Lakeview High School - Viking Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1974 volume:

In Memory of Alan Bures h On November 13, 1973, Lake- view suffered the loss of Alan Bu- resh who was killed in a hunting accident. His memory will always be with us. Alan was an energetic young man who enjoyed hunting, friends, and life. His mother brought him to the baptismal fount to receive eternal life. In his tragic, un- timely death, we all cling to the hope of his eternal life. Alan ful- filled a part of God's plan which providentially leads all of us toward fulfillment of our own lives. LA REVIEW VIKING 1974 MEMORIAL Page I SENIORS........................... page3 JUNIORS........................... Page 23 SOPHOMORES Page 29 FRESHMEN ......................... Page 33 ACTIVITIES........................ Page37 FACULTY........................... page 77 ATHLETICS ........................ Page 85 ORGANIZATION Page 123 PAMELA RENEE BEHLE Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Wilber Behle You own the day.. .spend it on happiness. Business and College Prep Courses. Pep Club- 1, 2, 3,4; Volley ball-2, 3; Jr. Ensemble-3. LARRY BE IE R MANN Son of Mr. G Mrs. William Beiermann To him that knows to do good. College Prep Courses. Football-1, 2, 3,4; Bas- ketball- 1,2; Track-2, 3,4; Class Officer-1,3; Student Council-2,4; Prom Waiter-2; County Government Day-3; Quill G Scroll-4; Letter- men's Club-2,3,4; Letter-men's Club Offi- cer-4; Newspaper Staff-4. ALICE MARIE BIERMAN Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. John Bierman I know I'm slow but I try to do my best. Business Courses. Girls Glee-2; Choir-1, 2, 3,4. DORIS E. BIERMAN Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. John Bierman Don't believe everything you hear, just half of it. General Courses. Librarian-3,4. CAROL ANN BOCK Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Roy Bock life holds many blessings large or small... We can't begin to count them all. Business Courses. Pep Club-1, 2, 3,4; Squad leader-3; Star Member-3; Head Wrestling Cheerleader-4; Wrestling Scorekeeper-3; Golden Girl-4; Volleyball-2, 3,4; Basketball- 3; Track-1,2; Student Manager-4; RLGA-2, 3,4; RLGA officer-4; Choir-2,3,4; Small Group-3; Librari an-4; FHA-4; Scroll Award-4. GERALDINE KAY BURESH Daughter of Mrs. Alice Buresh A true friend is forever a friend. Business Courses. Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Pep Club Officer-4; Pom-Pom Girl-2, 3; Banner Carrier-4; Volleyball-1, 3; Basketball-3; Track-1, 2, 3,4; State Qualifier-2, 3; RLGA- 2,3,4; RLGA Officer-3,4; Library Aid-4; FHA Scroll member-4; Homecoming At- tendant-4. LANA CATTAU Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Helmuth Cattau Grow in faith and understanding. Business Courses. Pep Club-2,3; Choir-1,2, 3,4; Soph. Ensemble; Jr. Ensemble; Volley- ball-1,2,3,4; Basketball-3,4; Track-1,2, 3, 4; RLGA-3,4; Speech-2,3,4. DONNA MARIE CHOLLAR Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. James Chollar Love understands Love; It needs no talk. Business Courses. Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Track-3; Choir-1,2,3; Girls Glee-2; FHA-4; Librarian- P AT RICK COAN Son of Mr. G Mrs. Bill Coan When the going gets tough, the tough get tougher. General Courses. Football-1, 2, 3,4; Basket- ball-1, 2, 3, 4; Track-1,2, 3; Annual Staff-3, 4; Lettermen's Club-1, 2, 3,4; Snowball Att.- 2,3,4; Sweet Heart King-4; School Play-4; Prom Waiter-2. DAVID COS SOLLAS Mr. G Mrs. Ted Wilke (Guardian) Express thyself, do it today. General Courses. Track-3. JOLENE DIRKS Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Norman Dirks Til get along—with the help of my friend. Business Courses. Choir-2, 3,4; Jr. Ensemble- 3; FHA-1,2; Pep Club-2,3,4; Squad Leader- 45 Jr. Ach.-3; Prom Waitress-2; Graduation Usherette-3; Teacher's Aid-4; Snowball Cand, -4; Sweetheart Cand.-4. KEITH DIRKS Son of Mr. G Mrs. Milton Dirks His friendship, that like love is warm, with humor never ceasing. College Prep. Band-1,2,3,4; Choir-3,4; Mad- rigal-3,4; Basketball-1, 2; Lettermen's Club- 3, 4; Graduation Usher-3; Student Council-3; Class Officer-4; Snowball Cand.-4; Sweet- heart Att.-4; Student Manager-Football-3,4, Basketball-3; Track-3; Brass Choir-4; Speech -2; Intramurals-3,4. THERESA DOHMEN Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Ferd Dohmen Forget about the past and think about the future. General G Business Courses. FHA-1. PATRICIA ANN DONOGHUE Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Mark Donoghue Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. College Prep. School play-2,3,4; Pep Club- 1,2,3,4; FHA and Scroll degree-4; Girls Glee-2; Soph. Ensemble; Jr. Ensemble; Choir -1,2,4; County Government Day-3; Speech- 4; Madiigal-4} Betty Crocker Award-4. SUSAN MARIE DURKOP Daughter of Mrs. LaVonne Durkop The best way to know God is to love many things. College Prep Courses. Band-1, 2, 3,4; Flute Trio-2, 3,4; Pep Club-1, 2, 3,4; Squad Leader -2; Girl's Glee-2; Soph. Ensemble; Junior Ensemble; Speech-2, 3; Drama-2. ROGER EFFA Son of Rev. G Mrs. William Effa You can't slide uphill. General Courses. Stage Band-1,2,3; Band-1, 2,3,4; Drama-3; Choir-3; Wrestling-1; In- tramural Basketball-4. JULIE ENGEL Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. John H. Engel Everybody has to be something to someone to be anyone. General G College Prep. Choir-2,3,4; Soph. Ensemble; Jr. Ensemble; Track-1,2; Librar- ian-3; Pep Club-1,2, 3. DAVID A. FICHTL Son of Mr. G Mrs. James Fichtl The virtue lies in the struggle, not in the prize. Vocational Courses. FFA-1,2, 3,4; FFA Of- ficer-3,4; Wrestling-3,4; Football-1. STEVE GEHRING Son of Mr. G Mrs. Melvin Gehring The principal business of life is to enjoy it. General Courses. Track-1,2, 3,4; Basketball- 2, 3,4; All-State Honorable Mention-4; All- West Husker Conference Team-4; Football-1; Lettermen's Club-3,4; FFA-1,2, 3,4; FFA Of- ficer 3,4. ANNETTE GEORGE Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Robert A. George Joy and Pleasure should be derived from helping others. College Prep. Girls Glee-2; Soph. Ensemble; Jr. Ensemble; Jr. Triple Trio-3; Choir-2,3,4; Madrigal-4; Vocal Solo-2,3,4; Band-3,4; Annual Staff-2,3,4; Drama-2, 3,4; Speech- 2,3,4; Pep Club-2,3,4. ROGER GOEDEKEN Son of Mr. G Mrs. Vernon Goedeken He who made work should be made to finish it. College Prep. Football-1, 2, 3,4; Basketball- 1,2,3,4; Track-1, 2, 3,4; Class Officeiv4; Lettermen's Club-1,2, 3,4; Quill G Scroll-4; Newspaper Staff-4; Prom Waiter-2; Home- coming Cand.-4; Snowball Cand.-4; County Government Day-3. KEVIN GOERING Son of Mr. G Mrs. Clarence Goering Do good with what you have, or it will do you no good. General Courses. Band-1,2, 3,4; Stage Band- 1,2,3,4; Trombone Trio-1; Choir-3; Foot- ball-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1; Wrestling-2; Track-3; Lettermen's Club-2,3,4. GARY GRIFFITHS Son of Mr. G Mrs. John Griffiths Commit a Sin Twice, and it will seem no longer a sin. General Courses. Intermurals. THEODORE HILGER Son of Mr. G Mrs. Joseph Hilger I'm only a pound over. General Courses. Football-1,2, 3,4; Wrestling -2,3,4; Lettermen's Club-2, 3,4; FFA-3; Choir- 3,4. 8 JESSE HILL Son of Mr. G Mrs. Ray Hill Sexy as a 2X4 with nails in it. General Courses. DOUGLAS INSELMAN Son of Mr. G Mrs. Clarence Inselman Make haste slowly. FFA-1, 2,3,4; Lettermen's Club-2,3,4; Foot- ball-1,2,3,4; Basketball-2; Wrestling-3,4; Track-2,3,4; Choir-3,4; All Conf. Football- 3,4. MARV JANSSEN Son of Mr. G Mrs. Ernst Janssen Don't let studies interfere with your education. General Courses. Football-1; Basketball-3, 4; Track-2,3,4; Lettermen's Club-2, 3,4. DAVID WILLIAM JARECKI Son of Mr. G Mrs. Andrew Jarecki Wine, Women, and Song and not necessarily in that order. College Prep. Band-1,2, 3,4; Choir-2,3,4; Madrigal-3,4; Track-1,2; Football-1, 2, 3,4; Lettermen's Club-4; Brass Choir-3,4; Stage Band-1,2,3,4; Drama-3; European Tour-3; Trumpet Solo-3; Band Officer-3. MIKE JAROSZ Son of Mr. G Mrs. Ben Jarosz At doing what we shouldn't we are all experts! General Courses. Football-1, 3, 4; Track-2, 3,4; Lettermen's Club-3,4; Choir-3; Intra- mural-3,4; Lettermen's Club Officer-4. GLORIA M. JAZWICK Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Edward Jazwick Make the most of the best and the least of the worst. College Prep. Pep Club-2, 3,4; FHA-1,2; Track-1; Graduation Usherette-3; Girls' State Alternate-3; Librarian Aid-3,4; Teacher Aid- 4; County Government Day-3. SHERYL JENNY Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Max Jenny Friends are more than just. . .forever. . . College Prep Courses. Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Cheerleader-2, 3,4; Head Wrestling Cheer- leader-3; Choir-1,3; Madrigal-4; Track-1; Basketball-3, 4; RLGA-3,4; Prom Waitress-2; Sweetheart Queen-4; Soph. Ensemble; Jr. Triple Trio; Jr. Ensemble; Librarian-3; Gold- en Girl-3. ELIZABETH ANNE JENSEN Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Vaugn Jensen The great oak was once a little nut that held its ground. College Prep. FHA-2, 3,4; FHA Officer-3,4; FFA-4; Band-1,2,3,4; Pep Club-2,3,4; Choir-3; Track-3; Newspaper Staff-4. SHARON JOHANNES Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Carl Johannes Studying: A waste of time unless you want to learn something. General Courses. Choir-1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club- 1,2,3; Girls Glee-2; Triple Trio-2,3; Jr. Ach.-3; Volleyball-3; Basketball-3; Track-3. DEBRA SUE KAPELS Daughter of Mrs. Edgar Rape Is She may seem quiet but wait till you get to know her. Business Courses. Pep Club-2,3; Choir-1,2,4; Volleyball-3,4; Miss FHA Candidate-4; FHA- 4; Scroll Award-4. MARY JO KLUEVER Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Bob Kluever Go Big Red. College Prep. Pep Club-2,3,4; Varsity Cheer- leader-3,4; Head 4; Volleyball-2, 3,4; Track- 2, 3,4; RLGA-2, 3,4; Class Officer-3; Head Graduation Usherette-3; Librarian-3; Snowball Att. -3; Homecoming Att.-4; Snowball Queen -4; Choir-2,3,4; Madrigal-4; Soph. Ensem- ble; Jr. Ensemble. JANE MARIE KLUG Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Willis Klug Silence is one of the great arts of conversation. Business Courses. Pep Club-1, 2, 3; Band-1,2; Choir-1,2, 3,4. LYLE KLUG Son of Mr. G Mrs. Clemens Klug Peace is the happy, natural state of man. General Courses. Football-1, 3,4; Track-1,2, 3,4; Cross Country-2; Basketball-1, 2; Wres- tling-3, 4; Lettermen's Club-1,2,3,4; Choir- 4. WENDALL KORTE Son of Mr. G Mrs. Walter Korte The first step in making a dream come true is to wake up. College Prep. Football-1,2, 3, 4; Basketball- 1,2,3, 4; Track-2, 3,4; Lettermen's Club-2, 3,4; Prom Waiter-2; County Government Day -3; Homecoming Attendant-4; Snowball King CINDY LANG AN Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Irvin Lang an Full of fun, always ready for a good time. Business G College Prep Courses. Pep Club- 2, 3; Choir-2,3,4; Soph. Ensemble; Jr. En- semble; Annual Staff-3,4; County Govern- ment Day-3; Teacher Aid-4; Quill G Scroll-4. MARIE LEFFERS Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Ludwig Leffers Think all you speak, but speak not all you think. General Courses. FHA-1,2; Jr. Achievement- 2; Choir-1,2,3; Pep Club-2; Track-2; Soph. Ensemble; Jr. Ensemble. JEANNE LIEBIG Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Marcel Liebig A sincere smile is brought forth from the Spirit, warms the heart, and radiates to all. College Prep. School Plays-1, 2, 3,4; Soph. Ensemble; Choir-1,4; Trio-3,4; Pep Club- 1,2,3,4; Squad Leader-3; Class Officer-3,4; Student Council-3; Pom-Pom Girl-3; Banner Carrier-4; Prom Waitress-3; Snowball Cand.- 1,3; Snowball Att.-2; Homecoming Queen-4; Annual Staff-3,4; Quill G Scroll-4; Debate- 3; Speech Contests-2, 3,4; 1st Runner-up in Soroptimist Citizenship Award-4; Elks Most Valuable Student Award-4; 1st runner-up, Scholastic Award, Miss Congeniality Platte County Jr. Miss Pageant. JANE LOEFFLER Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Gerald Loeffler Don't hurry, don't worry, Do your best, and leave the rest. Business G College Prep Courses. Pep Club-1, 2,3; Squad Leader-1; Choir-2,3,4; Soph. Ensemble; Jr. Ensemble; Annual Staff-3,4; Quill G Scroll-4; Track-1; Student Council- 1; Snowball Cand-1,4; FHA-1,2; Teacher Aid-4; County Government Day-3. NANCY LOSEKE Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Herbert Loseke Everyone is special for all are loved by God. College Prep Courses. Girls Glee-2; County Government Day-3; Pep Club-3,4; Soph En- semble; Jr. Ensemble. DEANW. LUEDTKE Son of Mr. G Mrs. Dale Luedtke I'll study tomorrow. General Courses. Wrestling-3; Letterman-3,4; Choir-2, 3; Intramural-3, 4. DONALD LUESCHEN Son of Mr. G Mrs. Milan Lueschen I want some honey. College Prep. Football-2, 3, 4; Basketball-1, 2; Wrestling-3,4; Track-2,3; Student Man- ager-1; Lettermen's Club-1,3,4; Choir-1,2, 4; Graduation Usher-3. TOM LUTJENS Son of Mr. G Mrs. Lloyd Lutjens If the cake is bad, what good is the frosting? College Prep. Football-1,2, 3,4; Basketball- 1,2,3,4; Track-1,2, 3,4; Lettermen's Club- 1,2,3,4; Lettermen's Club Officer-4; County Government Day-3; Homecoming Att.-4; Class Officer-2,4; Madrigal-4; FFA-1,2; Jr. Vice Pres.-l. 12 PATRICIA ELAINE MARTIN Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Leo Martin It is much better to be heard and NEVER seen. College Prep. Volleyball-1, 2, 3,4; Basket- ball-3,4; Track-1,2,3,4; RLGA-2,3,4; RL- GA Officer-4; Student Council-4; Student Council Officer-4; Pep Club-2, 3; Speech-2, 3,4. MARY ALICE MARTY Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Raymond Marty Don't walk in front of me I may not follow— Don't walk behind me I may not lead--Just walk beside me and be my friend. Choir-2, 3,4; Vocal Solos-3,4; Vocal All State Cand.-4; Soph. Ensemble; Jr. Ensem- ble; Band-1,2,3,4; Madrigal-3,4; FHA-2,4. CHRISTINE MARIE REINS Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Richard Reins Think little of what others think of you. Business G College Prep. Pep Club-1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader-2; Annual Staff-1, 2, 3,4; Co- editor-4; Snowball Cand.-l; Choir-2,3,4; RLCA-2, 3,4; Basketball-3,4; Track-1,2,3, 4; County Govern. Day-3; Prom Waitress-2; Soph. Ensemble; Jr. Ensemble; Jr. Triple Trio; Girls Glee-2; Teacher Aid-4. RONALD RICKERT Son of Mr. G Mrs. Marvin Rickert Say it with music. College Prep. Band-1,2,3,4; Stage Band-3,4; Clarinet Quartette-2; Saxophone Quartette-3, 4; Band Officer-4; Choir-1,2, 3,4; Madrigal- 2,3,4; Football-2,4; Wrestling-2, 3; Letter- men's Club-2, 3,4. JILL FAITH RODFHORST Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Lorenz A. Rodehorst Music and love make the world go 'round. College Prep. Band-1,2,3,4; Stage Band-1, 2,3,4; French Horn Solo-1,2, 3,4; Brass Choir-2, 3,4; All-State French Horn-4; Euro- pean Music Tour-3; Band Officer-3; Choir- 2, 3,4; Choir Accompanist-2, 3,4; Madrigal- 3,4; Madrigal Accompanist-3,4; Soph. En- semble; Jr. Ensemble; Jr. Triple Trio; Husker Conf. Honor Choir-4; Girls Glee-2; Pep Club- 1, 2, 3,4; Squad Leader-1,2, 4; Drama-1,2, 3; Speech-2, 3; Volleyball-1; Track-1; Pom Pom Girl-2, 3; Twirler-2; Annual Staff-2,3,4, Co- editor-4; Quill G Scroll-4; Newspaper Staff-1. KAREN KAY ROSENDAHL Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Roland Rosendahl They think too little who talk too much. Choir-1,2, 3,4; Madrigal-3, 4; Soph. Ensem- ble; Jr. Ensemble; Drama-2,3,4; FHA-4; Track-2, 3; Track Student Manager-3; County Govern. Day-3; Pep Club-2,3; Teacher Aid-4. DOUG ROSENTHAL Son of Mr. G Mrs. Lawrence Rosenthal Why hurry to school, It's still there when I get there. General Courses. Choir-2,3. KEVIN MATTHEW SAALFELD Son of Mr. G Mrs. Theodore Saalfeld Life's what you make it. General Courses. Wrestling-1; Football-2,3, 4; Student Manager-1,2; Quill G Scroll-3,4; Prom Waiter-2; Snowball Att.-4; Lettermen's Club-1, 2, 3,4; Newspaper Staff-2, 3,4; An- nual Staff-4. ROCH SCHUMACHER Son of Mr. G Mrs. Walter Schumacher Jr. They also serve who only stand and wait. General. Newspaper Staff-3,4. KAY SCHUTTE Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. Tryswald Schutte Life's what you make it. Business Courses. Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Volley- ball-3; Track-2,3,4; Choir-1, 2,3,4. LARRY SPRUNK Son of Mr. G Mrs. Art Sprunk When the going gets tough, the tough get going. General Courses. FFA-1,2, 3,4; Choir-3. DAN THOMAS Son of Mr. G Mrs. Joe Thomas, Sr. •'If you can't have the best of everything, make the best of everything you have. General Courses. Intermural Basketball-3,4; Lettermen's Club-3,4; Track-3,4. I kirk weidner Son of Mr. G Mis. Charles Weidner Whatever trips your trigger. General Courses. SONDRA SUE WET GEN Daughter of Mr. G Mrs. LaVeme Wetgen What you are is God's gift to you, What you make of yourself is your gift to God. Business Courses. Band-1; Pep Club-1,2, 3,4; J.V. Cheerleader-2; Squad Leader-3; Pep Club Officer-4; RLGA-2,3,4; RLGA Officer- 45 Volleyball-1,2, 3,4; Track-1,2, 3,4; Bas- ketball-3,4; Prom Waitress-2; Graduation Usherette-3; Girl Stater-3; FHA-1,2, 3,4; Scroll Member-4; FHA Songleader-2; Miss H -2; Homecoming Att.-4; Choir-3,4; Small Groups-3; Madrigal-4; Wrestling Pho- tographer-3,4; Annual Staff-2,3,4; Quill G Scroll-4; Librarian-4; Class Officer-3. JON WURDEMAN Son of Mr. G Mrs. Alfred Wurdeman If you want some, take some. Industrial Courses. Football-1; Wrestling-1; Basketball-2,4; Track-4; Class Officer-1; Intramural Basketball-2, 3; Lettermen's Club- 4; Shop Lab Asst.-4. DERALD WAYNE ZAVODSKY Son of Mr. G Mrs. LorDell Zavodsky More than a mouthful of waste. General Courses. Lettermen's Club-3,4; Wrestling-3; Basketball-2; Intermural Bas- ketball-1, 3,4. Senior Prophecy It is now time for a look into the Future. The year is 1989 15 years since the Class of '74 left Lakeview High in search of fame and fortune. SHERYL JENNY-is now running and raising a Rooster and chicken farm in South America. SHARON JOHANNES-is now the National Champion of the hog-calling Contest . MARY JO KNLEVER-marred a Mr. Bun Hare and is now a mother of five sweet, adorable red hares. JANE KLUG-has finally taken off to the high skies after being grounded for 3 years. LYLE KLUG-is now starring in the nightly Creature Feature. WENDALL KORTE-signed with the K. C. Omaha Kings as a ball handling expert. SONDI WETGEN-is now a professional photographer, taking pictures of the new styles in wrestlers and wrestling uniforms. JON WURDEMAN-now belongs to the Joey Chitwood Drivers and had three wrecks in the last weekend. DERALD ZAVODSKY-has just saved a pretty girl by stretching 42 feet to catch her. JEANNE LIEBIG-has just been announced as winner of the Miss Universe Contest, however she has relinquished her title to become a nun. JANE LOEFFLER (GOERING)-after 15 years of cleaning out the swimming pool, has finally decided to let Jack do it. DON LITTLE BEAR LUESCHEN-is now champion porridge eater with Goldilocks as head coach. LYLE ASCHE G JANESE MORTENSEN-own a bus line to El Paso, Texas-filled with back seats. LARRY BEIERMANN-owns a large farm in Kansas where he plants his land in Spring wheat. ALICE BIERMAN-won a scholarship to a Business School in Omaha to be an auditor for the big town of Platte Center. CAROL BOCK-is now the golden girl of the Olympic Wrestlers, kissing her way to success. GERRY BURESH-in an effort to save the economy of the world, melted down all of her gold medals and pulled the world out of a serious depression. 17 DORIS BIERMAN-is hard at work running her own Mother Goose Nursery School. KEITH DIRKS-has started a new chain of Dirk Fried Turkey Dinners and has put Colonel Sanders out of business. JILL RODEHORST-goes to Africa in search of a Rhino. KEVIN SAALFELD-is now teaching in a coordination school-on how to jive in the milk bam. KAREN ROSENDAHL-now sings the National Anthem at all the Rose Bowl Games. LARRY SPRUNK-is now going to run a shop for cars that have six popper engines. KIRK WEIDNER-is now calling balls and strikes for the Eastern Japanese League. His favorite saying is Ah soo, you're out! SUSAN DURKOP G SUSAN NIEDFELDT-have now opened their own Flute Top Drive-In in Fluterville. ROGER EFFA-has achieved his life-long ambition and has become a walking cigar. JULIE ENGEI has now started her own Hose and Nozzel Company. STEVE GEHRING-is now a professional window washer and can stand on the main floor and wash three stories high. ROGER GOEDEKEN-hurdled through his high school career and has now slid into home plate consisting of 18 kids, all named Billy. ANNETTE GEORGE-is now starring in a suspense drama at Tamov Town Hall. DOUG INSELMAN-is now a T. V. personality. He is co-starring with Jack LaLaine. MIKE JAROSZ-now farms 5,000 acres, and owns Monroe and Columbus Equipment Company. GARY GRIFFITHS-is now President of the Brylcream Company and also sells black wigs from the hair he cut off at the age of 30 after he started stepping on it. MARV JANSSEN-is now in the two-truck business, making his living from pulling cars out of ditches. TED HILGER-has been elected as life-long president of the A. A. A. KEVIN GOERING-as the world's famous playboy has now gone into the music business with his hit song, Little Brown Shack Out Back. JOLENE DIRKS-is now operating Pat's Beauty Salon. THERESA DOHMAN-is a stewardess still trying to reach the top shelf without anyone noticing the stepladder. TOM LUTJENS-is playing runningback for the Greenbay Packers. He scored 156 points last year by running under the bigger players, and they said he was too short. MARY MARTY-is now a soloist for the Young Peoples Concert. KEITH MAURER-is now mowing grass in the Florida Everglades for the U. S. Secret Service. JESSE HILL-has now become a well known Eagle Scout and dedicatedly pledges, I'll do my duty, I'll try my best, to help all the rest. DEBBIE KAPLES-is now in Siberia. She's a big game hunter. DEAN LUEDTKE-is now in Houston, Texas making Cheech-n-Chong tapes. ROCK SCHUMACHER-is now president of the Prudential Life Insurance Company with the slogan- Own a piece of the Rock. LARRY MOHR-has now been dismissed from the hospital after 15 years of a bad case of hiccups. DAVE LOVER-LIPS FICHTD-has now taken over Hot Lips Hoola-Han's role in M A S H. PATTY MARTIN-has finally achieved her life-long ambition of talking faster than she can drive. 18 PAM BEHLI is now the art expert of Tamov Institute of Technology, abbreviated... SKIPPY OEHLRICH-is now President of the Peter Pan Clan because he invented the only peanut butter that doesn't stick to the roof of your mouth. PAT COAN-has recently published his book entitled K I S S - Keep It Short, Stupid. DAVE COSSALIAS-is chief demonstrator for the Fruit of the Loom's new line of florescent underwear for the mid- night dippers. NANCY LOSEKE-has just married Henry the VIII, her seventh husband. Nancy just can't make up her mind! DONNA CHOLLAR-has just recently received the Nobel Peace Prize for conquering the computer and Tele-Promp- Ter at KETV. ELDON MOHRMAN-went broke designing race cars, and was hired by Matchbox Hot Wheels Company. CINDY LANGAN-is up to her nose in Pampers after her third set of twins and second set of triplets. Pampers do keep you drier-it's no secret! DOUG ROSENTHAL-has now completed his five years of forestry college and three years of adventure on the high seas and is now head ranger of Yellowstone National Park. LANA CATTAU-is now throwing the discus in the Olympics in Platte Center, the World Capital. GLORIA JAZQICK-has purchased Secretariat and started her own horse ranch in Southern Wyoming. MARIE LEFFERS-has made Creston, Nebraska famous by selling her great ham, cheese, and sesame seed sandwiches. PATTY MOHRMAN-is now traveling with Cathy Rigby, the famous gymnast and in her spare time helps her father patch irrigation pipes. MERLE ALSWAGER'S-new money making proposition is the national chain of Alswager's Braunscheiger Incorporated. PATTY DONOGHUE-after long years of searching out a worth while occupation, has become the Dingbat Catch- er in Dusseldorf, Germany. JERRY CAVE MAN MORTON-just opened a Taco John's in a cave for all people, but cave men, cave women, and pets get a discount. JIM PFEIFER-starts a coordination class under the slow start program. JIM PILLEN-has finally retired his great pair of hands after 18 years of playing ball. RON RICKERT-is now the President of the Fudge Company of America where they make the world famous Fudgie Bars. ELIZABETH JENSEN-has now become President of the National FFA Organization, taking over Mark Mayfield's former position. MARLIN MOHRMAN-is now an All Star Wrestler , using the Nelson hold too often. CINDY PILLEN-is now living in Tamov, Nebraska where she is employed in the Osten Muff-Bank Company. CHRIS REINS-is now the Shop Teacher at Platte Center Northeast, where she is also head track coach and the Annual Staff sponsor. KAY SCHUTTE-is now the new Game Warden and Parks Commissioner at Camp Luther. DAVE JARECKI-has found that after he had rode-a-horse , it was easier to Keep On Truckin! 19 Senior Will I, MERLE ALSWAGER, will to Scott Ernst, one book of wet matches to help curtail his habit. I, LYLE ASCHE, will to Mr. Marik, my ability as a football player and shot-putter, 'cause he's going to need something to pass on to his kids besides ping-pong. I, PAM BEHLE, will my critique to any Junior, who is going to take College Prep. English, and is willing to suffer through it. I, LARRY BEIERMANN, will to Mr. Geraghty, his own pop machine so he won't always run me down in the hall and say, Hey pards, I lost my quarter. I, ALICE BIERMAN, will to any future shop, girl, my used sand paper. I, DORIS E. BIERMAN, will to Debbie Zavodsky, my ability to be quiet during class. I, CAROL BOCK, will to next year's Wrestling Cheerleaders, the courage to sneak to the back of the Wrestling Bus. I, GERRY BURESH, will my ability to eat very slowly and take small bites, to Alice Long, it makes it seem like you get a lot more that way. I, LANA CATTAU, will to Merline Jalxen, the ability to understand what Becky, Don and I talk about. I, DONNA CHOLLAR, will to anyone my ability to come to school with a hang-over two Mondays out of every month, and miss the other two. I, PAT COAN, will to Mr. Greenwall, one pair of steel toed shoes, so he can wear them during basketball season when he gets a little excited during a game. I, DAVE COSSOLLAS, will Nothing to Nobody. WE, JOLENE DIRKS, JULIE ENGEL, CINDY LANGAN, MARIE LEFFERS, AND JANE LOEFFLER, will to Mr. Wad- leigh, our ability to make his group grow, and to Mr. Kobza, one small bottle of turpentine, to keep the paint off his upper lip. I, KEITH DIRKS, will my 5-yard penalty to Mr. Kobza, so he'll remember it as a highlight of the season. I, THERESA DOHMEN, will to my sister, Karen, the ability to stay out late and have fun. I, PATTY DONOGHUE, being of strained mind and overworked body, will to the Juniors planning to take Mr. Greenwall's English class, a used stack of note cards, 29 rejected problems, and a bottle of midnight oil. I, SUSAN DURKOP, will to Teri Finch, my used hair brush, so she will not have to borrow one from a senior next year. I, ROGER EFFA, will a little electric scooter to Mr. Plettner, so he can check the parking lot more efficiently. I, DAVID FICHTL, will my ability to stay awake in Modem Problems class to any Junior, I, STEVE GEHRING, will to Coach Geraghty, the ability to leave the tomatoes alone. I, ANNETTE GEORGE, will to Alice Long and Karen George, 2 dresses each, and my athletic abilities. I, ROGER GOEGEKEN, will to any basketball player, a worn out seat cushion that I used this past basketball season. I, KEVIN GOERING, will my ability to anyone in Building and Trade, to bother Mr. Hanke while supposedly help- ing the Ag. boys. I, GARY GRIFFITHS, will to Mr. Plettner, 20 future seniors like me. I, TED HILGER, will to Kendal Loseke, a clean pair of socks for P. E. 20 I, JESSE HILL, will to the coaching staff, the scheane team; and my share of Vataha and Polaski Insurance to Mr. Wadleigh. I, DOUGLAS INSELMAN, will my ability to Keith Runge, to do anything right. I, MARV JANSSEN, will the waste paper basket in the locker room to next year's basketball team, after running all those line drills, you'll need it. I, DAVID JARECKI, will to Mr. Kobza, a girl friend to walk off the football field with after games. I, MIKE JAROSZ, will to Mr. Kobza a bar of soap to keep the use of profanity down in shop. I, GLORIA JAZICK, will to any Junior the ability to accept life as it is and not to change what is inevitable. I, SHERYL JENNY, will to Mr. Greenwall the ability to not go crazy from Fudgie; to Darrel Rickert the ability to think one complete thought without totaling confusing himself; and to Cindy Fuchs and Cathi Edwards my fan- tastic make-up ability to cover those weekend rashes . I, ELIZABETH JENSEN, will to Kim Sullivan a can of shaving cream, a pound of soap, and my ability to drive under any condition: rain, shine, snow, mud, ... I, SHARON JOHANNES, will to Mr. Plettner my job on Thursday night at Deano's Diner and my ability to get up, sometimes on Friday morning and be at school on time after only three hours of sleep. I, DEBBIE KAPLES, will to Teri Inselman my seat in Secretarial Training; Have Fun! I, MARY JO KLUEVER, will to Ann Wurdeman the ability to go talk to Mrs. Murphy about something, come out of her room after talking with her and have the feeling that you haven't accomplished a thing. I, JANE KLUG, will to Jody Lutjens my seat in Sex Education. I, LYLE KLUG, being of sound mind and body, will Jeff Fadschild some of my body or at least the ability to eat. I, WENDALL KORTE, will the ability to make cookies in Home Economics to Mr. Kobza, so he can use his cookie brusher. I, JEANNE LIEBIG, will to Mr. Kamm my toothbrush, so he'll always have something to smile about, and to Mr. Bruckner a pair of overalls and a farmer hat because that's where the money is. I, NANCY LOSEKE, will to my sister, Karen, the ability to get along with Mr. Geraghty in P.E. class. I, DEAN LUEDTKE, will to Mr. Kobza my ability to come to school on Monday mornings still looking natural, after the long weekend. I, DONALD LUESCHEN, will my ability not to get pinned to Jeff Fadschild, because he had some trouble, and my ability to gain weight. I, TOM LUTJENS, will nothing to nobody. Who says you can't take it with you? I, PATTY MARTIN, will to Karen George and Alice Long my ability to lie and have everyone believing that what I am saying is the truth. Also to Miss Johnson, I will my special word to use whenever she gets ticked off. I, MARY MARTY, will to Diane Nelson the ability to cope with music and its ups and downs. It sure would have helped this year. I, LARRY MOHR, will to Todd Sander my ability to drive Mr. O'Hare crazy in Voc-Ag next year. I, ELDON MOHRMAN, will to Don Otte the right to make future Freshmen do push-ups, run in place, and stand on their head in the music room. I, MARLIN MOHRMAN, with a sound mind and sweating body, will my ability to lose fourteen pounds in a week to anyone who needs it. (not of course to mention any names, Mr. Butt. ) I, PATTY MOHRMAN, will to Carol Ernst the ability to take the right colored uniform to away games; to Sheri Dirks the ability to drive around on a prairie without getting a flat tire; and to all girls the success of warding off Dave Jarecki. 21 I, JANESE MORTENSEN, will to any deserving Junior, who plans on taking Trig, the ability to understand nothing. I, JERRY MORTON, will to the Junior class my ability to have car trouble. I, SUSAN NIEDFELDT, will to any future Trig, student my desk in Mr. Barnes' room along with two notebooks full of scratch paper and three new penciles needed to figure out permutations. I, SKIP OEHLRICH, will to Mr. Greenwall a pair of steel toed shoes so he can kick the bleachers during basket- ball games and not hurt his toe. I, JIM PFEIFER, will my ability to argue the point a little bit further to Mr. Kobza, and future shop classes. I, CINDY PILLEN, will my ability to put on the charm for those great tips at Deano's, and my ability to disappear at those Tamov dances to Beth Rice. I, JIM PILLEN, being of poor four-horse talents will to Randy Hickman my debt of 76 six packs of pop that I lost to Mr. Greenwall in four years at Lakeview. I, CHRISTINE REINS, will my ability to keep everyday in Mr. Kobza's shop seem like a Holiday, my big blue purse to Sheri Dirks for long music trips, and my ability to watch the good scenery while running around the track to Diane Rupp. I, RON RICKERT, will to Terry Henke for when he plays ping-pong, a pair of rip-proof pants. I, JILL RODEHORST, will to Mr. Marik the ability to tell good jokes and a little field mouse with a bow in her tail. I, KAREN ROSENDAHL, not being of sound mind or body, will to Tim Koch my ability to get out of com fields. I, DOUG ROSENTHAL, will to Rock Thomas my great basketball ability. I, KEVIN SAALFELD, will to Paul Muhle the ability to keep Mr. Greenwall quiet and not let him tell Mr. Plettner we took as extra passenger up to Leigh. I, ROCK SCHUMACHER, have nothing to will. I, KAY SCHUTTE, will my partly owned car to Karen Klug cause she always wants to drive it. I, LARRY SPRUNK, will to Gail Schreiber my ability to skip out of school and still come up with a legitimate excuse. I, KIRK WEIDNER, will to Mr. Greenwall the Vataha and Polaski Insurance emblem of security. I, SONDRA WETGEN, will to Diane Loseke my ability not to mix wrestling with campouts and also to Diane and Teri the high jump bar and Kearney State College's H. J. mats, (if you can find them! ) I, JON WURDEMAN, will to Darrell Rickert my ability to give 110% effort in sports during the summer. I, DERALD ZAVODSKY, will to Mr. Hanke the ability to threaten the whole shop class and not carry it out. 22 Junior Class Officers-Secretary-Cindy Niedfeldt, Treasurer-Bob Dedrickson, Class Sponsors-Mr. Kobza and Mrs. Murphy, President-Colin Wilke, Vice-President-Rita Behle. Shelley Doug Jerald Diane Spring Rita Ahrens AUington Asche Bakenhus Bakenhus Behle Susan Jim Bob Sheri Karen Judy Beiermann Brock Dedrickson Dirks Dohmen Drinnin Cathi Jeff Mike Cindy Vern Kent Edwards Ekstrand Engel Finch Fittje Frese Cindy Rodney Jeff Debbie Karen Eugene Fuchs Furby Galley Garretson George Goering Terry John Teri Lila Rita Sylvia Henke Hobbs Inselman Janssen Janssen Janssen Linda Steve Larry Kathy Kathy Randee Jasper Kallweit Kapels Kinzer Klug Klug Jeff Mark Diane Keith Alice Kendall Kroll Kuhn Langan Langan Long Loseke Jody Carla Bev Tom Lyle Diane Lutjens Marty Maurer Melcher Mohlman Muhle Dean Westmeyer Joanie Wilke Pam Pillen Diane Rupp Rick Thomas Colin Wilke Kelly Saalfeld Carolyn Wemhoff Todd Sander Brad Werts Diane Nelson Roberta Rickert Jerry Schreiber Cindy Niedfeldt Augie Runge Betty Soulliere Brad Wilke Debbie Zavodsky Rocky Plettner Paul Muhle jrm Beth Rice Bev Neemeyer Darrel Rickert Gail Schreiber Sophomore Class Officers-Vice President-Mike Coan, President-Colleen Schreiber, Treasurer-Kathy Coan, Secretary- Janel Liebig, Class Sponsors-Mrs. White and Miss Johnson. Helene Marla Nancy Cindy Jed Debbie Bierman Bohuslavsky Bruckner Bruhn Brunken Chollar 29 Mitch Ehmke Janell Kuta Ron Eisner Debbie Liebig Janel Dave Diane Liebig Lippert Loseke Vickie Hassebrook Patty Janssen Mike 30 Kula Donna Gibson Jim Hennessy Joe Jazwick Barb Goedeken Randy Hickman Irene Jefferies Carol Scott Kris Ernst Ernst Finch Dennis Durkop Sharon Gehring Dan Merlin Dean Griffiths Groteluschen Hassebrook Karen Tim Tony Klug Koch K rings Vernon Merline Herman Hilmer Jaixen Janssen Myron Brad Tom Nancy Doug Becky Loseke Luchsinger Lueschen Lutjens Macken Mohr David Vicky Vem Cindy Brenda Dave Muhle Niedfeldt Olson Plettner Rosche Rosendahl Chris Keith Jim Billie Colleen Glenda Runge Runge Sander Scarrow Schreiber Schreiber Clyde Bill Schroeder Shanle Rick Diane Jack Randy Sliva Soulliere Sprunk Waldman Gary Wemhoff I, Uooine but died an hour before this chafKC They had lived a Blessed hour. Freshmen Class Officers-Front Row-Treasurer-Steve Schreiber, President-Dean Groteluschen. Back Row-Class Sponsor: Mr. Wadleigh, Vice-President-Ivy Bakenhus, Secretary-Theresa Ahrens, Class Sponsor: Mrs. Holscher. o J Theresa Ahrens Ivy Lynn Eugene Randy Bakenhus Blaser Brandt Bruhn Jesse Susie Susan Joyce Collins Dedrickson Dirks Dohmen Lonny Cattau Dan Donaghue Margie Carr Renee Dreifurst Diane Drinnin Mickey Edwards Ann Ekstrand Jeff Fadschild Terry Frank Arlis Dean Joan Kevin Finch Goedeken Goering Groteluschen Hassebrook Hellbusch Ricky Tim Danny Trudy David Bill Hellbusch Henke Hickman Hill Hobbs Howe Uel Lori Jim Judy Linda Terry Jefferies Kaples Klug Klug Kroll Kuntzelman Cheri Ricky Ricky Karen DeeAnn Suzzanne Langan Lindeman Lippert Loseke Luedtke Lueschen Sue Susan Marcy Marker Menke Moeller Bob Randy Arden Moore Mueller Nagengast Cindy Mike Kim Steve Sharp Sprunk Sullivan Syslo Joan Nelson Don Otte Keith Pillen Glenda Plettner Dan Rosenthal Tammy Runge ik ! ■ ■aasg Jeff Steve Russell Schreiber Susan Janet Schumacher Sempek Jane Shanle 36 Jean Watson Ted Wemhoff Jaci Wilke John Wurdeman Homecoming Activities Crowning Glory — the Final Touch NX AGA.TN Homecoming Royalty Tom Lutjens Roger Goedeken Wendall Korte Lyle Asche Jim Pillen Jeanne Liebig Sondi Wetgen Gerry Buresch Mary Jo Kluever Patty Mohrman “There’s Always a Murder BACK ROW- Patty Donohgue, Diane Nelson, Doug Coffey, Jody Lutjens, Jeanne Liebig. FRONT ROW- Sheri Dirks, Eldon Mohrman, Joan Nelson, Marlin Mohrman, Annette George. The Lakeview Drama Club presented a three act mystery comedy entitled There's Always a Murder , on De- cember 3 G 4. The play centered around a young couple who discovered murder weapons, mysterious marks, and parts of a body, in their newly rented apartment. The curtain fell with the murderess caught, the body buried and the cou- ples peace of mind restored. The play was directed by Sharon Brewer, with Diane Nelson as assistant director. I'm so used to thinking everyone knows who I am. I came to show you the minuet in G . Well we're new in town. Just who are you? Oh! Another one of Steve's friends. What is this Grand Central station? Who are these people? Remember that fight! Don't hurt him! He isn't the murderer. Kay did it. Royalty Party enjoys warm, slow, music. Receiving honors from the Freshman class are Dan Rosenthal and Ivy Bakenhus. A good crowd enjoys the fine music. Representing the juniors at Snowball were Rick Thomas and Sophomore attendants are Mike Coan and Brenda Rosche. Sheri Dirks. - 3 The dance this year was one of the finest dances Lakeview has ever had. Jeanne Liebig and Jim Pillen, Homecoming King and Queen did the honors. The Senior class put on their last dance and turned out very suc- cessful. THANK YOU SENIORS. The snow outside where it's cold and me inside where it's warm. I had a good time did you??? And the band played on. . . on. . . on...on...on... YOU . COTTA C L IC V E 49 I Christmas Concert Junior-Senior Choir Freshman-Sophomore Choir 50 Junior- Senior Choir MADRIGAL SEATED: Patty Donoghue, Mary Jo Kluever, Annette George, Mary Marty, Karen Rosendahl, Terry Henke, Dave Rosendahl, Tim Koch, Keith Dirks, Randy Waldman, Merle Alswager, Jim Pillen, Tom Lutjens, Ron Rickert, Dave Jarecki, Diane Nelson, Sondi Wetgen, Chris Reins, Colleen Schreiber, Sheryl Jenny, Sheri Dirks. STAND- ING: Jill Rodehorst, Mrs. Holscher, Director. Mary Marty, Soloist 51 Sun Bowl, El Paso, Texas While temperatures dipped to an ever low 35 below at home, the Lakeview Marching Band was en- joying warm sun and swimming at El Paso, Texas. The band marched in the Sun Bowl Parade, and attended the Mis- souri-Auburn Bowl game. As a side trip the students and sponsors went sightseeing and shopping in Mexico. 53 Royalty: Kevin Saalfeld, Keith Dirks, Marlin Mohrman, Pat Coan, Sheryl Jenny, Janese Mortensen, Jolene Dirks, Patty Mohrman. King Pat Queen Sheryl 54 Royalty Dance Everyone Joins in Don't Drink the Water BACK ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Dan Donoghue, Randy Mueller, Beth Rice, Doug Coffey, Susan Beiermann, Mike Coan, Patty Donoghue, Merle Alswager, Diane Loseke, Marlin Mohrman, Diane Bakenhus, SECOND ROW: Randy Waldman, Rick Lindeman, Sheri Dirks, Pat Coan, Karen Rosendahl, Carol Ernst, FRONT ROW: Kathy Coan, Janelle Kuta, Randee Klug. 56 MIXED CHOIR I Sing to the Lord a Marvelous Song Just a Closer Walk With Thee A Wonderful thing to be Me CONTEST SING TO THE LORD A MARVELOUS SONG Butler THIS LITTLE BABE Britten RATING I Selections from GODSPELL Schwartz Annette George By the Bend of the River CONTEST RATING I Mary Marty Alleluia CONTEST RATING I All State - Soprano ACCOMPANISTS Colleen Schreiber - Sophomore Diane Nelson - Junior Susan Menke - Freshman Jill Rodehorst - Senior Husker Conference HONOR CHOIR Mary Marty Diane Nelson CONTEST RATING II MADRIGAL Love Token Fields of Joy Hungarian Folk Songs You Didn't Have to Be So Nice CONTEST RATING II You Didn't Have to Be So Nice Lojeski Touch the Wind arr. Holscher Flutes-S. Durkop, S. Niedfeldt, J. Mortensen, A. Extrand, B. Neemeyer, A. Wurdeman, C. Finch, A. George, T. Finch, M. Moeller, Clarinets-S. Ahrens, L. Jensen, S. Beiermann, J. Lutjens, J. Wilke, S. Dirks, M. Marty, E. Jensen, J. Drin- nin, B. Goedeken, M. Lutjens, L. Kapels, L. Kroll, T. Runge, R. Klug, K. Klug, S. Bakenhus, C. Runge, R. Rickert, Trumpets, D. Jarecki, M. Mohrman, R. Lindaman, D. Westmeyer, K. Langan, S. Ernst, J. Wurdeman, L. Blaser, M. Carr, French Homs-J. Rodehorst, C. Edwards, D. Nelson, Saxophones-P. Mohrman, C. Niedfeldt, T. Ahrens, D. Liebig, C. Sharp, V. Schroeder, S. Schumacher, K. Saalfeld, J. Wilke, S. Menke, R. Rickert, Tuba-K. Goering, J. Jacobsen, Baritones-K. Dirks, D. Rupp, I. Bakenhus, Trombones, A. Goering, D. Loseke, D. Muhler, K. Loseke, L. Asche, Per- cussion-B. Rosche, T. Henke, S. Schreiber, C. Schroeder, T. Sander, D. Coffey. Director: Jerry D. Marik. -------------------7 Stage Band: Trumpets: John Wurdeman, Dean Westmeyer, David Jarecki, Rick Lindaman, Vicki Lindaman, Marlin Mohr- man, Saxophones: Kevin Saalfeld, Deb Liebig, Patty Mohrman, Cindy Niedfeldt, Theresa Ahrens, Ron Rickert, Trom- bones: Kevin Goering, Lyle Asche, Kendall Loseke, Diane Loseke, Rhythm: Drums-Clyde Schroeder, Bass-Doug Coffey, Piano-Jill Rodehorst, Diane Nelson, Tuba: Jim Jacobson, Flute: Janese Mortensen. DIRECTOR: Larry D. Marik. 60 OFFICERS President-Marlin Mohrman, Vice-President-Ron Rickert, Sec.-Pat Mohr- man, Treas.-Sue Niedfeldt. All-State French Horn Jill Rodehorst The 1973-74 Band Season has been one of the most involved seasons in our five year history. Our Marching season consisted ot three parades, five home football shows, two marching competitions, and was climaxed by our first major trip which was to the Sun Bowl in El Paso, Texas. Our concert season was also quite successful with two concerts, five stage band events, and six superior ratings at District Music Contest. Our Superior with the Band was the second out of three years. We also per- formed one out of town concert and played for the graduation exercises. 61 Clarinet Quartet: Sheri Dirks, Su- san Beiermann, Spring Bakenhus, Jody Lutjens. CONTEST RATING: II Brass Choir: Lyle Asche, Keith Dirks, David Jarecki, Jill Rode- horst, Vicki Niedfeldt. CONTEST RATING: II 62 Jill Rodehorst CONTEST RATING: I s 0 1 o • 5 t s Susan Niedfeldt Susan Durkop CONTEST RATING: II CONTEST RATING: II Diane Nelson-piano CONTEST RATING: II 63 Roberta Rickert CONTEST RATING: I Out in the Country ; v. Mr. Kamm gives the Farewell Address. Junior Class Pres. Colin Wilke welcomes the Seniors. Senior Class Pres. Keith Dirks thanks the Juniors for Prom. Marley reads the Class Will. The future of our industrious seniors is told by Randee. Junior Singers entertain. Prom 1974 provided many types of entertainment! Waiters And Waitresses FRONT ROW: Dave Rosendahl, Mike Coan, Brad Luchsinger, Bill Shanle. BACK ROW: Janel Liebig, Carol Ernst, Colleen Schreiber, Nancy Lutjens. FRONT ROW: Dave Lippert, Tim Koch, Jim Sander, Randy Hickman. BACK ROW: Chris Runge, Brenda Rosche, Kathy Coan, Ann Wurdeman. B A h a I 9 I c ftSMVf Roger Goedeken-Kitt Award (LEFT) Doug In- selman, Tom Vandenberg-Memorial Award, (Picture Not Available). Sondi Wetgen-Outstanding Senior Girl Athlete Jim Pillen-Outstanding Sen- ior Boy Athlete 69 R.L.G.A. Recognition oJLakeview Girls Athletics BACK ROW: Sponsor, Julie Bienhoff, Freshmen, Tammy Runge, Jaci Wilke, Theresa Ahrens, Glenda Plettner, Margie Carr, Linda Kroll, 4th ROW': Sophomores, Brenda Rosche, Diane Loseke, Ann Wurdeman, Cindy Plettner, Carol Ernst, Juniors, Shelley Ahrens, Rita Belile, Diane Muhle, 3rd ROW': Jody Lutjens, Cathi Edwards, Teri Inselman, Sheri Dirks, Diane Rupp, Alice Long, Karen Goerge, Spring Bakenhus, 2nd ROW: Seniors, Mary Jo Kluever, Lana Cattau, Sheryl Jenny, Patty Mohrman, Chris Reins, 1st ROW: Patty Martin, Gerry Buresh, Carol Bock, Sondi Wetgen. Officers President . . . Sondi W. Vice Pres. . . .Gerry B. Treasurer . . . Carol B. Secretary . . . Patty M. L-Club LETTER WINNERS Doug Allington Merle Alswager Lyle Asche Larry Beiermann James Brock Mike Coan Pat Coan Bob Dedrickson David Fichtl Vem Fittje Steven G eh ring Roger Goedeken Eugene Goering Kevin Goering Randy Hickman Theodore Hilger Bill Howe Dan Inselman Doug Inselman Marvin Janssen David Jarecki Michael Jarosz Larry Kapels Lyle Klug Wendall Korte Jeff Kroll Keith Langan David Lippert Don Lueschen Tom Lutjens Lyle Mohlman Marlin Mohrman Paul Muhle Arnold Oehlrich Jim Pfeifer Jim Pillen Rocky Plettner Darrell Rickert Ron Rickert Kelly Saalfeld Kevin Saalfeld Todd Sander Clyde Schroeder Bill Shanle Dan Thomas Rick Thomas Colin Wilke Jon Wurdeman Eugene Brandt Gary Egger Dean Grotelueschen Dan Hickman Don Otte Dan Rosenthal Pride Larry Sprunk, David Fichtl, Kevin Goering, Gary Griffiths, Larry Beiermann, Kevin Sallfeld, Jim Pillen, Roch Schumach- er, Kirk Weidner, Dan Thomas, Dave Cossalias, Jane Klug, Ted Hilger, Roger Goedeken, Pat Coan, Steve Gehring, Lyle Asche, Roger Effa, Merle Alswager, Ron Rickert, Debbie Kapels, Karen Rosendahl, Sharon Johannes, Cindy Langan, Jane LoeffLer, Chris Reins, Marie Leffers, Mary Jo Kluever, Sheryl Jenny, Cindy Pillen, Nancy Loseke, Gloria Jazwick, Eliza- beth Jensen, Kay Schutte, Jill Rodehorst, Jeanne Liebig, Patty Mohrman. Scholarships Larry Beiermann, Roger Goedeken, Doug Inselman, Steve Gehring, Lyle Asche, Merle Alswager, Keith Mauer, Jim Pillen, Tom Lutjens, Susan Niedfeldt, Janese Mortensen, Patty Donoghue, Alice Beirmann, Patty Mohrman, Jill Rodehorst, Jeanne Liebig. Eldon Mohrman, Dean Luedtke, Mike Jarosz, Wendall Korte, Lyle Klug, David Jarecki, Marv Jensen, Jesse Hill, Jerry Mor- ton, Tom Lutjens, Marlin Mohrman, Doug Rosenthal, Jim Pfeifer, Keith Mauer, Doug Inselman, Larry Mohr, Arnold Oehl- rich, Jon Wurdeman, Jolene Dirks, Susan Niedfeldt, Patty Martin, Janese Mortensen, Carol Bock, Lana Cattau, Julie En- gel, Mary Marty, Don Lueschen, Theresa Dohman, Donna Chollar, Doris Bierman, Pam Behle, Sondra Wetgen, Susan Dur- kop, Patty Donoghue, Alice Bierman, Annette George, Deraid Zavodsky. Jeanne Liebig, Susan Niedfeldt, Larry Beiermann, Patty Mohrman, Janese Mortensen, Susan Durkop, Patty Donog- hue, Sheryl Jenny. Year Reviewed The -Members of the Lake view High School Board are FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Gilbert Ardnt, Mr. Marvin Mueller, Mr. Wayne Coffey, Mr. Walter Bruhn, Superintendent Kamm, Mr. Carrol Schreiber, and Mr. Melvin Wetgen. Mr. Richard D. Kamm is the Superintendent of Lakeview High. Mr. Kamm is a graduate of the University of Nebraska. The Principal at Lakeview is Mr. Glen Plettner. Mr. Plettner is a graduate of Kearney State College. Gale L. Barnes teaches Algebra I II, Geometry, Pre-Algebra, and Trigonome- try. Mr. Barnes is a graduate of Wayne State College. Sharen Brewer teaches English 10, American Litera- ture 11, American Novels 11, and Art. She is a Wayne State graduate. Julianne Bienhoff teaches Typing, Advanced Taping, Shorthand, and Secretarial Practice. She is a Keame State College graduate. Tom Bruckner, a graduate of Wayne State College, teaches Civics, Modem Problems, and Driver's Education. Dennis Lee Butt is the Guidance Counselor at Lakeview High. He re- ceived his BA from Kearney State and his MS from Wayne State College. Richard Cruickshank is the instructor of Bookkeeping, Business Math, Typing, and Vocational Math. He also graduated from Wayne State College. Ann Datterl is the Librarian for the school. She re- ceived her degree in Library Science from the Uni- versity of Nebraska at Omaha. Dennis Geraghty instructs Boy's and Girl's Physical Edu- cation. He received his BA from St. Ambrose College in Davenport, Iowa and MA from Northeast Missouri State. Ron Greenwall teaches English 9 and College Prep English 12; also Journalism. He is a graduate of Kearney State College. Dean Hanke teaches Ag Mechanics, Vo-Ag 111 Welding, and Diver- sified Occupations. He is a graduate of the University of Nebraska in Lincoln. Gerayne L. Holscher instructs Vocal Music and Choir. She is a University of Nebraska graduate. Madge Huggler teaches Homemaking, Family Liv- ing, and Consumer Education. She is a graduate of the University of Nebraska. Bertha Johnson teaches French 11, and German 1, II, III. She is a graduate of the University of Nebraska. Fred Kobza is the Industrial Arts, Woodworking, and Drafting instructor. He is a Wayne State College graduate. Larry D. Marik is the Instrumental Music director. He is a graduate of Wayne State College. Marguerite Murphy teaches English 9-12, Vocational English 9-12, and College Prep English 11. She is a graduate of Creighton University. To the LEFT is James O'Hare. He teaches Vocational Agri- culture. James is a graduate of the University of Nebraska. BELOW is Steven Ramig. He teaches Chemistry-Physics, and Algebra I. Mr. Ramig is a Chadron State College graduate. Jerry K. Wadleigh is the instructor of American History and World History. He is a graduate of Da- kota Wesleyan University. ABOVE is Larry Whiting. He teaches General Science, Applied Science, and Physical Education. He is a Chadron State College Graduate. To the LEFT is Mrs. White. She teaches Biology and Physiology. She graduated from California Polytechnic University, San Lois Obispo, California. Seniors Lead Vikings to a Jim Pillen I-Back, Linebacker G QB Mike Jarosz Guard, Middle Linebacker Larry Beiermann Guard Tom Lutjens Full Back Wendall Korte End Lyle Klug Tackle 86 Kevin Saalfeld Quarter Back Merle Alswager End Kevin Goering Center Successful Season Doug Inselman Roger Goedeken Guard and Defense End End Ron Rickert Tackle David Jarecki Pat Coan iMiddle Guard Tackle Ted Hilger T ackle Lyle Asche Tackle Don Lueschen Guard Jim Pfeifer End 87 FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Wisner-Pilger Emmerson Hubbard Schuyler Albion Wakefield 20 Lakeview 20 0 Lakeview 33 18 Lakeview 14 0 Lakeview 14 12 Lakeview 22 Football Squad: FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Asche, Mike Jarosz, Kevin Saalfeld, D. Inselman, W. Korte, Jim Pillen, D. Jarecki, T. Hilger, M. Als- wager, L. Beiermann, J. Pfeifer. SECOND ROW: T. Lutjens, Kelly Saalfeld, P. Muhle, V. Fittje, D. Lueschen, K. Georing, R. Rickert, L. Klug, P. Coan, R. Thomas. THIRD ROW: A. Runge, T. Melcher, D. Rickert, L. Ka- pels, K. Langan, L. Mohlman, B. Shanle, D. Lippert, T. Sander, R. Plettner LAKEVIEW Yards gained rushing Total yards gained Total yards passing Scoring Average points per game First downs Intercepted passes Total Plays Return Yds. (punts) Passes Comp. Punts' Ave. Fbls. i Lost Penalties FOURTH ROW: M. Groteluschen, T. Lueschen, R. Hickman, K. Runge. J. Sander, M. Coan, B. Luchsinger, K. Frese, M. Kuhn, J. Ekstrand, D. Rosen- dahl, T. Koch, G. VVemhoff, K. Dirks, Coaches: Greemvall. Kobza, Bruck- ner. Not pictured: Roger Goedeken. FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Wayne 12 Lakeview 15 Stanton 0 Lakeview 31 Madison 0 Lakeview 28 Hartington C. 6 Lakeview 30 West Point 13 Lakeview 13 (Husker Conference Playoff) STATISTICS Lakeview Opponents 2,990 1,048 3,455 1,600 445 561 220 81 22.0 8. 1 136 89 2 111 592 533 248 109 97 39 150 55 29 39 68 26 40 21 23 11 395 320 Ass't Coach; Ron Greenwall; Head Coach Fred Kobza: Ass't. Coach Tom Bruckner. LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT ROW: Larry Rape Is, Lyle Asche, Doug Inselman, Kelly Saalfeld, Michael Jarosz Vem Fittje, Wend a 11 Korte. BACK ROW: Paul Muhle, Tom Lutjens, Kevin Goering, Jim Pillen. Defensive Team LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT ROW: Vem Fittje, Dave Jarecki, Lyle Asche. SECOND ROW: Doug Inselman, Mike Jarosz, Jim Pillen, Wendall Korte. BACK ROW: Dave Lippert, Rick Thomas, Paul Muhle, Tom Lutjens. Junior Varsity • LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT ROW: Todd Sander, Tom Melcher, Augie Runge, Kent Frese, Larry Kapels, Lyle Mohl- man, Kelly Saalfeld, Darrell Rickert. SECOND ROW: Rick Thomas, Randy Hickman, Dave Lippert, Bill Shanle, Jim Sander, Dave Rosendahl, Rocky Plettner, Mike Coan, Keith Runge. BACK ROW: Keith Langan, Tom Lues- chen, Merlin Groteluschen, Gary Wemhoff, Tim Koch, Brad Luchsinger. Freshman Team; FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Dean Groteluschen, Jim Jarosz, Dan Inseiman, Jim Klug. Dan Hickman, John Wurdeman, Keith Pillen, Jeff Fadschild; MIDDLE ROW: Mickey Edwards, Ted Wemhoff. Rick Lippert, Lonnie Cattau, Frank Goedeken, Bill Howe, Jim Jacobson, Jeff Russell, Tim Henke; BACK ROW: Coach Ramig, Dan Rosenthal, Gary Egger, Eugene Brandt, Coach Butt. A great high school career was completed at the end of four years by Jim Pillen. A very coach- able and talented athlete, Jim achieved much recognition during the 1973 football season. As a junior Jim received All-Conference honors, re- peated again his senior year and achieved his goal of becoming a Nebraska All-Stater. Jim was se- lected as one of the top rushing-backs in Nebraska. Jim was a highly sought after running-back and had several football scholarship offers. Jim will have the opportunity to play with his brother, Cletus, at the University of Nebraska. Coach Kobza watches as Jim Pillen signs letter of Intent for the University of Nebraska. 91 All Conference Players Display Trophies. Doug Inselman, Jim Pillen, Lyle Asche, Rick Thomas. Lyle and Jim present trophies to Mr. Plettner. 92 Saalfeld and Company explode forward. Varsity Volleyball L TO R, FIRST ROW: Carol Ernst, Alice Long, Sondi Wetgen, Rita Behle, Patty Martin, Patty Mohrman. SECOND ROW: Ass't. Coach Anita O’Hare, Cindy Plettner, Lana Cattau, Diane Loseke, Spring Bakenhus, Carol Bock, Coach Julie Bienhoff. THIRD ROW: Karen George, Mary Jo Kluever, and Ann Wurdeman. VARSITY RESULTS Lakeview 17-15 Genoa 15- 3 Lakeview 11-15-15 Columbus 15- 3- 4 Lakeview 10-15-15 Leigh 15-13- 9 Lakeview 12- 9 Scotus 15-15 Lakeview 11- 9 Clarkson 15-15 STROMSBURG TOURNAMENT Lakeview 15-15 Clarks 5- 4 Lakeview 15-14-15 Osceola 3-16-11 Lakeview 15-15 Palmer 8-13 Lakeview 15-13-15 Madison 12-15-13 WEST HUSKER CONFERENCE Lakeview 15-12-15 Wisner Pilger 2-15- 1 Lakeview 15-15 Harlington 13- 9 C.C. Lakeview 7-11 E. Hubbard 15-15 Lakeview 15-10-15 Howells 13-15-10 Lakeview 17-15 Stanton 15- 7 Lakeview ended the season with all- 3 record. They took a first place trophy at Stromsburg and took a second place trophy at the Husker Con- fere nee and at Districts. (L TO R) Seniors Patty Martin and Sondi Wetgen pre- sent the trophies to Mr. Plettner. DISTRICT RESULTS Lakeview Valley Lakeview Lakeview D.C. Aquinas Central Central City City Scotus North Bend Schyuler North Bend Scotus Wahoo Scotus Scotus 94 ViQueens in Action Coach Bienhoff gives her team instructions. Patty Martin, getting the height for a spike. Mary Jo and Sondi use a double block. 1 Getting into position, Lana is ready for a set. '1 VI L' Carol Bock awaits her teammates' serve. Rita sends the ball back to the opposing team. 95 Freshmen L TO R, FIRST ROW: Lynn Blaser, Glenda Plettner. Tammy Runge. SECOND ROW: Ivy Bakenhus. Susan Menke, Valorie Schroeder, Jane Shanle, Lori Kapels. THIRD ROW: Adis Georing, Jaci Wilke, DeeAnne Luedtke, Judy Klug. FRESHMEN RESULTS Lakeview 13-15-15 Genoa 15- 8- 9 Lakeview 15-15 Leigh 10- 4 Lakeview 14-10 Scotus 16-15 Lakeview 15-12-15 Clarkson 3-15-13 Lakeview 5-12 Howells 15-15 Lakeview 15-15 Stanton 3-11 Coach Bienhoff shows the cake that was presented to the team. 96 Jr. Varsity FRONT ROW: Karen George, Spring Bakenhus, Diane Loseke, Susan Beiermann, Ann Wurdeman, Cindy Plettner. SECOND ROW: Merline Jaixen, Nancy Lutjens, Ivy Bakenhus, Kathy Kinzer. THIRD ROW: Pam Pillen, Bev Mau- rer, Sharon Gehring, Debbie Kapels, Teri Inselman, Coach Anita O'Hare. J.V. RESULTS Lakeview 5-16-15 Genoa 15-14- 5 Lakeview 15-15 Columbus 12- 2 Lakeview 15-15 Leigh 10- 3 Lakeview 15-15 Scotus 9-13 Lakeview 15-10-15 Clarkson 5-15- 5 Lakeview 4- 3 Stromsburg 15-15 Lakeview 8-10 Madison 15-15 Lakeview 15-15 Harlington C. C. 13- 9 Lakeview 8-15- 9 Howells 15- 7-15 Lakeview 7-15-15 Stanton 15- 3-13 L TO R: Student Managers Diane Rupp, Jody Lutjens, and Ryan O'Hare. 97 Cross-Country Marlin Mohrman Jeff Kroll Uel Jefferies Uel Jefferies, Marlin Mohrman, Jeff Kroll. Lakeview's Cross-Country Team had a very fine season under the leadership of Coach Wadliegh. They competed in 5 meets, including Husker Conference and Districts. Outstanding individual performances were evident as Jeff Kroll and Mar- lin Mohrman both won several medals. 98 Wrestling (LEFT TO RIGHT) BACK ROW: Keith Runge, Kent Frese, Ted Hilger, Jim Brock, Doug Inselman, Lyle Klug, Jim Sander, Don Lueschen. MIDDLE ROW: Herman Janssen, Marlin Mohrman, Eugene Goering, Dan Inselman, Bill Howe, Jeff Fadschild. FRONT ROW: Jody Lutjens-Student Manager, Sondi Wetgen-Photographer, Ten Inselman, Carol Bock, Susan Beiermann, Karen Klug, Sylvia Janssen-Student Manager. (Not Pictured) Dave Fichtl. Asst. Coach Fred Kobza; Head Coach Jerry Wadleigh. Lakeview 16 . . . . Osceola....................45 Lakeview 28 ... . East Butler................19 Lakeview 30 ... . David City.................36 Lakeview 9 . . . . Randolf....................51 Lakeview 28 ... . Elgin.......................42 Lakeview 9 . . . . Albion.....................52 Lakeview 33 ... . David City Aquinas..........28 Lakeview 24 ... . Howells.....................39 Lakeview 24 ... . Columbus Reserves...........41 Lakeview 25 ... . Fremont Berg an.............31 Lakeview 30 ... . Arlington...................37 MEDALISTS LOGANVIEW: Don Lueschen 2nd Marlin Mohrman 3rd SCHUYLER: Doug Inselman 2nd Lyle Klug 2nd CONFERENCE: Lyle Klug 1st Doug Inselman 3rd Marlin Mohrman 3rd DISTRICTS: Marlin Mohrman 2nd Lyle Klug 2nd Doug Inselman 3rd Don Lueschen 4th 99 Hwt-Kent Frese 100 185-Jim Brock 126-Eugene Goering 145-Jim Sander, J. V. Marlin Mohrman, Lakeview's State Qualifier. Action down at State. Student Manager-Sylvia Janssen. Student Manager-Jody Lutjens. 9 101 103 Alice Long ViQueens, LEFT TO RIGHT; FRONT ROW: Christine Reins, Sondi Wetgen, S.M.; Diane Loeske, Diane Rupp, Head Coach Juliann Bien- hoff, Bookkeeper Cindy Finch, Alice Long, Patty Martin. BACK ROW: Patty Mohrman, Sheryl Jenny, Carol Ernst, Sharon Gehring, Rita Behle, Spring Baken- hus, Lana Cattau, Karen George. Insert Ann Wurdeman. The girls finished with their best season record of 6-3. One of the biggest wins was a 44-35 victory over previ- ously unbeaten North Bend. The Viqueens were led by Alice Long with 16 points and 14 rebounds. Alice was the top scorer with an 11 point average. She also led the team in rebounding with a fine 13 per game average. Sondi Wetgen Sheryl Jenny Spring Bakenhus VARSITY Lake view 34 . Lake view 43 . Lakeview 62 . Lakeview 38 . Lakeview 20 . Lakeview 38 . Lakeview 44 . Lakeview 45 . Lakeview 29 . Sharon Gehring Lana Cattau Christine Reins who was another mainstay in the starting lineup averaged 6 points and 9 rebounds per game. Other girls that were in the starting lineup throughout the year were Spring Bakenhus, Patty Martin, Ann Wurdeman, Chris Reins, Carol Ernst, and Karen Geoige. Karen George Patty Mohrman RESULTS . Loganview 27 . Albion 22 . Wisner-Pilger 11 . Albion 21 . Tek am aha- Herman 25 . Scribner 19 . North Bend 35 RNAMENT . Ralston 56 . Millard 36 Sondi Wetgen Patty Martin Ann Wurdeman Carol Ernst Rita Be hie s Varsity in Action The bench shows team backing. Alice dumps in two. 106 Varsity breaks from huddle. Chris moves in for the basket. Junior Varsity LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Ivy Bakenhus, Carolyn Wemhoff, Judy Klug, Susan Beirmann, Bev Neemeyer, Jaci Wilke, Cindy Plettner, Cheri Langan. BACK ROW: Coach Goedeken, Judy Drinnin, Renee Jarecki, Jane Shanle, Pam Pillen, Margie Carr, Diane Drinnin, Tami Runge, and Susan Dedrickson. JUNIOR VARSITY RESULTS Lakeview 16 . . . Loganview 18 Lake view 32 . . . Wisner-Pilger 16 Lakeview 22 . . . Albion 15 Lakeview 13 . . . Monroe 14 Lakeview 15 . . . Tek am a-He rm an 28 Lakeview 22 . . . Scribner 5 Lakeview 21 . . . North Bend 14 107 Varsity Basketball 1973-74 VARSITY SCOREBOARD Lakeview 77......................Osceola 76 Lakeview 73......................Loganview 39 Lakeview 72......................Wayne 48 Lakeview 43......................Howelk 59 Lakeview 71......................Albion 45 Lakeview 57......................Madison 47 Lakeview 58......................Elkhom 39 Lakeview 64......................Centennial 67 Lakeview 51......................Schuyler 72 Lakeview 69......................David City 58 Lakeview 73......................Loup City 55 Lakeview 61......................Wisner-Pilger 41 Lakeview 81......................Scotus 67 Lakeview 54......................Arlington 56 Lakeview 53......................Hartington, CC. 55 HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT (Champions) Lakeview 64......................Loganview 41 Lakeview 67......................Wisner-Pilger 43 WEST HUSKRA CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT (Champions) Lakeview 56......................Wisner-Pilger 34 Lakeview 78......................Madison 53 Lakeview 67......................Wayne 56 HUSKER CONFERENCE PLAYOFF (Champions) Lakeview 78......................West Point 53 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Lakeview 81. .Triple Overtime. Scotus 82 LV OPP. Points 1,142 (65.5) 1,181(53.6) FGM 577 479 FGA 1,194.(48%) 1,249 ( 38%) FT M-FT A 294-465 227-403 Rebounds 831 719 Mr. Plettner receives the Three First place trophi. from Team Captain Jim Pillen and Head Coach Dennis Geraghty. 1973-74 basketball campaign, under first year Coach Dennis Geragh- ty, posted the best record in the school five-year history with a final 16-6 log. Steve Gehring led the team in 8 out of 10 categories. He broke one school record--most points in one game (37). Steve made First Team All- Conference and Honorable Mention All-State. Jim Pillen was the team leader and floor quarterback of the team. Jim averaged 14 points per game and broke a season assist record (118). He was also All-Conference and Honorable Mention All-state. Rick Thomas will rank as one of the five best guards in the area next year. He is a great defensive player and al- though he didn't shoot much still averaged over 10 points per game. Dar- rel Rickert is our garbageman —not real flashy but always got the job done. Darrel had the highest percentage in field goals (58%) of the team. Our fifth starting position was held by Skip Oehlrich most of the year but Pat Coan and Jon Wurdeman started several games also. Wendall Korte also started five games which shows good team depth. The 73-74 Vikings played excellent team defense, holding 10 op- ponents under 50 points. Highlights of the year were Conference, Holiday and Conference Play-Off Champs. We had the first win ever over Scotus, winning the game by 14 points. Four losses were by two points or less. Part of every good team are the Student Managers: Jed Brunken, Mark Kuhn, Jim Klug, Randy Mueller. 109 Varsity in A ction High arched shot by Pat. Power lay up by Steve. Jim aggressive defender. Perfect form from way out by Rick. Wendall with his famous hook. Rebound by Larry. Skip goes high for another rebound. Darrel the Garbage Man . Rogar driving in for Two. Vikings receiving Conference trophy 1 J. V. 's, FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: David Muhle, Richard DeBower, Tom Lueschen, Dave Rosendahl, Randy Hick- man, Dave Lippert, Rocky Piettner, Jeff Ekstrand. SECOND ROW: Coach Hopp, Mike Coan, Brad Luschsinger, Kelly Saal- feld, Tim Koch, Randy Waldman, August Runge, Dean Westmeyer, Larry Kapels, Bill Shanle, Coach Greenwall. Junior Varsity under coaches Greenwall and Hopp ended the 1973-74 season with a 9-6 record. Five out of the last six games were won by the JV's. By this performance the 1974-75 basketball season will have great potential. Tim Koch, Larry Kapels were the leading scorers for the young Vikings. Rebounds were led by August Runge, Tim Koch and Larry Kapels. Gene Brandt and Jim Jarosz led the Freshmen in scoring for the young basketball boys. Lakeview freshmen finished their basketball season with a 2-8 log. Coach Steven Ramig and Dennis Butt did a fine job with their team this year. Freshmen, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cathi Edwards Student Manager, Coach Ramig, Coach Butt, Teri Inselman Student Manager. SECOND ROW: Ted Wemhoff, Dan Hickman, Keith Pillen, Don Otto, Mickey Edwards. THIRD ROW: Rick Lippert, Frank Goedeken, Kevin Hellbusch, Jim Jarosz, Rick Hellbusch, Eugene Brandt. Girls Track FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) Margie Carr, Theresa Arhens, Chris Reins, Jody Lutjens, Karen George, Alice Long, Sondi Wetgen, Patty Martin, Gerry Buresh, Jaci Wilke, Linda Kroll, Cathy Edwards, Sheri Dirks, Diane Rupp, Teri Inselman. SECOND ROW: Shelley Ahrens, Rita Behle, Spring Bakenhus, Bev Neemeyer, Diane Langan, Tamie Runge, Carol Bock, Diane Nelson, Kay Schutte, Lana Cattau, Cindy Finch, Glenda Plettner, Jane Shanle. THIRD ROW: Susie Dedrickson, Ivy Bakenhus, Lynn Blaser, Marcy Moeller, Kiane Drinin, Judy Klug, Sharon Gehring, Karen Klug, Debbie Liebig, Diane Loseke. BACK ROW: Coach Bienhoff, Brenda Rosche, Carol Ernst, Mary Jo Kluever, Diane Muhle, Coach O'Hare. 50 YARD DASH Diane Rupp 6.3 74 100 YARD DASH Gerry Buresh 11.8 74 220 YARD DASH Sandy Vacha 27.6 72 440 YARD RUN Gerry Buresh 60.5 74 880 YARD RUN Patty Martin 2:32.8 73 80 YARD HURDLES Chris Reins 12.4 74 SHOT PUT Alice Long 34' 9 1 2 74 DISCUS Alice Long 89' 10 74 LONG JUMP Gerry Buresh 16' 0 73 HIGH JUMP Sondi Wetgen 5' 0 74 440 YARD RELAY Linda Kroll Glenda Plettner Margie Carr Jackie Wilke 54.3 74 880 YARD RELAY Diane Rupp Linda Kroll Gerry Buresh Teresa Ahrens 1:51.0 74 ♦ Student Managers, (FRONT ROW) Carol Bock, Shelley Arhens, BACK ROW, Spring Bakenhus and Rita Behle. This years lone qualifier was Gerry Buresh. She qualified in the 440 yard run. She has qualified for state three out of four years. In 1973 she placed 2nd best in the state. This year she placed 3rd with a run of 60.5, which was good for a new school record. Diane Rupp runs in the 50 yd. dash finals at Districts. Long Jumpers LEFT TO RIGHT, Theresa Ahrens, Margie Carr, Gerry Buresh and Sheri Dirks. Chris Reins running in finals at Districts, she fin- ished sixth. High Jumpers: Linda Kroll, Diane Loseke, Sondi Wetgen and Ten Inselman. Sondi Wetgen broke the Husker Conference and school re- cord with a jump of 5'0 . Shot and Discus FRONT: Cindy Finch, Karen George, Alice Long, BACK ROWr: Lana Cattau, Kay Shutte, Di- ane Nelson. Wetgen took Third place at Districts. Karen George throwing the shot. Relay Team Members: FRONT ROW: Diane Rupp, Linda Kroll, Thersha Ahrens, Gerry Buresh, BACK ROW: Jackie Wilke, Margie Carr, Glenda Plettner. Distance Runners, FRONT: Ivy Bakenhus, Cathy Edwards, Gerry Buresh (440), Judy Klug, Patty Martin, Tammie Runge (880). Hurdlers: Jody Lutjens, Ivy Ba- kenhus, Glenda Plettner, Chris- tine Reins. (Picture at Right) Sprinters: Thersa Ahrens, Bev Nee- meyer, Gerry Buresh, Diane Rupp, BACK ROW: Margie Carr, Glenda Plettner, Jackie Wilke, Linda Kroll. (Picture at Bottom) FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Mohr, Lyle Klug, Marvin Janssen, Doug Inselman, Wendall Korte, Jon Wurdeman, Jim Pil- len, Mike Jarosz, Larry Beiermann, Tom Lutjens, Lyle Asche. SECOND ROW: Randy Hickman, Clyde Schroeder, Rocky Plettner, Tom Melcher, Paul Muhle, Bob Dedrickson, Todd Sander, Jim Sander, Dave Lippert, Keith Runge, Coach Larry Whiting. THIRD ROW: Head Coach Tom Bruckner, Coach Jerry Wadleigh, Roger Goedeken, Bill Shanle, Jeff Kroll, Colin Wilke, Doug Arlington, Brad Luchsinger, Kelly Saalfeld, Mike Coan, Larry Bennett, Jed Brunken, Mark Kuhn, Coach Den- nis Geraghty. Record Setting Relay: LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Muhle, Jim Pillen, Bill Shanle, Doug Inselman. Mile Relay: Roger Goedeken, Bill Shanle, Mike Jarosz, Colin Wilke 3:36.8. Lake view Varsity Track Records 100 Yard Dash Jim Pillen 10.0 1974 220 Yard Dash Paul Muhle 23.5 1974 440 Yard Dash Randy Dedrickson 53.1 1973 880 Yard Run Randy Dedrickson 2:01.7 1973 Mile Run Kurt Wilke 4:42.0 1972 2-Mile Run Steve Gehring 10:22.8 1974 120 Yd. High Hurdles Roger Goedeken 15.2 1974 60 Yd. High Hurdles Roger Goedeken 7.9 1973 180 Yd. Low Hurdles Kurt Muhle 20.5 1973 100 Yard Low Hurdles Kurt Muhle 11.3 1973 Shot Put Lyle Asche 54' 9 1974 Discus Dan Thomas 139' 4 1974 Long Jump Doug Ins el man 20' 8 1974 Triple Jump Ted Schmidt 41' 1970 High Jump Doug Inselman Wendal Korte 5' 10 1973 1974 Pole Vault Marvin Janssen 11' 6 1974 440 Yard Relay (Freshmen) Bob Hoffman Brad Wertz Lyle Mohlman Paul Muhle 50.0 1972 880 Yard Relay Roger Goedeken Jim Pillen Bill Shanle Doug Inselman 1:33.9 1974 Mile Relay Colin Wilke Doug Inselman Mike Jarosz Bill Shanle 3:36.8 1974 2-Mile Relay Ed Kinzer Randy Dedrickson Kurt Wilke Gary Mueller 8:19.4 1971 Distance Medley Relay Randy Dedrickson Colin Wilke Kurt Muhle Jim Brock 9:25.3 1973 Sprint Medley Relay Kurt Muhle Dean Rupp Paul Muhle Randy Dedrickson 3:10.9 1973 Shuttle Hurdle Relay Dean Rupp Kurt Muhle Jim Pillen Roger Goedeken 33.7 1973 119 State Qualifiers LEFT: Wend all Korte competing in the High Jump. RIGHT: Jim Pillen ended up SIXTH place at state. RIGHT: Jon Wurde- man leaps far in Long Jump to quali- fy for state. LEFT: Lyle Asche makes record throw and finished SIXTH at state. FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW: Dan Inselman, Dan Hickman, Frank Goedeken, Dan Rosenthal, Jim Jacobson, Micky Edwards. SECOND ROW: Don Otte, Jim Klug, Gary Eg- ger, Rick Linde- man, Keith Pil- len, Rick Lip- pert, Jean Brandt, Dean Grotelus- chen, Coach Bob Hopp. Steve Gehring finishing the Two Mile. Rick Thomas running the Mile. Mike Jarosz breaking the tape in the 880. The 1974 Lake view Track Team has to be considered Lake view's best. The track team broke nine school records and tied one. The track team also finished no lower than fifth in any track meet. The High Light of the year was the stopping of the Columbus Scotus thirteen ear dual win streak, and the winning of the Husker Conference Champion- ship. A third place finish in the District meet and the quali- fying of five boys for die state meet closed a very fine track season. Congratulations to a ver fine group of competitive men. Bill Shanle winning the 440. rami Speech Annette George, Vicky Niedfeldt, Karen George, Janel Liebig, Jeanne Liebig, Debbie Liebig, Diane Nelson, Lana Cattau, Kathy Coan, Patty Donoghue, Patty Martin, Doug Coffey, Dan Griffiths, Not Pictured: Susan Beiermann, Carol Ernst, Diane Loseke, Sheri Dirks, Kathy Kinzer. Math 1?4 Cindy Niedfeldt, Diane Nelson, Vicky Niedfeldt, Karen George, Debbie Liebig, Patty Donoghue, Susan Durkop, Susan Niedfeldt, Lila Janssen, Keith Dirks, Larry Beiermann, Tom Lutjens, Roger Goedeken, Darrel Rickert, Eugene Georing, Jeff Extrand, Mr. Ramig (Sponsor), Kent Frese, Jim Brock, Tom Melcher, Lyle Mohlman, Jim Pillen, Mr. Barnes (Sponsor). Quill And Scroll Quill and Scroll Members: Jane Loeffler, Cindy Langan, Patty Mohrman, Kathy Kin- zer, Susan Beiermann, Jill Rodehorst, Son- dra Wetgen, Karen George, Cindy Nied- feldt, Jeanne Liebig, Kevin Saalfeld, Roger Goedeken, Jim Pillen, Larry Beier- mann, and Tom Lutjens. Fellowship of C hristian A ihleies The FCA Huddle Group started at Lakeview during the 1973-74 school year under the guidance of sponsor Mr. Butt. TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Sponsor Mr. Butt, Eldon Mohrman, Merle Alswager, Colin Wilke. FRONT ROW: Jeff Kroll, Marlin Mohrman, Lyle Klug, and Eugene Gehring. 125 UPPER LEFT-Kathy Kinzer, Clinic held many surprises. But a Jay Burton holds Shannon Behlen. UPPER RIGHT-Cindy Fuchs, Sheryl Patty Mohrman. HEAD: Mary spirit stick makes cheerleaders Jenny, Sheri Dirks. Jo Kluever. happy! LEFT TO RIGHT-Diane Loseke, Colleen Schreiber, Carol Ernst, Chris Runge and Brenda Rosche “ Wrestling Cheerleaders’ Pep Club Officers A nd Sponsors KNEELING: Janese Mortensen, Treasurer; Gerry Buresh, Secretary; Sondi Wetgen, Vice-Presi- dent, and Jeanne Liebig, President. STANDING: Mrs. Murphy and Mr. Marik, sponsors. Squad Leaders Freshmen: TOP: Jane Shanle, Glenda Plettner, Theresa Ahrens. Sophomores: Kathy Coan, Debbie Liebig, Ann Wurdeman. Juniors: Diane Muhle, Kathy Klug, Rita Behle. Seniors: Jolene Dirks, Jill Rodehorst, Susan Niedfeldt. Pep Club Student Council BACK ROW: David Muhle, Jeff Ekstrand, Jim Pillen, Larry Beiermann, Dan Rosendahl. FRONT ROW: Marla Bohuslavsky, Karen George, Patty Martin, Glenda Plettner, Sponsor Mr. Bruckner. The 1973-74 school year was a year of achievements for the Student Council. Lounge chairs and a candy machine were purchased, which the students enjoy. A chapter of the National Honor Society has also been adopted in Lake- view due to the action of the Student Council. The students of Lakeview feel the Student Council has done a great job during the past year. BACK ROW: Alice Bierman, Teri inselman, Sondi Wetgen, Gerry Buresh, Brad Wilke, Susan Durkop, Alice Bierman. MIDDLE ROW: Debbie Zavodsky, Kathy Coan, Sylvia Janssen, Gloria Jazwick, Debbie Garretson, Cindy Bruhn. FRONT ROW: Dennis Dur- kop, Sharon Donoghue, Carol Bock, Marla Bohuslavsky, Donna Gibson. 130 The 1973-1974 school year brought about a 7 period day with study halls. Therefore the number of teachers aids was great- ly reduced from that of previous years. Teachers aids are BOTTOM ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Marty, Spring Bakenhus, Susan Beiermann, Karen Rosendahl. SECOND ROW: Chris Reins, Julie Engel, Jane Loeffler, Cindy Langen, Jo- lene Dirks. THIRD ROW: Jon Wurdeman, Doug Rosenthal. From October 15 to December 15 Lakeview had 3 student teachers from Kearney State Teachers College. They were Mrs. Valentine, Mr. Hopp, and Mrs. Mathers. 132 FFA Banquet Honorary Farmers Ceremony: Mr. G Mrs. Harold Grotelueschen; Robert Theilen receiving for Behlen Maf., and Mr. G Mrs. Dean Hanke. David Fichtl receives Honorary' Chapter Degree, DeKalb Award and Scholarship. Money given in memorial of Allen Buresh used to purchase a FFA banner. Mr. G Mrs. Dean Hanke and Mr. G Mrs. James O'Hare en- joying dinner. Keith Runge, Jim Sander, Frank Goedeken and Steve Schrei- ber Platte-Colfaz Pork Producers Top Judging Team. Randy Mueller, Keith Runge, Frank Goedeken, and Rick Hellbusch 1974 Shorthorn Show Champion. Future Farmers of America FFA Officers: LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Schrei- ber-Secretary, Todd Sander-Treasurer, Doug Macken-Parliamentarian, Merle Alswager- President, Steve Gehring-Sentinel, David Fitchtl-Reporter, Arnold Oehlrich-Vice President. Parliamentary Procedure Team: Rick Hell- busch, Elizabeth Jensen, Steve Schreiber, Kim Sullivan, Randy Mueller, Kevin Hell- busch, Frank Goedeken. LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Steve Gehring, Merle Alswager, Arnold Oehlrich, Todd Sander, Jerry Schreiber. SECOND ROW: Sponsor Mr. O'Hare, Jeff Fadchild, Dan Inselman, Kim Sullivan, Jesse Collins, Herman Janssen, John Wurdeman, Jim Hennessey, Merlin Groteluschen, Keith Runge, Steve Schreiber, Dan Donoghue, Sponsor Mr. Hanke. THIRD ROW : Tom Lueschen, Ronald Eisner, David Muhle, Joe Jazwick, Frank Goedeken, Gary Wemhoff, Myron Loseke, Clyde Schroe- der, Tony Krings, Rich Hellbusch, Jack Sprunk, Randy Mueller. FOURTH ROW: Jim Sander, Eugene Goering, Eldon Mohr- mon, Keven Hellbusch, Augie Runge, Doug Inselman, Keith Maurer, Larry Mohr, Steve Kallweit, Mike Kula, Jack Sprunk, Deraid Zavodsky. 135 Future Homemakers ojAmerica FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Huggler, Sponsor, S. Lueschen, T. Dohman, J. Dohman, K. Loseke, S. Inselman, J. Watson, N. Bruckner, B. Scarrow, C. Marty, N. Lutjens. SECOND ROW: G. Schreiber, G. Schrei- ber, J. Hassebrook, J. Liebig, R. Jarecki, D. Zavodsky, R. Driefurst, J. Sempek, C. Langan. THIRD ROW: D. Gibson, L. Kroll, C. Wemhoff, K. Coan, D. Liebig, M. Bohuslavsky, D. Chollar, S. Marker, C. Bruhn, S. Donoghue. FOURTH ROW: J. Kuta, K. Rosendahl, K. Finch, P. Pillen, C. Bock, S. Gehring, S. Wetgen, G. Buresh, B. Maurer, P. Donoghue, L. Jasper. STANDING: Donna Gibson, Historian Pub. Chairman; Mrs. Huggler, Sponsor; Kathy Coan, Vice Pres. SITTING: Nancy Bruckner, Degree Chairman Parliamentarian; Debbie Liebig, Treas.; Kathy Kinzer, Sec.; Carolyn Wemhoff, Rec. Chairman Song Leader; Elizabeth Jensen, Pres. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Lueschen, J. Dohman, K. Loseke, N. Bruckner, C. Marty. SECOND ROW: G. Schreiber, J. Hassebrook, J. Liebig, D. Zavodsky, J. Sempek, C. Langan. THIRD ROW: D. Gibson, K. Coan, D. Liebig, M. Bohuslavsky, D. Chollar, S. Marker, S. Donoghue. FOURTH ROW: L. KroLL, K. Finch, S. Gehring, P. Donoghue, J. Kuta, J. Watson, C. Wemhoff, R. Jarecki. Achievement Award presented to K. Kinzer. Happy FHA girls after installment ceremony. Crowning of Miss FHA, 1973-74, Elizabeth Jensen. Miss FHA, Miss F, Former Miss FHA, Miss H, Miss A, and Sponsor. . Journalism 138 BOOSTERS SLENDERETTE FIGURE SALON 2724 13th Street Columbus, Nebraska GERHOLDCONCRETE Phone 564-2857 Columbus ERNST OLDS-PONTIAC-CADILLAC. INC. 2112 23rd St., Columbus “The Home of GMC Trucks” GOERING CONSTRUCTION PH.246-4496 Building Remodeling Back Hoe Trench Digging BECHERCURRY COMPANY 2522 13th Street Columbus, Nebraska BISSONS BAR BOWLING ALLEY 246-2375 Platte Center, Nebr. DALE ELECTRONICS INC. Industrial Site Box 609 Columbus, Nebraska SCHUMACHER IRRIGATION SALES Phone 246-3685 Platte Center, Nebr. METALCRAFTERS HTG. ALC. Your Lennox Dealer Phone: 564-2255 Columbus, Nebr. FOREMANCASH LUMBERCO. “Cash'n Haul SaveS for All Phone 564-2775 KLOKE LIVESTOCK SUPPLY Nutrena Feeds North Monestary Rd. 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We have more homes and more different brands to choose front than anyone else in the Columbus Area. If you're looking fora home. look at COUNTRYSIDE. Let us show you how mobile homes are more COUNTRYSIDE HOMES economical than renting. Geer. Vantage, Atlantic Metamora. Bonnaville. Kit. Open Daily. Evenings, Sundays Northwest ofColumbus on Hiway 81 ED S MOBIL SERVICE Gas Oil Lubricants Platte Center COLUMBUS HYDRAULICS CO. Columbus. NE. 68601 JOE AL'S IGA The Finest in Groceries Columbus. NE. CURRY BROTH ERS CLOTHIERS Quality Clothes Home Owned Columbus. NE. POLLY'S SHOE STORE 2613 13th Street Columbus. NE. HOESSEL ELECTRIC Electrical Wiring Maintenance Columbus. NE. 68601 DOUGLAS-LOMASON CO. P.O. Box H Columbus. NE. MODERN CLEANERS DYERS 1356 27th Ave. Dry Cleaning is still best THE COLUMBUS. TELEGRAM Congratulations Good Luck Columbus. NE. 68601 LIBERTY CLEANERS Sanitone Master Dry Cleaners Same Day Service ESQUIRE BARBER SHOP North Side ofTempo Tue.-Fri. 8:30-6:30 Sal. 8:00-5:30 BOOSTERS GREINER FURNITURE Carpeting Reupholstering 2420 11 th St. Columbus 20's LOUNGE U.S. 30 Center Columbus. Nebraska SKI LOUNGE Floyd and Ted Niedbalski 2407 13th St. Columbus CASE POWER EQUIPMENT Columbus. Nebraska Phone 564-8550 CITIZENS BANK TRUST COMPANY Open Thursday evening 6 to 8 Columbus. Nebraska MIDDLE STATE MEG. CO. 16th Ave. 23rd Street Columbus. Nebraska GENERAL TELEPHONE CO. OF MIDWEST Columbus, Nebraska 564-2811 MCCHRISTY JEWELRY Diamonds Watches Jewelry Earrings Charms ID Bracelets WEERTS-BOETTCHER COMPANY 2718 13th Street Insurance. Real Estate. Loans LANGREN STUDIO 2414 13th Street Phone 564-2833 Columbus. Nebraska M. F. LIEBIG MEAT PROCESSING CO. Custom Slaughtering and Processing Platte Center. Nebraska KAREN S BRIDAL SHOPPE Your wedding is important to us! 3222 - 15th Street GASS-HANEY FUNERAL HOME 1265 25th Ave. Phone 564-5227 COLUMBUS FARM EQUIPMENT INC. N.W.on US 81 Box 948 Columbus. Nebraska BARB S BEAUTY SHOP 246-3145 Platte Center. Nebraska COLUMBUS FLORISTS Jim Gloria Ball 1671 33rd Avenue McKOWN FUNERAL HOME INC. Joe and Jim McKown Columbus. Nebraska KEEN-KORNER MOTEL 3221 23rd Street Columbus. Nebraska MIESSLER DRUG Cosmetics Love. Rubinstein. Arden. Reudon. Max Factor. Coty W OODRICK ALLEN For the best in family shoes! Columbus. Nebraska BILL SUNDAY Chrysler Plymouth International Columbus. Nebraska LEVINE BROTHERS Sharp Clothes for Sharp Dressin Dow ntow n Columbus COLUMBUS. STEEL SUPPLY George Mageivee Harold Hecke 564-2853 JARECKI CO. Trucking Platte Center. Nebraska ROSENTHAL OIL COMPANY Deleo Batteries Accessories West of Drive-I n Theater. Columbus BRUCKNERS Featuring Shirfine Foods Platte Center. Nebraska 143 Happiness is a Clean Car WEBER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Our Motto Service Resident Phone: 564-8817 Office Phone: 564-2329 3220 17th Street Columbus. Nebraska SCRUB CAR WASH JIM TOOl.EY JOHN TOOLEY Phone 564-8316 2409 13th St. Columbus, Nebraska 68601 “Funky Groovy threads Kennington Levis His Puritan Arrow Faraha LARSON — FLORINE 'THE CELLAR” BRANDNAMES: H.D. LEE. WINDBREAKFR BRENTWOOD. JANTZEN “When you look good. We look good.” «■WUWH i BANK AND TRUST C COLUMBUS GRAIN CO., INC. ( OLLMBl’S, NEBRASKA GHGOl CONFIDENTIAL BANKING Columbus, Nebraska Phone 564-2704 144 FARMERS CO-OP OIL COMPANY UNCLE TOM’S TAVERN GRAIN AND CO-OP FEED We specialize in good tmes! TANK WAGON SERVICE SCHLITZ on tap DEKALB SEED CORN New Bowling Lanes ON THE FARM SERVICE Tom and Connie Macken Owners FULL LINE OF CHEMICALS, Phone 246-3305 FERTILIZERS AND HERBICIDES Platte Center, Nebr. PLATTE CENTER, NEBRASKA COLUMBUS FEED MILL, INC. GENE NEATER STUDIO 2818 13th Street Phone 564-5203 Purina Feed FINE QUALITY Chows — Grain — Sanitation SENIOR PORTRAITS — COMMERCIAL PHOTORGRAPHY Complete grinding and Mixing BAY PORTRAITURE — Phone 564-3261 FAMILY PORTRAITS Area Code 402 WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY CANDIDCASUALS INCLUDING Box 647 “CANDLELIGHT MISTYS” “FANTASYS”, Columbus. Nebr. 68601 “STAINED-GLASS GRANDUER COLUMBUS. NEBRASKA 68601 JANSSEN ENTERPRISES Route 2 Box 101 FIRST NATIONAL BANK East Highway 30 Columbus, Nebr. 68601 AND TRUST COMPANY SALES: Gib Janssen, Dan Jansse, Bob Jeffres, Chuck Kurtinbach. Member F.D.I.C. Complete Line of Behlen Products. Behlen Parts and Service. Columbus, Nebraska Phone 564-3712 or 564-7632 145 A utographs 146 A utographs 147 A utographs 148 v V-.. . A • ■ . 'W , -; . .. - : 2 s . N-. • V - • X ‘ f ' V - ' • . V . V. % . v • • ✓ . • % - % V ' ' v v. % % % y � c. . V - • • A • . . •, ■ % : x sr - • - • vV V • '. % '. “ N-' 'X . . . ' : _ -; Z ' S “ -.V. 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