Hildreth Public School - Greyhound Yearbook (Hildreth, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1986 volume:

m WwWiW if A I IMs ®f « « « « « « « « « d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d iiapueuc a «; 11 lii AS 1986 IS HILDRETH’S CENTENNIAL YEAR, THE YEARBOOK STAFF CHOSE THE THEME “A TIME OF CHANGE. THE INTRODUCTORY PAGE SHOWS AN EARLY HILDRETH SCHOOL HOUSE AND THE MODERN PUBLIC SCHOOL OF TODAY. OUR SCHOOL HAS GROWN FROM A ONE ROOM SOD BUILDING WITH ONE TEACHER TO TODAY'S UP-TO-DATE STRUCTURE FEATURING NUMEROUS CLASSROOMS, TWO GYMNASIUMS, AND EXTENSIVE MODERN FURNISHINGS. TODAY’S HILDRETH PUBLIC SCHOOL IS TAUGHT BY 20 CERTIFIED FACULTY AND IS ATTENDED BY 137 STUDENTS IN GRADES K-12. ® ® ® 1EIH9 Y My school year’s kaleidoscope reveals the smiles, the tears, the memories Time spinning so quickly glimpses of challenges, victories and cheers. Today we pause to recollect one special time and man Whose remembrance is permanently impressed upon my memory. One August morn, not so long ago, I stood wide eyed, waiting Mother at my side, smiling reassuringly. Yet I was timid and afraid . . . For at the end of the driveway was a monsterous yellow bus waiting to swallow me. Terrified, I entered - to travel to my first day of school But what could have been a frightful time became a joy • a thrill. For my bus driver calmed my frantic fear he smiled and welcomed me. Now I reminisce about that day and others . . . trips to town and journeys away Surrey with a Fringe on Top - 1890’s (Back row) Amy DeJonge, Eddy Fekrache, Brenda Casper - Editor, Bob Alberts. (Front row) Tarcia Frerichs, Ronda Soker, Shelly Swarthout, Carol Hogeland. Not pictured: LaFona Dallmann and Susan Hoit. 1. Ronda, Brenda, and Carol try out a new style of ad sel- ing at Klone’s in Kearney. 2. Susan and Tarcia work on some detail work for the yearbook. 3. Yearbook staff examine the headline copy. 4. LaFona Dallmann hunts for a negative. 5. Ronda and Brenda search for a headline. The 1985-86 Annual Staff is proud to send you on a trip through “A Time of Change.” The staff, made up of ten people, worked very hard planning pages, developing pictures, writing stor- ies, and selling ads. The staff traveled to Kearney two times, once to attend a workshop put on by our publisher, Walsworth, and the other to sell ads. The staff and the sponsors, Mrs. Fisher and Mr. Mietzner, hope you enjoy reliving the memories we have put together for A Time of Change. 4 5 Students enjoyed classes in art, shop, and photography during the 1985-86 year. Some of the art projects undertaken by the students this year were silk screening T-shirts and sweatshirts, working with clay, designing posters, and cutting and printing linoleum blocks. Theory and history of art was also studied. In shop classes students repaired many items around the school as well as made many beautiful and useful wood projects, and learned to weld correctly. Students learned how to cut, sand, stain and varnish different kinds of woods and many set out on new adventures of construction. Photography class was a new offering this year for Hildreth High School students. The students and Mr. Mietzner, their sponsor, was aided by the expertise of a member of the community during the first semester, Mr. Riley Waugh, who previously had been a professional photographer. Students learned the basics of good picture taking, film developing, and picture developing. The photography class, Regina Bunger, Shelly Hogeland, and Kandy Hunt, pose for the camera. 5 MfH Hildreth’s one act play Memori- al” was a very successful one. The cast placed second in competition at the conference contest. Hildreth hosted the District One Act Play Contest on January 22nd. At this competition, seven schools com- peted for the chance to compete at the State Contest. Hildreth once again was runnerup. Shelly Swarthout portrayed Mrs. Connor and Duane Day played her husband. The couple had lost their only son to war. They, their daughter, Leann Johnson, and their son's former fiance, Adrienne Benz, gather to watch the Memorial Day Parade and recall Billy. Without warning, Billy, Jay Halsted, reap- pears to attempt to know his family. The cast did a superior job and thank Mrs. Duncan for all her hard work. For the third year in a row, the mock trial team from Hildreth High School finished second in their district behind Alma. This year’s case dealt with sexual discrimination. The lawyers for the Greyhound team were Shelly Swarthout, Tarcia Frerichs and Brenda Casper. Adrienne Benz and Duane Day served as witnesses. In Phelps County Court, Hildreth defeated the Loomis mock trial team, and then lost to Alma for the right to go on to State Competition. The mock trial effort was helped out by Coach Rodney Boss and Attorney John Jelkin. (Back row) Adrienne Benz, Linda Bunger, Duane Day, Sponsor, Mr. Rodney Boss. (Front row) Shelly Swarthout, Brenda Casper, Tarcia Frerichs. 6 Members: (back row) Janelle Harms, Duane Day, Clark Bauer, Brenda Casper, Adrienne Benz. (Front row) Chris Eynon, Amy Hinrichs, Carol Hogeland, Darren Schenk, Catherine Fecht, Amy Jo DeJonge, Barry Schmidt. This year National Honor Society had the pleasure of reinstating and installing the Red Cloud National Honor Society Chapter. The Society made up of President Adrienne Benz, Vice President Brenda Casper, Secretary Janelle Harms, Treasurer Clark Bauer, and News Reporter Duane Day installed 10 new members into the Red Cloud Chapter. On Wednesday, March 19, seven new members were initiated into the Hildreth High School National Honor Society Chapter. To become a member of NHS one must have a grade point average of 90% or above and show service to their community, scholarship, good character and good citizenship. The new members for 1986 are Amy Jo DeJonge, Chris Eynon, Cathy Fecht, Amy Hinrichs, Carol Hogeland, Darren Schenk, and Barry Schmidt. For these seven new members, National Honor Society is a recognition long deserved for their 7 hard work and efforts. MEMBERS: (back row) Chris Eynon, Jay Halsted, Darren Schenk, Clark Bauer. (Third row) Amy DeJonge, Tarcia Frerichs, Michele Pollock. (Second row) Cathy Fecht, Ronda Soker, Adrienne Benz, Shelly Swarthout. (Front row) Mr. Mahler, sponsor, Janelle Flarms, Linda Bunger, Brenda Casper. 1. Catherine Fecht and Brenda Casper can't believe whose ticket won the goose at the F.B.L.A. raffle. 2. Darren Schenk, Clark Bauer, Brenda Casper, Catherine Fecht, Adrienne Benz, Ronda Soker, and Shelly Swarthout gather around the ticket table during the raffle. Future Business Leaders of America is an organization in which many students across the country participate each year in hopes of one day becoming leaders in their own community. The Hildreth Chapter of F.B.L.A. sponsored a goose raffle. The raffle was a tremendous success as everyone enjoyed buying tickets for their “friends and having a good laugh. The Chapter also held a Soup Supper to earn enough money for State Convention in Omaha. In the spring four members: Brenda Casper, Jay Halsted, Shelly Swarthout and Tarcia Frerichs, along with Mr. and Mrs. Mahler, traveled to Omaha for a convention. They listened to many speakers and attended workshops on continuing their business interests after high school. Everyone enjoyed the Convention very much. OFFICERS: Adrienne Benz - vice president, Brenda Casper president, Linda Bunger - treasurer, Ronda Soker - secretary. w 1. Members of the sixth grade band practice one of their songs. 2. Clint Einspahr plays the snare drum while Kyle Largent and Scott Garrett watch. 3. Mr. Windsor helps Kyle Largent and Joshua Johnson with a rhythm pattern. 4. Brent Toelle plays a song on the baritone. 5. Members of the Sixth Grade Band play for the Christmas Concert. FIFTH GRADE BAND: Brent Toelle - baritone, Troy Schurmann - trumpet, Andrea Hays - clarinet, Joshua Johnson - percussion, Corey Reil - trumpet, Kyle Largent • percussion, Scott Garrett - percussion, Tabor Fisher - trombone. SIXTH GRADE BAND: Stacy Knaus - trumpet, Chad Lindau - trumpet, Stacey Boss - trumpet, Lee Fritson - trombone, Philip Hinrichs - saxophone, Sherri Loschen - clarinet, Terry Quadhamer - trombone, Kari Hemje - flute, Stephanie Dorn - flute, Angi Mietzner - clarinet, Jeff Harms - clarinet, Clint Einspahr - percussion. BAND MEMBERS: (Back row) Eddy Fekrache, Bob Alberts, Kent Nelson, Dan Benz. (Fifth row) Robin Hinrichs, David Fuerst, Brad Quadhamer, Brad Fuerst, Shahn Boss, Adrienne Benz, Leann Johnson. (Fourth row) Chris Eynon, Shelly Hogeland, Mike Dorn, Jerel Sanders, Tim Hays, Mike Garrett, Kyle Swanson, Tina DeJonge, Amy Hogeland. (Third row) Becky Casper, Julie Schmidt, Kim Evers, Janel Kruse, Kandy Hunt, Janelle Harms, Tarcia Frerichs, Shelly Swarthout. (Second row) Ronda Soker, Mary Morris, Kathy Swanson. (First row) Kelli Tobiassen, Carol Hogeland, Amy Hinrichs, Trisha Jelden, Kris Dorn, Valerie Toelle. Kristi Mietzner, Mileah Panter. The 1985-86 Greyhound Marching and Concert Bands enjoyed a rewarding year under the direction of Mr. Windsor. The marching band highlighted the season with a second place trophy in the field marching competition at the McCook Marching Festival. Other trips included a visit to the Nebraska State Fair, participation in the KSC Homecoming Parade, and a first-time trip to the Nebraska Marching Band Festival in Lincoln. The concert band hosted the NSCC Band Clinic, participated in the District Music Contest at Wilcox, and added a new spring Pre-Contest Concert to its list of performances. The year was brought to a successful close by leading Hildreth’s own Centennial Parade, where the band won top honors in the marching band division. BAND OFFICERS: (Back row) - Bob Alberts, Chris Eynon, Equipment Managers. (Middle row) - Amy Hinrichs - President, Carol Hogeland - Treasurer, Ronda Soker - Vice President, Shelly Swarthout - Secretary. (Front row) - Shelly Hogeland, Leann Johnson, Janel Kruse - Librari- ans. 1. The Pom-Pon girls are having fun showing their style during the State Fair. 2. Introducing... The Hildreth High School March- ing Band. 3. Mike dreaming of those cool sundaes awaiting him at the snack bar. 4. The drummers keep the beat to help cheer on the Hildreth players. 5. Hildreth’s 1985-1986 Majorette, Leann Johnson stands at attention. ii HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS: (back row) Mike Dorn, Brad Fuerst, Bob Alberts, Fred Boon, Dan Benz,Russell Largent, Troy Space, Shahn Boss. (Second row) Carol Hogeland, Mary Morris, Kathy Swanson, Shelly Hogeland, Janel Kruse, Amy Hinrichs, Shelly Swarthout, Adrienne Benz, Ronda Soker. (Front row) Amy DeJonge, Julie Schmidt, Trisha Jelden, Leann Johnson, Regina Bunger, and Kim Evers. 1. Brad finishes his solo at the pre-contest concert. 2. The elementary chorus entertains at Grandparents Day. 3. The chorus performs their number at the Christmas concert. 4. A small group of the elementary chorus performs at the Christmas Concert. 5. Members of the alto section sing during the Christmas Concert. 6. The Junior High Swing Choir swings to ‘‘Route 66 at the Spring Concert. (Front row) - Dan Benz, Fred Boon, Russell Largent, Brad Fuerst, Dennis Day. (2nd row) • Mr. Baughman, Kendall Black, David Fuerst, Jay Halsted, Eddy Fekrache, John Kelso. (3rd row) - Scott Schwartz, Chris Eynon, Mike Dorn, Brent Nelson, Bob Alberts. (Back row) - Troy Space, Barry Schmidt, Darren Schenk, Clark Bauer, Shahn Boss. Duane Day. 14 The H-Club began the 1985-86 year with enthusiasm and spirit. H-Club members designed and printed their own T-shirt which sported Growling Hounds . Other activities included painting signs and conducting pep rallies to cheer the girls’ team on to victory. The H-Club members donated an H-Club cap that was presented to Governor Kerrey when he visited Hildreth. Hildreth Public Library 1. The sentence is given, The boys' basketball team will go to state! 2. Barry shows his H-Club spirit. 3. H-Club members dress up to cheer the girls on to victory at districts. 4. H-Club members sit through tense moments at the game. 5. H-Club members work on the T-shirts they made. 6. Governor Kerrey proudly wears the H-Club cap pre- sented to him during his visit to Hildreth. a 15 1. The cheerleaders pose for a picture on a rainy football game night. 2. Brandi Johnson and Kelli Tobiassen help the customers at the concession stand. 3. Kandy and Leann spell out Hildreth while the Pep Band performs “The Horse.” 4. The Pep Club claps to the rhythm of the cheer at a basketball game. 5. The cheerleaders fire up the crowd at a game in Axtell. 6. The cheerleaders synchronize a contagion for freethrows. 7. Kristie and Mary enjoy a moment before they have to set up in the Pep Club formation. Members - (L to R) Ronda Soker, Cathy Fecht, Carol Hogeland, Leann Johnson, Janelle Harms, Linda Bunger. (2nd row) - Mileah Panter, Michele Clark, Brenda Casper, Becky Casper, Julie Schmidt, Michele Pollock. (3rd row) - Kim Evers, Trisha Jelden, Regina Bunger, Janel Kruse, Adrienne Benz, Shelly Swarthout, Kathy Swanson, Amy Hinrichs, Mary Morris, Gretchen Bowles, Kris Dorn. (4th row) - Jane Steinkruger, Amy Johnson, Amy Hogeland, Mary Pollock, Kristi Mietzner, Kelli Tobiassen. (5th row) - Amy DeJonge, Tina DeJonge, Tarcia Frerichs, Brandi Johnson, Valerie Toelle, Shelly Hogeland, and Kandy Hunt. OFFICERS - (L to R) Janelle Harms - Concession Chairman, Janel Kruse - Head Cheerleader, Ronda Soker - President, Brenda Casper - Treasurer, Cathy Fecht - Merit Recorder, Amy DeJonge - Concession Co-Chairman, and Leann Johnson - Secretary. The 1985-86 Pep Club showed much spirit and dedication to the athletic teams at HHS. Whether the “Hounds” were playing at home or at Conference or District Tournaments, the Pep Club members were always there, bringing the fans to their feet with enthusiasm. Concessions workers showed dedication as they sold candy, hot dogs, popcorn and pop. Each pep Club member worked at the stand. The Cheerleaders entertained at pep rallies for the student body. The sponsors helped tremendously with each activity. CHEERLEADERS-(L to R) Kathy Swanson, Adrienne Benz, Janel Kruse, Shelly Swarthout, and Amy Hinrichs. 16 1. Mrs. Uuncan helps Tami and Janel write their speeches. 2. Students prepare to travel to Lincoln for the State Speech Meet. 3. Chris Eynon prepares for his extemporaneous speech. 4. Bob Alberts uses body movement during his entertainment speech. 5. Catherine Fecht receives a writing plaque from Guide Posts” magazine during awards night. 6. Tami Lindau, Janelle Harms, and Adrienne Benz are winners in the Voice of Democ- racy Speech Confest MEMBERS: (Front row) Janel Kruse, Leann Johnson, Tami Lindau, Cathy Fecht, Ronda Soker, Adrienne Benz, Janelle Harms. (Middle row) Brenda Casper, Kandy Hunt, Tarcia Frerichs, Michele Pollock, Amy DeJonge. Linda Bunger, Shelly Swarthout. (Back row) Bob Alberts, Chris Eynon, Jay Halsted, Eddy Fekrache, Scott Schwartz, Duane Day. 1 The speech team of 1985-86 had a “Superior” year in all aspects of the word. Many first year and returning students received superior ratings at the contests. The first competition was held at Trumbull, where Hildreth earned many superior and excellent ratings. Among these were the Drama Interpretation. The members of the Interpretation were Janel Kruse, Leann Johnson, Tami Lindau, Brenda Casper and Ronda Soker. Also, getting superiors were Scott Schwartz in Extemporaneous Speaking, Shelly Swarthout in Poetry, Amy DeJonge in Entertainment and Tami Lindau in Entertainment. The next contest was the District 10 contest held at Hildreth on March 20th. The team won the contest with nine members qualifying for the state meet. The Duet Acting competitors Ronda Soker and Eddy Fekrache placed first in their Duet and also qualified for state. Other state qualifiers were Linda Bunger in Original Speaking, Adrienne Benz in Informative Speaking and Bob Alberts with an Entertaining Speech. Other speakers who earned superiors included Janelle Harms, Michele Pollock, Duane Day, Jay Halsted, Amy DeJonge, Shelly Swarthout and Scott Schwartz. Excellent ratings were earned by Kandy Hunt, Chris Eynon, Leann Johnson and Tarcia Frerichs. All members greatly appreciated Mrs. Duncans help and would like to thank her for making them superior speakers. ■mira 'wSa 1. Dan Benz accepts an award at the Franklin Science Fair. 2. Tina DeJonge receives an award at the Franklin Science Fair. 3. Bob Alberts and Mary Morris pose for pictures after receiving awards at the Franklin Science Fair. 4. The twelve top junior high and high school winners at the Hild- reth Science Fair. 5. Fifth grade students observing projects at the Hildreth Science Fair. 6. Eighth grade winner, Tim Hays, shows off his ribbon at the Hil- dreth Science Fair. 7. First place winners at the Hil- dreth Science Fair (grades one through twelve) pose for the camera. 8. Seventh grade winner, Brandi Johnson, poses with her ribbon. 9. Junior winner, Chris Eynon, stands by his project. Hildreth held its Eighth Annual Science Fair, organized by Mr. Lienemann, on February 10,1986. Judging of projects took place during the school day. Secondary award winners qualified to participate at the Central Nebraska Science and Engineering Fair held at Franklin, and Kearney State College at the Central Nebraska Science and Engineering Fair on March 1, 1986. Dan Benz was chosen as an alternate for the International Science and Engineering Fair at Fort Worth, Texas. Dan’s project was entitled: Determining the Effectiveness of Farm Disinfectants. Twelve top projects from the Hildreth Science Fair were chosen to attend the Central Nebraska Regional Science Congress held on March 12 at Kearney. The following students attended this showing: Dan Benz, Jared Benz, Linda Bunger, Becky Casper, Kim Evers, Jay Halsted, Mary Pollock, and Jerel Sanders. In addition to these students, 13 more attended the Central Nebraska Science and Engineering Fair at Franklin: Bob Alberts, Clark Bauer, Brenda Casper, David Fuerst, Kandy Hunt, Brandi Johnson, Leann Johnson, John Kelso, Mary Morris, Brent Nelson, Mileah Panter, Brad Quadhamer, Jerel Sanders, Kathy Swanson, Mike Dorn, and Tina DeJonge. The students enjoyed the experiences and they received many honors for their participation. in m iWlBUl HILDKt I n Hildreth's Future Problem Solving teams participated in a series of very interesting problem solving events in the 1985-86 school year. Their first problem dealt with en- dangered species. Next, came the problem with world hunger, and the remaining problems consisted of artificial intelligence and the inadequacies of the American legal system. Success came to all three of the Hildreth teams through their qualifica- tions to the FPS state bowl in Kearney during April. The senior team received second place over all, and first place in their skit competition. The intermediate team achieved third over all and first in their skit competition. The elementary team, also did a commendable job, receiving third place in their skit competition. Bob Alberts was awarded third on his scenario about the artificial intelligence problem during the state bowl, and Amy DeJonge placed fourth in state as an individual problem solver. She earlier placed first with a problem on feeding the world in pre-state competition 1. The Senior Team rehearses their Beverly Hillbilly skit before the competition. 2. The intermediate team proudly displays medals won at the state bowl. 3. The senior team receives second in the state competition! 4. Stacey Knaus portrays Uncle Sam. 5. The grade school competitors anxiously prepare for their skit. 6. Philip Hinrichs, Chad Lindau, and Corey Reil perform their skit during the State Bowl. 7. Granny (Shelly Swarthout) asks Jed and Jethro (Scott Schwartz and Clark Bauer) to bust her outta jail.” t.k v.' ml 1985-86 was a busy year for Student Council members at Hildreth. The members entertained the student body with a movie prior to Christmas vacation. The students enjoyed watching “Cat Ballou.” Council members sold pop, popcorn and candy during the movie. They also assisted with Parent-Teacher Conferences. The members ran errands and helped parents locate the teachers they wished to visit. The students served on Grandparents Day. All who worked with these fine student leaders appreciated their hard work to make our school a better place. Members - Adrienne Benz, Amy Hinrichs, Tami Lindau, Carol Hogeland, Gretchen Bowles, Kelli Tobiassen, Kyle Swanson, Jerel Sanders, Kendall Black, Dennis Day, Russell Largent, Mr. Boss sponsor, and Duane Day. Officers: Adrienne Benz - President, Duane Day - Vice President, Tami Lindau - Secretary-Treasurer. 24 1. The Student Council keeps busy assisting grand- parents during registration for Grandparents' Day. 2. Gretchen and Adrienne decide where to put the decorations on the Christmas tree. 3. Adrienne and Carol help serve punch on Grand- parents' Day. 4. The Student Council members prepare for the grandparents to arrive. flt Ugh � Hildreth Public School students enjoyed learning this year from a variety of guest artists. These experiences en- riched the student’s education and added to their enjoyment of learning. The artists pictured are as follows: 1. Mary Haverstat, Dance. 2. Tony and Joey Gulizia, Jazz. 3. Dr. Manley, History. 4. Curley Ennis, Folk and Country Music. 5. Julie Burney, Drama. 1880’s Early gasoline engine powered automobile. 28 HILDRETH SCHOOL BOARD: Mr. Jerry Quadhamer, Mrs. Maxine Johnson, Mr. Ron Kruse, Mr. Doug Mietzner, Mr. Wayne Hinrichs, Mrs. Roberta Schwartz. Mr. Douglas Baughman Social Studies, Coaching Mrs. Carol Duncan English, Speech, Plays Mr. William Eidam Counselor Mrs. Lynda Fisher Art Mrs. Tammy Fritz English, Math, Problem Solving Mr. Larry Hanson Speech Therapist Mr. Robert Hays Math, Computer Science, Problem Solving Mr. Randall Lienemann Science Mr. Jack Mahler Business, P.E., Coaching Mr. Dennis Mietzner Industrial Arts Mrs. June Stratman Home Economics Librarian Mr. Bill Surface P.E., Driver's Ed, Coaching Mrs. Julie Tarr Resource Mr. Jeffrey Windsor Instrumental, Vocal Music 29 In 1985-86 the Hildreth Public School staff took pride in helping to make the school year a success. The secretaries efficiently informed the students and parents of upcoming news and events. The cooks kept the students spirits up by serving them nutritious and tasty meals. The janitors took pride in maintaining the building so that it was a safe, clean, and pleasant place to work, study, and play. The bus drivers made sure that the students were delivered to school and back home safely. We owe our thanks to the staff of the Hildreth Public School for helping to make this year successful. MAINTENANCE: Mr. John Kruse, Mr. Donald Covey, Mr. Brian Rahmann, Mrs. Evelyn Stratman (not pictured). SECRETARY: Mrs. Colleen Warnken. CLERICAL-ASSISTANT: Mrs. Mary Benz. 30 COOKS: Mrs. Marlene Bunger, Mrs. Gayle Day, Mrs. Alvina Casper. BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Emmas Casper, Mr. Glen Dorn, Mr. Aaron Casper. CASEY HEMJE JESSICA JELKIN BOBBY KING The Kindergarten Class had a fulfilling and exciting year learn- ing the ropes about school. Highlights of the year included visiting the Fire Hall during Fire Prevention Week and learning the alphabet using the Alpha Time letter people. The class consisted of six girls and four boys. JILL EVERS NICHOLAS BUNGER CHRISTA BUNGER ERIN ALBERS The kindergarten class follows Mr. M's instructions on how to make macaroni KRISTI LOSCHEN BRIAN SCHURMANN MARY STUEHM PHOEBE FRITSON 32 In honor of Hildreth’s Centennial, the first graders explored various Christmas traditions of the early 1900’s, Mrs. Etta Glenn volunteered to share her Christmas experiences as a young woman, Mrs. Glenn reminisced about lighting Christmas trees with candles, attending Christmas Eve services at the church (featuring the children’s program), traveling to the services in a horse-drawn carriage, and returning home to find a Christmas gift on each plate. ANDREA BOSS NATHAN FUERST JAMES HAYS RAQUEL LIENEMANN MRS. ANGIE WRIGHT ROBIN EVERS DAVID FRITSON ASHLEY FRITZ JEREMY FUERST CELESTE FRITZ ANGELA DORN JENNIFER JELKIN SECOND GRADE: The second grade has accomplished a variety ot new skills during the year. Among their favorites were hatching baby chickens in an incubator, studying Christmas customs of Germany, Italy, England, Norway, and Denmark, and baking bread. Mrs. Vera Rocker explained how to make bread from whole wheat. The students used a hand grinder to make the grain fine enough to use. The students also participated in the Pizza Hut “Book-lt” project. Each student that reached his goal received a free mini-pizza. In addition, students had new reading books this year which they found interesting. THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE: The 1985-86 school year was one of many changes for the third and fourth grade students. Third grade students changed from manuscript writing to cursive, the fourth grade students adjusted to having a boy in their class, and both classes, for the first time, shared a teacher and classroom. Another change that took place in the third and fourth grade classroom was that of their teacher's name changing from Miss Laue to Mrs. Casper. The year was a very exciting one for these students. Some of the events and creations that they will remember were the Indian village they made for Social Studies class, the square dance they performed for Grandparent’s Day, and the puppet show and play they enter- tained their parents with at Halloween. TAMI HARM U ■ MICHELLE MAHLER 34 SARA MIETZNER CASEY TOBIASSEN 'Fisas JK VICKI LAUE CHAD BUNGER KEVIN HALLAM LESLIE HINRICHS RYAN KNAUS CHRISTOPHER JACKSON TRACY EVERS TYLER FISHER KAHLA NELSON NICHOLE WERNER JUSTIN WAUGH KARA DeJONGE RICK LIENEMANN KARLI LOSCHEN NATALIE WERNER JULIE ALBERS TIM CLARK 35 HiOjm The fifth grade had a very busy year. One of their favorite projects was studying the behavior of worms in a maze. Social studies activities included studying United States history, learning to locate states on the map, and viewing films about different historical events. Fifth graders began instrumental music this year. Other activities included outings to the House of Yesterday at Hastings and Conserva- tion Day at the Harlan County Dam. ANDREA HAYS JOSHUA JOHNSON KYLE LARGENT TABOR FISHER SCOTT GARRETT COREY REIL TROY SCHURMANN BRENT TOELLE MRS. JACKIE FRANDSEN 36 The sixth grade class ventured into new territories this year. In social studies they wrote letters to sixth graders in Canada to find out more about the Canadian lifestyle. They also visited the cemetery for a Centennial project where they looked at dates and tombstones. The class’ adventure to the House of Yesterday in Hastings led to a better understanding of life in the past. The sixth graders graduated from grade school on May 18, 1986. STACEY BOSS STEPHANIE DORN CLINT EINSPAHR LEE FRITSON JEFF HARMS KARI HEMJE PHILIP HINRICHS STACY KNAUS SHERRI LOSCHEN CHAD LINDAU ANGI MIETZNER TERRY QUADHAMER MRS. VIRGINIA WIEGAND 37 JOHN ADAM CURTIS CROUSE MIKE GARRETT GAYLIN HARMS ROBIN HINRICHS AMY HOGELAND BRANDI JOHNSON KRISTI MIETZNER KYLE SWANSON The seventh grade entered Junior High with anticipation and enthusiasm. Moving to a new class and a different teacher each hour was quite an experience. Seventh graders displayed their athletic potential by participating in volleyball, football, basketball, and track. The class held a cake raffle for their money making project. The money will be used for Prom of 1990. Everyone was excited about attending the seventh and eighth grade dances. This year's officers included: President, Valerie Toelle; Vice President, Kristi Mietzner; Secretary, Robbin Hinrichs; and Treasurer, Brandi Johnson. KELLI TOBIASSEN VALERIE TOELLE 38 1111 110 111 Highlight for this year’s eighth grade class was the dance they held for the seventh grade. They decorated the MP room using the theme Heaven.” In addition, the class held two money making projects. They sold pizza kits and sponsored a soup supper during a basketball game. The class greeted two new stu- dents, Amy Johnson and Michelle Clark, and bid farewell mid-term to Gretchen Bowles. Officers for the class included: President, Kris Dorn; Vice President, Becky Casper; Secretary, Mileah Panter; and Treasurer, Tina DeJonge. AMY JOHNSON KENT NELSON MILEAH PANTER MARY POLLOCK BRAD QUADHAMER 1. Future chorus line girls. 2. It's only a game Mileah! 3. Eighth graders work with the Artist in Residence. JEREL SANDERS 4. But Mr. Boss I didn't do it! 5. Brad and Kent brush up on Ballet. JANE STEINKRUGER 40 'SP® 13P Wi This year the Freshman class welcomed a new member, Fred Boon. Fred increased the number of freshmen to eight. As full fledged members of Hildreth High School this year, the ninth grade class competed for the first time in Senior High sports, chorus, and swing choir. Fund raising projects included a raffle for a portable television-radio. Profits boosted the class toward their monetary goal for a successful prom in 1988. Their officers were: President, Dan Benz; Vice President, Julie Schmidt; Secretary, Brad Fuerst; and Treasurer, Kim Evers. The Freshmen of H.H.S. displayed enthusiasm and school spirit during their first year in high school. DAN BENZ FRED BOON DENNIS DAY 42 T's a RUSSELL LARGENT MARY MORRIS 1. Brad Fuerst searches for the an- swers” during his science project. 2. The Life Science Class experiments with chemical mixtures. 3. Freshmen H-Club members act as cheerleaders during a pep rally for the volleyball team. 4. Freshmen enjoy a jcvial moment during Science Class. 5. Kim Evers takes a momentary break from her studies. 6. Russell learns to use the shop tools the correct way. 1. “I can't find my worksheet!” 2. Mike tries to hide from the camera. 3. Gina, Trisha, Leann, and Tami display the latest in eveningwear. KENDALL BLACK REGINA BUNGER 44 LEANN JOHNSON JOHN KELSO JANEL KRUSE TAMI LINDAU BRENT NELSON TROY SPACE KATHY SWANSON The Sophomores began an industrious school year by selling pizza kits. This project successfully added to the classes’ treasurery. The next project undertaken by the Sophomores was a soup supper served during the Lawrence game. This supper was well attended and highly profitable. Most of the money the Sophomores made will be used for prom during their Junior year. Class officers in '85-'86 were President, Scott Schwartz; Vice President, Janel Kruse; Secretary, David Fuerst; and Treasurer, Brent Nelson. 45 1. We know Mike is getting old but this is ridiculous! 2. School is such a scream! 3. Our amateur architects try their hand at building graham cracker houses. You have to start some- where! 4. It works! I can see through the window. 5. What do you mean' 'What am I hiding in my locker’?” 6. Wake up Darren It’s lunch time. 7. What's this? It looks like an oreo cookie. The Class of 1987 began their Junior year anxious to make money and plan Prom. They held a spaghetti feed and entertained the public with the presentation of Shoot-Out-at- Hole-in-the-Wall, their class play. They presented the mellerdrama on November 23 following a Kentucky Fried Chicken supper served by the mothers. The success of the Dinner Theater enabled the class to finance Prom which was held on May 3. The class worked hard but had a lot of fun and the rewards were plentiful. Officers for the Junior Class were: President, Chris Eynon; Vice Presi- dent, Darren Schenk; Secretary, Bob Alberts; and Treasurer, Amy Jo DeJonge. 46 BOB ALBERTS DARREN SCHENK 47 J «• «• «)■ CLARK WAYNE BAUER Whatever you find to do in life, give it your best or nothing at all. X x x x x $ X x X} X SHAHN ELDON BOSS Be all you can be, and don’t let anybody tell you different. ☆ If you do not think about the future, you cannot have one. ADRIENNE MARIE BENZ We are not permitted to choose the frame of our destiny, but what we put into it is ours. LINDA MARIE BUNGER W t W ft ft -tr it ft W tr tr W ft W tr ft tr tr tr ft ft tr ft tr tr 6 ft tr tr tr tr ft • tr tr tr Laugh and the world laughs with you. BRENDA LYNN CASPER God gave us all a few talents and it’s up to each one of us to use them. If I have less than the next person, I just have to try harder. DUANE DALE DAY What is the use of running when you’re not on the right road? CHATHERINE ZOE FECHT EDDY FEKRACHE If you say you can, you will. •a r 1 ««««««««« «««««««C 9««« ««««««««« • CM� «« «« r x � � 1� x� «■ «• U- x - � «• «• � � s- i� xj- � � � a- a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a (IOi (r4(H (i4� «(HWKhm M i 4iH� (KHHW 4 4 4 4444444444 4 444 44440 We, the Seniors of 1986, will the Juniors some seniority, providing the Sophomores will give it up. To the Sophomores, we cannot will anything because they already have it. To the Freshmen we will our maturity because they have a lot of growing up to do. To the teachers of Hildreth High School, the Senior Class of 1986 wills all of its sympathy. They will need it to deal with the next three classes. I, Clark Bauer, will my ability to make fancy moves in basketball to Russ Largent, providing he commits less turnovers than I did while trying them; to Kendall Black I will my Chevy pickup for one day, providing he never drives his junky Ford again. I, Adrienne Benz, will to Janel Kruse, a diet Coke before each game, providing she doesn't act as wierd on the court as I did on the bench. I, Shahn Boss, will my ability to not turnover the basketball to Russell Largent, providing that he keeps his head on straight. I, Linda Bunger, will my turtle incident to any girl, providing she can handle the shock. I, Brenda Casper, will my ability to lose earrings to Amy Jo DeJonge, providing they are her own, and she loses more than I did — of course, she already has a head start. To Kris Dorn I will my ability to jump fences, providing she keeps her go bananas” cheer going. I, Duane Day, will my ability to hurt myself with knives and other objects during football to Troy Space, providing he doesn’t miss any games, because Mr. Baughman would get mad if he did. I, Catherine Fecht, will my long lasting babysitting ability to Angi Mietzner and Kelli Tobiassen. To Kendall Black, I will Brenda Casper and my ability to cruise around until 12:00, providing he does not get into trouble again! I, Eddy Fekrache, will to Kendall Black, my ability to do the only twister shot on the basketball team. To Mr. Baughman, I will my ability to figure out American offensive football, providing he learns French soccer. I, Jay Halsted, will my Black Cobra II shoulder pads to Brent Nelson, and my science fair project to Chris Eynon and Butch Schwartz, providing they let me live on their island. I, Janelle Harms, will my ability to say the last word to the ref to Kandy Hunt, providing she turns redder and says more than I did. To Carol Hogeland, I will my ability to go Jolly Old England” style up a hill, providing she misses what’s coming up the other side further than I did. I, Michele Pollock, will my ability to make the volleyball team seasick to Regina Bunger, providing she films the games. To Jane Steinkruger, I give my Wednesday rides to Minden, providing she finds a better driver. I, Barry Schmidt, will my ability to sneak pop out of the teacher’s lounge to Troy Space, providing he can sneak out more than I did without getting caught. To John Kelso, I will my ability to drive into Duane’s yard, providing he can hit Duane's house. I will my nickname “Bubba to Kendall Black, providing he can live up to the name. I, Ronda Soker, will my ability to fall down the stairs to Carol Hogeland, providing she wears a cast longer than I did. To the 1986 volleyball team, I will my ability to embarrass the Superintendent at the movies, providing they make it to state. I, Susan Nielsen Hoit, will my ability of country road driving to Tarcia Frerichs, providing she doesn’t get a stiff neck. To Darren Schenk, I will my ability to be quiet in class, providing he doesn't go crazy. I, Shelly Swarthout, along with Linda Bunger, will our Smith Center trip to Amy Jo DeJonge, providing she keeps the squirrels out of her family tree, and makes the same stops we did. And to Dan Benz, I will my ability to concentrate, providing he doesn’t laugh when Brad Fuerst does his Saturday Night Live impressions in the weight room. 52 cx Cx Cl cx Cl cx cx « Cx cx cx ■tx •tx ■tx •tx ■tx •tx •tx ■tx Cx Cl •tx •tx •� CX ■tx •tx •tx •tx CX •tx •tx •tx •� Cx « Cx x Cx CX Cx Cr Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx •d Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx •tx Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx Cl Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx Cx CX Cx Cx Cx Cx vewwwwwwwwiI «■ d «• d s «• � $ «• a «• a � s- «• ■ «• s }• «• «• «■ «• � 0 u � I� D � � a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a � � (m ft ft� ft � � � A � fr ftA ft� � � 4 It is now the year 1996, and the graduating class of 1986 of Hildreth High School has decided to hold a reunion. This event is being organized by Clark Bauer who chose a location four miles north and V t miles west of Hildreth. Clark is now a property manager with a degree in hot tub security. Clark is startled by a loud roar and the sound of breaking tree branches as Jay Halsted rolls into the yard. Hopping down from his standard army tank. Private Halsted thoughtfully presents our host with some commodity cheese for the hors d’oeuvres. Next, a familiar yellow cloud of smoke appears in the driveway and it's noticed that Michelle Pollock has transformed her infamous gold car into a bookmobile. Michelle explained she had trouble finding the reunion, because of her broken glasses — she saw a Stephen King double feature last night. Here comes Brenda Casper behind the wheel of her Lincoln Continental with “Brenda's Earring Boutique” printed on the door. Brenda has started her own business specializing in earring duplication. She is also a spokeswoman for Save the Buda's.” Arriving just behind Brenda Casper is Adrienne Benz. Adrienne says she has opened a quaint little Sombrero shop in Washington, D.C. In her spare time she writes speeches for politicians. Soon the festivities begin. It’s brought to our host's attention by Mr. Halsted that we are lacking refreshments. But the day is saved by Linda Bunger and Shelly Swarthout when they drive in with a big red wagon pulled by a team of horses. Linda is dressed in a nurse's uniform and accompanied by her husband who is now an M.D. Shelly is now a District Attorney and enjoys working with Mock Trial students in her spare time. And here comes Catherine Fecht, galloping to the scene on her prizewinning horse — Candy Apple Red. She announces that they’ve just won the Kentucky Derby and that she and her husband own their own horse ranch in Kentucky. Next, Eddy Fekrache and Barry Schmidt arrive together laughing about old football stories. Barry’s naval career takes up most of his time, but he often spares a few moments to catch a Dallas Cowboy’s game and visit Ed, who is Tony Dorsette’s personal valet. Clunk, clunk. Ah, the ever familiar sound of Susan Hoit's Cordoba comes putting into the driveway. She tells us that she’s still trying to sell it. She and her husband left the children back in Arizona. We see that Janelle Harms has pulled out her old brown ditch car for tonight, because of an accident that has left her good car in an unsalvageable state. When asked about it, Janelle only replies, Oh my stupid brother.” Janelle tells us that she has started the National Volleyball Crisis Hotline. It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No! It's Duane Day parachuting from an Air Force helicopter. After a successful landing, he explains that he has just finished another secret maneuver. He apologizes for his beautiful wife who couldn’t join us as she is back at the Bel Aire mansion hosting a pool party. Next, Shahn Boss drives up in his family station wagon with his wife and two kids. He tells everyone he is working in Florida as a meteorologist. He says he still is in the National Guard and still attends guard duty once a month. Last, but certainly not least, comes Ronda Soker. Ronda now coaches a high school volleyball team. She and her team were affectionately given the name of Dracula and the Vampire Women.” ”1 don’t see why people think we’re always out for blood,” she says as she adjusts the bandages on her knuckles. After a pleasant day of talking and reminiscing about the old days, the party begins to break up. Clark says we will have to get together again real soon.” 53 d « « d d d « d « « d d « d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 i 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 • 9 9 • 9 9 9 9 • 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 99 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 1� 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 ft 9 9 9 I� 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 It is better to waste one's youth than do nothing at all. JANELLE RENEE HARMS Recall the days by smiles, not tears. Re- member time by friends, not years. JIMMY WAYNE HALSTED, JR. I am more put together than I look. SUSAN NIELSEN HOIT Whatever your dreams are, remember to always keep reaching for them no matter what life might throw at you. MICHELE ANN POLLOCK ft ft RONDA JUNE SOKER The turning point in the process of growing up is when you discover the core of strength within you that survives all hurt. MR. RANDALL LIENEMANN Sponsor 55 ItifCttirtfCrtirifCfCtG r x r-(t r r r t it it ft-Ct It t Live and let live. BARRY JOSEPH SCHMIDT Dear God: Because of your love, I will never believe in NEVER. «• � r d a ft SHELLY JANINE SWARTHOUT d dddd d d d d •ex •ex •ex •ex •ex •ex ■ex •ex •ex d •ex •ex ■ex ■ex •ex d ■ex {X •ex ■ex d d d •ex •ex d ■ex d •ex d •ex •ex ■ex d •ex ■ex •ex d •ex •ex •ex ■ex ■ex •ex ■ex ■ex d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d d ftftftftft Slate became closer and the Hounds began Sub-Districts by facing the Cardinals of Campbell and the determined Wilcox Eagles. The Hildreth Hounds proved their ability and earned the right to play Districts at Arapahoe against the Bartley Bombers. The Lady Hounds defeated the Bombers in three sets and were on their way to the State Tournament. There the Hounds were defeated in the first round by McCool Junction and ended their season with an 18-5 record. The 1985-86 Varsity Volleyball team had a very suc- cessful year. They started with two wins before they were defeated by Wilcox. The Lady Hounds then regrouped to win the Hildreth Invitational for the first time ever. The girls then won the Loomis Invitational. After a loss to Law- rence, the Hounds went on to a five-game winning streak. The next big challenge, the NSCC Tournament, garnered the West Division title, for the Hounds. They then lost to C-H-B and Trumbull in the NSCC finals. Individual team members won numerous honors. Jan- elle Harms received the following honors: 1st Team NSCC All Conference, 2nd Team All-State Lincoln Star, 2nd Team All-Area Hastings Tribune, 2nd Team All-Area Kearney Hub, and Honorable Mention All-State Omaha World-Herald. Carol Hogeland was named to the Honorable Mention NSCC All-Conference, Honorable Mention All-State Omaha World-Herald, Honorable Mention All-Area Has- tings Tribune, and Honorable Mention All-Area Kearney Hub. Janel Kruse was named to 2nd Team All-Area Hastings Tribune, and Honorable Mention All-Area Hastings Trib- une. Tami Lindau was named to Honorable Mention All-Area Kearney Hub, and Honorable Mention All-Area Hastings Tribune. Ronda Soker received Hor' r’hl“ An-Ar«o Kearney Hub, and Honorable Tribune. 1. Trisha prepares to receive the ball from the opposing team. 2. Kim spikes as Kandy and Leann cover for some assistance. 3. Amy Jo , Leann and Trisha watch on as Kandy spikes one down. 4. Kim prepares for the final serve against the Franklin Flyers. 5. Amy Jo spikes the ball during the Campbell game. 6. Julie passes the ball to Leann for an ace set. 7. Kathy goes high to clinch the victory for the Lady Hounds. 8. A roll spike from Mary aids in another victory for the Hounds. J?isstes. M,ie oo' ' • � « • •sc� « . °™� Fnpr ' 16 r:,S M nt Nelson’ Tr°y Space, John Kelso, Eddy Fekrache, Chris Eynon David Ea'SERAS sr Garre 'F,ea B”� 'B™ f“ Senior members: Jay Halsted, Barry Schmidt, Duane Day, Eddy Fekrache. 61 1. Adrienne Benz and Jay Halsted are crowned the 1985-86 Homecoming Queen and King. 3. Homecoming candidates and last year's royalty await the new crowning. 4. Darren Schenk and Carol Hogeland enjoy a slow dance. 5. Queen Adrienne Benz and King Jay Halsted congratulate each other on being chosen royalty for this year's Homecoming. 6. Jay decides that the attire for being chosen king is for the birds. 7. Becky Schwartz presents the bouquet and crown to the new Homecoming queen. 8. Brent Hinrichs and Becky Schwartz prepare to resign their crowns to the new Homecoming King and Queen. The Hildreth Hounds faced both victory and defeat on their 1985-86 Homecoming games. The evening started well with the volleyball team’s win over Nelson, but ended on a sad note as the football team’s hopes of a win were shattered. After the games, last year’s king and queen, Brent Hinrichs and Becky Schwartz, crowned this year’s homecoming royalty, Jay Halsted and Adrienne Benz in a short ceremony on the field. Later, the celebra- tion was taken indoors to the multi-purpose room, which had been decorated in pink and blue by the pep club. The double theme for the occasion was Cherish and ’’Forever’’ and students and alumni danced to the music of Todd Chemmans from Holdrege. Highlights of the week-long celebration included Nerd Day,” “Rambo Pajama Day,” “Scum-out Day,” Clash Day,” and Spirit Day. Prizes were given to the win- ners of each day’s dress contest. The Eighth Grade class was declared winner of the an- nual poster contest at a large pep rally held to climax the week-long celebration. 63 VARSITY: Standing from left to right: Brent Nelson, Jay Halsted, Russell Largent, Mike Dorn, Scott Schwartz, Shahn Boss, Clark Bauer, Chris Eynon, Troy Space, Bob Alberts, and Kendall Black; Kneeling from left to right: Kyle Swanson - s.m., Mr. Boss - head coach, Mr. Baughman - assistant coach, and Gaylin Harms - s.m. “Frustrating — one word that Coach Rod Boss used in describing the basketball season. After beginning with an exciting come-from-behind win over Bladen in the opening game followed by an overwhelming win over Campbell, the health of the Hounds began to falter. Along with their health, went their record. From the second week in the season until the finale against Wilcox in Sub-district play, the “flu bug and injuries plagued the Hounds, “never letting continuity to set in,” as Coach Boss stated. “As soon as we thought we were well again and ready to make a run for the State Tournament, we would lose a player or two and juggle our starting line-up.” From all this frustration their are silver linings in the clouds. Much valuable experience was given to younger players filling in for the injuries and illnesses. That could pay dividends next year. It will be needed as the Hounds will lose two senior starters, Shahn Boss and Clark Bauer and first substitute Jay Halsted. Hopes abound that '86-87 will prove an end to the Hounds frustrations. Clark Bauer was chosen for the following awards: ALL STATE - OMAHA WORLD HERALD 2nd team LINCOLN JOURNAL 2nd team ASSOCIATED PRESS 2nd team ALL AREA - KEARNEY HUB 1st team HASTINGS TRIBUNE 1st team NSCC — 1st team (unanimous) NSCC ALL STAR GAME MAY 31, 1986 (Back row) Janelle Harms, Leann Johnson, Carol Hogeland, Amy Hinrichs, Shelly Hogeland, Kandy Hunt, Trisha Jelden, Janel Kruse, Tami Lindau, Linda Bunger, (front row) assistant coach Mr. Surface. SM Kris Dorn, SM Becky Casper, head coach, Mr. Mahler. The Varsity Lady Hounds started and ended their 1985-86 season with a show of strength. The Lady Hounds won their first two games of the season by squeaking past Bladen 31-30, and passing up the Campbell Cardinals by two baskets. The next few games were up and down for the team but the Lady Hounds again showed their strength at the end of the season by defeating Orleans, Wilcox, and Bladen before being edged out in the district tournament by Beaver Valley. LIST OF HONORS FOR 1985-86 AMY HINRICHS — 1st team All Conference Honorable Mention-All Area, Kearney Hub Honorable Mention-All-State, Omaha World Herald Honorable Mention-All-State, Lincoln Star Journal TAMI LINDAU — Honorable Mention-All-Con- ference Honorable Mention-All-Area, Kearney Hub JANELLE HARMS — Honorable Mention-All-Con- ference Honorable Mention-All- Area, Kearney Hub CAROL HOGELAND — Honorable Mention-All- Area, Kearney Hub 1. Amy races with a Campbell Cardinal to gain possession of a loose ball. 2. Carol frantically moves around the de- fense for a basket. 3. The Hounds listen carefully to Coach Mahler’s instructions. 4. Janelle goes beyond the Cardinal's de- fense for an easy two points. 5. Carol squares up and shoots for two over a Wilcox Eagle. 6. Linda Bunger ponders, “Oh no! What should I do with this now?” 7. Tami shows us her shooting form at district play in Arapahoe. VjuwL' N 67 (Back row) Leann Johnson, Tarcia Frerichs, Marry Morris, SM Becky Casper, SM Kris Dorn, (second row) Trisha Jelden, Julie Schmidt, Janel Kruse, (front row) Kandy Hunt, Shelly Hogeland, Kim Evers. The Junior Varsity Girls Basketball team had a good season this year with a record of 8-5. Coached by Mr. Surface, the Lady Hounds won their games with aggressive defense and outside shooting. The basketball season gave the girls confidence for their years to come. The girls won against Bladen, Campbell, and Wilcox. Who are in Hildreth's sub-districts with many young members on the team, the future looks bright for girls’ basketball at Hildreth. 1. Kandy Hunt maneuvers a- round the defense to put the ball.up for two points. 2. Janel Kruse goes after a loose ball. 3. Leann Johnson goes for a layup with the defense close behind. JR. VARSITY: Standing from left to right: Eddy Fekrache, Brent Nelson, Mike Dorn, Scott Schwartz, Troy Space, Bob Alberts, and Kendall Black; kneeling from left to right: Kyle Swanson - s.m., Mr. Baughman - head coach, and Galin Harms - s.m. 1. Scott Schwartz maneuvers around a Bladen player. The 1985-86 Boys’ J.V. basketball team gained valuable experience for the 2. Mike Dorn shoots for two points, upcoming seasons under the tutorage of Coach Doug Baughman. The young 3. Bob Alberts goes up for a lay-up. Hounds raced to an 8-6 season. The winning record can only enhance the 4. Eddy Fekrache searches for a teammate, possibilities of future success. Using a stingy man-to-man defense, coupled with a disciplined fast break offense, the J.V.’s broke many games open with their pressure tactics. With the experience and success from the '85-86 season, Hound fans will have many more exciting minutes of HoundbaM in upcoming seasons. I FOOTBALL Hildreth 26 Bruning 0 x Hildreth 19 Wilcox 14 x Hildreth 6 Trumbull 44 X Hildreth 22 Lawrence 43 «• Hildreth 13 Nelson 37 X Hildreth 7 Roseland 12 X Hildreth 25 Shickley 18 Hildreth 35 Bladen 16 Hildreth 20 Axtell 8 X tr K Girls Varsity Volleyball V Bruning 15- 2, 15-10 Guide Rock 15- 8, 15- 8 Wilcox 14-16, 15-13, 15-17 Kenesaw 15- 9, 15- 3 x £ Axtell 15- 7, 10-15, 15- 8 X Trumbull 16-14, 10-15, 15-13 D Oxford 15- 4, 16-14 Loomis Invite x S.E.M. 15-11, 16-14 Loomis Invite X Bertrand 15-10; 15- 2 Loomis Invite X I Lawrence 15- 5, 9-15, 11-15 X Nelson 16-14, 15-13 X Franklin 15- 9, 13-15, 15-13 r x) Roseland 15-13, 15-10 x Campbell 15- 2, 15- 8 x I}. Bladen 16-14, 15- 6 X Campbell 15- 8, 15- 4 NSCC Tourney X rt. Roseland 14-16, 15-13, 15-13 NSCC Tourney r xj- C.H.B. 10-15, 2-15 NSCC Tourney x}- Trumbull 6-15, 4-15 NSCC Tourney X J}- Campbell 15-10, 15- 6 Sub-District x Wilcox 15-10, 6-15, 15- 4 Sub-District X) Bartley 15- 6, 7-15, 15-10 District X x McCool Jet. 7-15, 15- 8, 13-15 State GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Bruning Guide Rock Trumbull Lawrence Nelson Franklin Roseland Campbell Bladen Hildreth Hildreth Hildreth Hildreth Hildreth Hildreth Hildreth Hildreth Hildreth Hildreth Hildreth Hildreth Hildreth 13- 15, 12-15, 5- 8 15-11 14- 16, 6-15 14-16 15-12, 8-15, 14-16 15-13, 5-15 12-15, 9-13 16-14, 7- 9 Junior Varsity Girls Basketball 10 Bladen 4 21 Campbell 9 30 Wilcox 14 30 S.E.M. 17 25 Guide Rock 13 14 Kenesaw 27 12 Lawrence 38 12 Loomis 23 14 Axtell 11 8 Roseland 18 15 Franklin 19 16 Trumbull 14 12 Orleans 8 TAMI LINDAU Varsity Volleyball: Janel Kruse (top); mid- dle: Amy Hinrichs, Carol Hogeland, Tami Lin- dau, Coach Mahler; front: Ronda Soker, Shelly Hogeland, Janelle Harms. 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'• • ■ a ' _,—— .- ft (KtftfiAtKHMifKKUXMKHrftfiOftidSSXHXntHHMJilKnJftOft!� � � Hildreth 63 Bladen 62 Hildreth 72 Campbell 28 Hildreth 60 Wilcox 70 (4 Overtimes) Hildreth 54 Alma 57 Hildreth 62 S.E.M. 42 Hildreth 54 Guide Rock 65 Hildreth 36 Lawrence 61 Hildreth 61 Loomis 69 Hildreth 39 Axtell 74 Hildreth 48 Roseland 62 Hildreth 45 Franklin 62 Hildreth 60 Trumbull 63 (Overtime) Hildreth 60 Trumbull 66 NSCC Tourney Hildreth 55 Orleans 58 Hildreth 58 Kenesaw 69 Hildreth 72 Bladen 52 Sub-District Hildreth 44 Wilcox 57 Sub-District Girls Varsity Basketball Hildreth 31 Bladen 30 Hildreth 29 Campbell 25 Hildreth 35 Wilcox 37 Hildreth 20 S.E.M. 59 Hildreth 48 Guide Rock 33 Hildreth 33 Kenesaw 63 Hildreth 29 Lawrence 38 Hildreth 33 Loomis 39 Hildreth 24 Axtell 41 Hildreth 29 Roseland 45 Hildreth 42 Franklin 40 Hildreth 59 Trumbull 40 Hildreth 37 Trumbull 43 NSCC Tourney Hildreth 53 Orleans 28 Hildreth 37 Wilcox 35 Sub-District Hildreth 44 Bladen 40 Sub-District Hildreth 38 BeaverValley47 District Junior Varsity Boys Basketball Hildreth 39 Bladen 23 Hildreth 30 Campbell 12 Hildreth 26 Wilcox 16 Hildreth 26 Alma 27 Hildreth 36 S.E.M. 34 Hildreth 24 Guide Rock 36 Hildreth 33 Lawrence 35 Hildreth 30 Loomis 28 Hildreth 20 Axtell 37 Hildreth 26 Roseland 29 Hildreth 24 Franklin 17 Hildreth 25 Trumbull 17 1. Scott Schwartz aims for the basket. 2. Russell Largent goes up for a layup. 3. Coach Boss and Coach Baughman talk strategy. 4. Coach Mahler advises the Lady Hounds to put the ball up. 5. Kandy Hunt goes up for two points. €. Russell Largent races toward the goal line. a � ft ft a- ft ft � ft ft ft � • ft ft- ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft- ft ft ft ft ft ft � • «■ ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft � ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft � ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft � • ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft BOYS TRACK: (Back row) Coach Baughman, Mike Dorn, Shahn Boss, Clark Bauer, Scott Schwartz, Duane Day, Chris Eynon, Coach Surface, Coach Mahler. (Front row) Dennis Day, Troy Space, Brent Nelson, Eddy Fekrache, Jay Halsted. David Fuerst, Brad Fuerst. GIRLS TRACK: (Back row) Coach Baughman, Michele Pollock. Janelle Harms, Julie Schmidt Coach Surface Shelly Swarthout, Coach Mahler. (Front row) Kandy Hunt, Trisha Jelden, Leann Johnson, Amy Hinrichs. BOYS FOOTBALL: (Back row) Coach Surface, Kent Nelson, Brad Quadhamer, Jared Benz, Tim Hays, Robin Hinrichs, Kyle Swanson. (Front row) Gaylin Harms, Mike Garrett, Jerel Sanders, Johnny Adam, Curtis Crouse. BOYS JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Back row: Robin Hinrichs, Tim Hays Brad Quadhamer, Kent Nelson, Jarec Benz, Coach Surface. Front row: Jerel Sanders, Johnny Adam, Kyle Swanson, Mike Garrett, Gaylin Harms, and Curtis Crouse. 74 VOLLEYBALL Back row: Gretchen Bowles, Jane Stein- kruger, Tina DeJonge, Valerie Toelle, Becky Casper, Coach Mahler, Amy Hoge- land, Kris Dorn, Amy Johnson, Michele Clark, Kelli Tobiassen. Middle row: MileahPanter, Kristi Meitzner. Kneeling: Mary Pollock, and Brandi Johnson. GIRLS JUNIOR HjGH BASKETBALL Back row: Becky Casper, Amy Johnson, Kris Dorn, Mileah Panter, Tina DeJonge, Jane Steinkruger Mary Pollock. Front row Amy Hogeiand, Coach Mahler, Kelli Tobiassen, Kristi Meitzner, Brandi Johnson, and Valerie Toelle. 75 fgfin wsgm ■whSwjh nuwm ft ENT NELSON] (Back row) Amy Johnson, Valerie Toelle, Becky Casper, Kristine Dorn, Amy Hogeland, Tina DeJonge. (Front row) Michele Clark, Mileah Panter, Kristy Mietzner, Kelli Tobiassen, Brandi Johnson ROBIN HI BRANDI JOHNSON (KENT NELSON KRISTI MIETZNER (Back row) Jerel Sanders, Jared Benz, Bradley Quadhamer, Tim Hays, Coach Surface, SM Ronda Soker. (Front row) Mike Garrett, Curtis Crouse, Kent Nelson, Gaylin Harms, Johnny Adam. f Fantasize yourself in a purple and silver wonderland of balloons and stars, dressed in your best, surrounded by stunning decorations, among all your friends, eating a delicious steak, and later dancing to the music of the Black Rose.” The night of May 3,1986, that fantasy became a reality for the Hildreth High School Juniors and Seniors when they celebrated their Junior-Senior Prom. After a long week of hard preparation,the Junior class can, at last, enjoy the Junior-Senior Prom. Janelle Harms samples the punch while waiting for the dance to start. Sponsor, Mrs. Tammy Fritz, and her husband, Doug, arrive at the dance. Scott Schwartz, Troy Space, Darren Schenk and Brent Nelson pause on the scaf- folding while putting up decorations. Duane Day moves to a fast song. Kandy Hunt serves punch. Leann Johnson pauses by the punch table. Sophomore servers: (Back row) - Troy Space, Scott Schwartz, Brent Nelson. (Front row) Janel Kruse, Kandy Hunt, Tami Lindau. Susan Hoit, Tarcia Frerichs, and Michele Pollock sit in front of the decorations. Chris Eynon is perched near the ceiling. 79 1. Horaee Beamer (Chris Eynon) shoots the villain (Bob Alberts) and saves Sweet Julie (Carol Hogeland) while Kandy, Darren, Mike, and Tarcia look on in horror. 2. Daffy (Kandy Hunt) has a plan to disguise Horace from Slick Mason. 3. The Fritters and their guests try to think of a way out of their problems. 80 4. It's Horace Beamer to the rescue. 5. The cast takes a bow. 6. Slick Mason (Bob Alberts) intimidates Pinkey (Eddy Fekrache). 7. Daffy stands up to Slick while Cattle Kate (Amy Jo DeJonge) eats, and Ma Fritter looks on. 8. Abner (Mike Crouse) and Miss Prudence (Tarcia Frerichs) fall in love. The Junior class of 1985-86 set the stage for Shoot-out at Hole in the Wall, a two act western melodrama. As the curtain opened, Ma and Pa Fritter (Amy Hinrichs and Darren Schenk), residents of Hole-in-the- Wall are discussing the recent terrorization from many outlaw groups in the past. The Fritters have unexpected company when the Indians attack a wagon full of women folk. The women are brought to safety by a new gang member Pinky, (Eddy Fekrache). Sweet Julie (Carol Hogeland) had been away to the East to learn the ways of a lady. Her tomboy sister Daffy (Kandy Hunt) accompanys her. Also with the girls is there maiden aunt Miss Prudence (Tarcia Frerichs). The villain of the play and gang leader, Slick Mason (Bob Alberts) the big bully in Hole-in-the-Wall. Cattle Kate (Amy Jo DeJonge) is swindled into helping Slick pull off the big deal. The day is saved when the hero Horace Beamer, (Chris Eynon), shows up in the end. Horace falls in love with Julie and another unexpected love develops between Abner (Mike Crouse), Pa's Checker buddy, and Miss Prudence. The curtain, sound and lighting effects were done by LaFona Dallman. Everyone enjoyed the Dinner Theater tremendously. cui The senior class had a lot of fun learning their lines, collecting props, building sets, and staging this year's play, a murder mystery entitled “Absolutely Murder. In the plot of the play, Kate Landson (Adrienne Benz) and her two beaus, Sky Bently (Duane Day) and Lane Burrage (Clark Bauer), tried to persuade Kate’s Auntie Bess (Ronda Soker) not to buy an old mill house. They all had their reasons, but Sky went so far as to stage a “murder to keep her from buying. When there actually was a murder total madness reigns. This was especially true when Dr. Hooker (Jay Halsted) showed up with three insane girls, Lorna (Shelly Swarthout), Nan (Cathy Fecht), and Dottie (Brenda Casper). Other characters adding to the suspense of the play were Mr. and Mrs. Cordyce (Barry Schmidt and Michele Pollock), caretakers of the mill, Mrs. Ranch (Janelle Harms) the real estate lady, and Emmeline (Linda Bunger) Kate's friend, a nurse (Susan Hoit) and Charlie (Shahn Boss), the dead” man in the trunk. The play was full of suspense, and comedy and the excellent performance of the cast made “Absolutely Murder” a big success. 1. Senior class play cast. 2. Aunty Bess takes notes from Mrs. Ranch about the mill. 3. Susan puts on her make-up. 4. Mrs. Duncan carefully helps Janelle Harms put on her make-up. 5. Dottie and Nan point to Where she was lying. 6. Lane (Clark Bauer) tries to protect Kate from Sky (Duane Day.) 7. Duane and Shahn pose before the play. 8. Kate is startled and jumps into Sky’s arms when Aunty Bess arrives with the knife. 9. Kate sets the scene for “Absolutely Mur- der.” 10. Sky, Lane, and Kate discuss the situation they are in and try to come up with a solution to their problems. 83 Many Hildreth Public School students were recognized for their accomplish- ments and hard work throughout the year at the awards night festivities. Honors were bestowed upon students for outstanding work in academic subjects as well as music, sports, and organizations. Thirteen students received awards for perfect attendance for the 1985-86 school year. Highlighting the evening was the crowning of the 1986 activities King and Queen which was followed by a dance. 1. Shahn Boss receives the John Philip Sousa Band Award from Mr. Windsor. 2. Jay Halsted receives a football award from Mr. Baugh- man. 3. Janel Kruse receives a volleyball award from Mr. Mahler. 4. Eddy Fekrache receives his award packet from Mr. Fisher. 5. Students celebrate Awards Night by an evening of danc- ing. 6. Kandy Hunt receives an award for most improved player. 84 ACTIVITY NIGHT ROYALTY: 1986 King candidates: Duane Day, Barry Schmidt, Clark Bauer, 1985 King and Queen: Curtis Bauer and Brenda Swarthout. 1986 Queen Candidates; Ronda Soker, Brenda Casper, and Catherine Fecht. 7. Leann Johnson MC’s” the crowning of the 1986 activities King and Queen. 8. Queen Ronda and King Clark dance the first dance of the evening. 9. Mary Morris and Michele Clark try the delicious punch. 10. King Clark Bauer and Queen Ronda Soker. 1986 KING AND QUEEN CANDIDATES: (Back row) - Barry Schmidt, Clark Bauer, Duane Day. (Front row) - Ronda Soker, Brenda Casper, and Catherine Fecht. CENTENNIAL 1886-1986: Hildreth students took time this year to learn about the changes that have taken place during the hundred years of the existance of our town. Valuable knowledge of our history was obtained in many creative ways. (Fig. 1) Students in High School Speech classes interviewed long-time residents of the community to gain first hand information about past years. (Fig. 2-3) Elementary students sang and danced to some of the songs sung during the pioneer times. (Fig. 4) Dr. Manley of the Stuhr Museum sang and talked to the students about by-gone days. (Fig. 5-6) Members of the community shared their knowledge of food, stories, and customs of past years. (Fig. 7) High School Students took part in the centennial celebration by entering and winning trophies in the road rally. (Fig. 8) Students and Band parents silk screen the centennial emblem on the band shirts. (Fig. 9) Students participated in an art contest to help the Centennial Committee with ideas for a mural. (Fig. 10) Photo of an early Hildreth Public School. (Fig. 11) The Hildreth Centennial Design drawn by Mr. Dennis Mietzner. r - Valedictorian: Clark Bauer. Speaker: Pastor Clark. CLASS FLOWER: White Rose CLASS COLORS: Blue and Silver CLASS SPONSOR: Mr. Randall Lienemann SENIOR CLASS CLARK WAYNE BAUER JIMMY WAYNE HALSTED, JR JANELLE RENEE HARMS SUSAN NIELSEN HOIT MICHELE ANN POLLOCK BARRY JOSEPH SCHMIDT RONDA JUNE SOKER SHELLY JANINESWARTHOUT ADRIENNE MARIE BENZ SHAHN ELDON BOSS LINDA MARIE BUNGER BRENDA LYNN CASPER DUANE DALE DAY CATHERINE ZOEFECHT EDDY FEKRACHE 88 Sixth Grade Graduates: back row - Stephanie Dorn, Stacey Boss, Stacy Knaus, terry Quadhamer, Philip Hinrichs, Jeff Harms. Front row: Angi Meitzner, Kari Hemje Lee Fritson, Sherri Loschen, Chad Lindau, Clint Einspahr. DESTINY IS NOT TO BE WAITED FOR - IT IS TO BE ACHIEVED. Sunday, May 18,1986, at 2:00 p.m. was a special time for fifteen Hildreth High School students. As the words of their song It's Time for Movin' On” rang out across the Hildreth High School Auditorium, parents, friends, and the seniors realized with certainty that it was indeed the end of their sojourn at Hildreth High School and a time for moving on to a new stage of their life — a time to say good-bye to the past and hello to the future. As Leann Johnson played the familiar chords to Pomp and Circumstance” and the seniors began the recessional, they were ready to take on the challenge of a new beginning. Ushers: Chris Eynon, Amy Hinrichs, LaFona Dallmann, Darren Schenk. Salutatoriam Adrienne Benz. Exchange Student: Eddy Fekrache. Seniors Barry Schmidt, Brenda Casper, and Ronda Soker receive their diplomas from school board president, Mr. Jerry Quadhamer. ft � � � !� � � � � � � � )� � � � � � � � ;, SCHOLARSHIPS 1985-86 STATE BANK OF HILDRETH SCHOLARSHIP: Winner - Linda Bunger Alternate - Michele Pollock HASTINGS COLLEGE ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP: Winner - Ronda Soker NEBRASKA SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH SCHOLARSHIP: Winner - Brenda Casper DOANE COLLEGE PRESIDENT’S AWARD SCHOLARSHIP: Winner - Adrienne Benz STATE JUNIOR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP: Winner - Ronda Soker BENEDICTINE COLLEGE ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP: Winner - Clark Bauer MIDLAND LUTHERAN COLLEGE ACHIEVE- MENT SCHOLARSHIP: Winner - Brenda Casper McCOOK COMMUNITY COLLEGE WALSH- BRADY SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP: Winner - Janelle Harms HASTINGS COLLEGE SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP: Winner - Ronda Soker HASTINGS COLLEGE ACADEMIC SCHOLAR- SHIP: Winner - Clark Bauer HILDRETH LIONESS SCHOLARSHIP: Winner - Linda Bunger Alternate - Ronda Soker MIDLAND LUTHERAN COLLEGE ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP: Winner - Brenda Casper CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE-HASTINGS ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP: Winner - Clark Bauer KEARNEY STATE COLLEGE SPEECH THEATRE SCHOLARSHIP: Winner - Adrienne Benz HILDRETH EDUCATION ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP: Winner - Shelly Swarthout Alternate - Linda Bunger MIDLAND LUTHERAN COLLEGE DRAMA ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP: Winner - Brenda Casper HASTINGS COLLEGE SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP: Winner - Linda Bunger KEARNEY STATE COLLEGE DEAN’S SCHOLARSHIP: Winner - Clark Bauer Alternate - Adrienne Benz NEBRASKA ARMY NATIONAL GUARD ENLISTMENT SCHOLARSHIP: Recipient: Jimmy Wayne Halsted, Jr. Recipient: Shahn Eldon Boss Recipient: Adrienne Marie Benz CRAIG BAUER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: Winner - Michele Pollock MACON LIONS CRAIG BAUER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: Winner - Shelly Swarthout Alternate - Janelle Harms HILDRETH LIONS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP: Winner - Brenda Casper Alternate - Catherine Fecht HILDRETH FARMERS COOPERATIVE SCHOLARSHIP: Winner - Adrienne Benz Alternate - Clark Bauer FORT HAYS STATE UNIVERSITY BIOLOGY Z SCHOLARSHIP: Winner - Ronda Soker Z McCOOK COMMUNITY COLLEGE ATHLETIC � SCHOLARSHIP: 2 £ Winner - Clark Bauer DOANE COLLEGE FORENSIC SCHOLARSHIP: Z Winner - Adrienne Benz HASTINGS COLLEGE ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP: Z $ Winner - Clark Bauer GUIDEPOSTS' YOUTH WRITING CONTEST Z SCHOLARSHIP: Z Winner - Catherine Fecht J Z UNITED STATES AIR FORCE SCHOLARSHIP: Z � Recipient - Duane Dale Day A Aftftft ftft Aftft ft ft 6 ftft ft CATHERINE FECHT LINDA BUNGER � in� i sm ram� rei cuiunei 90 «• • Kr (( 4tHt ( ( iHH (KH(0 ft A ft 4ft CtwgtaluEafcm Sewma! 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