ..Rich Dallmann ..Karen Frerichs ..Mike Bertrand ..Kim Warnken ..Myrna Dallmann ..Stan Johnson ..Faye Schmidt Marilyn Greening 4K 32 X THE JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS LIGHTS OUT THE CAST Agnes Harwood..............Sue Kiker Doris Harwood..............Karen Hunt Carl Emerson...............David Miller Vicky Wayne................Julie Kruse Helen Freeland.............Teresa Frecks John Bates.................Jim Lewis Susan Bates................Jodi Sanders Neil Parker................Tom Fritson William Patterson Vaughn—.Joel Panter Ella Tucker................Jackie Welch Benny King.................Scott Bunger IIIIS GRADUATES VALEDICTORIAN - WINKIE BIENHOFF SALUTATORIAN - LYNETTE NELSON EIGHTEEN Eighteen elated seniors graduated from Hildreth Public Schools on Hag 10, 1981. Pastor Doyle Karst, the guest speaker for the occasion, gave an inspired address on the responsibility of parents in education. Through the generosity of many people, scholarships were presented to many of the graduating seniors. A list of those scholarships and winners is as follows: HILDRETH EDUCATION ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP Winner - Julie Jelden Alternate - Shawn Benson STATE BANK OF HILDRETH SCHOLARSHIP Winner - Lynette Nelson Alternate - Winkie Bienhoff HILDRETH LIONS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Winner - David Casper Alternate - Shawn Benson CRAIG BAUER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Winner - Shawn Benson Alternate -Jon Bunger HILDRETH LIONESS SCHOLARSHIP Winner - Teresa Swarthout Alternate - Julie Jelden FRANKLIN COUNTY EXTENSION SCHOLARSHIP Alternate - Lynette Nelson MACON LIONS CRAIG BAUER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Winner - Teresa Swarthout Alternate - Julie Jelden HILDRETH FARMERS COOPERATIVE SCHOLARSHIP Winner - Teresa Swarthout Alternate - winkie Bienhoff MIDLAND COLLEGE BOARD OF GOVERNORS SCHOLARSHIP Winner - Winkie Bienhoff CENTRAL TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP Winner - Marilyn Greening ST. JOSEPHS COLLEGE OF BEAUTY SCHOLARSHIP Winner - Kim Warnken ST. PETER'S LUTHERAN CHURCH AND MIDLAND COLLEGE TEAMWORK PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIP Winner - Winkie Bienhoff A great big thank you goes out to those who offered scholarships. The annual staff would like to take this opportunity to wish all the seniors the best of luck in their future endeavors. 35 36 STUIHM COUNCI L Top Row: D.Day,Mrs.Poison,C.Bauer,J.Johnson,C.Dauer. Bottom Row: K.Steinkruger,J.Alberts,A.Ostcrhuhr,J.Jelden, T.Frocks,S.Kiker ,N .F.ggc,J .llinrichs . The Student Council put on their annual Christmas movie again this year. This year we saw the 11 uppet Movie . President Andrea Ostcrbuhr, Vice-President Julie Jelden, and Secretary-Treasure Teresa Frecks, along with the other members worked hard to get everything ready. The Stud- ent Council also put on Parent's Night. This is where Parents are recognized for their great dedication to their child and the school. 38 Left to Right: A.Osterbuhr,J.Jelden,T.Frocks NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society is an organization sponsored by the National Association of Principals. Membership is based on service, scholarship, character, and citi- zenship. Students must have a cumulative average of over 90% to be eligible; then they are voted on by a panel of teachers to deter- mine if they will become a member. New members in 1981 were Marilyn Greening, Jeff Anders, Teresa Frecks, and Karen Hunt. They joined previous members Lynette Nelson and Winkie Bienhoff. All members should be recognized for a job well done. Sitting: L.Nelson, W .Bienhoff. Standing: M.Greening,J.Anders,T.Frecks,K.Hunt. 39 MSI. A Top Row: M.Greening,A.Osterbuhr,J .Anders,F.Schmidt,V.Schmidt,K.Frcrichs. Middle Row: D.Casper,J.Welch,L.Tritson,J.Greening,T.Freaks. Bottom Row: J .Kruse, L .Loschen ,.V .Eggc,L .Schmidt ,Mr .0 'Mei 11. The Hildreth FBLA Chapter had a successful gear. As usual theg had their annual Secret Santa at Christmas. It kept them verg busg running around the building hiding clues and putting candg in lockers. At the partg theg all found out who their Secret Santa was. On March 21st theg had a carnival to raise moneg for their trip to Omaha for the FBLA Convention, which was held at the Red Lion Inn. Those who went along learned much and enjoged it a lot. The FBLA Officers this gear were, from left to right: Treasurer, J .Kruse; Parliamentarian, J.Anders; President, K.Frerichs; Secretarg, V.Schmidt; V.President, J.Welch; Historian, F.Schmidt; Reporter, A.Osterbuhr. DRAMATICS Top Row: R.nallmann,T.Fritson,M.Bertrand,S.Johnson,J.Anders Middle Row: A.Osterbuhr,T.Casper,J.Johnson,J.Lewis,F.Schmidt Bottom Row: S.Benson,J.Welch,S.Kikcr,L. 'leison,M.Dallmann,V.Schmidt. O N E-ACT I� LAY From Left to Right: D.Casi er, J .Anders,W.Bicnhof f,X.Frcrichs, 5.Benson,L.Nelson. 41 PEP CEUB Kneeling: L.Loschen,L.Nelson,J.Jelden,W.Bienhoff,J.Kruse,T.Swarthout. First Row: Mrs.Loughran-Sponsor,B.Casper,B.Schwartz,J.Sanders,J.Hinrichs, W.Dallmann,M.Pollock,J.Burns,N.Egge. Second Row: S.Pollock,R.Soker, J.Harms,L.Bunger,J.Alberts,J.Kruse,B.Swarthout,L.Schmidt,J.Greening. Third Row: L.Johnson,N.Frerichs,L.Hinrichs,L.Stratman,L.Kersenbrock, L.Fritson,K.Steinkruger,T.Frecks. Fourth Row: V.Russell,K.Warnken, A.Osterbuhr,J.Welch,V.Schmidt,K.Hunt,J.Sanders,D.Casper. 47 Sitting: L.Johnson,L.Nelson,3.Welch,3.Jelden,A.Osterhuhr. Standinq: T.Frecks,L.Loschen,K.Hunt,W.Bienhoff,J.Sanders,T.Swarthout, V.Schmidt,3.Kruse. WE ARE THE GREYHOUNDS.... that's what everyone heard when they passed by the Hildreth Pep Club. This year's cheerleaders Winkie Bienhoff, Lynette Nelson, Julie Jelden, Teresa Swarthout, Julie Kruse, and Lisa Loschen kept the spirit flowinq durinq pep rallies and all of those excitinq qames. President Vivian Schmidt, alonq with Vice-President Karen Hunt, Secretary Teresa Frecks, Treasurer Lisa Johnson, and Merit Recorder Jackie Welch all helped to orqanize different activities throuqhout the year. We mustn't forqet the two in charqe of the concession stand, Andrea Osterbuhr and Jodi Sanders as they kept the hungry members satisfied with plenty of qoodies for sale. Our sponsors, Mrs. Loughran and Ms. Grooms both deserve thank-yous for givinq up part of their time to sponsor the Pep Club. 43 CONCERT KANO 1st Row: T.Swarthout,J.Jelden,L.Hinrichs,S.Kiker,M.Pollock,R .Soker, T.Frecks. 2nd Row: J .Alberts,J.Burns,N.Frerichs,B.Schwartz,W.Dallmann, J. Harms,D.Casper,S.Swarthout,B.Hinrichs,J.Sanders,V.Schmidt,K.Hunt. 3rd Row: B.Casper,V.Russell,J.Sanders,S.Pol 1ock,M.Miller,G.Frecks, B.Swarthout,L.Stratman,h.Jelden,J.Hinrichs,J.Kruse,L.Johnson,L. Kersenbrock,B.Casper,R.Hunt,C.Schmidt,J.Soker,D.Day,C.Bauer,J.Jelkin. Standing: Mr. lies,C.Pollock,S.Burns,J.Kruse,J.Welch,C.Bauer,T.Casper, K. Warnken,B.Schmidt. STAGE KANO 44 Sitting: T.Frecks,S.Kiker,S.Swarthout,D.Casper,K.Hunt,V.Schmidt,C.Bauer, T.Casper. Standing: K.Warnken,B.Swarthout,L.Stratman,3.Hinrichs,J.Kruse L.Johnson,C.Schmidt,B.Casper,C.Bauer,D.Day,J.Soker. This year's band was busy with entertaining at every home football and basketball game. They also put on a winter and spring concert. They capped off the year with an excellent rating at District Music Contest. Congratulations to the band on a fine year. J.Burns,J.Welch,J.Kruse,D.Casper,J.Alberts,V.Schmidt. CHOIR First Row: V.Schmidt,D.Dallmann,J.Kruse,J.Kruse,J.Alberts,N.Frerichs, L.Johnson,K.Steinkruger,M.Dallmann,J.Burns, Mr. lies. Second Row: J.Jelden,J.Welch,K.Hunt,L.Nelson,L.Stratman,A.Osterbuhr,w.Bienhoff, T.Frecks,L.Kersenbrock,T.Swarthout,L.Hinrichs,L.Fritson,J.Sanders, D.Casper. Third Row: S.Benson,J.Johnson,D.Miller,J.Jelkin,S.hunger, D.Casper,C, .Frecks,J .Anders,M.Miller ,L .Jelden ,L .Harms,J.Panter,B .Frerichs. 46 SWING CHOIR Left to Right: S.Benson,J.Kruse,J.Anders,J.Alberts,D.Miller,L.Johnson, J.Kruse,D.Casper,L .Kersenbrock,J.Jelkin,L.Hinrichs,J.Johnson,D.Casper, L.Jelden,T.Casper. The chorus department was very busy this year preparing for the annual Christmas and Spring concerts. They also attended a chorus clinic in Lawrence in which they performed with different schools in the conference. Swing Choir was also very active and did a lot of their practicing at night. They were getting ready to make a trip to Chadron and also to sing for organizations in Hildreth. Once again District Music Contests were in Minden and both groups did a fine job. Chorus received an Excellent rating and a Superior was awarded to Swing Choir. 47 H-CXUB Sitting: Coach Lewis,T.Casper,M.Stratman,G.Frecks,L.Harms,R.Hunt. 2nd Row: L. Roland,J.Ranter,M.Miller,J.Johnson,L.Jelden Coach O'Neill. 3rd Row: Coach Munozf S .Bunger,J.Lewis,T.Fritson,D.Halbert,R.Dallmann. 4 th Row: D.Miller,S.Benson,S. Johnson,D.Casper,J.Anders,Coach Loughran. H-Club is a club organized to help promote athletics at Hildreth High School. To be- long to H-Club you must have lettered in at least one sport. This year the H-Club ran the concessions at many of the girls home basketball games to make money for the organi- zation. Some of that hard- earned money helped the Junior class to get a good speaker for Prom. Nice job fellas! 48 R .Dallmann,S.Johnson,D.Casper,S.Benson. HOUNDS WIN Top Row: D.’liller,G.Frecks,D.Casper,J.Bunger,S.Hunger,D.Halbert,J.Jelkin, R.Dallmann. Middle Row: Coach O'Neill,1).Casper S.M.,C.Bauer S.M.,T.Fritson, J .Lewis, L. Ha rms ,M .Miller ,S. John son ,L.Stra ti-'an S .11. ,B .Hinrichs S.M., Coach Lewis. Bottom Row: B.Frerichs,J.Panter,M.Stratnan,T.Casper,J.Johnson,L. Jcldcn,S.Benson,R.Hunt. Not Pictured: L.Roland Hildreth started the season rated 2 in class D-2 eight man football again this year. The Hounds started out the year great with four straight wins, but on the fifth game the Hounds came up a little short against Trumbull and lost for the first time. The Hounds didn't let the loss bother them as they bounced back to win four more regular season games, ending at 8-1. The eight wins gave the Hounds enough District points to become District Champs and qualify for the State Playoffs. The Hounds beat tfl rated Arthur in the first round 19-18, but they fell to Greeley 34-24 in the semi-finals. The Hounds ended another fine season with a record of 9-2. Hildreth individual football players receiving awards this past year included: All Conference Offense - D. Casper and J. Lewis; 2nd Team - R. Dallmann, S. Benson and D. Miller. 1st Team Defense - D. Casper, J. Bunger, and J. Lewis; 2nd Team Defense - J. Panter. The Omaha World Herald honored J. Bunger by naming him All State defensive nosequard and honorary captain. D. Casper and S. Benson received honorable mention. The Lincoln Star named both J. Bunger and D. Casper to their AH State offensive team. J. Bunger was also named to the defensive team and S. Benson received honorable mention recognition. 50 DISTRICT SEASON RECORD 9-2 Hildreth 34 Hildreth 21 Hildreth 28 Palmer Hildreth 49 Guide Rock Hildreth 7 Trumbull Davenpor Lawrence Hildreth 57 Campbell n 53 Bladen M i 33 Roseland 46 Rep. City 32 STATE PLAYOFFS Hildreth 19 Arthur 18 Hildreth 24 Greeley 34 ■ 51 GIRI.S 2ND Kneelina: J.Hinrichs S.M.,J.Kruse,L.Loschen,J.Jelden,J.Sanders,J.Welch, V. Schmidt,B.Schwartz S.M. Standing: Coach Munoz,L.Nelson,A.Osterbuhr, W. Bienhoff,L.Kersenbrock,K.Warnken,M.Greening,T.Swarthout,Coach Loughran. The Hildreth volleyball girls had another fine year and ended the season with a 12-5 record. The girls tried a new offense, called the inter- national 4-2. It proved to be suc- cessful after a lot of hard work and practice. Hildreth held a four team tourney at the beginning of the year and received the third place trophy. Hildreth also hosted the NSCC Confer- ence tournaments, in which the girls placed second after a long, tough game. The captains for 1980 were two seniors; Andrea Osterbuhr and Winkie Bienhoff. Awards at the end of the year were given to the following: First Team All-Conference - Andrea Osterbuhr and Winkie Bienhoff. Sec- ond Team All-Conference - Julie Kruse. All-State Honorable Mention - Winkie Bienhoff. Congratulations on a great year. VOLLEYBALL YOU BET! CONFERENCE Kneeling: J .Hinrichs S.M. ,J .Alberts ,J.Kruse ,N .Frerichs ,N .F.gge ,V .Russell, L.Johnson,B.Schwartz S .M. Standing: Coach Munoz,L.Stratman,L.Schmidt, J .Greeninn ,L.Hinrichs ,K .Hunt ,D .Casper, Coach T ouahran. 53 HOUNDS SUFFER Kneeling: Coach Loughran,K.Warnken. Standing: J.Panter,J.Lewis,J.Anders, D.Miller,D.Casper,S.Bunger,D.Halbert,S.Johnson,T.Fritson,S.Benson. Not Pictured: J.Bunger. The 1980-81 Basketball season for the Hildreth Greyhounds could be best des- cribed by the words hard luck . The Hounds lost several close games and played many state-rated teams. The 8-11 record was disappointing, but many people felt that with a few breaks it could have been much better. Jon SEASON RECORD 8-11 Hildreth 69 Campbell 57 Hildreth 55 Roseland 73 Hildreth 46 Wilcox 43 Hildreth 48 Alma 53 Hildreth 68 Rep. City 56 Hildreth 56 Trumbull 50 Hildreth 46 Wilcox 53 Hildreth 56 Orleans 67 Hildreth 45 Loomis 56 Hildreth 75 Campbell 54 Hildreth 54 Lawrence 57 OT Hildreth 39 Roseland 69 Hildreth 73 Guide Rock 55 Hildreth 82 Bladen 48 Hildreth 52 Loomis 56 Hildreth 71 Rep. City 41 Hildreth 53 Franklin 65 Hildreth 64 Axtell 90 Hildreth 47 Axtell 71 Bunger was named to All Conference 1st Team and Stan Johnson was named Honorable Mention. Jon was also named Honorable Mention All State in both the Omaha and Lincoln papers. CongratulationsI 54 TOUGH LOSSES Kneeling: Coach Lewis,K.Warnken. Standinq: J.Panter,L.Jelden,J.Johnson, D.Halbert,G.Frecks,L.Harms,D.Miller,R.Hunt. GIRLS DISTRICT Kneeling: B.Schwartz S.M.,J.Sanders S.M. Standing: Coach Munoz,J.Kruse, L.Johnson,J.Jelden,A.Osterbuhr,J.Greening,W.Bienhoff,L.Kersenbrock,M.Greening, D.Casper,L.Nelson,J.Kruse,N.Egge,Coach O'Neill. The Hildreth girls basketball team had their best season ever in 1980-81 with a 10-8 record. The highlight of the gear was winning runner-up trophy at the district tournament. Leading the lady hounds in post-season honors was Winkie Bienhoff. Winkie was voted 1st Team All Conference and also Hon- orable Mention All State in both the Omaha and Lincoln papers. Andrea Osterbuhr and Julie Jelden were both voted Honorable Mention All Conference. Congratulations girls on a super year! 56 RUNNER-UP Kneeling: B.Schwartz S.M.,J.Sanders S.M. Standing: Coach Munoz,J.Kruse, D.Dallmann,L.Hinrichs,J.Greening,L.Kersenbrock,D.Casper,V.Russell,L.Johnson, N.Egge,Coach O'Neill. 57 BOYS TRACK Kneeling: J.Lewis,L.Jelden,T.Casper,S.Benson. Standing: Coach O'Neill, R.Dallmann,J.Anders,J.Danger,D.Casper,D.Halbert,T.Fritson. Respectable was the word used most by the Hildreth track coaches when talking of their 1981 track squads. Although small in numbers, the Hildreth teams made their presence known in many meets. Good finishes at the Axtell Invitational 58 GIRLS TRACK Kneeling; J.Kruse,J.Kruse,J.Welch,L.Johnson. Standing: V.Russell, L.Kersenbrock,W.Bienhoff,L.Stratman,J.Jelden, Coach Lewis. and the Conference meet at Geneva were the high points for both the girl and boy teams. Lisa Kersenbrock earned a trip to the state track meet in Omaha by win- ning the district high jump with a leap of 5'2 which also broke the school record. Congratulations Lisa! 59 JR. HIGH Kneeling: Coach Loughran. Standing: M.Pollock,J.Hinrichs,B. Casper,J.Harms,L.Bunger,R.Soker,B.Swarthout,W.Dallmann,J.Sanders, S.Pollock,B.Schwartz. Sitting: C.Schmidt,C.Bauer,B.Casper,J.Soker,M.Goin,S.Bnrns,D.Dag. Standing: Coach Lewis,K.Warnken,B.Hinrichs,L.Stratman,C.Bauer, B.Schmidt. 60 SPORTS Kneeling: Coach Loughran. Standing: S.Swarthout,5.Pollock,J.Sanders, w.Dallmann,B.Swarthout,R.Soker,L.Bunger,J.Harms,B.Casper,J.Hinrichs, M.Pollock,B.Schwartz. Kneeling: Coach Lewis. Standing: D.Day,C.Bauer,J.Soker,K.Warnken, B.Hinrichs,L.Stratman,C.Bauer,B.Casper,B.Schmidt,M.Goin,C.Schmidt. 6' •IK. HIGH TRACK Knee liner: C .Schmidt ,S .Burns ,M .Goin ,C .Bauer ,J .Creiahton ,D .Pair. Standing: Coach Lewis,B.Schmidt,B.Hinrichs,C.Bauer,L.Stratman,K.Warnken,B.Casper,J.Soker. Kneeling: Standincr: Pictured: B.Schwartz,S.Swarthout,J.Sanders,J.Hinrichs,S.Pollock,M.Pollock. w .Dallmann,B.Swarthout,L.Bunger,R.Soker,J.Harms,B.Canser. Not Coach Loughran. 62 ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Gary Fisher PRINCIPAL Mr. Ronald lies SCHOOL HOARD Ronald Kruse, Lamoine Jelkin, Doug Mietzner, Jerry Quadhamer, Dale Loschen, Maxine Johnson CAROL DUNCAN Social Science WILLIAM EIDAM Guidance Counselor JODY GROOMS Home Ec. and Art ROBERT HAYS Ma thmatics LEONA HITCHCOCK Librarian KATIE JOINT Title I LARRY LEWIS P.E. and Coach RANDY LIENEMANN RANDY LOUGHRAN Science P.E. and Coach JANET MCDONALD Resource DENNIS MIETZNER Industrial Arts MICHAEL MUNOZ English, Speech KAREN NELSON English, Social Studies P.J. O1NEILL Business Cooks Secretaries « Head Secretary - Colleen Warnken Clerical Assistant - Grace Black Alvina Casper, Marlene Bunger, Irene Frerichs Bus Drivers Glen Dorn,Doug Bunger,Emmas Casper Custodians John Kruse and Don Covey Sitting: B.Alberts,A.Hinrichs,C.Hogeland,T.Frerichs. Standing: Mrs. Wiegand,C.Egnon,M.King,A.DeJonge. Sitting: B.Nelson,K.Black,T.Jelden,T.Lindau,J.Kruse,L.Johnson. Standing: D.Fuerst,S.Schwartz,Mrs. Frandsen,R.Bunger,S.Hogeland, K.Hunt. Not Pictured: M.Dorn. 68 69 Standing: B.Fuerst,D.Day,T.King,K.Evers,J.Schmidt,Mrs . Deist. Not Pictured: S.Creighton,D.Brown Sitting: M.Panter,J.Sanders,J.Steinkruger,T.King,T.DeJonqe,M.Pollock . Standing: T.Hays,K.Nelson,B.Casper,B.Quadhamer,Mrs. Dobbe. Not Pictured: J.Creighton,K.Dorn. 70 Sitting: K .Mietzner,B .Johnson,M.Garrett,K.Tobiassen,L.Dallmann,G.Harms. Standing: T.Casper,A.Hogeland,W.Stratman,K .King,R.Hinrichs,Mrs. Loughran. Not Pictured: K.Brown. Sitting: A.Mietzner,S.Loschen,C.Einspahr,C .Lindau,L.Fritson,K.Hemje. Standing: S.Dorn,P.Hinrichs,S.Knaus,M.lies,T.Quadhaner,Mrs. Wright. 72 AJVJVUAL STAFF Left to Kiaht: Winkie Bienhoff, Teresa Swarthout, Shawn Benson, Jeff Anders, Dave Casper, Jodi Sanders, Vr. O'Neill. The 1980-81 Hildreth Annual staff had a very busy year indeed. The staff voted Winkie Bien- hoff to be editor of the annual and Teresa Swarth- out to be the assistant editor. Our trip to neighboring towns in September to sell ads turned out to be profit- able as well as education- al . We hope we have pro- vided an enjoyable year- book for everyone. We would also like to thank everyone who helped us out during the year, especially Barney Swanson of O'Neill Studio who took many of our group pictures for the annual. See you next year! 74 Schwartz Hrotlicr� Implement JOHN DEERE AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT SALES (x SERVICE 104 Commercial Ave. Phone: (308) 938-2695 Hildreth, NE 68947 SERVING THIS COMMUNITY SINCE 1906 Clint� Tavern Creat Food The State Hank Liquor Beverages Have Fun Times: of llil lrc(li Shooting Pool and Playing the Shuffleboard! Even Open on Sundays!! 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