Lakeview High School - Viking Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1984 volume:

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To prove to ourselves, and the ones around us, that we can make something of ourselves and of our lives. But what lies ahead? You make that decision. Will you continue on with school? Will you get a job? Or will you get married? Some will move out of state, and we may never see them until our class reunion. But whatever the case may be, we will be separated in some way or another, from one another. Here at Lakeview High School, we have been taught general knowledge. But some people took advantage of what the school had to offer in extra classes, such as computers, speech and drama, wood shop, newspaper, foreign language, and yearbook, just to name a few. Some people took classes that will help them later in their career. Some just took what will get them by. Some got out of school earlier in the day to work at their job. It’s a time of many decisions. Do I get a job? Do I go to college? Do I go to a trade school? But whatever you decide, you're doing what fits you best! So as Casey Kasen would say, Keep your feet on the ground and keep reachin for the star!” TOP RIGHT, Bob Case. Steve Pallas and Mrs. Slusarski are sentenced to behind bars during a studyhall. RIGHT, A few of the senior girls show us one of their favorite wardrobes when they dress up for Nerd Day of the Spirit Week. 2-Opening Section Top: Carolyn Mueller. Leslie Griffith. Andrea Janssen and Karri Brandt show us it’s just one of those days. Middle Left: Veronica Griffith and Mr. Maricle have fun as they carry and tickle Lori Delozier. Bottom Left: Arlis Janssen and Lori Goering pose for the camera after a football game. Bottom Right: Reva Went and Kelli Krings laugh and have a good time as they wait for the rest of the students to come in the restroom for the tornado drill. Opening Section-3 an J y pain you ve en dared . . Right Gina Mueller inflicts pain on Veronica Griffith on one of the many snow days. Right - Ryan Willms asks Rob Neater for a prediction of the game while Rob rests on the sideline. Left - Sean Casey leans in a painful position after a football injury. Above - Keith Gehring sets with a few concerned people watching the game from the sidelines. Opening Section-5 friends alt one Above - Tammy Gossman, Vonni Wobig. and Kris Nelson take a short break from the monotonous work on the Viking Viewpoint, to have a little fun. Right Diane Vanderloop has a fun filled time with her friends, on the FBLA, FFA, and FFfA hayrack ride. Below The cooks take a short break to talk about fun cooking times. Lower Right • Mrs. Huggler sits alone waiting for her next class to begin. 6-Opening Section Left - Todd Lit- chenfeld shows, sometimes you just have to be alone. Above Right - Ryan Wilms, in a pose that will not be seen very often. Above Left - Mr. Adams show the camera his funny side, with his friend Donna Johnson. Left - Johnny Biggerstaff waits alone in the commons, for a friend to come by. Opening Section-7 preAerue the memories Allen Terry, Steve Pallas, Brian Casey and Bob Hassebrook. come out with smiles from P.E. Class. Freshmen entertain upper classmen by singing for them in the pit. during lunch. FIRST ROW - Tammy Schrier. Deanna Dittmer SECOND ROW - Charissa Corcoran. Mariam Barrow, Angie Hanke, Rachael Foltz. Margret Kosch. Jemni Meyer, Jeanne Nicholas. Amy Liebig and Kim Brakenhoff Darla Long tries to wake up to give the morning announcements. 8-Opening Section Freshmen girls do a littl touching up after thei game. Opening Section-9 RIGHT, Leslie Griffith and Carolyn Mueller fhow their youthful facial expression on the night of the Hayrack Ride. Bottom Left - Kim Klug and Theresa Tribble are on top of the cabinet” in the yearbook room. L, Bottom Right - Brenda Becher and Stacy Kelley play and laugh with the Christmas apples they received from Miss Coke during the Yearbook 10-Academics Chh.tma. Party. IcaclemicS Mrt. Aiche Mr. Cruickthank Mrt. Huggler Mr. Maricle Mr. Dittmer Mr. Micek Mr. Barnet Mr. Hoetly Mr. Kinzer Mr. Lake Mr. Whiting Mrt. Jenten Mrt. Intelman Mr. Strunk Mr. Bruckner Mrt. Slattery Mitt Coke Mitt Johnton Mrt. Slutartki Mr. Adamt Mrt. Berg Mr. Boucher Mt. Kiser Mr. Freeman Mr. Asche 12-Faculty Mr. Lake shows John Biggerstaff the proper technique in disecting pigs. Mr. Kamm Mr. Schmidt Mrs. Osten Mrs. Long Mr. Iverson Mr. Hoadiey Mr. Curtis Mr. Long 1983-84 School Board Members. Front Row - Marlene Engel, Carl Schumacher, Hazel Saalfeld, Carroll Jaixen. Back Row - Irvin Mueller. Bob Clausen, show us how very well organized they are at doing their job. Faculty-13 Lakeview Students Excel in Classroom Top Right • During Yearbook class Brenda Becher. Lisa Mueller, and Tammie Rowan look through pictures while Paula Wendt takes a break and smiles for the camera. Middle right - Waiting for the study hall bell to ring are Kari Brandt. Ryan Willms, Jenni Mueller, and Dawn Buller. Bottom Left - Gina Mueller looks her best on Nerd Day. Bottom Right - Rob Neater makes a smiley face” with his note cards. 14-Academics Top Left - English K) makes Brian Soulliere, Darrell Eisner. Gary Gossman. and Ryan Willms study hard. Middle Left Deputy Sheriff Mason gives a presentation to the Business Law class. Middle Right Pam Klink is wondering why her picture is being taken. Bottom Left - Do you think Ed Ballweg. Steve Pallas. Sean Casey. Joel Smejkal. and David Brakenhoff are really listening to what’s going on in the classroom? Academics-15 Top Left - Joking around in their costume before a play are Veronica Griffith and Lori Delozier while Lori Janssen watches Top Right - Lisa Hulsebus says, Hi while Jan Richards keeps working. Middle Left - Scott Wallingford is caught unexpectedly by the camera. Middle Right ■ Holly Nickolite smiles as she's typing copy for the Viking Viewpoint. Buzzzzzl Oh, another Monday morning. Better get back into the swing of things. Four years of our lives are dedicated to diligent working. 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. Every morning at 8:30 the bell rings and the school day begins. We go through seven 52 minute classes and are out at 3:16. This carries through for 175 school days. But if you want to be present the night you have waited four years for, you must attend these classes and school days in order to acquire your 200 credits. 16-Academics s. emori Seniors-17 18-Seniors 4Jam (CJwarJi Jbouy CjoeJtlt tn Qr.tck en Cjoeriny aHori Cjoerinq iJammy Cjoiiman -r4rc y Cjraham Oracy Qrtistn Utronica Cjriffilk Hob JJaSStbrooL Seniors-19 Top Left - Veronica Griffith shows her senior spirit at a game. Top Right - Kent Thomazin and Lori Delozier show affection after a tough speech contest. Middle Stacy Kelly and Colleen Humlicek pose for a picture with their new-found friend. Bottom Right • Dean Martensen, Jim Mohrman. and Micheal Schrieber chow down a donut while looking at Rodehorst’s new confinement. Seniors ... Top - Lisa Clausen and Jeanne Wacha lead a pep rally for a up-coming wrestling match. Right - Karri Osten helps put up Homecoming hall decorations, while showing her spirit by dressing for Nerd day.” Bottom - Amy Stuthman. Kelli Krings. and Judy Henke relax in luxury at the Governor's Mansion. SeniorsOI Jionn JJt(( uSci jUy J nL, Dummy JJ.nL. DoJJ JJ.nL. C. off ten JJumfictl Janssen So nna JU nson Stacey J tffey J(effi J rinyi 22-Seniors Jrian jU DoJJ _Kula _Xvaran J!icltttn t J DoJJ Jack Stnytr Diary Jiuljetusdt Body WarL.r 2. an WJarttnsrn Scoti Waur.r im 7lJohrman Seniors-23 The Moments Below • Axel Kvaran and Russ Sindelar spend another fun filled hour in Modern Problems. Middle - Todd Luchsinger gets caught off guard during Advanced P.E. by a yearbook photographer. Right - Todd Litchenfeld grins as he has his picture taken. Left - Scott Maurer spends another lazy day in the commons. Above - Monty Walker shows enthusiasm while looking at an old yearbook. Right - Jim Specht looks mischievously as he gets ready to find a cure for all the known diseases. We've Created Below • Paula Wendt goofs around during another yearbook class. Right - Mary Lutjeiusche shows off her new t-shirt with an excited grin. Far Right - Tammy Henke gets ready for another exciting day at school. Left - Bob Hassebrook works excitedly as he comes up with a design for a future building. Middle - Gina Mueller gives the camera another hungry look. Right Kevin Coan shows us how he can grin and bear it. SeniorsOS una Q' Rot, J(rh nU(.r V.aUr Htfion J4o((v VuUii. Si acy Doonan —Karri Osten Sl.v. PatLs ianna Prazan £an -S anJer 26-Seniors Wick.J Sckri.L Huii SinJeti M South t ar 11 erf j im -Spec hi Joanne SiprunL s4my S)lutk man Sk erri Su anion Jltten Derry D(enl Dkt tom a zi n Seniors-}1 Memories Above - Allen Terry gets caught off guard. Top Left - Vonni Wobig concentrates on keeping step to the beat of the drum. Top Middle - Adam Edwards shows us his new outfit for wrestling. Top Right - Paige Awbrey, Vonni Wobig. Jeanne Wacha and Karri Osten show us what they think of the other team. Above - Kris Nelson and Tammy Gossman show their spirit at a cold football game. Middle Right - Tracy Greisen is waiting for a game to begin. Right - Lori Goering and Arlis Janssen after a hard day at school. 28-Seniors ♦ ♦ ♦ We ll Keep Top Middle • Joe Zakrzewski. Kelli Krings. Reva Went, and Rob Neater, Senior Class officers, look over graduation announ- cements. Middle - Bob Marker takes time out to do some unfinished homework. Bottom Middle - Bruce Bradley and Steve Pallas take advantage of the library privileges. Far Left - Loren Hellbusch lounges around during lunch hour. Seniors-29 Above Left - Joanne Sprunk gives one of her many FBLA speeches. Above Right - Gretchen Goering is surprised when her picture is taken on the NHS field trip to Lincoln. Top Right - Jayne Bowman gets caught typing copy for the yearbook. Top Left - Jeff Soulliere works hard during study hall. Middle Left Brian Kuta shows what’s really done in Chemistry. 2v ane UantJer oop Jeanne XVac ia Wonty Waller Went W.nJt l iJohig 30-Seniors Judy Henke. Amy Stuthman. Kelli Krings. Reva Went. Scott Joanne Sprunk. Arlis Janssen. Tracy Greisen. Brenda Bee her. Maurer. Clete Borchers. Kent Thomazin. Bob Hassebrook. Arcey Tammy Henke. Dianna Prazan. Gina Mueller. Sherri Swanson. Graham. Mr. Barnes. Dean Martensen. Brian Kuta. Jeff Soulliere. Jayne Bowman. Mary Lut|elusche. Jeanne Wacha. Lori Goering. Doug Goedeken. Jim Mohrman. Russ Smdelar. Monty Walker. Holly Nickolite. Donna Johnson. Rob Neater. Todd Lichtenfeld. Loren Hellbusch. Mike Schreiber. Axel Kvaran. Steve Pallas. Joe Adam fcdwards. Vonm Wobig. Jim Specht. Veronica Griffith. Zakrzewski. Bruce Bradley. Stacey Kelley. Todd Henke. Kevin Paula Wendt. Lori Delozier Not Pictured: Todd Luchsinger. Coan. Brian Casey. Tammy Gossman. Paige Awbrey. Kris Nelson. Bobby Marker. Stacy Noonan. Allen Terry. Paul Waite. Karri Osten. Lisa Clausen. Gretchen Goering. Colleen Humlicek. )erti°r’4 1984 Seniors-31 I-AM flflc Top Left: Brian Casey gives the yearbook camera an innocent” look. Middle Left: Sherri Swanson works hard on ads for the yearbook. Center: Holly Nickolite shows us how she feels about doing her homework. Bottom Left: Joanne Sprunk looks surprised while doing some Teacher’s aide work for Mr. Asche. Top Right: Jeff Soulliere, Brian Casey, Todd Luchsinger, Allen Terry, and Monty Walker show their Senior spirit” while waiting to pick up their graduation announcements. Middle Right: Paul Waite takes a break from one of his classes. Bottom Right: Stacy Kelley, Donna Johnson, and Tammy Henke pick out their Graduation Announcements. Jeff Cerny, Leo Kosch, «Junior class Officers area Treasurer. Karlene PresTdent. Jim Saalfujd, Vic t row •cretary, sident. uniori Juniors-33 Duane Ahlers Kris Allphin Rod Arndt Brad Asche Michelle Asche Jason Badge Ed Ballweg Sondra Becher Shannon Behlen Steve Behlen Peggy Boswell David Brakenhoff Sean Casey Jeff Cerny Jay Engel Thadd Fauteux Lisa Hassebrook Susan Hassebrook Lisa Hulsebus Lori Janssen Sue Janssen 34-Juniors Jeff Jedlicka Keith Jenny Chris Kasper Tom Kelley Roy Kleckner Pam Klink Kim Klug Leo Kosch Denise Kuta Being a junior here at Lakeview has its ups and downs. There is a lot of things that have to be accom- plished. Here is what a few juniors had to say about the year they had. Theresa Tribble said she really enjoyed this year, because there is just one more year left, then she can pursue a modeling career in Dallas, Texas. She also said she was glad juniors got to decorate for Prom. Vicki Osten said her junior year was a learning experience. She said she had a lot of work to do throughout the year, but the outcome will be a big benefit for her. She can't wait to pursue her career. Leo Kosch was glad he was a junior, because he could finally be in the speech and Drama class. Where as before he had to be in the junior division. He was glad to finally be able to participate in fun class activities. Jim Saalfeld commented that it was the hardest year that he ever had, but he is sure it is worth it. He says after all those American History tests with Mr. Strunk, he will be ready for anything in college. Among everything else the class placed second in the Homecoming decorating competition, and third in the Christmas decorating competition. Lisa Leffers Chris Long Karlene Loseke Brett Manak Michele Marker Bonnie Mautz Mike McDermott Sue Meyer Jeff Moeller Lisa Mueller Rich Neater Jeff Orender Juniors - 35 Tony Orender Steve Often Vicki Often Michelle Pieterf Tammie Rowan Jan Richardf Jim Saalfeld Pam Schaad Bruce Schmidt Barb Schrieber Joel Smejkal Stacey Stepanek Theresa Tribble Kevin Tuma Scott Wallingford Richard Weber 36 ophomored Sophomores-37 Debbie A ay Rick Awbrey Joel Barrow Wade Behlen Johnny Biggerstaff Evan Bisson Doug Blaser Dawn Buller Randy Bonser Rhonda Borchers Karl Brandi 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 Gehring Mark Gehring Gary Gossman Leslie Griffith 38- Sophomores What a reliefl This is something that a sophomore might reply after finally finishing the freshmen year. The sophomore year is usually the year when you are finally accepted into high school life. School now seems to be easier. The big dream that is looked forward to is getting those class rings, but they have to wait a long time in order to finally get them, but the wait is worth it. The sophomores placed fourth in the Homecoming decorating competition and in the Christmas decorating competition they finished first. The sophomore class experienced a busy but fun filled year. They realized that you have to work together as a team, in order to get important things accomplished. Kim Harbison Jay Hill Michael Hoadley Dan Humlicek Jeff Inselman Jerry Jaixen Andrea Janssen Jolene Jarecki Sheryl Jarosz Kim Jedlicka Kurt Jedlicka Doug Kapels Amy Korte Jon Korte Mike Kruse Steve Kula Ed Lemburg Lisa Lichtenfeld Craig Loseke Kendal Loseke Christine Luchsinger Donna Lusche Ron Lueschen Cheryl Mahoney Christi Marker Keven Martensen Rhonda Martensen Jeff Mattison Carolyn Mueller Jenniffer Mueller Jeff Nicholas Shelia Pallas Melany Perkins Diedre Peterson Ron Remm Sophomores-39 Tim Rodehorst Bill Runge Diane Sander Heidi Schroeder Chad Schwarting Scott Smejkal Rick Sprunk Stacy Sprunk Brian Souiliere Tammy Souiliere Steve Thomazin Jodi Von Seggern Tammy Weber Ryan Willms Scott Wurdeman Stephanie Youngblood Gary Zakrzewski Jeff Zimmerman 40- Sophomores men Freshmen-41 Eric Abies Angie Allphin Miriam Barrow Dan Blaser Stacy Bose Kim Brakenhoff Debbie Brunken Charissa Corcoran Deanna Dittmer Racheal Foltz Brian Foral Craig Franzen Allen Gehring Shawn Greisen Tom Hammond Carolyn Hanak Angie Henke Candy Harbison Cathy Harbison 42-Fre$hmen The Freshman year can be looked back upon as a learning experience. Remembering the times when you couldn't get those lockers open, and panicing, thinking that you were going to be late for your next class. How about those times when you were scared to walk past the pit, the fear of being initiated. The Freshman class learned this year, that in order to get something accomplished you have to work together as a team and looked forward to the dream of becoming a Sophomore. This year's Freshman class of 87” knew what they had to do as a class. They were very ambitious and hardworking, when it came to decorating. The class finished third in the Homecoming decorating competition, and second in the Christmas decorating competition. Dale Hennessy Mike Hilger David Jacobs Bill Jasper Jon Hollman David Kallweit Brad Kapels Corey Keller Bridgett Kelley Ron Klink Margaret Kosch Angie Kuil Amy Liebig Amy Lindeman Jamie Loseke Beth Louden Tim Martens Jenni Meyer Tim Mohrman John Muhle Freshmen-43 Kerri Muhle Jeanne Nicolas Rick Petersen Kevin Pieters Rick Pilakowski Tammy Schrier Mark Schreiber Stacy Smid Becky Schmidt Dick Weerts James Wilke o Kyle Wobig Mark Zakrzewski 44-Freshmen Varsity struggles through ABOVE: Jim Saalfeld presents his parents with a rose on parent’s night. RIGHT: Front rowi Rob Neater. Jim Saalfeld. Scott Wallingford. Joel Smejkal. Jim Specht. Sean Casey, Brian Kuta. Second row. Ryan Willms. Rick Awbrey. Brian Soulliere. Mike Kruse. Wade Behlen. Paul Davidshofer. Mr. Hoesly. Third row� Scott Smej- kal. Brad Asche. Steve Behlen. Todd Henke. Kevin Coan. Joe Zakrzewski, Jerry Jaixen. Russ Sindelar, Mr. Dittmer, Mr. Brozovsky. Fourth row. Steve Thomazin. Chad Schwarting, Doug Kapels. Bill Runge. Ron Remm, Scott Wurdeman. Mr. Strunk. FAR RIGHT: Coach Strunk gives signals from the sidelines as he watches the action on the field. 46-Football another season Top - Brian Kuta jumps for joy as his team makes a well-earned touchdown while other team members look on. Top Left - Todd Henke watches the action on the field from the sidelines. Middle - At our final game against Fairbury. the resulting score was 12-6 Lakeview. This may have been our only victory, but we’re proud of the Vikings for tryingl Lower Left - Sean Casey and Scott Wallingford stretch out before the game. Football-47 TOP: Rob Neater, all area offensive tackle. Jim Specht. all conference defensive honorable mention, offense, all area defense. Wade Behlen. honorable mention all area offense. FAR LEFT: Kevin Pieters runs the ball in for a touchdown. LEFT: Brad Asche presents his mother with a rose on parents night. BELOW: Front rowj David Kalweit. Bill Jasper. Tim Martens. Allen Gehring. Dale Hennessy. Dan Blaser. Corey Keller. Second rowi Shawn Greisen. James Wilke, Kyle Wobig. Brad Kapels. Mark Zakrzewski, Rick Peterson. Back row� Coach Novicki, Brian Foral, Ron Klink, Mike Hilger, Kevin Pieters, Craig Franzen. Football-49 Snowflakes Of Celebration On a cold snowy night on the 23rd of September, the Vikings approached their home field hoping to defeat the Central City Bisons. During halftime, the activities for the night were: the Homecoming candidates walked out to the middle of the football field, waiting patiently to find out who would be the Homecoming King and Queen. When the time came the new King and Queen for 1983 were Russ Sindelar and Judy Henke. The rest of the game was exciting to see the Vikings trying their hardest, but the game ended with a Viking loss of 13-8. After the game everyone went to the dance floor and danced away the loss of the game and was looking forward to a fun night ahead of them. The 1983 Homecoming will be remembered by all the fun times everyone had throughout the year, the memories and dreams that will never come to an end. Top Right - King Russ Sindelar and Queen Judy embrace each other to a slow dance. Above - The 1983 Homecoming candidates are left to right, Jeff Soulliere, Arlis Janssen, Rob Neater, Paige Awbrey, Judy Henke. Russ Sindelar. Jeanne Wacha. Joe Zakrzewski, Lori Georing, Kent Thomazin. Bottom Left - The rest of the candidates stand around Russ while he is being crowned King. 50-Homecoming Top Left - Russ Sindelar and Judy Henke, the new King and Queen are driven around the track by Mr. Adams. Bottom Left - Selected for 1983 Homecoming King and Queen were Russ Sindelar and Judy Henke. Russ and Judy show their expression of happiness on this special night. Above - Judy Henke was selected the Queen for 1983. Judy gets congratulated by receiving hugs from the rest of the girl candidates. Homecoming-51 Homecoming Royalty Reigns Over Festivities Paige Awbrey, Rob Neater Lori Georing, Kent Thomazin Jeff Soulliere, Arlis Jansser Jeanne Wacha, Joe Zakrzewski Queen Judy Henke and King Russ Sindelar 52-Homecoming On the exciting week of Homecoming, each class was to decorate their hall to get everyone in the spirit. When the halls were finished, each hall was Spirit Week Top Left - Tom Kelley and Sue Janssen are decorating the Junior hall for Homecoming. Top Middle - Lori Georing sits in the hall relaxing while she decorates. Left - Kim Klug and Sue Janssen are being cute while decorating for Homecoming. judged by the teachers. The Seniors received first place with the theme of the Care Bears.’’ The Juniors placed second, with their hall theme being Round Up A Victory.” The background was designed as a western scene. Third place went to the Freshmen, their theme being Disco To A Victory.” The Sophomores had a pair of tennis shoes hanging from the ceiling with the saying Stomp Em” receiving fourth place. The decorated halls got everyone in the mood and really excited for the 1983 Homecoming night. Middle Left - Brenda Becher and Tammy Souliiere show how weird they can dress on Nerd Day. Above - Juniors and Seniors pose in their new outfits for spirit week. Homecoming-53 Right - Judy Henke stretches out while anxiously awaiting the game ahead of her and the other Viqueens. Bottom - Amy Stuthman prepares herself to bump the volleyball while Lisa Hulsebus looks on. Left - Reva Went presents her parents with a rose, on parents night. Above - Varsity shows enthusiasm as they take a water break, between sets. 54-Volleyball Left - Varsity 1983.- Front Row - Andrea Janssen. Denise Kuta. Lisa Hulsebus. Second Row - Suzan Hassebrook. Colleen Humlicek. Shannon Behlen. Judy Henke. Amy Stuthman. Third Row - Stacey Sprunk (student manager) Rhonda Borchers, Pam Klink, Karlene Loseke. Reva Went. Coach Tom Lange. Above - Suzan Hassebrook practices bumps before the first set. Bump The 1983 season was again a team that worked very hard and always gave their best at every game this past season. Although the season ended up 4-11, there were accomplish- ments that should be recog- nized� All Central Conference, East division, Colleen Hum- licek, Amy Stuthman. Honor- able Mention, All Conference, Reva Went. Honorable Men- tion, All State by Omaha World Herald and Lincoln Journal Allstar, Amy Stuthman and Colleen Humlicek. The team consisted of only four seniors along with a few sophomores and juniors. A lot of experience was gained and hopefully with a lot of hard work and dedication the girls will build a well- experienced and talented team for the upcoming years. Left - Varsity players take their positions on the court. They are: Reva Went. Amy Stuthman. Karlene Loseke. Shannon Behlen. Lisa Hulsebus. and Colleen Humlicek. Volleyball-55 TOP: Deanna Dittmer goes down for a bump. RIGHT: Front row� Deanna Dittmer, Beth Louden. Kari Muhle, Amy Liebig. Second row� Rachel Foltz. Jeanne Nicolas. Mariam Barrow. Jamie Loseke. Back row� Amy Lindeman, Angie Ailphin. Stacy Smid, Margaret Kosch. Coach. Deb Sander. BELOW: Margaret Kosch attempts to set the volleyball. LOWER RIGHT: Freshmen receive a pep talk before their game. The J. V. volleyball team ended their season with a 4-7 record. The team consisted of sophomores and juniors. Ever- yone played and we came out winning or losing as a team. The record didn’t show it, but each individual worked hard and always tried her best to help the team out. The Freshmen volleyball team finished with a 3-8 record. The newcomers learned many skills along with a lot of teamwork, which they found was necessary. 56-Volleyball TOP LEFT: Michelle Asche positions herself for a bump. TOP RIGHT: Front rowi Tammy Gehring, Jodi Von Seggern, Sheryl Jarosz, Andrea Janssen. Debby Asay, Diane Sander. Back row, Melva Gertsch. Denise Kuta. Michelle Asche. Karri Brandt. Rhonda Borchers. Pam Klink. Jenny Mueller. Amy Korte. ABOVE: Pam Klink makes another serve over the net. RIGHT: The team shows enthusiasm during the game. Right - Eugene Finecy looks pleased as he watches the finish of the meet. Bottom - Returning Cross Country letter winners: 1st row - Dan Humlicek, Micheal Schrieber, Eugene Finecy 2nd row Doug Blazer. Jeff Cerny, Jeff Nicholas Top Left - Jeff Cerny takes time out from stretching to smile for the camera. Middle - Eugene Finecy is getting ready for the meet. Top Right - Cross Country coach, Mr. Whiting. Bottom Right - Mark Schrieber takes time out to tie his shoe. 58-Cross Country Cross Country set LHS records Well, here I am at the starting line. Boy, I can’t wait for the gun to go off. I hope I can get a good placing in this race. There's the gun! Off I go. Boy, everybody got off to a good start. Come on bod I know you can do it. Hey, there’s Mr. Whiting! Hi Mr. Whiting” Watch out kid! That was close. I hope that kid’s o. k. Here's the half way point. I’m getting kind of tired but I have to make it to the finish line. Wonder where everybody went? Hey, isn't that the finish line up there. What’s Mr. Whiting doing? He's yelling at me! What? He’s telling me to run harder. Hurry, only 50 more yards to go. Wow, I made it! I can’t believe it. Mr. Whiting is telling me I broke a school record. What a way to end a race. Even though I didn’t get a first place medal, I broke a school record. Top - Doug Blazer picks up his mile ticket as he runs by. Bottom Left - Jason Badje pushes toward the finish line, while Jeff Cerny takes a well earned drink of water. Bottom Right - on top of van Doug Blazer and Micheal Schrieber 1st row - Evan Bisson, Bruce Schmidt. Mark Schrieber, Jason Badje, Jeff Nichols, Coach Whiting, Dan Humlicek, Kevin Tuma, and Jeff Cerny on the ground - Doug Feik and Eugene Finecy Cheerleaders, what are they there for? They are the girls that stand in the freezing cold, trying to raise the crowd’s spirits when the game is a lost cause. They are the one's who make the commitment to be at all games, home and away. And they are the girls who create the pep rallies that get everyone ready for that next big game. Being a cheerleader requires patience, time and money. The girls buy their own outfits and provide their own transporta- tion to all the games. But perhaps the hardest part of being a cheerleader is getting everyone in the crowd excited about winning that next big competition. TOP RIGHT, Left to right - Leslie Griffith. Veronica Griffith. Kris All- phin. Sue Meyer, Tracy Greisen, and front Brandy Furnow, show that spirit still goes on after the game is over. BOTTOM LEFT, Football cheerleaders for 1983 were - Tracy Greisen. Sue Meyer. Veronica Griffith - head cheerleader. Leslie Griffith, and Kris AUphin. Cheerleaders Keep A Winning Attitude Winter Events-61 Girls Move TOP LEFT: Suzan Hafsebrook shows good form while shooting. TOP RIGHT: The 1983-84 Girls Varsity Basketball Team was first row - Student Managers. Michelle Pieters. Lisa Lichtenfeld, Stacey Sprunk, and Jan Richards. Second row - Colleen Humlicek, Amy Stuthman. Reva Went, and Kelli Krings. Third row - Andrea Janssen, Denise Kuta. Suzan Hassebrook. Rhonda Borchers, Kari Brandt, Head Coach Bob Lake, Pam Klink, Michelle Asche. Amy Korte. Carolyn Mueller, and Sheryl Jarosz. MIDDLE RIGHT: Coach Lake reviews a play. BOTTOM LEFT: Andrea Janssen makes a lay-up. BOTTOM MIDDLE: These Lakeview Varsity Girls won basketball awards: Andrea Janssen - All-Conference� Kelli Krings - All-Star. All-Conference Honorable Mention� Reva Went - All-Star, All-City� Colleen Humlicek - All-Conference, All-State Honorable Mention. All-Star, All-City. BOTTOM RIGHT: Colleen Humlicek shoots for Two. On To State A season of excellence. This year, the girls varsity team did just that, excelled. They worked to give us one of the most memorable seasons we have ever had. After defeating Scotus in first round Districts, they were well on the way to a victory well worth remembering. They advanced to second round Districts and defeated Hartington Cedar Catholic in the best game of the season. Pierce was the only thing left standing between Districts and State. After beating them to become District Champions, the girls were off to Lincoln for state tournaments. It was a goal, an accomplishment. It took high spirits and hard work on the part of the girls, but they achieved it. It was truly a season of excellence. TOP LEFT - Kelli Krings and Reva Went show their excitement after winning Districts in Nor- folk. TOP MIDDLE - Coach Lake admires the trophy the girls basketball team won at the District Tournaments. TOP RIGHT - Coach Lake, Assis- tant Coach Gertsch, and the Girls Varsity Basketball Team show their pride as they pose with their district Championship Award. CENTER TOP - Rhonda Borchers and Denise Kuta celebrate at the surprise party given by the freshmen and Coach Shaw. BOTTOM LEFT - Kelli Krings puts up a shot for two points at the Girls State Tournament. CENTER - Area merchants show their pride in the Lake- view girls basketball team. BOTTOM MIDDLE - Reva Went struggles to get the ball back after an Ord opponent blocks a shot during first round play in the State Tournament. BOTTOM RIGHT - Amy Stuthman and Kelli Krings leave the send-off line with smiles. Girls Basketball-63 Young Viqueens Move Up Bottom Left - Beth Louden is caught off-guard, as she takes a rest during the game. Bottom Middle - Amy Lindeman shows good defensive form against the David City Scouts. Bottom Right - Beth Louden attempts two points as a Schuyler opponent looks on. Top Left - Freshman Girls Basketball Team: FRONT ROW.- Angie Allphin, Stacy Smid, Charissa Corcoran, Amy Lindeman. BACK ROW: Jamie Loseke, Deanna Dittmer, Beth Louden. Kari Muhle. Amy Liebig, Rachael Foltz. Top Right - Rachael Foltz frantically reaches for the ball as the opponent attempts to block her out. Freshman often have to take a back seat to upper- classmen and basketball is no exception. Who will get the big lockers in the locker room is usually designated by the seniors and seldom argued with. On trips to out of town, the new van is usually occupied by seniors and juniors. But even with these acts of seniority, Top Left - Pam Klink shoots for two points while being blocked by a York opponent. Top Right - Kari Brandt and Michelle Asche show that team- work helps when blocking an opponent. Middle Left - Kari Brandt avoids a block to make a basket. Middle Right - Student Manager, Michelle Pieters, takes a break for a quick picture. Bottom Left - Denise Kuta shows good form as she jumps for a basket. Bottom Right - Junior Varsity Girls Basketball team. First Row - Kerri Muhle, Tammy Gehring, Ruth Christensen, Diane Sander, Amy Korte. and Kylai Ernst. Second Row - Denise Kuta, Carolyn Mueller, and Sheryl Jarosz. Third Row Michelle Asche. Kari Brandt, and Pam Klink. Fourth Row - Angie Allphin, and Rhonda Borchers. when it comes to the girls playing as a team, all else is forgotten. This year the girls Jun- ior Varsity achieved an 8-7 record by working together as a team and using the skills taught by Coach Gertsch. The Fresh- man team got their first taste of Lakeview basket- ball with an 7-4 record. They found out what its like to work together and play high school basket- ball, while gaining skills that will help make next year’s J.V. team even better. Girls Basketball-65 Top - Brian Kuta and Scott Wallingford run through the spirit line. Bottom Left - Jim Specht and Brad Asche use deep concentration in a close game. Bottom Middle - Wade Behlen seems to be shocked during a varsity game. Bottom Right - Brad Asche waits for the ball to come into reach. 66-Boys Basketball Varsity Struggles Through Another Season Under the direction of new coach Mr. Freeman, the varsity boy's basketball team played with competi- tiveness throughout the entire season. Working hard and playing as a team helped the guys to gain experience while struggling to over- come difficulties. There were four returning players to the varsity team; Jim Specht and Brian Kuta, Seniors! Joel Smejkal, Juniori and Keith Gehring, Sophomore. Joining the team this year were Brian Souillere, Jeff Inselman, Kevin Tuma, Scott Walling- ford, Brad Asche, Wade Behlen, Scott Smejkal, and Dave Brakenhoff. The hard work, near victories, and constant improvement that went on between the players and their new coach was sometimes over- looked by a 2-17 season record. The season was a frustrating one for all involved as there were only four returning varsity players, but the desire to practice and win made the going a little easier. Bottom - Varsity basket- ball team - Coach Rhode. Coach Lange. Brian Soul- liere. Jeff Inselman. Kevin Tuma. Scott Wallingford. Joel Smejkal, Brian Kuta. Brad Asche, Keith Gehr- ing. Wade Behlen, Jim Specht, Scott Smejkal, Dave Brakenhoff, Ryan Willms. Coach Freeman. op - Scott Wallingford and Wade Behlen seem to Middle Right - Jim Specht waits patiently for the e amazed by the ceiling of the gym. ball to come his way. liddle Left - All-Conference recipient, Brian Kuta. Boys Basketball-67 This is the story of Basketball Bart. He was the leading basketball for the 1983-84 Lakeview Boy's basketball season. As might be expected. Bart was bounced through a lot. He led the Junior Varsity to a 4-10 record. Although the boys had a tough season Bart helped them learn new techniques for a more successful season next year. However, Bart found the Freshmen easier to work with. He was able to give them the boost they needed for a 10-5 season. Bart really helped the players the best way he knew how. But some days Bart didn't like being himself. He got in certain kinds of spells where he didn’t like to go through the hoop. The players realized that you have to work together as a team in order to get things accomplished. Bart did his best to help them out and he gave them the enthusiasm to make next year’s season a hit. Top Left - James Wilke gives it his best shot. Top Right - Listening intently, Ron Klink. Kevin Pieters, and Brad Kapels memorize the next play coach Rich Rhode had drawn out. Middle - Mike Hilger and Ron Klink wait eagerly for the rebound. Middle Right - Freshman basketball team Front Row - Kyle Wobig. Brad Kapels. Ron Klink. Craig Franzen. Allen Goering. Ricky Peterson. Back Row - Coach Rhode, Mark Zakrzewski, John Muhle. Mike Hilger, Kevin Pieters, James Wilke, Tim Martens. Bottom Right - Ron Klink is backed up by John Muhle as a warm-up. Young Vikings Show Their Ability 68-Boys Basketball Top left - James Wilke looks for an open shot. Top Right - Junior Varsity Basketball Front Row - Chad Schwarting, Brian Soulliere, Kevin Tuma, David Brakenhoff. Brad Asche, Jeff Inselman, Scott Smejkal, Gary Zakrzewski. Back Row - Coach Thomas Lange. Dan Humlicek. Scott Wurdeman, Doug Kapels, Steve Thomazin. Craig Loseke. Ron Luschen. Bruce Schmidt. Ryan Willms. Bottom Left - Jeff Inselman flies high for a basket. Middle - Ron Luschen tries to reach for the ball. Bottom Right - Kevin Pieters and Ron Klink try to get open for a pass. Boys Basketball-69 LHS grapplers ended the season with a 2-1 record. The team attended three tournaments with their best placing of 7th at Schuyler. The team placed tenth at Conference and placed twelfth at Districts with four individuals plac- ing. They were: Ron Remm 4th, Todd Luchsinger 2nd, Adam Edwards 6th, Monty 70-Wrestling Walker 6th. Remm at 98 and Luch- singer at 185, went on to state tournament at Lin- coln. Coaches, Hoesly and Pierce, honored nine letter winners for the season, though the whole team worked very hard and always tried their best to represent LHS. Top Right - 1983-84 Wrestling Team - FRONT ROW: Ron Remm. Monty Walker. Dan Blaser. MIDDLE ROW: Jeff Cerny. Jim Mohrman. Adam Edwards. Ed Lemburg. Jeff Nicholas. Ed Ball- weg. BACK ROW: Coach Hoesly. Rick Pilakowski, Doug Feik. Brian Foral. Coach Pierce. Assistant Duane Lusche. Top Lett - Jeff Cerny takei second to think before makes a move on his oppone Bottom Left - Lisa Claus wrestling cheerleader, han Ed Ballweg. varsity te member, a rose to give I parents on parents night. Bottom Right - Jim Mohrm watches in silence as concentrates for his upcomi challenge. Wrestlers Compete Under New Coach TOP LEFT - Ron Remm attempts to make a move on his opponent to score extra points. TOP RIGHT - Brian Foral works to gain another pin for his record. BOTTOM LEFT - Todd Luch- singer is victorious as he fulfills his dreams to proceed onto State. BOTTOM RIGHT - Monty Walker struggles for a takedown. 71 Time To Take A Break TOP LEFT - Ed Ballweg waits patiently for his oncoming match. TOP RIGHT - Todd Luchsinger quietly watches the opponent as he mentally prepares for his upcoming match. BOTTOM LEFT - State qualifiers for the 1983 84 State Wrestling Tour- nament were Todd Luchsinger. and Ron Remm. BOTTOM RIGHT - Adam Edwards takes time to rest after a grueling match. 72-Wrestling Lisa and Jeanne Support Wrestlers Top Left - Lisa Clausen and Jeanne Wacha cheer on the Lakeview Wrestling team at a home meet. Top Right - Jeanne Wacha and Lisa Clausen, wrestling cheerleaders, watch a district match patiently. Bottom Right - 1983-84 Wrestling Cheerleaders, Lisa Clausen, and Jeanne Wacha. Being a cheerleader is always a difficult job, but being a wrestling cheerleader is even harder. There are smaller crowds and it is sometimes difficult to get the spirit going at meets. It takes pride, dedication, and spirit to be a good cheerleader. Jeanne Wacha. head wrestling cheerleader and Lisa Clausen helped cheer the wrestling team through a season with ups and downs. They followed the guys to all the meets and were always there for support. At state tournaments they were there to cheer for Todd Luchsinger and Ron Remm. Lisa and Jeanne exhibited the pride, dedication and spirit it takes to lead a wrestling team through a tough season and proved that hard work makes good cheerleaders. Wrestling-73 Snowball Dreams Come True Have you ever dreamed of becoming royalty, wearing a crown, or dancing with the prince or princess of your dreams? If you have, then your dream may have come true on the night of December 23rd. It was a night made for crowning a new King and Queen, for appointing attendants and for dancing until midnight. Jim Specht and Kelli Krings were announced as the Snowball King and Queen with Reva Went, Rob Neater, Sue Meyer, Brad Asche, Rhonda Borchers, Wade Behlen. Jenni Meyer, and Brian Foral as attendants. The students that attended the festivities danced to the tune of Complete Music” and admired the decorations done by the Seniors. The week previous to Snowball was filled with decorating the Christmas windows. Each class was designated by a window to put their own ideas on, and then judged by the faculty. Sophomores placed TOP LEFT - 1983 Snowball King and Queen with atten- dants. FRONT ROW - Brian Foral. Jenni Meyer, Kelli Krings, Jim Specht, Rhonda Borchers. and Wade Behlen. BACK ROW - Brad Asche, Sue Meyer, Reva Went, and Rob Neater. TOP RIGHT - Snowball King and Queen for 1983. Kelli Krings, and Jim Specht. BOTTOM - Senior Snowball candidates. FRONT ROW - Amy Stuth- man, Lori Goering, Kelli Krings, Colleen Humlicek and Reva Went. BACK ROW - Jeff Soulliere. Joe Zakr- zewski, Jim Specht. and Rob Neater. first, Freshman, second. Juniors third, and Seniors fourth. The week closed with the coming of Christmas vacation and the promise of a new year. 74-Snowball TOP - Junior Snowball Candidates. Front Row - Lori Janssen. Karlene Loseke. Sue Meyer. Shannon Behlen. and Kris Alphin. Back Row - Ed Ballweg, Rod Arndt. Brad Asche. Scott Wallingford, and Sean Casey. MIDDLE - Sophomore Snowball Can- didates. Front Row - Kari Brandt. Andrea Janssen. Rhonda Borchers. Carolyn Mueller and Ruth Christensen. Back Row - Jerry Jaixen. Brian Soulliere. Wade Behlen and Mike Kruse. BOTTOM - Freshman Snowball Candidates. Front Row - Margaret Kosch. Stacy Smid. Charissa Corcoran. Beth Louden, and Jenni Meyer. Back Row� Allen Gehring. Kevin Pieters, Mark Zakrzewski. Ron Klink. and Brian Foral. Snowball-75 Top left: Rob Neater and Reva Went receive honors as senior attendants. Top right: The win- ning Snowball atten- dants for the junior class were Brad Asche and Sue Meyer. Bottom left: Jenni Meyer stands tall beside Brian Floral after being named Freshman attendants. Bottom right: Wade Behlen and Rhonda Borches stand proud after being announced as sophomore Snowball attendants. 76-Snowball TOP LEFT - A scene common to most dances, the guys waiting to dance with that special girl. TOP RIGHT - Adam Edwards does his own dance step to the sound of Com- plete Music. MIDDLE LEFT - Jim Specht and girlfriend Kim Tate take a breather from the crowded dance floor. MIDDLE RIGHT - Couples and friends sit to watch the crowning of Snowball royalty. BOTTOM LEFT - Russ Sindelar crowns Jim Specht. Snowball King for 1983. BOTTOM RIGHT - Lori Goering looks on as Judy Henke crowns Kelli Krings, Snowball Queen for 1983. Snowball-77 Cheerleaders Encourage Spirit Another season, another game, it's time for the cheerleaders to get out their indoor outfits and be prepared for the basketball crowds. New cheers and new enthusiasm is all part of starting the winter season right. The girls try once again through pep rallies and posters to raise the spirit of LHS students and faculty. Although it’s a tough job, the cheerleaders work hard to create an attitude of enthusiasm and spirit throughout the Lakeview district. TOP LEFT - Tracy Greisen, Kris Allphin, Brandy Furnow, and Sue Meyer take time out for a picture. MIDDLE LEFT - Veronica Griffith poses with Brandy Furnow. this year’s cheerleading mascot. MIDDLE RIGHT - Leslie Griffith shows us that cheerleading can be a lot of fun. BOTTOM LEFT - 1983-84 Cheer- leaders. Clockwise: Tracy Greisen. Sue Meyer. Veronica Griffith Kris Allphin. and Leslie Griffith MIDDLE BOTTOM - Veronica Grif- fith and Brandy Furnow show their school spirit. BOTTOM RIGHT - Tracy Greisen smiles for the camera while cheer- ing. Top - Coach B” shows us how many licks you can get out of a lifesaver lolly pop. Top Right - Jeff Inselman strides out the hurdles in his final race. Middle Right • Jim Specht shows us his Oby Kanobi look. Far Right - Jerry Jaixen and Ron Klink relax after a hard day at the track meet. Right - Russ Sindelar shows the strength you must have to pole vault. 80 LHS Tracksters Finish Wet Season Top Adam Edwards. Sean Casey. Rhonda Borchers. and Keith Gehring discuss the days events at a track meet. Far Left Adam Edwards puts forth all he has in the long jump. Left - Allen Gehring shows us that a track meet is not all hard work. Bottom Left - This year's state qualifiers were Scott Wallingford and Todd Henke. GOOD JOB GUYS1II Bottom - Members of the 1984 Boys Track team: First row Brian Kuta. Dick Weerts. Mark Schrieber, Doug Feik. Dave Brakenhoff. Second row - Tim Mohrman. Jerry Jaixen. Corey Keller. Jeff Inselman. Doug Goedeken, Kent Thomazin, Russ Sindelar. Mike Schrieber. Eugene Finecy. Third row - Coach Dittmer. Kyle Wobig. Chad Schwarting. Mark Goering. Tim Martens. James Wilke. Shawn Greisen, Allen Gehring. Coach Whiting. Fourth row - Jim Specht, Sean Casey. Ron Klink, Dan Humiicek. Brad Kapels. Ed Ballweg, Coach Strunk. Fifth row - Mark Zakrzewski, Adam Edwards. John Muhle. Steve Thomazin. Craig Franzen. Evan Bisson. Sixth row - Coach Ortmeier. Mike Hilger. Axel Kvaran. Kevin Pieters, Jim Saalfeld. Kevin Coan. Rob Neater, Todd Henke. Scott Wallingford. Keith Gehring. Coach Brozovsky. Boys Track-81 Girls Tracksters had a season that Mr. Lake said Went very well.” Because winter decided to take up a rather large portion of our spring season many meets ended up being postponed. All and all three meets were never able to be made up. All of these being duals was a lose that hurt the team because of experience that could have been gained. The teams overall perfor- mance went very well. In addition to their regular routine they took on some fund raising events to raise money for their new eye-catching sweat suits. These all-weather sweat suits will be a Columbia blue in color with silver lettering across the back spelling out LAKEVIEW. Silver and white stripes will line the sides of the sweat pants. To pay for these a total of $420. dollars was raised. The track members held car wash and a big wheel race. The athletes also collect- ed cans and the booster club made a donation. 82-Girls Track Top Left - Ruth Christensen pushes it to the end while running in a dash. Top Middle - Amy Korte remembers her form in the hurdle race. Above - Andrea Janssen goes to state for the second yearl Middle Right - While enjoying the nice weather Coach Shaw takes a little time to gab while finishing records. Bottom Right - Carissa Corcoran in one of her many sprints strides to the end. Hard Work Comes Along With Play Top - Andrea Janssen. Colleen Humlicek, Amy Stuthman and Amy Korte enjoy the walk to the start-line of their relay race. Bottom left - Mr. Lake takes time to blow his nose and add a few laughs to everyone’s day. Bottom Right - Girls Track - Front Row - Margaret Kosch. Ruth Christensen. Andrea Janssen. Diane Sander, and Deanna Dittmer. Second Row - Mr. Lange. Assistant Coach, Carissa Corcor- an, Dierdre Petersen, Amy Korte, Carolyn Mueller. Denise Kuta, Suzan Hassebrook. Holly Nick- olite. Third Row - Coach Char- lotte Shaw. Assistant Coach. Jeanne Nicholas. Amy Stuthman. Colleen Humlicek. Pam Klink. Debbie Asay Fourth Row - Barb Schreiber. Kari Brandt. Michelle Asche, Angie Alphin, Bob Lake, Head Coach. Girls Track-83 Golf Team Splashes Through 2nd Season The golf team started off the season with clubs in the air. Despite the rescheduling of many duals due to bad weather, the golf team finished out the season with a 2 and 2 record. The short season hurt the younger, inexperienced members of the team who were just beginning to develop their competitive form. Since spring forgot to come, many practices were held in Lakeview's hallways instead of the Elks Country Club. Ed Kinzer and Mark Shelby took part in coaching the boys to a very rewarding season. Throughout the season the teams stroke average improved immensely. The team was composed of 4 juniors, 5 sophomores and I freshman. Top Left, Joel Amejkal takes time off to wash his golf balls. Top Right, Scott Smejkal shows good form as he putts the ball. Bottom Left, Brett Manak practices at the Elks Country Club to improve his score. Bottom Right, Chris Luchsinger and Rick Peterson wait patiently to tee off. 84-Golf Top Left: 1984 Golf Members - First row: Rick Peterson. Jay Engel. Brett Manak. Ron Remm. Back row: Craig Loseke. Wade Behlen. Joel Smejkal. Scott Smejkal. Coach Ed Kinzer. (Not Pictured - Chris Luchsinger and Jason Badge) Middle Left: Jason Badge concentrates on making a good shot on the green. Middle Right: Chris Luchsinger realizes that a golf caddy would come in handy. Bottom right: Coaches Mark Shelby and Ed Kinzer find a comfortable spot to rest. Foggy Sweetheart Dance Shines Bright in Memory Fog filled the night of Sweetheart which was Saturday, February II. Alth- ough, the night was cold and damp, it didn’t stop candidates and students from arriving to share the traditional special mo- ment. When the right time came the new king and queen were announced. The 1984 sweetheart King was Kevin Coan and Queen was Reva Went. After the crownings the dance started, featuring Complete Music.” The freshmen put the dance on in the cafeteria. They had snacks and refreshments for during the dance. Even if the weather is bad that doesn’t stop many of us from going to special activities and having fun times. Left - Girls candidates for Sweetheart were Amy Stuthman. Colleen Humlicek, Gina Mueller, and Reva Went. Top Right - Sweetheart King was Kevin Coan and Queen was Reva Went. Lower Right - Sweetheart candidates were Axel Kvaran. Bruce Bradley, Kevin Coan, Reva Went. Amy Stuthman. Colleen Humlicek and Gina Mueller. (Not Pic- tured, Todd Luchsinger.) 86-Sweetheart Top Left - Reva Went and Kevin Coan get the first dance to Total Eclipse of the Heart ' Top right - Kelli Krings crowns Reva Went as queen. Middle right Kevin looks a little unbelieving as Kelli Krings crowns him Sweetheart King. Lower left - Guy candidates for Sweetheart were Axel Kvaran, Kevin Coan, and Bruce Bradley. (Not pictured is Todd Luchsinger.) Sweetheart-87 Top left Becky Schmidt is looking forlorn because she isn’t out dancing. Middle left - Looks like the Freshmen are really having fun. Lower right - Pam Klink, Kari Brandt and their dates decide to take a break from dancing for awhile. 88-Sweetheart Sweetheart-89 LHS SPORTS Cross Country Albion Invitational York Invitational Columbus Dual Aquinas Invitational Norfolk Invitational Albion Individual no Lakeview-Aquinas-Scotus Wahoo Invitational North Bend Dual Albion Invitational Volleyball 8th 8th 2nd 14th 6th place 3rd 8th 2nd 10th Football 1983 Lakeview Football Varsity Albion Columbus 60 LHS 00 Scotus 32 LHS 00 Ord 60 LHS 07 Central City 13 LHS 08 Crete 38 LHS 06 York 25 LHS 06 Seward 68 LHS 27 Schuyler 60 LHS 00 Fairbury 06 LHS 12 Cross Country Volleyball Varsity LHS OPP 10-15-12 Seward 15-10-15 15-15 York 8-10 6-16- 2 Ainsworth 15-14-15 5-12 Albion 15-15 15-15 Columbus High 9-10 15- 4- 6 Howells 12-15-15 7-6 Columbus Scotus 15-15 6- 3 David City Aquinas ! 15-15 8-9 David City 15-15 15-15 Madison 6-11 15-11 Schuyler 17-15 9-15-11 Albion 15- 8-15 13-15-15 Crete 15- 7- 6 8-13 Fairbury 15-15 4-6 Pierce 15-15 Junior Varsity 4-12 Seward 15-15 14-15-11 York 16- 5-15 13-15-13 Columbus High 15-11-15 11-13 Howells 15-15 12-15-15 Columbus Scotus 15-1 l-ll 4-13 David City Aquinas 15-15 15-16 David City 7-14 6-2 Madison 15-15 15- 2-12 Schuyler 6-15-15 14-15-15 Fairbury 16- M3 15-15 Crete IO 8 Basketball Boys Basketball LHS OPP 47 Crete 52 43 David City 52 53 Wayne 56 63 Osceola 48 50 St. Joseph 75 39 Fairbury 54 37 Valentine 38 29 Albion 62 44 Madison 67 39 Centennial 65 51 Fairbury 57 46 Schuyler 59 36 Schuyler 61 35 Ord 47 62 David City Aquinas 84 57 York 83 44 Scotus 49 57 Central City 46 43 Hardington C.C. 66 47 Junior Varsity Howells 61 39 David City 46 42 Wayne 59 55 Osceola 63 61 Omaha St. Joseph 57 36 Albion 34 39 Utica Centennial 40 56 Fairbury 51 44 Schuyler 46 47 Madison 51 53 David City Aquinas 61 49 York 67 55 Scotus 67 40 Central City 44 SCOREBOARD GIRLS BASKETBALL LHS OPP 32 Utica 37 38 Crete 41 52 Osceola 25 46 Fairbury 37 36 Scotus 37 39 Howells 35 40 Madison 28 40 Fairbury 38 46 Aquinas 34 35 Albion 42 52 Wayne 27 37 Central City 27 33 Schuyler 40 58 York 48 33 Seward 36 38 York 32 44 Scotus 31 50 David City 36 45 Schuyler 42 46 Columbus High School 34 43 Scotus 41 53 Hartington 47 46 Pierce 33 42 Ord 65 Boys Track Conference Relay Lakeview Invitational Knights of Columbus Wayne State Invitational Ce ntennial Invitational Wisner Invitational Wisner Fr. 6 So. Invitational Conference District 9th 5th 3rd 4th 5th 2nd 12th 6th 3rd Golf Wrestling 1983-1984 Lakeview Wrestling LHS OPP 60 St. Edward 12 15 Osceolea 43 16 David City 49 26 David City Aquinas 39 20 North Bend 41 II Central City 46 30 Arlington 39 21 Howells 40 45 Leigh 12 25 Wayne 45 TOURNAMENTS North Bend 7th Albion 8th Schuyler 7th Conference IOth David City Aquinas 7th District 12th Basketball LHS JUNIOR VARSITY OPP 34 Utica 26 26 Osceola 23 31 Fairbury 29 48 Howells 14 27 Monroe Varsity 49 43 Aquinas 46 44 Albion 29 40 Wayne 43 36 Madison 35 50 Seward 54 45 York 31 44 Scotus 49 34 David City 31 27 Schuyler 37 27 Columbus High School 57 Track 2nd 2nd 3rd 6th I Ith 1st I Ith 9th 2nd 3rd 12th 5th 6th 2th 5th 7th 3rd 3rd 10th 7th David City-Fullerton- Lakeview Columbus Reserve Dual David City Invitational Scotus Invitational Albion Invitational Scotus Dual Conference Tournament Districts Girls Track Madison Lakeview Invite Conference Relays Wayne State Invite Schuyler Invite Wisner Invite Centennial Invite Wisner Invite Scotus-Schuyler Scotus-Columbus Central Conference Tied Districts LHS Spirit Arises Top Left - Varsity football players. Jim Saalfeld, Joel Smejkal, and Brad Asche, enjoy a pep rally in the pit. Top Right - Brian Kuta and Colleen Humlicek laugh after the Shave A Balloon” skit during a pep rally. Middle - 1983-84 Cheerleaders - Kris Allphin. Veronica Griffith. Jeanne Wacha. Lisa Clausen. Tracy Greisen. Sue Meyer. Leslie Griffith. Bottom Left • Sophomores await a fellow classmate as they spell out LHS on the gym floor. Bottom Right - It seemed obvious that the masked Awbrey was embarrassed that he had the best legs. Go Big Blue! Go Big Bluel That’s the sound that rings through the school when there’s a pep rally. Pep rallies are a chance for students to yell in the school and compete against other classes. They raise school spirit and get everyone ready for the game. Holding Pep Rallies during school hours provides everyone the opportunity to attend without having to go home or to work. So, next time you hear a thunderous. Go Big Bluel don’t just walk by. stop and yell for your school. Your spirit could make a difference. 92 CL aAAeS To publish a more professional newspaper, in terms of content and writing, that will appeal to as many members of the student body as possible. That was the goal of the 1983-84 Viking Viewpoint staff. Guided by Mr. Adams, a new sponsor, they worked to put out a newspaper that was entertaining, yet informative. Selling ads and going to Leigh highlighted the year and showed the staff the business and manufacturing aspects of a newspaper. By working as a team, the staff reached their goal of putting out the best papers possible. Lk. L y TOP LEFT - Suzan Hasse brook takes time out for a quick picture while working on her next story. TOP RIGHT - Vonnl Wobig. Editor, gives Jeanne Wacha pointers on a feature story. MIDDLE LEFT - FRONT ROW: Vonni Wobig, Tammy Gossman, Kris Nelson, Tammy Henke. Lori Janssen. Gina Mueller. BACK ROW: Rob Neater, Jeanne Wacha, Suzan Hassebrook. Holly Nickolite. Donna MIDDLE RIGHT - Kris Nelson, Vonni Wobig, and Tammy Gossman look over the newspaper before distributing it to the classes. BOTTOM RIGHT - Vonni Wobig and Tammy Gossman keep tabs on the current news at Lakeview by reading the monthly bulletin. Johnson. Mr. Adams. Dancers Cut FOOTLOOSE i.akcview Modern Jazz, Aerobics and Ballroom Dancing. These are just a few of the types of dances Mrs. Berg taught the members of this year’s dance class. After learning the basics, they helped the P. E. classes on their dance unit. The girls were divided into three groups to choreograph their own dance to a song of their choice. They chose costumes suitable for their songs and performed at various events throughout the year. TOP LEFT: Lori Janssen jumps back while demonstrating a step to the P.E. class. TOP RIGHT: Kelly Coan, Tammy Soulliere. Michelle Pieters and Suzy Janssen are a DELIRIOUS bunch. MIDDLE RIGHT: Sheryl Jarosz. Chris Marker, Rhonda Martensen. and Sondra Becher’s dance has HUMAN TOUCH. BOTTOM LEFT: Aerobics is one of the daily routines as shown by Tammy Soulliere. BOTTOM RIGHT: Debby Asay. Lori Janssen, and Tammie Rowan show off their outfits in their dance. BABY. BE MINE. Vocal Groups Vocal Music was divided into two classes this year. These are vocal performance and another vocal class. The classes joined to perform two concerts, one at Christmas and one in the spring. Although these two concerts were impor- tant during the year, many other performances were made. At the Albion Choral Clinic, the swing choir was able to perform during the evening concert. They worked hard to make Lakeview proud of its vocal department and made this a year worth remembering. Top Left Shannon Behlen plays the piano while the vocal group practices for the Christmas Concert. Top Right - Kyla Ernst. Kent Thomazin, Adam Edwards, and Todd Henke have a few laughs while deciding what to order at Wendy’s. Center Kevin Pieters, Scott Wur- deman, Todd Henke, and Jay Engel practice singing in the pit. Bottom Left - Adam Edwards and Lisa Hulsebus practice with the Vocal Performance group. Bottom Right Jim Specht and Kent Thomazin enjoy the latest sports news instead of singing. Keep on Swingin’ Top Left - Mrs. Berg conducts the vocal group as they sing at the Christmas Concert. Top Right Vocal Performance. FIRST ROW - Tony Orender. Jolene Jarecki. Shannon Behlen. Lisa Clausen, and Kent Thomazin. SECOND ROW - Steve Pallas. Lisa Hulsebus. Todd Henke. Stacy Kelley. Jan Richards. Lisa Lich- tenfeld. Tom Kelley, Lisa Leffers. and Dan Humlicek. THIRD ROW - Margaret Kosch. Jim Specht. Michelle Pieters. Jeanne Ni- cholas, Donna Lusche. Scott Wurdeman. and Bridgett Kelley. BACK ROW - Tim Martens. Kevin Pieters, and Steve Osten. Middle Left - Mass Choir, FIRST ROW - Lisa Leffers. Jan Richards. Tom Kelley, Tom Martens. Dan Humlicek. Jim Specht. Tony Orender, Jeff Moeller, Ryan Willms. Jeff Inselman. Kevin Pieters, Steve Osten, and Brid- gett Kelley. SECOND ROW - Candy Harbison. Clete Brochers. Scott Wallingford. Jeff Orender. Steve Pallas. Dennis Young. Jay Engel. Todd Henke. Kent Thomazin, Scott Wurdeman. and Donna Johnson. THIRD ROW - Kim Brakenhoff. Becky Schmidt. Jenni Meyer, Donna Lusche. Lisa Clausen. Rhonda Martensen. Jolene Jarecki. Lisa Lichtenfeld. Rhonda Borchers. Pam Klink. and Kim Harbison. FOURTH ROW - Jenny Mueller. Angie Hanke. Carolyn Mueller. Kathy Harbison. Dawn Buller. Shiela Pallas. Jayne Bowman. Thereas Tribble. Sondra Becher. Sherri Swanson. Mary Lutjelusche. BACK ROW - Chris Luchsinger. Jeanne Nicholas. Stacy Kelley, Lisa Hulsebus. Michelle Pieters. Shannon Behlen and Paula Wendt. Bottom Left - Tom Patrick gives the vocal classes tips on how to improve their singing. Bottom Right - Selected students from Vocal Performance sing at the Christmas Concert. Vocal Music-97 Small Voices Lead To Big Performances Top Left - Shannon Behlen and Lisa Hulsebus sing a duet at the Christmas Concert. Top Right - Jan Richards enjoys the ride in the van to the Firehouse Dinner Theatre in Omaha. Top Middle - The vocal group sings at the Spring Concert. Bottom Left • Mrs. Berg thanks the audience for attending the Christmas Concert. Bottom Right - The guys from Vocal Performance sing proud- ly at the Christmas Concert. 98-Vocal Music Top Left - Michelle Pieters. Lisa Hulsebus. Suzy Janssen. Shannon Behlen, and Sondra Becher goof around while waiting their turn to order their food at Arby's. Top Right - Mr. Maricle gives the vocal performance class tips on their singing as Mrs. Berg watches on. Bottom Left - Shannon Behlen shows her piano-playing talent during practice for the Christ- mas concert. Bottom Right - Jay Engel looks around in silence as Donna Lusche sings her part. Vocal Music-99 One, two, three o’clock, four o’clock rock. The Rock -N- Roll era of the fifties seems to be brought back as the vocal department performed the Musical Happy Days” on April 16. A month of practic- ing and hard work resulted in a flash from the past that was well worth seeing. The cast and crew were made up primarily of vocal performance students with help from the other vocal classes. Happy Days was enjoyed by both the audience and the students who put it together. Happy Days Are Here Again TOP LEFT - Lisa Lichtenfeld. who portrays Jenny Piccalo in the play. Happy Days”, shows off her acting talents. TOP MIDDLE - Michelle Pieters and Kent Thomazin practice for the final show. TOP RIGHT - Jay Engel and Steve Osten, playing Potsie and Ralph, show that per- forming isn’t all work and no play. MIDDLE - Jolene Jarecki and Lisa Hulsebus. as Joanie and Lori Beth, sing Dungaree Doll” to their Happy Days” sweethearts. MIDDLE RIGHT - Todd Henke. Kent Thomazin and Steve Pallas, as Mr. C, Al. and Fonzie. sing Cindy. Oh Cindy” to the audience. BOTTOM LEFT. BOTTOM RIGHT - It's the guys against the girls singing Livin’ It Up” during play practice. Band Competes TOP LEFT - 1983-84 Band members. Front Row - Charissa Corcoran. Amy Korte. Tammy Gossman. Jodi Von Seggern. Kerri Muhle. Tammy Rowan. Tammy Weber. Ruth Christensen. Karri Osten. Jeanne Wacha. Vonni Wobig. Second Row - Diane Sander. Deanna Dittmer. Tammy Gehring. Heidi Schroeder. Angie Allphin. Michelle Pieters. Michelle Asche. Kris Nelson. Stacy Smid, Gary Zakrzewski. Debby Asay, Rich Weerts, Mike Schreiber. Michele Marker. Chris Luchsinger. Third Row - Kelly Coan. Kim Klug. Debby Brunken. Angie Kuil. Amy Stuthman. Karlene Loseke. Keith Gehring. Barb Schreiber. Kevin Coan. Scott Wurdeman. Thadd Fauteux. Ron Remm. Richard Weber. Joel Barrow. Amy Lindeman. Beth Louden. Mark Zakrzewski. Allen Gehring. Kyle Wobig. Back row - Monty Walker. T odd Henke, Jeff Jedlicka. Director William Boucher. BOTTOM - Debby Asay. Amy Stuthman. and Judy Henke take time to pose for a picture, during a band performance. _HS Band-101 Below: Clarinet group - Front Row - Kim Klug. Diane Sanders. Amy Korte, Kelly Coan. Tammy Gehring. Back Row • Angie Allphin. Charissa Corcoran, Heidi RIGHT.- Beth Luoden and Kerri Muhle Schroeder, Deanna Dittmer, Debbie manage a smile for the camera after a Brunken, Angie Kuil. long march. The LHS 72 member band marched at the Columbus and Schuyler parades. Under the supervision of Mr. Boucher and conducted by majorette, Kris Nelson, they received a III at the Columbus Days Field Competi- tion and Pershing, Assisted by flag girls, Judy Henke, Tammy Gossman, Tammy Soulliere, Vonni Wobig, Shannon Behlen, Karlene Loeske, Debbie Asay, and Lisa Hulsebus, the band worked to make their program the best ever. A concert in the spring showed the public that they are not strictly a marching band. Playing at half-times, pep rallies and the Veterans Day program were other activities the band participated in throughout the year. ABOVE: Flute Section - Front Row - Jeanne Wacha, Karri Osten. Vonnie Wobig, Tammy Gossman, Kris Nelson. Tammy Weber. Ruth Christensen. Back Row - Kerri Muhle. Jodi Von Seggern. Stacy Smid. Tammie Rowan. Michelle Pieters, Michelle Asche. RIGHT - Band Officers - Front - Todd Henke. Back Row - Tammy Gossman. Kevin Coan. Amy Stuthman. 102-Band Band-103 Student Show-Off Some Finer Points of Band Top Left - Kris Nelson stands proudly as band Majorette. Top Right - Angie Allphin and Amy Lindeman smile for a quick picture before leaving the Columbus Day's parade. Middle - Brass Section. Front Row Amy Lindeman and Beth Louden. Middle Row - Mark Zakrzewski. Kyle Wobig and Allen Gehring. Back Row - Joel Barrow and Richard Weber. Right • Amy Korte arrives at Pawnee Park for the Columbus Day’s Band Competition. Bottom Middle - Kevin and Kelli Coan kidding around before marching in the Columbus Day’s parade. 104-Band TOP LEFT - Lisa Hulsebus finishes a performance with LHS pizzazz. MIDDLE LEFT - FRONT ROW - Amy Stuthman, Karlene Loseke, Barb Schreiber. BACK ROW - Keith Gehring. Kevin Coan. Craig Franzen. Scott Wurdeman. and Ron Remm. BOTTOM LEFT - FRONT ROW - Shannon Behlen. Vonni Wobig. Karlene Loseke, Lisa Hulsebus. BACK ROW - Debby Asay. Tammy Gossman, Judy Henke and Tammy Soulliere. MIDDLE RIGHT - FRONT ROW - Jeff Jedlicka. Todd Henke. Monty Walker. BACK ROW • Debby Asay, Gary Zakrzewski, Mike Schrieber, Michele Marker. Christine Luchsinger. and Dick Weerts. Band-105 Contestants Fulfill Dreams Lakeview’s science research students and 28 Math contestants don’t always receive enough recognition for their achievements. Although these areas are of impor- tance they are often over- powered by athletics. This year the science students were successful at state with one boy, receiving a $100 scholar- ship. The use of computers in our society prompted some math students to be involved in contests while others tested in Algebra and Trigonometry. 106 Top Right - Contestant in the math group were: First Row - Margaret Kosch, Craig Franzen, Dick Weerts, Mark Zakrzewski, Steve Behlen. Kent Thomazin. Leo Kosch and Amy Stuthman. Second Row - Deanna Dittmer, Duane Ahlers. Jim Saafeld. Rod Arndt, Joel Smejkal, Jeff Cerny, Thadd Fauteax. Dan Humlicek, and Lisa Clausen. Third Row - Tammy Weber. Stacy Smid, Karlene Loseke, Shannon Behlen, Vicki Osten. Lisa Hassebrook. Bonnie Mautz, Karrie Osten, Paige Awbrey. Jeanne Wacha, and Judy Henke. Middle Left - Winner of Science Fair contest, Kim Jedlicka, smiles, and admires his masterpiece. Middle Right • Karlene Loseke. Vicki Osten, and Leo Kosch show their intelligence to Mr. Barnes. Bottom Right - Science Fair Contestants Front Row - Kurt Jedlicka. Joel Barrow, Brett Manak. and Kim Jedlicka. Back Row - Mr. Kinzer. Adviser, Dick Weerts, Lisa Hassebrook, Corey Keller, Duane Ahlers. Jeff Zimmerman, Chris Luchsinger. and Jim Chapik. Top Left Corner - Arlis Janssen debates if she should eat the popcorn on the floor. Top Left - Juvie cast - FIRST ROW - Lisa Hulsebus. and Jeff Cerny. SECOND ROW - Tammy Henke. Vicki Osten. Suzan Hassebrook. Karlene Loseke. Stacy Noonan, and Mrs. Peg Slusarski. BACK ROW - Leo Kosch, Jay Engel. Jim Saalfeld. Kevin Coan. Axel Kvaran. and Tom Kelley. Middle Left - Karlene Loseke. Vicki Osten, and Jim Saalfeld perform their childrens play at District 84. Right - Kent Thomazin and Veronica Griffith show their acting talent, performing at the grade schools. Bottom Left - Karlene Loseke and Vicki Osten work hard during their play for the grade schools. Makeup! Makeup! This was something that was often said in this year's Speech and Drama class. Juvie” a one-act play was performed by II of the Drama students. It took first at Conference and received a first place standing at dis- tricts, which advanced the plays to state competition, Juvie received third place at state. The speech students par- ticipated in contests through- out the year, including Platte College and Hastings. Jay Engel was the lone qualifier from Lakeview for state com- petition, where he received fourth place. The Speech and Drama students also attended the Firehouse Dinner theater and performed four children’s plays for the grade schools. 107 Top Left - Jay Engle qualified for the ftate speech contest, where he placed fourth. Top Right - The speech girls anxiously await to give their speeches. Middle Right - Leslie Griffith shows off her cute pumps before making her speech. Bottom Left - Speech Group - FIRST ROW • Tammy Henke. Jeanne Wacha. Lisa Clausen. Karri Osten. Lori Delozier. Veronica Griffith. Lori Goering. Arlis Janssen. Vonni Wobig. Gina Mueller, and Tracy Griesen. SECOND ROW - Tom Kelley. Dan Humlicek. Kelli Krings. Reva Went. Suzan Hassebrook. Karlene Loseke. Vicki Osten. Lisa Hulsebus. Donna Johnson. Bridgett Kelley. Jeanne Nicholas, and Angie Allphin. BACK ROW - Jeff Cerny. Jim Saalfeld. Jay Engle. Leo Kosch. Jim Specht. Kevin Coan. Loren Hellbusch. Kent Thomazin, Axel Kvaran. Chris Luchsinger. Tammy Weber, Allison Goering. Leslie Griffith, and Jenni Meyer. Bottom Right Axel Kvaran talks over his marks with a judge. 108-Speech Student Aides Are Appreciated Top Left - Office Aides. Leslie Griffith. Pam Schaad, Theresa Tribble. Tammie Rowan, Tracy Greisen, and Donna Johnson. Middle Left - Library aide Scott Maurer shows that being an aide isn’t all work. Middle - Teacher Aides - Front Row - Russ Sindelar. Jeff Soul- liere, Gina Mueller. Tammy Goss- man, Lori Delozier. Tammy Henke. Vicki Osten, and Dianna Prazan. Second Row - Kelli Krings. Jan Richards. Kris Allphin. Kar- lene Loseke. Kris Nelson. Reva Went. Shannon Behlen. Adam Edwards. Stacy Kelly. Joanne Sprunk. and Amy Stuthman. Third Row - Loren Hellbush, Steve Behlen. Jason Badje. Brian Kuta, Brad Asche. Todd Henke, and Kevin Tuma. Middle Right - Teacher Aide. Tammy Gossman uses her free time to do homework. Bottom Right - Library Aides - Neal Wurdeman. Andrea Janssen. Kari Brandt, Rhonda Martensen, Lori Goering, Arlis Janssen. Allison Goering and Mike McDermott. Back Row - Michael Schrieber. Monty Walker. Kevin Coan, Joe Zakrzewski, Todd Litchtenfeld, Allen Terry, Scott Maurer, and Keith Jenny. Bottom Left - Mrs. Slattery gives Loren Hellbusch some information on film strips. Each year, when it comes time to sign up for next year’s classes, there are always some people who want to take some- thing easy or who have a period to fill up. Some of these people often decide to be an aide. At the time they sign up, they think it will be a pretty simple class period, but, they soon find out differently. Being an aide involves typing, correcting papers, or just doing the general running around for a teacher. It can often be a difficult or tiring job, but their help is always ap- preciated. The Yearbook come True Staff can make Your Dreams The 1983-84 Yearbook staff consisted of twenty- six members. They were divided into 4 teams head- ed by Editor, Gina Mueller, Veronica Griffith, Lori Delozier, and Mary Lut- jelusche. The class size and number of groups was a large increase from previous years. Everyone was enthusiastic and will- ing to put out the best yearbook so far. Selling ads, working on production and having parties kept everyone busy all year. The reward for hard work and hurrying to meet deadlines was putting out a yearbook that everyone can enjoy and be proud of. TOP LEFT - Gina Mueller and Paula Wendt enjoy delicious snacks at the Yearbook Christmas Party. TOP RIGHT - Team II Kim Klug. Chris Long. Jayne Bowman. Stacy Kelley, and captain Veronic Grif- fith. Not pictured - Lisa Mueller. MIDDLE LEFT - Team III Captain Lori Delozier. Colleen Humlicek. Lori Janssen. Brenda Becher. Michelle Asche. and Michelle Pieters. MIDDLE - Team IV Pam Klink, Pam Schaad. Dianna Prazan. captain Gina Mueller. Kris Nelson, and Holly Nickolite. BOTTOM RIGHT - Miss Coke and Mr. Diffenderfer discuss plans for the making of the 1983-84 year- book. MIDDLE RIGHT - Mary Lutjelusche takes a break while working on the yearbook. BOTTOM LEFT - Team I Tammy Henke. Paula Wendt, Sherri Swan- son, captain Mary Lutjelusche. Theresa Tribble. Tammie Rowan, and Tammy Gossman. It’s not easy being an FFA jacket according to Johney the Jacket.” P-UII Boy do I get smelly sometimes. One of these not so rare occasions is when sheep shearing season comes along. It’s hard to keep clean because we get in rather close contact when the sheep are held in sheering positions. This quickly passes though and sometimes I feel like I have fleas but then I realize it’s from the sheep sheering season. Another thing I dread is being tossed to the back of the van. This ride can be hot and very uncomfortable. The sewing on the emblems is a very sensitive time in my life. I have to learn to endure pain. When the needle pierces my corduroy I could all but scream out in dire pain. The members, according to rules, are required to be very particular about my wear. Members' girlfriends are not permitted to wear me. While wearing me, the members are expected to act like respectable ladies and gentlemen. Sometimes I am taken for granted though recognition, praise, and hard work, are all part of me and the busy FFA year. II2-FFA TOP LEFT, Loren Hellbush receives an award at the FFA Banquet TOP RIGHT, FFA Advisor. Gary Maricle, lends a helping han to one of his animal friends. MIDDLE RIGHT, 1984 Officers - Chris Luchsinger. Jerry Jaixen Mike Schrieber, Loren Hellbusch, Dean Martensen. Jeff Jedlicka and Doug Kapels. BOTTOM LEFT, Chris Luchsinger gives her mother an honoret kiss. TOP LEFT: The FFA Boys raise their hands because they feel confident and sure . TOP RIGHT: Mike Kruse smiles while being auctioned off. MIDDLE LEFT: Dean Martensen looks puzzled while eating at the FFA Banquet. MIDDLE RIGHT. Members of FFA. First Row - Jerry Jaixen. Mike Schrieber. Loren Hellbusch. Chris Luchsinger. Dean Martensen. Jeff Jedlicka and Doug Kapels. Second Row - Darrel Eisner. Craig Frazen. Steve Behlen. Bill Runge, Ron Lueschan. Jim Mohrman. Kendall Loseke. Mike Kruse, Stacy Sprunk. and Steve Thomazin. Third Row - Tim Mohrman. James Wilke. Chris Kasper. Neal Wurdeman, Jon Korte. Jeff Inselman, Keith Gehring. Tim Rodehorst. Doug Biaser. and Eugene Finecy. Back Row - Paul David shofer, Allen Gehring. Mark Schrieber. Brad Kapels. Brad Asche. Corey Keller. Kevin Martensen. Rick Sprunk. Mark Donoghue and Steve Kula. BOTTOM: Queen Karlene Loseke and Doug Kapels seem to be enjoying their dinner. FFA-II3 FHA Prepares For ... 77 Top Left: 1983-84 FHA Officer - Historian. Bndgett kellev. Secretary • Treasurer. Stacy kettey. President. Coieen Humlicek. Vice- President. Shelia Pallas. Top Right: Tamm Henke and Joanne Sprunk discuss upcoming FHA activities. Above: Mrs. Huggler. FHA Adviser, contemplates about an idea for a fund raiser said by one of the FHA members. Middle Pawn Butter is caught by surprise while she is practicing her sewing in Home Ec. Middle Right: Jenny Mueller takes time out from her sewing to smile for the camera. Right. Dianna Praian asks Stacv keiev s advice on one of the activities she is planning. II4-FHA ... The Future Top Left: 1983-84 FHA Members - Front Row - Joanne Sprunk. Stacy Kelley. Colleen Flumlicek, Shelia Pallas. Bridgett Kelley. Second Row - Dawn Buller. Donna Johnson. Dianna Prazan. Tammy Henke, Jenny Mueller. Cathy Harbison. Candy Harbison. Top Right: Shelia Pallas and Donna Johnson sit outside during their lunch hour. Above: Officers Colleen Humlicek and Stacy Kelley recite the FHA Crede during the meeting. The 1983-84 Future Homemakers of America (FHA for short) consisted of 12 members. Officers were President. Col- leen Humlicek. Vice- President. Shelia Pal- las. Secretary, Stacy Kelley, and Historian, Bridgett Kelley. Other members consisted of Joanne Sprunk, Donna Johnson. Tammy Henke. Dawn Buller. Dainna Prazan, Cathy Harbison. Candy Har- bison, and Jenny Mueller. Attending the Annual District Convention at Ray- mond - Central High School on October 5. were Shelia Pallas, Jenny Mueller, Bridgett Kelley, Cathy Harbison. Tammy Henke, Joanne Sprunk, Stacy Kelley, and Donna Johnson. During the week of February 6-10 was FHA week. This was the week FHA members sold Valentine candy. Colleen Humlicek, Stacy Kelley, and Joanne Sprunk, three of the clubs seniors, talked on K-TTT about FHA. On Saturday, March 17, the members had their annual cookie bake. The cookie bake consisted of little kids coming to school and the FHA members showed and helped them how to make and bake cookies while enjoying the time put into it. ..c Having Fun Reaching Goals TOP RIGHT: Oopsl Mrs. Asche. the sponsor of FBLA. didn’t mean to say that. TOP LEFTi Karlene Loseke. selling concessions, takes a moment to get her customers correct change. MIDDLE RIGHT. Axel Kvaran, the foreign exchange student, gives a speech about the life in Iceland at the FBLA Induction. BOTTOM LEFT. Tammy Weber enjoys herself at the pizza party held at Godfathers. BOTTOM RIGHT. FBLA Officers Front Row - Lisa Clausen, Brenda Becher, Joanne Sprunk. Second Row - Arlis Janssen, Jeff Cerny Top Row - Lori Goering The Officers of 1983-84 were: President - Joanne Sprunk, Vice president - Brenda Becher, Secretary - Lisa Clausen, Par- liamentarian - Lori Goering, Historian - Arlis Janssen and Treasurer - Jeff Cerny. Under the direction of Mrs. Asche, the year was very well organized. II6-FBLA FBLA: Helping us reach our goals What is FBLA? If you were to ask one of the 56 members of the 1983-84 Chapter, they would reply, it’s fun and rewarding, it expands your learning exper- iences, prepares you when you are on your own. It also shows leadership, it gets you going in the right direction. Among the many various activities which occured throughout the year, the members attended pizza parties. Business Competition Day which was held February II, and the State Leadership Conference which was held April 21, 25, and the 26. Top Left: Front row - Sondra Becher, Bridgett Kelley. Bonnie Mautz. Stacy Kelley. Lori Goering. Arils Janssen, Sponsor Mrs. Asche. Lisa Clausen. Joanne Sprunk. Brenda Becher. Angie Allphin, and Rich Weber. Second row - Theresa Tribble. Tammy Henke. Miriam Barrow. Margaret Kosch. Angie Henke, Veronica Griffith, Paige Awbrey. Karri Osten. Tracy Greisen, Dianna Prazan. Tom Kelley. Jan Richards. Third row - Jenni Meyer. Dierdre Peterson. Jodi Von Seggern. Christine Luchsinger. Tammy Weber. Jay Engel, Leo Kosch, Kim Klug. Pam Klink. and Lori Janssen. Fourth row - Bechy Schmidt, Allison Goering, Carolyn Mueller. Leslie Griffith, Vicki Osten. Karlene Loseke. Denise Kuta. Lisa Litchenfeld. Lisa Leffers. and Chris Long. Fifth row Steve Osten, Jeanne Wacha, Jeff Cerny. Axel Kvaran, Keith Gehring. Rod Arndt, Thadd Fauteux, Jeff Zimmer- man, Sheryl Jarosz. and Brett Manak. 1st Middle Lefts Brenda Becher and Jan Richards Chow Down” at the pizza party. 2nd Middle Left: Angie Allphin shows her excitement as she won the FBLA cake raffle. Middle Right: Rod Arndt receives an award during the FBLA Induction. Bottom: Arlis Janssen and Lori Goering have fun putting up the FBLA bulletin board. FBLA-II7 X-C lub Varsity Club? This is the new name given to replace the previous L-Club. The change was made because it was thought more appropriate. Lakeview wants to keep the group united to represent the athletes of LHS and promote more spirit. This year the club constitu- tion was tightened. It is now stated that an athlete must be active in at least one sport this year to be a member. Next year the dues will increase from $1.00 to $3.00. One of the activities of the varsity club was to put on the traditional grade school tour- nament. The Varsity Club sold concessions and t-shirts for money raising activities. The profits were very pleasing and will go toward a good cause. 75% of these profits will go toward the school’s athletic department. This money will be appreciated by all of the various athletic organizations in Lakeview High School. The remaining 25% of the profits will go towards a field trip. The members, with the sponsors approval will choose where they would like to go. Should I Join? What does it mean to be a member of Varsity Club? Being a member of Varsity Club is an honor. It means that you’ve given your best at a certain sport. It means that you’ve worked hard to get what you want. It means that you’ve reached your goal. It means that you've participat- ed on a varsity team and met the requirements to receive a letter. And most of all. it shows that you are a devoted athlete and represent LHS with pride. 118-Varsity Club TOP RIGHT - Adam Edwards takes a break while selling concessions. MIDDLE LEFT - Kevin Coan doesn't seem to like what Mr. Brozovsky is offering him. BOTTOM RIGHT - VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS this year were: First Row - Amy Stuthman. Kelli Krings, and Shannon Behlen. Second Row - Jim Specht and Rob Neater. Third Row - Kevin Coan. Top Left. Front Row - Brett Manak, Wade Behlen. Rick Awbrey, Brian Soulliere. Steve Pallas, Scott Smejkal, Jeff Cerny. and Jerry Jaixen. Second Row - Jan Richards, Debby Asay, Diane Sanders, Amy Korte, Andrea Janssen, Amy Stuthman. Tracy Greisen, Holly Nicholite. and Colleen Humlicek. Third Row - Chris Kasper, Scott Wurdeman. Tom Kelley, Michelle Asche, Caroline Mueller, Pam Klink. Shannon Behlen. Susan Hassebrook. Karlene Loseke, Denise Kuta, and Doug Kapels. Fourth Row - Chad Schwarting. Doug Feik, Sean Casey, Ed Ballweg. Thadd Fauteux. Reva Went, Kelli Krings, Tony Orender. Bruce Schmidt, Jeff Soulliere. Rhonda Borchers, Lisa Hulsebus. Judy Henke, Ron Remm, and Coach Lange. Fifth Row - Jim Saalfeld. Scott Wallingford. Keith Gehring. Joel Smejkal, Allen Terry. Joe Zakrzewski, Monty Walker. Brian Casey. Jim Specht, Adam Edwards, Russ Sindelar. Doug Goedeken. Mike Schreiber. and Coach Hoesly. Sixth Row - Brad Asche. Todd Henke. Brian Kuta. Steve Behlen, Kevin Coan. and Rob Neater. Middle Left. Michelle Pieters and Lori Janssen after selling concessions have to hold each other up. Middle Right. Scott Smejkal running to find a hiding place to avoid selling concessions. Bottom Left. Andrea Janssen looking at her program to see who the guy is on the other team. Varsity Club-119 NHS explores ... Above: National Honor Society Officers - Jeanne Wacha. Secretary, Colleen Humlicek. Historian. Todd Henke. Treasurer. Reva Went. President. Shannon Behlen. Vice-President. Far Right: Gretchen Goering gives a speech at the induction of new members. Above« Suzan Hassebrook, Sue Meyer. Lisa Hassebrook. Vicki Osten look on as Karlene Loseke lights her candle during induction. Middle Right: Axel Kvaran. turns in surprise while touring the Governor's Mansion during the NHS Field trip. Right: Jim Saalfeld takes a break at the Governor's Mansion. Far Right: Jeanne Wacha monkeys around at the shopping mall in Lincoln. ... new horizons Scholarship, leadership, character and service. These are the things required to be a National Honor Society member. On September 26th, 17 new members were induct- ed into NHS. They were nominated by their ability to fill each of these requirements and were voted on by the faculty. NHS had a very intriguing and exciting year. They did various activities throughout the year. A few of the things the members did were selling Top Left: Amy Stuthman gives a speech about National Honor Society the night of the induction. Below: 1983-84 National Honor Society organization - Front Row: Karlene Loseke, Sue Hassebrook. Denise Kuta, Judy Henke. Lisa Clausen. Karri Osten. Lori Georing. Jeanne Wacha, Reva Went. Miss Johnson. Second Row: Shannon Behlen, Sue Meyer, Lisa concessions at the fall and winter games and presented a red rose to their mothers at Honors night. For the annual field trip on October 19, NHS visited the Lincoln Correctional Facility. They met with a criminal and got a tour of the building. Going to the gym area, NHS members felt chills go up their spines, as criminals were keeping a close eye on them. The trip was a good learning experience for the members and it was enjoyed by all. Hassebrook. Vicki Osten. Colleen Humlicek, Stacy Kelley. Gretchen Goering. Jason Badge. Dave Brakenhoff. Jay Engle. Back Row: Kelli Kring. Todd Henke. Amy Stuthman. not pictured Luke Wilke. Below: Colleen Humlicek lights a candle during the National Honor Society induction held on September 26, 1983. Above: Lisa Clausen is caught in the act drinking her pop at Pizza Hut in Lincoln during their lunch break on the NHS field trip. Bottom Right: Sue Hassebrook. Denise Kuta, Jeanne Wacha. Lori Goering. and Colleen Humlicek pose for a brief moment before taking off to their next destination in Lincoln. NHS-I2I Voyagers Aim for spirit The Viking Voyagers have kept themselves busy this year trying to bring up spirit and support the school’s morale. Spirit meetings have been held monthly by booster club members and class representatives to decide on ways to promote spirit. They discuss pep club and ideas for next year such as a possible boy's pep club. They’ve kept the halls readly supplied with posters and attend- ed games. They’ve also kept busy with other activities such as Homecoming. They were in charge of the decorations, flowers, crown bearers, refreshments, voting procedures, and spirit week. A spirit party was thrown for incoming and outgoing cheerleaders. Buttons are given to incoming cheer- leaders and charms are awarded to those leaving. 122-Viking Voyagers Top Right - Dawn Buller makes a poster during her spare time to show the Viking Spirit.” Top Left - Joanne Sprunk glances up while marking in a poster. Bottom Left - The 1983-84 Viking Voyagers officers are. Front Row - Lori Goering. Second Row - Lisa Clausen. Back Row - sponsor. Mrs. Jensen, and Joanne Sprunk. Bottom Right - Leslie Griffith, Kelly Coan. and Tammy Soulliere concentrate while watching the game. Top Left - Tammy Gehring looks on as she tapes up a poster. Top Right - Viking Voyagers members are: Front row - Kris Allphin, Tracy Greisen, Joanne Sprunk. Lisa Clausen. Lori Goering. Karri Osten, Jeanne Wacha. 2nd row • Michelle Asche, Kim Klug. Arlis Jansen. Michelle Pieters. Lori Janssen. Tammy Soulliere, Kelly Coan. Tammy Gehring, Angie Allphin. Back row - Suzan Hassebrook. Dawn Buller. Tammie Rowan, Caroyln Mueller. Becky Schmidt. Allison Goering. Heidi Schroeder, and Rhonda Martensen. Bottom Left - Kris Allphin and Tammy Gehring take time out to pose while putting up posters. Bottom Right - Lori Goering and Arlis Janssen sell shakers and stickers at the football game. Viking Voyagers-123 Student , Council :GuiCl0S The Way The Student Council was a representative organization of the student body. The council members were chosen by their respective classes. This year Kevin Coan was president and Mr. Bruckner was sponsor. Some of the councils projects ranged from sponsoring hall and window decorations and putting up the Christmas tree, to supplying music for the sock- hops. All in all. Student Council had a pretty busy year. 124-Student Council Top picture. Front row - Jeanne Wacha. Kevin Coan. Shannon Behlen. Second row - Rod Arndt. Corey Keller. Karri Osten. Jim Specht. Todd Lichtenfeld, Colleen Humlicek, Dean Martensen. Rhonda Borchers and Dan Flumlicek. Bottom Right. One of Student Council's jobs is to fill the pop machine. Flere is Kevin Coan doing a good job. Bottom left: Student Council adviser. Mr. Bruckner, doesn't look like he's having one of his better days. The Night the Right - The Art students proudly displayed their artwork they did during the year at Honors Night. i Above - Loren Hellbusch proudly accepts his awards from Mrs. Slusarski for his accomplishments in Speech and Drama. Right - Diane Sanders looks on as Amy Korte receives her award in the Business Department for the Future Business Leaders of America. 126-Honors Night Stars Came Out Above - Leo Ko ch shakes hands with Mr. Micek as he receives his Mathematics award. Left - Axel Kvaran receives his Industrial Arts award from Mr. Dittmer as Doug Goedeken looks on. A PRflGRAMMABI F AUDIO IRTFRFAHFR FDR A STFRUlPHtlNIC RFCORDER Left — The Science students were pleased to display their work they did during the year at Honors Night. Honors Night-127 At L.H.S. Right - Mark Zakrzewski. Margaret Kosch, Dick Weerts, Deanna Dittmer, and Stacy Smid accept their honorf for being the Top K) percent of their Freshman Class. Right • Amy Stuthman looks on as Marcene Wurdeman explains about the Delta Kappa Gamma Scholarship. Right - Jim Specht takes a glance at his award from the Virginia Smith Scholarship to Platte Technical Community College. □8-Honors Night Let’s hear it for the Girls” Above - Jan Richards thinks about that special guy she wants to ask to dance. Girls sure had their chance this year to ask their number I guy for a date! This year's twirp dance had a successful turnout. Everyone danced to the beat of Sounds Unlimited. The student council sponsored this year's Twirp dance and gave away one AM FM cassette recorder and six pizza gift certificates. Donna Lusche was the winner of the cassette recorder and the six winners for the pizzas were Doug Goedeken, Rob Neater, Brad Kapels, Tammie Rowan, Tammy Schrier, and Matt Miller. This year’s dance started at eight o’clock and went till eleven-thirty. The tickets were two dollars for single and three dollars for couples. The money was put into the student council savings for later use. Everyone enjoyed the evening, but for you Guys who didn’t show, just remember, Girls Just Want to Have Fun ! x.... „ .-.q Top Left - Jay Engel. Kevin Pieters and Tim Martens are in a hurry to meet their twirp dates. Bottom Left - Winners for the pizza give-aways and recorder were as follows, Brad Kapels, Doug Goedeken, Rob Neater, Tammie Rowan, and Donna Lusche. Bottom Right - Kevin Pieters and Tim Martens decide who will be the first to be asked to dance. Students Win Honors Front Row - Vicki Often, Sue Meyer, Shannon Behlen. Lisa Hassebrook, Michelle Pieters. 2nd Row - Ed Ballweg, Denise Kuta, Karlene Loseke, Leo Kosch, Luke Wilke. 3rd Row - Rod Arndt, Dave Brakenhoff, Steve Behlen. Thadd Fauteux, Jim Saalfeld. Duane Ahlers. 1984 Girls and Boys Staters are Lisa Hassebrook, Jim Saalfeld, Tammie Rowan. Seated is Jan Richards. Nineteen juniors participated in the annual Platte County Government Day. They were: Jeff Cerny, County Highway Superintendent, Vicki Osten, County Clerk, Luke Wilke, County Sheriff, Rod Arndt, County Attorney. Denise Kuta. County Extension Agent. Lisa Hassebrook and Rich Weber. County Supervisor, Thadd Fauteux, Administrator, Shannon Behlen. County School Superintendent, Leo Kosch. Civil Defense Coordinator. Karlene Loseke, Clerk of District Court, Lisa Leffers, County Treasurer, Dave Brakenhoff. County Assessor, Duane Ahlers. County Extension Agent, Jason Badje and Ed Ballweg, A.S.C.S. Committee. Sue Meyer. County Judge, Jim Saalfeld, County Election Commissioner, and Michelle Pieters. District Probation Officer. 130 Vickers vs. Hearst; L.H.S. Competes Little Nellie Nerd got a spanking from her mother for mocking her teacher. Seven juniors from Lakeview High School mocked several adults and were highly praised for their competition in the Vickers vs. Hearst Trial. Dana Ivy. the driver, had an accident when returning home from a party given by Terry Vickers. Resulting from the accident Sandy Hearst was seriously injured, receiving a broken leg, rib injuries and several cuts. Hearst is sueing Ivy for $18,000. Since Ivy did not have $18,000, Hearst went to Vickers for help. Who will win this imaginary case involving the situation of a Drunken Driver? This year’s Mock Trial team beat Silver Creek but were defeated by Howells. The team learned that the key factor to winning a case is the ability to think on your feet and switch back and forth with the flow of the case. The team was coached by Attorney Doug Milbourn. assisted by L. H. S. business instructor Richard Cruickshank. Leo Kosch, the lawyer, is winning over the First row: Leo Kosch. Richard Weber. Sue mind of the helpless witness by cross Meyer. Second row: Jim Saalfeld. Lisa examination. Hassebrook. Attorney Doug Milbourn. Luke Wilke. Jay Engel. Mock Trial-131 Juniors Float The first meeting concerning Prom was held in April. There were five teams organized. From those teams one team was divided into four smaller teams. These four teams were to each come up with a theme idea. These groups voted and selected two ideas to present to the entire Junior class. The theme was chosen to be Up Where We Belong.” In order to raise the money for this annual event the junior class sold magazines and a total of $2,600.00 was made. The junior class began decorating the gym the week of May I, 1984. The Friday before Prom the entire junior class spent the whole day decorating. The Junior Senior Prom required a lot of time by many people and also a lot of expense. In the end the whole event was a success and will hold many memories for years to come. A special thanks to Mr. Micek and all the time and effort he put in for making a special time for all who attended. TOP, Sondra Becher and Kris Allphin put the finishing touches on one of the large hot air balloons. MIDDLE LEFT, Brad Asche and Shannon Behlen clown around during decorating. MIDDLE RIGHT: Lisa Hulsebus and Jeff Orender work” together. BOTTOM, Lori Janssen and Michelle Pieters work ambiguously on the hedge for the entrance. 132-Prom Through Prom fttflF MIDDLE TOP LEFT, Thadd Fauteux and Kevin Tuma show enth- usiasm while decorating. TOP RIGHT, Leo Kosch and Luke Wilke become constructors atop a scaffold as they put up walls of streamers. MIDDLE LEFT: Jay Engel. Sondra Becher, and Steve Osten work on balloon kits to be hung from the ceiling of the gym. RIGHT: Neal Wurdeman shows excitement while decorating. BOTTOM: Denise Kuta and Lisa Leffers show us their style in decorating for Prom. Prom-133 TOP LEFT. Student� socialize as they listen to the music. TOP RIGHT. Todd Henke and Adam Edwards have a friendly conversation while Shannon Behlen and Scott Wallingford gaze into each others eyes. Below LEFT. Veronica Griffith and Lori Gehring show their friendship. Below RIGHT. Rhonda Borchers and Sean Casey enjoy the dance. The Junior Senior Banquet was held on May 5, 1984, with the theme of Up Where We Belong.” The Prom Banquet was held in a different surrounding this year. It was held at Johnnies Steak House. The Banquet began at 6.30 p.m. with the Jun- ior Class President Leo Kosch welcoming the guests. The invocation was then given by Scott Wallingford. The family style menu was served, consisting of oven- baked steak, Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes and gravy, corn, finish- ing with a strawberry shortcake dessert. Remarks were given by Junior Class Vice- President Jim Saalfeld. The Junior Vocal Class sang the theme song Up Where We Belong.” Senior Class President Rob Neater then gave the Senior response. The Banquet ended with closing remarks given by Leo Kosch. , f TOP: The Band Stealin”’ shows their talent. ABOVE LEFT: Couples jam to the beat of Stealin.'” ABOVE RIGHT: Numerous couples take a break from dancing. The Junior Senior Prom dance was held in the school gym. As you walked in under a trellis of streamers, your eyes were filled with bright pastel colors. Various sized hot-air balloons hung down from the ceiling. In the middle of the gym was a gazebo that couples danced in throughout the night. The band Stealin” played popular songs which everyone enjoyed. Hors d’ oeuvres were brought by Juniors and served with punch flowing from a champaign fountain. The dance was a success and ended at 12:00, but that wasn't the end of the night for a Post Prom party was held at Boulevard Lanes from LOO to 6:00. Free bowling, video games, and a Breakfast were provided. The party was a success for many students who attended. The entire evening was a very memorable night for everyone in their own special way. Prom-135 LHS Athletes TOP: The Theme for the Athletic Banquet was Olympic. BOTTOM LEFT: Kelli Krings receives an award from Coach Tom Lange. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Joel Smejkal dares anybody to get a bite to eat before he does. BOTTOM RIGHT. Mr. Marik welcomes everyone to the Athletic banquet. 136-Athletic Banquet Go for the Gold May I, was the day the annual athletic banquet was held. The night was very nice and entertaining, with about 480 that attended. The guest speaker for the evening was Dr. Ursula Walsh. She is an academic consultant for the University of Nebraska Lincoln. Various letter awards were pre- sented to students from coaches for their outstanding efforts. Ed Kinzer presented the Lynn Dirks Memorial Award to Todd Luchsinger for wrestling. Colleen Humlicek and Jim Specht each received the Male and Female Athlete of the Year Award from Arnold Stuthman. Jim Spect also received the Tom Vandenberg Memorial Award, given to him by Larry Whiting. After all the awards were received the night came to an end. BOTTOM RIGHT: Lakeview girls show that they are proud to be a Lakeview athletes. MIDDLE: Mr. Whiting says. Go. fight, win”! BOTTOM LEFT, Dr. Ursula Walsh, a guest speaker at the athletic banquet. TOP LEFT, Donna Luesche and Jay Engel show the athletes how to Be Bop. Athletic Banquet-137 Once We Followed ... We once followed, now we lead.” The words echoed in our heads as we marched to the familiar beat of Pomp and Circumstance. It was the moment we had all waited for. The time when we would say good-bye to our childhood and look to the future. As we took our seats, the memories of the past four years came flooding back-, the dances, the games, time spent with friends, the rowdy times and the sad times. We remembered them all. It was hard to describe the emotion we felt as each of us received our diplomas. It was a mixture of happiness for what we had to look forward to, and of sadness for what we had to leave behind. Whatever each of us was thinking though, there was always the knowledge that we were all going our separate ways and were about to encounter the biggest challenge of our livesi choosing a path to follow. As the ceremony ended, and we marched down the aisle for the last time, we realized that after following for so many years, we were finally ready to lead others as we had been lead and look towards the future with open-mindedness, at the opportunities it offers and at the challenges we must conquer. Top Right - Mike Schrieber gets in line for the walk into the gymnasium to receive his diploma. Bottom Left - Debby Asay, Rhonda Borchers. Amy Korte. and Kelly Coan enjoy a few laughs while they decorate for the graduation ceremony. Bottom Right - Bruce Bradley smiles as he gets his picture taken by relatives. Top Left - Arlis Janssen concentrates as she thinks of last minute details. Top Middle The graduation cap is a welcome sight to all. as it is to Lori Delozier, who is half-done preparing for the walk to get the diplomas. Bottom Left - Bob Marker and ________________________________ Paul Waite wait patiently in the pit among friends before the graduation ceremony. Bottom Right - Karri Osten adds the finishing touches, as Paula Wendt smiles at the thought of graduation. Graduation-139 Top Left - Mr. Larry Marik, vice president Marketing Human Resources of First National Bank 6 Trust Company, speaks at the graduation ceremony. Middle Left - Tracy Greisen smiles with gladness as Mr. Clausen hands her her diploma. Top Right - Jeff Soulliere and Doug Goedeken laugh at the thought of getting one last picture taken before they graduate, as Scott Maurer hides his face from the camera. Center - Judy Henke smiles to the audience as she walks up the aisle before the graduation ceremony. Middle Right - Lori Goering is excited that the day has finally arrived for her to receive her diploma. Bottom Left - Monty Walker looks on in amazement as he prepares to put on his graduation attire. Bottom Right The graduating seniors, along with the vocal groups. 140-Graduation sing Flying Free” at the graduation ceremony. Above - The graduating class of 1983-84 was FIRST ROW - Jayne Bowman. Paula Wendt. Tammy Henke. Bob Marker. Paige Awbrey. Russ Sindelar. Sherri Swanson. Jim Mohrman. Mary Lutjelusche. Loren Hellbusch. Lori Delozior. Paul Waite. Holly Nickolite. and Stacy Noonan. SECOND ROW - Arlis Janssen. Jeff Soulliere. Tracy Greisen, Brian Casey. Stacy Kelley, Mike Schrieber. Colleen Humlicek, Jim Specht, Gina Mueller. Adam Edwards. Joanne Sprunk. Bruce Bradley. Jeanne Wacha. Monty Walker, and Dianna Prazan. THIRD ROW - Todd Luchsinger, Karri Osten. Brian Kuta. Judy Henke, Todd Henke. Kelli Krings. Doug Goedeken. Tammy Gossman. Kevin Coan. Amy Stuthman. Rob Neater. Lori Goering, Joe Zakrzewski, and Lisa Clausen. BACK ROW - Axel Kvaran. Gretchen Goering. Todd Lichtenfeld. Vonni Wobig, Scott Maurer. Reva Went. Dean Martensen. Kris Nelson. Arcey Graham. Veronica Griffith. Clete Borchers, Donna Johnson. Kent Thomazin. and Allen Terry. Left - FIRST ROW - Karri Osten, Lori Goering, Gretchen Goering. SECOND ROW - Judy Henke and Kelli Krings, and THIRD ROW - Lisa Clausen, finish their senior year at the top of their class. Graduation-141 Index A — E Ablet. Eric (Fr) 43. Adams. Robert (Tr) 7, 13. 93, 94. Ahlers. Duane (Jr) 34. 106. 130. Allphin. Angie (Fr) 43. 44. 56. 64, 65. 83. KX. 103. 104. 108. 109. 117. 133. Allphin. Kris (Jr) 34. 36. 53. 60. 75, 78. 93. 133. 133. Arndt. Rod (Jr) 34. 75. 89. 106. 117, 133. 130. Atay. Debby (So) I, 9. 37, 38. 57. 83. 95. 101. 105. 119. 138. Atche. Brad (Jr) 45. 46. 49. 66. 67, 74. 75. 76. 77. 79. 93. 109. 113. 119. 133. Atche. Janete (Tr) 13, III. 116. 117, 136. Atche. Michelle (Jr) 34. 57. 63. 63. 65. 83. KX, 103. 110. 119. 133. Atche. Neil (St) 13. Awbrey. Paige (Sr) 18, 38, 31. 50. 53, 106. 117, 141. Awbrey. Rick (So) 38. 46. 93. 119. Badje. Jason (Jr) 34. 45. 59. 85. 109. 131. Ballweg. Ed (Jr) 15. 34, 70. 73. 75. 119, 130. Barnet. Gale (Tr) 10. II. 13. 31. 106. Barrow. Joel (So) 38. KX. 104. 106. Barrow. Miriam (Fr) 8, 43. 56. 117 Becher, Brenda (Sr) K). 14, 18. 31. 53. 97. IK). 116. 117. Becher. Sondra (Jr) 16. 34, 36. 94, 97. 99. 117, 133. 133. Behlen, Shannon (Jr) 34. 45. 55, 75. 96. 97. 98. 99. 105. 106. 109. 118. 119. 130. 131. 134. 130. 133. 134. Behlen. Steve (Jr) 106. 109, 113, 119. 130. Behlen. Wade (So) 38. 46. 49. 66. 67. 74. 75, 76. 85. 119. 136. Berg. Kay (Tr) 13. 97. 98. 99. Biggerttaff. Johnny (So) 7. 13, 38. Bitson. Evan (So) 38. 59. 81. Blater. Dan (Fr) 43. 49. 70. Blaser. Doug (So) 38. 58. 59. 113. Bonser. Randy (So) 38. Borchert. Clete (Sr) 18, 31. 97. 98. 141. Borchert. Rhonda (So) 38. 54. 55. 57. 63. 63. 65. 74. 75. 76. 81. 93. 97, 19. 134. 134. 137. 138. Bote. Stacy (Fr) 43. Boswell, Peggy (Jr) 34. Boucher. William (Tr) 13. KX. Bowman. Jayne (Sr) 18. 39. 31. 97. IK). 135. 141. Bradley. Bruce (Sr) 18, 39, 31, 86. 87. 138. 141. Brakenhoff, David (Jr) 15. 34. 67. 69. 81. 131. 130. Brakenhoff. Kim (Fr) 8, 43. 97. 98. Brandt. Kari (So) 3. 14. 37. 38. 45. 57. 63. 65. 75. 83. 88. 109. 135, 137. Brozovtky. Allen (Co) 46. 80. 81. 118. Bruckner. Thomas (Tr) I. 13. 134. Brunken. Debbie (Fr) 43. KX. K)3. Buller. Dawn (So) 14. 38. 95. 97, 98. 114 115. 133. 133. Case, Robert (Sr) 3. Casey. Brian (Sr) 8. 18. 31, 33. 119. 141. Casey. Sean (Jr) 4. 5. 15. 34. 46. 47. 67. 75. 81. 119. 134. Cech. Todd (So) 38. Cerny. Jeff (Jr) 33, 34. 58. 59. 70. 77. 106. 107. 108. 116. 117. 119, 133. Chapek, James (Fr) 106. Christensen. Ruth (So) 38. 65, 75, 83. 83. KX. 103. Clausen. Lisa (Sr) 3. 18. 31. 31. 70. 73, 93, 97. K)6, 108. 116. 117, 131, 133. 133. 141. Coan. Kelly (So) 9. 38. 95. KX, 103. KM. 133. 133. 138. Coan, Kevin (Sr) I, 18. 35. 31, 46. 81. 86. 87. KX. 103. 103. 104. K)5. 107. 108. 109. 118. 119. 134. 141. Coke. Sandra (Tr) 13, IK). Corcoran. Charissa (Fr) 8. 43. 64. 75. 83. 83. KX. 103. Cruickshank. Richard (Tr) 13. Curtis. Jerry (St) 13. Davidshofer. Paul (So) 38. 46. 113. Delozier, Lori (Sr) 3, 3. 16, 18, 30, 31. 53. 61. 108. 109. IK). 139. 141. Dittmer. Deanna (Fr) 8. 43. 56.64, 83. KX. K)3. K)6. 138. Dittmer. Francis (St) 13. 81, 136 Donoghue. Mark (So) 38. 113. Edwards. Adam (Sr) 4. 19. 38. 31, 70. 73. 77. 81. 96. 97.109.118.119, 134. 141. Eisner. Darrell (So) 15. 38. 113. Engel. Jay (Jr) I, 34, 45, 85, 96, 97. 98. 99. KX). K)7. 108. 117. 131. 139. 131. 133, 137, 138. Ernst. Kyla (So) 38. 65. 93. 96. F - J Fauteux. Thadd (Jr) 34. KX. K)6. 117. 119, 130. 133. Feik. Doug (So) 38. 59. 70. 81. 119. Finecy. Eugene (So) 38, 58. 59, 81, 113. Foltz, Racheal (Fr) 8, 43, 56, 64 Foral, Brian (Fr) 43. 43. 49. 70. 71, 74. 75. 76. 77. Franzen, Craig (Fr) 43. 49. 68. 81. KX. K)5. 106. 113. Freeman. Russ (Tr) 13. 67. Garbers, Jeff (So) 38. Gehring. Allen (Fr) 41. 43. 49. 68. 75. 81 KX, KM, 113. Gehring. Keith (So) 5. 9. 37, 38. 67. 77. 81. KX, K)5, 113, 117, 119. Gehring. Tammy (So) 38. 57. 65. KX. K)3. K)3. 133. Gertsch. Melva (St) 63. Goedeken, Doug (Sr) 19. 31, 77, 81. 119. 137, 139. 140. 141. Goering, Allison (So) 38. 81. 108. 09. 117, 133. Goering. Gretchen (Sr) 19. 39. 31, 130. 131. 134. 141. Goering. Lori (Sr) 3. 3. 19, 38. 31, 50. 53. 53, 74. 77, 108, 109. 116. 117. 131, 133. 133. 134. 140. 141. Goering, Mark (So) 38. Gossman. Gary (So) 15. 38. 77. Gossman, Tammy (Sr) 6.19, 38. 31. 94. KX. 103. K)5. 109. IK). 141. Graham, Arcey (Sr) 19, 31, 141. Greisen. Shawn (Fr) 43. 49. 81.109. Greisen, Tracy (Sr) 19. 38, 31. 60. 78. 93. 108. 117. 119. 133, 134. 140. 141. Griffith. Leslie (So) I. 3.10. 38. 60. 78. 93. 108. [09. 117, 133. Griffith, Veronica (Sr) 3, 3. 4, 16. 19. 30. 31. 53. 60. 61. 78. 93. 107, 108. IK). 117, 134. 141 Hammond. Tom (Fr) 43. Hanke. Angie (Fr) 8. 43, 44, 97, 98. 117. Hanak, Carolyn (Fr) 43. Harbison. Candy (Fr) 43, 44. 97, 98. 115. Harbison. Cathy (Fr) 43. 97. 115. Harbison. Kim (So) 39. 97. Hassebrook. Bob (Sr) 8. 19. 35. 31. Hassebrook. Lisa (Jr) 34, 106. 130. 131, 130. 131. Hassebrook. Suzan (Jr) 34, 54, 55. 63. 63. 83. 94. 107. 108. 119. 130. 131. 133. Hellbusch. Loren (Sr) 33. 39. 31. [08. 109 113. 113. 136. 141. Henke. Judy (Sr) I. 31. 33. 31. 50. 51, 53. 54. 55. 77. KX. 105. 106. 119. 131, 137, 140. 141. Henke, Tammy (Sr) 33. 35. 31, 33, 94. K)7, 108. [09. IK). 114. 115. 117. 141. Henke. Todd (Sr) 33. 31. 46. 47. 81. 96. 97. 98. KX). 101, 103. 105. [09. 119. 130. 131. 134. 141. Hennessy. Dale (Fr) 43. 49. Hilger. Michael (Fr) 43. 49. 68. 89. Hill. Jay (So) 3. Hoadley. Michael (So) 39, 89. Hoesly, Dan (Tr) 13. 46. 70. 119. Hollman. Jon (Fr) 43. Huggler, Madge (Tr) 6, 13, 114. Humlicek. Colleen (Sr) 4, 30, 33. 31. 55. 63. 63. 74. 83. 86. 87. 90. [08. IK). III. 114, 115, 119, 130. 131. 134. 141. Humlicek, Dan (So) 39, 58. 59. 69. 81. 97. 106. 134. Hulsebus, Lisa (Jr) 16, 34, 36, 55. 96. 97. 98. 99. KX). 105. K)7. 108. 119. 133. Inselman. Barbara (Tr) 13. Inselman, Jeff (So) 39. 69, 80. 81. 97. 113. Iverson. Robert (St) 13, 67. Janssen. Andrea (So) 3. 37. 39. 54. 55. 57.63.63. 75. 83. 83.93.109. 119. 137. Jacobs, David (Fr) 43. 43. Jaixen. Jerry (So) 9. 39. 46. 75. 80. 81. 89. 113. 113. 119. Janssen. Arlis (Sr) 3. 3. 33. 38. 31. 50. 51. 53. 53. 107. [08. 109. H6. 117, 133. 139. 141. Janssen, Lori (Jr) 16. 34, 75. 94. 95. IK). 117, 133. 133. Janssen. Sue (Jr) 34. 53. 95. 99. Jarecki. Jolene (So) 39. 97, 100. Jarosz. Sheryl (So) 39. 57. 63. 65. 95. 117. Jasper. Bill (Fr) 43. 43. 49. Jedlicka. Jeff (Jr) 34. KX. 105. 113, 113. Jedlicka. Kim (So) 39. [06. Jedlicka. Kurt (So) 39. 106. Jenny. Keith (Jr) 35, [09. Jensen. Connie (Tr) 13, 133. Johnson, Bertha (Tr) 13, 131. Johnson. Donna (Sr) 7. 33. 31. 33. 94. 97. 98. 109. 115. 141. K — M Kallweit, David (Fr) 43, 49. Kamm. Richard (St) 13. Kapels. Brad (Fr) 43. 49. 68. 81. 89. 113. 139. Kapels. Doug (So) 9. 39. 46. 69.113. 113. 119. Kasper. Chris (Jr) 35. 113, 119. Keller. Corey (Fr) 43. 49. 81. 106, 113, 134. Kelley. Bridget (Fr) 41. 43. 43. 44. 97. 108. 114. 115, 117. Kelley. Stacy (Sr) K). 30. 33. 31. 33. 97, [09. 110. 114. 115, 117, 131. 141. Kelley. Tom (Jr) 35. 53. 97. 107. 108. 117, 119. Kemp. Arlyse (St) 13. Kinzer. Edward (Tr) I, 13. 85. 106. Kiser, Jeanne (Tr) 13. Kleckner, Roy (Jr) 35. Klink, Pam (Jr) 15. 35. 53, 54, 55, 57. 63. 63, 65, 83. 88. 97. 98. HO. 117. 119, 135. 137. Klink. Ron (Fr) 43. 49. 68. 75. 80. 81. 89. Klug, Kim (Jr) K). 35. 53. KX. K)3. 103, IK). 117. 133. Korte, Amy (So) I. 39. 57, 63. 63. 65. 83. 83. KX. K)3. 104. 119, 136. 138. Korte. Jon (So) 39. 113. Kosch. Leo (Jr) K). II. 33. 35. 45. 106. 107. 108. 117. 131. 137. 130. 131. 133. Kosch. Margaret (Fr) 8. 43. 56. 75. 83. 97. 106. 117. Krings. Kelli (Sr) I. 3. 17. 31. 33. 31. 63. 63. 74. 77. 87. 89. 98. 108. 109. 118. 119. 131. 136. 137. 141. Kruse. Mike (So) 39. 46. 75. 89.113. Kuil, Angie (Fr) 43. 44. 101. 103. Kula, Steve (So) 39, 113. Kuta. Brian (Sr) 33. 39. 31. 46. 66. 67. 81. 93. 109. 119. 135. 141. 143. Kuta. Denise (Jr) 16. 35. 55. 57.63. 63, 65. 83. 117, 119. 131, 130. 133. Kvaran. Axel (Sr) 33. 34, 31. 45. 81. 86. 87. 107. 108. 116. 117. 130. 137. 141. Lake. Robert (Tr) 13. 63. 63. 83. 143-Index Lange. Thomas (Co) 55. 67, 69, 83. 119. 136 Leffers. Lisa (Jr) 35. 97, 117, 133. Lemburg, Ed (So) 39, 70. Lichtenfeld. Lisa (So) 39. 62, 97. 100. 117. Lichtenfeld. Todd (Sr) 7. 23. 24. 31. 109. 124, 135. 141. Liebig, Amy (Fr) 8. 43, 56. 64. Lindeman, Amy (Fr) 43, 56, 64, 88. 101. 104. Lindhorst, Alma (St) 13. Long, Bruce (St) 13. Long. Chris (Jr) 35. 110. 117. Long. Darla (St) 8. 13. Loseke, Craig (So) 39. 69, 85. Loseke. Jamie (Fr) 41. 43. 56. 64. Loseke, Karlene (Jr) 33. 35, 55, 75. 101.105,106, K)7,108.109.113.1116. 117, 119. 120. 121. 130. Loseke. Kendal (So) 39. 89. 113. Louden. Beth (Fr) 8, 43. 56. 64. 75. 101. 102. 104. Luchsinger. Christine (So) 39. 84. 85. 97. 98. 101. 105. 106. 108. 112. 113. 117. 134. Luchsinger, Todd (Sr) 23. 24, 32. 71. 72. 141. Luedtke. Elna (St) 13. Lueschan, Ron (So) 39. 45. 69, 113. Lusche, Donna (So) 9. 39. 97. 99. 108. 129. 137. Lutjelusche. Mary (Sr) 23. 25. 31. 97. 98. IK). 141. Mahoney, Cheryl (So) 39. Manak. Brett (Jr) 35. 84. 85. 106. 117. 119. Maricle. Gary (Tr) 3. 12. 99. 112. Marker. Bob (Sr) 23, 29, 139. 141. Marker. Christi (So) 39. 95. 98. 100. Marker, Michele (Jr) 35. 77, 101. 105. 134. Martens. Tim (Fr) I. 43. 49. 68. 81. 93. 97. 98. KX). 129. Martensen. Dean (Sr) I. 20. 23, 31. 112. 113. 124. 141. Martensen. Kevin (So) 39. 113. Martensen. Rhonda (So) 39, 95. 97. 98. 109. 123. Mattison, Jeff (So) 39. Maurer. Scott (Sr) 23. 24. 31. 109. 140. 141. Mautz. Bonnie (Jr) 35. 106. 117. McDermott. Mike (Jr) 35, 109. Meyer. Jenni (Fr) 8, 43. 44. 74, 75. 76. 77. 97. 98. 108. 117. Meyer. Sue (Jr) 34. 35. 60. 74, 75, 76. 78. 89. 92. 120. 121. 130. 131. 135. Micek, Dennis (Tr) 12, 127. Moeller. Jeff (Jr) 35, 97. Mohrman. Jim (Sr) 20. 23. 31. 113, 141. Mohrman. Tim (Fr) 43, 70. 81. 113. Mueller. Carolyn (So) 3. K). 39, 62. 63. 65. 75. 83. 92. 97. 98.117.119. 123. Mueller. Gina (Sr) 2. 4. 14. 25. 26. 31. 53. 86. 87, 95. 108, 109, IK). 141. Index Mueller. Jenny (So) 14. 39. 57, 95. 97. 98. 114. 115. Mueller. Lisa (Jr) 14. 35. Muhle, John (Fr) 43. 68. 81. 89. Muhle. Kerri (Fr) 8. 44. 56. 64. 65. 88. KX. 102. N —R Neater, Rich (Jr) 35. Neater. Rob (Sr) 5. 14. 17. 26. 29. 31. 46. 49. 50. 52. 74. 76. 81. 94. 118. 119. 129. 141. Nelson, Kris (Sr) 6, 26, 28. 31. 32. 94, 101. 102. 104. K)9, IK). 141. Nicolas, Jeanne (Fr) 8. 44, 56. 83. 97 100. 108. Nicolas. Jeff (So) 39. 58. 59. 70. Nickolite. Holly (Sr) 16, 26. 31. 32. 38. 94. IK). 119. 141. Noonan. Stacy (Sr) 26. 107. 141. Orender. Jeff (Jr) 35, 97, 132. Orender. Tony (Jr) 35.97.98.100. 119. Osten. Karri (Sr) 2. 21. 26. 28. 31, Id. 102. 106. [OS. 117. 121.123.124, 139. 141. Osten. Myra (St) 13. Osten. Steve (Jr) 36. 97. 98. KX). 117, 133, 134. Osten. Vicki (Jr) 36. 106. K)7. 108. 109. 117. 120. 121, 130. Pallas. Shelia (So) 39. 95. 97, 98. 114. 115. Pallas. Steve (Sr) 2. 8. 15. 26, 29, 31. 97, KX). 119. Perkins. Melaney (So) 39. Peterson, Dierdre (So) 39, 88, 117. Petersen. Rick (Fr) 44. 49. 68. 84. 85. Pieters. Kevin (Fr) 42, 44. 48. 49. 68. 75, 81. 88. 96. 97. 129. Pieters. Michelle (Jr) I. 34, 36, 62. 65. 93. 95. 97. 99. 100. Id. 102. 110. 123. 130. 132. Pilakowski, Rick (Fr) 44. 70. Prazan, Dianna (Sr) 26, 31,109, IK). 114, 115. 117. 141. Remm. Ron (So) 39. 46. 70. 71, 72. 85, Id. 105. 119. Richards. Jan (Jr) 16, 36, 62. 97. 98. [09. 117. 119. 129. 130. Rowan. Tammie (Jr) 14, 36. 95. Id. 102. 109. IK). 123. 129. 130. Rhode, Rich (Co) 67, 68. Rodehorst. Tim (So) 5. 40. 113. Runge. Bill (So) 9, 40. 46. 92. 113. s — z Saalfeld. Jim (Jr) I. 5, 33. 36. 46. 81. 92. 106. 107. 108. 119. 120. 121. 130. 131. Sander, Diane (So) 9, 40, 57. 65. 83. Id. K)2. 119. 126. 137. Sander, Jan (Sr) 26. Schaad. Pam (Jr) 34. 36. IK). Schmidt. Becky (Fr) 41. 44. 88. 97. 98. KX). 117. 123. 135. Schmidt. Bruce (Jr) 36. 59. 69.119. Schmidt. Don (St) 13. Schreiber, Barb (Jr) 36. 77. 83. Id. 105. Schreiber. Mark (Fr) 44. 58. 59. 81. Id. K)5, 113. Schreiber. Mike (Sr) 20, 27, 31, 58. 59. 81. Id. [09. 112. 113. 119. 138. 141. Schrier. Tammy (Fr) 8. 44. Schroeder, Heidi (So) 40, Id. 102. 123. Schwarting. Chad (So) 40. 46. 69, 77. 81. 119. Sindelar. Russ (Sr) I. 24. 27, 31, 46. 50. 51. 52. 77. 80. 81. K� . 119, 141. Slattery. Helen (St) 12. 109. Slusarski. Margaret (Tr) 2,12, K)7, 126. Smejkal. Joel (Jr) 15. 36. 46.67. 84. 85. 92. 106. 119, 136. Smejkal, Scott (So) 40. 46. 67. 69. 77. 84, 85. 119. 143. Smid. Stacy (Fr) 44. 56. 64. 75. 88. Id. K)2. 106. 128. Soulliere. Brian (So) 15. 40. 46. 67, 69. 75. 89. 119. Soulliere. Jeff (Sr) 27. 29. 31. 32. 50. 52, 74, 77. [09. 119. 136. 140. 141. Soulliere, Tammy (So) 40, 53. 95, Id. K)5. 122. 123. Specht, Jim (Sr) I. 24. 27, 31, 46. 49. 66. 67. 74. 77. 80. 81. 96. 97. 98. KX). 108. 118. 119,1 124. 128. 141. Sprunk. Joanne (Sr) 27, 29. 31, 32. [09. 114. 115. 116. 117. 122. 123. 141. Sprunk. Rick (So) 40. 113. Sprunk. Stacy (So) 40. 55. 62. 113. Stepanek. Stacey (Jr) 36. Strunk. Tom (Tr) 12, 46. 80. 81. Stuthman. Amy (Sr) 21. 27, 31. 54, 55. 62. 63. 74. 83. 87. Id. 102. K)5. 106. [09. 118. 119. 121. 128. 135. 137. 141. Swanson. Sherri (Sr) K), 27. 31. 32. 97. IK). 141. Terry. Allen (Sr) 8, 27, 28. 32. K)9, 119. 141. Thomazin. Kent (Sr) 20. 27, 31, 50. 52. 81. 96. 97. 98. 100. 106. K)7. 108. 141. Thomazin. Steve (So) 40. 46. 69. 81. 113. Tribble. Theresa (Jr) K). 36. 97, 98. 109. IK). 117. Tuma, Kevin (Jr) 36. 59. 67. 69. 109. 133. Vanderloop. Diana (Sr) 6. 30. Von Seggern, Jodi (So) 40. 57, Id. K)2. 117. Wacha, Jeanne (Sr) 21, 28. 30. 31, 50. 51. 52. 73.92.95. Id. 102. [06. 108, 117. 120. 121. 123. 124. 141. Waite. Paul (Sr) 32. 139. 141. Walker. Monty (Sr) 20. 24, 30, 31. 32. 70. 71. KX. 105. 109. 119. 140. 141. Wallingford. Scott (Jr) 16. 36. 46. 47. 66. 67. 75. 81. 97. 98.119.134. Weber. Tammy (So) 40. 77, KX, 102. K� . K� . 116. 117. Weerts. Rich (Fr) 44. 81. KX. K)5. 106. 128. Wendt. Paula (Sr) 14. 25. 30. 31. 97. IK). 139. 141. Went. Reva (Sr) 3. 17. 29. 30. 31. 54. 55.62. 63. 74, 76. 86. 87.89. 98. 108. [09. 119. 120. 121.135. 137. 141. Weverka. Kelli (Jr) 36. Whiting. Larry (Tr) 12, 58. 59. 81. 137. Wilke. James (Fr) 44. 49. 68. 81. 113. Wilke. Luke (Jr) 36. 89. 130. 131. 133. Willms. Ryan (So) 5, 7. i4, 15, 40. 46. 67. 68. 97. 98. Wobig. Kyle (Fr) 44. 49. 68. 81. KX. 104. Wobig. Vonni (Sr) 6, 28. 30. 31. 94. Id. K)2. 105. 108. 141. Wurdeman. Neal (Jr) 36. 46, 77. 109. 113. 133. Wurdeman, Scott (So) 40. 96. 97, KX. K)5. 119. Young. Dennis (Jr) 36. 97. Youngblood. Stephanie (So) 40. Zakrzewski. Gary (So) 40. Id. 105. Zakrzewski, Joe (Sr) 17. 29, 30. 31. 46. 50. 52. 74, 77. [09. 119. 141. Zakrzewski. Mark (Fr) 44. 49. 68. 69. 75. 81. Id. 104. 106. 128. Zimmerman. Jeff (So) 40. 106. 117. Index-143 2834 23rd St. Columbus 564-9143 MANAGER: Gene Depue Howard H. Hall, Franchise Owner YV ■McDonajds 3210 23rd Street Phone (402) 564-6600 Columbus, NE EQUITABLE SAVINGS 6 LOAN ASSOCIATION, F.A DOWNTOWN - US 30 OFFICE 1369 25 Avenue Columbus, NE 68601 COLUMBUS IRRIGATION INC| g Valley. COLUMBUS IRRIGATION FARM EQUIPMENT INC. 1127 East 23rd Street Columbus, Nebraska 68601 Phone 563-3464 COLUMBUS SALES PAVILION LIVESTOCK AUCTIONS Columbus, Nebraska Phone 402-564-3231 NEW HOLLAND LIEBIG Mir A T PROCESSING ■. •Custom Wholesale Processing ■ - ■ •Homemade Sausages •Smoking Curing •Rendering RFD Platte Center. NE Phone Service 246-2701 POTTER INTERNATIONAL AMC JEEP 622 23rd Street - East Highway 30 Columbus, Ne. 68601 International Trucks American Motors cars Jeeps Renault Cars COLUMBUS STEEL SUPPLY George Mike Maguire A Little Place Doing a Big Business Phone 564-2853 Columbus, Nebraskc COLUMBUS T.V. ELECTRONICS RADIO SHACK 2509 11th St. Columbus, NE. Dealer - Lavern Arlene Krings AD AMY Quucl lL PRINTING 1532 25th Street Columbus, NE 68601 563-2004 SECURITY MUTUAL LIFE NEBRASKA LIFE - HEALTH - GROUP DISABILITY INCOME ANNUITIES PENSION TRUSTS Ivan K. Milbourn General Agent Agents Jack Johnson - Dennis Barger Downtowner Clmbs ....................... 564-719 KUSTOM KWIK PRINT 2321 11th St. Columbus, NE 68601 Phone 564-7716 COLUMBUS BEAUTY COLLEGE 2719 13th Street Columbus, Nebraska 68601 For a Profitable Career Ernie 6 Phyllis Cunningham Columbus Bank and Trust Co. Columbus, Nebraska 68601 MAIN BANK 564-1234 Owners Mon. thru Fri. 8:00 am to 3:00 pm Thursday Evening 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm Saturday Morning 8:00 am to 12:00 Noon DRIVE-IN 564-5128 Mon., Tues.. Wed. 3:00 pm to 6:00 Thurs. 8c Fri. 11:00 am to 6:00 pm Saturday 9:30 am to 3:30 pm [Person s 1 L Sports Shop IncJ Wccrts Itoctfclicr |]oiii|i;i ii y 1363 23rd Avenue 564-6110 Downtown Columbus 2718 13th Street Columbus, NE 68601 SCHUMACHER IRRIGATION BRUCKNER’S 564-3258 PVC Underground Lindsay Tow Lines Plain Gated Pipe 246-3685 246-4115 featuring SHURFINE FOODS Platte Center. Nebraska Platte Center. Nebraska WAYNE FEEDS K-B Lumber S Construction Building Materials and Construction Creston, NE 285-0404 Division of Continental Grain Walt Niedbalski Phone 564-1148 P.O. Box 1247 Columbus, NE 68601 Phone (402) 564-0593 NIED'S MEAT STORE USDA Choice Freezer Meats Fresh Cut Meat Orders Over the Counter Homemade Sausage 16th Ave. 17th St. Columbus, Nebr. RUZICKA BROS. IMPL. INC. SALES-PARTS-SERVICE West Hiway 81 Box 983 Columbus, NE. 68601 (402) 564-9484 Say It With Flowers’ Say It With Flower� Quality Flowers “:«Zf°r Over 90 Years floral co. Phone 564-2758 columbus, nebr 1257 26th Ave. Columbus. Ne. ng Glass Industries Columbus 2908 23rd St. (402) 564-0535 We don't want all the business - just yours. MIESSLER DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists Cosmetics 2509 13th St. Columbus, Ne Phone 564-32 Phone 402-564-4125 J- ■ ROGERS-RILEY MOTOR COMPANY 2507-13th St. COLUMBUS, NE. 68601 Columbus, Nebrask Go Where the Crowd Goes Flying Wheels Skate Center 3320 19th Street Columbus. NE Phone: 563-1122 Bordy’s Clothing Men and Young Men’s Clothing and Western Wear since 1903 2419 llth St. Columbus. Nebr. 68601 564-0011 VIRG'S GARAGE General Repair Aluminum Welding Platte Center. NE 68653 246-2765 FARMERS COOP OIL CO. Complete line of fertilisation 8t chemicals with custom application Tankwagon service. Fleischer Mfg. Inc. Industrial Site Columbus, Nebraska 68601 564-3244 Grain storage and feed, Farmers Cooperative Co Platte Center. Ne. Oil 246-3215 Elev. 246-2555 Fert. 246-2780 ...•xX xNxv.;.. COOP For All of Your Propane Gas Needs Northern Propane Gas Company hlorgas P.O. Box 608 Columbus, Nebr. 68601 564-3296 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES” Abbi’s Gifts 1264 26th ave. First National Columbus Offering 24 hours 7 days a week teller service St. - Downtown at 2326 13th ave. - Alco lot 33rd ave. 23rd St. - Downtown Humphrey Your Total Financial Service Center” Columbus, Nebr. 68601 564-2224 HAIR SALOON Hair Saloon Main Level Pioneer Plaza Mary Jo Fuhr Pam Micek Owners Terry McDonald Jan Hough operators Redken Products 563-3911 Thur. 9-9 Hours: Mon. Tues. Wed. Fri. 9-5 ______________________Sat. 8-2 Monroe Grain Company P.O. Box 108 Columbus, Nebr. Member FDIC STEENBOCK OIL CO. Les Steenbock Columbus. NE 68601 P.O. Bo 71 Phon (402) 564-8268 AMERICAN FAMILY INSURANCE AUTO HOME BUSINESS HEALTH LIFE Monroe, Nebr. 68647 Phone - 495-4645 Dave Blessen 35 Ave. Howard BLVD. Columbus, Nebr. 68601 PHONE: 564-8524 RES. 564-8310 Dr. C. A. Cray Dr. C. D. Saagar Dr. J. R. Trofholz Office Hours Mon.-Fr. 9:00-5:30 Closed Saturday Open Tues Thurs. Eve Telephone 563-3555 OPTOMETRIC CENTER OF COLUMBUS, P.C. 3806 Howard BL Columbus, Ne. 68601 AN EMPLOYEE OWNED COMPANY U.S. 30 Center Columbus, NE. ndetson STUDIO SENIOR PORTRAITS WEDDINGS AWARD WINNING PHOTOGRAPHY 564-2833 2414 13th St. COLUMBUS, NE. GARY R. ANDERSON OWNER soMms’s StSAKHOUSe COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA Phone 563-3434 Catering Service GERHOLD CONCRETE f—1 Vti ifgf'w 4521 Howard Boulevard a Columbus, Nebraska 68601 [t]fl 402-5640857 FOR FAST DEPENDABLE SERVICE .• , '9 AND QUALITY PRODUCTS CALL 402-564-2857 Pawnee Chief Western Store fW GENE OR ELIZABETH SPRINGER 555 33RD AVENUE PH.402-564-1896 COLUMBUS. NE 6860 1 CRESTON GRAIN LBR., INC. Grain - Storage - Farm Supply Creston. Nebr - 68631 285-0366 MIKE’S USED CARS 1858 - 33rd Ave. Columbus. Nebr. 563-2400 NAUTILUS TOTAL FITNESS CENTER Located in Lower Level of HINZE CHIROPRATIC CENTER 2277 - 22nd Ave. 564-1818 AMERICAN HEARTLAND INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 2118 23rd Street Columbus, Nebraska 68601 563-3441 Century 21 CAMPBELL REALTY 2714 - 13th Street, P.0. Box 711 Columbus, Nebraska 68601 Business (402) 564-1333 Tapes, Records And Stereo Equipment 2414 13th Street Phone 563-3717 Columbus, Nebr. 68601 FLEISCHER REXALL DRUG CO. R. J. LARSEN L. D. HOUFEK Phone 564-3277 Columbus, Nebr. Professional Hairstyling 564-9286 For Men and Women SANDRA K'S HAIR STYLING Klti.it' 1 HuSfjX' tiiinJy 'Xitr vnbac i fitHtfy H 1356 27th Ave. Columbus, NE 6860' m iij Woodrick Shoes rfIlLOls 1369 34th Ave | Columbus, Nebr. SHOE COMPANY DREWS TIRE SERVICE. INC. Recapping - Repairing - New Tires WHOLESALE RETAIL 2910 - 13th Street COLUMBUS. NEBRASKA 68601 1 DEANO’S DINER Pan Fried Chicken Our specialty Highway 81 North 564-0311 COLUMBUS. NEBRASKA Phone 564-3287 2374 32nd Ave. COLUMBUS LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS Columbus, NE 68601 ■HoMay )vuv HWY 30 81 South Columbus 564-1492 THE YARDSTICK Elevotor service Fathlonu by fha Yard ' 2402 13th St on request Pioneer Plaza Balcony 563 1446 McKown Funeral Home We're available 2922 13th Street when you need us. Columbus, Ne. 68601 564-4232 MSS MIKE SENIOR STUDIO, INC. Portrait, Wedding and Commercial Photography ■ 1551 Ave. COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA 68601 Telephone (402) 564-5203 (coop) Consumer Coop Oil Assn. Fuel. Fertilizer. Propane, and Farm supplies Columbus, Nebr. 564-7195 KRALIK'S Phone 402-564-0255 4225 23rd St. Columbus. Nebr. JCPenney Downtown Columbus GTE TV STEREO SYLVANIA FACTORY AUTHORIZED DEALER SALES SERVICE P K ELECTRONICS GARY L. PELAN OWNER PHONE 2464 33rd Av. 564-4366 COLUMBUS NEBRASKA rTT mm Flighway 30 8t 32nd Ave North Town Mall uSSpBL Columbus. Ne. 564-9461 ARNDT BUILDING SYSTEMS BUTLER AGRI-BUILDER SALES - SERVICE - ERECTION 3404 23rd St. Columbus 564-5558 149 24 HOUR WRECKERS BEHLEN’S CDNDCD, INC. 3601 Howard Blvd. COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA 68601 PHONE: 563 1231 OWNERS NITE 564-5934 CARROLL BOB BEHLEN Member FDK Citizens Banks --£ OzfoucUCimyxuty- Columbus, Nebraska 564-2731 1464 26th Avenue Member FDIC THE FOUR SEASONS YOUR HAIR STYLING CENTER 664-5410 1670 33rd, Ave. muiEMR� v UtEsO O n 3 SAHARA LOUNGE New Game Room Open Bowling - Every Weekend Columbus, Nebraska Phone 564-8022 1819 Howard Blvd. Congratulations, Seniors! Columbus Office 1363 26th Avenue FIRST FEDERAL LINCOLN -•522 CARL ANDERSON, INC --------------------- RON WONDERCHECK Branch Manager Office (402) 564-3247 Home (402) 564-6717 1856 33rd Avenue • Columbus. NE 68601 2 WliStgr DoruiJt New Life Book Store U.S. 30 Center Columbus, NE 68601 Phone 563-2223 Awbrey Auto and Radiator Repair Heating - Air Conditioning Specialist 911 23rd St. (East Hwy. 30 Sand Ind. Site) Columbus. NE 68601 564-9408 YOUR FAMILY GROCERS! Monday-Sat wr day 8 a m. to 10 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Two Conventent locations to Serve the Community 2003 23rd Straat 2304-lOtfc Straat BLUE BIRD SHOP FOR WOMEN CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK Phone 564-8607 2506 Thirteenth Columbus Telegram TOWN COUNTRY REALTY OF COLUMBUS. INC. 3636 33rd Si. Phone 564-05� An Independently Owned and Operated Member of Cotdwell Bank of Residential Affiliates. Inc. A Freedom Newspaper 1254 27th Ave. Columbus, Nebraska UbCI UN DICKINSON Congratulations Class of 84'’ P.0. Box 987 Columbus, NE 68601 564-3181 BECHER CURRY COMPANY SAND LIVESTOCK SYSTEMS, INC. 1418 25th Street Columbus. Nebraska 68601 Phone (402) 564-1211 Established 1860 2415-13th Street Columbus, Nebraska P.O. Box 8 Telephone 564-2771 THE NATIONS LARGEST AND MOST EXPERIENCED CONFINEMENT BUILDER BERT’S MUSIC Wurlitzer pianos and organs Omni keyboard computers Factory Authorized U.S. 30 Center Columbus, NE 68601 Phone 564-8445 ✓ : BRIDAL SHOPPE 3222-15 STREET COLUMBUS. NEBRASKA fjy ✓WLUIVIDVJO, INCDH “ Or “ BRIDAL WEAR - UNIFORMS - NIGHTWEAR KAREN KASPAR (402) 563-1022 OtntyA 1263 26th Ave. Columbus, NE 68601 GASS-HANEY FUNERAL HOME, INC. 2109 14th Street Columbus, Nebraska 68601 BE Metalcrafters Heating Air Conditioning East Highway 30 Columbus, Nebraska 68601 Phone: 564-2255 LENNOX. COOP Grain - Feeds - Farm Supplies Fertilizer — Chemicals Columbus Farmers CO-OP Columbus, NE 68601 GIBSON PHARMACY Phone 564-7138 2470 32nd Ave Columbus. NE 68601 ... Tome Qro Wiilr U” pvitp PLRTTE VOLLEY NRTIONRL BRNK 3225 23rd Street ■ PO Boa 1276 ■ Cafcmbus Nebraska 68601 ■ Phone402 563-3656 Corner Pocket 329 23 St. East Hwy. 30 Columbus, NE 68601 Phone 564-3636 «0ERAI DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 151 RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL FARM REAL ESTATE CALL DICK GDOWSKI INSURANCE FOR YOUR LIFE, CAR, HOME BUSINESS CALL DON MROCZEK VISIT WITH US OFFICE 564-1457 CUT FLOWERS - PLANTS - GIFTS COUNTRY STYLE FLORAL U. S. 30 CENTER Columbus, Nebraska 68601 PHONE (402) 564-9011 REMEMBRANCE - LOVE'S GREATEST GIFT COLUMBUS MONUMENT COMPANY 3811 - 17th St.. Hiway 81 COLUMBUS, NEB. 68601 Phone 564-8033 SERVCE , ,,r INSTALLATIONS OVERHEAD DOOR COMPANY OF COLUMBUS 2781 54th Avenue Columbus, NE 68601 Westside Industrial Park 403-564-7446 PROKUPEK SHOES AND REPAIR 1259 26th Ave Columbus, NE 68601 Featuring Red Wing work shoes, Justin Nocona, Laramie, Hondo Boots. Also Wrangler, Texas and Durango 24 YEARS EXPERIENCE CERNY BODY PAINT 2872 54th Avenue COLUMBUS, NE 68601 GARY CERNY Owner Ph. 402-564-1141 I vou� 495-4705 495-2305 BANK of MONROE The Oldest Bank in Platte County Established in 1892 Member of F.D.I.C. Riteway Cafe Columbus, Nebr. Through our doors ft pass the greatest people in the world1 . «'Sdit Ed and Mary Szatko Phone 564-2986 FARM BUMAU INSURANCE CO Of NEBRASKA Farm Bureau FARM BURE AU MUTUAL FUNOS FAMH.Y Of FINANCIAL PL ANNiNG SERVICES Randy Rohde Estate Planning Specialist ' 2915 23rd St.. Columbus, Nebraska 68601 Bus (402) 564-8549lRes 564-5177 ■[' f'MM WILLIAMS BROTHER'S MEN'S WEAR FASH'N FAB Columbus, NE GOERING CONSTRUCTION AND SUPPLY Quality Built Homes, Heating Plumbing, Wiring, Trenching, Air Conditioning, Backhoe, Chaindigger All Building Supplies' Phone 246-2105 Platte Center, Nebraska 1 ‘PcU Stare far r y Hea, ?kc. M- J 3007 23rd STREET PHONE 564-2751 2,1 COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA 68601 The Studio With Unique and Creative Ideas In Photography Phone 564-3713 Jim Frieze Photographer JIM FRIEZE PHOTOGRAPHY 2464-33rd Avenue Columbus. NE. Rickert Jewelers Just North of Alco Store Bolova Dealer trend Clocks 2464-33rd Ave. 68601 Columbus, Ne Phone 564-5424 H ■ V Construction Company Harvey Velma Lippert Home-Building Decorating Service 1670 33 Ave. Columbus, NE 68601 Phone - 564-4000 Wa m Lour We ally- (Pompan 9 cJarm fflanagement - (( leal (W s a e (Jt ns ur a nee TELEPHONE 564-2724 (P ©. (feoA 6 ©olumhus Q7 L rasla 6360 RUNZAj DRIVE • INN RESTAURANT YOU FAMILY SHOPPING GUIDE Potee Scoutt - Serving Columbus and Surrounding Area 2917 23rd Street P� one 564 7188 Columbus. Nebraska 68601 ik I RED COUNTRY INTERNATIONAL Parts - Sales - Service Columbus, Nebr. 68601 SalesF°r Earl 564-8528 Parts - Jess 564-8529 Service - John COLUMBUS AIRCRAFT INC. Rental, Charters, flight Instructor Jim Kohtz 2851 14th Ave. owner Columbus, NE Home 402-564-7043 Business 564-0521 NIELSEN CHEVROLET-BUICK COMPANY MAZDA - VOLKSWAGEN Since 1925 Downtown Columbus Young Men's Fashions By The Nation's Leading Designers In The Lower Level' LARSON P.O. Box 1301 3156 51ft Avenue Columbus. Ne. 68601 Northwest Highwey 81 402 - 563 � 00 in The Heart of Downtown Columbus 8r Norfolk Nobody Does It Better 371-2148 564-8230 Deli - Sandwich Shoppe Good Down Home Co«.!'ir� ' HOURS MON-SAT 8:30-4:30 This 1983 84 Yearbook was produced by a staff of 26 members, arranged in four teams. It was published by the Walsworth Company of Marceline Missouri. Our Representa- tives were Greg Adams and Mike Diffenderfer, both of Lincoln. The theme of Vol. XIV Lakeview Viking wants you to remember these years fondly, the joyous times and the disappointments. But also look ahead to the years to come. Lakeview had some problems this year with the football team and with spirit. But had just as many highs with speech and Girls' basketball. Crosscountry, golf, track and volleyball did their part in supporting LHS. I hope this book has helped you to remember the days at Lakeview and use them as a learning experience. Good luck with your future and Go for your dreams. Gina Mueller Editor Team Members Adviser - Sandra Coke Team I Mary Lutjelusche - Captain. Ads Theresa Tribble - Ads Sherri Swanson - Typist. Index. Layout Tammy Henke - Copy Tammy Gossman - Photographer, Copy Tammie Rowan - Copy. Layout Paula Wendt - Layout Team II Veronica Griffith - Captain. Layout Chris Long - Typist. Index Jayne Bowman - Typist. Head Index Lisa Mueller - Photographer, Typist Kim Klug - Photographer. Layout Stacy Kelley - Copy Team III Lori Delozier - Captain. Layout Lori Janssen - Photographer. Typist Brenda Becher - Copy Michelle Pieters - Copy, Layout Michelle Asche - Copy. Layout Colleen Humlicek - Layout Team IV Gina Mueller - Editor. Captain. Layout Holly Nickolite - Photographer Pam Schaad - Typist. Index Krist Nelson - Layout Pam Klink - Copy. Layout Dianna Prazan - Copy. Layout 154-Closing