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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1980 volume:

' i -♦V! ' J ■ - -� si- t.i -r-Tar � Where Its At Student Lit Seniors Undercl Faculty Sports Organizations Activities Index Pg.57 Pg. 75 Pg.96 Student Life. Student Life ... full of new and exciting ideas, that’s how the JB school year started out and our student body is still changing. For instance students are adjusting to new teachers, and teachers are adjusting to new students. Both the teachers and students had to adjust to semester tests, which were new this year. Mr. Cool” (Kevin Swanson) has struck again! Mr. Schulze Assists Jeff Broach and Rod Alexander in fixing a transmission. Decorating the lockers to show spirit for a big Diane Sohnholz displaying her enthusi- asm during a volleyball game. 2 Always Something New You're going to be sorry! Miss Hazen heading towards chorus. Another exciting day in study hall. Jane Dunekacke playing her French horn in pep band. Pam Ottemann modeling a new style of basketball warm-ups. Some other changes in JB were a new class schedule, which took some time getting used to since some students didn’t get to eat until 1:00 P.M. With the schedule change came the addition of some new classes ... Advanced Home Ec., Mass Media, Electronics, and Weight- lifting. Students also had new’ rules introduced to them this year. But by the end of the semester most students had adapted to them. 3 JB Takes On New Looks Thf ( reen Thumbers add the finishing touches to the classroom window . Since the beginning of the school year, Johnson Brock High School has been bursting forth in many areas. Besides new faculty, new students and new rules, our school, itself, has been taking on some new looks. During early fall, six Green Thumbers from Beatrice, NE, were busily doing the small, but important, tasks that added to the appearance of JB High. An interesting “new look” appeared on the school’s front lawn one late October evening. The clever sign attracted a few amazed looks the next day. 4 EDITOR: Connie Bassinger Would anyone like to buy a used school building?? EDITORS Sheila Simpson Kim Alexander SU0IN3S 11 CO 00 CO 00 CO 00 o CO 00 Todd. Brian, and Jon do the work of one. 12 Holly Gerdes Randy Gerdes EDITORS Brenda Boellstorff Kirn Gerking Miw Bauermeister and Mark Caspers flash their winning smiles for the camera. 13 Tim Gobber concentrate� on drilling a hole straight through a board. 14 17 Mr. Hopp and Carol Clark discuss music for Pep band. Working Our Way to the Top Cindv Jenkins looking over the goodies at the pep club bake sale. Mary Buchmeier flashes one of her winning smiles. Margaret Bednar and Lisa (iauchat busily washing a car at the pep club car wash. Tammy Oestmann. Wendy Shuey, and Diane Alexander demon- strating a new karate hold on Dale Remmers. 18 19 r a Marlin Bergmann Beth Boellstorff Julie Bohling Marilyn Bohling Marlin Bohling Stephanie Gauchat Judy Gebers Phillip Gebers Julie Gilbert James Grotrian Gail Jeanneret Tim Lewis Richard Michel Darren Oestmann Dale Ossowski Kent Stutheit Mike Rowe CLASS OFFIC ERS: President; Richard Michell Vice President: Darren Oestmann NOT PICTURED: Class Sponsor; Ann Knipplemeir 20 CLASS OFFICERS: Darren Oestmann. Rich Michel. NOT PICTURED: Debbie («erdes Laurie Holland Tim Holthus Gary Longgine Troy Rakes Lori Reimers Ann Riggins Kathy Riggins Amy Rogge Julie Stephens Brad Volker Dea Ly nn Ahntholz Carol Bednar Carrie Boellstorff Jean Bray Curtis Brehm Katie Casey Brian Clark Paul Connolly Christie Dickinson Jeff Kitzmann r a CLASS OFFICERS: Sponsor; Duane Arends News Reporter;Carrie Boellstorff President; Carol Bednar Vice President; Christie Dickinson Secretary; Amy Rogge 21 STANDING: Lori Reimers Debbie Gerdes Richard Michel Katie Casey Tim Lewis Julie Bohling Carrie Boellstorff KNEELING: Kent Stutheit Marlin Bergmann Amy Rogge Carol Rednar Judy (Webers Dale Ossowski Gary Ix ngsine NOT PICTURED: Jim Grotrian Curtis Brehm FIRST ROW: Gail Jeanneret Carrie Boellstorff m Rogge Jeanie Bray Carol Bednar Lori Reimers Judy (Webers Julie Bohling Dea Lynn Ahntholz SECOND ROW: Ann Riggins Laurie Holland Christie Dickenson Julie Gilbert Katie Casey Julie Stephens Kathy Riggins Stephanie Gauchat Debbie ( erdes Marilyn Bohling THIRD ROW: Kent Stutheit Richard Michel Darren Oestmann Jeff Eitzmann Brian C lark Tim Holthus Gary Ix ngsine Troy Rakes Paul Connolly FOURTH ROW: Tim Lewis Mike Rowe Marlin Bohling Marlin Bergmann Dale Ossow ski Phillip Gebers Swing Choir and Chorus 22 JUNIOR HIGH BOYS’ BASKETBALL First Row: Dale Osaowski, Marlin Bohling, Jim Grotrian. Richard Michel. Darren Oest- mann, Kent Stutheit. Phillip Gebera. Second Row: («ary Longsine. Paul Connolly, Troy Rakes. Brian ( lark. Jeff Eitzmann. Brad Volker. Coach R. W. Remmera. Not Pictured: Tim Lewis. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS’ TRACK First Row : Mike Rowe. Jim Grotrian. Richard Michel. Darren Oeatmann. Marlin Bergmann, Marlin Bohling. Troy Rakes. Brian ( lark. Tim Lewia. Brad Volker. Phillip Gebera. Dale Oaaowaki. Second Row: Paul Connolly, Jeff Eitzmann. Curtis Brehm. Gan l ongsine. JUNIOR HIGH BAND: First Row: Kathy Riggins. I aurie Holland. Lori Reimers. Julie Gilbert. Marilyn Bohling. Phillip Gebera. Katie Casey, Jeanie Bray. Second Row: Stephanie Gauchat. Dale Ossowski. Tim Holtus. Brian ( lark. Carol Bednar, Julie Bohling. Kent Stutheit. Darren Oestmann. Troy Rakes. Paul Connolly. Julie Ste- phens. Amy Rogge. Third Row: Gail Jeanneret, Debbie Gerdea. Marlin Bohling. Jim Grotrian. («ary Ix ng- sine. Richard Michel. Marlin Berg- mann. 23 JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL First Row: Debbie Gerdes, (tail Jeanneret, Marilyn Bohling. Julie Bohling. Stephanie Gauchat,, Julie Gilbert, Beth Boellstorff, Judy Gebers. Jeanie Bray. Second Row: Dea Lynn Ahntholz. Amy Rogge. Julie Stephens, Laurie Holland. Katie Casey. Kathy Rig- gins. Ann Riggins. Lori Reimers. Carol Bednar. Coach Rosalie Betts. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL First Row: Julie Bohling. Marilyn Bohling. Stepha- nie Gauchat, Beth Boellstorff. Judy Gebers. Second Row: Gail Jeanneret, Katie Casey. Kathy Riggins. Ann Riggins, Carol Bednar. Third Row: I)ea Lynn Ahntholz, Lori Reimers. Julie Stephens, Debbie Gerdes. Amy Rogge. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' TRACK First Row: Coach Ron Meyer, Lori Reimers, Dea Lynn Ahntholz. Second Row: Carol Bednar. Jeanie Bray. Laurie Holland. Amy Rogge. Third Row: Ann Riggins, Debbie Gerdes. Kathie Casey. Kathy Rig- gins, Julie Stephens. Fourth Row: Beth Boellstorff. Judy Gebers. Stephanie Gauchat, Julie Gilbert. 24 25 Paul. Barbara, and Kristi show in the way they sit their feelings toward studying. Top Row: Lori Alexander Machaela Antholz John Dunekacke Barbara Fossenbarger David («rove Colleen Hauptman Bottom Row: Brenda Jenkins Pohl lx ngsine Lori and David are both eager to go home after a full day of school. Top Row: Lance Michel Paul Moerer Bottom Row: Kathrena Nichols Sherri Oestmann Scott Speckmann Kristi Stutheit Tina Wieckhorst Mrs. Arlene Henderson 26 Renae Haack thinks peek-a-boo. Ricki Rroady is a little old for plating Hooray! School’s out! Top Row Terry Hahn John Haneline Timothy Housh Bottom Row Shelley I ambelet Lonnie Oestmann Tonya Rakes Melody Rehfeld Marnie Waring Mrs. Elaine Patras 27 Fourth Jeff Shuey is ready to go home after a hard days work at school. Top Row: Andrew Rlack Timothv Bowen Karen Casey Russell Fisher Amy Fossenbarker Jennifer Gilbert Bottom Row : Patty Grotrian Tracy Haneline Mindy Oestmann studies for a hig test. 28 Third Top Row: Melissa Ahntholz Blaine Ambroz Michelle Barnett Dana Bidne Brittany Buffington Lisa Connolly Bottom Row: Cyndie Dickinson Amy Jo Dunekarke Travis Gertner Charlotte Gauchat Crystal Gerdes Jane proudly displays her art project. Crystal rubs her eye while Amy patiently keeps on working. Top Row: Elaine Henderson Cindy Hoover Angela Kohrs Claude Michel Jane Oestmann Bottom Row: Travis Rader Brian Rakes Anne Reimers Steven Smith David Waring Mrs. Ruby Burr 29 Top Row: ( arson Antholz Chris Armknecht Vicki Behrends Frances Bohiing Eric Bowen Philip Butler Bottom Row: Lisa Gebers Dana Gerdes Jeffry Gerdes Shelly Gerdes Leonard Gilbert .Michael Grove Second Shelly smiles despite her cast. School is... being: bored five minutes before the bell rings. Top Row: Alicia Guenther Russell Haack Matthew Hahn Nancee Harney Kellie I ambelet Christine Michel Bottom Row: Ranae Schneider Kendra Smith Michelle Smith Jeremy Stutheit Billy Jack Waring Mrs. Maxine Smith 30 Top Row: Traci Ahntholz Martin Antholz Jason Armknecht Brian Baack Marie Barnett Bottom Row: Marian Bednar Sandra Blinde Eric Eden Jeffrey Fossen barker Traci answers Mrs. Vogel’s question with ease. Top Row: Bobbi Grotrian Mitchell Hahn Jason Knippelmeyer Bottom Row: Ryan Knippelmeyer Jimmy Laux Tyson Oestmann Amy Ottemann Trace Stutheit Mrs. Linda Vogel Not Pictured Jan Marie Nichlos 31 First Row; Jodi Behrends, Robyn Bruggeman, Brett Davis, Anne Dunekacke. Ryan Grotrain, Alexis LaGuardia. Second Row; Ellie Mav Little, Krystal Nichols, Jennifer Oest- mann, Jamie Rathbone, Amy Schneider, Jill Stutheit. Third Row: Jerry Cox. Fourth Row: Jordana Gartner. Fifth Row: Stephanie Gerdes. Sixth Row: Clavton Gravatt, Jay Grotrain. Nathan Grube, Lisa Hofker, Amy Kohrs, T.V. Lambe- let. Seventh Row: Chad Ottemann. Jennifer Piper, Traid Rader, Michael Sandfort, Mrs. Donna Lunzmann, Mrs. Irene Seeba. Jay, Lisa, Jordana. and Clayton are ready for action while waiting in line to go home. 32 33 Intellectuals who think, feel, and work. Mr. R. W. Remmera, Superintendent Mr. Edward Rastovski. Principal S( HOOL BOARD: Bette Boellatorff, Eiber Alberta, Terry Broady, Eldon Bohling, Roaa Sandfort, Marvin C aspera. 34 hnson looks: Viola Hahn. Dona Fisher, («aura Ottemann r' n ead Cook) Brock Cooks: Mildred Marshall. Lois Katon 36 Student Teachers: Kathleen Rogge. Mary Ann Mellor Mrs. Betts Mrs. Hahn Mrs. Groelz Mrs. Behrends Mr. Dods Mr. A rends 37 Mr. Meyer Miss Hazen Mr. Hopp Mr. Smith Mr. Stnff Mr. Buffington 38 BOYS’ BASKETBALL OPPONENT NEMAHA VALLEY -J)E d ;LE ROCK N (' LOURP1 ADAMS MURDOCK | ELMWOOD f r S H DAWSON VERDi iN STERLING LEWISTON WE 7EEPING W PAWNEE f IT HTOURNEY MURDOCK FABLE ROCK 5 w ELK CREEK EASTERN DIVISION PLAY 46 HUMBOLT 4t Z 54 ELK CREEK 52- 47 S.E. CONS. ... VOLLEYBALL J-B OPPONENT 1 MURDOCK 2 2 2 AUBURN NEMAHA VALLEY 1 1 2 STERLING 0 0 ADAMS 2 1 EfWISTON 2 0 ELMWOOD 2 t jf' STELLA SOUTHEAST 2 HOMES! rEADER TOURNEY 1 2 MURDOCK Lo ELMWOOD 2 PERU TOURNEY 2 NEMAHA VALLEY 0 2 WEEPING WATER 1 0 ELMWOOD 2 0 TABLEROCK 2 DISTRICT TOURNEY 2 STERLING 1 0 ELMWOOD 2 In Districts the team beat Douglas 78 to 59 and lost in an ago- nizing battle to Omaha Brow nell — Talbot 66 to 65 in overtime. The Big Guys Football this year took on a little different look and not because it was eight man, but because of a 4-5 record. This year it seemed that the team had a plague of injuries. Five seniors and at least 1 junior were injured during the season. The good leadership of the sen- iors, the coaching, and team work helped give the Eagles a better than average season. Senior Jay Eitzmann helps celebrate the home- coming victory even though he couldn’t help on the field. Band and Pep Club members look on in satis- faction. 41 Kevin Swanson struggle for that extra inch of ground! Front Row: Jay Kitzmann, Jeff Broady, Jon Jenkins, Jim Blinde, Joe Bednar. Middle Row: Rod Alexander. Kevin Swanson. TO GO DOWN Front Row: (left to right) Todd Boellstorff, Scott Gilbert, Tim Gobber. Dale Remmers, Stacey Richards, Jeff Oestmann, Brian Boells- torff, Phil Piper. Tim Alberts, Matt Oestmann. Back Row: (left to right) C oach Sam Smith. Dave Borrenpohl. Jim Blinde. Jeff Broady. Kevin Swanson. Rod Alexander. Joe Bednar. Jay Kitzmann, Don Dirksen. Jon Jenkins, Student Manager Brad Bohling, Coach Steve Senff. Back Row : Don Dirksen, 42 Don Dirksen put� all his effort into going that extra yard. Although we can’t tell who it is, we know it’s an Kagle on the run and bound to make good yardage. Jeff Broady puts his foot into the ball. 43 Volleyball Sheila Simpson sets one up for Kate. Kate Rruggeman spikes one down in the opponents court. In the 1979-80 season the volleyball girls under the coaching of Mrs. Carol Obermeyer and Mrs. Judy Grotrian, ended the year with a 7 and 9 record. Four of those losses were to one team, Elm- wood. This year the girls worked hard, starting in the middle of August and going until November. They had rhythm, style, and attack methods; in other words they had dedication to the sport. They improved 100% on all the existing records from last year. Kate Bruggeman was selected All Confer- ence, Diane Alexander was 2nd team and Linda Gerdes and Karen Gerking were Honorable Men- tion. The team also traveled to Lincoln for a Valen- tino’s pizza party and to watch some volleyball games at the University of Nebraska. 44 Diane (ierdes is substituting while the opponents look worried. TOl RNAMENT TEAM: Top Ron: Paula I aGuardia. Wendy Shuey, Kate Rruggeman. Karen (Jerking. Kim Alexander. Diane Gerdet, Dawn Bidne. Middle Row: Becky Gauchat. Diane Alexander. Sheila Simpson. Pam Ottemann. Bottom Row: Linda Gerdes, Kim Gerking. Man Buchmeier. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE TOURNEY TEAM: l eft to Right: Tammy Haack. Margaret Bednar. Katrina Housh. Kim Oestmann. ( hristy Piper. Teresa Blinde. Kim Alexander. Paula (.aGaurdia, Linda Gerdes, Kim Gerking. Kim LeVigne, Denise Rippe. Mary Buchmeier, Shela Haynes. Arlin Caspers, Linda Gerdes. Lori Fisher. Sandy Grotrian. 45 VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Front Ro : Rhonda Bruggeman. Diane Gerdes. Sheila Simpaon, Karen forking. Pam Ottemann. Becky Gauchat, ( aria Rippe. Second Row; Holly Gerdes, Jenny Stutheit. Kate Bruggeman. Diane Alexander. Wendy Shuey. Tammy Oestmann. I)a� n Bidne. Third Row : Coach Carole Obermeyer. Kim Oestmann. Kim LaVigne. Linda Gerdes, Kim Alexander. Kim Gerking, Teresa Blinde. Paula l,aGuardia. Coach Judy Grotrian. Fourth Row : Arlis Caspers. Katrina Housh. Sandy Grotrian, Christy Piper. Linda Gerdes. Shela Haynes. Denise Rippe. Lori Fisher. Mary Buchmeier. Top Ron: Margaret Bednar. Lisa Volker. Diane Sohnholz. Michelle Brehm. Cindy Jen- kins. Carol Clark. Jackie Hawley. Tamtm Haack. Becky this is no time to be saying a prayer, just get that hall over the net! SENIORS: Top to Bottom: Becky Gauchat. Pam Ottemann. Karen (Jerk- ing. Rhonda Bruggeman. Carla Rippe. Diane fordes. Sheila Simpson. The Distance Men While Mr. Schulze works out a strategy Bob Harvill, David Hawley. Alan Riggins, Dennis Bidne and Don Riggins, provide some crafty ideas. Dennis Bidne struggles to make up for precious time, lost while going up a steep hill. ‘ ?.'■ S-w Jst Don strides out to make that last mile. Bob Harvill grits his teeth while a timer gets ready to give him his finishing number. Sneaking by another runner. Alan Rig- gins keeps on trucking. This year the Cross Country team just couldn’t come up with the speed to win any meets. But due to the coaching of Mr. Schulze and the ambition of the 5 boys out for Cross Country they managed to make a good showing at every meet. Mr. Schulze urges David Hawley on just by being there. 47 BOYS’ BASKETBALL Top Row: Coach Steve Senff. Jay Kitzmann. Rod Alexander. Joe Bednar. Dennis Ridne. Jeff Broady. Don Riggins. David Hawley, Student Manager Mike Gilbert. Bottom Row: Mark Caspers. Dale Remmers, Keith Bohling. Jon Jenkins. Stacey Richards. Philip Piper, Jeff Oestmann. The Varsity Team 48 Top Row : Don Riggins. Mark Caspers. Jay Kitzmann. Rod Alexander. Joe Bednar. Dennis Bidne. Jeff Broady. Tim Gobber. David Hawley, Brad Bohling. Mike Gilbert. Second Row: Mark Hoffmann. Tim Alberts, Stacy Richards. Jon Jenkins, Keith Bohling. Jeff Oestmann. Dale Remmers, Philip Piper. Matt Oeatmann. Bottom Row: Coach Sam Smith, and Coach Steve Senff. Winning the Homesteader Conference Tourney of the Eastern Division was one of the highlights of a very successful year for the boys on the 1979-80 basketball team. The boys under the leadership of Mr. Steve Senff bounced to a 14-7 season. The boys got to play one of the best teams and State Cham- pions in class D, Filley, for the Homesteader Divi- sion Championship in Sterling but were defeated. The boys had high hopes at the Districts but had a heartbreaker as Brownell-Talbot defeated the Eagles in an exciting overtime game by the score of 66 to 65. As the season closed the boys looked back and decided that all the hard work paid off. Dennis Bidne and Jeff Broady made first team and Rod Alexander made second team in the Hom- esteader Conference Basketball team for the East- ern Divison. Hurry Jof. put it in before they figure out � here the hall is! LETS GOGETEM! Another perfect lay-up for Jay. Get your dirty hands off my ball! Don, don't drop the hall on your head. Please Jon this is no time to he doing a juggling art. SO GIRLS’ BASKETBALL A lot of hard work and desire during the season boosted the girl’s basketball record to 9-9 this year. New coaches, Ed Rastovski and Eldonna Hazen, had their work cut out for them as the coaches showed the girls new and exciting plays. The first game of the season turned out to be a loss to N-V, but exciting wins over Auburn and Nebraska City Lourdes made the girls understand that just one basket counts A LOTI The girls came back at Dis- tricts to beat the team that had beaten them the first game of the season. They defeated N-V by 2 points but lost to Adams. Becky Gauchat made honorable mention and Linda Gerdes and Wendy Sheuy made second team of the Homesteader Con- ference Basketball Team of the East Division. The girls had fun on and off the court. When you didn’t find the girls playing basketball you might look in the Home Ec. Room, at Miss Hazen’s place, or on the bus playing huckle buck. Top to Bottom: Wendy Shuey, Kim Oestmann. Rhonda gemann, Pam Ottemann. Teresa Blinde. Kim I afliiaMlia M o rnro rot IL«ln ir l i 111 111 M.Ctllv l.inHa (ifrtipK. Dawn RidfU . Top Row: Coach Eldonna Hazen. Jackie Hawley, Carla Rippe. Mary Buckmeier. Coach Ed Rastotski. Second Row: Tammy Haack. Shela Haynes, Margaret Bednar. Kim Oestmann. Third Row : Vicky Speckman. Tersa Blinde. Paula IjiGaurdia. I)awn Bidne. Kim Gerking. Bottom Row : Wendy Shuey, Pam Ottemann. Becky Gauchat. Rhonda Bruggeman, Linda Gerdes. 51 52 Here are the three Senior girls who led the 1979-KO team. The irl� gave the team leadership and ability. Pam Ottemann. Becky fauc- et Rhonda Bruggemann smile as they remember the good times in basketball they have had over the last 4 years. You expect ME to go into THIS basketball game! Is this w here I am supposed to stand? Pam tries to rebound the ball, while Daw n is batting flies away and Linda looks on. S3 BOYS’ TRACK The 1980 track season proved to be a good one for Mark Hoffman, who went to the State track meet in Omaha to participate in the 200 meter dash. The 2 mile relay team, made up of Don Riggins, David Borrenpohl, Dennis Bidne, and Bob Harvill placed 5th in Districts. The 400 relay team of Don R., Don D., Mark H., and Brian B., placed 4th. Alan Riggins placed 5th in the 2 mile run, with Mark Hoffman placing 4th in the 100 and 2nd in the 200 meter dash. Don D. placed 6th in the 330 low hurdles on his first and only run of the year in this event. The rest of the season w as fair due to the amount of injuries. Joe Bednar has a good chance of going to State in the pole vault, but was injured before Districts which pre- vented him from vaulting to his full potential. Over all, the season was better than last year’s by the slimmest of margins. TOP RIGHT: TRACK TEAM: Front, left to right: Mark Hoff- man, Todd Boellstorff, Brian Boellstorff, Don Dirksen. Stacey Richards, Jeff Oestmann. Back, left to right: Matt Oestmann. Bob Harvill. Dave Borrenpohl. Alan Riggins, Todd Simmons. Not pictured: Joe Bednar. Don Riggins, Dennis Bidne. BOTTOM RIGHT SENIOR TRACK BOYS: Todd Simmons. Don Riggins, Bob Harvill. Den- nis Bidne, Alan Riggins. Don Dirksen. Not pictured: Joe Bed- nar. 54 TRACK TOP RIGHT: Dave B. and Brian take a break from the long day at the J-B Invite. ABOVE: Christy Piper gets a good start on her way to a good finish at the J-B Invite. RIGHT: Pam Ottemann takes a flying leap in the long jump com- petition. BOTTOM: Tim Alberts is a wit- ness to the only time Joe Bednar really landed on the Porta-Pit during track season. 55 GIRLS’TRACK The 1980 track season came to a close on May 6, at Nebraska City where the Districts were held. The 2-mile relay consisting of Paula, Teresa, Lisa, and Pam placed. Marga- ret Bednar showed her ability by placing too. The team traveled to Peru, Adams Int. and to Nebraska City. The girls had most of their track meets along with the boys. The track season had its ups and downs; it was tough to go out and run with some of the best girls in the districts and to run hard. But with some nice weather and some nice looking guys it was all worth it. You call this track practice? Tersa Blinde. Fam Ottemann. Kim Gerking, Margaret Bednar. and Lisa Rowe take a rest from their daily stroll. Weight ladies: Jackie Hawley. Tammy Haack. and Arlis ( as- pers. Diane Alexander. Kate Bruggeman. Kim Alexander. Paula LaGuardia. and Christy Piper try to hide from Mr. Meyer so they don't have to run the 10-mile run. Not Pictured: St. Man. Michelle Brehm. and Lisa Gauchat and sprinter Shela Haynes. r 57 SPEECH TEAM GOES TO STATE Tim Alberts. Mr. James Buffington; Sponsor. Kim Gerking. Jenny Stutheit. Sheila Simpson, Dawn Bidne. Jane llunekarke. Arlan Holthus, Tammy Haark. David Hawley. Front Row: Scott Gilbert. Kim Oestmann, Pam Ottemann. Karen Gerking, Mic- helle Brehm, Diane Gerdes. Qualifying for the State Speech contest in Kearney paid off all the wor- ries, headaches, and hard work put into preparing their speeches. This year a record was set for the number of qualifiers for State. The pre- vious record was four but this year the speech team ended with ten state qualifiers. “First” in One-Act Play Contest Tim Alberts, Cindy Jenkins, Pam Ottemann. Mr. James Buffing- ton, sponser; Karen Gerking. Dawn Bidne. Jackie Hawley. Conference District State Qualifier Diane Gerdes Original Public Address Good Superior Karen Gerking Prose Superior Superior Duet Acting Excellent Good David Hawley Extemporaneous Excellent Superior • Oral Interpretation of Drama Excellent Superior Arlan Holthus Extemporaneous Excellent Superior Pam Ottemann Oral Interpretation of Drama Excellent Superior After Dinner Good Good Sheila Simpson Oral Interpretation of Drama Excellent Superior Dawn Bidne Prose Excellent Excellent Oral Interpretation of Drama Excellent Superior Jame Dunekacke Original Public Address Excellent Excellent Jenny Stutheit After Dinner Good Superior • Tim Alberts Duet Acting Excellent Good Michelle Brehm Poetry Superior Excellent Kim Gerking Poetry Excellent Excellent Scott Gilbert Oral Interpretation of Drama Excellent Superior • Tammy Haack Informative Excellent Excellent Kim Oestmann Informative Excellent Excellent 54 First Row: Wendy Shuey, Linda Gerdes, Christy Piper. Kim Alexander. Paula I a(iuardia. Lori Fisher. Jane Dunekacke. Second Row Tammy Oestmann, Karen (ierking, Sheila Simpson. Kim Oestmann, Diane Sohnholz, Kim taVigne. Denise Rippe. Tammy Haack Christine Volker. Michelle Brehm, Arlis Caspers. Kathleen Bruggeman. Rhonda Bruggeman. Third Row: Diane Gerdes, Jenny Stu theit, Diane Alexander. I hil Piper, Shela Haynes, Lisa Rowe. Linda Gerdes, Jeff Broady. Kim Gerking. Randy (ierdes. Boh Harvill Joe Bednar, Steve Clark. Brad Bohling. Tim Alberts, Scott Gilbert. Lisa Gauchat, Teresa Blinde, Carol Clark. Man Buchmeier. San dra Grotrian. Vicki Speckmann. Back Row: Mark Hopp. director. Matt Oestmann. Jackie Hawley. Margaret Bednar. Rod Alexander Jay Fitzmann, Tim Gobber. ...Takes Shape Marching Band... PATIENCE AND PRACTICE PAY OFF! Majorette: Rhonda Bruggeman. Pep Band shows their support. playing for home games. The Pride of the year in a row District Music Con They didn’t get lot of hard work, moments. Like at Pershing ... but we those times that they morning, but they though, it paid off in it. For the third perior rating at rating without a and discouraging of the year at that. And all to practice every ay. As usual, Rod Alexander is just real thrilled about band concerts Stage Band hard at work practicing for contest. «1 Contestants for District Music Contest BARBERSHOP QUARTET: Karen Gerking. Kim forking. Holly Gerdes. Rhonda Bruggeman. TIRPLE TRIO: Lisa Volker. Shela Haynes, ('indy Jenkins, Christy Piper. Sandra Grotrian. Ral� nda fowis, Jackie Hawley. Diane Sohnholz. Diane fordes (not pictured). Enthusiasm is What it Takes! TRIO: Christy Piper. Karen forking. Diane Sohnholz. SEXTET: Jane Dunekacke. Diane Gerdes, Keayle fowis, Carla Rippe. Shela Haynes, Sandy Grotrian. SOLOISTS: Daw n Bidne. Diane Gerdes, Jane Dunekacke. Dennis Bidne. PIANO SOLOIST: Margaret Bednar €2 Trombone trio: Diane (ierde, Jenny Stutheit. Diane Alexander. Clarinet quartet: Karen Gerking, Sheila Simp- son. Diane Sohnholz. Tammy Oetttmann. Contest Solos Wendy Shuey; Flute � ■ Joe Bednar: Guitar solo 64 Ili J B o n a ■ Tim Alberta, Rhonda Bruggeman. Rod Alexander. Pam Ottemann. Dennia Bidne. Dawn Bidne. Joe Bednar, Kim I (Jerking. Tim (Jobber, Phil Piper. Accompanist: Tammy Haack. Margaret Bednar, Karen Gerking, Jay Eitzmann. Our Wednesday morning practices, clin- ics we attended, and the groups of people we performed for all payed off in the end; because, at District Music Con- test we received a Supe- 1 love to sing! Ak andeV ,pSohnhol£ Sohnhob. Tim (Jobber. Joe Bednar. Alan Ricina. Dennis Bidne, Rod TkS J b ’ i l- u R., «,n8' P m (Xtemann, Holly Gerdea. Rhonda Bruggeman. I.iaa Volker, Dawn Bidne ™ nr B™H (LliSTTf i 'Rlinde-Rim irking. Phil Piper. Randy f-erdes, Todd Simmons. Con- Sno� dTn l !,H.B| J Boellatorff. Un Fiaher. Chnaty Piper. Denise Rippe. Vicki Speckmann. Second Row; (indy Mat lest man n t H « ar°l (UrkMary Buchmeier, Tim Albert,, Scott Gilbert. Delbert Jeanneret. T r T ?0f n,an ‘ar uR - L,“ i l,cha,• Kim uyi ™- Kim Alexander. Firat Row: VoTke W H«rt PT’l r y A v t HO,,Tn- Mike ,ilbert- SMa «aynes. andy (Totrian. Christine olker, Tammy Haack, Paula LaGuardia, Eldonna Hazen. Director. Karen Gerking, Margaret Bednar. accompanists. Mis Hazen. making her usual funny faces, to keep the cho- rus smiling. 67 Chorus accompanist: Karen Gerkin and Margaret Bednar. Chorus performs at a winter concert. Front Row: Vicki Speckmann, Sandy Grotrian. Carol Clark, Christy Piper, Katrina Housh, Linda Gerdes, Paula la Guardia. Lori Fisher, Shela Haynes, Mary Buchmeier, Arlis Caspers, Denise Rippe, Christine Volker. Second Row: Margaret Bednar, Michelle Birhm, Jackie Hawley, Teresa Blinde, ('indy Jenkins, Tammy Haark, Cindy Snowden, Linda Gerdes, Kim Alexander. Kim Oestmann, Kim I. Vigne, Kim Gerking. Diane Sohnholz, Lisa GauchaL Third Row: Miss Bauermeister, sponsor; Lisa Volker, Jane Dunekarke. wendy Shuey, Kathleen Brugpeman. Robyn Bruggeman, mascot; Tammy Oestmann, Jenny Stutheit, Diane Alexander, Dawn Bidne, Holly Gerdes. Fourth Row: Lois Hoffman, Brenda Boellstorff, Connie Bassinger, Diane Gerdes, Rhonda Bruggeman, Karen Gerking, Pam Ottemann, Sheila Simpson. Sandy Sohnholz, Carla Rippe. PEP CLUB VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Karen Gerking, Rhonda Bruggeman. Diane Gerdes, Robyn Bruggeman. mascot; Pam Ottemann, Kathleen Bruggeman, Tammy Oestmann. Porters help show spirit. Pep Club Cabinet members Diane Alexander, Kathy Bruggrman. Jenny Stutheit Robyn Bruggemxn. and Kim Alexander all look like they enjoy Pep Club. Let’s yell girls” was the most frequently heard sentence in Pep Club this year, except for all the cheers and chants. Pep Club also involved a lot more such as: The car wash, and bake sale held on September 29, where almost everyone got wet, a lot of cars got washed and many delicious baked goods were sold; cleaning the shack thoroughly before the first foot- ball game; having the “cute” Green Thumbers paint our shack a beautiful red and white; renaming the shack “The Eagle Snack Shack”; working very hard to put on a superb Home- coming for everyone; following our teams diligently to every game and most excitingly sup- porting all our very successful teams. I R L S T H L E T I C GAL MEMBERS: Top Row: Diane (ierdes, Sheila Simpimn. Pam Ottemann. Second Row: Carole Obermeyer, sponsor; (aria Rippe, Karen Gerking, Dawn Bidne, Linda Gerdea, Kathy Bruggeman, Rhonda Bruggeman. Judy Grotrian. Sponsor; Front Row: Tammy Haark. Becky Gauchat. Teresa Blinde, Diane Sohnholz, Michelle Brehm and Margaret Bednar. L E T T E R W I N N E R S G. A. L. held many excit- ing events this year, like the Freshman-Sophomore Volleyball Tournament, Basketball breakfast, Spirit week, Cake raffles, Candy sale, Track Day, and many others. Spirit V sek i 'i Decreed oV Mon - sale Tuei ' DV o 5(3) bou5 M c 6 raCCls? 1 Vv gc txe + for pUui?rc + , - CO Ci ■e i: - l-iQt choc T ' U e «m. a 30 c.,xK „ j 6 h e r'] Pf-P ralV ° beep -c rl6 j Eagle spirit goes bananas during Spirit Week. A few of the cakes raffled off. 71 J-B Lettermen Climb Their Way to Success Top Row: Kevin Swanson, Todd Simmons, Don Riggins, Brian Boellstorff, David Borrenpohl, Keith Bohling, Arlan Holthus, Steve Clark, Randy (ierdes. Matt Oestmann, Philip Piper, Jon Jenkins, Brad Bohling, Mr. Steve Senff, sponsor: Mr. Sam Smith, sponsor: Bottom Row: Brad Ambroz. Bob Harvill, Dennis Bidne, Jeff Broady. Jim Blinde, Alan Riggins, Joe Bednar, David Hawley, Don Dirksen, Jay Eitzmann, Rod Alexander. Student Council Margaret Bednar, Sheila Simpson Lois Hoff- man, Pam Ottemann, Holly Gerdes, Mr. Steve Senff, sponsor; Jay Eitz- mann, Mark Hoffman, Brad Bohling. Bottom Row: Mary Buchmeier, Jon Jenkins. 72 ★ CHESS TEAM: from left to right: I)on Dirkson. Jay Eitzmann. Keith Bohling, Dale Remmers, Steve Clark, Brad Bohling. Jim Buffington, sponsor. CHESS TEAM Mid-year. Mrs. Ann Knippei- meir took over annual staff when Miss B. left to (jet mar- ried. ANNUAL STAFF: Back Row: Holly (ierdes. Rhonda Bruggeman, Pam Ottemann. Don Riggins. David Hawley, Steve ( lark. Third Row: Sheila Simpson. Kim Oestmann, Kim Alexander. Second Row: Diane Gerdes, Kim Gerking. Joe Bednar. Front Row: Lisa Volker. Brenda Boellstorff. RaLonda Lewis, Kealye Lewis. Sandy Sohnholz. Lois Hoffman. Karen Gerding. Michelle Brehm. Connie Bassinger. Diane Alexander, Cindy Jenkins. Brenda Bauermeister. advisor. CREATIVENESS SHINES THRU Annual staff... nobody knows what they’re getting into until they’re on it. All those meetings where only half the peo- ple show up and it’s nearly impossible to get anything done and yet you still try, those end- less discussions trying to decide on the lay out of a page, thinking up unprintable captions, and of course, getting those tremendous head- aches when you just know you’re not going to make your deadline. 75 By defeating the Table Rock Tigers 48-34, the Eagles made the J-B fans very happy. “The Main Event” was chosen as the theme and the week started out with Mon- day as “Red day.” We continued the week with days such as clash day, mourn day and hats off day. J-B s first ever Homecoming parade was held on Friday during the last period of the day. Rod Alexander and Pam Ottema'nn were chosen as King and Queen and after the game reigned at the dance in the beauti- fully decorated gym. Eagles Please Don Dirksen (TOP RIGHT) shows he is best qualified for eat- ing bowls of whipped cream fast by beating the other class president. MIDDLE LEFT — The Pep Club girls helped get the football guys excited for the THE big game. Connie Kassinger (shown) is busily decorating Jim Rlinde's locker. MIDDLE RIGHT: Miss Hazen shows her hats off' spirit dur- ing homecoming week. BOTTOM RIGHT: Another big job being done to get our deco- rations ready for homecoming night. 76 Homecoming Crowd TOP LEFT: Queen Pam Ottemann and Attendant Rhonda Bruggeman caught in the act of eating stolen goods. MIDDLE LEFT: Rod Alexander seems to like the idea of being a king. Middle right: He’s on the 20 ...the 10 ... the 5 ... all the way for a touch- down! BOTTOM LEFT: The Queen attendants enjoy a fast breezy ride around the track. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jenny Stutheit shows the support which helped win the game WOW! 77 TOP LEFT: Karen Gerking and Jeff Broady. TOP RIGHT: Rhonda Bruggeman and Don Dirksen. CENTER: Queen Pam Ottemann and King Rod Alexander. BOTTOM LEFT: Diane Gerdes and Jay Eitzmann. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sheila Simpaon and Kevin Swanaon. M’M Good That’s what the Senior soup supper was! LEFT: Sandy Sohnholz serves a bowl of the delicious chili soup. RIGHT: David Hawley's favorite pastime — washing dishes!! BELOW: Don Dirksen and Kevin Swanson await customers for the Senior Cake Raffle. 79 A Red Hot Success Tells the story of our fall play “The Devil Made Me Do It ” The play was held on November 30, 1979 and directed by Jim Buff- ington. The play was about a rich col- lege girl (Dody Brewster) played by Karen Gerking, who became possessed by evil spirits. Arlan Holthus (Murdock Fav- ersham) plays the bad guy who placed evil spirits in Dody. Arlan was assisted by Dawn Bidne (Mrs. Delehanty), who was a dingy old lady. Tim Alberts (Dr. Harley Dingman- Batson) tries to help out Dody but only Steve Clark (Chip Cor- win) can save Dody. Chip and Dody fall in love and live hap- pily ever after. TOP: The seance which leads to Dody’s possession. TOP MIDDLE: Dody portraying her one of many personalities BOTTOM MIDDLE: Dr. Harley Ding- man-Batson making his usual grand entrance. BOTTOM: Chip Corwin attempting to save Dody. J-B Players Present... Top: Murdock Faversham (Arlan Hol- thus and Mrs. Dclehanty (Dawn Ridne) scheming ways to take away Dody's money. Middle: Scott Gilbert flying in very unexpectedly. Right: The Devil Made Me Do It Play Cast. The Devil Made Me Do It Carla..................................................Sandy Sohnholz Rita...................................................Kim forking Dody...................................................Karen Gerking Lynn...................................................Pam Ottemann Marian ..................................................Kris Reed Jessica ...............................................Jenny Stutheit Adrienne...............................................Wendy Shuey Connie.................................................Arlis Caspers Norma..................................................Sandy Grotrian Ann ..........................................................Vicki Speckmann Eli...........................................................Scott Gilbert Nifty...........................................................Tim (Jobber Harold ................................................Mark Caspers Fred.....................................................Phil Piper Dean Summerton.........................................David Hawley Chip.....................................................Steve Clark Miss Wiggins...........................................Diane Gerdes Mrs. Delahanty...........................................Dawn Bidne Murdock Faversham .....................................Arlan Holthus Dr. Merrill............................................Mark Caspers Dr. Hale.......................................................Jane Dunekacke Dr. Harley Dingman-Batson................................Tim Alberts Merlin.................................................Brad Bohling Darwin.........................................................Matt Oestmann Irate Students................................................Diane Alexander Michelle Brehm Jackie Hawley Tammy Haack RaLonda Lewis Denise Rippe Director.................................................Jim Buffington “The Good With the help of Miss Mary Ann Mellor, student teacher, Johnson Brock High School presented “The Good Doctor” on March 21, 1980. The play involved eight different skits on what life was about. There was the Writter, The Sneeze, The Governess, Surgery, The Seduction, The Drowned Man, The Audition, The Defenseless Creature, and The Writer again. These skits start out with Arlan Holthus as the Writer who presents all of these different stories to us. In “The Sneeze,” Jay Eitzmann por- trayed a character who sneezed on a high government official (Don Dirksen) and finally died because he was so ashamed of himself. Tim Gobber plays a doctor in “Surgery” who tries to pull teeth but is not too successful as Tim Alberts finds out. And then Jay Eitzmann attempts to seduce Diane Gerdes in “The Seduction.” In the second act Daw n Bidne crawls all over Mark Caspers and makes a pest out of her- self in The Defenseless Creature.” The Writer comes out again at the end and ties up all these skits make “The Good Doctor.” TOP: The Writer — Arlan Holthus. Middle: Play cast. Bottom Row Karen Gerking. Steve Dunn. Kim Gerking. Middle Row: Kldonna Hazen. Kim Oest- mann. Kalxinda la � is. Jay Eitzmann. Pam Ottemann. Don Dirksen. Diane Gerdes, Tim Gobber. Paula LaGuardia. Top Row: Dawn Bidne. Mark Caspers. Arlis Caspers, Steve Clark. Arlan Hothus, Jon Jenkins, Tim Alberts, Director— Mary Ann Mellor. BOTTOM LEFT: Kim Gerking and Pam Ottemann in 'The Governess.” BOTTOM RIGHT: Tim (Jobber cram- ming before his first patient arrives in Surgery. Doctor” TOP: Dawn Bidne beg Mark Caspers for help in The Defences Creature. MIDDLE LEFT: Jay Eitzmann looks innocent but is very deadly as he proves in The Seduction. MIDDLE RIGHT: Karen Gerking and Arlan Holthus in The Audition. BOTTOM LEFT: Tim Gobber and Arlan Holthus discussing matters in The Drow ned Man. BOTTOM RIGHT: Don Dirksen becomes and innocent victim in The Sneeze. The sneezer is Jay Eitzmann. Those also shown are: seated beside Don Dirksen is Arlis Caspers. Back Row: Arlan Holthus, RaLonda Lewis, Jay Eitzmann. Rockin’ and Rollin’ On Saturday evening, April 19, the Juniors and Seniors and their dates gathered for the annual Junior-Senior Banquet Prom. The juniors worked hard, feeling hopeless after decorating all Friday night and seeing it all fall down the next morning, but they picked it all up and went on to create a beautiful atmosphere. The colors were green and silver with the theme of “Rock and Roll Fantasy.” RIGHT: The theme Rock and Roll Fantasy carried out with this wall decoration. BOTTOM LEFT: Vt a iters and Waitresses, Top Row: Kim Alex- ander. Teresa Blinde. Kim Gerking, Kim Oestmann. Middle Row: Tyson Boellstorff. Tim Gobber, Tim Alberts. Matt Oest- mann. Brad Bohling. Bottom Row: Margaret Bednar, Kim LaVigne. BOTTOM RIGHT: Diane Sohnholz and Stacey Richards feel- ing the beat of the music. 84 Through a Fantasy 85 WE ARE THE Rainbow colors decorated the American Legion Build- ing on May 3, 1980 s the Pep Club hosted the annual Activities Banquet. The theme was “We Are the Cham- pions.” Joe Bednar and Rhonda Bruggemann were cho- sen as King and Queen and a delicious meal was served by Joe’s B-B-Q of Pawnee City. TOP LEFT: Barbershop Quartet. Karen forking. Kim Gerking, Holly (.erdes, Rhonda Bruggemann singing their number they sang at con- TOP RIGHT: A smile from the oueen — Rhonda Bruggemann. BOT- TOM LEFT: Brenda Boellstorff crowning Joe Bednar as Activities King. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kevin Swanson. Jeff Broady. Rod Alexander, and Don Dirksen receiving their football awards from Coach Smith. 8« CHAMPIONS TOP LEFT: The trio provided entertainment for those who attended Activities Banquet. The trio consists of Diane Sohnholz, Karen Gerk- ing, and Christy Piper. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Carole Ohermeyer hands out volleyball awards to Rhonda Bruggemann and ( aria Rippe. BOTTOM: Activities Banquet Royalty: Left to right: Sophomore class attendants — Tim Albert and Kim Gerking. Senior class attendants — Jay Eitzman and Karen Gerking- King and Queen — Joe Bednar and Rhonda Bruggemann. Junior class attendants — Jon Jenkins and Dawn Bidne. Fresnmen class attendant — Mark Hoffman and Paula LaGuardia. 87 Outstanding Seniors LOOK TO TODAY, FOR YESTERDAY IS ALREADY A DREAM AND TOMORROW IS JUSTA VISION Could thi8 be Brenda and Steve's last walk? Many thoughts were racing through our minds as we marched towards the last ceremony in the excitement of our high school days — Commencement — Sunday, May 18, at 3:00 p.m. For many of us it ws the most important Sunday after- noon in our lives. The processional of 29 graduating Seniors was lead by honor guards Wendy Shuey and Dave Borrenpohl. Ushers for the afternoon were Diane Alexander, Kathleen Brug- gemann, Lisa Volker, Jeff Oestmann, Dale Remmers, Sta- cey Richards. Pastor William Hazard gave the invocatin and bene- diction. Memory filled speeches were given by our Valedic- torian, Karen Gerking, and our Salutatorian, Diane Gerdes. Pastor Roger Hoffman gave a talk on “The Same Music, A New Dance” saying that our future is what we make it. Mr. R. W. Remmers, Superintendent, presented the Class of 1980, and Mr. Eldon Bohling, President of the School Board, awarded each member with his diploma. This event will be cherished by all of us for a long time. 89 The Seniors march down the aisle toward freedom. THE FUTURE IS OUR PURPOSE Valedictorian Salutatorian Karen Orking Diane Gerdes 90 The Senior girls join in harmony to sing If You Believe. The Class of 1980 feathers one last time to sing The Halls of Ivy.” CLASS FLOWER: Blue frosted white rose. Jay Eitzmann (jets a good lurk hug from Kate Brug- gemann. 91 CLASS SPONSOR: Mrs. Carole Obermeyer Student Life — Fun Denise takes a short break from her duties at the car wash. Being in school, and taking part in the extra curricular activities are a big part of stu- dent life. Students were never left idle at games or during school. Many things were to be done and most times, there was a willing volunteer to take over. The new experiences we all faced have made us realize that school can be a fun experience and, at the same time, a learn- ing one. Miss B. administers first aid to Tammy after she cut her foot. 92 Learning Gabby Gerdes displaying her prize winning vocal cords Sandy anxiously awaits the bell, signaling the end of class. During one of the Family Living sex talks, Mrs. Obermeyer concentrates on one of the more difficult questions students ask. 93 Students were kept busy throughout the year with different activities such as working in Pep Club and getting decorations ready for Spirit Week. Spirit Week was held the week of January 14-18. Each class had a portion of the gym to deco- rate. The Senior class won 1st place, with the Soph- omore class coming in 2nd. People always complain about how hard school is, but there is a lot about school to enjoy. The times you spend with your friends are times you’ll always remember no mat- ter how far apart each one goes. Dawn prepares for a hard night in the shack. Just who is giving who the words of widom? Hart of Spirit Week for the Sophomores was painting posters. Could one of these girls be the new Pearl Drops toothpaste model” � 4 Rhonda lots off a little pressure (water pressure that is). Student Life took on a cleaner look last fall when the Pep Club had a car wash. It was held on Sep- tember 29 on Main Street in Johnson. Close to 30 cars were cleaned, inside and out. There were also a lot of wet people. Even some injuries were received — stepping on glass. A bake sale was held in con- junction with the car wash in the front of the Fire Hall. Many of the goodies were sold, and the profits went to the Pep Club. J ?. Don's car didn't prove to be too big to wash. It only took 5 frirls One of the hazards of a car wash — Ml'D. 95 Index AAAAAAAAAAAA Tim Alberts 14,42,48, 55,59.60,65.66,80,84,87 Diane Alexander 12,18,44,56,60,66,68,69, 73,74 Kim Alexander 14,44,56,60,66,68,69,74, 84 Rod Alexander 8,42,43, 48,49,60,61.63, 65,66, 72, 76,77, 78,86, 88 Brad Ambroz8,72 BBBBBBBBBBBB Connie Bassinger 8,66,68,73,76 Joe Bednar 8, 42,43. 48.49.54.56,60. 64,65, 66.72,74,86,87,88 Maragret Bednar 14,18,44, 51,56, 60,63,65,66,67,68,70, 72 Dawn Bidne 12.44.51, 53,59.65,66 70,80.84.87,94 Dennis Bidne 8,47.48, 49.54,65,66,72.88 Jim Blinde 8,42,43, 72,76 Teresa Blinde 14,44, 51, 56.60,63,66,68. 70.84 Brenda Boellstorff 8,66, 68, 74,86, 89 Brian Boellstorff 12,42,54,55,72 Todd Boellstorff 12,42,54 Tyson Boellstorff 14,84 Brad Bohling 14,42,48. 60, 72,73.84 Keith Bohling 12,48,73 Dave Borrenpohl 12,42,54,55,72 Michelle Brehm 14,44.56.60,68. 70,74 Jeff Broady 8.42.43.48, 49. 60.72,78,86 Kathleen Bruggemann 12,44,56, 60,68.69, 70,91 Rhonda Bruggemann 8,44,51,60.61.65.66.68, 70,71,74,78,85, 86 87 95 Mary Buchmeier 16,18,44.51,60, 66. 73 cccccccccccc Arlis Caspers 16,44,48,60,68.73 Mark Caspers 12 Carol Clark 16,44,60,66,68 Steve Clark 8,60.72,73, 74.80.89 DDDDDDDDDDDD Don Dirksen 8,42,43,54,72,73,76, 79,86 Jane Dunekacke 3,12.60,63,66.68,73 EEEEEEEEEEEE Kristal Eitzmann 9 Jay Eitzmann 8,41,42.43,48.49.50,60.63,65,66,72.73,78.85, 87,91 FFFFFFFFFFFF Lori Fisher 16,44,60,66,68 GGGGGGGGGGGG Becky Gauchat 8,44,51,52,70 Lisa Gauchat 14.18,56, 60.63.66,68 Diane Gerdes 8.44,60, 63,66,68,70,71,73,74, 78,90 Holly Gerdes 12,44,66,68,72,73, 74,86 Linda Gerdes 14.44,51.53,60.66,68, 70 Linda Gerdes 16.44.60, 68,92 Randy Gerdes 12,60,63, 66, 72 Karen Gerking 8,44.59, 60.63.65,66,67,68, 70, 71,73,74.78,80, 86,87,88.90 Kim Gerking 14,44,51,56,60,65, 66,67,68,74,84,86,87,95 Mike Gilbert 16,48,66 Scott Gilbert 14,42,60,66 Tim Gobber 15,42,48. 60,63,65,66,84 Sandy Grotrian 16,44, 60,66,68 HHHHHHHHHHHH Tammy Haack 15,44,51,56,60.64,65,66. 68,70,92 Bob Harvil 8,47,54,60, 72 Connie Harvill 15,66 Shelly Hauptman 16,66 David Hawley 9,47,48,49,72.74,79 Jackie Hawley 15,44.51.56,59.60,63, 66,68 Shela Haynes 16,44,51, 56, 60,63,64,66,68 Lois Hoffmann 9,66,68, 72, 74 Mark Hoffmann 17,48,54.66.72. 87 Arlan Holthus 9,72,80 Katrina Housh 17,44,68 JJJJJJJJJJJJ Delbert Jean neret 13,66 Cindy Jenkins 15,18,44,59, 66,68, 74,95 Jon Jenkins 13,42,48, 50,72,87 LLLLLLLLLLLL Paula LaGuardia 17,44,51,56,60,66.68,87 Kim LaVigne 15,44,60, 66,68,84 Kealye Lewis 13,66, 74 Ralonda Lewis 15,74 NNNNNNNNNNNN Mark Nelson 17 OOOOOOOOOOOO Jeff Oestmann 13,42,48,54 Kim Oestmann 15,44.51.60,66,68.74 Matt Oestmann 15.42.48,54.60, 72.84 Tammy Oestmann 13,18,44,60,63,68,73 Pam Ottemann 9,44.51.52,53,55, 56,59,65,66, 70,71.72,74, 76,77,78.88 Christy Piper 17.44,55,56.60,66,68 Philip Piper 13,42.48, 60,65.66.72 RRRRRRRRRRRR Dale Remmers 13,18,42,48,73 Michael Richards9 Stacy Richards 13,42,48,54,84 Alan Riggins 9,47,54, 66,72 Donald Riggins 9.47.48.49.50.54. 66, 72,74 Carla Rippe 9,44,51,66,68, 70,87 Denise Rippe 17,44,60,66,68,92 Lisa Rowe 17,56,60, 66 SSSSSSSSSSSS Wendy Shuey 13,18.44,51,60,64.68,71 Kevin Simmons 17 Todd Simmons 9,54,66, 72 Sheila Simpson 9,44.60. 63,68,70, 72.74.78 Cindy Snowden 15,66,68 Diane Sohnholz 15,44, 60,63.66,68,70,84,87 Sandra Sohnholz 9,66, 68,74, 79,88 Vicki Speckman 17,51,60,66,68 Jenny Stutheit 13,44,60,63,68.69 Kevin Swanson 2,8,41,42,43,72,79,78,86 VVVVVVVVVVVV Christine Volker 17,60,66,68 Lisa Volker 13,44,66,68,74 ‘