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

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 . . 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

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 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

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 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.