Lakeview High School - Viking Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1975 volume:

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And, as all other candles remain lit, even if one is extinguished, so will the } glow of her life continue to inspire us v to LAKEVIEW VIKINGS 1975 Memorial ........................................Page 7 Seniors .........................................Page 3 Juniors .........................................Page 27 Sophomores ......................................Page 25 Freshmen ........................................Page 29 Fall Activities .................................Page 33 Winter Activities ...............................Page 67 Spring Activities ...............................Page 705 2 Sponsor Mr. Barnes, Vern Fittje, Treasurer, Spring Bakenhus, Secretary, Darrel Rick- ert. President, Todd Sander, Vice President, Sponsor Mr. Cruickshank. SHELLEY ELIZABETH AHRENS Friendship is the shadow of the evening, which strenthens with the setting sun of life. Secretarial DOUG ALLINGTON Talking myself out of pre- dicaments with certain people has become a habit. Vocational 4 JERALD MERLIN ASCHE I believe in work, but I'm not in favor of it. Vocational DIANE L. BAKENHUS It is better to wear out than rust out. College Prep SPRING MELODY BAKENHUS Do good with what you have, or it will do you no good. College Prep RITA JANE BEHLE Life is to be fortified with many friendships; to love and to be loved is the happiness of existence. College Prep SUSAN GAY BEIERMANN If God be on our side, who can be against us. College Prep JAMES L. BROCK A high school graduate is a person who had a chance to get an education. College Prep s ROBERT LOUIS DEDRICKSON The old believe everything; the middle-aged suspect everything; the young know everything. College Prep SHERILYN F. DIRKS There are no bad days, just some better than others. College Prep KAREN ROSE DOHMEN The deepest feeling is silence and the greatest kindness is truth. Vocational JUDY LYNN DRINNIN I gotta be ME! College Prep CATHRYN ELIZABETH EDWARDS A smile is a curve that can set alot of things straight. College Prep JEFFREY EKSTRAND A smooth sea never made a skillful mariner. College Prep MICHAEL ENGEL The good die young, but why worry. College Prep CYNTHIA MARIE FINCH Opinions cannot survive if one has no chance to fight for them. Secretarial VERN R. FITTJE I am easy to please but difficult to satisfy. College Prep KENT M. FRESE I've found there are two sides to every question. My side and the wrong side. CYNTHIA A. FUCHS The finest fruit of serious learning should be the ability to speak the word GOD with- out reserve or embarrassement. Vocational RODNEY R. FURBY Being ones self, is what he wants and what he wants, is not to be told, what to do and how to do it. Vocational 7 JEFFREY W. GALLEY You only go around life once, so be yourself. Vocational EUGENE GOERING No man is free who cannot com- mand himself. College Prep TERRY L. HENKE My main subject in school was always ping pong. Vocational THERESA ANN INSELMAN Be yourself. Who else is better qualified? Secretarial 1 8 LILA MAE JANSSEN Live Your Life completely There is no place like here No time like Now. College Prep RITA FAYE JANSSEN Reach high. For stars lie hid- den in your soul. Dream deep, for every dream precedes the goal. College Prep SYLVIA E. JANSSEN I am not sincere even when I am saying I am not sincere. Secretarial LINDA MARIE JASPER Home is not where you live but where they understand you. Secretarial STEVE D. KALLWEIT All I do is come and go. Vocational LARRY A. KAPELS The weekend makes my day. Vocational KATHY LYNN KINZER Me? Busy? College Prep KATHY LYNN KLUG The principal business of life is to enjoy it. College Prep 9 RANDEE RAE KLUG I want what I want when I want it! Vocational JEFFREY C. KROLL The grass is greener on the other side, but it is just as hard to mow. College Prep MARK ALAN KUHN A very careful students, care- ful not to over do it. Business DIANE MARIE LANGAN My Lord is first. My friends are second. And I am third. Vocational KEITH A. LANGAN I finally Made It! Vocational ALICE LONG It's not what you can do, it's what you can get away with. College Prep KENDAL LOSEKE I believe in working on some- thing that I enjoy and that is what I try to do. College Prep JODY RAE LUTJENS I'm not going to worry. I'll never get out of this world alive. College Prep CARLA JEAN MARTY Beauty is discovered not with the eye but with the soul. Secretarial BEVERLY JEAN MAURER True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in the worth and choice. Secretarial THOMAS MELCHER It's hard to be humble when you're as great as I am. College Prep LYLE MOHLMAN If I knew you were coming I'd of baked a cake. College Prep 11 DIANE RENEE MUHLE One song leads on to another One friend to another friend So I'll travel along With a friend and a song. Secretarial PAUL M. MUHLE I can resist everything, but temptations. Vocational BEVERLY JEAN NEEMEYER It is good to let a little sun- shine out as well as in. College Prep DIANE E. NELSON This is the day which the Lord hath made; we will rejoice and be glad in it. College Prep 12 CYNTHIA JANE NIEDFELDT Whatever is worth doing, is worth doing well. College Prep PAMELA G. PILLEN I'm the kind of person who al- ways seems to hit the nail... on my thumb. College Prep ROCKY PLETTNER Rock On College Prep BETH ELAINE RICE Take life as it happens, but try to make it happen the way you want to take it. Vocational DARREL J. RICKERT All I need is the air that I breathe. College Prep ROBERTA RICKERT Somewhere among the golden fields and gentle streams, I discovered the joy of living. College Prep AUGUST H. RUNGE A very carefuj student, care- ful not to over do. Vocational DIANE MARIE RUPP Her laughter brings happiness to those she loves. Secretarial 13 KELLY D. SAALFELD I know you believe you under- stand what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant. College Prep TODD 0. SANDER Can we ever have too much of a good thing? Vocational U m GAIL SCHREIBER I'm short and sweet and if you think I'm quiet, stick around. Secretarial JERRY H. SCHREIBER Statistics prove, people who drive like crazy, are like me. Vocational BETTY JANE SOULLIERE To have - to hold - and - in time - let go! Vocational RICK THOMAS The proper study of mankind is mon 11 Vocational 14 CAROLYN ANN WEMHOFF Please be patient - God isn't finished with me yet. Vocational DEAN A. WESTMEYER You only go around once in life so you just as well go upside down once in a while. Vocational BRAD G. WILKE To be successful in Life, be yourself and think positive. Vocational COLIN WILKE Oh well, somebody has to supervise. College Prep JOANIE WILKE We love, We dance, We are free. Secretarial DEBRA LYNN ZAVODSKY Facts are stubborn things, that's why history is so dumb. Secretarial KENT FRESE now owns Frese Supply Store selling shovels and overshoes. EUGENE GOERING is now living in Sweden and is absolutely positive that blonds do have more fun TODD SANDER is now in the Carr business (Margie Motors) specilizing in re- clining seats. CINDY FUCHS has made her own business. The Fudgie Stilt Manufactur- ing Company located in Gehring, NB. JEFF GALLEY and BRAD WILKE have developed a delicious new pie which has beaten out their arch rival Sara Lee and are now working on a new Twinke in order to overcome the Hostess Company. SYLVIA SAM JANS- SEN now lives in Brazil and owns a string of Coffey plantations. ROCKY PLETTNER is executive producer of the Rolling Stones and now lives in a penthouse overlooking Hugh Hefners Estates. STEVE KALLWEIT has gained motion picture fame after filming Gone in 60 Seconds , but it only takes him 30. KATHY KLUG and DIANE BAKENHUS have just received starring roles in a famous TV series, they portray Ernie and Bert. Their famous co-stars are SHELLEY AHRENS as Big Bird and CARLA MARTY as the Cookie Monster. KATHY KINZER, after celebrating her 15th wedding anniversary, has made a boom- ing business of the Jr. Clark Bars Corp. After attending the State Basketball Tournament faith- fully for 15 years, DIANE MUHLE and JOANIE WILKE have yet to see their first game. RITA BEHLE has been playing professional volleyball for the last 15 years but suddenly had her ca- reer Kurt-tailed by getting hitched. You'll never recognize JERALD ASCHE, for he has re- placed Joe Zybach on the Gera-Speed commercials. TERI INSELMAN is still taking care of business , but no one really knows just what her business is. BEV NEEMEYER is now the first woman sheriff of Leigh, NB where she supervises after midnight crimes and patrols lonely roads. Recently appointed Dean of International Colleges, LILA JANSSEN, now teaches the Barnes children and is making it just as tough for them as Mr. Barnes did for her. JERRY SCH- REIBER has recently purchased a new car in which he has just installed brand new Kroll- bars. BETTY SOULLIERE has published her first cookbook entitled BETTY'S BATTER BAKES BETTER BATTER BISCUITS. BOB DEDRICKSON'S home away from home is Wag- ners Lake where he spends many a night when his Rolls Royce cannot find it's way home. KAREN DOHMEN is presently reuphostering the chair in the Lincoln Memorial. ROBERTA RICKERT runs an obedience school for horses and specializes in training them to Polka. SHERI DIRKS now works at Deano's Diner, specializing in Smirk burgers and small fries. CINDY NIEDFELDT has a PHD in science technology, trigonometry, human communications, and is the head of the Niedfeldt University. On the sideline she is a saxophone jazz musician. DIANE RUPP manufactures Heat-Em Up Tiki Torches and is known for her ability to make any man melt. CAROLYN WEMHOFF holds the homerun record for baseball and now has her own National Baseball Clinic. BETH RICE is the owner, operator, and manager of the world's lar- gest Townhouse Rice Factory. KEITH PEEWEE LANGAN has been offered a contract to pick peas for the Jolly Green Giant. LARRY KAPELS is now manager of the De-Cathi-Nated Edwards Coffee Company. JIM BROCK has now picked up where he left making Brock Candies. He has become a dentist. DEBBIE ZAVODSKY is now the proud owner of a fur store that spec- ializes in un-Marke-ed Kuhn skin coats. DARREL RICKERT, after four glamorous years of high school basketball, is now a professional garbage man for the World Champion Boston Celtics. DOUG ALLINGTON now plays a horn and is known world wide for his impersonations of the famous Duke. RANDEE KLUG is now living in Thielen and is still rehearsing her im- 16 mortal lines, Conrad, Conrad, where are you? GAIL SCHREIBER has recently published her newest book, HOW TO WASH CAFETERIA CHAIRS. KENDALL LOSEKE is now star trom- bonist of the Lawrence Welk Show. DEAN WESTMEYER has his own repair shop and still has that Smirky look on his face. RICK THOMAS is now head of the Physical Education Department and head basketball coach at SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI. JEFF KROLL, after being engaged to Raquel Welch for ten years, was finally awakened and told It's only a dream. PAUL MUHLE has been editor and chief of the Long Branch Review for the last 15 years, but has yet to release his first edition. SHELLEY AHRENS is now starring in a nation-wide soap opera, Born Tall . She already has died three times, married five times, divorced twice, had six major operations, all in the lapse of a two week time period. CARLA MARTY is now married and has four children. In the afternoons she earns extra money by teaching modern dance and appearing on American Band- stand. CINDY FINCH is now an all-star shorthand expert and sells Gera-Speed door to door. VERN FITTJE has just replaced the legendary Burt Reynolds. You can see him at your nearest drug store in the centerfold of the Nebraska Farmer Magazine. SPRING BAKENHUS has now replaced Joey Heatherton on the Serta Sleeper Advertisements. LINDA JASPER, after 15 years of marriage, has perfect organic gardening. One potato from her garden supplies five meals a week. AUGIE RUNGE is now employed as head barber at the Highway Barber Shop and specializes in permanent curl. ROD FURBY after 15 years of taking karate has finally quali- fied to enter karate school. TOM MELCHER is now recovering in the hospital after winds gust- ing up to five miles an hour, blew his car over. BEV MAURER is now chief model of the Dia- mond Toothpick Company. CATHI EDWARDS has just released her first novel entitled EM- BARRASSING MOMENTS. JUDY DRINNIN is now a missionary in deep dark Africa for the Pigmy's. She says she finally found someone she can look eye to eye to. ALICE JOCK LONG has mastered the art of Budaism and is new a strong supporter for the Budious Maximus. DIANE LANGAN has her name in the World's Book of Genesis for blowing the biggest green bubble. DIANE NELSON has just become head brain surgeon at the Medical Center. She re- ceived her degree after proving her skill, by extensively experimenting with her own brian. TERRY HENKE is selling his own ping-pong equipment in his own sporting goods store. CO- LIN WILKE after 15 years of college has opened his own vending machine company and says his best customer is T. B. Inc. KELLY SAALFELD is now head of his own TV detective series, appropriately called C.H.U.B. MIKE ENGEL, after being called many names, has finally adopted all of them and is now legally called Mike John Denver Dussendorf Mohammed Ale Engel. LYLE MOHLMAN who is always getting unexpected company, says if he knew they were coming he would have baked a cake, but he ran out of Chris-co. SUSAN BEIERMANN is now president of the American Yearbook Company. MARK KUHN nowin the fur trading business, has started a new fad, Kuhn skin caps. JODY LUTJENS, after going to an elite girls school for many years, has now learned to Neil properly. PAM PILLEN has become famous for her great works of art on stained glass windows. RITA JANSSEN is a consistent booster of the Nebraska Cornhuskers chanting, Big Red Lives Forever. JEFF EKSTRAND-Where is he? What is he doing? Anyone knowing his whereabouts, please call Br-549. Thank you. This is what the Junior Class has prophecized for the Senior Class of 1975. 17 Senior Class Will ALICE LONG, will to Carol Ernst and Ann Wurdeman my very own hot dog. I, CATHI EDWARDS, being of squirrelly mind, will to the Sophomore class some paper, so they won't have to write on the bathroom walls. I, VERN FITTJE, will to the future Senior Vocational English Classes the ability not to take Mrs. Murphy's threats seriously. I, EUGENE GOERING, will to Randy Wacha, 4 pounds of intelligence and the strength to carry it. I, CAROLYN WEMHOFF, will to Kathy Coan $3 worth of doughnuts. I, JEFF KROLL, will my unknown ability as a ping-pong player to anybody who is dumb enough to take it, so that Mr. Bruckner will have somebody tough enough to play against next year. I, LARRY KAPELS, will to any future freshman a money back guarantee. I, DUKE ALLINGTON, will to Mr. Kobza my ability to use profanity without the use of Sh-a-a-a-aving Cream! I, DIANE LANGAN, will to Debbie and Janel Liebig the ability to keep a sharp eye on Mr. Wadleigh while he's patrolling the halls. I, BETTY SOULIERE, will to my sister Diane, my quietness in class and to make it home on Saturday nights. I also will her the ability to make it through her senior year in sound mind and body. I, CINDY FUCHS, will to any present or future student of Lakeview High School, my name, for the many enjoyable moments of hearing new teachers and substitutes try to pro- nounce it! To Nancy Bruckner, the ability to keep my cool and not to go out on some coun- try road and go spastic and to Mr. Greenwall, 16 acres of parsley for his farm. I, RODNEY FURBY, will to Mrs. Huggler my ability to bake chocolate cake. I, BEV MAURER, will to any student at Lakeview my ability to go through four years of high school, be tardy four periods out of seven, and never have to get a tardy slip. I, KATHY KINZER, here do by will Diane Loseke, a bushel of lettuce, Kathy Coan one dozen doughnuts, and Miss Sohl a cracker box gym. I, COLIN WILKE, will to David Lippert the Presidency of the Student Council for a second consecutive term and a bill for $12.08, payable in merchandise. I, SPRING BAKENHUS, will to Clyde Schroeder a portable piggy bank full of dimes and nickels so he won't have to bother other for change and to Mrs. Datterl a wad of gum so she won't have to ask others for theirs. I, STEVE KALLWEIT, will to incoming freshman, a truck load of Hartz 90-day flea collars. I, AUGIE RUNGE, will Mr. Geraghty my ability to beat me in a game of 21 in basketball. I, DIANE RUPP, leave to the halls of Lakeview High, the echo of my scream. I, JERRY SCHREIBER, will to Merlin Groteluschen a wire cutter, an inflatable lifesaver, my ability to get out of ditches, and my sister. To Mr. Miyoshi, ten Japanese engines for mechanics class. I, KELLY SAALFELD, will to Randy Waldman the ability to make 162 mental errors in one game and to Mr. Geraghty, I will Randy's phone number so he will have somebody else to call a midnight. I, RITA BEHLE, do hereby will to Brenda Rosche the blacktop road past my place, for those muddy Sunday afternoons when she has Madrigal practice, and to Arlis Goering my pen, so she can keep score at all the track meets. I, BOB DEDRICKSON, will to any underclassman - uh - the ability to know as much as I do - uh - about shop - uh - even though Mr. Kobza was my instructor. 18 I, SHERI DIRKS, will to Mr. O'Hare the megaphone in memory of his college cheerlead- ing days, to Mr. Greenwall my Super Fish so he'll never run out of long tales to tell, and to Diane Loseke an ironing board so she won't have an excuse to iron the carpet. We, DIANE NELSON, ROBERTA RICKERT, and SUSAN BEIERMANN, will to everyone the joy we've found in knowing that Jesus Christ is more than just another swear word. I, SYLVIA JANSSEN, and I, TERI INSELMAN, will a broom, dust rag, and our ability to keep the Vo. Ag. and shop office perfectly clean to next year's shop secretary aides — and we hope you get better pay than we did! I, BETH RICE, will to Mr. Wadleigh a years supply of minute rice, and to Diane Souliere and Sue Marker a blow dryer run by batteries for those rainy days. I, LINDA JASPER, will to Mr. Meyoshi the ability to give instructions straight. I, GAIL SCHREIBER, will to the future Driver's Ed Class, my ability to drive with the greatest of ease! I, DEBRA ZAVADSKY, will to any girl who is dumb enough to take advance typing, expecialiy if they get stuck with the old typewriters. I, CINDY FINCH, will to the freshmen and sophomores the good sense to respect and not mouth off to any SENIOR!!! I, KAREN DOHMEN, will to the loud mouth students, my ability to be quiet. I, CARLA MARTY, will to the students the ability to show Christ through their actions and to act more grown up. I, TOM MELCHER, will to any junior the ability to sit through Trig all year, not under- stand a thing that's going on, and still have Mr. Barnes take you to math contests. I, TERRY HENKE, will to Mr. Bruckner my ability to play ping-pong the way it is sup- posed to be played. I, JEFFREY W. GALLEY, here by eill th Mrs. Murphy my book of 1001 tall tales to use in the future years of English. I, KENT FRESE, will to Mr. Kobza the ability to speak a complete sentence without a swear word and without saying uh at least 4 times. I, KEITH LANGAN, will to-uh-Clyde Schroeder my old shop pencil and my —uh-uh-uh— measuring tape. I, LYLE MOHLMAN, will to Eugene Brandt my great ability to ride a motorcycle and the best kind of bike in the country - a Yamaha! I, JODY LUTJENS, will to any deserving junior band member my ability to leave half of my band instrument behind on Mr. Boucher's desk while at District Music Contest. We, JOANIE WILKE, DIANE MUHLE, KATHY KLUG, JUDY DRINNIN, and DIANE BAKENHUS, will our old beat up sodie-pop coolers to any member of the Class of '77 who would be capable of using them correctly. I, TODD SANDER, will to Mr. Miyoshi a pair of snap-on chopsticks guaranteed to snap- off. I, MIKE ENGEL, being of half mind and very short body, will the ability to break Mr. Miyoshi's 12 girl press to anyone who wants to shrink down to my size. I, RITA JANSSEN, hereby will to Mrs. Brown (Mom) one pot of cold coffee, one tomato plant with cancer, and our left over guppies. I, LILA JANSSEN, will to Dan Rosenthal my dead car battery and the ability to wreck a car by driving through a mud puddle. I, KENDALL LOSEKE, will Robert Effa 100 gallons of Everynight Shampoo for oily hair. 19 I, CINDY NIEDFELDT, will to any future senior the ability to carry home every book in their locker practically every night of their senior year. I, BEV NEEMEYER, will to Marcey Moeller my alfalfa field, for those nights when it comes in handy. I BRAD WILKE, will to Dan Griffiths the ability to go to the barber at least once every three months. I, ROCKY PLETTNER, will to my two sisters, Cindy and Glenda, any name but Plettner . I, DARREL RICKERT, will to any player on next year's basketball team the nearly impos- sible task of receiving more technicals in one season than Coach Geraghty. I, RANDEE KLUG, will to Miss Graus the ability to have patience with us little Senior girl's! I, JIM BROCK, will to any underclassman the ability to take a shower and get dressed faster than Carey Bignell. I, DEAN WESTMEYER, will to Bunny (alias O'Hare) the ability to take the radiator cap off without looking in the operator's manual. I, SHELLEY AHRENS, will to Merlin Groteluschen, my talent to maneuver those John Deeres so good, and my Skel-gas station to Steve Schreiber and Lonny Catteau. I, MARK KUHN, will to Freddie Bear the ability to cuss without saying uh-uh-uh-uh-uh! 20 Sponsors: Mr. Kobza and Mrs. Murphy with Junior class officers, Dave Muhle, Dave Rosen dahl, Diane Loseke and Debbie Liebig. Larry Bennett Helene Marla Nancy Bierman Bohuslavsky Bruckner Cindy Bruhn Jed Brunken Debbie Kahty Mike Doug Richard Sharon Chollar Coan Coan Coffey DeBower Donoghue 22 Dennis Mitch Ron Carol Scott Kris Durkop Ehmke Elsener Ernest Ernst Finch Sharon Donna Barb Dan Merlin Dean Gehring Fibson Goedeken Griffiths Grotelueschen Hassebrook Vickie Jim Randy Vernon Merline Herman Hassebrook Hennessy Hickman Hilmer Jaixen Janssen Patty Joe Karen Tim Tony Mike Janssen Jazwick Klug Koch Krings Kula Debbie Janel Dave Diane Myran Brad Liebig Liebig Lippert Loseke Loseke Luchsinger 23 Tom Nancy Doug Becky David Vicky Lueschen Lutjens Macken Mohr Muhle Niedfeldt Ray Vern Cindy Brenda David Chris Nelson Olson Plettner Rosche Rosendahl Runge Keith Runge Jim Colleen Glenda Clyde Sander Schreiber Schreiber Schroeder Bill Shanle Randy Waldman Rick Diane Jack Sliva Soulliere Sprunk Ann Wurdeman Sophomore Class Officers-Front Row-President-Dan Rosenthal, Treasurer-Arlis Goering, Secretary-Jane Shanle, Vice President-Bill Howe, Back Row-Class Sponsors-Miss Johnson and Mr. Ramig. Theresa Ivy Carey Lynn Sheila Eugene Ahrens Bakenhus Bignell Blaser Bowman Brandt Randy Lonny Margie Jesse Susie Susan Bruhn Cattau Carr Collins Dedrickson Dirks Joyce Dan Renee Diane Mickey Gary Dohmen Donaghue Dreifurst Drinning Edwards Egger Ann Jeff Terry Frank Arlis Dean Ekstrand Fadschild Finch Goedeken Goering Groteluschen Joan Kevin Ricky Tim Danny Trudy Hassebrook Hellbusch Hellbusch Henke Hickman Hill Terry Cheri Rick Carol Rick Karen Kuntzelman Langan Lindeman Lindehorst Lippert Loseke DeeAnn Suzzanne Sue Susan Marcy Bob Luedtke Lueschen Marker Menke Moeller Moore Dan Tammy Jeff Steve Valorie Susan Rosenthal Runge Russell Schreiber Schroeder Schumacher Janet Jane Cindy Mike Kim Steve Sempek Shanle Sharp Sprunk Sullivan Syslo 28 Jean Watson Ted Wemhoff Jaci Wilke John Wurdeman Left: Janice Kallweit-Secretary, Mrs. Boldin-Sponsor, Randy Hoadley-President, Cindy Schumacher-Vice President, Mr. Wadleigh-Sponsor, and Oren Goering-Treasurer. Deloris Gail Tom Becky Thomas Amy Behle Bignel Bock Boswell Brezenski Brunken Belinda Terry Arlyn Connie Mickey Rolla Bullard Burmood Cattau Coan Collins DeBower Chris Robert Jackie Keith Linda Mary Edwards Effa Ernest Ernst Fendrick Galley David Oren Norman Randy Vella Trudy Goedeken Goering Hanak Heibel Hennings Higginbotham Randy Dave Mike Allen Teresa Brenda Hoadley Homicek Iverson Jaixen Jansen Jansen Mike Laurie Tim Eric Rodney Troy Jarecki Jarosz Jazwick Jensen Jerke Johnston Janice Charles Scott Fred Sandra Cathy Kallweit Kimble III Kodad Kuhr Kunneman Lindhorst Kenneth Donna Debbie David Debbie Jeff Lindhorst Loseke Luchsinger Lusche Lusche Lusche Terry David Ann Sondra Jean Sherry Lutjens Martin Melcher Mohrman Mortensen Morton Barbara Tammie Sandy Karen Kris Kip Nelson Palmer Pillen Saalfeld Saalfeld Sander Mike Debbie Peggy Cindy Denise Cathy Sander Schelhaas Schmidt Schumacher Schumacher Sharp Mike Gary Verlyn Pat Kenley Dennis Soul I iere Stuefer Stuefer Sullins Summers Vacha Charles Randy Larry John Renee Scott Wacha Wacha Wetgen Wilke Wilke Wilke Faculty Administration Administration-Left, Carroll Blaser, Melvin Wetgen, Gilbert Arndt, Marvin Mueller, Walter Bruhn, Richard Kamm, Carroll Schreiber. Business Department-Mr. Richard Cruickshank, Miss Julianne Bienhoff. Vocational and Industrial Arts Department-Mr. John Miyoshi, Mr. Fred Kobza, Mr. James O'Hare. Science Department-Mr. Steven Ramig, Mr. Larry Whiting, Mrs. Jan Brown. Math Department-Mr. Dennis Micek, Mr. Gale Barnes. History and Government Department-Mr. Jerry Wadleigh, Mr. Ton Bruckner. 35 Physical Ed. Department-Mr. Librarian-Mrs. Ann Datteral. Bob Hopp, Mr. Dennis Geraghty. Home Economics-Mrs. Madge English Department-Mrs. Peg Huggler. Slusarski, Mrs. Marguerite Murphy, Mr. Ron Greenwall. 36 Music Department-Mr. William Boucher, Mrs. Peggy Boldin. Foreign Language-Miss Bertha Johnson. Office Secretary-Mrs. Myra Osten. Office Secretary-Mrs. Hazel Saalfeld. Custodians-Mr. Bob Iverson, Mr. George Hoadley. Cooks-Mrs. Mark, Mrs. Pfeifer, Mrs. Johannes, Mrs. Brandt. 37 Viking Mike Engel Linebacker Vern Fittje All Conference Tackle Co-captain for the team. Eugene Goering End Steve Kallweit Middle Guard Keith Langan I-Back Tom Melcher Lyle Mohlman Paul Muhle Running Back Full Back, Linebacker 1-Back, Corner Back Football Rocky Plettner Guard, Defensive End Darrel Rickert Tight End, Defensive End Augie Runge Tackle, Guard Kelly Saalfeld Center, Tackle Todd Sander Corner Back Rick Thomas Quarterback Co-captain Jed Brunken, Mark Kuhn Student Managers Assistant Coach R. Greenwall Head Coach F. Kobza Assistant Coach T. Bruckner Front Row: Rick Thomas, Eugene Goering, Mike Engel, Tom Melcher, Todd Sander, Larry Kapels, Rocky Plettner, Vern Fittje, and Kelly Saalfeld. Second Row: Dave Lippert, Merlin Groteluschen, Lyle Mohlman, Paul Muhle, Keith Langan, Darrel Rickert, Steve Kallweit, Augie Runge, Tim Koch, and Dave Rosendhal. Third Row: Jim Sander, Dean Grotelueschen, Dan Inselman, Jim Jarosz, Dan Hickman, Keith Front Row: Danny Hickman, Dean Grotelueschen, Merlin Grotel- ueschen, Dave Lippert, Dan Rosenthal, Keith Runge, Gary Eggar, Jim Klug, Dan Inselman, Bill Howe. Back Row: Jim Sander, Bill , —.- - T- Pillen, Mike Coan, Dan Rosendhal, Gary Egger, and Richard DeBower. Fourth Row Jed Brunken, Keith Runge, Bill Shanle, Brad Luschsinger, Bill Howe, Jim Klug, Rick Lippert, Randy Hickman, Eugene Brandt, Mark Kuhn. Back Row: Coaches Ron Greenwall, Head Fred Kobza and Tom Bruckner. Shanle, Brad Luchsinger, Keith Pi Men, Jim Jarosz, Tim Koch, Dave Rosendhal, Mike Coan, Richard DeBower, Eugene Brandt, Randy Hickman, and Rick Lippert. f MM ' ■ Scores LV. Hartington 12 Wisner-P. 0 Emerson-H. 33 Schuyler 0 Scotus 7 Wakefield 34 Wayne 12 Stanton 47 Madison 14 OPP. 66 26 0 13 20 8 29 14 28 Seniors Front Row: Eugene Goering, Mike Engel, Rocky Plettner, Lyle Mohlman, Steve Kallweit, Tom Melcher, and Keith Lang- an. Back Row: Paul Muhle, Larry Kapels, Darrel Rickert, Augie Runge, Kelly Saalfeld, Rich Thomas, Todd Sander, and Vern Fittje. Defensive Squad Front Row: Dave Lippert, Vern Fittje, Steve Kallweit, Augie Runge, Kelly Saalfeld, Rocky Plettner, and Darrel Rickert. Back Row: Paul Muhle, Rick Thomas, Lyle Mohlman, Merlin Grotelueschen, Bill Shanle, Keith Langan, Todd Sander. Offensive Squad Front Row: Larry Kapels, Augie Runge, Rocky Plettner, Kelly Saalfeld, Tim Koch, Vern Fittje, Darrel Rickert. Back Row: Keith Langan, Paul Muhle, Rick Thomas, and Lyle Mohlman. Freshmen Football Front Row: Jeff Lusche, Oren Goering, Dave Lusche, Mike Sander, Kip Sander, Terry Lut- jens. Second Row: Chris Edwards-Student Manager, Dave Martin, Scott Kodad, Dennis Vacha, Randy Hoadley, Eric Jensen, Keith Ernst-Student Manager. Third Row: Coach Ramig, Dave Goedeken, Tom Brezenski, Tom Bock, Mike Jarecki, Randy Heibel, Scott Wilke. Fourth Row: Tim Jazwick, Larry Wetgen, Mike Iverson, Chuck Wacha, Coach Butt. District Volleyball Champs Front Row: Ann Wurdeman, Spring Bakenhus, Rita Behle, Carol Ernst, Cindy Plettner. Back Row: Coach Bienhoff, Glenda Plettner, Ivy Bakenhus, Susan Beiermann, Sharon Gehring, Brenda Rosche, Merline Jaixen, DeLoris Behle. The Viqueens made their second visit in three years to the annual State Volleyball Tournament. In order to qualify for the state tournament, the Lakeview gals showed a very strong effort by defeating top seeded North Bend, David City Aquinas and finally Scotus in two sets. The Viqueens logged a very fine 10-7 season which included receiving second place in the Stromsburg Invitational. Carol Ernst served the most points this season and Alice Long was the top spiker and blocker. Co-Captains Rita Behle and Alice Long. Spring Bakenhus Ann Wurdeman All Conference Cindy Plettner Alice Long All Conference Carol Ernst All Conference Varsity In Action JV Volleyball Front Row-. Tammy Runge, Glenda Plettner, Lori Behle, Sharon Gehring, Merline Jaixen, Brenda Rosche, Ivy Bakenhus. Middle Row: Sheila Bowman, Sue Menke, Sheryl Inselman, Margie Carr, Sue Schumacher, Jane Shanle. Back Row: Linda Kroll, Lori Kapels, Judy Klug, Jaci Wilke, DeeAnn Luedtke. Freshmen Volleyball Front Row: Cindy Schumacher, Belinda Bullard, Rolla DeBower, Mary Galley, Sandy Pillen, Ann Melcher. Middle Row: Jean Mortenson, Kris Saalfeld, Amy Brunken, Karen Saalfeld. Back Row: Jackie Ernst, Janice Kallweit, Linda Fendrick, Brenda Janssen, Debbie Luchsinger. Cross Country Standing: Tony Krings, Frank Goedeken, John Wilke, Mickey Edwards, Coach Geraghty. Kneeling: Dean Westmeyer, Jeff Kroll, Bob Dedrickson. 50 Viking Harriers parade before the camera. Viking runners anxiously wait for results. DEAD TIRED!! Jeff Kroll Dean Westmeyer Bob Dedrickson The 1974 Lakeview Cross Country team was led by three senior award winners. Jeff Kroll, Bob Dedrickson, and Dean Westmeyer were the three top runners throughout the year in all of the meets. Although no medals were won, these three athletes made a fine showing in the meets participated in by the Lakeview Harriers. Other runners on the team included sophomores Frank Goedeken and Mickey Edwards and freshman John Wilke. 51 HOMECOMING CANDIDATES: (Left To Right) Vern Fittje, Rita Behle, Darrel Rickert, Spring Bakenhus, Sheri Dirks Rick Thomas, Diane Rupp, Lyle Mohlman, Cindy Fuchs, and Paul Muhle. Spirit Week Go Big Blue 56 Sheri Dirks Head Varsity Cheerleader Senior Presenting the Varsity, Junior Varsity and Wrestling Cheerleaders, for the 1974-75 sport's season. Diane Loseke Junior The Varsity Kathy Kinzer Senior Spirit is high at Lakeview football games. 57 Pep Club 58 SPONSORS: Mrs. Boldin and Mrs. Murphy. OFFICERS: Diane Rupp, Treasurer; Rita Behle, Secretary; Cathi Edwards, Vice-President; Spring Bakenhus, President. Squad Leaders: Front Row: Debbie Luchsinger, Deloris Behle, Sandy Pillen, Margie Carr, Jane Shanle, Lynn Blaser. Back Row: Diane Muhle, Kathy Klug, Bev Neemeyer, Sharon Gehring, Brenda Rosche, Colleen Schreiber. J.V. Cheer- leaders: Top: Theresa Ahrens, Head. Left: Tammy Runge. Center: Ivy Bak- enhus. Right: Glenda Plettner. Front: Susie Dedrick- son. Student Council 74-75 ■■ ■■PHI The Student Council under the guidance of Mr. Bruckner purchased a new candy machine and an activi- ties bulletin board for the commons. They also sponsored a Twirp Dance. Seated: Cindy Niedfeldt-Secretary, Carol Ernst, Marcy Moeller, Lori Jaroz. Standing: Tom Melcher-Vjce Pres., Colin Wilke-President, Rick Lippert, Randy Waldman, Larry Wetgen, Mr. Bruckner-Sponsor. Fellowship Of Christian Athletes National Honor Society Seated - Kathy Kinzer, Janel Liebig, Cindy Plettner, Sheri Dirks, Diane Loseke, Barb Goede- ken, Cindy Niedfeldt, Lila Janssen, Debbie Liebig. Standing - Miss Johnson-Sponsor, David Muhle, Kathy Coan, Lyle Mohlman, Merline Jaixen, Darrell Rickert, Vicky Niedfeldt, Tom Mel- cher, Colleen Schreiber, Bob Dedrickson, Marla Bohuslavsky, Eugene Goering, Carol Ernst, Colin Wilke, Susan Beiermann. Not Pictured - Diane Nelson. The '74-'75 school year saw the intro- duction of a chapter of the National Honor Society at Lakeview. The charter members were inducted in a candlelight ceremony. We are most grateful for the assistance of Cindy Heiman, Sue Schaecher, Jeff Schu- maker, Jean Czuba, Kevin Bernt, Cheryl Wieser and Ron Mikosch from the Scotus Central Catholic Chapter of the National Honor Society. Membership in the Honor Society is ex- clusive, but Scholarship, Leadership, Ser- vice and Character are not. The very pur- pose of the Honor Society is to recognize and promote these ideals throughout the entire student body. Marching Band Along with their fine performances at the football shows, the marching Vikings were kept busy with parades and field marching contests. Their street marching included the Schuyler Labor Day parade and the Harvest of Harmony parade at Grand Island. In field marching competition, the Vikings received a one rating along with a trophy at the Grand Island marching contest and a 2-plus at the indoor Pershing Marching Fes- tival in Lincoln. H i m Shelley Ahrens Drum Majorette Susie Dedrickson Solo Twirler Journalism SENIORS: Kathy Kinzer—Editor Sheri Dirks Roberta Rickert Paul Muhle Bev Neemeyer Judy Drinnin Spring Bakenhus Rick Thomas JUNIORS: Brenda Rosche Colleen Schreiber Tim Koch Randy Waldman Cindy Plettner Carol Ernst Dave Rosendahl Ann Wurdeman Dave Lippert The Phantom Strikes Again! Play Cast; Back Row: Jeff Russell, Randee Klug, Doug Coffey, Cindy Plettner, Front Row: Merline Jaixen, Dan Rosenthal, Doug Allington, Kathy Kinzer, Rick Lindeman, and Joan Nelson. 64 Directors: Mr. Dennis Micek and Mrs. Peg Boldin. The Phantom Strikes! I'm not very smart. If you don't mind, would you get up, so I can put Maybelle there? WINTER Viqueen Front Row: Cheri Langan, Ivy Bakenhus, DeLoris Behle, Carol Ernst, Ann Wurdeman, Sharon Gehring, Back Row: Bev Neemeyer, Susan Beiermann, Rita Behle, Alice Long; Spring Bakenhus, Carolyn Wemhoff, Pam Pillen, Coach Miyoshi. The Vi-Queens entered their third season of basketball and kept up the tradition of NEVER having a losing season by posting an 8-4 record. Experience and leadership from the seven seniors was the key to suc- cess, as stated by first year coach John Miyoshi. Many records fell to the books in 1975. 13.6 gm. 14.8 gm. 6.6 gm. 2.2 gm. 46.8 gm. They are as follows: Rebounds Alice Long 149 Scoring Alice Long 163 Most f.g. Alice Long 72 Most f.t. Rita Behle 24 Team Scoring Basketball is a team sport and the team- work and sportsmanship shown by these ded- icated athletics should make us all proud to be Vikings. 68 Basketball '75 Front Row: Cheri Langan, Jean Mortensen, Karen Saalfeld, Mary Galley, Susie Dedrick- son, Ann Melcher, Middle Row: Ivy Bakenhus, Brenda Janssen, Amy Brunken, Tammy Runge, Jane Shanle. Asst. Coach Bolden, Back Row: Student Manager Kris Saalfeld, Janice Kallweit, Debbie Luchsinger, DeLoris Behle, Sondra Mohrman, Judy Klug, Lori Kapels, Coach Graus. JUNIOR VARSITY RESULTS Lakeview 11 Loganview 12 Lakeview 27 Albion 21 Lakeview 12 Wisner-Pilger 13 Lakeview 39 Fremont Bergan 9 Lakeview 33 Albion 14 Lakeview 25 Tekamah-Herman 29 Lakeview 27 North Bend 29 Lakeview 33 Centennial 17 The J.V.'s were led in scoring by Fresh- men DeLoris Behle (54 season points) and Sophomore Ivy Bakenhus (51 season points). Coaches Miss Graus and Mrs. Boldin be- lieve this years team will continue to im- prove, and wish them great success as po- tential varsity players next year. 69 Coach Greenwall, Rocky Plettner, Larry Kapels, Darrell Rickert, Tim Koch, Kelly Saalfeld, Augie Runge, Rick Thomas, Dean Westmeyer, Randy Hickman, Dave Lippert, Coach Geraghty. The 1974-75 basketball season closed with a 9-12 record. With only two lettermen returning, inexperienced play was directly responsible for the loss of five or six close games. Coach Geraghty expressed satisfaction with the team's determined efforts against talented teams such as Seward, Central City, and Scotus. Looking forward to next year. Coach Geraghty will again be faced with varsity in- experience at most positions, but he expects a great deal of help from a very talented freshmen team. Rick Thomas, Coach Geraghty, Darrell Rickert. Senior Team Members Larry Kapels, Darrell Rickert, Kelly Saalfeld, Augie Runge, Rick Thomas, Dean Westmeyer, Rocky Plettner. Coach's Comments DARRELL RICKERT: Darrell came as close to anyone I ever coached for giving the most he could possibly give on the court. Darrell's honors were: 1st Team All Platte College Tournament, and All Husker Conference. He was also selected player of the week by the Lincoln Star. Darrell averaged more points (19.5 than any other player in Lakeview his- tory with the exception of Steve McWilliams. RICK THOMAS: Rick is probably the best college prospect I have ever coached. He has all the tools to make a great college guard. Rick's many honors include: MVP in the Husker Conference and Honorable Mention All State, 1st Team All Husker Conference Tour- nament, All Husker Conference, 2nd Team All Platte College Tournament. Rick broke the school record for free throw percentage, shooting at 79%. His scoring aver- age was 18.5 points. Freshmen Team Front Row: Dave Humlicek, Scott Kodad, Jeff Lusche, Terry Lutjens, Dave Lusche, Mike San- der, David Goedeken, Randy Hoadly. Second Row: Coach Micek, Tom Bock, John Wilke, Mike Iverson, Randy Heibel, Dennis Vacha, Scott Wilke, Keith Ernst, Coach Hopp. JV Team Front Row: Coach Greenwall, Dean Groteluschen, Tom Bock, Dave Lippert, Eugene Brandt, Ted Wemhoff, Middle Row: Mike Coan, Tony Krings, Brad Luchsinger, Lonny Cattau, Mike Iverson, Jim Hennessy, Dave Rosendahl, Back Row: Rick Hellbusch, Keith Pillen, Jim Jarosz, Randy Waldman, Kevin Hellbusch, Larry Wetgen, Rick Lippert, David Muhle. Opp. LHS Osceola 36 61 Loganview 59 44 Howells 49 66 Aquinas 50 55 Scotus 77 49 Albion 59 57 Elkhorn 79 55 Centennial 60 58 Schuyler 47 61 Central City 66 62 David City 42 76 Hartington CC 39 62 Wayne 75 72 Wisner 49 66 Madison 42 44 Wisner 45 77 Scotus 52 47 Arlington 48 38 Wayne 57 44 Hartington CC 67 52 Seward 62 61 Lakeview Front Row: Diane Nelson, Cindy Plettner, Susan Beiermann, Jaci Wilke, Chris Runge, Teri Inselman, Cindy Finch. Second Row: Jeff Fadschild, Kip Sander, Oren Goering, Randy Wacha, Dan Inselman, Merlin Groteluschen. Third Row: Bill Howe, Jim Sander, Jim Klug, Kent Frese, Eugene Goering, Bill Shanle. Back Row: Keith Runge, Herman Janssen, Mitch Ehmke, Vern Olson, Richard DeBower, Frank Goedeken, Carey Bignell, Jim Jacobson, Fred Kuhr. Team Photographer Diane Nelson Student Manager Cindy Finch Student Manager Teri Inselman Head Coach Jerry Wadleigh Practice Assistant Coach Steve Ramig 76 Viking Crapplers 77 112-Kip Sander 119-Randy Wacha 98-Jeff Fadschild 105-0ren Goering 126-Bill Howe 132-Eugene Goering 78 155-Merlin Groteluschen 167-Bill Shanle 138-Dan Inselman 145-Jim Sander 185-Jim Klug Hwt-Kent Frese 79 J.V. Team-Back Row, Keith Runge, Vern Olson, Rich DeBower, Frank Goedeken, Carey Bignell, Jim Jacobson. Front Row, Mitch Ehmke, Herman Janssen, Fred Kuhr. Viking Spirit Faithful Photographer i 81 J.V. CHEERLEADERS: Susie Dedrickson, Ivy Bakenhus, Head-Theresa Ahrens, Tammy Runge, Glenda Plettner. Wrestling Cheerleaders Cindy Plettner Chris Runge Jaci Wilke Head Susan Beiermann Cheerleaders In Action Hard at work keeping the Viking Spirit burning Math First Row- Trudy Hill, Arlis Goering, Renee Wilke, Vicky Niedfeldt, Barb Goedeken, Diane Loseke, Lila Janssen, Cindy Niedfeldt. Second Row- Glenda Plettner, Cindy Plettner, Patty Janssen, Vickie Hassebrook, Debbie Liebig, Colleen Schreiber, Diane Drinnin, Judy Klug, Lori Kapels. Third Row-Jeff Ekstrand, Tom Melcher, Bob Dedrickson, Dan Griffiths, Mitch Emke, Kelly Saalfeld, Rick Lindeman, Rick Lindeman, Kendall Loseke, Colin Wilke. Fourth Row-Doug Coffey, Jed Brunken, Larry Bennet, Robert Effa. Lakeview's Math Contestants did outstandingly well this year. They won a number of individual awards and team awards. They took first place team honors in their division at the Creighton Math Contest. Mr. Barnes and all the students who took part in the math contests should be commended for their great representation of our school. 84 Speech First Row: Janel Liebig, Judy Drinnin, Lynn Blaser, Susie Dedrickson. Second Row: Jody Lutjens, Ivy Bakenhus, Sue Schumacher, Sue Menke, Sue Dirks, Debbie Chollar, Cindy Plettner. Third Row: Mrs. SIusarski (Sponsor), Carol Ernst, Joan Nelson, Spring Baken- hus, Randee Klug, Diane Bakenhus, Bev Neemeyer, Debbie Liebig. Fourth Row: Valerie Schroeder, Kathy Coan, Karen Klug, Kim Sullivan. Fifth Row: Diane Loseke, Kelly Saal- feld, Rick Lindeman, Doug Coffey, Jim Sander, Jim Hennessy, Jeff Russell, Jeff Ekstrand, Susan Beiermann. The Speech Students had a very excep- tional year under the direction of Mrs. Slu- sarski. Lakeview was represented at the State Speech Contest by Karen Klug in Oral Interpretation of Prose and Diane Loseke in Informative Public Speaking. Diane received 4th Place in the State Contest with her speech on Witchcraft . 85 Rick Thomas crowns Queen Cathi Edwards. Sheri Dirks crowns King Darrel Rickert. Viking Kiss' Senior Attendants: Dean Westmeyer and Spring Bakenhus. 87 Snowball Royalty Junior Attendants: Merlin Grotelus- chen and Carol Ernst. Sophomore Attendants: Dan Rosen- thal and Theresa Ahrens. Freshman Attendants: Tom Bock and Ann Melcher. 86 Music provided by EXIT. Royalty Dance. 89 FHA Front Row: Kathy Kinzer, Kathy Coan, Debbie Liebig, Diane Soulliere, Sue Dirks, Sue Marker, Cheri Langan. Second Row: Donna Gibson, Marla Bohuslav- sky, Janel Liebig, Debbie Zavodsky, Carla Marty, Karen Dohmen. Third Row: Debbie Chollar, Sharon Donoghue, Renee Dreifurst, Renee Jarecki, Carolyn Wemhoff. Front Row: Jackie Ernst, Denise Schumacher, Becky Boswell. Second Row: Sondra Kun- neman, Belinda Bullard, Sandy Pillen, Debbie Schelhass, Debbie Luchsinger, Laurie Jarosz, Debbie Lusche. Third Row: Mickey Collins, Sherry Morton, Trudy Hill, Shelia Bowman, Laurie Kapels, Cindy Sharp, Sue Lueschen, Joan Hassebrook, Trudy Higgen- bothen, Connie Coan, Cindy Schumacher, Joyce Dohmen, Terry Finch, Shelby Inselman, Jean Watson, Sheryl Inselman, Jaci Wilke. Red Rose Members. FHA Member at Winnebago Indian Reservation. 90 Miss A, Connie Coan; Miss H, Susan Dirks; Miss F, Kathy Coan; Miss FHA, Kathy Kinzer; Sponsor, Mrs. Huggler. Honorary Members, Mr. Bob Iverson and Clark Wilke with Miss FHA Queen, Kathy Kinzer. fHUW nwu i Officers: Debbie Liebig, Parliamentarian and Degree Chairperson; Debbie Zavodsky, Histo- rian and Publicity Chairperson; Kathy Kinzer, President; Marla Bohuslavsky, Song Leader and Recreation Chairperson; Donna Gibson, Treasurer; Janel Liebig, Vice President; Kathy Coan, Secretary. Karen Dohmen receiving Torch Degree. 91 FFA Officers: Front Row, Dave Muhle, Parlimentarian, Keith Runge, Secretary, Jim Sander, Vice President, Back Row, Eugene Goering, President, Jerry Schre- bier. Reporter, Todd Sander, Treasurer, Not Pictured, Tom Lueschen, Sentinel. 92 FFA boys! FFA Banquet Receiving the Honorary Chapter Farmer Award were Fleischer Mfg. and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schreiber. Guest speaker, Byron Bakenhus, N.E. Area Vice President. Mr. and Mrs. Miyoshi and Mr. and Mrs. O'Hare enjoying dinner. Concert Band Flutes - B. Neemeyer, A. Wurdeman, A. Ekstrand, M. Moeller, K. Saalfeld, Clarinets - L. Janssen, S. Dirks, S. Beiermann, J. Lutjens, J. Drinnin, S. Ahrens, S. Bakenhus, J. Wilke, D. Luchsinger, D. Obershaw, L. Kapels, L. Kroll, B. Goedeken, T. Runge, K. Klug. R. Klug, N. Bruckner. Trumpets - V. Nieafeldt, R. Lindeman, L. Blaser, J. Wurdeman, D. Westmeyer, S. Ernst, D. Martin, A. Cattau, C. Edwards. Oboe - K. Sullivan French Horns - D. Nelson, C. Edwards, M. Carr. Bass Clarinets - C. Runge, R. Rickert. Saxaphones - S. Mohrman, T. Ahrens, D. Liebig, C. Niedfeldt, A. Long, S. Schumac- her, V. Schroeder, C. Sharp, S. Menke, J. Wilke. Trombones - K. Loseke, R. Effa, D. Loseke, D. Muhle, K. Sander. Baritones - I. Bakenhus, D. Rupp, K. Saalfeld. Tubas - J. Jacobson, M. Galley. Percussion - B. Rosche, T. Sander, S. Schreiber, T. Henke, D. Coffey. Not Pictured - Flutes - T. Finch, C. Finch, Director, Bill Boucher. 94 Stage Band Front Row: Ann Ekstrand, Brenda Rosche, Vicky Niedfeldt, Sue Menke, Debbie Liebig, Cindy Niedfeldt, Dean Westmeyer, Theresa Ahrens, Lynn Blaser. Middle Row: Alice Long, Doug Coffey, Rick Lindeman, Kendal Loseke, Diane Loseke, Jim Jacobson. Back Row-. Diane Muhle, John Wurdeman, Todd Sander, Robert Effa, Diane Nelson, Director Mr. Boucher. CONTEST RATING: I Band Officers Jody Lutjens- Secretary Spring Bakenhus- Vice President Sheri Dirks- President Cindy Niedfeldt- Treasurer 95 Sweetheart 1975 Royalty: Steve Kallweit, Diane Muhle, Teri Inselman, Todd Sander, Bev Neemeyer, Lyle Mohlman, Diane Rupp, Larry Kapels. 97 Vikings On Parade THE HANGING OF UNCLE DILBY In this one-act comedy, it seems that Papa Maxwell de- cides the whole family needs a quiet evening at home. He avows a quiet evening will work wonders, and it does, too—but in reverse. He opens a letter from Mrs. Maxwell's Uncle Dilby. He informs them he'll be in on the 3 A.M. train. So Mrs. Maxwell decides that Uncle Dilby's picture must be put up in the living room. It's discovered later that Uncle Dil- by's letter actually arrived a year ago, and had been lost in the car. Sitting: Chris Runge, Kathy Coan, Randee Klug. Standing: Terry Lutjens, Randy Waldman, Jeff Fadschild. Sitting: Cindy Fuchs. Back Row: Merline Jaixen, Rick Lindeman, Jed Brunken, Susan Beiermann. MELODRAMA Amid booing and hissing in this melodrama entitled Mary Anne's Mortgage, our hero, Jed Brunken, as always seemed to come through with the loot to save sweet Mary Anne, played by Cindy Fuchs, from the clutches of the nasty villain, played by Rick Lindeman. Also included in the cast were Susan Beiermann, narrator, and Merline Jaixen, sign holder. Highlighting The One Acts IT'S COLD IN THEM THAR HILLS This Hillbilly comedy is the story of a family -- Paw, Maw, and their six teen-age daughters. Maw is afraid that they'll have Snoddy on their hands the rest of their born days, and informs Paw that it is his duty to find Snoddy a husband. The resulting shot-gun wedding highlights the play, along with Hubert the pet pig, and visiting city folk. Front Row: Arlis Goering, Teri Inselman, Vicky Niedfeldt, Sheri Dirks, Cindy Finch. Middle Row: Doug Coffey, Carol Ernst, Diane Loseke, Doug Allington. Back Row: Randy Mueller, Diane Rupp, Jeff Russell. 99 100 101 Twirp '75 The 1975 Twirp Dance, sponsored by the LHS Student council, was held in the cafeteria. WOW's disc-jockey, Mike Ri- vers, provided the entertainment. Every- one enjoyed dancing to his music, which consisted of Hard Rock and Roll, music for the 50's, and even Polka. The dance was termed a huge success ! WOW D.J. Mike Rivers POLKA TIME!—Mr. Micek and friend 104 Ciris Track First Row: Ann Melcher, Karen Saalfeld, Linda Kroll, Theresa Ahrens, Glenda Plettner, Tammy Runge. Second Row: Ann Ekstrand, Judy Klug, Jaci Wilke, Marcy Moeller, Brin- da Janssen, Mary Galley, Kris Saalfeld, DeLoris Behle. Third Row: Debbie Kissam, Debbie Luchsinger, Janice Kallweit, Nancy Bruckner, Sue Schmacher, Linda Fendrick, Jean Martensen. Fourth Row: Tammy Palmer, Teri Inselman, Jody Lutjens, Cathi Ed- wards. Not pictured-Alice Long, Carol Ernst, Diane Loseke, and Ivy Bakenhus. Student Managers-Arlis Goering, Shelley Coaches-Assistants-Miss Graus, Mrs. Ahrens, Rita Behle, and Spring Bakenhus. VanAckeren. Head-Miss Bienhoff. 106 State Qualifiers State Qualifiers were Alice Long, (Left) senior, in shot put and Ann Mel- cher, (Right) freshman, in the 880 yard run. The track team was very good as a whole and for the third consecutive year received Husker Conference Champs. Record breakers are as follows: Karen Saalfeld Ann Melcher Alice Long Alice Long 220 yd. dash 880 yd. run shot put Discus DeLoris Behle Mile Relay Theresa Ahrens Ann Melcher Tammy Runge 107 880 yard relay-Linda Kroll, Karen Saal- Mile Relay-DeLoris Behle, Theresa Ah- feld, Theresa Ahrens, Glenda Plettner. rens, Ann Melcher, Tammy Runge. Hurdles-Jody Lutjens, Marcy Moeller, Glenda Plettner, Karen Saalfeld, Linda Mary Galley, Jaci Wilke. Not Pictured, Kroll. Ivv Bakenhus. 108 High Jumpers and Long Jumpers-Karen Saalfeld, Brenda Janssen, Jaci Wilke, Teri Inselman. Not pictured-Alice Long, Carol Ernst, and Diane Loseke. Distance Runners-Ann Melcher, Kristie Saalfeld, Judy Klug, Ann Ekstrand, and Cathi Edwards. Distance Runners-Debbie Luchsinger, Tammy Runge, DeLoris Behle. Not pictured-Janice Kallweit, Ivy Bakenhus. Discus and Shot-Brenda Janssen, Teri Inselman, Jean Mortensen, Tammy Palmer. Not pictured- Alice Long and Carol Ernst. 109 Boys Track First Row: Eugene Brandt, Jeff Kroll, Kelly Saalfeld, Doug Allington, Clyde Schroeder, Rick Thomas, Paul Muhle, Tom Melcher, Rick Sliva. Second Row: Larry Wetgen, Mike Sander, Troy Johnston, Dean Grotelueschen, Dan Rosenthal, Todd Sander, Randy Hick- man, Bob Dedrickson, Don Otte, Bill Shanle. Third Row: Carey Bignell, Danny Hickman, Mickey Edwards, David Muhle, John Wurdeman, Gary Egger, Frank Goedeken, Dan Insel- man, Rick Lindeman. State Qualifiers Todd Sander - 2nd in District Pole Vault Paul Muhle - 1st in 100, 220 at Districts no Freshman Track Team Front Row: Mike Sander, Troy Johnston, Tom Bock, Dennis Vacha, Randy Hoadley, Fred Kuhr, Kip Sander. Back Row: Larry Wetgen, Tim Jazwick, Mike Jarecki, David Goede- ken, John Wilke, Tom Brezenski, Mike Iverson, Randy Heibel. Kneeling: Student Managers Keith Ernst and Mark Kuhn. Standing: Track Coaches Mr. Butt, Mr. Hopp, Mr. Whiting, and Mr. Bruckner. 2 MILE RELAY: Rick Thomas, Rick Sliva, Eugene Brandt, Don Otte, Bob Dedrickson 880 RELAY: Paul Muhle, Dan Rosenthal, Rick Lindeman, Randy Hick- man, Bill Shanle MILE RELAY: Rick Thomas, Eugene Brandt, Bill Shanle, Bob Dedrickson 100 Yard Dash Jim Pillen 10.0 1974 220 Yard Dash Paul Muhle 23.1 1975 440 Yard Dash Randy Dedrickson 53.1 1973 880 Yard Run Randy Dedrickson 2:01.7 1973 Mile Run Rick Thomas 4:41.4 1975 Two-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 Yd . Low Hurdles Kurt Muhle 11.3 1973 Paul Muhle 1975 Shot Put Lyle Asche 54'9 1974 Discus Dan Thomas 139-4- 1974 Long Jump Doug Inselman 20'8 1974 Triple Jump Jeff Kroll 42'7 1975 High Jump Rich Thomas 6'0 1975 Pole Vault Todd Sander 12'0 1975 440 Yard Relay (Freshmen) Bob Hoffman 50.0 1972 Brad Wertz Lyle Mohlman Paul Muhle 880 Yard Relay Roger Goedeken 1:33.9 1974 Jim Pillen Bill Shanle Doug Inselman Mile Relay Colin Wilke 3:36.8 1974 Roger Goedeken Mike Jarosz Bill Shanle Two-Mil le Relay Ed Kinzer Randy Dedrickson 8:19.4 1971 Kurt Wilke Gary Mueller Distance ; Medley Relay Randy Dedrickson Colin Wilke 9:25.3 1973 Kurt Muhle Jim Brock Sprint Medley Relay Kurt Muhle 3:10.9 1973 Dean Rupp Paul Muhle Randy Dedrickson Shuttle Hurdle Relay Dean Rupp Kurt Muhle 33.7 1973 Jim Pillen Roger Goedeken R.L.G.A RECOGNITION OF LAKEVIEW GIRLS ATHLETICS First Row: Spring Bakenhus, Diane Rupp, Susan Beiermann, Bev Neemeyer, Rita Behle, Shelley Ahrens, Cathi Edwards, Jody Lutjens. Second Row: Ann Melcher, Arlis Goering, Sharon Gehring, Brenda Rosche, Diane Loseke, Cindy Plettner, Ann Wurdeman, Alice Long, Teri Inselman. Third Row: Susan Menke, Judy Klug, Tammy Runge, Glenda Plett- ner, Linda Kroll, Margie Carr, Theresa Ahrens. Fourth Row: Karen Saalfeld, DeLoris Behle, Brenda Janssen, Carol Wemhoff, Pam Pillen. Mr. Miyoshi, Sponsor; Alice Long President; Diane Rupp, Secretary; Miss Bienhoff, Sponsor. L-Club First Row: C. Wilke, R. Thomas, D. Allington, D. Rickert, V. Fittje, L. Kapels, P. Muhle, K. Saalfeld. Second Row: C. Schroeder, K. Langan, D. Westmeyer, M. Engle, E. Goering, R. Hickman. Third Row: K. Frese, L. Mohlman, A. Runge, R. Plettner, T. Melcher, J. Brunken. Fourth Row: B. Dedrickson, J. Kroll, T. Sander, J. Brock, S. Kallweit, M. Coan, T. Koch. Fifth Row: 0. Goering, D. Lippert, D. Inselman, J. Ja- rosz, B. Shanle, J. Fadschild, K. Sander. Sixth Row: F. Goedeken, J. Klug, B. Howe, D. Rosenthal, D. Grotelueschen, D. Hickman. Seventh Row: R. Mueller, E. Brandt, D. Otte, G. Egger, M. Kuhn. Rick Thomas- President Vern Fittje- Vice President Colin Wilke- Secretary Rocky Plettner- Treasurer Keith Langan- Sergeant of Arms 115 Vocal Music Husker Conference Honor Choir Front Row: Merline Jaixen, Chris Runge, Dave Rosendahl, Tim Koch. Back Row: Teri In- selman, Sheri Dirks, Jed Brun- ken, Rick Lindeman. Freshman Trio: Tammy Palmer, Jean Mortenson, Donna Loseke FFA is entertained by the Vocal Ensemble at their banquet Vocal Mixed Chorus-Contest Rating II. Front Row: C. Schreiber, A. Ekstrand, L. Blaser, M. Jaixen, S. Menke, A. Georing, C. Lindhorst, D. Obershaw, S. Inselman, Middle Row: T. Jensen, R. Behle, P. Janssen, C. Runge, B. Godeken, B. Rosche, D. Luedtke, S. Dirks, J. Nelson, T. Inselman, D. Rupp, Back Row: D. Lippert, D. Loseke, J. Brunken, D. Durkop, R. Lindeman, D. Macken, T. Koch, R. Waldman, A. Runge, D. Rosendahl. Choraleers-Contest Rating I. Front Row: Brenda Rosche, Director, Mrs. Bolden, Diane Rupp, Middle Row: Colleen Schreiber, Diane Loseke, Chris Runge, Rita Behle, Brenda Janssen, Sheri Dirks, Joan Nelson, Carol Ernst, Susan Menke, Back Row: Doug Coffey, Rick Lindeman, Kelly Saalfeld, Jed Brunken, Rick Lippert, Randy Waldman, Dave Lippert, Tim Koch, Dave Rosendahl. 118 Contest Girls High Voice Diane Loseke Contest Rating I Girls Medium Voice Brenda Janssen Contest Rating III i Girls Duet Diane Loseke and Diane Nelson Contest Rating II Girls Sextet: Spring Bakenhus, Cindy Fuchs, Teri Inselman, Alice Long. Not Pictured: Cindy Finch, Bev Maurer. Contest Rating II Accompaniasts: Colleen Schreiber, Sue Menke, Becky Mohr Music Contest Brass Sextet: Diane Nelson, Vicky Niedfeldt, Ivy Bakenhus, Rick Lindeman, Kendal Loseke, Jim Jacobson CONTEST RATING: II Timpani Solo Doug Coffey CONTEST RATING: II Clarinet Solo Jody Lutjens CONTEST RATING: I Trumpet Solo Rick Lindeman CONTEST RATING: III 120 Flute Trio: Ann Ekstrand, Ann Wurdeman, Bev Neemeyer CONTEST RATING: II Instrumental Bass Clarinet Solo Roberta Rickert CONTEST RATING: I Alto Saxophone Solo Debbie Liebig CONTEST RATING: II Saxophone Quartet: Cindy Niedfeldt, Debbie Lie- big, Sue Menke, Alice Long CONTEST RATING: II Trumpet Solo Vicky Niedfeldt CONTEST RATING: II Clarinet Quartet: Roberta Rickert, Sheri Dirks, Susan Beier- mann, Jody Lutjens CONTEST RATING: I 121 Library Aids Front Row: Joyce Dohmen, Joan Hassebrook, Cheri Langan, Suzanne Lueschen, Cindy Sharp. Back Row: Sue Dirks, Sharon Donoghue, Linda Jasper, Beth Rice, Kathy Sharp, Dennis Durkop, Jean Watson, Sue Marker. Teacher's Aids Front Row: Carolyn Wemhoff, Lila Janssen, Randee Klug, Teri Inselman, Chris Runge, Shelley Ahrens, Cindy Finch, Diane Nelson, Rita Janssen, Diane Muhle. Middle Row: Linda Jasper, Gail Schreiber, Kathy Kinzer, Debbie Zavodsky, Diane Rupp, Cindy Fuchs, Betty Soulliere, Cathi Edwards. Back Row: Bob Dedrickson, Colin Wilke, Tom Melcher, Rick Thomas, Rocky Plettner, Dean Westmeyer, Kelly Saalfeld, Jeff Russell, Jerry Schreiber, Keith Runge, Vern Fittje, Sylvia Janssen, Randy Bruhn. 123 The Show Must Go On Prom 1975 Mr. Kamm gives the Farewell Address. The Junior Singers provide fine entertainment. Dave gives the Seniors insight into the future. Senior Class President Darrel Rickert, thanks the Juniors for Prom. Randee reads the Class Will. 126 Waiters And Waitresses Front Row: Ivy Bakenhus, LindaKroll, Jane Shanle, Glenda Plettner. Back Row: Dean Groteluschen, Rick Lippert, Eu- gene Brandt, Gary Egger. Front Row: Jackie Wilke, Theresa Ahrens, Margie Carr, Sue Dirks. Back Row: Jim Klug, Danny Hickman, Dan Inselman, Dan Rosenthal. Exit Athletic Banquet Tom Vandenberg Memorial Award-Rocky Plettner. Outstanding Senior Girl Athlete-Alice Long. Guest Speaker Gene Torczon and Master of Ceremonies Ed Scoop Ridenour. Outstanding Senior Boy Athlete-Rick Thomas. Darrell Rickert Receives All-Conference Basketball Award. Eugene Goering and Kent Frese receive Lynn Dirks Memorial Award. Spring Bakenhus Receives KTTT Sports Scholarship. 129 Highlights Of Honors Night Cindy Niedfeldt receives top math student Diane Nelson receives the Mrs. White award. Memorial Science award. E. Goering, T. Melcher, A. Ekstrand, (N.P.) D. Loseke, V. Niedfeldt receive 1st place team plaque from Creighton Math Contest. Debbie Liebig and Randee Klug received drama awards for best actresses at one act play contest performances. Colin Wilke receives Americanism award. Colin Wilke receives Citizens Award. Top Ten Percent SENIORS Eugene Goering Cindy Niedfeldt Diane Nelson Lila Janssen Susan Beiermann Sheri Dirks Betty Soulliere JUNIORS Debbie Liebig Barb Goedeken Marla Bohuslavsky Dave Muhle Diane Loseke Vicky Niedfeldt SOPHOMORES Ivy Bakenhus Joan Nelson Arlis Goering Lori Kapels Linda Kroll Janet Sempek Jeff Russell FRESHMEN Robert Effa Sondra Mohrman Jean Mortenson Kris Saalfeld Renee Wilke Brenda Janssen David Goedeken Deloris Behle 131 Class First Row: Keith Langan, Debbie Zavodsky, Diane Langan, Diane Rupp, Carla Marty, Jody Lutjens, Gail Schreiber, Cindy Niedfeldt, Tom Melcher. Second Row: Joanie Wilke, Pam Pi Hen, Diane Muhle, Alice Long, Randee Klug, Bev Maurer, Roberta Rickert, Bev Neemeyer, Sylvia Janssen, Teri Inselman. Third Row: Lyle Mohlman, Rocky Plettner, Paul Muhle, Brad Wilke, Colin Wilke, Beth Rice, Betty Soulliere, Carolyn Wemhoff, Diane Nelson. Fourth Row: Todd Sander, Darrel Rickert, Kendal Loseke, Augie Runge, Kelly Saalfeld, Dean West- meyer, Rick Thomas, Jerry Schreiber. Top 10% Front Row: Lila Janssen, Cindy Nied- feldt, Betty Soulliere. Second Row-. Eugene Goering, Sheri Dirks, Diane Nelson, Susan Beiermann. 132 Of 1975 First Row: Mike Engel, Karen Dohmen, Judy Drinnin, Cindy Fuchs, Linda Jasper, Kathy Kinzer, Rita Janssen, Mark Kuhn. Second Row: Cathi Edwards, Spring Bakenhus, Susan Beiermann, Sheri Dirks, Shelley Ahrens, Cindy Finch, Diane Bakenhus, RitaBehle. Third Row: Kathy Klug, Terry Henke, Jeff Galley, Jeff Ekstrand, Jerald Asche, Jeff Kroll, Steve Kallweit, Lila Janssen. Fourth Row: Eugene Goering, Bob Dedrickson, Vern Fittje, Larry Kapels, Doug Allington, Kent Frese, Jim Brock, Rod Furby. Scholarships First Row: Tom Melcher, Lila Janssen, Kathy Kinzer, Cindy Niedfeldt, Cindy Finch, Randee Klug. Second Row: Spring Bakenhus, Susan Beierman, Sheri Dirks, Diane Nelson, Bev Maurer, Alice Long. Third Row: Colin Wilke, Eugene Goering, Jim Brock, Darrel Rickert, Kelly Saalfeld, Kendal Loseke. 133 Dream What You Dare To Dream, Go Where Anticipation grew as 1975 seniors awaited the moments before saying last good-byes to their four years of books, new and old friends, teachers, dances, games (lost and won), but never to the fond memories accumulated during the past, short but most delightful years of their life. Among the topics of discussion before the 8:00 appointment were small jokes, how does my hair look, what are you gonna do after graduation, remember to write, I know my hat's going to fall off, don't forget and remember the time ... 134 You Want To Go, Be What You Want To Be. SEMIOZS Diane Loseke and Dave Rosendahl usher the seniors in. Seniors join in with the band to play Joy by Bach. The graduating Class of 1975! Senior girls entertain everyone with You'll Never Walk Alone. 135 1975 Annual Staff Donna Loseke sor - Richard D. Cruickshank RS Kathy Caan (Jr. Editor) Chris Runge • Vicky Niedfeldt Patty Janssen ' Dennis Ourkop Mike Coan Debbie Liebig Doug Coffey Dfane Loseke if f SOPHOMORES Arlis Goering Ivy, Bakenhus Jeff Russell Diane Drinnin ii.« J v 'j .fRESHMEN Oren Goering David Goedeken :v U .ft} I SCRUB CAR WASH 2204 23rd Street Columbus, Nebraska HADLY BRA1THWAIT 2519 11th Street Columbus, Nebraska EVANS PLUGGECOMPANY INC. 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