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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1982 volume:

Each year the doors at Johnson-Brock open loJ iother exciting school_ year. Many things will take place during the upcommg nine months. Schod . events roll by day by day, new frieMs come arl o, and many changes will take place. Throughout our yearbook, we've Wvided our activities by seasons, so our pictures and special events progress along with the three seasons of our school year - fall, winter, and finally, the long awaited spring. Our division pages symbolize how things change with time and this is represented by the tree and how it changes with the seasons. We also picture a wishing well which reminds us that goals can be achieved and dreams don't have to be mere elusions. You are never given a wish without the power to make it come true . We hope that within these pages you will find the photographs and words to help you recapture the spirit and the theme of the 1982 EAGLE, The Best of Times . Don't forget to use this book to remember a face, recall a place, relive a game, or to remember a name. Enjoy these memories because they truly are The Best of Times . 1 1982 THE EAGLE Volume 14 Johnson-Brock Schools johnson, Nebraska 68378 TABLE OE CONTENTS Fall ......................... 3 Winter ...................... 25 Spring ...................... 45 Editor .......... Assistant Editor Layout Editor .. Copy Editors .. Art Editor ..... Photographers . Advisor .. Kim Alexander .... Shela Haynes ... Kim Cerking ...... Lisa Rowe Christine Volker Terri Cunningham ... Lisa Cauchat Jackie Hawley Terri Cunningham . Miss Meg Bretz 2 Sophomores working diligently on their float. hurt and Dons take up foothill for a day. C.A.L. beats on their tiger . Freshman taking a cruise on their float. Seniors decorate float to show Lee Kohrs takes part in Homecom- Class of 82 spirit. ing parade. 4 Homecoming Scott Gilbert runs with touchdown in mind. Dime Sohnhoh crowns king Tim Cobber. Witch outI Rich Michel sees trouble iheid. 5 (Left to Right), Sophomore Attendants: Darren Oestmann and ulie Bohling; Senior Attendants: Tim Alberts and Kim Cerking; King Tim Cobber and Queen Kim Alexander; Junior Attendants: Artis Caspers and Mark Hoffman; freshman Attendants: Katie Casey and Jeff Eitzmann. Crowd anticipates dance. J-B men looking over the dance. King Tim Cobber and Queen Kim Alexander. Queen Kim and King Tim take the first royalty dance. King Tim Cobber and Queen Kim Alexander reigned over the 1981-82 Homecoming. The theme this year was Hit 'Em With Your Best Shot. There was as always many activities during Homecoming week. The parade, the new idea of helium balloons, the football game, the announcing of royalty, and finally the dance. Music for the dance was provided by DJ Les Drake. Through and through the 198 1-82 Homecoming (sponsored by the pep club) was enjoyed by all. 7 Spirit, Pride, Football Team - Back row left to right: Jeff Eitzmann, Kyle Finke, Paul Connolly, Brian Clark, Dale Ossowski, Brad Volker. Middle row; Darren Oestmann, Tim Alberts, Kent Stutheit, Tim Cobber, Matt Oestmann, Jim Crotrian. Bottom row: Troy Rakes, Mike Gilbert, Todd Betts, Rich Michel, Mike Rowe, Scott Gilbert. Statisticians Mary Buchmeier and Kim Gerking. Student managers Phillip Gebers and Marlin Bohling. Coach Senff and Coach Smith discuss game with Darren. 8 Dedication . . . Retiring Senior Foothill PUyen: Mitt Oestminn, Scott Gilbert, Tim Alberts, Tim Cobber. Footbill teim in iction. This year it look something special to be part of the football squad. It took the usual hard work, hard hits, hot, long prac- tices, running in extreme heat or cold, with and without pads on. But this year it also took a lot of spirit, pride, and a special kind of dedication. This special kind of dedication was present all year long. The men on our football team ended up with a 0-8 record but still they played every game with energy, hard work, spirit and most important, pride in them- selves, the football program and the Johnson-Brock school. In August, 1981, eighteen men will- ing to have this special effort and dedication came out for football. Coached by Sam Smith and assisted by Steve Senff, the 1981-82 football squad had some disappointments yet they had some good recognition. Tim Alberts was honored with honor- able mention and other awards by papers, and Tim Cobber was presented with an All-Conference Team honor plus many additional awards from local papers. Many people will remember the record of this team but many will remember the dedication, pride and hard work displayed by the football team. When remember- ing this, it is easy to feel proud of the football team and the coaches that made up this special team. Coaches deciding whit to do next. Coaches on sidelines cheer on teammates. 9 Varsity, Back Row: Margaret Bednar, Lisa Rowe, Tammy Haack, Teresa Blinde, Shela Haynes, Christy Piper. Front Row: Mary Buchmeier, Kim Cerking, Linda Cerdes, Kim Alexander (captain), Kim LaVigne, Artis Caspers. Seniors from top left down: Margaret Bednar, Teresa Blinde, Linda Cerdes, Kim Alexander, Tammy Haack, Kim LaVigne, Kim Cerking. Volleyball Co For It! That is the saying that rang out during the Volleyball season. This year there were 36 dedicated players and 4 hard working student managers. Coached by Carole Obermeyer and Meg Bretz, all 3 teams, Freshman, Reserve and Varsity had successful seasons! The Varsity ended with a 10 win 7 loss season. Highlights of the year were beating Elmwood and placing 2nd in the Peru Tournament. Getting the game plan from Coach it a time out. 2-0 2-1 2-0 0-2 1-2 0-2 0-2 2-0 2-0 0-2 2-1 0-2 Murdock ... Auburn . Me mi hi Vi Sterling Adims . Lewiston .. Elmwood...... Southeast ... Nemihi Valley Elmwood Auburn Gretna (P Nebr. City Table Rock Elmwood Sterling (Dist 10 I've got it, but just in esse! Cosch Obermeyer with Assistsnt Cosch Bretz. Nice set Shels. The Reserve tesm gets some Co for it Christy! Julie Gilbert resdy to bump, setion. Reserve, Left side top to bottom: Lori Fisher, Jsckie Hswley, student msnsger, Kstie Cssey, Christie Dickinson, Jsnice Meyer, Julie Stephens, Csroi Bednsr, Cindy Jenkins, student msnsger, Ksthy Riggins, Amy Rogge, Jesnne Brsy, Debbie Cerdes, Ssndy Crotrun, Denise Rippe. Right side top to bottom: Kstrins Housh, Julie Bohling, Beth Boeiistorff, Judy Gebers, Terri Cunninghsm, Csroi Clsrk, ststisticisn, Stephsnie Gsuchst, Msriiyn Bohling, Liss Uhri, Lsurie Hollsnd, Julie Gilbert, Gsil Jesnnsret, Ann Riggins, Amy Cunninghsm, Disne Sohnholz ststisticisn. Not pictured: Lori Reimers. 11 Our Spirit . . . Pep Club Front Row: (left to right) Gail lean neret, Terri Cunningham, Cindy Snowden, Cindy Jenkins, Teresa Blinde, Diane Sohnholz, Lisa Rowe, Kim Alexander, Sponsor Mary Ann Mellor. Second Row: Carol Bednar, Denise Rippe, Shela Haynes, Vicki Speckman, Lori Fisher, Sandy Crotrian, Christy Piper, Carol Clark, Artis Caspers. Third Row: Christine Volker, Julie Gilbert, Marilyn Boh ling, Julie Bohling, Beth Boellstorff, Judy Gebers, Stephanie Gauchat, Katrina Housh, Dea Anholtz. Fourth Row: Jeanne Bray, Ann Riggins, Kathy Riggins, Christie Dickinson, Katie Casey, Kim Oestmann, Amy Roppe, Julie Stephens, Janice Meyer, Laurie Holland, Amy Cunningham. Not pictured: Lori Reimers. Hardworking, energetic, fun girls . . . that's who make up the 1981-82 Pep Club. Sponsored by Miss Mary Ann Mellor, the pep club was very successful. The pep club cabinet, pictured above, consists of top row: Kim Oestmann, Diane Sohnholz, Pres.; Terri Cunningham. Middle Row: Marilyn Bohling, Denise Rippe, Sec.; Carol Bednar, Lori Fisher, Teresa Blinde. Bottom Row: Shela Haynes, Sandy Crotrian, Treas.; Cindy Jenkins, Vice Pres. This year was also known for the bitter cold nights, frost bitten legs and a successful Homecoming. The spirit of the pep dub was also shown through poster contests, pep rallies and spirit week. Cheerleaders Top: Carol Clark, Middle Row: Artis Caspers, Christy Piper, Kim Alexander. Bottom Row: Kim Oestmann, head cheerleader; Julie Bohling. 12 . . Never Dies! Who are these masked people f Booging to the beat of Sweet Georgia Brown. Silly Sophomore girls leisure in the halls during Alumni join pep band for the sounds of a big band. Clash Day. 13 Time Out Time out (or Ginger was this year's comedy selection for all-school play. The play is centered around the trials and tribulations of a young teenage girl (Sandy Grotrian) and her rather conservative family, the Carols. In the play a challenge race between Ginger and Eddie (Rich Michel) leads to a lengthy debate on the question of the equality of the sexes. Ginger decides to take this question to task. Against the frantic urging of her father (Scott Gilbert), her boyfriend (Dale Ossowski) and her principal (Matt Oestmann) Ginger decides to join the Varsity Football Team! The plot thickens when Ginger's sisters (Arlis Caspers) and (Amy Rogge) object to their sister's athletic antics and plot to insure that Ginger will be a social outcast as long as she persists in playing a Man's game . Ginger's father, Howard Carol; finds his job at the bank jeopardized by Ginger's activities and the bank President (Jim Grot rain) relates to Agnes, Ginger's mother (Kim Gerking) the horrible spectacle Howard is making of himself supporting Ginger's football games. However, between Liz, the family maid (Jackie Hawley) and Mrs. Carol, all things turn out for the best, and Ginger realizes that being a girl isn't so bad after all. The embarrassment of a younger sister. 14 Ginger asserts herself to her irate principal. Mrs. Carol reprimands Ginger. For Ginger Play Cast and Crew - Back Row: Sponsor Mary Ann Mellor, Shela Haynes, Denise Rippe, Sandy Grotrian, Carol Clark. Middle Row: Tammy Haack, Lori Fisher, Kim Oestmann, Jackie Hawley, Arlis Caspers, Dale Ossowski. Front Row: Brad Bohling, Kim Gerking, J. Scott Gilbert, Tim Alberts, Tim Cobber, Jim Grotrian, Matt Oestmann, Rich Michel. 15 For The Red, We . . . Majorette Kim Gerking, and Director Eldonna Hazen with 81 Pershing Trophy. Johnson-Brock . . . Division champs. This year, hard work, long hours, and dedication, made the impossible dream a reality. The dream, a superior at Pershing. Members listed above are: Bot- tom Row - (Left to Right), Debbie Cerdes, Marlin Bohling, Jim Cro- trian, Tim Cobber, Rich Michel, Matt Oestmann, Jackie Hawley, Margaret Benar, Cail Jeanneret. Second Row - Sponsor Miss Hazen, Kim Cerking, Jeanne Bray, Katie Casey, Linda Cerdes, Kim Alexander, Christy Piper, Tammy Haack, Vicki Speckmann. Third Row - Katrina Housh, Denise Rippe, Diane Sohnholz, Kim Oestmann, Kim LaVigne, Marilyn Bohling, Julie Gilbert, Laurie Holland, Fourth Row - Tim Holth- us, Lisa Uhri, Carol Bednar, Julie Bohling, Arlis Caspers, Michelle Brehm, Christine Volker, Phillip Cebers, Scott Gilbert, Fifth Row - Brian Clark, Dale Ossowski, Stephanie Cauchat, Mary Buch- meier, Teresa Blinde, Lisa Cau- chat, Carol Clark, Sandy Crotrian. Sixth Row - Kent Stutheit, Lori Fisher, Julie Stephens, Amy Rogge, Shela Haynes, Darren Oestmann, Lisa Rowe, Tim Al- berts. As a reward of this hard work the band will spend 5 days in Washington D.C. We needed hard work to raise $12,000 . . . and once again, working together 16 ... We Did It! Band member not pictured: Lori Reimers. Pride of the Eagles marching their Superior performance. Showing the joy of victory while receiving the trophy from Pershing Marching Festival. . . . Stride With Pride Energy ind fun flows high while the pep Pep bind entertaining the fins ind supporting the Volleybill teim. bind supports teims. t Bind officers - Libnrims Kim Livigne, Lindi Cerdes. President Teresi Blinde, Vice President Cirol Chrk, Miss Hizen ind Kim Cerking wishing up ifter soup supper. Miss Hizen ind Philip Cebers delivering fruit. J-B Club The J-B Club is made up of men who have successfully lettered in a sport. This year the J-B Club sponsored a Junior High Boys Basketball Tournament to support and encourage athletics in younger people. Annual Staff This year the annual staff decided to give the annual a new look. It was decided to divide the annual into the three seasons. Under the supervision of Meg Bretz, the annual took on a successful, new look. Left to Right - Advisor Meg Bretz, Terri Cunningham, Lisa Rowe, Shela Haynes, Editor Kim Alexander, Kim Cerking, Lisa Cauchat, Christine Volker. Not pictured: Jackie Hawley. 18 Organizations and Special Teams C.A.L. Buck Row Left - Carole Obermeyer Student Council - from Bottom to Top - Julie Stephens, Brian Sponsor, Shela Haynes. 5th Row - Marilyn Clark, Boh ling, Mary Buchmeier. 6th Row - Teresa Teresa Blinde, Denise Rippe. 3rd Row - Kim Cerking, Arlis Caspers. 2nd Row - Jackie Hawley, Michelle Brehm. 1st Row - him Oestmann, The Carol Clark. Not Pictured - Kim Alexander, Linda Cerdes, Tammy Haack, Diane Sohnhoh. Julie Bohling, Rich Michel, Lori fisher, Mike Gilbert, Blinde, Matt Oestmann, Linda Cerdes. greater part of progress is the desire to progress. Seneca Business Team - Back Row Left - Jim Grotrian, Rich Michel, Brad Bohling, Arlis Caspers, Jackie Hawley placed 1st in Accounting 1 at Carol Clark, Shela Haynes, 2nd Row - Judy Grotrian Sponsor, Scott Gilbert, Cindy Jenkins, Peru Business Contest. Denise Rippe, Sandy Grotrian. 1st Row - Kim Cerking, Michelle Brehm, Kim Oestmann, Jackie Hawley, Linda Cerdes, Kim LaVigne, Kim Alexander. 19 Martin Antholtz passes time by reading. Elementary students read for marathon. Aren't we neat!! Elementary basketball teams show their stuff. 20 Kindergarten First Row - (Left to Right), Paul Badgett, Brandon Behrends, Beverly Boellstorff, Matthew Brugge man, Stacy Dettmer, Diane Durman, Jeremy Cerdes. Second Row - Kerri Crotrian, Jaime Hahn, Kristopher Hector, John Holtus, Bryan Koeneke, Carrie Lyon, Jeff Otteman, Renae Ottemann. Third Row - Julie Puckett, Teri Remmers, Staci Schneider, Joshua Stutheit, Christopher Thresher, Jereme Wieckhorst, Teacher Phyllis Senff. First Grade First Row - (Left to Right), Jason Ahntholz, Just on Ap- Ielbeck, Jeffrey Haack, Jen- nifer Barnett, Tami Bray, Jennifer Dea. Second Row - Ryan Cadeken, Steve Cerdes, Brenda Gilbert, Jennifer Hector, Den- nis Kabler. Third Row - Matthew Michel, Trevor Oestmann, Jamie Sc hoe n, Shawn Slater, Jason Swan- son, Ricky Swenson, Teacher Linda Vogel. Not Pictured: Anita Cray. Second Grade First Row - (Left to Right), Jodi Behrends, Robyn Bruggeman, Jerry Cot, Brett Davis, Anne Dunekacke, Jordan Cariner, Clayton Cravatt, Jay Crotrian. Second Row - Ryan Crotrian, Nathan Crube, Danny Haen, Lisa Hofker, Amy Kohrs, Christy LaHoda, TV Lambelet, Heidi Makelin. Third Row - Dana Meyer, Krystal Nichols, Jennifer Oestmann, Chad Ottemann, Jennifer Piper, Wendy Pocket, Traid Rader, Jamie Rath bone. Fourth Row - Melissa Rippen, Michael Sandfort, Amy Schneider, Jill Stutheit, Teacher Irene Seeba. Not Pictured - Dedra Cray. 22 Third Grade First Row - (Left to Right), Traci Ahntholz, Martin Antholz, Jason Armknecht, Brian Baack, Marie Barnett, Marian Bednar, Sandra Blinde, Erie Eden. Second Row - Jeffrey Fossen- barger, Bobbi Crotrian, Mit- chel Hahn, Jason Knippel- meyer, Ryan Knippelmeyer, James Laux, Jan Nichols, Tyson Oestmann. Third Row - Amy Ottemann, Zeb Simones, Traci Stutheit, Teacher Ruby Burr. Rosie Betts is the Special Education and P.E. teacher for Brock. Fourth Grade First Row - (Left to Right), Carson Antholz, Chris Armknecht, Vicki Behrends, Eric Bowen, Creta Dea, Lisa Cebers, Dana Cerdes, Jeffry Cerdes. Second Row - Leonard Gilbert, Michael Grove, Russel Haack, Matthew Hahn, Nancee Harney, Jack Irons, Kellie Lambelet, Christine Michel. Third Row - Billy Jack Reimers, Ranae Schneider, Kendra Smith, Jeremy Stutheit, Kim Swenson, Mark Uhri, Teacher Jackie Kelsay. 23 Fifth Grade First Row - (Left to Right), Melissa Ahntholz, Blaine Am- broz, Michelle Barnett, Dan Bidne, Lisa Connolly, Cyndi Dickinson, Amy Dunekacke, Travis Gartner. Second Row - Charlotte Gauchat, Bundy Haen, Elaine Henderson, Heidi Joo, Angela Kohrs, Claude Michel, fane Oestmann, Travis Rader. Third Row - Brian Rakes, Anne Reimers, David Reimers, Steven Smith, Teacher Elaine Patras. Sixth Grade First Row - (Left to Right), Elizabeth Allen, Timothy Bowen, Karen Casey, loAnn Eads, Kory Finke, Russell Fisher, Amy Eossenbarger. Second Row - Jennifer Gilbert, Patty Grotrian, Tracy Haneline, Julie Harney, Michelle Holland, Lisa Irons, Heather Makelin, Brian Nichols. Third Row - Kim Nichols, Mindy Oestmann, Rachelle Rippen, Shannon Slater, Samantha Smith, Dawn Turner, Jeff Wieckhorst, Teacher Arlene Henderson. Cod gave us memories so that we might have roses in Winter. Sir James Barrie Varsity Basketball The Varsity basketball teams ended up this year with the girls having a 7 - 10 record and the boys concluding with an identical 7-10 record. The girls varsity team pictured to the right consisted of (bottom to top, left to right) Julie Gilbert, Julie Bohling, Shela Haynes, Marilyn Bohling, Kim Alexander, Head Coach Td Rastovski, Tammy Haack, Kim Oestmann, Teresa Blinde, Linda Gerdes and Kim Gerking. The boys varsity pictured immediately below included (from bottom to top, left to right) Brad Volker, Kyle Finke, Dale Ossowski, Head Coach Steve Senff, Ass't Coach Sam Smith, Marlin Bohling, Rich Michel, Darren Oestmann, Jim Grotrian, Kent Stutheit, Tim Cobber, Mark Hoffman, and Tim Alberts. Basketball players listen to Coach Senlf's strategy. The Silly Senior Cirls - (Standing) Kim O., Linda and Tammy. (Seated) Kim A. and Teresa (Top) Kim C. 26 Practice, practice, practice was the name of the game this year. Practices included working with the weight machine, rebounder, toss back, leaper, jump ropes, and the weighted balls. The players also put on many miles running around the gym and running sprints to get them into better condition for the season. The pictures on the last two pages are shots of our teams in action. Included in these pictures are shots of the Girls Varsity when they played Humboldt who ended up as Class D Champions at State. The boys are also pictured during their Humboldt game. Tim and Tammy are shown taking part in a Pep Rally Relay Race as representatives from the basketball teams. All in all the teams had enjoyable seasons. 28 Reserve Basketball The reserve teams this year saw a lot of action preparing themselves lor the games that lie ahead in the future. The girls reserve pictured to the left was made up of (from left to right) Bottom Row - Katie Casey, Kathy Riggins, Ann Riggins, Laurie Holland, Debbie Cerdes, and Dea Ahntholti. Top Row - Denise Rippe Student Manager, Carol Bednar, Gail Jeanneret, Julie Bohling, Shela Haynes, Julie Gilbert, Marilyn Bohling, Terri Cunningham Student Manager. Boys reserve pictured directly below girls are (top to bottom, left to right) Marlin Bergman Student Manager, Kent Stutheit, Rich Michel, Dale Ossowski, and Brian Clark Student Manager. Jeff Eitzmann, Brad Volker, Paul Connolly, Kyle Finke, Phillip Gebers, and Curt Brehm. Ms. Hazen - Girls Assistant Coach. 29 Nice shot Katie! Not so rough next time! Freshman boys display their reading ability. The joys of American History. Co ahead Amy, smile. Say cheese Rich. 30 Mini-Courses During the week of April 5th-8th there was a strange exci- tement going around the school. The thrill of not having the same classes, the thrill of having no homework, and the excitement of getting out of the dull day to day routine was present in all students and teachers. This year some of the popular classes held were: challeng- ing games, candy making, ma- crame, racquetball, tennis, fishing, history, Zig Ziglar attitudes and goals, sign language, guitar, and powderpuff mechanics. There were still many more classes available to the student. These classes proved to be very educational to the students and also a fun way to learn. Tammy beats Teresa at an intense game of cribbage. Kindergarten class listens to instructions from the Child Development class. Jean puts on finishing touches. Sonia Kistner helps Mary decorate her sugar Easter egg. Diane straightens Ranae's plant. 31 One-Act Play Goes To State Here I thought you'd think less of me! Two Fools Who Gained A Measure of Wisdom was the title of this years One-Act Play. The state qualifying cast included: Scott Gilbert and Sandy Grotrian as star-struck lovers, Tammy Haack as the not- so-clean maid, and Jackie Hawley as the old, cranky, rich, embarrassing aunt. The cast received a Superior at the District One-Act Play Contest, which enabled these performers to qualify for the State Contest. On January 29, a blizzard-like day, the cast and director packed up and journeyed to Kearney where they received their rewarding rating of Excellent. The play was directed by Meg Bretz and Kim Gerking as the student director. Two fools . . . the p ir of them. 32 Speech Team Front Row - Michelle Brehm, Scott Gilbert, Kim Oestmann, Paul Connolly, Sponsor Miss Mellor. Middle Row - Curtis Brehm, Christine Volker, Sandy Grot rim, Artis Caspers, Kim Alennder, Terri Cunningham. Back Row - Cary Longsine, Tammy Haack, Tim Alberts, Kim Gerking, Jackie Hawley, Dale Ossowski. Gary Longsine qualified tor state in Extem- poraneous speaking. The 1981-82 Speech Team had a very busy and successful year. They started by attending the Nebraska City Invitational, then moving to Conference where they won second. They also received 2nd at District, but the State meet was the impossible dream. Although they did qualify for state, they were unable to attend because of illness. Even though Kearney was not possible this year, there was a lot of hard work, hours of rehearsing and the joys of receiving medals as many of our speech team participates did. 33 Stale qualifying OID holds a heated discussion during one of their many practices. Chorus First Row - (Left to Right), Czil Jemneret, Jznice Meyer, Dune Sohnholz, Amy Rogge, Kztie Czsey, Kim Cerking, Jeff Eitzmznn, Paul Connolly, Curtis Brehm, Kyle Finke, Tim Holtus, Vicki Speckmann, Lori Reimers. Second Row - Laurie Holland, Arlis Caspers, Tammy Haack, Mary Buchmeier, Phillip Cebers, Mark Hoffman, Jim Crotrian, Marlin Bergmann, Dale Ossowski, Christy Piper, Stephanie Cauchat, Shela Haynes, Beth Boellstorff. Third Row - Ann Riggins, Jackie Hawley, Kim Alexander, Teresa Blinde, Tim Lewis, Brian Clark, Mike Rowe, Denise Rippe, Kim Oestmann, Kim LaVigne, Kathy Riggins. Fourth Row - Amy Cunningham, Christie Dickinson, Lori Fisher, Cindy Jenkins, Cindy Snowden, Kent Stutheit, Tim Alberts, Tim Cobber, Rich Michel, Scott Gilbert, Judy Cebers, Dea Ahntholz, Lisa Uhri, Debbie Cerdes, Julie Stephens. Jubilation, Celebration and As a Plant Upon the Earth were the two songs the chorus took to District Music Contest. When the Chorus ratings came out there was a flood of disappointment. The Chorus had received an Excellent rating, but in the hearts of all the chorus members they got a Super- ior. Along with District Music Contest the Chorus also performed at a Christmas Concert and a Pre-contest Concert, both held at Johnson. The reputation of the chorus became stronger this year and all the members felt that Chorus is For Us. This is Jubilation Celebration wonderful day! 34 District Music Contest A Success! District Music Contest was once again a successful event. Pictured on this page are a few of the participants. Those per- formers rating Superior were: Band, Percussion Ensemble, Clarinet Quartet, Diane Sohn- holz, solo. Those receiving Cxcel- lents were: Trumpet Trio, Chorus, Stage Band, Saxophone Quartet, Shela Haynes, solo, Tammy Haack, solo, Tim Alberts, solo, Lisa Uhri, solo, Boys Octet, -Bonaires, Christy Piper, solo, Marlin Bergman, solo, Jim Cro- trian, solo. Those receiving a good rating were Trombone Quartet and Carol Bednar, solo. All students could be very proud of their performance. 35 Jr.High A ctivities Pictured to the right, Jr. High Chorus. Top Row, (Left to Right) - Barbara Fossenbarger, Kristi Stutheit, Sherri Oestmann, Lori Alexander, Colleen Hauptman, Kathy Nichols, Brenda ten- kins. Third Row - Peggy Dettmer, Kathy Crotrian, Ricki Broady, Terri Armk- necht, Lisa Eden, Dawn Gartner, Renae Haack, Diane Grove, Shelley Lambelet, Tonya Rakes. Second Row - Shawn Turner, Pohl Longsine, John Dune- kacke, Scott Eads, Jeff Rippen, Lance Michel, Scott Speckman, Dave Grove, Paul Moerer. First Row - Lonnie Oestmann, Terry Hahn, Kelly Slater, David Bohling, John Han eline. Chuck Laux, Tim Housh. The select singers of the Jr. High Swing Choir. John singing his heart out. Pictured to the right, Jr. High Band. Back Row, (Left to Right) - Paul Moerer, Dave Grove, Lonnie Oestmann, Scott Speckmann, Dave Bohling. Second Row - Lance Michel, Peggy Dettmer, Tina Wieckhorst, Kathy Grotrian, Ricki Broady, John Dunekacke, Renae Haack, Kelly Slater, Dawn Gartner. First Row - Shelley Lambelet, Colleen Hauptman, Lori Alexander, Kristi Stutheit, Lisa Eden, Diane Grove. 36 Pictured to the left, Jr. High Foothill. Top Row, (Left to Right) - Asst. Coich Ron Meyer, Scott Fids, Lince Michel, Dive Grove, John Dunekicke, Piul Moerer. Second Row - Coich Ed Lowe, Jeff Rippen, Scott Speck min, Shiwn Turner, Dive Bohling. First Row - Lonnie Oest- minn, Kelly Sliter, Terry Hihn, John HaneUne, Chuck Liux. Go For It, Kithylt Terry with lots of room to run. Pictured to the left, Jr. High Volleybill. Top Row, (Left to Right) - Michieh Antholx, Brendi Jenkins, Kristi Stutheit, Birbiri Fossenbirger, Tim Wieckhorst, Diwn Girtner, Coich Ron Meyer. Third Row - Dime Grove, Ricki Broidy, Li si Eden, Lori Alexmder, Colleen Hiuptmin, Renie Hiick. Second Row - Terri Armk- necht, Kithy Nichols, Tonyi Rikes, Kithy Grot rim. First Row - Peggy Dettmer, Sherri Oestmmn. 37 This year the Jr. High was able to begin the Jr. High football program again, adding excitement to the fall. This excitement was continued with successful seasons in both Vol- leyball and Football. This spirit persisted with the Boys Basket- ball team winning First Place in the J-B Invitational. Both Boys and Girls teams finished with 5-1 records. The track season also brought success. The girls won the Conference track meet while the boys placed Third. Their start at High School life was good! In tor two points! Scott sails high for a good jump. Jr. High Cirls Basketball and Track - Back Row, (Left to Right) - Linda Cray, Colleen Hauptman, Machaela Antholr, Kristi Stutheit, Barbara Fossenbarger, Brenda Jenkins, Kathy Nichols. Second Row - Tina Wieckhorst, Tonya Rakes, Diane Grove, Lisa Eden, Lori Alexander, Ricki Broady. First Row - Shelley Lambelet, Terri Armknecht, Renae Haack, Dawn Gartner, Kathy Grotrian, Peggy Dettmer. Jr. High Boys Track - Back Row, (Left to Right) - Pohl Longsine, Lane Michel, Dave Grove, John Dunekacke, Scott Eads, Coach Mike Harley. Second Row - Paul Moerer, Jeff Rippen, Chuck Laux, Scott Speckmann, Terry Hahn, John Haneline, First Row - Shawn Turner, Tim Housh, Lonnie Oestmann, Kelly Slater, Dave Bohling. 38 Class Officers Junior Class Officers: Judy Grotrian Sponsor, Lisa Rowe Secretary, Carol Clark Treasurer, Arlis Caspers President, Christy Piper Vice-President Newsreporter. Freshman Class Officers: Christie Dickin- son President, Meg Bretz Sponsor, Katie Casey Vice President, Janice Meyer Newsreporter, Carol Bednar Treasurer. Sophomores Class Officers: Stephanie Gauchat Vice President, Phillip Gebers Treasurer, Dale Ossowski President, Terri Cunningham Secretary, Carole Obermeyer Sponsor. Eighth Grade Class Officers: Pohl Longsine Treasurer, David Grove Vice President, Jeff Rippen President, Kristi Stutheit Newsreporter, Lori Alexander Secretary. Seventh Grade Class Officers: Kelly Slater Treasurer, David Bohling Secretary, Lonnie Oestmann Vice President, Lisa Eden President. 39 Seventh Grade First Row - (Left to Right), Terri )o Armknecht, David Boh ling, Ricki Broody, Peggy Dettmer, Lisa Eden. Second Row - Dawn Gartner, Kathy Grotrian, Diane Grove, Renae Haack, Terry Hahn. Third Row - )ohn Haneline, Tim Housh, Shelly Lambelet, Chuck Laux, Lonnie Oestmann. Fourth Row - Tonya Rakes, Kelly Slater. Eighth Grade First Row - (Left to Right), Lori Alexander, Machaela Ant hoiz, John Dunekacke, Scott Eads, Barb Fossenbarger. Second Row - Dave Grove, Colleen Hauptman, Brenda Jenkins, Fohl Longsine, Lance Michel. Third Row - Paul Moerer, Kathy Nichols, Sherri Oestmann, Jeff Rippen, Scott Speckmann. Fourth Row - Kristi St ut he it, Shawn Turner, Tina Wieckhorst. Freshmen First Row - (Left to Right), Dea Ahntholz, Carol Bodnar, Carrie Boellstorff, Jeanne Bray, Curtis Brehm. Second Row - Katie Casey, Brian Clark, Paul Connolly, Amy Cunningham, Christie Dickinson. Third Row - Jeff Eitzmann, Kyle Finke, Debbie Cerdes, Laurie Holland, Tim Holtus. Fourth Row - Cary Longsine, Janice Meyer, Troy Rakes, Lori Reimers, Ann Riggins. Fifth Row - Kathy Riggins, Amy Rogge, Julie Stephens, Lisa Uhri, Brad Volker. Sophomores First Row - (Left to Right), Marlin Bergmann, Todd Betts, Beth Boellstorff, Julie Bohling, Marilyn Bohling. Second Row - Marlin Bohling, Terri Cunningham, Stephanie Cauchat, Judy Gebers, Phillip Gebers. Third Row - Julie Gilbert, Jim Grotrian, Gail Jeanneret, Tim Lewis, Rich Michel. Fourth Row - Darken Oestmann, Dale Ossowski, Mike Rowe, Kent Stutheit. Pat Hahn is the Special Educa- tion teacher for both schools. 43 Juniors 44 First Row - (Left to Right), Mary Buch- meier, Artis Caspers, Carol Clark, Lori Fisher. Second Row - Mike Gilbert, Sandy Grotrian, Shela Haynes, Mark Hoffman. Third Row - Katrina Housh, Christy Piper, Denise Rippe, Lisa Rowe. Fourth Row - Vicki Speckman, Christine Volker. r r Edith Shaw Butler Executives Ed Rostov ski, Principal, John Vanderfor , Superintendent. Wilma Wagner and Jana Bohling, Johnson's secretaries Lois Harkins retires after serving as secretary for 18 years. School Board - Back Row: Larry Bohlken, Terry Broady Vice-President, Ross Sand fort President, Mrs. Behrends receives retirement gift Jim Hahn Secretary, Bette Boellstorff, Marvin Caspers. after 37 years at Johnson Brock. 46 Faculty Judy GrotrUn-Business, Carole Obermeyer-Home Be., Ed Lowe-Shop Mary Ann Mellor-English, Meg Brelz-English Robert Uhri-Science, Sam Smith-Math Steve Senti-History, Guidance 47 Ron Meyer-P. E., Eldonna Hazen-Music Duane Arends-Social Science, Art Mrs. Behrends. Librarian Mrs. Novell, Business Student teacher Miss Bassinger, Music Student teacher Mr. Uldrich, Social Science Student teacher Mr. Harley, F.E. Student teacher Mr. McKim, Math Student teacher Sandy Behrends, Elementary Student teacher Bill Cooney and Don Crotrian, Custodians Betty La Vigne, Secretary Mildred Marshall, Lois Eaton, Brock Cooks Melvin Marshall, Brock Custodian Dona Fisher, Laura Ottemann, Johnson Cooks Bus Drivers: Debbie Cade ken, Elzada Schneider, El v era Jenkins, Mar cille Bo hling, Boyd Wake!in. • • 1982 Prom Music was provided by Sound Unlimited Oise loclrey. Shela and Christine build a castle in the sky. On April 17, 1982 many things were happening, people were buying flowers, gelling all dressed up, and the Juniors were adding the final touch. What was all the preparation fori The 1982 Prom. The magic of the night started at 7:00 when the doors opened and you were allowed to enter the Juniors long kept secret — Sweet Dreams. The colors of the evening were dark blue, light blue, and silver. After dinner Junior Class President Arlis Caspers gave a welcome to the festivities and Senior Class President Kim Alex- ander gave the response. After the program a dance was held from 9:00 to Midnight with music by Sound Unlimited. Punch and snacks were served by the hosts and hostesses. The night turned out wonderful and everyone enjoyed being part of Sweet Dreams. Waiter and waitresses lor the evening were (Irom lelt) Darren Oestmann, Stephanie Cauchat, Jim Crotrian, Marilyn Bohling, Julie Bohling, Marlin Bohling. . . Sweet Dreams Kim Cerking reads Class History. Tammy Haack looks to the future while reading Jackie Hawley gains laughs while reading Class Prophecies. Wills. Scott and Kim share a dance. What a dipI Diane flashes a smile! 51 . . . Throughout the Night Kim and Tim boogie to the beat. Senior Girls dazzle cameramen with their charm. 52 J-Bonaires J-Bonaires swing to the beat in style. Outfits went from casual to formal this year. The group consisted of 12 singers, 2 accompanists and 1 percussionist. Members are pictured above starting from the left: Shela Haynes, Marlin Bergmann, Diane Sohnholz, Dale Ossowski, Kim Cerking, Jim Crotrian, Margaret Bed- har, Tim Alberts, Stephanie Cauchat, Tim Cobber, Christy Piper, and Rich Michel. The percussion section included Sandy Crotrian, Tammy Haack, and Jackie Hawley. The J-Bonaires made a number of performances for different organizations of the commun- ity and also spent many long hours rehearsing songs and dance steps preparing for District Music Contest where they received an Excellent Rating. They ended the year with a performance at the Market Square during the trip to Washington D.C. Hot pic- tured: Alternates Tim Lewis and Kent Slutheit. What do you want to heart What song should we singt S3 Stage Band The Stage Band this year consisted of 17 members. The band made 2 performances one of which was the District Music Contest in April where they received an Excellent Rating, which they were proud of receiving. Their other performance was at the J-Bonaire-Stage Band Concert in May. So thjit's what Sax is aII about. Brass is where it's at! Stage band sets the beat. 54 Stage Band Back row from the left: Dale Ossowski, Stephanie Cauchat, Sandy Crotrian, Mary Buchmeier, Teresa Blinde, Carol Clark, Jackie Hawley - Drums, Miss Eldonna Hazen - Director. Middle Row: Julie Stephens, Amy Rogge, Shela Haynes. Front row: Kent Stutheit, Christine Volker, Artis Caspers, Julie Bohling, Carol Bednar, Tammy Haack - Piano. Boys and Girls Track Boys Trick - Front Row, (Left to Right): Jeff Eitzmann, Brim Clark, Kyle Finke, Tim Holthus, Paul Connolly. Second Row: Cary Longsine, Marlin Bohling, Mark Hoffman, Phillip Cebers. Third Row: Dale Ossowski, Darren Oestmann, Jim Crotrian, Marlin Bergmann. Fourth Row: Tim Lewis, Todd Betts, Mike Rowe. Not Pictured Rich Mechel Girls Track - Front Row, (Left to Right): Carol Bednar, Janice Meyer, Laurie Holland, Tammy Haack, Teresa Blinde, Kim Alexander. Second Row: Lisa Uhri, Dea Ahntholz, Amy Cunningham, Katie Casey, Kathy Riggins, Amy Rogge, Debbie Cerdes, Julie Gilbert. Third Row: Marilyn Bohling, Shela Haynes, Judy Cebers, Carrie Boellstorff, Beth Boellstorff, Julie Bohling. Coaches Senff and Meyer contemplate while track team warms up for the next event. Track season this year was full of success! Throughout the spring the track teams experienced many emotional moments, along with many cold, rainy track meets. Both track teams this year saw a great change in size, this made a difference in attitude, team spirit and support. Along with the hard long hours of work came a lot of rewards. Many J-B students walked away with medals this year, also many new records were set. Once again, the big event was Mark Hoffman qualifying for state in three events, the 100 meter dash, 200 meter dash, and the 400 meter dash. The girls were coached by Ron Meyer and the boys were coached by Steve Senff. 55 The record board at Johnson-Brock saw a lot of changes this year. This year 7 new records were added. The girls 3200 Meter Relay team consisting of Julie Gilbert, Laurie Holland, Janice Meyer, and Amy Cunningham put up a new time of 10:50.6 after their run at the district track meet. Mark Hoffman broke the 200 Meter Dash by sprinting a 22.8. Mark also qualified for the State Track Meet, but was unable to run at the meet because of a strained back. It was a disappointment to everyone, but everyone was still very proud of Mark and his accomplishments. Kyle Finke had his name added by running 48.7 in the 300 Meter Intermediate Hurdles. Amy Cunningham was a multi-record breaker. She broke the 400 Meter Dash record with a time of 67.1 and the 800 Meter Run record by running 2:39.9. Julie Gilbert also set two records. Besides the 3200 relay, she also had the 80 Meter Low Hurdles with 18.0 being her record setting time. Kathy Riggins, not pictured, broke the long Jump record with a leap of 15'5’ to add her name and distance to the record board. 56 Marilyn Bohling takes it one step at a time. Julie Gilbert and Lisa Uhri concentrate on Rich Michel sets the pace. hurdles. Beth Boellstorff and Kathy Riggins fight for the finish. 57 Teresa Blinde is coming through. Activities Banquet Activities Banquet Royalty: Queen, Kim Cerking; Kings, Scott Gilbert and Tim Alberts. Tim Cobber receives Football MVP A ward from Coach Senff. Judy Grotrian presents Jackie Hawley with Sam Smith presents Senior Math Award to Accounting Certificate from the Peru Business Scott Gilbert. Contest. 58 Eagles Stand Proud The theme of the Activities Banquet was Eagles Stand Proud . The Pep Club decided to use a popular cheer this year. The students were encouraged by this theme to go out and show the community Eagles do stand proud. Throughout the night the theme was proven over and over. Linda Cerdes receives one of the three Volleyball MVP Awards from Coach Obermeyer. Coach Senff presents Outstanding Boy Athlete Kim Cerking, Outstanding Cirl Athlete receives Award to Tim Cobber. the award from Coach Obermeyer. 59 Special Awards Kim Corking - Activities Queen Tim Alberts - Co-Activities King . Scott Gilbert - Co-Activities King Di.ine Sohnholz - Outstanding Senior Mush Anard Kim Corking - Outstanding Senior Drama -tu.irr . s nit Cilbert - Outstanding Senior M.iih  .u K m | A nard lt Cilbe Tim Cobber - Outstanding Senior Ho Athlete Kim CeMting - Cirl Athlete Teresa Blinde - Scholastic Award Arlis Caspers - Scholastic Award Dale Ossowski - Scholastic Award Brian Clark - Scholastic Award Carol Bednar • Scholastic Award Kim Alexander - Editor Award Kim Cerking - Division Editor Award . Scott Cilbert - Stat e-Act Play Participant Tammy Haaik - State One-Act Play Parthi pant One-Act Play Participant Sandy Crotrian - State One-Act Play Participant Kim Cerking - One-Act Student Director Jackie Hawley - Business Kim Oestmann - Cheerlt Teresa Blinde - Outstan Kim Oestmann - Nation, Tim Cobber - Most Vail t Kim Cerking - Most Vai Kim Alexander - Most ward 'er Award ng Pep Club Award Math Award ible Player, Football ble Player, Volleyball aluable Player, Volleyball Linda Cerdes - Most Valuable Player, Volleyball Mark Hoffman - Most aluable Player, . Basketball Linda Cerde«. - Most I aluable Player, Basketball Mark Hoffman - Most V, Beth Boellstorff - Most V, Amy Cunningham - Most hie Participant, Track able Co-Participant, Track aluable Co-Participant, Track Special Award Winners On this page winners of honors and awards for athletic achievements are pictured. The awards described are given outside of the school. The winners of special awards in Volleyball pictured to the left are Arlis Caspers, Linda Cerdes, Mary Buchmeier, Kim Gerking, and Kim Alexander. Tim Gobber is pictured bottom left for his All-Conference Football A ward. Pictured at the bottom center are the Basketball All-Con- ference Winners: Kim Gerking, Mark Hoffman, Linda Gerdes. Mark Hoffman is also pictured at the bottom right for his achievement of qualifying for the State Track Meet. 61 Weight Lifting Weight lifting was a new pro- gram this year. It began in March and ended when school got out. The purpose of the program was to better condition students for other sports. The team held regular workouts every night after school. The team consisted of 17 members: top left • Mary Buchmeier, Denise Rippe, Christy Piper and Arlis Caspers. Second Row - Troy Rakes, Terri Cunningham and Stephanie Cauchat. Third Row - Tim Cobber, Lisa Rowe, Ann Riggins, Cail leanneret, Katrina Housh and Coach Ed Lowe. First Row - Julie Stephens, Christie Dickinson, Jean Bray, Brad Volker and Mike Gilbert. Members of this squad learned how to properly use the weight machine. Along with lifting, they jumped rope, exercised and ran. This program benefited the students not in track, who wanted to keep in shape. 62 Is it heavy WendyV mom Not another love letterf Mark listens carefully. Sandy is finally put where she belongs. Are you sure Mr. Uldrichf I can't see it Todd. AMY  R( Ul BUI BISTUIS The Senior Class Officers pictured left are, ludy Grotrian Sponsor, Kim LaVigne Secretary, Cindy lenkins Vice-President, Kim Cerking Recorder, Scott Gilbert Treasurer, Kim Alexander President. Pictured above. Seniors show their year at the top spirit with a float during the Homecoming Parade. 65 66 Albetis, Tim Alexander, Kim Bednar, Margaret BUnde, Teresa Boellstorff, Tyson Bohling, Brjtd Brehm, Michelle Gauchat, Liu Cerdes, Linda Cerking, Kim Gilbert, Scott Cobber, Tim Hack, Timmy Hi ley, Jickie Jenkins, Cindy Li Vigne, Kim Lewis, Rilondi Meyer, Wendy Oestminn, Kim Oestminn, Mitt Snowden, Cindy Sohnholz, Diine 67 68 Honor guards Carol Clark and Mark Hoffman. To be as much as we can be, we must dream of being more. Class of 82 69 Moments like these are rare. On May 9th, the Class of '82 consisting of 22 members graduated and took the first step to a new life. Smiles mingled with tears was the scene that day. There were smiles of accomplishment and tears of leaving friends who you came to love during the years. All left J-B with fond memories. Memories that are both sad and happy. Memories that when thought of many years from now will be mingled once again with smiles and tears. Kim Oestmann delivers her Co-Valedictorian Co-Valedictorian, Kim Cerking reminds the address to the class. class to Believe in Yourself! Pastor Brailey relays a heavenly Pictured Above: Senior Class awards Mrs. Behrends with a standing ovation lor her 27 years phone call to the Senior Class. of teaching. Below: Senior Class experiences mixed emotions as they switch their tassels. 70 As wonderful as school days are - So full of fun and laughter - The best and richest times you'll know Will come a few years after . . . So close the door behind you now 1 And as you turn away Review the dreams and plans you've made And hold them fast today . . . Walk proudly as you move along, Feel young, and strong, and free, And let your heart repeat these wofds - The Best is yet to be! D. J. Faulhaker -A- Ahntholi, Dea - 4, 12, 13, 29, 34, 42, 55 Alberts, Tim - 6, 7, 8, 15, 16, 17, 18, 26, 27, 33, 34, 35, 52, 53, 58, 59, 64, 66, 68, 69 Alexander, Kim - 2, 4, 5, 7, 10, 11, 12, 16, 17, 18, 19, 26, 27, 28, 33, 34, 52, 55, 61, 64, 65, 66, 68, 69 B Bednar, Carol - 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 29, 39, 42, 54, 55 Bednar, Margaret - 66, 10, 16, 17, 31, 53, 69 Bergmann, Martin - 29, 34, 43, 55, 59 Betts, Todd - 4, 7, 18, 43, 55 Blinde, Teresa - 4, 10, 12, 16, 17, 19, 26, 27, 28, 31, 34, 35, 52, 54, 55, 57, 64, 66, 69 Boellstorff, Beth - 11, 12, 13, 34, 43, 55, 57 Boellstorff, Carrie - 4, 42, 55 Boellstorff, Tyson - 64, 66, 69 Bohling, Brad - 2, 15, 18, 19, 64, 66, 68, 69 Bohling, Julie - 4, 5, 6, 7, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 19, 29, 45, 50, 52, 54, 55 Bohling, Marilyn -7, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 19, 26, 27, 28, 29, 35, 43, 50, 52 Bohling, Marlin - 4, 7, 8, 16, 17, 18, 26, 43, 50, 55 Bray, Jeanne - 4, 7, 11, 12, 16, 17, 30, 31, 42, 61 Brehm, Curtis - 4, 29, 33, 34, 42 Brehm, Michelle - 16, 17, 19, 33, 51, 52, 64, 66, 69 Buchmeier, Mary - 8, 10, 16, 17, 19, 30, 31, 34, 35, 44, 54, 61, 62 -C- Casey, Katie - 5, 6, 7, 11, 12, 16, 17, 29, 34, 39, 42, 55 Caspers, Arlis - 2, 5, 6, 7, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 30, 33, 34, 39, 44, 54, 61, 62 Clark, Brian - 7, 8, 9, 16, 17, 18, 19, 29, 34, 43, 55 Clark, Carol -2, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, 19, 30, 39, 44, 54, 69 Connolly, Paul - 8, 28, 29, 30, 33, 34, 42, 55 Cunningham, Amy - 4, 7, 11, 12, 13, 30, 34, 42, 55, 56 Cunningham, Terri - 11, 12, 15, 18, 29, 33, 39, 43, 62 -D- Dickinson, Christie - 11, 12, 34, 39, 42, 62 -E- Eitzmann, Jeff - 6, 7, 8, 28, 29, 30, 34, 42, 55 -F- Finke, Kyle - 7, 8, 18, 26, 29, 30, 34, 42, 55, 56 Fisher, Lori -11, 12, 15, 16, 17, 19, 30, 34, 44 -C- Cauchat, Lisa - 16, 17, 18, 31, 52, 64, 66, 69 Cauchat, Stephanie - 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 34, 39, 43, 50, 53, 54, 62 Cebers, Judy - 11, 12, 13, 30, 34, 43, 55 Cebers, Phillip - 4, 8, 16, 17, 18, 28, 29, 34, 39, 43, 55 Cerdes, Debbie -4, 11, 16, 17, 29, 34, 42, 55 Cerdes, Linda - 10, 16, 17, 19, 26, 27, 28, 30, 52, 59, 61, 64, 66, 69 Cerking, Kim - 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 26, 27, 33, 34, 51, 52, 53, 58, 59, 61, 64, 65, 66, 69, 70 Gilbert, Julie - 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 26, 29, 43, 55, 56, 57 Gilbert, Mike - 8, 18, 19, 44, 52, 62, 63 Gilbert, Scott - 5, 8, 9, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 32, 33, 34, 35, 58, 59, 64, 65, 66, 69 Cobber, Tim - 1, 5, 7, 8, 9, 15, 16, 17, 18, 26, 27, 28, 34, 53, 58, 59, 61, 62, 64, 67, 69 Grotrian, Jim - 8, IS, 16, 17, 18, 19, 26, 27, 28, 34, 53, 58, 59, 61 Grotrian, Sandy -11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 32, 33, 44, 54, 63 -H- Haack, Tammy - 4, 10, 15, 16, 17, 26, 27, 28, 31, 32, 33, 34, 51, 52, 54, 55, 63, 64, 67, 69 Hawley, Jackie - 11, 15, 16, 17, 19, 32, 33, 34, 51, 52, 54, 58, 64, 67, 69 Haynes, Shela - 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 26, 29, 34, 35, 44, 50, S3, 54, 55 Hoffman, Mark - 6, 7, 18, 26, 27, 34, 44, 50, 52, 55, 56, 61, 63, 69 Holland, Laurie -4, 11, 7, 12, 16, 17, 29, 30, 34, 42, 55, 56 Holthus, Tim - 4, 16, 17, 34, 42, 55 Housh, Katrina - 11, 12, 16, 17, 44, 52, 62, 63 Jeanneret, Gail -4, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 29, 34, 43, 62 Jenkins, Cindy - 11, 12, 19, 34, 52, 65, 67, 69, 70 -L- LaVigne, Kim - 10, 16, 17, 19, 34, 35, 52, 64, 65, 67, 68, 69, 70 Lewis, RaLonda - 52, 64, 67, 68, 69, 70 Lewis, Tim - 18, 34, 43, 55, 59 Longsine, Gary - 4, 42, 55 -M- Meyer, Janice - 4, 11, 12, 34, 39, 42, 55, 56 Meyer, Wendy - 63, 65, 67, 68, 69, 70 Michel, Rich - 5, 8, 9, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 26, 28, 29, 30, 34, 43, S3, 57, 59 -O- Oestmann, Darren - 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 16, 17, 18, 26, 27, 30, 43, SO, 55, 63 Oestmann, Kim - 2, 7, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, 19, 26, 31, 33, 34, 35, 51, 52, 64, 67, 68, 69, 70 Oestmann, Matt - 8, 9, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 59, 64, 67, 68, 69 Ossowski, Dale - 7, 8, 15, 16, 17, 18, 26, 29, 33, 34, 39, 43, 53, 54, 55, 59 -P- Piper, Christy - 2, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 30, 34, 39, 44, 53, 62 -R- Rakes, Troy - 4, 8, 42, 62 Reimers, Lori - 34, 42 Riggins, Ann - 4, 11, 12, 29, 30, 34, 42, 62 Riggins, Kathy - 11, 12, 29, 30, 34, 42, 55 Rippe, Denise -11, 12, 15, 16, 17, 19, 29, 30, 34, 44, 52, 62 Rogge, Amy - 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 34, 42, 54, 55 Rowe, Lisa - 10, 12, 16, 17, 18, 35, 39, 44, 62, 63 Rowe, Mike - 7, 8, 18, 34, 43, 55 -S Snowden, Cindy - 12, 31, 34, 52, 65, 67, 68, 69, 70 Sohnholz, Diane - 11, 12, 16, 17, 31, 34, 35, 51, 52, 53, 64, 67, 68, 69, 70 Speckmann, Vicki - 12, 16, 17, 30, 34, 44 Stephens, Julie - 11, 12, 16, 17, 19, 30, 34, 42, 54, 62 Stutheit, Kent - 8, 16, 17, 18, 26, 28, 29, 34, 43, 54, 59 -U- Uhri, Lisa - 7, 11, 16, 17, 34, 42, 55, 57 -V- Volker, Brad - 7, 8, 18, 26, 29, 42, 62 Volker, Christine - 12, 16, 17, 18, 33, 44, 50, 54, 63 72