Hildreth Public School - Greyhound Yearbook (Hildreth, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1988 volume:

Footprints ilk Sand One night arm hoi a dream He dreamed he was walking along the beach with the Lord. Across the sky flashed scenes from his life. For each scene, he noticed two sets of footprints in the sand; one belonging to him, and the other to the Lord. When the last scene of his life flashed before him, he looked back at the footprints in the sand. He noticed that man) times along the path of his life there was only one set of footprints. He also noticed that it happened at the ver) lowest and saddest times of his life. This real!) bothered him and he questioned the Lord about it, Lord, you said that once I decided to follow you, you'd walk with me all the way. But I have noticed that during the most troublesome imes of my life there is only one set if footprints. I don't understand why when I needed you the most you would leave me. The Lori replied, My precious, precious child, I love you and would never leave you. During your times of trial and suffering, when you see only one set of footprints in the sand, that was when I carried you. author unknown If Vi MsIjV fmk MSS Greyhound HUM Public School, HUM, Ncbrash M Administration 2 Guests 38 Seniors 3 Organizations 39 Faculty Staff. ....10 Underclassmen 55 Sports ....12 Activities 72 Academics .... 31 Ads 85 i rniE page 2 ADMMRATO •i l •; ®1$8 sum am mm mm Aim KZNiALL limn HACK BBGINA MS IUNGSI DON'T FOLLOW SOMEONE ELSE:S TRACKS, MAKE YOU HAVE TWO CHOICES IN LIFE: YOU CAN DISSOLVE INTO THE MAINSTREAM YOUROWN. OR YOU CAN BE DISTINCT. TO BE DISTINCT YOB MUST BE DIFFERENT. TO BE DIFFERENT YOU MUST STRIVE TO BE WHAT NO ONE ELSE BUT YOU CAN1 BE. iflCMIL ML! VM DREAMS ARE BEST WHEN THEY ARE WITHIN OUR REACH BUT STILL JUST BEYOND OUR GRASP. «SENIORS mm m n I, KENDALL BLACK, WILLMY ABimrTO GET KICKED OUT OF ENGliSHPOR A WEEK DURLNGMY SOPHOMORE YEAR TO CURTIS CROUSE, PROVIDING HE KNOWS THE REASON WHY, AND MY ABILITY TO HIT THE FIRE ALARM N SHOP DURING A JUNIOR HIGH HAY TO CASEY LOSCHEN, PROVIDING HE DOES TT ON PURPOSE . 1 REGINA BUNGER, WILL TO JANE SMKRUGER MY ABILITY TO EAT CHOCOLATE COVERED CREAMED FILLED LONG JOHNS, PROVIDING SHE USES MORE TONGUE THAN I DD. AND ALSO TO JANE MY ABILITY TO MAKE A TUSH1 IN A DARK MOVIE THEATER. I ALSO WILL MY POSTITON AS A MERIT RECORDER TO ANY UNDERCLASSMEN THAT THINKS THATTHEYCAN HANDLE ITAS WELL ASIDD), I, MKEDORN, WEMY ABUTY TO SHOOT THE BASKETBALL ANYWHERE AT ANYTIME AND AT ANY GOAL DURING THE GAME TO MIKE GARRETT, PROVIDING HE DOESNT TURN AS MANY SHADES OF RED AND DOESNT CATCH AS MUCH GUff AS 1 DID. I, DAVID RJERST, WEE MY NICKNAME 'MAD DOC TO PHILIP HINRICHS, PROVIDING HE ANDHIS BROTHER CAN FIND SOMETHING ELSE TO BREAK BESIDES THEIR FINGERS, AND TO OM EINSPAHR, I WILL MY VETTF AND ITS EXPERIENCES, PROVIDING HIS FATHER DOESNT PARK ON TOP OF IT. L SHELLY HOGELAND, WILL MY ABLITY TO SCORE FOUR POINTS IN A BASKETBALL GAME TO ANY FRESHMEN GIRL PROVIDING TWO OF THEM ARE FOR THE OPPOSING TEAM. AND TO KRIS DORN, IWEMY SILVER LAKE ■REPUTAnON’, PROVIDINGSHE KEEPS IT LONGER THANIHAVE LKANDY HUNT, WEMY ABHM.. [ LEANN JOHNSON, WE MY ABLITY TO GET ‘CAUGHT’ TO BRANDI JOHNSON PROVIDING SHE IS EVER IN THE SITUATION TO GET'TAUGHT. AND I WE MY A BBJTY TO WALK IN ON FOOTBALLREfEREES INTflEGDlLS'UXXERROOMTOKELLITOBlASSEN.BRANDIJOHNSON.TlNA DEJONGE.ANDKRBDORNPROVIDINGTHEYALREADYKNOWTHEYAREIBHLE L TRISHA JELDEN, WE TO KIM EVERS. MY' KimT SNEEZE, PROVIDING SHE DOESNT GET WHIPLASH IN THE PROCESS. TO BRANDI JOHNSON GOES MY 5T HEIGHT, PROVIDING SHE NO LONGER RIDES IN A RED MIDGET, AND TO KRISTI MIEI7NER, MY ABflJTYTO FALL DOWN JOHN KEISOS STAIRS, PROVIDING SHE DOESNT HTT HER HEAD ON THE WEIQfT BENCH. I, JOHN KELSO, WE MY ABILITY TO SWEAT UNCONTROLLABLY TO GAYU HARMS, PROVIDING HE GOES OUT FOR BASKETBALL HIS SENIOR YEAR. AND TO JOHN ADAM I WE MY DITCH DRIVING ABLITY, PROVIDING HE GOES IN THE DITCH MORE THAN I DID. L JANEL KRUSE WE MY 'CREATTVITY’ TO KRIS DORN, PROVIDINGSHE CAN GO TO STATE TOURNAMENTS AND FIND SOME KINDOF FOOD THAT IS MIKE CREATIVE THAN THE ONES I FOUNT). I ALSO WE MY CHOCOLATE1 FITS TO KRIS DORN AND JAY SEVERA, PROVIDING THAT KRIS CAN EATMORE BY STEALING IT OFF OF PEOPLES LUNCH TRAYS AM) JAY CAN EAT MORE THAN I DID AND GAIN MORE WEIGHT. I ALSO WE MY ABILITY TO UNCONTROLLABLY GO INTO THE DITCH AT TOP SPEED OF 15 MPH, TO ANYONE WHOCAN ALERT THE PASSENGERS SOONER AND LEAD THEM TOSAFETY BETTER THAN I DID. L TAMILINDAU, WE MY DRIVING MISHAPS TO KELLI TOBIASSEN, PROVIDINGSHE KEEPS IT ON THE ROAD, AND TO TINA DEJONGE, MY ABLITY TO CHANGE BOYFRIENDS, PROVIDING SHE LIMITS ITTOTWOAWEEK. [ BRENTNELSON, WEONEMIUON DOLLARS TO MRS. FRITZ, PROVIDING THAT SHE CAN EARN IT. TO MIKE GARRETT I WE THE ABLOY TO SKIP CLASS FOR 5 DAYS IN A ROW AS LONGAS HEHAS AS MUCH FUN DOING IT AS I DID. L SCOTT SCHWARTZ, WE MY ABILITY TO EAT BREAKFAST IN SCIENCE CLASS TO KENT NELSON AND BRAD QUADHAMER, PROVIDING THEY EAT AND DRINK MORE, AND TO ROBIN HINRICHS MY 120 IN FOOTBALL, PROVIDING HE WANTS IT AND CAN HANDLE ALL THE WEIRD INJURIES THATGO ALONG WITH JT. L TROY SPACE, WEMY FOOTBALL NUMBER, 44, TO MIKE GARRETT, PROVIDING HE RUNS AROUND THE PEOPLE INSTEAD OF OVER THEM, AND MY ABLOY TO MAKE IT TO HOLDREffi IN 15 MINUTES TO ANYONE WHO IS STUPID ENOUGH TO TRY O'. OTORS JOHN MUST KM) JK. rrs AMAZING WHAT ONE CAN ACCOMPLISH TO ONE DOESN'T KNOW WHAT ONE CAN DO. mil m MSB NEVER JUDGE OTHERS UNTIL YOU HAVE WALKED A MILE IN THEIR SHOES. scon ion simm mi MIL70H SMI GOOD THINGS COME TO THOSE WHO WORK FOR THEM SPONSOR: MR. RANDALL UENEMANN CLERICAL ASSISTANT: .Mrs. Gndy Fntz MAINTENANCE: Don Covey, Emmas Casper, Brian Ratoann, and Ryan Jurgens 4 SECRETARY: Mis. Colleen Warnken BUS DRIVERS: Gen Dora, Aaron Casper, Emmas Casper SCHOOL BUS FRONT ROW: La Fiitsoa, Lynn Dallmann, Robin Hinrichs, Mike Garrett, Iota Adam, Gaylin Harms, Kent Nelson, Clint Einsphar. Fred Boon, Tun Hays, Dai Benz, Russell Largenl, lay Severa, Brad FueisL BACK ROW: Asislanl Coach Bill Surface, Iota Kelso, David Fucist, Troy Space, Scott Schwartz, Mike Dorn, Brent Nelson, Head Coach ■m •v • «7 t ■ TT: jjjjjg FROM: Coach Alt, Brad Quadhamer, , . .... • “•• «•“I BACK ROW: David Fuerst, Mike Dorn, Scotl Schwartz, Troy Space, John Kelso, and Brent Nelson. (Notr.ctnred JohnAdam) FRONTROW: Coach Mahler,MileahPanten, Leann Johnson, Tami Lindan, Kandy Hunt, .Assistant Coach Surface. SADDLE ROW: Kim Evers, Amy Homeland, Mary Morris BACK ROW: Tina DeJooge, Branch Johnson, Valerie Toelle, Kristi Mietzner, and Kelh Tobiassen. mm mu ®um m pirn finals kjfooimil Tie Hildreth Football Team turd themselves around this jear improving a 3-6 record from the previous year to a 7-4 record This effort brought them to the quarter-linalsof the D-2 stale playoffs. He Greyhounds automatically qualified for the playoffs by winning the NSCC D-2 Divisioo Qranpionship. He Hounds were led by sir seniors whose dream was to qualify for the playoi. The highlight of the season was a 60-58 win in a thriller over Giltncr in which 5 playoff records were broken, and one was tied. Eight of the team members received honors. Troy Space was named First Team NSCC Running Back and Line Backer, First Team Kearney Huh All-Area Running Back, First Team Hastings Tnhune-Tnheland Class Running Back, Honorable Mention Omaha World Herald Class D-2 All-State Running Back, Honorable Mention Lincoln Star Gass D-2 All-Stale Running Back, Kearney Hub Player of the Week, and Hastings Tribune Player of the Week. Mike Dorn was named FirslTeam NSCC Quarter Back. Brent Nelson was named Honorable Mention NSCC Ruining Back. Scott Schwartz was named Honorable Mention NSCC End, and Honorable Mention NSCC line Backer. David Foerst was named Honorable Mention NSCC Center. Brad Fuerst was named First Team NSCC Guard, Honorable Mention NSCC Line Backer, Second Team Kearney Hub All-Area Guard, First Team Hastings Tribune-TribelandOass D Guard, Honorable Mention Omaha Wcdd-Herald Gass D-2 All-State Gurrd, and Honorable Mention Lincoln Star Gass D-2 All-Stale Guard Russ Urgent was named First Team NSCC Safety, First Team NSCC Punier, Honorable Mention Kearney Hub All-Area Punter, and First Team Hastings Tribune-Tribeland Punter and Associated Press Honorable Mention Safety and Punter. Brad Quadhamer was named First Team NSCC Defensive End. Hods raise their trophy high after their first-round win at playoffs. Brent Nelson runs around the end, led by blockers- Russell Largentjroy Space, and David Fueisl sil i| «idreth Public Libra ry with a triple victory. The volleyball team started the celebration with a I.V. and Varsity win. Following the The crowning was held x the football field after the Scott Schwartz and Leann Johnson. danced to the music of Sounds Unlimited in the Multi-Purpose Room The room was decoriedin purple and lavander by the Pep Club. The theme for this year's included the following: Monday: 'Generic Day'; Tuesday 'Sweetheart Day'; Wednesday: 'Halloween Costume Day'; Thnsday: Dress Up Day'; and Friday: ’Spirit Day'. A pep rally was held x main street, Friday afternoon at 2:00 P.M. Severi prizes were also awarded Best dressed student awards were presented to Dan Benz and Leann Johnson. Pater winners were: first place: Sophomores, second place: Freshmen, and third place: Eighth grade. BACK ROW: Julie Schmidt, Kristi Meitzner, Kim Evers, Tina Dejonge, Mileah Ranter, Kris Dorn, Amy Hogeland, Kelli Tobiassen, Valerie Toelle, Brandi Johnson; FRONT ROW: Coach Mahler, Coach Harms, S.M. Stacy Knaus, S.M. Kari Hemje. The Hildreth J.V. volleyball team had a very successful year. They had only one loss during the regular season, the loss was against Silver Lake. This year the Junior Hounds' participated in the Aslell J.V. Invitational Tournament, and recieved first place honors in the tournament mmsi year. Throughout the year the team showed good improvement A lot of experience was given to the underclassmen. They finished the season with a 6-11 record Honors were received by fte foflowing people: Troy Space received Honorable Mention All-Conference. Russell Largent received Honorable Mention All-Conference, Honorable Mention All-Area Kearney Hub, Honorable Mention Hastings Tribune aid Honorable Mention All-Stafc Lincoln Star. Mike shoots from the baseline. Scott Schwartz received Honorable Mention All-Conference, Honorable Mention All-Area Kearney Hub, Honorable Mention Hastings Tribune and Honorable Mention All-Stale Omaha World Herald and Lincoln Star. He Lady Hounds had a very successful season Shelly Homeland received; 1st Team NSCC Honorable Meniton AU-Slale Omaha World Herald and Honorable Meniton All-Area Hastings Tribune. received: 2nd Team NSCC Team members won several honors. Tami lindau received; 1st Team NSCC All-Conference, Honorable Mention All-Area Kearney Hub, Honorable Mention All-State Omaha World Herald, Honorable Mention All-Stale Lincoln Journal Star and Honorable Mention All-Area Hastings Tribune. 2PGH SCHOOL 1ACK Sara tans. Kaii Hemie, Sbeni Lacta, Stephanie Dorn, Angi Mietzner, Andrea Hays, Michelle Underhill, Slacy Knans and Kelli Kelso. Coach Mahler IU HIGH FOOTBALL i VOLLEYBALL Standing: Clint Einspahr, dad Lindi, JcffHarms, Dwayne Putam, Terry Quadhamcr, Philip Hinrichs, Brent Todk, lee Frilson id Coach Surface. Kneeling: Tabor Fisher, Kyle Largent, Scott Ganett, Joshua Johns®, Troy Schumann and Corey Rei STANDING: Angi Mietzner, Kan Hemje id Michelle UoderML SHTING: Kelli Kelso, Andrea Hays, Sara Parsons and Sherri Loschea (NOT PICTURED: Stephanie Dom and Stacy Knaus)' HHS students were raped to tie four years of English in which they studied the basics of grammar, vocabulary, writing skills, and literature. These classes were taught by Miss Matula. Miss Matulka also taught speech, an elective class, a one act play. Mrs. Frita Students are required to lake two years of malh classes offered this year were: Algebra 1, Algebra D, trigonometry, and computer science. These classes were taught by Mr. Hays. Mr. Alt taught 1 grade math, and Mrs. Fritz taught 8th grade math. MUSH, MATH, COMP. SCI Mike Garrett asks Mr. Hays how to work an Algebra Io the area of science, students couldchcxKc from many options such as physics, ag. zoology, and physiology, taught by Mr. Itencmann. He also taught sophomore biology and eighth and ninth grade science. Mr. Surface taught seventh grade science. Science fair ns an exciting event for science students. Many students received awards aad scholarships. Four years of social studies mere requited of Hildreth High School students in older to meet graduation requirements. Courses offoedandtaught by Mr. Baughman included wodd geography, world history, American History, and American Government Mr. Baughman also taught eighth grade history and sociology. Mrs. Fritz taught seventh grade social studies. Mr. Baughman and Mis. Fritz me joinedduring the first semester by Mr. White, a student teacher from Kearney State College. Physical education courses were available to all students at Hildreth. A large assortment of games and Computers were used throughout the school in various classes and in the office. Mr. Hays taught four sports were taught by Mr. Mahler and Mr. Surface. computer science classes in which students learned how to Emphasis was placed on fundamentals, rules, Business courses at HHS offered students a wide business law. write programs and work with logo. Tbe computer was also used to make signs, posters, and programs for various events. into place in tbe office. Through use of this system, accounting and payroll was completed more ( quickly. Kris Dorn sits at the computer figuring her car payment Mr. Mahler assists Brad with his typewriter. irP.E Hie ait classes entered a number of art contests this year. Other projects such as working with clay, paper macie' drawing, painting, and the study of theory and art history kept them busy throughout the year. In Industrial Arts classes the seventh and eighth grade students learned the basics of working with the proper tools and woods The construction class worked on more advanced camera. Later, time was spent taking and developing pictures Students at HildelhHigh School and lunor High School leaned many things in home «.classes this year. Counts included sewing, cocking, household hrdgcting and purchases and other useful skills and information. Seniors could register for adult living, a class which helped to prepare them for life on their on Hildreth High School has three classes of Spanish this year. Each class has completed an introductory unit which included such things as choosing Spanish names, learning greetings, courtesies, numbers, classroom items, family members, months, seasons, weather, days, and much more. Students also taught Spanish words and songs to the students in the second grate and participated in such activities s making pinatas at Christmas lime aodcarohng to others singing Spanish Christmas Songs. Spanish was taught by Mrs. Fritz. The school information center, located on the third floor, was kept in orderhy Mrs. Strata. The center is well stocked with books, periodicals, encyclopedias and other readingmateiial The library was utilizedby students in grades kindergarten through twelve, and often was used asastudycenterfor classes. Kristi and Amy sample some cookies they made in Home Economics class tan studes is a test in the uoraiy. The Spanish Class teams a Spanish Dance from avisilor from Brazil. 36HOME EC A LIBRARY Elementary music students, underthe diiection of Miss Straalmann, enjoyed learning about music from different countries and studying types of instruments. Students were treated to a visit by the Gulizia Brothers, a professional duo from Omaha, who entertained as well as educated the students in the field of music. Students gained performance experience by participation in the Christmas and Spring Concerts, and by entertaining during the Grandparents Day Odebralon. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE BAM): (BACK ROW') Amy Theis, Ryan Knaus, kslie Hinrichs, Miss Straalmann, Traci Evers, Julie Albers, OedBnger. (MIDDLE ROW) Kaa Delonge, Natalie Werner, Karii Lcscben, Nikki Werner, Rick lienemann, Tyler Fisher. (FRONT ROW) Kevin Hallam, Justin Waugh, Kimberly Anderson. (Not pictured Kahla Nelson.) MfSSfS Ilf MUMEi who eolerlaiDed and instructed tbe students on methods of good sloiylelling, and Don Welch, a Kearny Stale Collage Students at Hildreth Public School gained valuable instructor, who worked with the students to improve their information this year from a variety of guest artists and poem writing skills, and Mary Haverstat who instructed tbe guest speakers. Some of the highlights of these visits were students in tbe techniques of dance, grace, and physical The Gulizia Brothem, a musical group from Omaha who stamina Members of the community also tool time to aid spent a week with music students. Richard Kimbrough, the students in their academic persuiis. N MEMBERS: (Silling) Mileah Panler, Leans Jotmsoa, Jaoei Kiuse, Tina DeJonge, Kris Dora. (First Row) Kim Even, Trisha Jeldcn, Regina Bunger, Becky Casper, Jane Sleinkmger. (SecondRow) KeiiKelso, fan Hemje, Kristi Mietzner, Mary Pollock, Brandi Johnson, Valerie Todle, Kelli Total (Third Row) AafeaHays, Sherri Lcschen, Slacy faans, Stephanie Dorn, Angi Mielzner, Michelle Underl. The I'M Pep Club showed Ihe fans much spirit and enthusiasm this year as they cheered Ihe athletic teams H.H.S. Although they were small in size, compared to previous years, Pep Qub members were always there leading the crowd with many cheers and chants. When Ihe football team attended playoffs, many of the roemben were there to support their team. Concession worirers showed dedicationby working in the stand that the Pep Club runs throughout the year at aU home athletic events. The Pep Qub also sponsored many entertaining Pep Rallies for the student body during Ihe past year. Pep Quh spoosers for Ihe past year were: Mrs. Strata, Sirs. Fritz, and Mis. Fisher. Consessioo stand chairman Valerie Todle, and co hairman Brandi Johrson sit by the candy courier. mituc The HOdieth Junior-Senior High School Band, unkr (he direction of Ms. Straalmani, worked hard and had a very successful seasoa Highlights of lie yearincludedabandcampin August to prepared the marchiug baudseasoo, a trip to Liocolo to marchio the Nebraska State Fair, a first place trophey they received in lie parade marching competition at Kearney Slate Band Day, and second place Iropheys they received in the field and street marching competitions in the McCook marching band competition. lie concert band and small groups also did well at District Music Contest. Other performances included the Christmas aid Spring Conceits. Jared, Brad, Mike and Russ sing Dii Grogan's Goat . The 1917-SI year was an interesting year for students in mixed chorus and their sponsor Miss Slraalmann. A wide variety of musical encounters were provided to the students through participation in conference choral clinic, the Christmas and Spring concerts, district music contest, and from the Gulizia Brothers. Bradley Fuerst represented his school in the All-Stale Honor Choir, which is a seleclchoircomprised of the best high school voice in the stale. BAND MEMBERS: (BackRow) Dan Benz, Kent Nelson, Jared Benz, Oint Eirepahr, Brent Nelson, Scotl Schwartz, Chad Lindau, Kyle Largent, Tabor fisher. (FourtbRow) Jay Severa, Tina DeJonge, Mike Dorn, Shelly Hogeland, Tim Hays, Jarel Sanders, Stacy Knaus, Mike Garrett, Troy Schumann, Gaylin Harms, Michelle Underhill. (Third Row) Lee Fritson, Terry Quadhamer, Brad Quadhamer, David Fuerst, Robin Hinrichs, Brad Finest, Julie Schmidt, Sherri Loschea (Second Row) Kristi Mietzner, Andrea Hays, Angi Mietzner, KelB Tobiassen, Kris Dorn, ValerieToelle, Dwayne Putnam, Kim Evers, KandyHunt Miss Straatmarm. (FrootRow) Mary Morris, Sara Parsons, Kari Hmnje, Stephanie Dom, Leann Johnsoa, Trisha Jelden, Mileah Panler, Jeff Harms, Janel Kruse, Philip Himichs. CHORUS: (BACK ROW) Brent Nelson, Jared Benz, Brad Fuent, Director Straatmann, Mike Dora, Russell Largenl, Mike GarretL (MIDDLE ROW) Me Schmid, Becky Casper, Mary Morris, Amy Johnson, Gin� Bunger, Tina DeJonge. (FRONT ROW) Shelly Hogeland, Janel Kruse, Leann Johnson, Jane Sldnkruger. Dnun Majorette: Becky Casper Mike GarretL i-cin H-Qub is an organization consisting of high school boys who haw earned a letter in a sporting event. Members cheered the girls in their athletic events by staging pep rallys and During the girls' tournaments, held at home the H-Club members sold concessions in the stand The H-Club displayed enthusiasm and spirit BACK ROW: Kendal Black, Brent Nelson, Mike Dorn, Scott Schwartz, Troy Space, David Fuerst, John Kelso, Mr. Surface, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Jay Severa, Dan Benz, Brad Fuerst, Dennis Day, Fred Boon, Russell LargenL SECOND ROW: Mr. Alt, Sponsor, Tim Hays, Kent Nelson, Jercl Sanders, Jared Benz, Mr. Baughman, Sponsor. FRONT ROW: Lynn Data, John Adam, Mike Garrett, Robin Hinrichs, Gaylin Harms, Brad Quadhamer. WUB Scott and Russell compete io a name dial chant contest H-Qub membeis cheer the volleyball team at a game in Campbell. The annual staff of 1987-88 was made up of five Seniors wbo chose Ik theme We'ie Matin'Ms'for the theme of this annual. Ihe staff kept busy selling ads, developing pictures, writing copy, designing and pasting down pages to prodice the M annual. fit yearbook class and their sponsor, Mrs. Fisher went to Kearney once lo attend the Walsworth Yearbook Workshop which was held at die Ramada Inn, and again later on in Ihe year to sell ads. We all hope you enjoy this annual and remember lo keep’..,Matin'Tracks .____________________________ itfAYiUAL STAFF I works on copy and cations for the yearbook m MV The Ganien. was the title of the one act play perfoimedby Hildreth High School students this year. The play, diiectedby Miss Matia, dealt with the relationships of family members when ’Grandfather’ came to live in the household The cast included Janel Kruse as Ruth, Mile Dot as Harold, Kandy Hunt as Sylvia, John Kelso as Grandpa, heann Johnson andTami Lindau as the childien Ann andBahsy, David Fuerst as a voice off stage and Brent Nelson and Scott Schwartz as stage crew. The one act recieved an excellent rating at district competition. ONE ACT PLAY CAST: Mie Dorn, Kandy Hunt Leann Johnson, Lohn Kelso, Tami Lindau, David Fuerst Janel Kruse. (Not pictured: Scott Sdiwartz) Mm V The business law class participated in the Nebraska ligh School Mxt Trial Project Thsyeai'scase was Jefieisooftine vs. Liberty High School. The case was about fist amendment rights of freedom of speech and to what extent schools have in limiting those rights in the school newspaper, THE UBERTYITNE The class took die side of be plaintiffs in the first round of the trial which was held in Minden on October 28. Their opponents were froa Kearney Catholic School The Hildreth Students won the court decision hut lost the mod trial on acoupie of procedural points, so dial was their only court appeaance. Members of the class received excellent help from their attomey-Coach John Jelldn. Members of the class team were: Lawyers-Uam Johnson, Tami Lindau, and Jay Severa. Plaintiff, Tony Paine-Kandy Hunt, Plaintiff, Jon Jeffeison-Janel Kruse, Witness, Bobbi Bernstein-Mike Dot, Kendall Black and Julie Schmidt were other class members who helped prepare maleriad. Mock Trial: (BadRow) Mike Dora, Jay Severa, Kendall Black, Sponsor, Mr. Mahler. (Front Row) Julie Schmidt, Leann Johnson, Janel Kruse, Tami lindau, and Kandy Hit tmtaumm On Wednesday, March 29, four new members were initialed into the Hildreth High School National Honor Society Chapter. To become a member ofNHSooe must! The new members for 1988 were Brad Fuerst members, National Honor Society is a recognition long deserved for thdr hard work and efforts. SENIOR NHS MEMBERS: Kandy Hunt, Leann Johnson, TamiLindau, Janet Kruse. NEW MEMBERS AND PARENTS: (Back row) Dick and Bonnie Fuerst, Gayle Day, Mary and Kenneth Benz; (Fronl row) Brad Fuerst Dennis Day, and Dan Benz, (not pictured: Jay Severa) The Hildicth Senior Higji Future Probkm Solveis achieved (hdr dream. Sone lean members have been to the State levd competition five yeas, each time just falling short of the tide Previously, they have been rafed as high as number two, hut they id not seem to have the magic needed to achieve (he number ooc status. Team A members: Tami lindau, Scott Schwartz, Dan Benz, Brad Fuersl and alternate Leann Johnson, competed against ten other senior level teams at the Stale Bowl To qualify for the Stale Bowl, a team must rani in the lop ten in their age division. As the State champion, Hildicth qualified for the Infenatiooal Future Problem Solving Conference to be held at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor. The qualifying problem at the State Bowl was 'Immipation.' The problem the team faced for Internationals was'Birth Defects' The team championship was not the only accdade Hildreth received. Tami lindau, competing in die individual competition, also was awarded fist place honors. As the Stale winner, she qualified for the International Conference. Brad Fuersl placed third in this event Besides the problem solving compeddon, Hildreth also competed� the slit presentations. Hildreth’s team A won first place, and leam B won third place. Team B members are: Kris Dorn, Mary Pollock, Tim Hays and Jay Seven In a separate competiton held fer the alfercaks at the State Bowl, Kari Hemje, Terry Quadhamer, Sara Mietzner and leann Johnson were all x first place tarns in their respective age divisions. The Intermediate Team consisting of the following: Lee Frilson, Chad Lindau, Kari Hemje and Stacy Knaus placed second in the community problem solving compeddon The topic that they chose was lack of community youii activities. All four teams from Hildreth qr d for the State Bowl Making the Stale Bowl is an achievement in itself and all teams placed high on the practice problems during fte year. The Hildreth Team A participated in the International Conference held June Hthrough June 15. They placed third in the skitcompeddoa WROBLEM SOLVING The Senior Team A. wins the skit compedon at State. BACK ROW: Tracy Evers, Jeremy Fueisl and Kahla Nelson FRONT ROW: Leslie Hinrichs and Sara Mietzner BACK ROW: Mchelle UnderhiD, Kristi Mietzner, Andrea Ha� 5, Brandi Johnsoa FRONT ROW: Robin Hinricfas, Tim Hays, Kandy Hunt, Jeicl Sanders, Russdl Largeot, Kim Even, Valeric ToeDcv Mr. Lieram ami Ik studetis involved with science fair bad an outstanding year. Oi flse evening of January 26, Ik ffldrelhPublic School held to tenth annual scieue fair. Overall winners were K-3; David Fritson, 4-6; Justin Waugh, 7- Brad Johnson, and 10-12; Jercl Sanders. Twenty of the top projects were selected to attend Ik Central Nebraska Science and Engineering Fair kid in Franklin, Nebraska on February 27th. Results of this fair were as follows: (Junior Division) Andrea Hays: 1st in Biochemistry; Philip Hinrichs: 2ndin Botany; Terry Quadhamer 3rd in Botany: Chad link 4th in Botany; Joshua Johnson: 1st in Chemistry; Corey Rei: 2nd in Chemistry; Micklle Underhill: 3rd in Environmental Scientis; Lee Fritson: 1st in Zoology, (Senior Division) Kandy Hunt Tied for 1st in Behavioral Social Science; Mary Pollock: 2nd in Behavioral and Social Science; Mike Dorn: 1st in Biochemistry Kim Evers: IstinBotony Brad Quadhamer 1st in Chemistry; Tim Hays: 1st in Computer Science; JeielSandes: 1st in Engineering; John Kelso: 1st in Environmental Science; Branch Johnson: 1st in Medicine d Health; Russell Largent 1st in Microbiology; Valerie Toelle: 1st in Physics. Many of Ik students received cash awards, certificates, and scholarships for their efforts. Jerel Sanders was selected 2nd overall winner. This ranking entitled him to compete in Ik International Science Fair in Knoxville, Tennessee. Kandy Hunt and Russell Largent were selected as alternates. They also attended tk International Science Fair in Knoxville, Tennessee. 52 SCIENCE FAIR Jerel kids Ik trophy k won for his science lair project Eleven HQdrelh Students who exinbiied projects in the Central Nebraska Regional Science Fair in Kearney received medals and ribbons. Medal winners were: Robin Hinrichs, Jeitl Sanders, Kandy Hunt, Brandi Johnson, Tim Hays, Russell Laigent and Andrea Hays Ribbon winners were Kim Evers and Valerie ToeDe, (blue) and Kristi Mietzner amd Michelle Under!, (red). Jerel Sanders was chosen the overall winner in Physics and Chemistry. He received a trophy and a $150 Bicai Sachlleben Scholarship to be used in ary Nebraska College or University. A high ranking at the Science Fair in Kearney enabled Kandy Hunt, Russell Urgent, and Jerel Sanders to compete at the Nebraska Academy of Science at Wesleyan Univeisily, on April 15th. KandyandRusselreceiveda certificate and a $25 scholarship. Jerel placed 3rd in the meet, received a certificate, a $25 scholarship and an engraved plaque. He was chosen as an alternate to attend the National Academy of Science next year. Russel Urgent, Jerel Sanders, Kandy Hunt and Debbie Schlantz am chosen to attend the International Science Fair in Knoxville, Tennessee. £ v ' IBS Kristi, Robin, and Valerie receive their awards from Mr. Lienemarm al the HiJdrcfli Science Fair. The speech lean of 1987-88 had a very successful year. Many first year and ittuniiiig students received excellent rating. Conference speech was held February 29th at Chester. On March 17th members of the speech lean traveled to Trumbull to compete in the District Speech Contest Hie lean accumulated 1)3 total points, 8 points behind the District chanpioos, to earn fourth plaoe. Students who received a Superior rating induded: Kris Don, Mileah Panfer,Trisha Jelden, and Jerel Sanders. Students who received an Excellent ratio; included: Leann Johnson, lanel Kruse, and Tam Link The Stale Speech.Conlest was held March 25th, 1988, at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. Those qualifying for the Stale Speech Coolest included: Janel Kruse in Oral Inlerpietaion of Poetry, and Tani Lindau in EntertainmeiilSpeakint Results from the Stale Speech Coolest are as follows: Janel receivd ratiogs of excellent in both rounds of pieliminarycompetition. Tami received superior ratings in both rounds of preliminary conpetition;. Tani also qualified for the final round of conpedtioo, in which her performance earned her a sixth place ranking amoung all Class D Enteitanimenl Speakers in the Stale Janel and Tani participate in the Stale Speech Meet n Voice of Democracy Winners: Dan Benz, Kre Dorn, and Jay Sevea BACKROW: Kris Dora, Jay Severa, Scott Schwartz, Jerel Sanders, Tin Hays, Dan Benz. MIDDLEROW: Valerie ToeOe, Tina DeJooge, Janel Kruse, Leann Johnson, Trisha Jelden, Tami Lindau, Kin Evers. Mileah Parte. FRONT ROW: Brandi Johnson, Becky Casper. The Fieshmen class looks over their driver’s «L scrap books. ASH MEITNER DWAYNE PUTNAM TERRY QUADHAMER 62HCHTH GRADE tr' V u wv TABOR FlSe SARA PARSON'S SCOTT GARRETT ANDREA HAYS JOSHUA JOHNSON Die seventh grade class got into the suing of high school quickly this year with many new activities. Moving to a new class and a different teachereach hour was quite a new experience. They also enjoyed participating in volleyball, football, track, pep club and band. Sara Parsons joined the class this year. She previously attended school atMacoa Gass officers were: President: Corey Red; Vice-President Andrea Hays; Secretary: Troy Schurmann; Treasurer Joshua Johnson. Tbdr Sponsor was Mr. Mahler. f • V A COREY REL TROY SCHURMANN ■ ft'SEYENTH GRADE ’«i J u UULi ■U rri M n I JJU Li U —J Hang on tighl Coicy and Tcny 7th graders study weapons from the Revolutionary War. The fifth grade had a very busy aod exciting )tar. Band was a new eiperience enjoyed by the class. The students especially enjoyed their trip to the Stuhr Museum for the H. A. T. S. program (Heritage Activities for Today's Students.) and a visit to the Hastings Museum for their field trip One of the many interesting projects they worked on was keeping journals. They also corresponded with students from Canada and shared this information with the sixth grade students in social studies class. Fifth and sixth grade students madepinatas at Christmas lime in coordination with their study of Mexican culture. Fifth graders work on Christmas present. AMY MIS mm ms mu mi Tlm$ LEFT SI EMU Anyone following in the tracks of the third and fourth grade classes this year would have found the experience to be led with fun-packed and exciting activities. The students participated in the Heritage Activities For Today’s Students, (H.A.T.S.) program, at the Stuhr Museum in Grand Island in November. The children prepared for this adventure by learning a number of traditional folk songs sung by pioneers of this area, discussing the life of the pioneer Nebraskan, and making minature sod houses and Indian tepes. Then the students spent a day at a rural school house at the Museum where they used qi pens,1880's textbooks, and slates. ’’TT JENNIFER JELK1N • r : VAUGHN KING MICHELLE MAHLER . )'■ ■ | SARA MIETZNER CM mm A STEP mm I GUDE ME Students also took a field trip to Kearney in the spring. read 1000 books by (he end of the year. As eachbook was end of the year the rads' wound around the classroom walls several rimes. Gretchen Boon, a fourth grade student who previously attended school in Franklin joined the class at the beginning of the year and Kandy Hint, a senior, spent one class period each day as a student aid io the third and fourth grade classroom. WECOSDGRADE JONATHON GARRETS JASON HALUM LAURE STUEM JC ICIIflM MRS. WRIGHT grcatyear. Oncoflhdr most editing units of study was a study of family life in Ik 1880's. Students made candles, the 1880's. They talked about the responsibilities that come with family life and participated in the Humanities Acbvieies for Today's Students (R A. T. S.) Program at wmm MRS. FRITSON Ut 1587-88 Junior class presentd ‘SecondTimc Arouni' Cast members were: Mary Morris as Marion as Violet Pendergast; Jay Severa as Mr. Cappleman; Tina Julie Schmidt as-BelindaDockpin; BradFuerst as Morgan Dockpin; Russ Largent as Uncle Chester; Kris Dorn as the Cab Driver. the play was directed by Miss Matulka, assisted by student director, Becky Casper. Mr. Hays is the class sponsor. Technical crew consisted of Jared Benz, Janet Kruse, Tim Hays, and Brad Quadbamer. Uncle Chester glares at Marion Wit CUSS PUY ter tries to talk his way out of another situation. In the prata of Donald Payton's ttoee-actcomcdy, Iky Run In On Family,’ preparations were being made as the home team, the Central High Frogs, met their toughest opponent, the Northview Nomads. As game day approached, Coach Pennywinner was confronted by Mrs. Sped, president of the Booster Brigade, because of their lack of a victory in the last 25 games. Although Coach Pennywinner believed that the true value of sports cannot he measured in the win column, he was pressured into promising to quit coaching if the Fro$ lost to the Nomads. All looked well for Sam Ptrmywinner, a coach with a sports motto forevery occasion, but then gloom and doom set in on Coach Sam's life when his new secret play was mistakenly given to the Nomads, and his two star players become sidelined for the game that will decide his future as a coach. Awards Night was held on Monday, May 16(h. Awards icccwd wac as Mow: Fulurc problem solving learn members received oertificales and medals from their sponsors. Jay Severa received e National Math Award Most valuable volleyball player was Shelly Hogelani Troy Space was awarded the most valuable football player. The awards for most valuable basketball players went to Tami Lindau and Scott Schwartz. Track athletes of the year were Scott Schwartz and Trisha Jeldea Athlete of the year awards were presented to Kandy Hunt and Scott Schwartz. Science fair certificate and medals were presented to Kandy Hunt, Russell Urgent, and leiel Sanders. Mike Dorn and leann Johnson received music awards Kimberly Anderson, Brent Toelle, Angi Mietzncr, Valerie Toelle and Deonis Day were recognized for perfect attendance Merit awards for leadership, citizenship, chancier, cooperation and scholarship were awards! to Kari Hemje, Mike Garrett, Tina DeJonge, Tami Lindau and Scott Schwartz Ptp club merit award went to Trisha Jeldra. The National School Traffic Safety Program sponsored by the American Auto Association provided certificates andcash awards to Jason Hallam, AndyBunger, Brian Scburmann, and Chad Lindau for their excellent posters on traffic safety. Tami lindau and Janel Kruse received speech (tricatos and medals for their ratings at die Stale Speech Contest The two students in each class 7 through 12 with the highest academic average received awards. They were as follows: Tami lindau and learn Johnson; Brad FuerstandJaySevera; Tina Dejonge and Kris Dong Kristi MietzncrandVabieToclle; Stacy Knaus and Kari Hemje; Corey Red andTroy Schumann. TRIACnvmES AND AWARDS After the presentation of awards, the evening concluded with the crowning of the 1988 Activities King and Queen. This years'candidates were: Trisha Jeldea; Janel Kruse; Tami lindau; MikeDom; Troy Space; and Brent Nelson last year’s King and Queen of Activities, Carol ■ Hogeland and Cris Eynon presented ire crowns and capes to Tami lindau and MikeDom. Students then danced to the music of Sounds UoUed with Kelly Wamken D. I SCHOLARSHIPS Idieth liens Quh Scholarship: Sicily Hogeland: Alternate: Brent Nelson Macon Lions Craig Bauer Memorial Scholarship; Kendall Black; Alternate: Shelly Hogeland McCook Community College Walsh-Brady Science Scholarship: John Kelsa Hildreth Education Association Scholarship: Leann Johnson; Alternate: Janel Kruse. Central Nebraska Science and Engineering Far Scholarship: KandyHunL Nebraska .Academy of Science Scholarship: Kandy Hut Hildreth limess Scholarship; Scott Schwartz and Learn Johnson; Alternate: KandyHunL Farmers CtHrp Grain and Supply Company Scholarship: LeannJohnson; Alternate: Tami lindau Kearney Stale College Dean's Scholarship: David FuersL Central Commmity College Scholarship: Trista Jeldea Kearney State College Cooperating Schools Honor Schobship: Kandy Hat Stale Bank of ffildrcth Scholarship: Janel Kruse; Alternate: Brent Nelson Univeisity of Nehraska-lincoln Regents Scholarship: Tami lindau Jostens Foundation Scholarship: Learm Johnson Alternate: Tami Lindau. Nebraska Anny National Guard Entistment Scholarship: Troy Space, David FuersL and Mile Dora QueenTami Lindau Team 'A' receives certificate from Governor Orr in recognition of their win at the Stale Problem Solving Bowl. 80 PROM Hie Junior class poses in (heir pm outfits. Tun serves coffee to Mr. Havs. Brad welcomes evayooe to the t Seniori get together for a group picture at the Junior-Senior Prom. '.JaneSteinkrager. Oo Saturday, May 14ft, the class of 1988 proudly marched into the gym for the last time as seniors ofHHS, while Bradley Fucist played 'Pomp and Circ ffllslance,. Pastor Kcmcft Seven of Si Pcicr's Lutbcrau Qrnch gave the invocahn and Richard B. Kimbrough of Crete, Ne. addressed the Semoc and thdi guests. lane Blum sang a beautiful song, The Wind Beneath My Wings’, which was dedicated to the parents of the Senior Class. Salutatorian, Leann Johnson and Valedictorian,Tami lindaugaw their addresses. Mr. Alt then proudly presented the graduating class of 1988 and Jerry Quadhamer presented diplomas to the Seniors. Kandy Hunt read a very touching poem which she had written for her classmates. Following the presentation of scholarships and awards by Virginia Wiegand, Jane sang Tts Had to say Goodbye'. The ceremony came to a close as Pastor Severa read the Benediction and the graduated seniors made their way out of the gym «dy to mow on. It was hard to say good-bye, but we went our separate ways to make on own paths in the world CUSS JlMti $51 cm com m ctotmji Senior girls stand in the front of the auditorium during graduation. Brent receives his diploma from HHdicth School Board Prcadent, Jenyr Quacftamer. Speaker, Richard B. Kimbrough addresses the Hildreth Seniors. Julie and Jay lead the Semen into the gym. GRADUATION ifljm vatii® wax La i mi jaw V§l) ffl mn$n 0i mu vlso, jt HlCMtL Ml DO Ml m mi mu dM mvi mm hen Him Willi mil totjMiv mu vhkju m x. Wivj jinn SCOW 0 SCMtfZ I%ISM Lit JtLDBL m won met m WO: Wft £0 HHO$ Dll M LWS. 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