Lakeview High School - Viking Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1983 volume:

FABLE OF CONTENTS DIKING 1982-83, VOLUME XIII Opening Section ............................ 2 Academics ................................. 11 Grades .................................... 17 Dances .................................... 45 Classes ................................... 61 Organizations ............................. 79 Events .................................... 93 Athletics ................................ 105 Ads ...................................... 138 Index .................................... 148 Closing .................................. 150 Y a k Y a k Y a k e t y Y a k 2-OPENING Top Left, Alice Arndt - busy on the phone. Top Right, Getting information Ann Gehring looks bored with the situation. Above, Bruce Bradley is anticipating an answer from Lori Delozier. Middle Right, as Lori Delozier lounges she gives Bruce Bradley an answer. Right, Dylene Kuipers talks to mom about going out with the girls. Top Left, Two Freshmen await a reaction to their call. Top Right. Jolene Jarecki and Dylene Kuipers await their chance on the phone after Kelly Coan. Bottom Left, Bonnie Mautz - day dreaming about her secret admirer. Left, Chris Kasper having a serious talk. OPENING-3 Straight From Top Lett, Lakeview students stand for concert mug shot before Mr. Schmidt takes them away. Top Right, Shawn Warnke and Michelle Sprunk model Pat Benatar and Alabama T-shirts. Above, Front Row: Lori Delozier, Cathy Meyer. Jayne Bowman. Second Row: Michelle Sprunk. Robin Elsasser. Kim Lambert. Mary Lutjelusche await to be frisked. Middle Right, Lisa Letters and Pam Schaad share the same memories of going to the Billy Squier concert. Right, More concert goers display their souvenirs. The Shirt The Fads Have It! Top Left, Diana Asay shows off her legs with a little pizzazz. Top Right, Friendship is shown in many ways. Left, Duane Lusche shows all around look for most students. Above, Junior girls relax during a hot day of school. OPENING-5 A Time For Above, Lisa Thomazin, Gwen Franzen and Sandy Rlckert take a break from cheering to show us their shining smiles. Top Right, Sam Osten and Ryan Sander show us their Viking spirit with blue and white painted faces. Right, Paula Wendt, Jan Sander and Jo James show us that friends should always be happy. Below, Tomas Matre and Adam Edward speaks no evil, Duane Lusche hears no evil, and Bill Kodad sees no evil. 6-OPENING Friendship Top Left, Veronica Griffith tries to persuade Doug Means in getting his picture taken. Top Right, Marianne Effa, Linda Nelson, Patsy Lindhorst and Sandy Rickert demonstrate the uses of balloons. Left, Leslie Griffith and Kris Allphin try to tell how delicious a pickle is. Above, Some band members take time to be friendly with the students. 7 Top Left, Kaylene Gehring. Lisa Korte and Shawn Warnke give students their update on Volley- ball. Top Right, Some Freshmen students try their hardest, with all the strength they have, to win during the tug of war contest. Above, The cheerleaders demonstrate how hard it is to keep their mouths shut. Middle Right, Lisa Thomazin tells Denise Kuta the right way to wash Jefi Soulliere's hair. Right, Cheerleaders display hopeful predictions for Madison and York rivals. 8-OPENING Craziness Top Left, Mr. Schmidt gives a big thank you from the football players and the coaches for the cake that they received. Top Right, Phil Wemhoff. Known as Missy Slobby Shamrock, stands tall and sexy. Left, Phil Wemhoff reveals all it takes to be a queen of a pageant Above, Rocky Fry, Trace Hassebrook and Bill Bachman make known that It Is not hard to change your sex on opposite sex day. OPENING-9 Top Left, Doug Means puts in a little extra study time. Top Right, Judy Henke and Amy Stuthman are trying to give their toes a sun tan. Above, Andrea Paporella takes a little time off while Lori Janssen keeps on working. Middle Right, Donna Johnson looks camera shy while Holly Nickolite takes it all in. Right, Dave Schrieber casually comes back to school. 10-OPENING s m i e s U P o n e n t Top Lett, Diana Asay and Kris Kluck read information, on how to administer C.P.R. on Annie's baby. Middle Left, Mr. Whiting watches as Evan Bisson rolls a somersault in Freshman P.E. class. Middle Right, Patsy Lindhorst and Sandy Rickert practice their skills in typing. Bottom Left, Mr. Micek demonstrates to Lenny Janssen how to make a half square knot. Mrs. Asch© Mr. Cruickshank Mrs. Huggler Mr. Eickhoff Mr. Dittmer Mr. Micek Mr. Barnes Mr. Kinzer Mr. Lake Mr. Whiting Mr. Dobbs Mrs. Jensen Mrs. Inselman Mr. Strunk Mr. Bruckner Mrs. Slattery Miss Coke Miss Johnson Mrs. Slusarski Mrs. Faltin Mrs. Berg Mr. Boucher Mr. Parks Mr. Asche 12-FACULTY Mr. Kamm Mr. Schmidt Mrs. Osten Mrs. Arndt Mr. Iverson Mr. Hawk Mr. Hoadley Mrs. Lindhorst Mrs. Kemp Mrs. Luedtke FACULTY-13 VIKINGS Right, Paul Wilke works diligently on his wood project in the shop. Below. Paul Waite sands his project to make it smoother. Lower Left, Carrie Brandt and Diane Sander show their skills to Mr. Whiting on how to do forward rolls. Lower Right, Holly Nickolite asks Mr. Micek for advice on her macramfe hanging holder. 14-ACADEMICS Learn the Definition Top Left, Sandra Jaixen. Kris Kluck, and Diana Asay show their skills on how to skin a cat. Top Middle, Dawn Buller does a little studying of her own in the Resource Room. Top Right, Kent Thomazin tries to show us that he also has a sense of humor, with a wig from the vocal room. Bottom Left, Mrs. Inselman explains a difficult subject to Steve Kula. Middle, Lisa Hassebrook and Bonnie Mautz have a lot of fun on their trip to Boys Town with the German classes Bottom Right, The only quiet and calm place in the whole school, once the yearbook is completed. ACADEMICS-15 Of '83 Home Ec, English, Biology, Algebra, and American History. The list seems almost endless of the subjects you can take. We at Lakeview feel we can get an excellent education, if we try! For some reason, we feel, once we get to school it's time to fool around. But in this case, we have never been so wrong. Our lives educa- tion comes from these four years of diligent working. With the three years of English, two and a half years of Math, two years of Science, two and a half years of Social , Studies, one half year of Typing, and one year of Physical Education, we are able to walk out of | this school knowing we have the capability to earn the 200 credits required for graduating. The bell rings every morning at 9:00 when all of the students are to report to class. The bell rings every 55 minutes until the last bell at 3:16 Mondays, oh those terrible Mondays! When everybody is still talking about their dates, from last weekend. Or that terrible break up that happened. Tuesdays, are a little better than Mondays, but people are still trying to remember the last fun filled weekend. Wednesday, it's fin- ally hump day, the mid- dle of the week. Only two more days left. Thursday, it's getting closer and people now talk about the upcoming activities. Friday, Finally now just to live through the day's work and fun! Top Right, Pat Novicki shows a class of students the art of the Amendments in his awesome way. Lower Right, Ed Lemburg en- joys a nice meal and a glass of milk he prepared in Home Ec. Right, Cathy Finecy works on the Computer in the computer room. 16-ACADEMICS Top Left, Duane Lusche relaxes with a cold Mountain Dew, to relieve the pressures of the Platte College Speech Tournament. Above, Dave Schreiber moistens his mouth after a long hard class. Left, Julie Bohuslavsky and Cindy Arndt compare notes before school starts. Seniors 17 Carmen Arndt Cindy Arndt Diana Asay Bill Bachman Jan Behlen Sue Blaser Julie Bohuslavsky Dana Cermak Ross DeBower 18-SENIOR CLASS Diane Dohmen Neal Dreifurst Marianne Effa Robin Elsasser Chris Fehncke Cathy Finecy Christy Finecy Gwen Franzen Ann Gehring SENIOR CLASS-19 Seniors, the Way They Are! Top Left, Gwen Franzen shows her toughness as she tries to strangle Michelle Sprunk. Top Right, Diana Asay gets another angle from behind the camera. Middle Right, Grant McManigal and Rob Sander get down to the beat Above. Sandy Jaixen, Kaylene Gehring and Shawn Warnke show their new dunce hats. Right, Kris Kluck, Sandy Jaixen. Lisa Thomazin and Diana Asay makes Lakeview's first abominable snowman. 20-SENIORS Below, Dave Schreiber shares a tender moment with Greg Wurdeman. Middle Left, Grant McManlgal shows Lisa Thomazin one of his craddle moves Bottom Left, Trace Hassebrook can not find one of those magazines. One Day in the Life of a Senior Buzzzzz! It's already 8:30. Darn! Overslept again! That gives me exactly six minutes to take a shower, three to get dressed, two to comb my hair and brush my teeth, and five to eat breakfast. On the other hand, skip breakfast, I've already wasted three minutes just thinking about it. Let's see, that leaves exactly nine mintues to get to school and two to get to class on time. Drats! Late again! I just missed it by one minute too. Maybe they'll let me off easy this time. Great! Just in time for announcements. Goulash again? Yuk! At least I'll have some extra time to study for that semester test during lunch. Terrific! Another L-Club meeting after school and early practice. That gives me about fifteen minutes to go home and grab a bite to eat before choir practice. My stomach is already growling. Maybe they'll sell concessions at the freshmen basketball game tonight. Oh no! was suppose to sell concessions tonight! Maybe I can help clean up. Guess I'll have to skip the homework tonight. I can always work on it in the morning ... if I don't oversleep (again)! 21 Kaylene Gehring Sue Harkness Todd Hassebrook Trace Hassebrook Dan Hellbusch Shelly Henke Lisa Hennessy Corrie Hughes John Jaixen 22-SENIOR CLASS Sandy Jaixen Jo Jan James Lenny Janssen Steve Jarecki Keith Jedlicka Kevin Jedlicka Kris Kluck Bill Kodad Lisa Korte SENIOR CLASS-23 Top Right, Phil Wemhoff asks help from above to pass English. Above, Chris Fehncke works hard at getting her homework done. Middle Right, While sitting in the library Alice Miksch and Corrie Hughes help each other with their lessons. Right, Diane Dohman crosses her legs as she gets a brain storm. Bottom Right, Corrie Hughes writes quickly to get done with her assignment. 24-SENIORS Top Left, Sandy Jaixen takes a glance up from doing her lessons. Top Right, John Jaixen takes his eyes off his homework to give us a smile. Above, Sam Osten gets involve in a Chemistry project with Kent Schmacher. Middle Right, Sue Blaser and Alice Miksch show a questionable look on their face. Four years of high school can bring about a million memories. Every senior has a different set of memories because of the different situations they encounter throughout those four years. As time goes by some memories will begin to fade. These are some experiences that the seniors will always want to reach out and remember . .. detention your first car your first true love blind dates cafeteria food two-day tests being tardy first period snow days progress reports permission slips skipping out blue and silver waves in the carpet freshmen initiations crushes Prom parties the pit sports getting home late dances and sock hops four wheeling 25 Rodger Kuta Kim Lambert Scott Leifert Patsy Lindhorst Greg Luchsinger Duane lusche Brian Mack Wayne Martensen Tomas Matre 26-SENIOR CLASS Tracy Mattison Grant McManigal Doug Means Alice Miksch Dave Muhle Jeff Muhle Linda Nelson Sam Osten Lynn Pozehl SENIOR CLASS-27 Bowl If Life is a of Cherries, Then why are we Always in the Pit? Top Right. On opposite sex day Sandy Jaixer. Lisa Thomazn. Trace Hassebrook and Marianne Effa go al out in suits and ties. Middle Left. Rape! Bl Bachman cals for hetp. as some senior guys attock him her on opposite sex day Above. A few senkxs get together and stvne smies as they pose in the pit. Left, this was a common sight, as senior boys sit back and keep freshmen in ine as they wafc by the pit. 28-SENIORS Top Left, Neal Dreifurst, Lisa Korte, Rob Sander, Greg Luchsinger, Diana Asay. Christy Finecy. Gwen Franzen and Cathy Finecy, tired of the same old routine, get together and form a pyramid in the middle of “the pit. Above, Linda Nelson and Kim Lambert, the big game hunter, act crazy again, on opposite sex day. Middle Left, What no chair? Jo James, Chris Fehncke. Kay Gehring. Lisa Thomazin. Lisa Korte. Kris Kluck and Sandy Jaixen. show a difficult way of sitting “in the pit. Bottom, Ann Gehring and Bill Bachman pose by the poster, counting down the senior days. One of the favorite pastimes of every senior was sitting in the pit. Sitting in the pit was the one thing they could do without doing anything. The pit gave the girls a place to gossip and get caught up with the latest rumors. It gave the guys a chance to practice their wrestling abilities and eye that pretty girl sitting on the other side. Although it was off limits to underclass- men, Freshmen were often found singing or committing strange acts in the pit during lunch, especially when both Mr. Schmidt and Mr. Kamm were gone for the day. The pit also served as a quiet place to study during classes and somewhere to go after being kicked out of the library. SENIORS-29 Mike Remm Sandy Rickert Rob Sander Ryan Sander Dave Schreiber Kent Schumacher John Siefken Michelle Sprunk Lisa Thomazin 30-SENIOR CLASS One of the advantages of being a senior, as the 1983 graduating class discovered, is being looked up to by the underclassmen. Four long years can get you a little respect! Another advantage is getting out of school early. Although it appears that seniors spend their last year just counting the days until graduation, 97% of the class would undoubtedly say they had learned just as much or more their last year than any one of their previous years of high school. Reaching out to end their last year at LHS, the class of 1983 found it was no ordinary year. It proved to be an exciting year full of special events. Special activities of almost every senior's year included: chosing candidates for Homecoming, Snowball and Sweetheart, trading senior pictures, visiting colleges, participating in last high school competition, voting on graduation announ- cements, ordering senior keys, attending last Prom, and making plans for after graduation. The seniors, as well as the rest of the school, welcomed a new student; Tomas Matre. Tomas, more commonly known as Tom, is a foreign exchange student from Norway. Tom lived with the Harmon family during his stay in the United States. He participated in Wrestling, FBLA, Swing Choir, Stage Band, and served as president of the band. As sponsors of Snowball, the senior class decorated and provided refreshments for the dance. The seniors also showed their support by paying five dollar dues toward the colored pictures in the yearbook. Hook a Victory was the Homecoming theme for the senior hallway. The seniors received fourth place in class competition. They also received ten dollars for third place in Christmas window decoration competition. Their theme was Have a Smurf of a Christmas. Our today's and yesterday's are the blocks with which we build our future proved to be an appropriate class motto for the seniors. Maroon and cream were chosen as class colors and roses and baby's breath were class flowers. Class sponsors, Mr. Barnes and Mr. Cruick- shank, aided the seniors in chosing the suitable size caps and gowns and in making final plans for the big day. When graduation day finally arrived, the seniors proudly switched their tassels. Some showed tears of joy while others showed tears of sadness. Although the seniors have all gone their separate ways, they will always reach out and remember their days at Lakeview High. Top Right, Senior class officers: Kent Schmacher. Vice-President. Ann Gehring, Secretary; Ryan Sander, President. Lisa Thomazin. Treasurer Above, Greg Luchsinger. Dan Hellbusch, Rodger Kuta and Dave Schreiber put in their order of announcements for commencement. 32 JUNIORS 33 34-JUNIOR CLASS Paige Awbrey Brenda Becher Cletus Borchers Jayne Bowman Bruce Bradley Brian Casey Lisa Clausen Kevin Coan Lori Delozier Adam Edwards Rocky Fry Doug Goedeken Gretchen Goering Lori Goering Tammy Gossman Arcey Graham Tracy Greisen Veronica Griffith Bob Hassebrook Loren Hellbusch Judy Henke Tammy Henke Todd Henke Colleen Humlicek Junior class officers: Kent Thomazin. President. Lori Goering. Vice-President; Amy Suthman. Secretary; Karri Osten. Treasurer. If you were to ask a junior here at Lakeview, just what it is like to be a junior, you would find mixed emotions on the subject. Some students may tell you that it's great to be a junior because of the fact that they only have one year left to go, and then you find those who say, that in a way, it is sad to be a junior because they know they are nearing the end of their high school years and will miss the fun and excitement of Lakeview. There are no mixed emotions when the question is asked “What kind of experience is the junior year? to a junior. A probable 60 out of the 67 students will say it was a busy, but fun filled year. During the course of the year, the juniors placed first in the Homecoming hallway competition and ranked second among their competitors in the Christmas window decoration contest. As juniors it is a tradition that they be the ones who give the “farewell gift to the departing senior class, this gift being the best prom possible from the class effort. The class worked hard on this project throughout the year, beginning with the magazine sales clear through until the last streamer was hung with hopes that it would be the best prom ever. It was then the juniors prepared themselves for the responsibility of being the reigning senior class of 84. Artis Janssen Donna Johnson Stacy Kelley Kelli Krings Brian Kuta Todd Lichtenfeld Roland Long Todd Luchsinger Mary lutjelusche Bob Marker Dean Martensen Scott Maurer Cathy Meyer Jim Mohrman Gina Mueller Rob Neater Kris Nelson Holly Nickolite Stacy Noonan Scott Olson Karri Osten JUNIOR CLASS-35 Steve Pallas Dianna Prazan Jan Sander Mike Schrieber Russ Sindelar Jeff Soulliere Jim Specht Joanne Sprunk Amy Stuthman Sherri Swanson Allen Terry Jim Thoelke Kent Thomazin Jeanne Wacha Paul Waite Monty Walker Paula Wendt Reva Went Vonni Wobig Joe Zakrzewski 36-JUNIOR CLASS Top Lett, Denise Kuta clearly shows that she would not like to be a lingerie model. Center, Lori Janssen seems to be saying, “I want you ' while Denise Kuta looks as if she's not sure what she wants! Bottom Lett, Pam Klink and Shannon Behlen put their noses to work during one ot those crazy pep rallies. SOPHOMORES 37 Duane Ahlers Kris Allphin Rod Arndt Michelle Asche Jason Badje Ed Ballweg Sondra Becher Shannon Behlen Steve Behlen Peggy Boswell David Brakenhoff Sean Casey Jeff Cerny Tom Chamberlin Jay Engel Jude Fauteux Tyler Granger Lisa Hassebrook Suzan Hassebrook Lisa Hulsebus Pam Hynek Lori Janssen Suzy Janssen Jeff Jedlicka 38-SOPHOMORE CLASS Keith Jenny Chris Kaspar Tom Kelley Roy Kleckner Pam Klink Kim Klug Leo Kosch Denise Kuta Lisa Letters Chris Long Karlene Loseke Brett Manak Michele Marker Bonnie Mautz Mike McDermott What is a sophomore? One way of explaining it might be to put yourself in a middle child's position, you have the juniors and seniors ahead of you who have all those privileges you just can't wait to have, and the freshmen below you who can get away with the things that you're suppose to know better about since you're older now. As sophomores, students find that they are given more freedom with their schedules than they were given as freshmen, giving them the chance to pick classes which will aid their career goals in the future. One requirement which every sophomore contributes to is the decorating of graduation, no if's, and's, or but's about it! This year the sophomore class decorated for the graduation ceremony with great taste which appealed to everyone. An exciting part of the sophomore year is the selecting of the class ring, along with that, probably goes one of the harder parts of the year... waiting for the rings to arrive. As a class, the sophomores placed 4th in the Christmas window decorating contest and second in the Homecoming hallway competition, among many other happenings and achievements which contributed to a successful year. Sue Meyer Jeff Moeller Lisa Mueller Rich Neater Jeff Orender Tony Orender SOPHOMORE CLASS-39 Steve Osten Vicki Osten Michelle Pieters Mike Rawhouser Jan Richards Tammie Rowan Monica Rick Jim Saalfeld Pam Schaad Bruce Schmidt Charles Schmidt Barb Schreiber Joel Smejkal Stacey Stepanek Theresa Tribble Kevin Tuma Scott Wallingford Rich Weber Kelli Weverka Luke Wilke Neal Wurdeman Dennis Young Not pictured David Rick 40-SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMEN Debby Asay Rick Awbrey Joel Barrow Wad© Behlen John Biggerstaff Evan Bisson Doug Blaser Randy Bonser Rhonda Borchers Kari Brandt Dawn Buller Todd Cech Ruth Christensen Kelly Coan Paul Davidshofer Mark Donoghue Darrell Eisner Kyla Ernst Doug Feik Eugene Finecy Jeff Garbers Keith Gehring Tammy Gehring Allison Goering Mark Goering Gary Gossman Leslie Griffith Jay Hill Mike Hoadley Freshmen class offic® Soulliere. President; jg| en, Vice-President. Rii brey. Treasurer; Jodi V gern. Secretary. Looking back on your freshmen year, you reminisce moments that you've stored in the old memory bank throughout the year, and suddenly they seem as if they are happening all over again. Like the time those hot shot seniors made you sit in the pit and sing We love you seniors until you were blue in the face, or the time at the first dance of the year you finally got up the guts to ask cutie to dance and made a fool of yourself by stepping on her toes. Actually, the freshmen year is not as dreadful as many incoming ninth graders fear it is. In fact, it can be quite exciting and rewarding as the 1982-83 freshmen class experienced. Capturing first place in the Christmas window decorating contest and placing third in the Homecoming hallway competition reward- ed the freshmen with a feeling of accomplish- ment and showed they could do just as well and better than their upperclassmen. An exciting tradition which the class took on was the decorating and planning of the Sweetheart dance, which was a complete success. Dan Humlicek Jeff Inselman Jerald Jaixen Andrea Janssen Jolene Jarecki Sheryl Jarosz Kim Jedlicka Kurt Jedlicka Doug Kaples Amy Korte Jon Korte Ross Krumland Mike Kruse Dylene Kulpers Steve Kula Ed Lemburg Lisa lichtenfeld Kendal Loseke Chris Luchsinger Donna Lusche Ron Lueschen Christi Marker Kevin Martensen Rhonda Martensen Jeff Mattison Carolyn Mueller Jennifer Mueller Jeff Nicolas Sheila Pallas Melaney Perkins Ron Remm Tim Rodehorst BiB Runge Diane Sander Heidi Scroeder Chad Schwarting Scott Sme al Rich Sprunk Stacey Sprunk Brian Soultiere Tammy Soulliere Steve Thomazin Jodi Von Seggem Tammy Weber Rob Wiliams Ryan Wilms Scott Wurdemon Stephanie Youngblood Gary Zakrzewski Jeff Zimmerman 44-FRESHMEN CLASS Top Left, Gary Zakrzewski and Brian Soulliere wait for a girl to ask them to dance Middle, Rocky Fry pays. Mr Barnes and Mr Cruickshank, as Holly Nickolite patiently waits to put Rocky's flower on. Middle Right, Doug Means does not see what Kris Allphin is so excited about Bottom Left. Rory Went and Ann Gehring in the Royal dance. Bottom Right, Kay Gehring monkeying around at the Snowball Dance Raindrops of Remennberance,, The school had been full of excitement, cheer, and craziness the week of Homecoming festivities, and now a large crowd quieted to a murmer as halftime arrived on the misty night of October 1. The moment for which all the hype had been about the past week had arrived ... it was Homecoming night! Couple by couple the candidates strolled down the sidelines and then up field, the girls all looking excited and hopeful in their carefully chosen dresses, and the guys remaining calm and looking “oh, so masculine in their football uniforms. Candidates Ryan Sander, Chris Fehncke, Rory Went, Julie Bohuslavsky, Doug Means, Ann Gehring, Jeff Muhle, Lisa Thomazin, Paul Wilke, and Diana Asay, gathered at the 50 yard line to await the crowning of the 1982-83 king and queen. Retiring queen Anita Long, crowned the new reigning Homecoming queen Diana Asay, and retiring king Jay Rodehorst, crowned Doug Means as Diana's king. Following the Lakeview-Crete game was the Homecoming dance where Diana and Doug along with their court were honored. A disc jockey out of Kearney, got the dance rolling at 10:00 sharp and kept those who attended up and dancing into the night. When the music came to a stop, couples and those who attended stag or stagette left the dance as tiny “raindrops of rememberance danced about in the glistening moonlit Homecoming night. Top Right, Queen Diana Asay, and King Doug Means, share the Homecoming royalty dance. Bottom Right, Doug Means and Diana Asay (center) pose with attendants (far left) Ryan Sander, Chris Fehncke, Jeff Muhle, Ann Gehring, Lisa Thomazin, Paul Wilke, Julie Bohuslavsky, and Rory Went. 46-HOMECOMING Top Left. Royalty and attendant couples share a slow dance in their honor. Middle Left. The newly crowned 1982-83 Homecoming king and queen. Doug Means and Diana Asay. kiss away during their special'' moment. Middle Right, Doug's fellow candidates express their congratulations as he is crowned Homecoming king. Bottom Right, The female candidates crowd around Diana as she is announced the 1982-83 Homecoming queen. HOMECOMING-47 Homecoming Festivities Keep Students Busy Top Right, Theresa Tribble. Lisa Letters, and Pam Schaad show they can be artistic when they need to be. Below, Stacy Noonan trys to escape pac-man as she works on the Homecoming hallway theme. Middle Lett, The winning Homecoming hall went to the junior class, with their catchy pac-man theme. Bottom Lett, Marianne Etta wonders what to do next. Bottom Right, Joel Barrow looks as it he is quite contused about the whole deal. 48-HOMECOMING CARDINALS ’ ANN and RORY Receive Honors with OPEN ARMS SNOWBALL-49 Top Left, 1982-83 Snow- ball Royalty. Queen Ann Sehring and King Rory Went. Top Right, Lisa Thomazin, Jeff Muhle as senior Snow- oall attendant. Middle. Sophomore at- tendants Lori Janssen and Sean Casey pose for the photographer. Bottom Right, Kelli Krings and Russ Sindelar as Junior attendants. Bottom Left, Rhonda Borchers and Rick Awbrey pose as freshman attendants. Candidates and Windows Create a Cheery Atmosphere at the Snowball Dance Top, Ryan Sander, Chris Fehncke, Jeff Muhle. Ann Gehring, Paul Wilke, Lisa Thomazin, Gwen Franzen. Rory Went, Julie Bohuslavsky, and Neal Dreifurst. Middle left, Jeff Soulliere, Judy Henke. Joe Zakrzewski, Amy Stuthman, Reva Went, Rob Neater. Kelli Krings, Kent Thomazin, Lori Goering. and Russ Sindelar. Middle Right, Gary Zakrzewski. Andrea Janssen. Wade Behlen, Kari Brandt, Rhonda Borchers, Rick Awbrey. Ruth Christensen, Jerry Jaixen. Debby Asay, Brian Soulliere Bottom Right, Jay Engel, Shannon Behlen, Sean Casey. Suzie Meyer, Karlene Loseke, Scott Wallingford, Kris Allphin, Joel Smejkal, Lori Janssen. Rod Arndt. 50-SNOWBALL Top, A theme of Holiday Happiness captured the winning place for the freshmen class in the Christmas window decoration contest. Middle left. Carolyn Mueller begins her preparations for Snow- ball. Bottom, Carolyn Mueller shows definite im- provement. don't you think? i.oveCi Iff d This year's Snowball dance was sponsored by the senior class who chose “Red Tag for entertainment. This year's royal couple was Ann Gehring and Rory Went. Senior attendants were Lisa Thomazin and Jeff Muhle. Other seniors included as candidates were Chris Fehncke, Ryan Sander, Gwen Franzen, Paul Wilke, Julie Bohuslavsky and Neil Dreifurst. Juniors Kelli Krings and Russ Sindelar were honored as attendants. While Judy Henke, Jeff Soulliere, Amy Stuthman, Joe Zakrzewski, Reva Went, Rob Neater, Lori Goering, and Kent Thomazin were picked as candidates. Lori Janssen and Sean Casey were chosen as attendants for the sophomore class and candidates were Shannon Behlen, Jay Engel, Sue Meyer, Rod Arndt, Karlene Loseke, Scott Wallingford, Kris Allphin, and Joel Smejkal. Freshmen attendants were Rhonda Borchers and Rick Awbrey. Chosen as can- didates were Andrea Janssen, Gary Zakrzewski, Kari Brandt, Ruth Christensen, Jerry Jaixen, Debby Asay, and Brian Soul- liere. All that is left from the snowball dance is a lot of memories. SNOWBALL-51 Top Left, Sandy Rickert and Neal Dreifurst are caught by the roaming photographer as they enjoy the dance Middle Left, Russ Sindelar prepares to quench his thirst with a cool glass of punch. Middle Right, Rick Awbrey appears to be a real Casanova, hoping to drive the girls mad. Bottom Left, Kaylene Gehring experiences a close encounter with a hair raising'' creature on the dance floor Bottom Right, Senior class sponsors. Mr Barnes and Mr Cruickshank await more arrivals at the ticket table 52-SNOWBALL The night was for Romeos and Juliets Top right, Lisa Korte. Shawn Warnke. and Robin Elsasser express their happiness for Gwen Franzen as she is crowned Sweetheart queen Center left, Lenny Janssen and Neal Dreifurst stand by while Tom Matre is crowned Sweetheart king. Center right, The newly crowned Sweetheart king and queen Tom Matre and Gwen Franzen pose in their royal thrones . Bottom right, Gwen Franzen and Tom Matre pose amid their sweet- heart court Duane Lusche. Lenny Janssen. Neal Dreifurst. Lisa Korte. Shawn Warnke and Robin Elsasser SWEETHEART-53 Top left, Several seniors sit and watch as the dance gets into progress. Top right, Candidates Duane Lusche, Robin Elsasser, Lenny Janssen and Shawn Warnke share a dance in their honor. Middle right, A typical scene, the girls shyly await that “certain someone to ask them for a dance. Bottom right, The atmosphere was a happy one as the music played on and the dance went on into the night. February 12, was a special night here at Lakeview for all the school's Romeo's and Juliet's, this was the date set aside for the annual Sweet- heart dance. The lights were turned low and soft music played in the background as the 1982-83 Sweetheart King-Tom Matre, and Queen-Gwen Franzen were announced amid their court: Neal Dreifurst, Robin Elsasser, Lenny Janssen, Shawn Warnke, Duane Lusche. and Lisa Korte. The freshmen class decorat- ed the dance area with a Valentine theme, and supplied the students with refreshments throughout the dance. A wide variety of music was played throughout the dance, with the last dance finding all those Romeo's and Juliet's close together for a slow one,'' putting a sweet ending on a very romantic evening. 54-SWEETHEART Top Left, 'Sound Unlimited' supplies tunes for the Twirp dance. Top Right, Rick Awbrey and Lori Janssen await the right song, as Amy Korte, Debby Asay, Donna Lusche. Diane Sander and Tammy Weber wait to be asked to dance. Above, The students show their own style of dancing as they get down to the music. Middle Right, Ross DeBower and Patsy Lindhorst enjoy a slow dance. Bottom, Students get down and boogie. TWIRP-55 Below, Gina Mueller, Russ Sindelar, Shawn Warnke, and Jeff Soulliere anticipate their next chance to get close for a slow one, Top Right, Kent Thomazin and Diana Asay cherish a tender moment. Middle Left, Freshman girls look for a dancing partner. Middle Right, Students are blinded by the flickering of a strobe light, Bottom Right, Senior class representative of Student Council, Diana Asay, awards Reva Went with the door prize. Even though it's the '80's, many girls are not ready to join the liberators and ask the guys out. The Twirp dance gave these girls their chance. Each girl had her chance to ask the guy she'd been eyeing all year. If she didn't take advantage of making a date before the dance, there were plenty of single prospects when she got there. Twirp was once again spon- sored by the student council who also provided refreshments. Music was provided by Sound Unlimited. 56-TWIRP Top Right, Ryan Sander gives the Senior response. Middle Left, Prom Servers, Front Row: Suzan Hassebrook, Lisa Huselbus, Karlene Loseke, Shannon Behlen, Kris Allphin, Pam Klink, Denise Kuta. Row Two: Jay Engel, Rod Arndt, Sue Meyer. Sondra Becher. Lori Janssen, Jeff Cerny, Leo Kosch, Back Row: Sean Casey, Steve Behlen, Joel Smejkal. Rich Neater, Scott Wallingford, Dave Brakenhoff. Bottom Left, Prom Speaker, Mrs. Betty Boyle. Prom is defined in the American Heritage Dictionary as a formal dance held for a high-school or college class . But how would you define a Lakeview Prom? Unfortunately, this definition can not be found in the dictionary! A Lakeview Prom could be defined as a formal dance for Lakeview students and their dates, but is that all it is? It would surely be better defined as the biggest night of the junior-senior year! This special night was held April 30, 1983. Sailing to Brighter Tomorrows was selected as Prom theme by the junior class. This was highlighted by nautical decorations portraying a ship. Guests were greeted by Captain Rich Neater and a Steward Suzan Hassebrook. The ship featured lounge chairs and a silver chandelier centered over the middle of the dance floor. PROM-57 Top Left, Rob Neater shows off his own sailor hat. Top Right, Veronica Griffith shows her neat decorating ability. Middle Left, Kris Nelson caught unexpectedly on a ladder. Middle Right, Gina Mueller is caught in one of her silly moments again. Bottom Right, Jim Mohrman finds fun in decorating. 58-PROM Top Left, Students boogie down to the music at Prom. Middle Lett, Kevin Coan shows oft his new suit. Middle Right, Tomas Matre and his date enjoy themselves at Prom. Bottom Left, Couples and friends sit and chat. The traditional banquet began at 6:30 when Kent Thomazin gave the welcome. This was concluded with a prayer given by Amy Stuthman. A meal of baked ham with a pineapple topping, au gratin potatoes, corn, relishes, dinner rolls, and a chocolate dessert was then served by sophomore prom servers. After the meal was finished. Karri Osten introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Richard Boyle. Mrs. Boyle, a teacher at District 10, gave an appropriate talk and slide show featuring her Carribean Cruise. Following Mrs. Boyle's speech, Ryan Sander gave the senior response thanking the juniors for the prom. This was concluded with the announcements given by Lori Goering and the students were then dismissed until the dance started at 8:30. Students who attended the dance jammed to “Strider, a well known band from the Columbus area. PROM-59 Sailing To Brighter Tomorrows'' Top Right, Stricter provided entertainment on Prom night. Middle Left, Doug Means and Kris Allphin enjoy themselves dancing. Middle Right, Andrea Paporello and her date enjoy an intimate moment. Bottom Right, Chris and Cathy Finecy and Lisa Korte have fun with their dates. 60-PROM Top left, Lisa Thomazin anxiously awaits to give her speech. Middle left, Ann Gehring jams to John Cougar on the Yearbook trip to Marceline. Missouri. Middle right. Vocal Music students sing a song entitled, One Tin Soldier at the Spring Concert. Bottom middle. The Drama Depart- ment performs their one act play entitled. Games. 61 Library Aides, Front row. Cathy Finecy. Carmen Arndt, Judy Henke, Sue Harkness, Christy Finecy. Back row: Clete Borchers. Todd Henke, Allen Terry, Amy Stuthman, Brian Kuta. Joe Zakrzewski, Brian Mack. Dave Muhle. Teachers Aides, Front row: Dianna Prazan. Barb Schreiber. Joanne Sprunk, Jo James. Kim Lambert, Holly Nickolite. Second row: Chris Fehncke. Robin Elsasser, Cathy Finecy. Carmen Arndt, Donna Johnson, Gwen Franzen. Christy Finecy. Jan Behlen, Trace Hassebrook. Third row: Michelle Sprunk. Ann Gehring, Arlis Janssen, Tammy Gossman. Kris Nelson, Vonni Wobig. Kim Weverka, Gina Mueller, Shawn Warnke, Sandy Jaixen, Kay Gehring. Lisa Korte, Sandy Rickert. Rodger Kuta. Back row: Kevin Coan. Greg Wurdeman. John Siefken. Paul Wilke. Jeff Muhle. Russ Sindelar. Scott Maurer. Kent Schumacher, Ryan Sander, Neal Wurdeman. Office Aides Jim Mohrman, Mike Schrieber, Alice Miksch, Dana Cermak The American Heri- tage Dictionary defines Aide as just simply an assistant; ask a teacher of library aide the defini- tion of Aide and you'll get totally different definitions from that of the dictionary. One definition might be Aide - A person who gets all the left over paper work those teachers just didn't have the time to get to.'' Aide: An Assistant 62-AIDES Band Marches off to a Successful Year Top Right, Stage Band Group. Front Row: Chris Luchsinger. Gary Gossman. Shawn Warnke. Gwen Franzen. Keith Jedlicka. Row Two: Amy Stuthman, Karlene Loseke. Kevin Jedlicka. Jay Engel. Dave Brakenhoff. Row Three: Lynn Pozehl. Jason Badje. Jim Saalfeld. Joel Barrow. Back Row Tom Matre. Ann Gehring. Greg Luchsinger. Middle Right, Chris Fehncke. Majorette Middle Lett, Band Officers. Front Row: Tom Matre. Bill Boucher. Chris Fehncke. Back Row: Gwen Franzen. Shawn Warnke Bottom Left, Flag Girls. Front Row: Cathy Finecy. Judy Henke. Sue Meyer Back Row: Vonni Wobig, Diana Asay. Karlene Loseke. Kay Gehring, Jan Sander, Tammy Gossman. Sue Hark ness Top Lett, Clarinet Section, Front Row: Debby Asay, Lisa Mueller, Chris Fehncke, Pam «link, Carmen Arndt, Tammy Gehring. Diane Sander. Back Row: Kim Klug, Amy Korte, Heidi Schroeder, Kay Gehring, Chris Finecy, Judy Henke, Kelly Coan. Top Right, Band, Front Row: Diane Dohmen, Tammy Weber, Jeanne Wacha, Karri Osten, Kris Nelson, Tammy Gossman. Vonni Wobig, Tammie Rowan, Kris Allphln, Michelle Pieters, Michelle Asche, Jodi VonSeggern, Ruth Christiansen. Row Two: Chris Finecy, Chris Fehncke, Kay Gehring, Judy Henke, Carmen Ardnt, Lisa Mueller, Kim Klug. Heidi Shroeder, Amy Korte, Diane Sander, Pam Klink, Tammy Gehring, Kelly Coan, Debby Asay. Row Three: Ann Gehring, Gwen Franzen, Keith Jedicka, Mike Schrieber Michelle Marker, Sue Meyer, Chris Luchsinger, Gary Zakrzewski, Shawn Warnke, Jeff Zimmerman. Row Four: Amy Stuthman, Karlene Loseke, Kevin Jedlicka. Dave Brakenhoff, Jay Engel Barb Schreiber, Scott Wurdeman, Ron Remm. Kevin Coan, Joe Zakrzewski, Keith Gehring. Row Five: Richard Weber, Tom Matre, Kim Jedlicka, Joel Barrow, Kurt Jedlicka. Lynn Pozehl, Jason Badje, Jim Saalfeld. Back Row: Monty Walker, Jeff Jedlicka. Todd Henke. Chris Kasper, Jay Rodehorst, Greg Luchsinger. Middle Left, Saxophone Section, Front Row: Michelle Marker, Shawn Warnke, Ann Gehring, Gwen Franzen, Back Row: Gary Zakzrewski, Chris Luchsinger, Jeff Zimmerman, Keith Jedlicka, Mike Schrieber.'- Middle Right, Trumpet Section, Front Row: Amy Stuthman, Karlene Loseke, Jay Engel, Ron Remm. Row Two: Barb Schreiber, Scott Wurdeman, Dave Brakenhoff. Back Row: Kevin Jedicka, Joe Zakrzewski. Keith Gehring, Kevin Coan, 64-BAND The 1982-83 band year was long and hard. The band marched outside many times, often getting wet when it rained, and they often got their hair messed up. The band performed at halftime at all the home football games, under the supervision of Bill Boucher. The band members placings thaf were judged at Platte College were: Concert Band 3, Stage Band 2, Saxophone Quartet 2, Snare Solo 2, Trumpet Solo 3, Tenor Saxophone Solo 1, Flute Solo 2, and Bari Saxophone Solo 2. When the band marched at Pershing, they received a 2. Field competition and Street marching at Columbus Days received a 2 also. The band members also had to play at various pep rallies during school, and sometimes at basketball games. This year the annual Spring Concert was held on March 22. The members played various songs such as, Montego Bay, Kensington Overture, Avantia, The Blue and the Gray and New sounds of the Carpenters. The Stage Band Played songs such as. Clean it up, San Sebastion, Echo Blues, and Birdland. The concert was very good and entertaining. The band really had a fun filled and exciting year, even though it was hectic at times. The memories of band will linger on as you think of all the times you got drenched. But you just can't forget all the long hours spent to make band a success. The honors go to Bill Boucher for making this years band a success. Top Right, Flute Section, Front Row: Kris Allphin, Michelle Pieters. Michelle Asche, Jodi Von Seggern, Ruth Christensen, Diane Dohmen. Back Row: Vonni Wobig, Jeanne Wacha, Karri Osten, Kris Nelson. Tammy Sossman, Tammy Weber, Tammie Rowan Middle Left, Drum Section, Front Row: Jeff Jedllcka, Greg Luchsinger, Tim Rodehorst Back Row: Monty Walker, Todd Henke. Chris Kasper, Middle Right, Tuba Section, Front Row: Kurt Jedicka, Jason Bodje. Sue Meyer, Lynn Pozehl, Jim Saalfeld. Back Row. Joel Barrow, Tom Matre, Richard Weber, Kim Jedlicka. BAND-65 Top Left, The members play a song during a game, and the flag girls salute the team. Top Right, The band kids have a little chat together before they go play. Bottom Left, Amy Stuthman and Gwen Franzen find a music piece amusing. Bottom Right, Concert Soloist and Accompanist and Concert Band competition. Front Row: Chris Luchsinger. Jeanne Wacha. Shawn Warnke. Back Row: Kevin Jedlicka. Vonni Wobig, Ann Gehring. Greg Luchsinger, Gwen Franzen. 66-BAND Top Right. Tammy Gossman and Vonni Wobig pose as flag girls. Middle Left, some band kids get their instruments and flags ready for the Pershing march. Middle Right, Lynn Pozehl finds Chris Finecy's help much appreciated, when she straightens his tie. Bottom, the band majestically marches at the Pershing competition. BAND- 67 Top Left, Red Chief played by Duane Lusche, funs around with his kidnapper Middle Left, Phil Wemhoff just can't resist giving William Sam Kodad a bad time. Bottom Lett. Lisa Clausen and Sue Blaser sing about Living In Good Or Summit, Alabama. Bottom Right, Marianne Etta, who por- trayed Phoebe Dorsett in the musical, reads the ransom note from Red Chief's kidnappers. Musical Performed by Fine Arts Students Mrs. Berg gave select choir members the opportunity to experience a different type of performance other than straight concert work. The group put on two performances of the mu- sical comedy of Ransom of Red Chief, a matinee on the twenty-first of February and an evening performance on the twenty-second. Mrs. Berg was pleased and felt both performances went well. Helping to make the musical a success were the art students contributing the set design and the drama class in charge of crew work. Dance Students Cut A Rug Top Left, Dance class members, front row: Stacey Stepanek, Vicki Osten. Back row: Monica Rick, Cathy Meyer, Sue Harkness Top Right, Vicki'Osten adds a clap to her dance steps. Bottom, Dance class members work on their routine. DANCE-69 “Tap front. Kick left, swivel hips, turn around, these instruc- tions or ones similar to them are probably what you heard above a funky beat when walking by Mrs. Berg's room during dance class. Students in the class learn everything from classical ball- room to some of today's latest disco and basic rock steps. The class members were given the chance to perform their acquired dance skills col- lected through the year during a tour of surrounding elementary schools with the vocal group. Students Compete in Academic Areas Many students are brought forward in Lakeview's athletic department. These students there- fore are well known through out the society. What many people do not know is there are also students who excell in the academic areas as well. This year LHS had 20 students compete in the math area and 10 in the science area. Lakeview students are proud of their special academic abilities and show this by their outstanding rankings in compe- tition. Top Right; Student competitors for the math fair. Bottom row. Lisa Clausen. Jeanne Wacha. Amy Stuthman. Shan- non Behlen, Arlis Janssen, Middle Row. Mike Remm, Rich Weber, Leo Kosch. Lisa Hassebrook. Gretchen Goering. Chris Luchsinger. Bill Bachman. David Braken- hoff. 8ack row, John Sietken, Lisa Thomazin, Jim Specht, Todd Henke Tomas Matre, Kent Schumacher, Kay- lene Gehring. Middle Right; Science fair competitors. Front row, Chris Luchsinger. Kim Jedlicka. Jeff Zimmerman, Kurt Jedlicka. Back row, Sam Osten. Leo Kosch, Lisa Hassebrooke, Bill Bachman, Duane Ahlers, Ed Kinzer. Bottom Lett; John Siefkin concentrates as he works out problems on the computer. Bottom Right; Leo Kosch stands before his Science project for the Science Fair. 70-MATH SCIENCE Top Left, 1982-83 Journalism staff members were, front row; Sandy Faltin, Chris Fehncke, back row; Carmen Arndt. Robin Elsasser, Michelle Sprunk, Kris Kluck, Kim Lambert, Jo James, Donna John- son, Linda Nelson. Middle Left, Chris Fehncke, Linda Nelson, and Robin Elsasser take time to proofread at the Leigh World. Top Right, Sponsor Sandy Faltin checks for errors. Right, Jo James and Kim Lambert return from lunch to the Leigh World. Newspaper Staffers Munch The News The 1982-83 Journalism staff kept the school in tune with all concerning news bulletins throughout the year. The staff consisted of ten members; Jo Jan James, editor; Kris Kluck and Chris Fehncke, accountants; Kim Lambert and Linda Nelson, ad managers; Michelle Sprunk, photographer; Robin Elsasser; Donna Johnson; Carmen Arndt; Sandy Faltin, sponsor. Between deadlines the Journalism staff kept busy hours reporting, gathering information, writing stories and headlines, typing, and running errands for ad copy. Going to Leigh to print the Viking Viewpoint every issue became a class ritual and gave the staff a chance to get away from it all for a day. The staff also learned the importance of munchies on the job! NEWSPAPER-71 Bottom Right, Conference Speech Placers, Front Row Dan Humlicek, Jay Engel, Ruth Christensen, Tammy Weber, Top Row; Leo Kosch. Jim Saafeld, Suzan Hassebrook, Lisa Thomazln, Shelly Henke, Colleen Humlicek, This years Speech and Drama teams had a very successful year. Under the direction of Mrs, Slusarski, the Drama and Speech team put on a one-act play at the Lakeview High School entitled Games, this play was also performed at a contest where it received a second pldce plaque. Speech and Drama students also attended speech contests at Platte College, Hastings, York, Raymond-Central, Aurora, a workshop in Norfolk, and the State Speech Contest at Kearney. State Speech qualifiers were Kris Kluck in the Serious Prose category and Leo Kosch in Extemporaneous Speaking. Leo took fourth place and Kris received good ratings also. Top. Front Row. Ruth Chris- tensen. Kaylene Gehring, Trace Hassebrook. Alice Miksch. Chris Luchsinger, Lori Goering. Jeanne Wacha, Amy Stuthman. Second Row. Jay Engel. Third Row; Jim Saalfeld, Leo Kosch. Gwen Franzen. Bill Bachman. Rocky Fry. Phil Wemhoff. Doug Means. Sue Harkness, Kris Allphin. Colleen Humlicek Vicki Osten. Dan Humlicek. Fourth Row: Kris Kluck. Cathy Meyer. Duane Lusche. Kar- lene Loseke. Shannon Beh- len. Rob Neater. Kent Thomazin. Jim Specht. Fifth Row. Lisa Thomazin. Veron- ica Griffith. Suzan Hasse- brook. Sixth Row Kelli Krings. Reva Went, Middle Right, Front Row. Steve Osten, Lisa Thomazin. Jim Saalfeld Middle Row; Leo Kosch. Jay Engel Top Row; Tammy Weber. Ruth Christensen as placers in the Platte College Speech Contest. Bottom Left, Front Row. Trace Hassebrook. Suzan Hassebrook, Veronica Griffith. Kelli Krings. Second Row; Lisa Thomazin, Loren Hellbusch, Bill Bachman. Leo Kosch. Jay Engel, Shelly Henke. Mrs. Slusarski. Third Row: Reva Went. Gwen Franzin. Kris Kluck. Alice Miksch. Chris Luchsinger. Colleen Humlicek. Speech and Drama Prove Hard Work Pays Off in the End. Top Left, Phil Wemhoff stares in amazement as he watches other participants in the Platte College Speech Contests. Top Right, Cathy Meyer wanders through the one-act play cast as Kim Veik. Tracy Hassebrook, and Gwen Franzin give her frozen stares Far Left, Reva Went having a good time at Platte Speech Contests. Middle Right Some members of the 1982-83 one-act play: Lisa Thomaizin, Trace Hassebrook, Rocky Fry. Suzan Hassebrook, Sue Harkness. Alice Miksch. Back row Phil Wemhoff. Bottom Right, Colleen Humlicek and Trace Hassebrook play chil- dren's games during the one-act. SPEECH DRAMA-73 Singing Keeps the Vocal Class Swinging Top Right, Mass Choir, Front Row: Donna Lusche, Patsy Lindhorst, Roy Kleckner, Tony Orender. Phil Wemhoff, Bill Kodad, Jeff Orender, Duane Lusche, Lori Delozier, Jennifer Mueller. Second Row: Gina Mueller, Dennis Young, Brian Mack, Jim Specht, Tom Kelley. Tyler Granger, Robin Elsasser, Linda Nelson. Third Row: Carmen Arndt. Sandy Rickert. Steve Osten, Kent Thomazin, Tomas Matre, Todd Henke. Jay Engel, Todd Cech, Stacy Kelley. Jolene Jarecki. Fourth Row: Lisa Clausen. Brenda Becher, Jeff Moeller, Steve Pallas, Adam Edward, Lisa Korte, Ann Gehring, Lisa Thomazin, Michelle Sprunk, Gwen Franzen. Fifth Row: Cathy Finecy, Joanne Sprunk, Greg Wurdeman, Scott Maurer, Brian Kuta. Cletus Borchers. Kelli Krings, Reva Went. Sixth Row: Gretchen Goering, Bonnie Mautz. Sondra Becher, Chris Finecy, Tracy Greisen, Mary Lutjelusche, Diane Dohmen. Stacy Noonan. Seventh Row: Pam Schaad, Jan Richards, Lisa Leffers. Lisa Hulsebus. Jan Sander. Lisa Lichten- feld, Michele Pieters, Kyla Ernst. Eighth Row: Kim Weverka, Theresa Tribble, Stacey Stepanek, Donna Johnson, Marianne Effa, Paula Wendt, Shannon Behlen, Denise Kuta. Right, Gwen Franzen and Lisa Thomazin gave assistance to Ann Gehring. Below, Todd Henke, Jim Specht, Duane Lusche and Adam Edward sing a song to the audience during the Christmas concert. Bottom Right, Sue Blaser gets in the Christmas spirit by singing a Christmas song to a little girl. 74-VOCAL Top Left, Fourth period vocal class practice their songs until they get It right. Top Right, Mrs. Berg goes over a song with the girls. Middle Left, Gina Mueller. Adam Edward, Michelle Sprunk and Bill Kodad practice their routine for All I Have To Do Is Dream. Bottom Left, Tomas Matre. Bill Kodad. Marianne Effa. Sandy Rickert and Gwen Franzen concentrate on their singing. Middle Right, Gwen Fran- zen and Jim Specht hold hands while singing about a dream. Bottom Right, Choir member listen and sing about a one time dream. 76-VOCAL Top Left, Gwen Franzen, Lisa Thomazin, Marianne Effa, Lisa Korte show off their glasses that they bought at the Dinner House Theatre. Top Right, Jay Engel and Gwen Franzen sing their duet. Middle Left, SATB members. Front Row: Pianist Ann Gehring, Second Row: Jay Engel. Gwen Franzen. Duane Lusche, Patsy Lindhorst. Brian Mack, Lisa Hulsebus. Adam Edward. Sandy Rickert, Bill Kodad, Michelle Sprunk. Back Row: Tomas Matre. Marianne Effa, Jim Specht, Shannon Behlen. Todd Henke. Lisa Korte, Phil Wemhoff, Lisa Thomazin. Above, Phil Wemhoff sings a solo to the audience. Left, SATB senior girls sing a song in the Spring concert. Top Lett, Lisa Hulsebus and Jan Richards give their duet to a room full of people. Above, SAB members. Front Row: Pianist Shannon Behlen, Michele Pieters, Stacey Stepanek, Pianist Marianne Etta. First Group: Donna Lusche. Stacy Kelley, Kyla Ernst, Kent Thomazin, Donna Johnson, Diana Dohmen. Second Row: Carmen Arndt, Brenda Becher, Steve Pallas, Lisa Uchtenfeld. Tracy Greisen. Third Group: Stacy Noonan, Jan Richards, Lisa Clausen. Brian Kuta, Gina Mueller. Jolene Jarecki. Above, Girls small group concentrate as they sing Don't Cry Out Loud. Middle Right, Students combine their talents to sing. 1982-83 proved to be a very productive year for Vocal music members. The swinging singers started out their year preparing for a Christmas concert. Other activities for Vocal students included singing at: elementary schools, FBLA Induction, FFA Banquet, and graduation. Vocal members also participated in Ransom of Redchief, Albion Choral Clinic, and districts at Platte Central Community College. Bringing the year to an end. Vocal students performed a spring concert called Dream a Dream for the public. VOCAL-77 Team Work Pays Off m Yearbook members this year found out just what it takes to be on the staff, as members every year do. Students come to class thinking they have an easy A. but they soon find out different once they get into production. When class production began, things started slow as was expected but in no time students got into the hang of things and everything was in full swing. The class was separated into two teams, one headed by Editor Michelle Sprunk and the other by Assistant Editor Robin Elsasser. Top right, 1982-83 Yearbook class, front row: Diana Asay, Veronica Griffith, Cathy Meyer, Second row: Lori Delozier, Mary Lutjelusche, Gina Mueller, Rocky Fry, Kim Lambert. Back row: Michelle Sprunk, Robin Elsasser, Adviser Sandy Coke, Ann Gehring. Not pictured: Tammy Henke and Jayne Bowman. Middle left, Staff members Tammy Henke and Jayne Bowman work on yearbook pages. It was in these groups that each staff member had their own responsibility to take care of to help in the meeting of deadlines, working toward that final deadline and doing their very best to produce a great yearbook. Middle right, Assistant Editor Robin Elsasser and Editor Michelle Sprunk discuss possible ideas to use on a layout. Bottom left, Diana Asay and Michelle Sprunk prepare bills to be sent out to Viking supporters 78-YEARBOOK FBLA Shows Pride Future Business Leaders of America had a very active and successful year. Member's participated in FBLA induc- tion, roller skating, a Christmas party, and other activities throughout the year. Other activities the FBLA members and officers took part in were the Businessmen's breakfast and Business Competition Day. The nine people attending State Leadership Conferences were Chris Luchsinger. Stacy Noonan, Lisa Lich- tenfeld. Leslie Griffith, Jan Behlen, Arlis Janssen, Lori Goering, Tracy Greisen, and Jeanne Wacha. All members showed pride as they represented Lakeview. Bottom Left, Steve Pallas and Jeff Garbers take a break at the FBLA skating party. Bottom Right, FBLA Officers: Joanne Sprunk, Allen Terry, Leo Kosch, Jeff Cerny, and Kay Gehring. 80-FBLA Top Left. Lori Goering receives honors. Top Right, FBLA Members. Bock row: Richard Weber. Tom Matre. Karri Osten. Lisa Lichtenfeld. Leslie Griffith. Kim Klug. Lisa Mueller. Kay Gehring, Keith Gehring. Jeff Zimmerman. Allen Terry. Jeff Cerny. Middle row: Veronica Griffith. Lori Delozier. Dawn Buller. Lisa Hassebrook. Vicki Osten. Jan Richards. Sandy Jaixen. Jan Behlen. Leo Kosch. Jay Engel. Brett Manak Front row: Joanne Sprunk. Chris Luchsinger, Colleen Humilcek. Lisa Clausen. Artis Janssen, Mrs. Asche. Stacy Noonan. Brenda Becher. Jeanne Wacha. and Lori Goering. Bottom Left, Mrs. Asche announces the next speaker. Bottom Right: Joanne Sprunk gives a presenta- tion at the FBLA induction. FBLA-81 FHA Gives Opportunities For Many Experiences Future Homemakers of America members were kept quite busy this year with various goings-ons throughout the year. Chapter members attended a orientation retreat at camp Moses Merrill where district officer Dana Cermak conducted a session on the future of the family. National FHA week was February 6-12. during this time members sold valentine candy to students as an activity. Two activities the club repeated this year were the computer match-up and the cookie bake for young children. Also this year as in the past, FHA joined up with FFA and FBLA for the annual Christmas party. One of the groups last activities of the year, was the FHA convention held in Lincoln at the State Fairgrounds and Nebraska Center. Dianna Prazan, Stacy Kelley, Shelia Pallas, and Jenny Mueller along with Mrs. Huggler attended this two day event April 12th and 13th. Top right, FHA members front row; Dana Cermak, Shelia Pallas, Jenny Mueller, Holly Nickolite Back row, Dianna Prazan, Donna Johnson. Colleen Humlicek, Joanne Sprunk, Stacy kelley, Mary Lutjelusche. Middle right, FHA Search Participants - front row; Stacy Kelley, Dianna Prazan, Back row; Colleen Humlicek, Joanne Sprunk, Not pictured Dana Cermak. Bottom right, State Convention - left to right - Mrs. Huggler, Shelia Pallas, Jenny Mueller, Stacy Kelley, Dianna Prazan. 82-FHA Top left. Paula Wendt works on a display for the Vocational Fa Top right. Dana Cermak shows her love'' for an elderly lady at ft Columbus Manor where she's employed. Middle left. Mrs. Huggler. the advisor, does some hard cleaning i after a rowdy class Middle right. Stacy Kelley and Dianna Prazan snicker'' as they wc on a display for the Vocational Fair Bottom left. Kelli Weverka shows the little kids how to cut cookie in play dough during the playschool days. FHA-83 FFA Competes Well During Year At Various Events 8c Contest Top, Front row, Greg Luchsinger, Ryan Sander, Rory Went, Mr. Eickhoff, Paul Wilke, Sam Osten. Bill Bachman, John Slefken. Second row, Todd Cech, Steve Thomazin, Tim Rodehorst, Eugene Finecy, Ron Luschen, Rich Sprunk. Doug Blaser, John Biggerstaff. Third row, Kevin Martensen. Bill Runge, Jon Korte, Mike Schrieber, Dean Martensen, Jim Mohrman, Chris Luch- singer, Stacey Sprunk. Fourth row, Doug Kaples, Keith Gehrlng, Jerald Jalxen, Neal Wurdeman, Keith Jed- licka, Wdyne Martensen, Steve Kuta, Mark Donoghue, Bobby Marker. Back row, Jeff Jedlicka, Keith Jenny, Kevin Jedlicka. Greg Wurdeman, Rob Sander, Jeff Muhle, Todd Hassebrook, Dan Hellbusch. Right, Front row. Bill Bachman; Trea- surer, Ryan Sander; Vice President, Mr. Eickhoff, Paul Wilke; President, Sam Osten; Secretary. Back row, Greg Luchsinger; Parliamentarian, John Sief- ken; Sentinel, Rory Went; News Reporter. The FFA Chapter attended many contest this year, using their knowledge acquired from the classroom to compete. Among the many things they entered into are: the Nebraska Poultry Show and judging contest and the Landrace and Berkshire contest all held at the Columbus Ag Park in addition to the Norfolk Swine judging contest ot the Soles Pavillion where ribbons and money awards were won by various individuals. The judging team competed in the District II Livestock judging contest at Fonner Park in Grand Island. The junior members Christine Luchsinger, Stacy Sprunk, Bill Runge, and Jeff Jedlicka qualified for state competition and received a blue ribbon at this time. In the line of activities, the club received an award of merit from the Knights of AK-SAR-BEN in community service for sponsoring the Children's Barnyard at the county fair, planted 150 pine trees north of the football field for a wind break, sold citrus fruit, and sponsored a hay rack ride. The club ended their year with the annual awards banquet at Johnnies Steak House, May 10. Top left. FFA Seniors ore waiting around to oe aucnoned off at the Slave Auction to raise money Middle left. Mr. Eickhoff and Dean Martensen plant trees on Arbor Day to provide a wind break on the north side property line of the school. Middle right. Rory Went cleans up a mess at the Donkey Basketball Game Bottom left. Ryan Sander crowns Lisa Korte as the 1983 FFA Sweetheart. FFA-85 L-Club Is United This year the L-Club participated in many activities. Such as taking admissions in the grade school tour- naments, and selling consessions. They also held a rollerskating and pizza party. All other years we have had RLGA for girls, and L-club for boys. This year we have dropped RLGA and have combined the girls and the boys into one club, the L-Club Top Left; Jeff Muhle and Ryan Sander take admission at the grade school tournaments. Top; Members of the L-Club. Front row. Shannon Behlen, Karlene Loseke, Michelle Asche, Pam Klink, Tracy Greisen, Jan Behlen, Kelli Krings, Judy Henke. Amy Stuthman, Reva Went. Second row. Denise Kuta, Suzan Hassebrook, Lisa Korte, Diana Asay, Kay Gehring, Ann Gehring. Kim Lambert, Shawn Warnke, Colleen Humlicek, Dennis Young, Bruce Schmidt. Third row. John Jaixen, Monty Walker, Bill Bachman, Rodger Kuta, Rob Sander, Grant McManigal, Chris Kasper, Duane Lusche, Jeff Soulliere, Adam Edwards, Jeff Cerny. Fourth row. Ryan Sander, Brian Casey. Sean Casey, Dave Muhle, Brian Mack. Tom Kelly, Tyler Granger. Allen Terry. Dan Hellbusch, Jim Specht, Doug Goedeken, Mike Schrieber. Fifth row. Russ Sindelar, Doug Means, Bill Kodad, Steve Pallas, Lenny Janssen, Jim Thoelke, Tony Orender, Sam Osten, Kevin Coan, Joe Zakrzewski, Rob Neater, Todd Luchsinger, Todd Henke. Greg Luchsinger. Sixth row. Rory Went, Scott Wallingford, John Siefken, Paul Wilke, Jeff Muhle, Todd Hassebrook, Phil Wemhoff, Joel Parks. Bob Lake. Ed Kinzer, Don Schmidt, and Larry Whiting. Middle, Tracy Greisen sells consessions. Bottom Right, Reva Went pours pop for L-club concessions. Top, L-club members rollerskat- ing the night of the rollerska- ting pizza party. Bottom Left, L-club officers. Front row, Rory Went. Diana Asay, and Doug Means. Back row, Lisa Korte, Jeff Muhle. and Shawn Warnke Middle, Karlene Loseke, and Shannon Behlen take down stats. Bottom Right, Phil Wemhoff. Monty Walker, and Todd Henke trying to decide which person gets what L-Club-87 Viking V o y a g e Show r Spirit The Viking Voyagers had a fun year. The Viking Voyagers had blue and white jersey t-shirts as they did last year. The Viking Voyagers did various activities such as selling bumper stickers, and concessions. They always cheered the sports onto a good victory. 88 Top Right, Viking Voyager members. Front Row: Jeanne Wacha, Lori Goering, Jo Jan James. Kris Kluck. Gwen Franzen, Marianne Effa. Diana Asay. Sandy Rickert Row Two: Diane Sander. Lisa Clausen. Arlis Janssen. Joanne Sprunk. Kelly Coan, Lisa Thomazin. Trace Hassebrook. Kris Allphin. Row Three: Tammy Gehring. Kris Nelson. Karri Osten. Dawn Buller. Tammy Soulliere. Greg Wurdeman. Michelle Pieters. Sue Meyer. Denise Kuta, Suzan Hassebrook. Row Four: Stacy Noonan. Jan Richards. Vicki Osten, Lisa Letters, Rhonda Martensen, Andrea Janssen. Heidi Schroeder. Ann Gehring. Back Row: Debby Asay, Kay Gehring, Tracy Greisen. Dana Cermak, Kim Klug, Pam Klink, Sondra Becher. Theresa Tribble, Lisa Lichtenteld, Amy Korte. Middle Left, Viking Voyager officers: Marianne Effa. Ann Gehring Lori Goering. Diana Asay Middle Right, Some things that may promote school spirit. The Viking Voyagers had meetings every other week. At the meetings they prepared for games by making a spirit hoop and posters. The members had something new this year. Lisa Hennessy served as football mascot. Stacy Noonan and Gina Mueller were the mas- cots for basketball. The Sponsors for the club are Mrs. Connie Jensen and Mrs. Janese Asche. Mra Top Left, Stacy Noonan as Viking Mascot. Top Right, Denise Kuta. Suzan Hassebrook, and Diana Asay have a little fun watching Gwen Franzin and Lisa Thomazin tear through the paper. Bottom Left, Diana Asay crashes through the ribbons. Middle, Denise Kuta, Suzan Hassebrook, Stacy Noonan, Marianne Effa. Tracy Greisen. and Jeanne Wacha decorate the game spirit hoop. Viking Voyagers-89 NHS Helps Form New Chapter Top Right, National Nonor Society 1982-83 officers: President Lisa Thomazin. Vice-President Reva Went, Historian Kent Schumacher, Treasurer Kaylene Gehring, and Secretary Trace Hassebrook. Middle Left, National Honor Society members, front row: Amy Stuthman, Judy Henke, Ann Gehring, Gretchen Goering, Jeanne Wacha, Julie Bohuslavsky. Second row: Gwen Franzen, Lisa Thomazin, Lori Goering, Linda Nelson, Miss Johnson. Kris Kluck. Marianne Effa, Trace Hassebrook. Back row: Karri Osten, Kelli Krings, Kaylene Gehring. Reva Went. Sam Osten. John Siefken, Mike Remm, Doug Means. Kent Schumacher. Bill Bachman. Bottom left, Club members board the tour bus at the SAC Air Force Base in Omaha. Bottom right, Mrs. Slusarski and students listen to tour guide as he brings out interesting points about the base. This year the National Honor Society was very helpful in the formation of Humphrey High's own National Honor Society. Officers from our own chapter went up to their school to give information on the history of the club and also gave them ideas on how to make a firm start and keep the club active and going strong. Also during the year, the group took the chance to get away for a day and reward themselves for all their work as a club, when they took a field trip to tour SAC Air Force Base in Omaha. Top left, Lisa Thomazin speaks to Humphrey High's students about the formation of a National Honor Society in their school. Top right, NHS sponsor. Miss Johnson, prepares to board the van and head back home after a club outing. Bottom left, Students hold the symbolic ceremony candle on the night of induction. Bottom right, Gretchen Goering recevies her membership pin from Mr. NHS-9f Schmidt. The Student Council Stays Where the Action Is. ---n Bottom Left. Gina Mueller. Diana Asay. Kevin Coon. Shanon Behlen and Luke Wilke show their excitement at another student Council meeting. One girl and boy representing each class made up the Student Council which was led by President Paul Wilke. Activities sponsored by the council were sock hops after home games, sponsoring Tomas Matre from Norway as a foreign exchange student. The movie Big Mouth was shown before Christmas break, where Rod Arndt and Kelli Krings won $30 gift certificates to the Brass Buckle. They also organized the Twirp Dance where Reva Went won a FM-AM Cassette player. Mr. Bruckner was the Student Council sponsor where he had such duties as filling the pop machine and organizing meetings. All in all the Student Council had a very good year. Top Right, Seated. Paul Wilke. Standing. Debby Asay, Shannon Behlen, Gina Mueller, Diana Asay, Mike Remm, Kevin Coan, Mike Kruse, and Mr. Bruckner Middle Left, Diana Asay takes over one of the many Student Council tasks as she pins a bulletin up in the Commons area Middle Right, Mr. Bruckner stands before the Council as he tries to keep himself awake Top, Doug Means accepts his letter from Coach Parks. Middle. Shawn Warnke gives a farewell hug to Ann Gehring. Bottom Left, Judy Henke accepts her award at Honors Night. Bottom Right, Lisa Clausen on the stand during the Mock Trial. A t h I e t e s A w e s o m e 94 Athletes are Awesome was the theme for this year's annual athletic banquet, in which athletes and coaches are honored for their work. The banquet was sponsored by the Booster Club and the guest speaker was Randy York. Randy is a busy sports writer for the Lincoln Star. His speech proved to be very good. This year's boy and girl athlete of the year award went to Doug Means and Ann Gehring from the Booster Club. The Lynn Dirks award went to Grant McManigal from Wrestling Coach Ed Kinzer. The Tom Vandenberg award went to Rodger Kuta from Track Coach Larry Whiting. Duane Lusche received a State qualifying medal from the Booster Club. The banquet came to a close with others receiving letter forms and other various awards. Top right, Rodger Kuta receives the Tom Vandenberg award from Mr. Whiting. Middle Left, Athletic banquet speaker Randy York, Sports writer for the Lincoln Star. Middle right, Jeff Muhle receives his letter from Mr. Schmidt. Bottom right, Grant McManigal receives the Lynn Dirks memorial award for Wrestling from Mr. Kinzer. -ATHLETIC BANQUET Top Left, Duane Lusche receives a state qualifying medal from the adult booster club. Middle Left, Diana Asay accepts an award from Coach Lange. Middle right, Doug Means and Ann Gehring - Male and Female honored athletes Bottom Left, Honored Athletes: Rodger Kuta, Doug Means, Ann Gehring, and Grant McManigal. Bottom right, Phil Wemhoff receives an award from Mr. Schmidt. Students Receive Honors and Awards 96-HONORS NIGHT Top Left, Awards Night guests take time to observe Science fair projects. Top Right, Adam Edwards and Todd Henke examine Art projects. Left, Art projects are observed by students and parents Above, Lisa Thomazin and Trace Hassebrooks hand out programs. Top Left, Judy Henke and Sam Osten receive Science Awards Bottom Left, Mrs. Slusarski proudly presents Speech and Drama Awards. Top Right, Mrs. Asche Dresents Business Education Awards to Tammy Gossman and Lisa Korte Bottom Right, Vocational Home Economics Awards are received by Dana Cermak and Stacy Kelley HONORS NIGHT-97 Lakeview students proudly received awards, scholarships, and recognition at Awards Night on May 19. State qualifiers were given awards by the Lakeview Booster Club. The top 10% of each class were also recognized, these students were: Freshmen; Keith Gehring, Tammy Weber, Doug Kapels, Dan Humlicek, Jodi Von Seggern, Chris Luchsinger, Tammy Soulliere, Amy Korte. Soph- omores; Leo Kosch, Luke Wilke, Shannon Behlen, Lisa Hassebrook, Jim Saafeld, Karlene Loseke, Jude Fauteux. Juniors; Kelli Krings, Lori Goering, Judy Henke, Karri Osten, Jeanne Wacha, Lisa Clausen, Gretchen Goering. Seniors; Kent Schumacher, Lisa Thomazin, Kay Gehring, Bill Bachman, Marianne Effa, John Siefken, Ann Gehring, Linda Nelson. Art and Science fair projects were displayed to highlight the evening. 98-HONORS NIGHT fop Left, Holly Nickolite proudly accepts an award for her Contest Winning Poster. fop Right, John Siefken receives Scholar Athlete Award. Bottom Left, Kent Schumacher honorably accepts the Outstanding Senior Mathematics Student Award as Leo Kosch looks on. Above, Mr. Kinzer presents Science Awards to Doug Goedeken anc Ryan Sander. Juniors Receive Government Honors Above, County Government Day — Front Row: Judy Henke, Amy Stuthman, Reva Went, Kelli Krings. Second Row: Stacey Noonan, Artis Janssen, Lisa Clausen, Tracey Greisen, Stacy Kelley, Back Row: Kent Thomazin. Tomas Matre, Brian Kuta, Todd Henke, Vonni Wobig. Lori Goering. Jeanne Wacha. Colleen Humlicek. Doug Goedeken. Left, Girl and Boy Stater — Sitting, Kris Nelson and Lori Goering. Standing, Doug Goedeken. Many Lakeview juniors are given the opportunity to learn about local government by participating in county government day or girl-boy state conference. Juniors who participated in the county government day spent one day with an assigned county official. Various juniors had the opportunity to learn about the day of a county official. Girl-boy staters are selected by local American Legion Posts. Each participant attends a conference during the summer. At the conference they attend classes and sessions to learn about state government. GOVERNMENT-99 A Day Left To Memories Top Left, Kent Schumacher shows a lot of Interest just before he gets ready to check out of school. Top Right, Sam Osten and Jo James shows determination on their face as they practice marching in for graduation. Above, Tomas Matre chuckles at checking out of school. Right, Mr. Cruickshank and Mr. Bames make sure that everything is just perfect for graduation. 100 Top Left, Some senior boys walk their last time down the hall as they approach that exciting moment, Gradua- tion. Top Right, Sandy Jaixen helps Kim Veik with her gown as Jitters start to affect Kim Middle Left, Robin El- sasser shows enthusiasm as the minutes count down for her to take her place. Left, Dave Muhle con- centrating on getting ready for the big step to life Bottom Left. Phil Wem- hoff is acting crazy for his last time at Lakeview while Greg Wurdeman is showing off his grin GRADUATION-101 Top Left, Senior sponsors, Mr. Barnes and Mr. Cruickshank. Middle Left, Tomas Matre proudly stands with his host parents. Bottom Left, Neal Drelfurst and Dana Cemnak march out from graduation ceremonies with thoughts on their minds. 102 Top Right, Senior girls share a happy time as they give presents to say their good-byes. Middle Right, Duane Lusche and Brian Mack listen to Doug Means and Bill Kodad give the right way on how to put tassels on their caps. Bottom Right, After receiving their diplomas the Senior class switch their tassel to the other side of the cap showing that they graduated. Above, 1983 GRADUATION CLASS Left, Top Ten percent: Bill Bachman, Linda Nelson, Lisa Thomazin, John Slefken, Kent Schumacher, Kaylene Gehrlng, Ann Gehrlng and Marianne Etta. Bottom Left, After tassels were turned, happiness was present everywhere. The day they thought would never come was finally here I Graduations will always be remembered as one of the happiest, as well as, saddest days of every Senior's life. Commencement exercises were held on Satur- day, May 21, 1983. The Senior Class proudly marched down the aisle to the processional at precisely 8 p.m. After the invocation was given by the Reverend Warren Woerth, the Lakeview band provided special music featuring the song My Way. Guest speaker Dr. Robert Mortenson gave a speech on The Challenge of Greatness. This was followed with a song, Life Keeps Movin'' by the Senior Choir. Diplomas and Certificates were awarded by Robert Clausen, preceded with the presentation of the class given by Principal Don Schmidt. After the Seniors honorably switched their tassels, the Dream Weavers sang The Lord Is My Shepherd. This was concluded by the benediction by the Reverend Woerth and recessional by the band. The Senior Class had finally ended their high school years and said their last farewell's. They will always look back and reach out for their golden memories of Lakeview High School. 103 Hudson vs Hudson Top Right, Mock Trial team. Front Row: Stacy Noonan, Tracy Greison. Paige Awbrey Second Row: Judge Whi- tehead, Dean Martensen, Kent Thomazin. Lisa Clausen, Mr, Doug Mil- bourn, Columbus lawyer. Middle Left, Dean Martensen sits in the witness stand awaiting the next question to be asked. Middle Right, Lisa Clausen and Kent Thomazin. witnesses, confer with Doug Milbourn before they appear on the witness stand. Bottom Left, Lakeview's Mock Triol lawyers go over their notes before the trial starts. Who was right, was it Thomas Hudson or June Hudson? Thomas and June were divorced on September 10, 1980. Thomas got custody of Johnny their child, but June got visitation rights on the weekends. On October 12, 1980, June apparently took the child to the Henry Doorly Zoo, but never brought him back. Thomas took June to court for child snatching. This is the case that Lakeview's Mock Trial team had to solve, Hudson vs. Hudson, finding of facts and order of custody. Lakeview was on the side of Thomas Hudson. In the end Thomas Hudson won, and he got full custody of Johnny. 104-MOCK TRIAL Top Lett, Jeff Muhle attempts two points. Bottom Left, Todd Hassebrook stripes his track gear Middle. David Brakenhoff stretches out for another win. Middle Right, Jeff Soulliere struggles to get away from his opponent. Bottom Right, Colleen Humlicek looks for a release. 105 FOOTBALL Albion Scotus Ord Central City Crete York Seward Schuyler Fairbury CONFERENCE 3 in east division 3-6 overall Freshman 0-5 J.V. 2-4 Athletic Achieves Through the VOLLEYBALL York Seward Columbus Howells Scotus Aquinos David City Mocteon ossr Fairbury Varsity LHS 38 38 23 34 39 35 11 North Bend Schuyler Aquinas VARSITY WRESTLING Osceola Saint Ed David City Arlington Leigh Howells Central City TOURNAMENTS 5th Albion 4th Conference 7th District OPP Seward 15-8-11 York 15-12-14 St Paul 8-15-6 Albion 15-11-15 Columbus 15-16 Howells 9-13 Scotus Columbus 15-15 Aquinas 15-16 David City 15-15 Madison 11-3 Schuyler 15-10-15 ■ Crete 9-6 Albion 15-15 15-15 15-15 15-15 10-15-15 Cross Country Albion Invitational Lakeview - North Bend Dual Wahoo Invitational Aquinas - Scotus - Lakeview Norfolk Invitational Aquinas - Lakeview - Newman - Osceola Aquinas Invitational Scotus - Osceola - Lakeview OPP 29 29 33 24 21 29 50 6th 1st 5th 2nd 4th 2nd 6th 2nd ' 8th 12th 10th GIRLS BASKETBALL Department High Goals Passing Year GIRLS TRACK Madison - 1st Lakeview Invite - 9th Conference Relays - 7th Wayne State - 4th NB and NG • 1st Schuyler Invite - 6th Centennial - 2nd Albion - 2nd Scotus - 1st Scotus Columbus - 1st Conference - 7 th District - 5th BOYS TRACK Madison - 1st Lakeview Invite - 8th Conference Relays North Bend Invite - 7th Scotus Madison - 2nd Knights of Columbus - 4th Centennial Invite - Scotus J.V. - 2nd David City Freshman Invite - 3rd Albion - 2nd Schuyler Invitational - 9th Central Conference - 12th Districts - 6th mf LHS 29 47 55 48 46 50 35 37 52 38 47 49 52 29 34 40 38 55 42 43 47 48 32 Centennial Crete Osceola David City Wayne OPP 42 38 26 47 36 37 48 31 18 45 41 35 30 33 32 41 32 51 46 51 40 38 40 The Pom-Pom gals shake their spirit When you are a Pom-Pom gal, you do a lot of yelling and shouting at games. These gals don't always yell though, they have to practice too. Practice usually takes place in the summer and after school. The gals decide which outfits they want and they also have to pay for them themselves. The gals were not provided transportation, so they had to pay for gas themselves. The Pom-Pom gals always were busy preparing for pep rallies and they also worked on the cheers they would do. Top, The Varsity Cheerleaders form the letters L.H.S. In an orderly way. Middle Left, Wrestling Cheerleaders, Lisa Clausen, Jeanne Wacha, Jo Jan James, head cheerleader Kris Kluck, Sue Meyer Middle Right, The Varsity Cheerleaders show their moves as they help cheer on the Vikings. 108-CHEERLEADERS Top Left, The Varsity Cheerleaders do a big mouth cheer, to try to get everyone pepped up for a game. Top Right, JV Cheerleaders, Head Reserves cheerleader, Lori Goering, Kim Klug, Kris Nelson. Head girls cheerleader, Kris Allphin. Middle Lett, The JV girl Cheerleaders do a cheer at a pep rally to give everyone spirit. Bottom Left, 1982 Football Cheerleaders. Lisa Thomazin, Head cheerleader, Sandy Rickert. Karri Osten, Gwen Franzen, Trace Hassebrook, If you want to be a Pom-Pom gal, take it from the gals, it takes a lot of time and money, but when it all came down to it the gals always seemed to have fun and just enjoy themselves. The gals had to do a various number of things for the school year, but the hard work paid oft in the end. If you want to be a Pom-Pom gal, just consider all the games that you must attend. Remember this, cheer- leaders are appreciated for their hard work, and it is just plain fun to be a cheerleader. CHEERLEADER-109 The Life of Freddie Top Right, Defensive Ends and Line Backers. Front Row: Brian Kuta. Jeff Muhle. Paul Wilke. John Siefken. Second Row: Roy Kleckner, Scott Wallingford. Todd Hassebrook. Bill Kodad. Phil Wemhoff. Lenny Janssen. John Jaixen. Above, Defensive Backs. Front Row: Joel Smejkal. Russ Sindelar. Sean Casey. Second Row: Doug Means. Ryan Sander. Bill Backman. Rory Went, Dan Hellbusch. Jim Specht. Middle Right, Ends and Receivers. Front Row. Brian Kuta. John Siefken. Paul Wilke, Jeff Muhle, Scott Wallingford. Second Row: Ryan Sander. Bill Bachman. Rory Went. Dan Hellbusch. Right, Quarter Backs and Running Backs. Sean Casey. Bill Kodad. Todd Hassebrook. Jim Specht, Joel Smejkal. Doug Means. Russ Sindelar, John Jaixen. 110 NOME VISITOR DOWN TO GO Top, Varsity Football. Front Row: Monty Walker, Lenny Janssen, John Jaixen. Sam Osten. Phil Whemhoff. Doug Means. Rob Sander, Grant McManigal. Bill Kodad, BUI Bachman. Second Row: Coach Schmidt. Kevin Coan. Joe Zakrzewski. Rory Went. Jeff Muhle. Todd Hassebrook, Paul Wilke. John Siefken. Brian Kuta, Rob Neater. Ryan Sander, Coach Brozovsky. Back Row: Coach Dittmer. Roy Kleckner. Dan Hell- busch. Joel Smejkal. Sean Casey, Russ Sindelar. Jim Specht, Scott Wallingford. Jim Saalfeld. Ross DeBower, Student Manager Greg Wurdeman. Coach Strunk. Middle Left, Interior Defensive Line: Rob Sander, Rob Neater. Jim Saalfeld. Lenny Janssen, Ross DeBower, Grant McManigal, Joe Zakrzewski, Kevin Coan. Sam Osten. Bottom Left, Offensive Linemen. Front Row: Sam Osten, Phil Wemhoff, Ross DeBower, Rob Sander, Rob Neater. Back Row: Roy Kleckner, Joe Zakrzewski. Jim Saalfeld. Kevin Coan. Grant McManigal. FOOTBALL-111 Top Left, Greg Wurdeman does his job as manager by filling water jugs and many more odd jobs. Top Right, John Jaixen All-Conference Offensive Back, Phil Wemhoff All-Conference Linebacker and All-State Honor- able Mention, Ryan Sander All-Conference Defensive Back. Doug Means All-Conference Defensive Back and All- Conference Offensive Punter, Jeff Muhle All-Conference Offensive End, Sam Osten All-Conference Offensive Lineman. Middle Right, Reserves, Front Row: Russ Sindelar, Jeff Mattison. Rick Awbrey. Roy Kleckner. Brian Souillere, Joel Smejkal, Sean Casey. Coach Dittmer, Student Manager Greg Wurdeman. Second Row: Coach Strunk. Coach Schmidt, Jim Specht, Keith Gehring. Joe Zakrzewski. Kevin Coan. Brian Kuta. Monty Walker, Rob Neater. Jim Saalfeld, Coach Brozovsky, Scott Wallingford. Above, Ryan Sander tries to get the ball and Paul Wilke stands ready for a pass. Right, Todd Hassebrook runs with the ball as Rob Sander and Paul Wilke looks on. Top Right, Russ Sindelor tries to moke a touch down, os Kevin Coan comes from behind. Middle Left, Freshman Football Team, Front Row: Steve Thomazln. Jerry Jalxen, Mike Kruse, Brian Soulliere. Scott Smejkal. Gary Zakrzewski, Ron Remm. Row Two: Kevin Martensen. Tim Rodehorst, Chad Schwarting, Rick Awbrey, Keith Gehring, Doug Kapels, Bill Runge. John Biggerstaff Back Row Paul Davidshofer, Jeff Inselman. Evan Bisson, Ryan Willms. Jeff Mattlson, Scott Wurdeman, Ed Lemberg Coach Strunk, Coach Schmidt, Coach Brozovsky, Coach Dittmer. Bottom Left, Russ Sindelar pushes for extra yardage as Kevin Coan and other team members look on. My name is Freddie Football. I spent the past year playing for the mighty Lakevlew Vikings and that was one tough job! Our season record was 3-6 over-all. The season started off on September 3 in our territory. Albion defeated us 6-14. Our second rival was Scotus. Unfortunately, the score in their favor was 8-13. Boy! Was that game ever rough on my shins! On September 17 we made our first whooping victory over Ord with a final score of 0-40. I took quite a few flying leaps that might! We came back for our second win on September 24. The final score of the Central City game was 20-15. On the rainy night of Homecom- ing we came face to face with Crete. The score in their favor was 6-12. By the end of that game I was drenched from end to end! On October 8 we packed our duffle bags and traveled to York for a 12-9 victory. The next two weeks I would rather forget as we were defeated with a score of 0-21 to Seward and 0-14 to Schuyler. But we enthusiastic Vikings never gave up! We triumphantly left the field with a 14-0 victory over Fairbury for our last game on October 29. As I finally retire from my position as head football, I can trully say that I will always look back with a smile on my lace as I reach out and remember all of those terrific games I played with the mighty Lakeview Vikings! 113 Cross Country Activates '83 The Cross Country Team had another busy year as always. They had a lot of meets, but for them the most important meet was Conference. Last year there was a new School record set, but this year there weren't any new records set. All the runners who participated did their very best to make it a good year. The team had a workout of 2-6 miles a day for practice. Even though practice was tough the participants did a nice job. This was Coach Whiting's ninth year of Coaching and he has done a great job. Coach Whiting said all of the runners did a good job to make this another great Cross Country year. Top Right, After a hard run, Dave Brakenhoff decides to give Dennis Young a leg message, while Dennis lies in the sun on the grass and relaxes. Right, Cross Country Team, Front Row: Jeff Nicolas, Rodger Kuta, Tom Kelley, Bruce Schimdt, Mike Schrieber. Back row: Dave Brakenhoff, Jason Badje, Engene Finecy, Jeff Soulliere, Kevin Tuma. Doug Goedeken, Coach Whiting. 114-CROSS COUNTRY Top Left, The Cross Country team enjoy stretching out and visiting with one another after they all had a very hard workout. Rodger Kuta anticipates getting ready to run in another meet. Top Right, Kevin Tuma shows us how fast he can run in his Cross Country meet. He has what it takes to be a runner. Middle, Coach Whiting figures out team scores with the visiting coach after the meet. Bottom Left, Jeff Soulliere shows the fatigue and grit on his face while he runs a very hard long race to victory. Inexperience hinders the young Viqueens but victory shines through teamwork Top £lght, JV Volleyball Team, Front Row: Michelle Pieters, Lori Janssen. Coach Melva Westmeyer, Pam Klink, Susan Hassebrook. Row Two: Lisa Hulsebus. Denise Kuta. Michelle Asche, Sue Janssen. Row Three Karlene Loseke, Shannon Behlen. Back Row: Vicki Osten. Middle Right, The volleyball team receives for districts a good luck cake decorated by the girl cheerleaders. Bottom Left, Front Row: Kay Gehring, Judy Henke. Ann Gehring. Row Two: Amy Stuthman. Karlene Loseke, Lisa Hulsebus. Back Row: Lisa Korte, Diana Asay. Reva Went, Shannon Behlen, Colleen Humlicek. Bottom Right, Tammie Rowan, as student manager, checks over the volleyball girls uniforms. 116-VOLLEYBALL Top Left, Diana Asay and Shannon Behlen. before the first action volleyball game which was played dt York. Frenchbraid Lisa Korte's and Judy Henke's hair. Top Right, Front Row: Diane Sander, Amy Korte. Debby Asay, Donna Lusche. Row two: Kari Brandt, Andrea Janssen, Rhonda Borchers, Stacey Sprunk Back Row: Freshman Coach Karen Parr: Sheila Pallas, Jennifer Mueller. Tammy Gehring, Jodi Von Seggern. Bottom Left, Ann Gehring gets ready to set the volleyball as Diana Asay looks on. The Volleyball Team had a pretty good season this year. The Varsity had a 8-8 record. The Varsity team took second place in the Albion Tournament, and tied for first in the East division of the Conference with a 4-1 record. The JV team had a 3-8 record. The Freshman compiled an 8-3 record. They also won the York Freshman Tournament. The JV had a young inexperienced team also. The team was made up of Sophomores and Freshmen. They played teams that were made up mostly of Juniors, so this was a good learning experience that will improve their playing ability in years to come. i VOLLEYBALL-117 Top Left, Coach Lange takes a minute to relax and think during a game. Bottom Left. Diana Asay and Colleen Humlicek anxiously await for the ball to come. Top Right, Kay Gehring spikes the ball hard, as Colleen Humlicek and Lisa Korte look on. Bottom Middle, Amy Stuthman sets the ball perfectly for her team mates. Bottom Right, Michelle Pieters prepares to serve the ball over the net. 118-VOLLEYBALL Top Left, Freshman Coach Karen Parr talks over with her team, about what their next strategy is. Top Right, Colleen Humlicek gives a sigh of relief after hitting the ball successfully over the net. Middle Left, Ann Gehring, All Conference Honorable Mention, Diana Asay. All Conference. All State Honorable Mention. Lisa Korte. All Conference. Middle Right, Amy Korte whirls a spike over the net. as Debby Asay and Jodi VonSeggern look on. Bottom Left, Andrea Janssen keeps a sharp eye out for the ball as it comes over the net. Overall the team played well with its inexperience. They only had one returning starter, who was Diana Asay, and two other letter winners, Lisa Korte and Ann Gehring. Considering the tough, more experienced competition, they had a good year. 119 Viking Men Pull through Rigorous Season Top Right, 1982-83 Varsity basketball team, front row: Dave Muhle. Joel Smejkal, Rodger Kuta. Jim Specht. Bill Bachman, Back row: Coach Joel Parks, Rory Went, Brian Kuta, Keith Gehring. Jeff Muhle, Paul Wilke, Greg Wurdeman. Joe Zakrzewski. Doug Means, Assistant Coach Tom Lange, Middle Right, Basketball managers Bill Runge, Loren Hellbusch. Jerry Jaixen Bottom Left, Coach Parks discusses the next play of strategy Bottom Right, All conference basketball members, front row: Jeff Muhle, Paul Wilke Bock row: Doug Means. 120-BASKETBALL The varsity Viking bas- ketball team played a rigorous season, ending the 4 month roundball term with a hard fought for-well earned 14-7 record. Highlighting every team member's memories of the sea- son would have to be the double defeat of our cross town rivals, Scotus. The Vikings put on a good show for the crowd during the holiday tour- neys at Platte College, conquer- ing the green team 41-39, but the real crowd pleaser took place during a regular season game, when our Vikings rocked the Shamrocks through 3 overtimes and came out on top 70-60. Capturing honors for their playing abilities on the court were Jeff Muhle achieving All- Conf. and Paul Wilke along with Doug Means obtaining Honor- able Mention. The team's excellent playing skills and substantial season record was their ticket to the district playoffs in Norfolk, where the players roared through first round action beating, Wayne 64-46. In second round action however, the boys were unable to thrice defeat the tough Scotus Shamrock squad. The loss to Scotus put the team out of the playoffs, but the team was still “number 1 to their Lakeview fans. Top Right, Jeff Muhle pufs his heighth to good use in attempt to make a bucket Middle Top, Paul Wilke gets a close shot during a game Top Left, Rory Went uses his skill at the jump shot. Bottom Lett, Doug Means defensively blocks an opposing team member Middle Bottom, Rodger Kuta looks to pass to an open team mate. Bottom Right, Greg Wurdeman nabs the ball before any one else has the chance J.V's Have Good Season The Junior Varsity basketball team had a successful season this year, sporting a 0-3 record at the end of the season. Under the supervision of coach Tom Lange, the J.V. team won key games that they had set goals for at the seasons beginning, and played well as a team, improving with every game. All the players contributed their very best playing abilities this year, with heighth and quickness being good points for the teams. Top Right, 1982-83 J.V. basketball team, front row: Jim Specht. David Brakenhoff, Wade Behlen. Rod Arndt. Bruce Schmidt, Sean Casey. Back Row: Joel Smejkal, Brian Kuta, Scott Willingford. Coach Tom Lange. Keith Gehring. Joe Zakrzewski, Jim Saalfeld. Middle Right, Coach Lange chalks out a plan for the team while Coach Rhode looks on. Bottom Left, Jim Specht has a clear shot at two points. Bottom Right, Brian Kuta grabs the rebound as Keith Gehring stands ready to assist. Middle Top, Coach Rhode and Ns frosh team talk things over in the huddle. Bottom Left, Gary Zakrzewski ends his shot in perfect form. Bottom Right, Wade Behlen looks for offensive help out on the court. Bottom Middle. 1982-83 Freshmen basketball team. Front Row: Dan Humlicek. Ron Lueschen, Chad Schwarting. Brian Soulliere. Scott Smejkal. Doug Kaples. Second Row: Scott Wurdeman. Jeff Insleman, Gary Gossman. Wade Behlen. Gary Zakrzewski. Third Row: Tim Rodehorst. Keith Gehring. Ryan Willms. Fourth Row: Steve Thomasin, Mike Hoadley. Top Row: Coach Rich Rhode. BASKETBALL-123 Viqueens Capture Second Place Ik Top left, Coach Lake uses his basketball knowledge to guide his team Top Right, 1982-83 Varsity basketball, front row: Kelli Krings, Andrea Janssen, Colleen Humlicek, Karlene Loseke, Diana Asay, Amy Stuthman, Denise Kuta. Back row: Melva Westmeyer, Pam Klink, Suzan Hassebrook, Ann Gehring, Kaylene Gehring, Michelle Asche, Reva Went, Rhonda Borchers, Coach Bob Lake. Middle left, All conference basketball members Kaylene Gehring and Ann Gehring. Middle right, Basketball student managers Jan Richards, Lisa Mueller, Jan Behlen. Veronica Griffith, Dylene Kuipers. Bottom left, Ann Gehring, Kaylene Gehring and Diana Asay accept the runner-up trophy at districts after a long emotional game. The lady Viqueens achieved many things that other ball teams only dream of and played the kind of basketball all coaches like to see. The Viqueens went to districts with a regular season record of 13-6 and hopes of a trip to state. West Point was the first obstacle in the tournament for the girls to overcome, and that they did, 47-40. Second on the list were the Scotus Shamrocks, which again the girls pulled out and defeated to earn the ticket to go on in the tourneys. The next game was against Hartington Cedar Catholic, but this was the team that halted the hopes for stafe, as the tough Hartington girls defeated our ladies in blue, to leave them home from state but with a second seed and the runner-up trophy. Top left, Kaylene Gehring shoots for two over the opponents heads. Top middle, Ann Gehring suc- cessfully bounces a pass past the opposing team. Top right, Diana Asay looks for another player in blue to help her out. Bottom left, Kelli Krings shoots from the outside in attempt to hoop the ball. Middle center, Reva Went an- ticipates the rebound of the ball. Bottom center. Colleen Humlicek J.V. Team Improved As Season Progressed Top left, 1982-83 J.V. Basketball team, front row: Rhonda Borchers, Sheryl Jarosz Karri Brandt. Debby Asay, Andrea Janssen. Barb Schreiber. Back row: Denise Kuta, Karlene Loseke, Coach Melva Westmeyer, Suzon Hassebrook, Pam Klink. Michelle Asche. Middle left, Melva Westmeyer does her job as coach during a time out. Bottom left, Pam Klink lines up with the basket before shooting. Middle bottom, Karlene Loseke shoots from the far outside. Bottom right, Suzan Hassebrook follows through after a successful send off. Coach Westmeyer and her JV squad ended their season with 7 wins and 6 losses. The six hardworking sophomores along with various freshman worked hard throughout the season and learned much about the tough competitiveness on the J.V. level. Coach Westmeyer's guided enthusiasm was shown as the team improved each game. Much is expected of Susan. Pam, Karlene, Denise, Barb, and Michelle as they step up to become varsity performers! 14 freshman girls along with first year coach Charolette Shaw put together an outstanding record of seven wins and only one loss. The young team showed a great deal of enthusiasm and willingness to learn. Each player worked hard in practice and gave 110% at game time. Many of the girls were called upon to play with the J.V. squad. This gave them the motivation and experience that improved each individual as a player. During the season, the girls learned many new aspects about playing B.B. and over-all about the game itself. Coach Shaw's determination, hard work, and time gave the girls the ability to be such a success. Congratulations Coach Shaw and freshman B.B. players on a well deserved super season. Freshman Girls Show Great Technique Top left, The frosh team listens up” in the locker room at half-time. Middle right, 1982-83 Freshman basketball team, front row: Tammy Gehring. Rhonda Borchers, Andrea Janssen, Karri Brandt, Debby Asay. Second row: Rhonda Martensen. Carolyn Mueller. Diane Sander, Sheryl Jarosz. Third row: Amy Korte, Ruth Christensen, Donna Lusche. Fourth row: Stacey Sprunk, Leslie Griffith. Top row: Coach Charolette Shaw. Bottom left, Rhonda Borchers plays woman to woman defense. Bottom right, Andrea Janssen skillful- ly drives down court. BASKETBALL-127 Hard Work Produces Excellent Season Top right, Coach Kinzer gives one of his wrestlers some helpful hints as he and some team members watch from the sidelines. Middle, 1982-83 Wrestling team; front row: Kris Kasper. Ronnie Remm; Jeff Garbers. Doug Feik. Kendall Loseke. Tyler Granger, Duane Lusche. Second row: Student man- ager, Kyla Ernst, Ed Ballweg. Doug Blaser, Jeff Cerny, Jim Mohrman, Joel Barrow. Ed Lemburg, Jeff Nicolas, Student Manager. Lisa Hulsebus. Back row: Coach. Ed Kinser, Assistant Qoach. Dwight Loseke. Grant McManigal. Adam Edwards. Tomas Matre. Rich Weber, Todd Luchsinger. Monty Walker. Jeff Moeller. Student Manager, Paul Davidshofer. Assistant Coach Bruce Pierce. Bottom right, The Lakeview bench watches intensely as an exciting match takes place. 128-WRESTLING The 1982-83 Wrestling season was centered around the coaching and leader- ship of Ed Kinzer and Senior matmen Duane Lusche and Grant McManigal. Each individual wrestled with a great deal of desire and enthusiasm throughout the year. They worked hard in practice and the team's excellent record of 5 wins and only 2 losses showed for it. Mr. Kinzer felt that it was a good season overall with 25 wrestlers finishing the year. Not to be forgotten as a part of the wrestling squad were the student managers who gave to the team their time and support. Top left, Coach Kinzer and Coach Pierce watch a match with a critical eye. Middle left, Duane Lusche is caught by the roving photographer between his matches. Middle center, Coach Pierce and Grant McMan- agal sit In the bleachers and watch the competition. Middle right, Monty Walker steps into the Limelight as a channel 10 sports announcer Interviews him on his wrestling antics. WRESTLING-129 Top left, Ed Ballweg puts a wrestling hold on his opponent. Top right, Grant McManigal attempts to squeeze out of the other guy's clutches. Middle left, Steve Pallas attempts to wrestle his man to the mat. Middle right, Todd Luchsinger awaits the right moment for a takedown. Bottom left, Monty Walker works his way out of a tight spot . Bottom right, Jeff Souillere tries his own technique at takedown points. The highlight of Duane Lusche's career was winning 4 matches at Districts in Boy's Town resulting in his qualification for state. Duane was on Varsity all four years of his career. He worked hard and although his competition was always tough, he never quit. With that attitude, he accomplished his goal. Duane finished his season 18-13. Congratulations Duane on a super job. Top right, Duane Lusche studies his opponent before he puts the move on him. Top left, Duane Lusche earned his way to state under the guidance of Coach Kinzer. Bottom left, Judy Henke does her duty as student manager. Bottom right, Tom Matre is awarded a special metal of participation by Coach Kinzer and senior wrestlers Duane Lusche and Grant McManigal. Tracksters Finish Strong Season Below. Girls' Track managers - Dianna Prazan. Stacy Kelley. Tammy Henke, and Stacy Noonan, supervise the long jump pit. Bottom Right, Kay Gehring prepares for the long run Bottom Left. Amy Korte, Rhonda Brochers, and Coact Shaw take a break from the meet. Middle Left, Reva Went and Kelli Krings have a silly moment. Left. Girls' Track Members. First Row: Diane Sanders Debby Asay, Kay Gehring, Diana Asay. Lisa Hulsebus Second Row: Coach Lake, Amy Stuthman. Judy Henke Kelli Krings. Reva Went. Shannon Behlen. Third Row Denise Kuta, Pam Klink, Suzan Hassebrook, Colleer Humlicek, Michelle Asche, Kari Brandt. Fourth Row Coach Lange. Andrea Janssen. Rhonda Borchers. Leslie Griffith. Carolyn Mueller, Amy Korte. Coach Shaw. Top Row: Girls' Track Managers — Stacy Kelley. Tammy Henke. Dianna Prazan. Stacy Nonan. (not pictured. Anr Gehring) The girls track team this year, headed by only three senior members Diana Asay, Kay Gehring, and Ann Gehring, had quite a successtul season. The Viqueen harriers had their best season finish of the year at Utica, where they placed second in team standings. The team also had a good standing in the conference meet here at Lakeview, placing 7th. Andrea Janssen had an excellent day May 13, at the district track meet held at Pawnee Park. Andrea broke the Lakeview two-mile record on this date, making her eligible for the state track meet in Omaha, May 21. Also meeting state qualifications were Kay Gehring and Rhonda Borchers. Down at State, Andrea Janssen had another good day. as she broke the new two-mile record she had set at Districts with a time of 12:04 and placed fifth in the state standings. Top Right, 1983 State Qualifiers - Kay Gehring. Rhonda Borchers, and Andrea Janssen Middle Lett, Shannon Behlen displays form over the hurdles. Middle Right, Kelli Krings stretches for more Bottom Left, Diane Asay concentrates before throwing the shot put. Bottom Right, Ann Gehring prepares to throw the discus. GIRLS TRACK-133 Top Left, Field Event Track Members. Front Row: Greg Luchsinger, Ryan Sander, Rob Neater, Rodger Kuta, Todd Hassebrook, and Phil Wemhoff. Row Two: Doug Means. Todd Henke. Kevin Coan, Brian Kuta, and Mark Goering. Row Three: Jim Saalfeld, Keith Gehring. Dan Humlicek, and Ryan Willms. Top Right, Jeff Muhle clears the hurdle as he wonders how he's going to clear the next. Bottom Left, Phil Wemhoff takes a five minute break. Bottom Middle. Todd Hassebrook gets ready for the pole vault event. Bottom Middle, Brian Kuta in the long jump. Bottom right, Jim Specht and Kent Thomazin show their friendship. 134-BOYS TRACK Phil Carries Boys Track To State This year the boys track team put forth many hard hours of practice and an all out effort to accomplish a successful season filled with many excellent team standings. The team had their lone first place standing in the first meet of the year against Madison, this was then followed by a handful of second and third place ratings. In the conference track meet held at Central City, May 7, the team placed twelfth with Greg Luchsinger placing fifth in the pole vault with an exceptional leap of 11 '6 and Todd Henke placing sixth in the shot put, tossing it 46 2V2 . Phil Wemhoff was the only trackster to qualify at districts in Columbus, May 12 for a trip to the state meet in Omaha, May 21. Top, Long Distance. Front Row: Mike Schrieber. Brian Kuta. Phil Wemhoff. Rodger Kuta. and Doug Goedeken Bdck Row Eugene Finecy. Evan Bisson. Doug Feik, Roy Kleckner. Dan Humlicek, and Kevin Coan. Middle Left, Mr Brozousky tries his luck at throwing the discus. Middle, Short Distance. Front Row: Keith Gehrlng. Phil Wemhoff. Todd Hassebrook and Todd Henke Back Row: Jerry Jaixen, Mark Gehring, Russ Sindelar. Scott Wallingford. Thad Fauteux. Evan Bisson, Doug Goedeken and Eugene Finecy Middle Right. Greg Luchsinger in the pole vault. Bottom, Ryan Sander takes a rest during a track meet BOYS TRACK-135 Golfer's First Year Has Good Beginning This year we introduced a new sport into Lakeview's sport curriculum. For the first time Lakeview students took part in Golf meets and tour- naments. The golfers prac- ticed every day at the country club, although they were sometimes rained out. This year may have been the first year for golf, but it definately will not be the last. The golfers really enjoyed it, and they enjoyed competing even better. Top Right; Wade Behlen checks the temperature before golf practice. Top Left; Ross Krumland watches to see if his shot was accurate. Bottom Right; Lakeview golfers: back row; Wade Behlen. Jason Badge. Scott Smejkal. Jim Specht, Joel Smejkal. Front row. Coach Parks, Brett Manak, Mike Kruse, Ross Krumland, Ron Remm, Jay Engel. Not pictured; Tom Matre and Chris Luchsinger. Bottom Left; Ross Krumland, Wade Behlen and Jay Engel line up for practice. 136-GOLF Top Left; Scott Smejkal shows his style. Top Right; Scott Smejkal. Joel Smejkal. and Jirr Specht show different stages of Golfing. Bottom Left. Coach Parks instructs Jason Badge or how to chip the ball. Above. Brett Manak concentrates on a putt. GOLF-137 FARMERS COOP OIL CO. Complete line of fertilization chemicals with custom application Tank wagon service. Grain storage and feed. Farmers Cooperative Co. Platte Center, Ne. Oil 246-3215 Elev. 246-2555 Fert. 246-2780 Dr. C A. Cray COOP Dr. C. D. Saagar Dr. J. R. Trofholx OPTOMETRIC CENTER Office Hours OF COLUMBUS, P.C. Mon.-Fr. 9:00-5:30 Closed Saturday 3806 Howard BL Open Tues Thurs. Eve. 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Located 3 Blocks East of the Water Tower 2420 11th Street reston CF I • Anhydrous Ammonia • Farm Chemicals • Dry Fertilizer • Wil-Rich Equipment Phone 564-1478 Columbus, Nebraska 68601 Creston, NE 285-0460 'We don't want all the business - just yours. MIESSLER DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists Cosmetics 2509 13th St. Columbus, Ne Phone 564-3263 DREWS TIRE SERVICE, INC. Recapping - Repairing - New Tires WHOLESALE RETAIL 2910 - 13th Street COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA 68601 ART PRINTERY School supplies, office supplies Phone 564-6203 2408 13th St. Howard H. 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PHONE 402-564-0565 Deli - Sandwich Shoppe Good Down Home Cookin' HOURS MON-SAT 8:30-4:30 Mix KUSTOM KWIK PRINT Checking Accounts with Interest Savings Accounts Student Loans for College 2321 11th St. Columbus, NE 68601 Phone 564-7716 For an Early Start on a Successful Future EQUITABLE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 16th Street and 33rd Avenue Columbus FSLIC 564-1371 GIBSON PHARMACY Phone 564-7138 2470 32nd Ave. Columbus, NE 68601 Awbrey Automotive 8c Radiator Repair Center Major 8c Minor Repairs Brakes - Electrical -Exhaust Auto 8c Manual Transmissions Wheel Align 8c Balancing Air Conditioner Repair Hours 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM Mon-Fri 7:30 AM to NOON-Sat 564-9408 Columbus 911 23rd St. E. (East Hwy 30 Sand Ind. Site) 143 ARNDT BUILDING SYSTEMS BUTLER AGRI-BUILDER SALES - SERVICE - ERECTION 3404 23rd St. Columbus 564-5558 Champlain Product Distributor STEENBOCK OIL CO. Las Steenbock Columbus. NE 68601 P.O. 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Member FDIC SCHUMACHER IRRIGATION Columbus, NE PVC Underground Lindsay Tow Lines Plain 8c Gated Pipe 246-3685 246-4115 I 1263 26th Ave. Columbus, NE 68601 D Platte Center, Nebraska BRUCKNER'S featuring SHURFINE FOODS Platte Center, Nebraska VIRG'S GARAGE General Repair Aluminum Welding Platte Center, NE 68653 246-2765 GUYS 564-2911 GIRLS 564-1611 145 H V DECORATING SERVICE VELMA LIPPERT Home Decorating Specialist Q blister Donut 1670-33rd Ave. Phone 564-4000 Columbus, NE. 68601 ORDER YOUR 1984 YEARBOOK EARLY See Yearbook Staff Members For Details BURGER KING STUDENTS - SUPPORT YOUR SCHOOL Paid For By Student Council 2834 23rd St. Columbus 564-9143 MANAGER: Loys Crawford 146 147 A — E ANers. Duone (So) 38. 70. Alphln. Kris (So) 7. 38. 46. 50. 57. 60. 64. 65. 66. 67. 72. 88. 109. 116. Arndt. Alee (Staff) 2. 13. Arndt. Carmen (Sr) 18. 31. 62. 64. 66. 67. 71. 74. 77. 103. Arndt. Cindy (Sr) 17. 18. 31. 103 Arndt. Rod (So) 38. 50. 57. 122. Asoy. Debby (Fr) 42. 50. 55. 64. 66. 67. 88. 92. 117. 119. 126. 127. 132 Asoy. Diana (Sr) 5. 11. 15. 18. 20. 29. 31. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 55. 56. 59. 60. 63. 66. 67. 78. 86. 87. 88. 89. 92. 94. 95. 96. 103. 106. 107. 116. 117. 118. 119. 124. 125. 132. 133 Asche. Janese (Tr) 12. 81. 97. Ascne. Mche e (So) 38. 64. 65. 66. 67. 86. 116. 124. 126. 132 Ascne. Nei (Staff) 12. Awbrey. Paige (Jr) 33. 34. 104 Awbrey. Rick (Fr) 42. 49. 50. 52. 55. 112. 113. Bachman. 81 (Sr) 9. 18. 28. 29. 31. 70. 72. 84. 85. 86. 90.91. 103. 110. 111. 120 Badje. Jason (So) 38. 40. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 114. 136. 137. BaHweg. Ed (So) 38. 128. 130 Barnes. Gale (Tr) 12. 45. 52. 100. 102. Barrow. Joel (Fr) 42. 48. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 128 Becher. Brenda (Jr) 5. 34. 59. 74. 77. 81. Becher. Sondra (So) 4. 38. 57. 74. 75. 77. 88 Behlen. Jan (Sr) 18. 28. 31. 62. 64. 65. 66. 67. 81. 86. 103. 124. Behlen. Shannon (So) 37 . 38. 50. 57. 70. 72. 74. 75. 76. 77. 86. 87. 92. 116. 117. 132. Behlen. Steve (So) 3. 38. 57. 66, 67. 128. 133 Behlen. Wode (Fr) 42. 48. 50. 122. 123. 136 Berg. Kay (Tr) 12. 75. Btggerstaff. John (Fr) 41. 42. 86. 113. Bisson. Evan (Fr) 11. 42. 113. 134 Blaser. Doug (Fr) 4. 42. 86. 128 Blaser. Sue (Sr) 18. 25. 31. 68. 74. 103 Bohuslavsky. June (Sr) 17. 18. 31. 46. 47. 50. 90. 103 Bonser. Randy (Fr) 42. 128 Borchers. Cletus (Jr) 34. 62. 74. Borchers. Rhonda (Fr) 8. 42. 44. 49. 50. 117. 119. 124. 126. 127. 132. 133 Boswel. Peggy (So) 38 Boucher. 81 (Tr) 12. 63 Bowman. Jayne (Jr) 4. 34. 78. Brodtey. Bruce (Jr) 2. 34 Brakenhoff. Dave (So) 38. 40. 57. 70. 105. 114. 122. Brandt. Karl (Fr) 14. 42. 44. 50. 117. 119. 126. 127. 132. Brozovsky. Allen (Cooch) 111. 112. 113. 135. Bruckner. Tom (Tr) 12. 92 Buler. Dawn (Fr) 15. 42. 81. 88 148 Index Casey. Brian (Jr) 34. 86. 122 Casey. Sean (So) 38. 49. 50. 57, 86. 110. 111. 112. 122. Cech. Todd (Fr) 42. 74. 84. 129. Cermak. Dona (Sr) 18. 31. 62. 82. 83. 88. 97. 102. 103 Cemy. Jeff (So) 38. 57. 80. 81. 86. 128 Chambertn, Tom (So) 38 Christensen. Ruth (Fr) 42.50.64.65.66. 67. 72. 127. Clausen. Lisa (Jr) 5. 34. 68. 70. 74. 77. 81. 88. 93. 99. 104. 108 Coan. Kely (Fr) 2. 3. 42. 64. 66. 67. 88 Coon. Kevin (Jr) 9. 34. 59. 62. 64. 66. 67. 86. 92. 111. 112. 135. Coke. Sondra (Tr) 12. 78. Cruickshank. Richard (Tr) 12. 45. 52. 100. 102 Davidshofer. Paul (Fr) 42. 113. 128 DeBower. Ross (Sr) 18. 28. 31. 55. 56. 59. 101. 103. 111. Delozier. Lori (Jr) 2. 4. 34. 74. 78. 81 Dittmer. Francis (Tr) 12. 111. 112. 113. Dobbs. Douglas (Tr) 12 Dohmen. Diane (Sr) 19. 24. 28. 31. 61. 64. 65. 66. 67. 74. 75. 77. 103. Donoghue. Mark (Fr) 42. 84 Dreifurst. Neal (Sr) 19. 25. 28. 29. 31. 50. 52. 53. 54. 102. 103. Edwards. Adam (Jr) 6. 7.33. 34. 74. 75. 76. 86. 96. 128. Effa. Marianne (Sr) 7. 19. 28. 31. 48.68. 74. 75. 76. 77. 88. 89. 90. 103. Eickhoff. Ralph (Tr) 12. 84. 85. Elsasser. Robin (Sr) 4. 19. 31. 53. 54,62. 71. 74. 78. 101. 103. Eisner. Darrel (Fr) 42 Engel, Jay (So) 38. 50. 57. 63. 64. 66. 67. 72. 74. 76. 81. 136 Ernst. Kylo (Fr) 42. 74. 75. 77. 128. F — J Faltm. Sandy (Tr) 12. 71. Fauteux. Thodd (So) 38. 135 Fehncke. CMs (Sr) 19. 24. 29. 31. 46. 47. 50. 62. 63. 64. 66. 67. 71. 103 Felk. Doug (Fr) 42. 128. 135. Finecy. Cathy (Sr) 16. 19. 28. 29. 31. 60. 61. 62. 63. 66. 67. 74. 75. 77. 103 Finecy. Christy (Sr) 19. 28. 29. 31. 60. 61. 62. 64. 66. 67. 74. 75. 77. 103 Finecy. Eugene (Fr) 42. 84. 114. 135 Fronzen. Gwen (Sr) 6. 8. 9. 19. 20. 28. 31. 50. 53. 54. 56. 62. 63. 64. 66. 67. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 88. 89. 90. 102. 103. 108. 109. Fry. Rocky (Jr) 9. 34. 45. 72. 73. 78 Gorber. Jeff (Fr) 42. 80. 81. 128. Gehring. Ann (Sr) 2. 19. 28. 29. 31. 32. 45. 46. 47. 49. 50. 62. 63. 64. 66. 67. 74. 76. 78. 79. 86. 88. 90. 93. 95. 103. 106. 116. 117. 119. 124. 125. 133 Gehring. Kaylene (Sr) 8. 20. 22. 29. 31. 45. 52. 62. 63. 64. 66. 67. 70. 72. 79. 80. 81. 86. 88. 90. 91. 103. 116. 118. 124. 125. 132. 133. Gehring. Keith (Fr) 42. 63. 64. 66. 67. 81. 84. 112. 113. 120. 122. 123. 134. 135. Gehring. Tammy (Fr) 42. 63. 64. 66. 67. 88. 117. 119. 127. Goedeken. Doug (Jr) 34. 86. 98. 99. 114. 135. Goerlng. Aison (Fr) 41 Goerlng. Gretchen (Jr) 5. 34. 70. 74. 90. 91 Goerlng. Lori (Jr) 8. 34. 50. 72. 81. 88. 90. 91. 99. 109 Goerlng. Mark (Fr) 42. 48. 134. 135. Gossman. Gary (Fr) 42. 123. Gossman. Tammy (Jr) 34. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 96. 97 Graham. Arcey (Jr) 34 Granger. Tyler (So) 38. 74. 77. 86. 128 Greisen. Tracy (Jr) 34. 74. 77. 86. 88. 89. 99. 104 Griffith. Leslie (Fr) 7. 42. 44. 81. 127. 132. Griffith. Veronica (Jr) 7. 34. 58. 72. 78. 81. 124. Harkness. Sue (Sr) 22. 25. 31. 62. 63. 66. 67. 69. 72. 73. 103 Hassebrook. Bob (Jr) 34 Hossebrook. Lisa (So) 15. 38. 70. 81. Hassebrook. Suzan (So) 38. 40. 57. 72. 73. 86. 88. 89. 116. 118. 124. 126. 132. Hassebrook. Todd (Sr) 22. 28. 31. 79. 84. 85. 86. 103. 105. 110. 111. 134. 135. Hassebrook. Trace (Sr) 8. 9. 21. 22. 28. 31. 62. 72. 73. 88. 90. 91. 96. 103. 108. 109 Hawk. Jim (Staff) 13 Heltxjsch. Dan (Sr) 28. 31. 32. 79. 84. 85. 86. 101. 103. 110. Ill Hetxisch. Loren (Jr) 33. 34. 72. 120. 129 Henke. Judy (Jr) 10. 34. 62. 63. 64. 66. 67. 86. 90. 91. 93. 97. 99, 106. 116. 117. 131. 132. Henke. Shely (Sr) 22. 31. 72. 97. 103 Henke. Tammy (Jr) 34. 78. 132 Henke. Todd (Jr) 34. 58. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 70. 74. 76. 86. 87. 96. 99. 134. 135. Hennessy. Lisa (Sr) 22. 103. m. Jay (Fr) 42 Hoodey. George (Staff) 13. Hoodtey. Mike (Fr) 42. 123. Huggler. Modge (Tr) 12. 82. 83. 97 Hughes. Come (Sr) 22. 24. 31. 68. 75. 103. Huisebus. Lisa (So) 38. 57. 74. 75. 76. 77. 116. 128. 132 Humlcek. Coleen (Jr) 34. 72. 73. 81. 82. 86. 99. 105. 116. 117. 118. 119. 124. 125. 132 Humlcek. Dan (Fr) 43. 72. 123. 134. 135. Hynek. Pam (So) 38 Inseknan. Barb (Staff) 12. 15 Inselman. Jeff (Fr) 43. 113. 123 Iverson, Bob (Staff) 13. Jaixen. Jerald (Fr) 42. 43. 50. 84. 113. 120. 135. Jaixen. John (Sr) 22. 25.31.59. 86.110. 111. 112. Jaixen. Sandy (Sr) 15. 20. 23. 25. 28. 29. 31. 62. 81. 101. 103. James. Jo Jan (Sr) 6. 23. 29. 31. 62. 71. 88. 100. 103. 108 Janssen. Andrea (Fr) 14. 43. 50. 88. 117. 119. 124. 126. 127. 132. 133 Janssen. Artis (Jr) 35. 62. 70. 81. 88. 99 Janssen. Lenny (Sr) 11. 23. 28, 31. 53. 54. 86. 103. 110. 111. Janssen. Lori (So) 10. 37. 38. 49. 50. 55. 57. 116 Janssen. Suzette (So) 38. 55. 116 Jareckt. Jcxeoe (Fr) 2. 3. 43. 48. 74. 75. 77. Jareckt. Steve (Sr) 23. 31. 103 Jarosz. Sheryl (Fr) 8. 43. 126. 127 Jedicko. Jeff (So) 38. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. Jedicko. Keith (Sr) 23. 31. 52. 63, 64. 65. 66. 67. 84. 85. 103 Jedicka. Kevin (Sr) 23. 31. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 84. 85. 103. Jecftcka, Kim (Fr) 41. 43. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 70 Jedicko. Kurt (Fr) 43. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 70. Jenny. Keith (So) 39. 84 Jensen. Connie (Tr) 12. 89 Johnson. Bertha (Tr) 12. 48. 90. 91 Johnson. Donna (Jr) 10. 35. 62. 71. 74. 77. 82 K — M Kaples. Doug (Fr) 43. 84. 113. 123. Kamm. Richard (Staff) 13 Kasper. Chris (So) 3. 39. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 86. 128 Kelley. Stocy (Jr) 35. 59. 74. 77. 82. 83. 97. 99. 132 Kelley. Tom (So) 39. 68. 74. 86. 114 Kemp. Arlyse (Staff) 13 Kinzer. Ed (Tr) 12. 70. 86. 94. 97. 128. 129. 131. Kieckner. Roy (So) 39. 74. 110. 111. 112. 135. Kink. Pam (So) 37. 39. 57. 64. 66. 67. 86. 88. 116. 124. 126. 132 Kluck. Kris (Sr) 11. 15, 20. 23. 29. 31. 71. 72. 88. 90. 91. 103. 108 Klug. Kim (So) 8. 39. 64. 66. 67. 81. 88. 109. 116. Kodod. Bi (Sr) 6. 23. 31. 68. 74. 75. 76. 86. 102. 103. 110. Ill Korte. Amy (Fr) 43. 55. 56. 64. 66. 67. 88. 117. 119. 127. 132 Korte. Jon (Fr) 43. 84 Korte. Uso (Sr) 8. 23. 28. 29. 31. 53. 54. 60. 62. 74. 76. 85. 86. 87. 97. 102. 103. 116. 117. 118. 119 Kosch. Leo (So) 38. 39. 57. 70. 72. 80. 81. 98 Krings. Kei (Jr) 8. 35. 49. 50. 72. 74. 86. 90. 91. 99. 124. 125. 132. 133 Krumland. Ross (Fr) 43. 136 Kruse. Mike (Fr) 43. 92. 113. 136. Kuipers. Dylene (Fr) 2. 3. 43. 124. Kula. Steve (Fr) 15. 43 Kuta Boon (Jr) 35. 62. 74. 77. 86. 99. 110, 111 112. 120. 122. 134. 135. 136. Kuta. Denise (So) 8. 37. 39. 40. 57. 74. 86. 88. 89. 116. 124. 126. 132 Kuta. Rodger (Sr) 26. 31. 32.62. 86. 94. 95. 103. 105. 106. 114. 115. 120. 121. 134. 135. Lake. Bob (Tr) 12. 13. 86. 124. 132. Lambert. Kim (Sr) 4. 26. 29. 31. 62. 71, 86. 103 Lange. Tom (Coach) 95. 116. 118. 120. 122. 132. Letters. Lisa (So) 4. 39. 48. 61. 74. 75. 88 Lerfert. Scott (Sr) 26. 31 Lemburg. Ed (Fr) 16. 43. 113. 128 Uchtenfeki Lisa (Fr) 43. 61. 74. 75. 77. 81. 88 UchtenfefcJ. Todd (Jr) 35. 58 LkxJhorst. Alma (Staff) 13. Lindhorst. Patsy (Sr) 7. 11. 26. 31. 55. 56. 74. 75. 76. 103 Long. Chris (So) 39 Long. Roland (Jr) 128 Loseke. Dwight (Cooch) 128 Loseke. Kariene (So) 7. 39. 50. 57. 63. 64. 66. 67. 72. 86. 87. 116. 124. 126 Loseke, Kendal (Fr) 41. 43. 128 Luchsmger. Chris (Fr) 43. 63. 64. 66. 67. 70. 72. 81. 84 Luchsmger. Greg (Sr) 26. 28. 29. 31. 32. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 79. 84. 85. 86. 103. 134. 135. Luchsmger. Todd (Jr) 86. 128. 130 Luedtke. Ema (Staff) 13 Lueschen, Ron (Fr) 43. 84. 123 L use he. Donna (Fr) 43. 55. 74. 75. 77. 117. 119. 127. Lusche. Duane (Sr) 5. 6. 7. 17. 26. 31. 53. 68. 72. 74. 76. 86. 95. 102. 103. 128. 129. 131 Lutjelwsche. Mary (Jr) 4. 35. 74. 78. 82 Mock. Brian (Sr) 26. 28. 31. 62. 74. 76. 86. 102. 103 Manok. Brett (So) 39. 81. 136. 137 Marker. Bob (Jr) 35 Marker. Christi (Fr) 43 Marker. Michele (So) 39. 64. 66. 67 Martensen. Dean (Jr) 35. 84. 85. 104 Mortensen. Kevin (Fr) 43. 84. 113 Martensen. Rhonda (Fr) 43. 88. 127 Martensen. Wayne (Sr) 26. 28. 31. 86. 101. 103 Matre. Tomas (Sr) 6. 26. 53. 54. 59. 70. 74. 75. 76. 81. 99. 100. 102. 103. 128. 131. Matttson. Jeff (Fr) 43. 112. 113 Mattison. Trocy (Sr) 27. 31. 100. 103 Maurer. Scott (Jr) 35. 62. 74 Moutz. Bonnie (So) 3. 15. 39. 74. 77 McDermott. Mike (So) 39 McManigal. Grant (Sr) 20. 21. 27. 31. 86. 94. 95. 103. 106. 111. 128. 129. 130. 131. Means. Doug (Sr) 7. 27. 31. 45. 46. 47. 72. 86. 87. 90. 91. 93. 95. 102. 103. 110, 111. 112. 120. 121. 134 Meyer. Cathy (Jr) 4. 35. 61. 69. 72. 73. 78. Index Meyer. Sue (So) 7. 39. 50. 57. 73. 66. 67. 88. 108 Micek. Dennis (Tr) 11. 12. 14 Mksch. Alice (Sr) 24. 25. 27. 31.62. 72. 83. 96. 100. 103 Moeller. Jeff (So) 39. 74. 128 Mohrman. Jkn (Jr) 28. 35. 58. 62. 79. 84. 128 Mue er Carolyn (Fr) 8. 43. 51. 127. 132 Mueller. Gina (Jr) 35. 56. 58. 62. 74. 75. 77. 78. 92. 109 MueSer. Jennifer (Fr) 44. 59. 74. 75. 82. 117. 119 Muefter Lisa (So) 39. 64. 66. 67. 81. 124 Muhle. Dave (Sr) 27. 31. 59. 62. 86. 101. 103. 105. 120 Mirte. Jeff (Sr) 27. 46. 47. 49. 50. 59. 62. 79. 84. 86. 87. 94. 103. 105. 107. 110. 111. 112. 120. 121. 134 N — R Neater. Rich (So) 39. 57. 59 Neater. Rob (Jr) 35. 50. 58. 72. 86.111. 112. 134 Nelson. Kris (Jr) 8. 35. 58. 62. 64. 65. 66. 67. 88. 96. 99. 109. 116. Nelson. Linda (Sr) 7. 27. 29. 31. 71. 74. 77. 90. 103 Ntekolte. Holly (Jr) 10. 14. 35. 45. 62. 82. 98 Me das. Jeff (Fr) 44. 114. 128 Noonan. Stocy (Jr) 35. 48. 74. 77. 81. 88. 89. 99. 104. 132 Novickl. Pat (Tr) 16 Olson. Scott (Jr) 35 Orender. Jeff (So) 39. 74. 128 Orender. Tony (So) 39. 74. 77. 86 Osten. Karri (Jr) 8. 35. 64. 65. 66. 67. 81. 88. 90. 91. 108. 109 Osten. Myra (Staff) 13. Osten. Sam (Sr) 6. 9. 25. 27. 31. 55. 70. 84. 86. 90. 91. 97. 100. 101. 103. Ill 112. Osten. Steve (So) 40. 72. 74 Osten. Vicki (So) 40. 69. 72. 81 88. 116 Palas. Sheia (Fr) 44. 59. 80. 82. 117. Palos. Steve (Jr) 36. 74. 77. 80. 86. 128. 130 Paporela. Andrea (So) 10. 60 Pcxks. Joel (Tr) 12. 86. 93. 120. 136. 137. Parr. Karen (Cooch) 117. 119 Perkins. Melaney (Fr) 44 Pierce. Bruce (Cooch) 128. 129 Pieters. Michele (So) 40. 64.65. 66. 67. 74. 75. 77. 88. 116. 118 Pozehl, Lynn (Sr) 27. 31. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 103 Prazan. Dianna (Jr) 36. 59. 62. 82. 83. 132 Rawhouser. Mike (So) 40 Remm. Mike (Sr) 28. 30. 31. 70. 90. 91. 92. 103 Remm, Ron (Fr) 44. 64. 66. 67. 113. 128. 136 Rhode. Rich (Coach) 122. 123 Rkrhards. J m (So) 38. 40. 61. 74. 75. 77. 81 88. 124 Rick. Monica (So) 4. 40, 69 Rickert. Sandy (Sr) 6. 7. 8. 9. 11. 30. 31. 52. 62. 74. 75. 76. B8. 103. 108. 109 Rodehorst. Tim (Fr) 44. 64. 65. 66. 67. 83. 113. 123. Rowan. Tamm� (So) 7. 40. 64. 65. 66. 67. 116. 118 Runge. Bd (Fr) 44. 84. 113. 120 S — Z Soaffeld. Jim (So) 40. 63.64. 65.66.67. 72. Ill 112. 122. 134 Sander. Diane (Fr) 14. 44. 55. 56. 64. 66. 67. 88. 117. 119. 127. 132 Sander. Jan (Jr) 6. 7. 36. 74 Sander. Rob (Sr) 20. 28. 29. 30. 31. 56. 59. 84. 86. 100. 101 103. Ill Sander. Ryan (Sr) 6. 30. 31. 32. 50. 57. 62. 79. 84. 85. 86. 98. 103. 110. Ill 112. 134. 135 Schaod. Pam (So) 4. 40. 48. 74. 75. Schmidt. Bruce (So) 3.40. 86. 114.122 Schmidt. Chuck (So) 40 Schmidt. Don (Staff) 9. 13. 86. 91. 94. 95. Ill 112. 113. Schretoer. Barb (So) 40. 62. 64. 66. 67. 126. Schretoer. Dave (Sr) 10. 17. 21. 30. 31. 32. 100. 103. Schneber. Mfce (Jr) 36. 62. 79. 84. 86. 114. 135. Schroeder. He (Fr) 44. 64. 66. 67. 88 Schumocher. Kent (Sr) 25. 29. 30. 31. 32. 62. 70. 90. 91. 98. 100. 103 Schwartmg. Chad (Fr) 43.44. 113,123. Shaw. Chardette (Coach) 127. 132. Siefken. Jofm (Sr) 28. 30. 31.62. 70. 84. 85. 86. 90. 98. 103. 110. 110 smaelar. Russ (Jr) 36. 49. 50. 52. 56. 58. 62. 86. 107. 110. Ill 112. 135 Slattery. Helen (Staff) 12 Slusarski. Margaret (Tr) 12. 90. 97 Smejcd. Joel (So) 50. 57. 110. Ill 112. 120. 122. 136. 137 Sme d. Scott (Fr) 40. 44. 113. 123. 136. 137. Sodtere. Brian (Fr) 41. 42. 44. 45. 50. 112. 113. 123. Souiere. Jeff (Jr) 8. 36. 50. 56. 86. 105. 114. 115. 130. Souiere. Tammy (Fr) 44. 88 Specht. Jim (Jr) 8. 36. 58. 70. 72. 74. 75. 76. 86. 110. Ill 112. 120. 122. 134. 136. 137. Sprunk, Joanne (Jr) 36. 62. 74. 80. 81 82. 88 Spank, Michele (Sr) 4. 20. 30. 31. 62. 71 74. 75. 76. 78. 102. 103 Sprunk. Rich (Fr) 44. 84 Sprunk. Stacey (Fr) 44. 48. 84. 117. 119, 127 Stepanek. Stocey (So) 40. 69. 74. 77. Strunk. Tom (Tr) 8. 12. ill 112. 113 Stuthman. Amy (Jr) 10. 36. 50. 62. 63. 64. 66. 67. 70. 72. 86. 90. 91. 96. 99. 116. 118. 124. 125. 132 Swanson, Sherri (Jr) 36 Terry. Alen (Jr) 36. 62. 80. 81 B6 Thoefce. J n (Jr) 36. 86. 128 Thomazin. Kent (Jr) 9. 15. 34. 50. 55. 56. 72. 74. 77. 99. 104. 134 Thomazin. Lisa (Sr) 6. 8. 9. 20. 21. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 46. 47. 49. 50. 55. 61 70. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 88. 89. 90. 91. 96. 102. 103. 108. 109 Thomazin. Steve (Fr) 44. 84. 113. 123. Tribble. Theresa (So) 40. 48. 61 74. 75. 88 Tuma. Kevin (So) 40. 114. 115 Ve . Wm (Sr) 31. 73. 101 103 Von Seggem. Jodi (Fr) 42. 44. 64. 65. 66. 67. 117. 119 Wocha. Jeanne (Jr) 34. 64. 65. 66. 67. 70. 72. 81. 88. 89. 90. 91. 99. 108 Waite. Paul (Jr) 14. 36 Walter. Monty (Jr) 36. 64. 65. 66. 67. 86. 87. 111. 112. 128. 129. 130 Wamgford. Scott (So) 40. 50. 57. 86. 110. Ill 112. 122. 135 Wamke. Shawn (Sr) 4. 8. 20. 31.53.54. 56. 62. 63. 64. 66. 67. 86. 87. 93. 103. 116 Weber. Rich (So) 40. 64. 65. 66.67. 70. 81 128 Weber. Tammy (Fr) 44. 55. 56. 64. 65. 66. 67. 72. 97 Wemhoff. Phi (Sr) 9. 24. 25. 31. 55. 68. 72. 73. 74. 76. 80. 81. 86. 87. 95. 101 103. 110. Ill 112. 134. 135. Wendt. Poda (Jr) 6. 36. 74. 83 Went. Reva (Jr) 36. 50. 56. 72. 73. 74. 86. 90. 91. 99. 116. 124. 125. 132 Went. Rory (Sr) 28. 31 45. 46. 47. 49. 50. 79. 84. 85. 86. 87. 103. 110. 111. 120. 121 Westmeyer. Melva (Coach) 116. 118, 124. 126 Weverko. Kei (So) 40. 83 Weverko. Kim (Sr) 28. 31. 62. 74. 75. 103. Whiting. Larry (Tr) 11. 12. 14. 86. 94. 114. 115. W e. Luke (So) 40. 92. 129 Wfce. Paul (Sr) 14. 31 46. 47. 50. 62. 79. 84. 85. 86. 92. 103. 105. 110. Ill 120. 121 W� ams. Rob (Fr) 44 Wlms. Ryan (Fr) 44. 113. 123. 134 Wodg. Vormi (Jr) 7. 33. 36. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 99 Wurdeman. Greg (Sr) 21. 31. 62. 74. 84. 86. 88. 101. 103. Ill 112. 120. 121. Wurdeman. Ned (So) 40. 62. 64, 66. 67. 84 Wurdeman. Scott (Fr) 8. 44. 113. 123 Young. Dennis (So) 40. 74. 86. 114 Youngblood. Stephanie (Fr) 44 Zakrzewski. Gary (Fr) 44. 45. 50.63.64. 66. 67. 113. 123 Zakrzewski. Joe (Jr) 36. 50. 62. 64. 66. 67. 86. Ill 112. 120. 122 Zimmerman. Jeff (Fr) 44. 64. 66.67. 81 149 Reach Out And Remember! Another year has gone by, but to Lakeview students 1982-83 was not just another year, it was their year. Their year to challenge, to compete, and to reach out and strive for the best! To win together, for better and for worse. Togetherness helped to promote school spirit. Students working together in athletics, extracurricular activities, and even classroom work helped the year breeze by smoothly. Freshmen got a taste of what their next three years will bring, sophomores learned the ropes of becoming upper- classmen, juniors finally made it to the top, and seniors got to look back on all the years and try to do something with what they had learned. Of course there were the usual events and all of the joys and sorrows they bring. These golden moments never to be forgotten. Volleyball and football marked the beginning. Cross country followed close behind. Basketball came in and went out with style. Wrestling proved to be rewarding, even sent one to state. The cheerleaders along with the pep club kept everyone going with pep rallies and class competition. Speech, Drama, and Band as well as Vocal and Dance kept everyone entertained throughout the year. Golf came on the scene in early spring, and finally the tracksters did their part to bring the year to an end. The victories, the disappointments, they were all packed into this one year that all Lakeview students will want to reach out and touch someday. It was a special year, it wasn't just any year, it was their year. Viking yearbook staff members were divided into two production teams, the following are the team members and their responsibilities to the yearbook Adviser - Sandy Coke Team A Michelle Sprunk - Editor, layout design, photo- graphy. Diana Asay - photography, layout design. Kim Lambert - copy writing, typing. Gina Mueller - photography, layout design, ads. Tammy Henke - copy writing, typing. Rocky Fry - artwork, cover design. Team B Robin Elsasser - Assistant Editor, copy writing, typing. Veronica Griffith - layout design, photography, index. Ann Gehring - layout design, photography. Lori Delozier - layout design, photography. Jayne Bowman - typing. Mary Lutjelusche - layout design. Cathy Meyer - artwork. 150-CLOSING 151 mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY