La Marque High School - Cougar Yearbook (La Marque, TX)

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Valedictorian, Salutatorian named Ollie Neiderhofer was the valedictorian of 1983-1984 senior class of LMHS posting the highest grade point average. Ollie was president of Anchor Club, and an active member of the National Honor Society, and Spanish club. Ollie received the Moody Scholarship and other academic awards. Olhe was also elected class speaker. Anne Romeo was the Salutatorian of the 1983-1984 Senior class and was one of the class speakers. Anne received the Moody Scholarship as well as several other academic awards. Anne was a member of NHS, and Anchor club. Ollie Neiderhofer Anne Romeo Honor Graduates determined Karen Armstead Kim Barber Susan Bonham Cindy Broze Kennedy Colombo Roderick James Kirk Jopowicz Elizabeth Habashy Bonnie Harris Brian Holmes Kathy Hunt Danny LaBry Dorothy Land Peggy Mitchell Ollie Neiderhofer Cynthia Nolte Anne Romeo Cindy Shannon Elizabeth Shepherd Honor Graduates not pictured - Michelle Pringle, Lana KiUian, Delicia McCray 188 Seniors m-r:

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it ' s a beginning Petrea Ward David Warren Angelia Suzette Welch Artie Lisa White Danny Yeager Pamela Ann York Larry Brown I finally made it! Scott Keiser, Steve Kays and Charlene Jordan talse the final walk.

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Show me the way Lord, let me get close to you, Let me feel the feeling I never knew And Lord, please stay with me today Because I need you to show me the way. Oh Lord, please show me the way Because I need you night and day. Oh Lord, please show me the way Because, for my sins, you did pay. Lord, I love you so much. And everyday I need your touch. Oh Lord, please understand That I am a confused young man. Oh Lord please show me the way. Because I don ' t want to go astray. Please show me the way So that all my fears will go away. Lord, now my life is in your hands And it is no longer in strands. With your strength I now can cope And my strands have become a thread of hope. And Lord, when I leave this earth I pray that someone else will experience rebirth And Lord, there ' s one other thing I ' ll have to say. Thank you Lord, for showing me the way. (Delivered as part of the eulogy and written by Johnny Crump.) In Memory . . . Rob Niebuhr, a member of the Class of 1984, died by his own hand November 29, 1983. He had been a member of the Industrial Arts Club, Interclub Council and FC A. He was also a member of the electronics repair class. Rob ' s death came as an unexpected shock to the students and the com- munity. If only he had realized how many friends he had, he would never have done this, was a common statement. Rob was a real friend, a senior said. He always listened to you and tried to help you with your problems. Another agreed, Rob always shared of himself. Such feelings made Rob ' s death hard to accept for his friends. Their tribute to him was ex- pressed in the Rob Niebuhr Memorial Scholarship set up by his family and friends for students in elec- tronics. Rob was survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. James Niebuhr, two brothers, Mike and Eric, two sisters, Lisa and Lanie, grandparents, other rela- tives, numerous friends, and the 1984 Senior Class. He will be missed. Seniors 189