Johnson Brock High School - Eagle Yearbook (Johnson, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1979 volume:

Activities Editor Sandy Rogge Organizations Editor Karen Gerking Sports Editors Arlan Holthus Don Riggins Academics Editors Jane Dunekacke Diane Gerdes Grades Editor Linda Caspers Junior High Editor Cheryl Gerdes Senior Editor Linda Steffens Under-Classman Editor Brenda Boellstorff Index Editor Marcia Remmers Co-Editors-in-Chief Velda Hothus Leslie Boellstorff Advisor Miss Brenda Bauermeister Photographers Marty Brown Steve Clark Staff Kealye Lewis Joe Bednar David Hawley Did you ever notice how differently people think about the same things? What one person thinks of as con- servative, another thinks is radical. It all depends upon their outlook. It’s like everone sees the world through their own private window. Some peo- ple's windows are beautiful and ornate — like church windows. Oth- ers are simple and old-fashioned — like a four-paned window. Still others are clear-faced and open — like a picture window. Some are rose col- ored and some are broken and dirty. The point is that everyone has dif- ferent opinions — every man’s is dif- ferent, and yet every man believes he is right. And that is what we’re try- ing to show in the 1979 EAGLE — everyone’s opinion, everyone’s out- look on the 1978-1979 school year. Holly Gerdes, Kathleen Brgggeman. and Jenny Stutheit share their opinions during study hall Some people feel the world is wonderful and intricate, almost as If they were looking at it through this window 2 Members of the crowd reveal their different reasons for coming to a basketball game RaLonda Lewis and Marc Cooper show a different outlook on study halls than that of the girls on page two You are the window through which you must see the world George Bernard Shaw 3 ' 'V The different attitudes towards singing are reflected by the posture and facial expressions of the members of the chorus Marc Cooper waits for time to pass It is not doing the things we like to do, but liking the things we have to do. Goethe 4 Lisa Volker struggles along during basketball practice Kevin Swanson and Jeff Broady take their afternoon naps Mark Nelson. Kevin Simmons, and Mike Gilbert come to school because they enjoy being with their friends What should a person be involved in at school? Should he do his lessons and go home? Should he participate in every activity he can possibly cram into his crowded schedule? School can be whatever he wants it to be Some go to school to prepare themselves for their future lives, some for the fun of now. and some because they haven't any choice Some go to school primarily to develop their mental ability, some for their physical ability, and some for their artistic ability. People attend school as members of the crowd or as loners Some try to do their best — and others try to get the best out of others. Some sharpen their own competitive powers and some learn to support other peo- ple. School can be the focal point of a life, or it can be something that drags on, taking a big chunk out of the day, when there are better things to do It all depends on the outlook, the window it is seen through. It helps if the outlook is favorable since most people have to go to school, and most for thirteen years — which can be an awfully long time to be miserable, because you hate school. Bottom left Sophomore boys take advantage of their time to talk with each other Bottom right Kelly Stutheit and her escort dressed up for the social event of the school year — prom 5 The more you do the more you are Angie Papadakis ACTIVITIES Hopelessly Devoted to J-B Fans may have felt a little hopeless after the football game on October 6. The D-V Jets defeated the Eagles 60 to 22. However their true devotion showed when a large crowd gathered in the gym to dance to the Dusty Blue band. King Ryan and Queen Linda reigned over the festivities. Pep bend shows their spin! during an Eagle yardage gam Kevm Swanson escapes his Elmwood attackers 8 Ojeen Linda and King Ryan beam happily Lmda Caspers and her crew work on the decorations on the southwest corner of the school grounds 9 And the Farce Goes On Star Wars is. back People attend- ing the fall play may have felt like they were traveling through a time machine. One moment they were hearing a familiar barnyard song sung by mftmbers of a spa called McDonald's Farm. The next minute creatures from a distant galaxy were honking and glipping and planning the destruction of the world and the E.l.E.I.O. May the Farce Be With You was directed by Mr Jim Buffington. ABOVE What do we do now. SupertHam?BELOW indi-gestion' What was that you said KP-37 Johnson-Brock s own version of Superman r„. PrnntRow Jane Dunekacke Dennis B.dne Diana Sohnhdz K.m Alexander Kate Bruggemann Sheila Simpson Dave Borrenpohl Rod Alexander. Brenda Boetlstortt Sandy Sohn- ££ Uf jM?nat f i J kins Second Row Dawn Bidne Pam Ottemann Keify StuffSrt Steve Clark Mark Caspers Molly Gerdet Kev.n Swanson jack Hawtey L.nda Casper. Sh ®dTi dR Aioeds Lisa Gauchat David Hawley Sandy Rogge bon D.rksen Jon Jenkma Tammy Oestmann Mark Diking Jenny Stuthe Michelle Brehm Susan Bohlmg Joe Bednar Karen Gerk.ng Jayne Wagner You Know It's Going to Be a Long School Year When . . . you have to start reading Goldilocks and the Three Bears your only claim to fame is winning the Mr Leggs contest for excitement 12 you have to take a remedial P E class to teach you how to crawl Mrs Behrends gets that strange twin kle m her eye you hear a neighboring school has just had a bout with lice and your cheerleaders are doing some pretty strange scratching the ketchup gets taken away because of an inno- cent little fight 13 Carnival Comes to Town Marcia Remmers studies her word dance music Are Kim and Don really that funny? Rod settles down among the flowers for a nice long nap The sly wolf runs away with the beauti- ful daughter CAST Front Row. Karen Gerking. Kim Gerking. Jon Jenkins. Susan Bohlmg. Pam Ottemann, Linda Caspers. Michelle Brehm, Tim Alberts. Diane Gerdes. Sandy Rogge. Second Row. Miss Bauermeister. Don Dirksen. Mark Dierkmg. Brenda BoellstorTf. Cindy Betts. Marcia Remmers. Kim Oestmann. Third. Brad Bohlmg. Rod Alexander. Jay Eitzmann. Kris Reed. Kevin Swanson. Tim Gob- ber. Arlan Holthus LEFT A final sign of respect for the Super Spy. Walter Mitty ABOVE The better sides?? This year, the school had a different dimension in the spring play. Miss Bauer- meister chose a play, A Thurber Carnival, consisting of 15 small skits, all by James Thurber. Some of the highlights of the play were: when the trees fell over on Rod, when the hammock broke, and cre- ating cars, trees, and flowers out of card- board. 15 Juniors Weave . . . Kevin. Don. and Dennis use crepe paper to create a drop ceiling. A. - A V Sandy puts the finishing touches on the mural The Juniors began planning for Prom deciding on the theme, decorations, and date for the event. On Friday, April 27, the class took the whole day to dec- orate. This year, the Juniors proved to be the speediest decorators, taking only one school day and one evening to accomplish the transformation. Joe (olds a star to decorate the door- way Karen places a star on the starcase in the SW corner of the gym Brad weaves the ceiling for Prom 16 ... a Dream! One rainy spring evening, April 28th, the Juniors, Sen- iors and guests gathered at the gym in Johnson for the annual Junior-Senior Prom. A successfully kept secret was the theme, Dream Weaver. As it turned out, the Prom theme coordinated with the Seniors colors, shades of blue, and the motto. The finished starcase complete with angel hair (he Dream Weaver theme is brought out in lettering over the head table The band. Magnum, gets down with the music ABOVE Pat Liewer and Diane Gerdes admire the decorations AT LEFT Prom Waiters Delbert Jeanneret. Phil Piper. Dave Borrenpohl. Jon Jenkins. Jeft Robson, Dale Remmers Wait- resses: Wendy Shuey. Tammy Oest- mann, Dawn Bidne. Holly Gerdes, Diane Alexander. Jenny Stutheit 17 Everyone's a Winner! Crowns, awards, music, drama, and food were all a part of Activities Banquet this year. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Jayne Wagner as Activities Queen and Bob Jeanneret as Activities King. Trombone Trio provides music for the Athletic Banquet Jayne reacts to her crowning Gerdes CMan e Ger d os' eresa Oestmann. Rhonda Bruggemann. Dawn Bidne. Marcia Remmers. Sandy Rogge. Sheryl 18 ROYALTY hreshman Attendants Kim Gerkmg. iim uoDDer Junior Attendants Hnonoa oruggemann moo Alexander uueen Jayne Wagner King Bob Jeanneret Senior Attendants Sandy Rogge. Ryan Eitzmann Sophomore Attendants Wendy Shuey, Dave Borrenpohl Leslie narrates the Advanced Speech skit David Hawley gets violent as Kelly accuses him OUTSTANDING SENIORS Girl Athlete. Jayne Wagner. Music. Sandy Rogge. Boy Athlete. Ryan Eitzmann. Drama. Susan Bohling 19 21 Speech Team Beings Home Trophies The J-B speech team had an especially exciting year in 79. The team took the first place trophy at the Homsteader Con- ference speech contest at Dawson-Ver- don. Several individuals, Duet-Acting and Oral Interpretation of Drama won medals at the Conference contest. The One-Act play won first place at the J-B Invitational One-Act play contest. Three weeks later, after the Conference speech contest, they came home with the number one trophy from the District contest in Nebraska City where they competed against 15 other schools. Out of the winning effort came four individu- als who qualified for the state contest. That winning effort proved what team spirit really is about when freshman Tim Alberts filled in at the last minute for Sandy Rogge, who was ill. SPEECH TEAM Front Row. Mr James Burlington. Scott Gilbert. Karen Gerking, Sandy Rogge. Jayne Wagner. Leslie Boellstorff. Oawn Bidne. Jane Dunekacke; Back Row, David Hawley. Tim Alberts. Kelly Stutheit, Susan Bohling, Sheryl Gerdes, Linda Caspers. Velda Holthus. Marcia Remmers JUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORS Rod Alexander Brad Ambroz Connie Bassinger JUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORS Jim Blinde Brenda Boellstorff Jeff Broady Dennis Bidne 23 For the School They Stride. . . With Pride Band uniforms hide a variety of fashions including — Jenny Stutheit s blue jeans Our band direcior really hopps to it mwTFRT RAND Front Row Shervi Gerdes Wendv Shuev Linda Gerdes Kim Alexander Jane Dunekacke Susan Bohhng Second Row Tammy 0« R nnJUren Ger fl Back Row OinKtor Mr Mark Hopp Jackie Hawley Margaret Bednar JayEit mann Rod Alexander Bob Jeanneret Dale Rammers MattOestmann JUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORS Rhonda Bruggeman Steve Clark Don Dirksen Jay Eitzmann 24 Percussionists. Jackie Hawley and Margaret Bednar concentrate on a difficult pas- The pep Band sets IK Mil Itx IK Homecoming gam The 1978-79 Pride of the Eagles band did it. They received a superior rating at District Music Contest in Auburn on April 20th. Although the band had its discouraging moments, they pulled together and came through in a winning effort During the year the Pep band gave a concert at the Good Samaritan Center in Auburn and the Concert band performed twice. They per- formed first at the Midwinter Concert held on February 6 and finally at the Spring Con- cert on April 9. Which shows . . . together we can do it! Majorettes: Sheryl Gerdes. Teresa Oestmarm 25 CHORUS MEMBERS Front Row Tim Alberts Scott Gilbert Tyson Boeiistorft Delbert Jeanneret Tim Gobber Second Row Mati Oestmann David Hawley Rod Alexander Joe Bednar Dennis Bidne Jay Etomann Back Row Lloyd Buchmeier Ryan Eit mann David Stahl Bob Jeanneret Lee Moerer CHORUS MEMBERS Front Row Linda Grotnan Sandy Rogge Karen Gerkmg. Diane Gerdes Kim Gerkmg Jackie Hawley RaLonda Lewis Michelle Brehm Lots Hoffmann Leslie Boellstortf Second Row Sandy Schnhol Kris Reed Diane Sohnholz. Teresa Blmde Marcia Remmers Cheryl Gerdes Teresa Oestmann Kim Alexander Kim LaVigne. Kim Oestmann Third Row Sheryl Gerdes Vetda Hoithus. Linda Caspers Keaylye Lewis. Cindy Snowden Janyne Wagner Rhonda Bruggemann Pam Ottoman Susan Bohlmg Dawn Bidne Back Row Kelly Stuthert JUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORS Lois Arlan Hoffman Hoithus Pam Ottemann Kris Reed 26 • • ACCOMPANISTS Jayne Wagner Tammy Haack Marcia Remmer Karen Gerk- A Blend of Voices CHORUS . . . beginning the year with practice for trie Christmas concert which was held unseasonably early on Novem- ber 30!. . .a new director to get used to, Miss Eldonna Hazen, student teacher from Peru . . . attending the Homes- teader Conference Choral Clinic in Cook . . . receiving a Good at contest . . . girls always coming in late from Short- hand class ... an end-of-the-year treat from Mrs. Milstead. A mixture ol Seniors end undergraduates sing Bridge Over TrouBled Water at the May 13the commencement ceremonies JUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORS Don Riggins Carla Rippe Todd Simmons Let's Pick Up the Tempo . . . J-BONAIRES . . . 7:30 a m. practices . . . “Best of the Beach Boys . . . performing at the Conference Choral Clinic . . . Vocal Music Stu- dent Teacher, Miss Hazen . performing at the Peru Clinic . . Mrs. Milstead bringing rolls and juice to one of the morning practices . . . “Ease on Down the Road . work- ing hard for contest . . . “Name of the Game” . . . receiving a Superior at contest . . practicing for the concert . . . ending the year with a party at the Pizza Hut. J-BONAIRES Sheryl Gerdes, Diane Gerdes, Sandy Bogge. Marcia Remmers, Rhonda Bruggemann. Dawn Bidne. Teresa Oestmann, Susan Bohlmg. Jett Robson. Rod Alexan- der. Don Dirksen. Dennis Bidne, Bob Jeanneret, Tim Alberts. Joe Bednar, Tim Gobber Susan Bohling eases on down the road JUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORSJUNIORS J-BONAIRE ACCOMPANISTS Karen Gerkmg. Jayne Wagner, Tammy Haack. Marga ret Bednar Sheila Sandy Simpson Sohnholz Kevin Swanson Dave Thomas 28 Choreography for Name of the Game divides the J-Bonaires SOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORES STAGE BAND ACCOMPANISTS Jayne Wagner. Jackie Hawley. Rod Alexander. Bob Jeanneret STAGE BAND Front Row, Rhonda Brueggemann, Velda Holthus, Kelly Stutheit, Teresa Oestmann, Second Row, Diane Alexander. Jenny Stutheit. Diane Gerdes. Sandy Rogge, Back Row. Steve Clark. Kim Gerking. Kevin Swanson. Joe Bednar STAGE BAND . . . tryouts practicing at 3:09 performing at the Midwinter Band Concert getting a new director a cou- ple of weeks before contest . practicing and practicing for con- test . . receiving an Excellent at contest . . finishing the year by performing at the Stage-Band-J- Bonaire concert. Diane Alexander Music Winners Early morning practices staying after school . performing at the spring concert . . trying to hear your pitches practicing when only half of the group show up day of con- test only one chance perform- ing . . . relief . . was it worth it? . you decide Gtrts Se tet Front Row Cindy Betts Cheryl Gerdes Leslie Boeiistortt Back Row Tammy Haack Linda Grotnan Karen Gerkmg Keith David Kathleen Mark Bohling Borrenpohl Bruggeman Caspers 30 Tf,P Tf Front Row l sa Voider Pam Ottemann Linda Caspers Jane Dunekacke Back Row Margaret Bed nar Kim Gerkmg Holly Gerdes Kim Alelander LisaGauchat Soloists Front Row Leslie Boeilstortf Jayne Waoner Back Row Tammy Haack Susan Bohi.ng Marcia Ram- mers Sandy Rogge VekJa Holthus Not Pictured Sheryl Gerdes Boys Octet Front Je� f RoOson Second Row Tim Albens Bob Jeanneret Tim Gobber Third Row Don Orksen Dennis Bidne. Top. Joe Bednar Not jDMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSQPHOMORESSOPHQMORFSftOPHnMnRPg Jane Dunekacke Holly Gerdes 8 Randy Gerdes Marvin Hazen 31 Students in Action The Student Council . . . serving at parent- teacher conferences . . adding a new member, the GAL representative . . maintaining the pop machine organizing games for our Christmas recess . getting authority to buy the leaper . . . holding the Easter Convocation this was all part of being a council member Student Council Members Top to Bottom Ryan Eitrmann Pam Ottomann Kevin Swanson Diane Alexander Dave Borrenpohl. Kim Gefktng. Tim Gobber Jenm Pugh Marcia Remmers. Linda Grotrian K� m Gerkmg and Marcia Remmers refill the schools thirstiest item Ryan Eit mann tries out the councils new machine the dreaded Leaper SOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORES Delbert Jeanneret Jon Jenkins Kealye Lewis Jeff Oestmann 32 Committing Memories to Paper Late night meetings potato chip fights . past due dead- lines frantically searching for copy . . meetings during homeroom . . . thinking of unprintable captions . . . wish- ing your pages were done . . . telling stupid jokes eating at the Pizza Hut. Bet you didn't know all this went into a year- book! Potato chips and onion dip go hand m hand with writing copy for Brenda Boellstorff u checks out The Even editors need help Manual Yearbook Staff Front Row David Hawley Diane Gerdes Karen Gerking Dawn BKJne Miss Brenda Bauermeister advisor Second Row Sandy Rogge Linda Caspers Jane Dunekacke VekJa Moithus Km Reed Brenda Boeiis- lortf. Leslie Boellstorff Third Row Linda Steffens Cheryl Gerdes Marcia Rammers Don Riggins Steve Clark. Kealye Lewis. Arlan Holthus SOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORES Tammy Oestmann Philip Piper Dale Remmers Jeff Robson 33 Cheering in the rain, arguing on the bus, decorating for Homecoming, working in the shack, ringing the victory bell, throw- ing popcorn, enthusiastic pep rallies, for- getting to wear your uniform;-making it to Pep Club is . . . your seat right after the buzzer rang, singing silly songs, crying after losing an important game, going crazy on clash day, and endless cabinet meetings. Varsity Cheerleaders Jenm Pugh Susan Bohlmg Rhonda Bruggeman Sandy Rogge Diane Gerdes Tammy Oestmann Pep Club Cabinet Pam Ottemann Susan Bohkng. Linda Grotnan. Kim Gerkirvg Karen Geriung Lmda Caspers. Diane Alexander Sandy Rogoe Cheryl Gerdes Leslie Boetlstortf, Connie Bassmger Jayne Wagner Lmda Steffens Not pictured Marcia Rammers SOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESSOPHOMORESFRESHMENFRESHMEN Wendy Shuey Jenny Stutheit t Lisa Volker Tim Alberts Kathleen Bruggeman snitches some popcorn during an exciting j-B Basketball game Bob Jeanneret crashes through the hoop held by Rhonda Bruggeman and Jenni Pugh to symbolize the start of another J-B football game Pep Club Front Row Diane Schnholz Kim Alexander Kim LaVigne Kim Gertung. Teresa Blmde Tammy Haack Cindy Jenkins. Lisa Gauchat Margaret Bednar Michelle Brehm. Kim Oestmann Second Row Lisa Volker Linda Gerdes Kathleen Bruggeman Dawn Bidne Wendy Shuey Jenny Stutheit. Diane Alexander Jane Dunekacke Jackie Hawlejr. Cmdy Betts Lois Hoffman, Third Row Dennis Hoch, sponsor Becky Gauchat Kris Reed Sheila Simpson Karen Gerkmg Pam Ottemann Carla Rippe Brenda Boeiis torff. Connie Bassmger Sandy Sohnhotz. Lynn Conley sponsor Fourth Row. Marcia Remmers Linda Steffens Jayne Wagner Teresa Oestmann Leslie Boeilstortf Cheryl Gerdes. Linda Caspers Kelly stutheit. Linda Grotnan Not pictured Holly Gerdes Cmdy Snowdon FRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMEN Kim Alexander Margaret Bednar Teresa Blinde Tyson Boeilstortf 35 JB Lettermen Top Row. Marty Brown. David Stahl. Bob Jeanneret. Lloyd Buchmeier. Ryan Eitzmann. Lee Moerer. Mark Dierkmg. Marvin Bohling. Second Row. Todd Simmons. Don Dirksen. Jim Blmde. Rod Alexander Kevin Swanson. Joe Bednar. Jay Eitzmann. Jeff Broady. Dennis Bidne. Brad Ambroz. Third Row. Dave Borrenpohl. Jeff Robson. Steve Clark. Don Riggins. Arlan Holthus. Keith Bohling. Alan Riggins. Bottom Row. Mr Sam Smith, sponsor; Mr Todd Mahoney, sponsor What it Takes To DETERMINATION 'if CONCENTRATION FRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMEN 36 EXHILARATION J-B women got equal rights this year when they established a new organization, the GAL or Girls' Athletic Letterwinners Activities and accomplish- ments of the GAL were a T-shirt sale, freshmen- sophomore volleyball tournament, volleyball par- ents night, basketball spirit week, valentine cake raffle, track week and a sweet sale Not bad for the first year! The J-B Lettermen held their annual girls' and boys' freshman-sophomore basketball tourna- ment in January They also set up the conces- sions stand during some of the tournament games GAL members Back to front beginning at left. Linda Steffens. Cheryl Gerdes. Linda Caspers. Teresa Oestmann, Jenni Pugh. Sandy Rogge. Kelly Stutheit. Jayne Wagner. Susan Bohlmg; Second Row. Mrs Judy Grotrian. sponsor, Karen Gerkmg. President-elect and News Reporter Linda Grotrian. President. Sheryl Gerdes. Secretary. Pam Ottemann. Trea- surer; Rhonda Bruggemann, Third Row. Carole Obermeyar. sponsor; Linda Gerdes. Kathleen Bruggemann. Wendy Shuey. Sheila Simpson. Diane Gerdes, Diane Alexander. Diane Sohnholz. Becky Gauchat Be a Letterwinner... DEDICATION FRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMEN Kim Gerking Tim Gobber Tammy Haack 37 39 Scoreboard Football Volleyball J-B OPP 20 Nemaha Valley 20 12 Adams 40 16 Murdock 18 36 Elmwood 46 28 Table Rock 12 22 Dawson-Verdon 60 14 Elk Creek 52 12 Odell 22 J-B Points first OPP 15-8.15-7 Murdock 5-15.9-15 Auburn 15-6.0-15.12-15 Nemaha Valley 15-13.15-5 Sterling 7-15.3-15 Adams 15-7.15-10 Lewiston 9-15.17-15.3-15 Elmwood 3-15.15-6.8-15 Southeast 0-15.13-15 Douglas 5-15.5-15 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Table Rock 16-14.6-15.15-13 Sterling 4-15.6-15 Lewiston Girls' Basketball J-B OPP 30 Nemaha Valley 33 16 Auburn 48 35 Fairfax. Mo 79 28 Murdock 40 24 Elmwood 35 33 Syracuse 41 33 Falls City Sacred Heart 31 36 Tecumseh 49 40 Sterling 35 15 Lewiston 41 23 Pawnee City 34 HOMESTEADER TOURNAMENT 22 Table Rock 46 26 Humboldt 51 64 Elk Creek 19 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 16 Nemaha Valley 20 Boys' Basketball J-B OPP 73 Nemaha Valley 19 46 Table Rock 44 39 Adams 57 40 Fairfax. Mo 56 46 Murdock 38 50 Elmwood 49 49 Sacred Heart 56 46 Dawson-Verdon 44 44 Sterling 47 44 Lewiston 46 46 Pawnee City 70 HOMESTEADER TOURNAMENT 56 Douglas 59 49 Humboldt 67 37 Elk Creek 45 54 Southeast 56 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 54 Nebraska City Lourdes 55 FRESHMANFRESHMANFRESHMANFRESHMANFRESHMANFRESHMANFRESHMANFRESHMANFRESHMANFRES Jackie Hawley Kim LaVigne RaLonda Lewis Cindy Jenkins 40 Cross Country They Run For Fun FIVE BOYS PARTICIPATED IN CROSS-COUNTRY THIS YEAR .. STOP ... DAVID HAWLEY FINISHES 48TH IN THE SYRA- CUSE MEET . . STOP FOR INFORMATION ON HOW TO GET TO CORYELL PARK AND BACK ON FOOT BOTH THE SHORT AND THE LONG WAYS SEND TEN DOLLARS TO THE CROSS-COUNTRY GUYS .. . STOP . . A REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ON THE SHORT WAY HAS BEEN RECEIVED FROM JOHN SCHULZE ..STOP... TOP Alan Riggins strides out LEFT Cross-Country coach Mr. John Schulze. Don Riggins, Dennis Bidne, Alan Riggins. Joe Bednar, David Haw- ley FRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMENFRESHMEN Matt Oestmann Cindy Snowden Diane Sohnholz 41 J-B Team Changes to 8-Man Johnson-Brock begins eight- man football program stop . . . table rock badly beaten by John- son-Brock stop . . . because of technical difficulties Johnson- Brock is having a rough season stop . . . Elkcreek, Odell and Adams were set against the Eagles due to the big change stop ... Mr. Samuel Smith of Brock has been crowned king of Football Trivia for the county of Nemaha in the state of Nebraska stop. . . Jeff Broady helps Jay Eitzmann charge through opposition's line Front Row. Phil Piper. Dave Borrenpohl. Brian Boellstorff. Dale Remmers, Randy Gerdes. Matt Oestmann. Tim Alberts. Scott Gilbert; Second Row, Jay Eitzmann, Don Dirksen, Jeff Broady. Rod Alexander. Jim Blinde. Kevin Swanson. Jon Jenkins. Jeff Oestmann, Jeff Robson. Tim Gobber. Back Row, Video-person. Mark Caspers. Student Managers. Arlan Holthus. Brad Bohling and Keith Bohlmg. Mark Dierkmg, Dave Stahl, Marc Cooper, Bob Jeanneret, Lee Moerer, Ryan Eitzmann. Lloyd Buchmeier Assistant Coach. Steve Senff, Head Coach. Sam Smith = t SENIORS Mark Dterking. Dave Stahl. Ryan Eitzmann. Lloyd Buchmeier, Bob Jeanneret. Lee Moerer. Marc Cooper STARTING EIGHT: Front Row. Lee Moerer. Jim Blinde. Bob Jeanneret. Jett Broady. Dave Stahl. Back Row. Don Dirksen. Rod Alexander. Ryan Eitzmann FACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTY Duane Arends Sophomore Class Sfwnsor, Biology. World Geography. Eighth Science Brenda Bauermeister Seventh and Eighth English. American Lit- erature. German. Annual Staff Sponsor, Spring Play Georgina Behrends Librarian. James Buffington Ninth English. Tenth Speech. Advanced Speech. Business English. Enalish Liter- ature. Fall Play. Speech Team Spon- sor. Chess Club Spon- sor 43 Dave Stahl s form strikes again Forget crazy legs. try some Krazy Glue FACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTY DECISIONS. DECISIONS. DECISIONS DECISIONS. DECISIONS. ETC Lynn Conley An. Elementary Physi- cal Education. Pep Club Sponsor. Asst Girls Basketball Coach Judy Grotrian General Business Accounting. Office Occupations. Shon- hand. Junior Class Sponsor. G A L Spon- sor. Business Contest Sponsor Assistant Volleyball Coach Dennis Hoch First Semester Instru- mental Music. Asst Pep Club Sponsor Mark Hopp Second Semester Instrumental Music 44 Karen GerKing psyches out the other team with her high Jayne Wagner getting ready to return a serve serve FACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACULTYFACUI.TYFACULTY Todd Mahoney Ninth Science. Gen- eral Math, Terminal Math. Applied Sci- ence. Chemistry. Head Basketball and Track Coach. Asst J-B Club Sponsor Ron Meyer Physical Education. Typing. Head Basket- ball and Track Coach Karen Milstead Vocal Music. Fresh- man Class Sponsor Carole Obermeyer Eighth Math. Eighth Home Economics. Advanced Sewing. Family Living. Head Volleyball Coach. G A L Sponsor 45 Front Row, Linda Grotrian, Linda Caspers. Jayne Wagner. Sheryl Gerdes. Linda Steffens. Sandy Rogge. Marcia Remmers. Kelly Stutheit. Head Coach Mrs Carole Obermeyer Second Row. Susan Bohling. Carla Rippe. Becky Gauchat, Diane Gerdes. Sheila Simpson. Pam Ottemann, Karen Gerkmg. Connie Bassmqer. Assistant Coach Mrs Judy Grotrian Third Row. Jenny Puqh. Wendy Shuey. Tammy Oestmann. Diane Alexander. Kathleen Bruggemann. Jenny Stutheit. Dawn Bidne. Cheryl Gerdes Back Row, Tammy Haack. Teresa Blinde. Margaret Bednar. Kim Gerking. Kim LaVigne. Kim Alexander. Kim Oestmann. Linda Gerdes. Diane Sohnholz facultyfacultyfacultyfacultyfacultyfacultyfacultyfacultv John Schulze Shop, Trades and Industries. Senior Class Sponsor. Cross Country Coach Steve Senff Eighth Social Studies. American History. Guidance Counselor. Student Council Spon- sor. Asst Football and Basketball Coach Rosalie Simones Special Education Junior High, Physical Education, Junior High Track Coach Sam Smith Math. Head Football Coach, Head J-B Club Sponsor 46 Volleyball G A L. FRESHMEN-SOPHOMORE TOURNEY WON BY JOHNSON-BROCK STOP ... MRS. OBERMEYER WAS IN A HARD PRACTICE TODAY WITH HER GIRLS PRE- PARING FOR THE ' BIG GAME STOP ... THE NEW VOLLEYBALL STANDARDS AREN'T AS MUCH FUN AS THE OLD ONES BECAUSE THEY'RE NEXT TO IMPOSSI- BLE TO KNOCK DOWN STOP JOHNSON-BROCK ANNHILATES STERLING IN TWO SETS 15-7 AND 15-10 STOP .. . SENIORS BEING RETIRED SANDY ROGGE . . LINDA STEFFENS . . . SHERYL GERDES . . . LINDA GROTRIAN ... MARCIA REMMERS ... JAYNE WAGNER ...STOP . . Becky Qauchat illustrates the joys and the sorrows of playing volleyball 47 You mean they're the other team?! Front Row, Margaret Bednar. Teresa Blinde. Jackie Hawley. Wendy Shuey. Dawn Bidne. Lisa Volker. Kim Gerking. Kim Oestmann Top Row. Ron Meyer Head Coach. Susan Bohling. Sheryl Gerdes. Jayne Wagner. Linda Grotrian. Rhonda Bruggemann, Pam Ottemann. Becky Gauchat. Miss Lynn Conley Assistant Coach, and Diane Sohnholz Student Manager The basketball girls form a J-B in practice, a tribute to their limitless talents Girls' Basketball JOHNSON-BROCK HAS WINS AND LOSSES . . . STOP . COACH MEYER AND HIS TOUGH GIRLS . . STOP JOHNSON-BROCK OVER STERLING IN A BITTER BATTLE 33-31 . . . STOP . . SOUTHEAST GAME CANCELLED DUE TO SLICK ROADS . . STOP . . THE EARTHLY REMAINS OF TWENTY-ONE M M COOKIES WERE FOUND IN THE BROCK GYM . . STOP . .. Sheryl Gerdes concentrates on dribbling around an oppo- nent Front Row. Marc Cooper. David Hawley. Don Riggins. Dennis Bidne. Ryan Eitzmann. Rod Alexander. Jay Eitzmann. Don Dirksen. JeffBroady. Joe Bednar. Kevin Swanson Second Row. Scott Gilbert. Tim Gobber. Todd Boellstorff. Jon Jenkins. Phillip Piper. Jett Oestmann. Keith Bohlmg. Dale Remmers. Brad Bohling Top Row. Head Coach Todd Mahoney. Marvin Bohlmg. Assistant Coach Steve Senff Ryan Eitzmann experiences the thrill of victory while Jeff Broady and Dennis Bidne attest to the fact that there is agony in defeat 50 Boys' Basketball DUE TO BLIZZARD WEEPING WATER GAME CANCELLED . . . STOP ... THE YINGYANGS RAN TEN BUNCHES OF STAIRS UNDER THE HEAD HONCHO TODD MAHONEY ... STOP . .. THE SEASON CON- SISTED OF FIVE WINS AND ELEVEN LOSSES ...STOP... Contrary to contemoorary belief Groucho Marx is not dead, but lives on in Johnson Nebraska VARSITY Bottom Row. Marc Cooper. Jon Jenkins, Jeff Broady. Dennis Bidne. Don Dirksen. Kevin Swanson. Top Row Jay Eitz- mann, Don Riggins. Joe Bednar. Ryan Eitzmann. Rod Alexander. David Hawley, Head Coach Todd Mahoney Track J-B TRACK TEAM Matt Oestmann. Jeff Robson. Philip Piper. Joe Bednar. Dennis Bidne. Steve Clark. Alan Riggins. Don Riggins, Don Dirksen. Bob Jeanneret. Marty Brown, and David Borrenpohl. Student Managers Holly Gerdes. Jenny Stutheit. Head Coach Mr Todd Mahoney 52 Front Row Head Coach Ron Meyer. Rhonda Bruggemann. Becky Gauchat. Diane Gerdes. Pam Ottemann. Linda Caspers. Jayne Wagner. Student Manager Jenni Pugh Back Row Margaret Bednar. Teresa Blinde. Tammy Haack. Kim Gerking. Michelle Brehm. Student Manager Dawn Bidne After a successful hand off. Sheryl Gerdes Don Dirksen takes a rest between runs at the District track meet Dushes to win the race GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ TRACK TEAMS FAIRLY SUCCESSFUL. . STOP . . . MANY MEETS CANCELLED DUE TO A SOGGY TRACK. . STOP . . . HEAVY RAINSTORM DRENCHES J-B TEAMS AT SYRACUSE INVITATIONAL CAUSING MANY COLDS .. STOP.. TRACK POND INSPIRES COACHES TO SUGGEST HAVING SWIM TEAMS INSTEAD OF TRACK TEAMS. . STOP . END OF SEASON TRACK PICNIC TOPS OFF THE SEASON. STOP As you can see. the girls really work hard at their track meets S3 HALLELUJAH! Don Dirksen goes flying down the track on the first leg of the 880 yd relay Karen Gerking and Jayne Wagner show vast amounts of enthusiasm during a volleyball aame Sergeant John Schulze of the 7th Cavalry on the lookout for a band of ren- egade runners 54 Connie Bassinger ' moves to the groove during a vol- leyball game 56 Isn't it wonderful how God made everyone dif- ferent? Nobody's the same No matter how far you look, you'll never find someone who is exactly like you, or exactly like your friend. You’re different, you're special, you're you! During the 1979 school year, the students, especially the seniors, suddenly started discover- ing more about themselves. They found that they weren't carbon copies of each other — they each had different talents, different ideas, different fea- tures that made them special They stopped expecting themselves to be good at everything, and they stopped laughing at everyone who had a style different from tneir own. They stopped try- ing to make everyone agree with what they did or what they thought. They stopped being members of the crowd and started being themselves. They let others express opinions that they didn't agree with. They learned the golden rule of friendship — to listen to others as you would have them lis- ten to you. Tim Alberts likes to sing Joe Bednar likes to study 56 Tammy Oestmann likes to shake pompoms Marcia Remmers likes to play basketball w Arlan Holthus likes to paint pictures Bob Jeanneret likes to cook soup Linda Grotrian likes to play with little kids Seek not every quality in one individual. Confusius We are of different opinions at different hours . . . When people disagree, it makes for a lot more excitement. It's really bor- ing when people sit around saying yes, I agree, I agree.” Classes are more enjoyable when students argue over dis- putable points instead of agreeing with whatever the teacher or the text- book says. Club meetings get more done when members openly express their opinions — a lot more people are satisfied with the final results, too. And there is nothing more frustrating than trying to decide which movie to go to when all anyone will say is I don’t care.’' Jett Broady shows what he thinks about getting his picture taken 58 Sandy Rogge. Dennis Bidne. and Jayne Wagner prepare for the fall play Becky Gauchat cuts and pastes for the prom LEFT Don Dirksen shows off his new hippo . . . but we always may be said at heart to be on the side of the truth. I may not be better than anyone else Senior girls show off their beautiful prom dresses . . . but at least I'm different. Voltaire Steve Clark plays Peek-A-Boo The senior basketball girls show their favorite style of shooting baskets You don't always encounter the neat kind of different — sometimes you meet up with the strange kind of different, the bizarre kind of different. Everybody likes to do those wild and crazy things once in a while and there are some, whose entire outlook is rather unusual, to put it mildly. There are those people who enjoy putting frogs in lockers or pulling fire alarms or setting off smoke bombs. There are people who can make a con- versation composed entirely of the word Later.” There are those who get a strange thrill out of turning teachers' desks around backwards or tying hangman’s nooses in the shade pulls. There are even people who can trip over a chalk line. These people take fierce pride in being different. They try so hard to be different, they often seem a little weird. These are the people that provide a comic relief to the everyday life at school, and they are some of the person- alities about whom stories will be told to future generations. If you have knowledge, let others light their candles at it. Margaret Fuller BUS DRIVERS Mr Melvin Marshall. Mrs Donella Cruikshank. Mr Boyd Wakelin. Mrs Elzada Schneider. Mrs Elvera Jenkins. Mr Edward Oestmann Not Pictured Mrs Marcille Bohlmg Behind the Scenes ABOVE Large attendance at school board sessions prompted a move of the meetings to the cafeteria BOARD MEMBERS: Mr Ross Sandfort. Mr Eiber Alberts. Mr Eldon Bohling. Mrs Bette Boellstorff, Mr Marvin Caspers and Mr Terry Broady: FAR RIGHT Mr William Snyder. Principal. RIGHT Mr R W Remmers. Superintendent 64 LEFT Mrs Lois Eaton. (Brock cook) forces cold spaghetti on Mrs Mil- dred Marshall (Brock cook) and Mr Melvin Marshall (Brock custodian) BELOW LEFT Mrs Margaret Piper. Johnson secretary BELOW RIGHT Mrs Bette LaVigne. Brock secretary Mrs Wilma Wagner and Mrs Lois Harkins, administrative sec- retaries tackle some of the federal forms the school is required to fill out. Intellect, Participation and Hard Work CHESS TEAM Front Row. Brad Bohl- mg. Jackie Hawley. Michelle Brehm. Dale Remmers; Middle Row. Jay Eitz- mann. Jeff Robson. Mr Buffington, sponsor. Don Dirksen. David Hawley. Back Row. Tim Alberts. Steve Clark. Mark Dierkmg. Marvin Bohlmg. Keith Bohling, BOTTOM LEFT Custodian. Mr Don Grotrian BOTTOM RIGHT Custodian. Mr Orville Bergman 66 This year Johnson-Brock had four student teachers to break in. Miss Eldonna Hazen, Vocal and Instrumental Music, Mrs. Joyce Boslau, Englsh and Miss Loma Pollman, Business All three ladies came during our second quarter of high school. Mr Rick Spears came during the fourth quarter. He taught shop. All of the student teachers attend Peru State College TOP LEFT: Student Teacher, Mr Rick Spears. 4th quarter TOP RIGHT: Boys' State Alternate. Arlan Holthus. Girls' State Alternate. Karen Gerking; Girls' State, Pam Ottemann. Boys' State. Steve Clark. BOTTOM Student Teachers. Miss Eldonna Hazen, Mrs Joyce Boslau. Miss Loma Pollmann, 2nd quarter 67 We've Got Qchmartz! TOP RIGHT Mr Bill Snyder cleans up during Homecoming CENTER FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Lisa Gauchat. News Reporter; Teresa Blmde. Vice President; Tammy Haack. President. Margaret Bednar, Secretary; Cindy Jenkins. Treasurer; BOTTOM LEFT; BRAIN BOWL Velda Holthus. Mr Steve Senff. sponsor. Leslie Boellstorff Not pictured Marcia Remmers BOTTOM RIGHT Our foreign exchange student. Silvia Carvalho Silva, holds her country's flag She came from Brazil and stayed with the Bidne s while she was here 68 TOP LEFT Mark Caspers. Voice of Democracy Speech contest winner ABOVE SCHOLASTIC LETTER WIN- NERS Back Row, Leslie Boellstorff, Susan Bohlmg. Jayne Wagner. Sandy Rogge. Sheryl Gerdes. Connie Bas- singer. Arlan Holthus. Velda Holthus. Front Row, Karen Gerking Wendy Shuey. Jenny Stutheit. Diane Gerdes, Kim Gerking, Kim Oestmann. Jane Dunekacke Not pictured Marcia Rem- mers LEFT SENIOR CLASS OFFI- CERS Mark Dierking. News Reporter Linda Grotrian. Treasurer. Sheryl Gerdes. Secretary; Linda Caspers Vice-President. Not Pictured Marcia Remmers. President BOTTOM LEFT PERU BUSINESS CONTESTANTS Front Row. Leslie Boellstorff. Kim Oestmann. Kelly Stutheit. Sheryl Gerdes. Linda Caspers. Jenni Pugh. Linda Steffens; Second Row. Mrs Grotrian. Kim Gerking. Susan Bohlmg. Jayne Waqner. Linda Grotrian. Cheryl Gerdes, Third Row. Velda Holthus. Marvin Bohlmg. Marty Brown. Sheila Simpson. Brenda Boellstorff. Diane Gerdes Back Row. David Hawley. Arlan Holthus. Steve Clark. Todd Boellstorff. Connie Bassinqer. Lisa Volker Not pictured, Marcia Remmers. Sandy Sohnholz and Cindy Betts 69 I have never let my schooling TOP LEFT Mr Ron Meyer, excited about another day of school, comes tearing through the parking lot TOP RIGHT Kelly tries her wheels in Child Development class ABOVE LEFT SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Jon Jenkins. Trea- surer; Jenny Stutheit. President. Kathleen Bruggemann. Vice- president, Randy Gerdes. Secretary News Reporter ABOVE RIGHT Don Dirksen looks very excited about reading his Lit RIGHT Mrs Karen Milstead strikes a familiar pose interfere with my education Mark Twain TOP LEFT Sandy Sohnholz studying hard' during American Literature class TOP RIGHT Jeff Broady tinker- ing with a motor in Shop class LEFT JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dennis Bidne. News Reporter. Joe Bednar. Treasurer. Jeff Broady. Vice President. Karen Gerkmg. Secretary. Connie Bas- smger. President BOTTOM LEFT Arlan Holthus and Don Riggins totally enioyma German class BOTTOM RIGHT Rhonda Bruggemann and Pam Ottemann acting “normal “ 71 APRIL CREfc'liNOS The best thing about growing older is that it takes so long. — Walters Kemp 73 Tract Ahntholz Martin Antholz Jason Armknecht Brian Baack Mane Barnett Marian Bednar Sandra Blmde Eric Eden Jeffrey Fossenbarger Bobbi Grotrian Mitchell Hahn Jason Knippelmeyer Ryan Knippelmeyer James Laux Jan Mane Nichols Tyson Oestmann Amy Ottemann Traci Stutheit Teacher Irene Seeba First Grade Carson Antholz Chris Armknecht Vicki Behrends Frances Bohlmg Philip Butler Usa Gebers Jeffrey Gerdes Shelly Gerdes Leonard Gilbert Michael Grove Alicia Guenther Russell Haack Matthew Hahn Nancee Harney Delbert Jones Kellie Lambeiet Christina Michel Renae Schmeider Kendra Smith Michelle Smith Jeremy Stutheit Billy Jack Waring Teacher Patrice Kinmson Teacher Linda Vogel Not pictured Eric Bowen Second Grade Melissa Ahntholz Blaine Ambroz Michelle Barnett Dana Bidne Brittany Buffington Usa Connolly Amy Jo Dunekacke Travis Gartner Charlotte Gauchat Crystal Gerdes Elaine Henderson Becky Hoch Cindy Hoover Angela Kohrs Claude Michel Jane Oestmann Travis Rader Brian Rakes Anne Reimers Steven Smith David Waring Teacher Maxine Smith 75 Andy and Julie wait to be dismissed from school Third Grade Elizabeth Allen David Asplund Andrew Black Timothy Bowen Karen Casey Russell Fisher Amy Fossenbarger Jennifer Gilbert Patty Grotrian Tracy Hanelme Julie Harney Shelly Holland Elizabeth Huntley Keith Machaehe Brian Nichols Kim Nichols Mindy Oestmann Lori Phillips Jeff Shuey Samantha Smith Teacher Ruby Burr Not pictured Jeff Wieckhoist 76 Terri Jo Armknecht David Bohling Ricki Broady Stephen Buffington Peggy Dettmer Lisa Eden Dawn Gartner Kathy Grotrian Diane Grove Renae Haack Terry Hahn John Hanelme Timothy Housh Shelly Lambelet Charles Laux Todd Nichols Lonnie Oestmann Tonya Rakes Amy Snyder Mamie Waring Teacher Jackie Kelsay Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Lon Alexander Machaela Antholz John Dunekacke Barbara Fossenbarger David Grove Colleen Hauptman Brenda Jenkins Pohl Longsme Lance Michel Paul Moerer Kathrena Nichols Sherri Oestmann Scott Speckmann Kristi Stutheit Tina Wieckhoist Teacher Elaine Patras 78 Sherri keeps busy but John appears to have plans other than doing school work Sixth Grade Dea Lynn Ahntholz Carol Bednar Carne Boellstortf Jeame Bray Curtis Brehm Kristine Cadwalender Katie Casey Brian Clark Paul Connolly Jett Eitzmann Debbie Gerdes Dawn Hazen Laune Holland Tim Holthus Jon Jones Gary Longsme Troy Rakes Lori Reimers Ann Riggins Kathleen Riggins Amy Rogge Scott Snyder Julie Stephens Brad Volker Teacher Arlene Henderson Jett listens intently to Mrs Henderson s lecture 79 Seventh Grade Marlin Bergmann Beth Boellstorff Julie Bohling Marilyn Bohling Marlin Bohling Don Cadwallender Stephanie Gauchat Judy Gebers Phillip Gebers Julie Gilbert James Grotrian Gail Jeanneret Tim Lewis Richard Michel Darren Oestmann Dale Ossowski Mike Rowe Kent Stutheit 11 Phillip Gebers and Mike Rowe try to figure out how Phillip is going to run ABOVE Seventh and Eighth grade swing choir boogie to the beat of the music A good book draws Michelle Barnett and Katrina Housh together 80 Eighth Grade Mary Buchmeier Arlis Caspers Carol Clark Lori Fisher Unda Gerdes Mike Gilbert Sandra Grotrian Shelly Hauptman Shela Haynes Mark Hoffman Katrina Housh Paula LaGuardia Lori Fischer proudly displays her 83 to the enthusiastic eighth grade girls The Seventh grade boys contemplate their next track practice 81 JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Front Row Linda Gerdes. Paula LaGuardia. Katrina Housh Second Row Lisa Rowe. Lori Fisher. Shela Haynes Third Row Carol Clark. Denise Rippe. Sandy Grotrian Fourth Row Christy Piper. Mary Buchmeier. Arlis Caspers Fifth Row Julie Bohling. Miss Lynn Conley. Christine Volker Sixth Row Marilyn Bohling. Stephanie Gauchat. Gail Jean- neret Seventh Row Judy Gebers, Julie Gilbert. Beth Boellstorff Mrs Milstead directs the Junior High chorus during a concert Front Julie Gilbert. Phillip Gebers. Katrina Housh. Marilyn Bohling. Denise Rippe. Julie Bohling. Arlis Caspers. Christy Piper. Sec- ond Dale Ossowski Beth Boellstorff. Mary Buchmeier. Vicki Speckman. Sandy Grotrian. Stephanie Gauchat. Kent Stutheit. Chris- tine Volker. Lori Fisher. Marlin Bergmann. Darren Oestmann. Linda Gerdes. Lisa Rowe. Shela Haynes. Back Richard Michel. Mar- lin Bohling. James Grotrian. Gail Jeanneret. Mr Mark Hopp JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' TRACK Back Row. Arlis Caspers. Mary Buchmeier. Sandy Gro- tian. Carol Clark Middle Row. Gail Jeanneret. Shela Haynes. Linda Gerdes. Katrina Housh. Christy Piper Front Row. Julie Gilbert Beth Boellstorff. Judy Gebers, Stephanie Gauchat, Julie Bohling JUNIOR HIGH BOVS BASKETBALL Back Row. Kent Stutheit. Mike Gilbert. Mike Rowe. Mark Nelson. Richard Michel Front Row. Dale Ossowski. Darren Oest- mann. Mark Hoffman. James Grotian. Mar- lin Bohling JUNIOR HIGH BOYS TRACK Front Row. Mark Hoffman. Tim Lewis. Marlin Bohling. James Grotian. Richard Michel Second Row. Kevin Simmons. Mark Nelson. Kent Stutheit. Mar- lin Beramann. Dale Ossowski. Mike Gilbert. Philip Gebers S3 85 Seniors are Never Forgotten, They Just Graduate Marvin Marc Bob Mark Marty Kelly Teresa Sheryl Linda Lee Ryan David Linda Susan Marcia Linda Leslie Cheryl Sandy Leslie Renee Boellstorff Martin Robert Brown Mj Susan Marie Bohling Our time has come to shine; Lloyd Dale Buchmeier Marc Alan Cooper Ryan Lee Eitzmann All our dreams are on their way. r V Linda Ann Grotrian Cheryl Ann Gerdes 89 Sheryl Suzanne Gerdes Velda Renae Holthus The world Teresa Dawn Oestmann Robert Dean Jeanneret begins to exist when the Lee Matthew Moerer individual discovers it. Jennifer Ruth Pugh Kelly Jo Stutheit Linda Sue Steffens Jayne Louise Wagner Seniors pick-up and move on to greater things “We made it . . . through being Freshmen, through selling maga- zines, through Prom, through all of our classes, and finally through Graduation. We made it!’’ For the first time J-B combined Baccalaureate and Commencement. The whole graduation exercise took place on May 13, 1979 at 3:00 p.m. Rev. Lowell Asplund gave the address, entitled “Making Life Worthwhile.’’ Giving the Salutatory address was Velda Holthus. Leslie Boellstorff gave the Valedictory address. Silvia Carvalho Silva, for- eign exchange student from Brazil, graduated with an honorary Dip- loma. Leading the 24 Seniors down the aisle were Junior Honor Guards, Pam Ottemann and Rod Alexander. Ushers were Diane Gerdes, Karen Gerking, Rhonda Bruggeman, Kevin Swanson, Jay Eitzmann, and Jeff Broady. The Senior class looks back upon the many memories they have had together with sadness, but also hap- piness, because Our Time Has Come To Shine, All Our Dreams Are On Their Way. Marvin Bohling shows his individuality by wearing his cap the wrong way The Senior Class sings The Halls of Ivy.' 92 Seniors Dream of the Future Senior girls sing of the memories'' they have had together Marching to Pomp and Circum stance ' is Silvia Carvalho Silva ABOVE Honor Guards. Pam Ottemann and Rod Alexander lead the proces- sional march LEFT Thinking of the future, the seniors change their tas- sels All glory comes from daring to begin. Eugene F. Ware or really clicking'' when performing a play or the peculiar silence you hear when studying by yourself on a sunny after- noon or goofing off when you're supposed to be reading The Scarlet Letter Many students get a strange lump in their throats, when, at the end of a school year, they realize that they have lost some- thing that they’ll never have again, that things will never be the same. This is obvious for the Seniors, after all, they are not coming back next year, they have started to put away their childish things, but it follows for everyone else as well. They may be coming back to the same school, but there will be change. They may lose a good friend, or make a new one. Perhaps one of their favorite teachers isn't com- ing back next year. A death may affect their families. But the big- gest change will be their own — they won’t be the same people next year, they will have grown a little more, they will have changed their outlooks in small ways . . . maybe all glory comes from daring to end, to say good- bye to things that are past. 95 Index Alexander. than — 17. 24 29. 32 35 37 46 47 Alexander Kim — 3. 24.26.31 33.46.4 36 37,lJ 43.50.61.63 93 Ambroz Brad - 16 22. 36 Ai ends Duane —43 B 8as� .naer Conme — 3.22.26 34 46 55 62 .89 71 Bauerme� ale . Brenda — 1.33 43 Bednar joe— i 6 10.11 16 22 35 26.28,89.3« 36.41 50 51 52. 71 m Bednar Maroare� — 24.25 26 31 39.46 47.4« 52 6 Behrei.de. ueorgma — 13. 43 Bern Cindy —15 26 30 35 47 69 B.Un«i. Dawn — 6.10. 11.17 18. 26. 28 29 30 33. 35 46 4 7 58 Bijro. Deoms — n. 16 23.26 Bhnde. Jim —23 36 4? 4? tt.noe Te a a —3 24 25 26 35 47 52 62 68 Boertstorff Brenda — 1 3 6. i� t 23.26.33 i5.6a Boeitetort Brian —3 24, 29 42 ™ Boeltetor ' . ehe — i 19 22 26. 31.33 34 35 68.69.67 88 91 or Todd — 29, 50 69 43 Irown 31 .e-an. Kathleen - - 1.11 37 46 47 70 Lggeman RhondB—3.6.18 24 26 28 29 0 34. 36 37. 49 52 54 61.71 84 cnme.er LiOyd — 26; 36. 42 84 88 91 uffmgton Jim — 11 43. 66 Caspers Linda — 1.3 9 11.12 15.22. 26 3’ 33 34 35 37 46 60 69 85 o8 9i 92 93 U K Caspers. Mark — 11.13 30 42 69 Clerk. Steve — 1.11.24 29 33 36 52 61 62 66 67.69 Conley Lynn — 13. 35. 44 48 49 Cooper Marc — 3. 4 12. 42. 43. 50. 51. 84 88 91 Hazen. Mervm — 5. 31 Hoch Dennis—13 35.44 Hoffman. Lois — 3. 26. 35 Holthus Arlan — 1. 3. 13. 33. 36. 57. 67 69 71 Holthus Velda — 1.22. 23. 24. 26 29 30 31 33 68 69 84 88 90 91 93 Hopp Mark —24 44 D Oehung Mark—8 9 10, 11. 42 43 66 69 88 91 Wrfcatn. Oon—10.11,14. IS. 26.28 31 36.42 41 r-0.5V 64 f 6 70 i CVirv ,n Jane—1,7 11.2 . 4 TfT 2 .31 � .35.6? 1 Jeanneret Delbert — 5, 7.17 26 32 Jeenneret. Robert — 8.9. 19. 24, 26. 28 31 35 36 42 43.52 53 57 63 84 85 88.90 91 Jenkins Cindy — 6. 11.26. 35. 68 Jenkins Jon —7.1011. 15. 17 24.32 38 42 50 51. 70 Btzmenn. Jay 51 66 J-f E tirnan LaVtgne Kim — 3. 24 26. 35. 38 46 47 60 Lewis Kealye — 1. 26 32. 33 Lewis. Raionda — 3. 7. 26 a«ch4 Becky 46 47 48 49 Galchat. Lisa - 35.36 68 Gerdes. Cheryl 35 37 46 69 Gerdes Diane - 24. 25 26 28. 39 47 52 69 Gerdes Holly — 47.52 Gerdes. Linda — 36 37 38 46 Gerdes Randy Gerdes Sheryl • 25 26 28 30 53. 57 60 61 Gerkmg Karen 23. 24 25 26. 37.45.47.54. Gerkmg. Kim — 26 27 29 31 47 48 49 52. Gilbert. Scott — 63 Gobber Tim — 32.37.42. 50 Grotnan Judy - Grotnan Linda 26 30 32 34 60 61 69 70 M — 3.6.25.26 35 37 52.59 — 3. 1 V 24. 26 31 -1. 12.26.30 33 34 87.91.93 -1.7.13. 15.17 18 29.30.31 33.34 37 2.6.11.17.31 35. 46.| -3. 8. 13.24.25. 35. 47 -24.31 42. 70 -6 8 11. 18. 22.24. 31.37 46 48 49 52 69 88 91.93 — 1.11.12.15.16.22. 27 28 30 33 34 35 61.67.69 71 3.8. 10. 14. 15. 19 24 32 34 35 37 38 46 69 22. 24. 26. 37. 42. 50. Mahoney 52 '1 Meyer Mislead 87.90 91 51. 43 84 52.62 Rammers Marne — 1 3 6.12.13. M 15 18 22.24.26.27 28 30 31.32 33 34 37 4h 48 57.60.61.68 69 84.87 90 9' 92.93 Rammers R W- t 4 Rmm Alan — 27. 36. 39. 41.52.83 Rmgms Don— 1 7 27 33 36 41 SO 51 52.62 71 R� ppe Carla — 3 6 26. 27 35 47 Robson Jeff — 5 17 26.28 31.33 36 42 5? 66 Rogge Sandy • 6 8 10.11 12.13 15.18 '9 2? 23 ? 26 28.29 30. 31 33 36 3 39 46 59 60.69 85 87 9’ 93 S Schui e John — 4 ’ S4 jfcft.BlevP - 4? SO 68 ue, Wendy - 8 1 7.19. 24 30 34. 35 3 46 47 48 49 69 S� � va Silvia — 68 93 J [ Simmons Todd — 27.$$ L Simpson Sheila — 3.6. 7 11 13, 24. • 28 30 35. 37 47 61 69 Smith Jason — 91 Smith Sam - 36 4? 44 63 Cindy -3 6 26 35.f) lliam — 64 68 Diane — 8 11 18 4i 46 48 Sandy — 6 25 26 15. 19 24.26. 28.31. 63 -6.37.44 45 46 69 — 6 8. 9. 12. 13. 24 35. 37 46 48 49 57. 84 87 91 93 0 Obermeyer Carole —37 45 CVstman� Jeff — 32.42 50 O', mann Kim —8.15. 2 39 4146 47 48 69 Oesimenn Man— 26. 41 42 Testmanr Tammy— 10 1 33.34 38 39 46.47.56. estmenn Teres.t — 18 2- . ’8 29 30. 35 3 88. 90 91 5 Oeefmenn Ram — 10.11.13 26 31 32 34 35. 37 47 48 6 3.67 71.93 t 35 38 Sta 6iL SJeftene. 34 35 H 93 J Slutheit jM 24 29 31j 70 mm Stutheitl 23 24 91 93 Sear.sorjepvir 16 24.28 29 • 3 67 6 9 26 35.42 43 1 16.26.28 . 42 43. 44 — 1.3 12.13.26.33 60 69 84 85 87 91 2 9 10. 11 17, 18 I 35 4 6 4 7 52. 58 69 — 5.8 10.11 19 22 35 37 46 69 70 88 n — 5. 7.8. 11.14 15 32.36 38 42 50 51 T i W Thomas.flevd nd - . n. 68? P Voiker usa —4 6 31.34 35 48.49. H Riper Philip —17 24.33.42-60 52 ick. Tammy - 30.31 35 37.46 47.52 68 Hawley David — 1. 11 19 22 25 26 33 36 41 50,51.52 66 69 Hawley Jackie — 7.11 24 25 26 28 29.35.48.63.66 Hazen Eldon na — 67 Pugh Jenm — 12.13. 24. 26. 30. 32 34 35 37 39 46 52 69 88 90 91 93 Reed Kns — 3. 6. 14.15 26. 33. 35. W I Jayne — 3 6 11 ■■■■■I 35. 37 45.46 48 94 52 54 59 60.61 69 85.88 91 93