Litchfield High School - Trojan Yearbook (Litchfield, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1973 volume:

Editor Janet Willoughby, Jr. Editor Kristy Brewer Copy Editors Janet Fisher, Connie Sinkler Photography Ray Marshall, Keith Hilton. Dave Fread Artist Connie Mason Contributors Mary Ann Louitt, Sheila Ku iatkowski, George Reitz Faculty Advisor Benjamin Picard Awa'AnO-as -W'' A time not far past, yet strangely, it is already so hazy. My mind can remember some of the faces, events, and the good times, but not all, regardless how hard I try. I must hang on to these memories because it is all I have of the year 1973 which was surely one of the good years of my life. .s . ■ SPORTS Football Team Has Trying Year FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Brent Wilson, George Reitz, Olav Claussen, Joe Lucas, Dennis Unick, David Siegel, Mike Hawley, Jerry Hoffman. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Coach Robert Smith, James Dale, Barry Kramer, John Schall, Keith Cook, Brad Howard-A 11-Conference defensive back, Darwin Fread, Randy Chloupek, Head Coach Bill Hauschild. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Student Manager John Lucas, Mark Albrecht, Ronnie Sweley, Mitchell Lewis, Rod Rasmussen, Chuck Bacus, Bryce Riessland, Robert Glidden, Gary Feldman, Danny Schall, Student Manager Brent Howard. Coach Hauchild and Coach Smith lay it on the line. We'er not Miami but we're great!! 4 LITCHFIELD MARKET The Chase! Litchfield 0 Ansley 36 Litchfield 14 Callaway 6 Litchfield 6 Wolbach 7 Litchfield 18 Neb. Christian 24 Litchfield 12 Arcadia 12 Litchfield 38 Spalding Acad. 6 Litchfield 20 Elba 14 Litchfield 31 Greeley 14 Litchfield 0 Arnold 42 Haven't I run into you before! BOB'S FEED STORE Frustrated Expectation. 5 Seniors Lead the Way Gary Feldman Earl Kramer Robert Glidden Guard Center Quarterback Rod Rasmussen—Captain Olav Claussen Danny Schall—Captain All Conf. and All State Tackle Kicker Honorable Mention All Conf. Guard The Litchfield Trojans ended their football season with a 4-4-1 record. Coach Hauschild had this to say about the season, I think the boys did a good job and accomplished what we wanted, to stay in there and not give up. That's the type of team we had this year. This year Rod Rasmussen won the honor of being elected as one of the eleven players on die All-State team. Rod is the second Litchfield Player to be on All-State in the History of our school's football teams. 6 BILL BREWER VB Girls Establish Winning Ways FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Mary Ann Lovitt, Kristy Brewer, Becky Reitz, Michelle Nelson, Cindy Knepper, Janet Willoughby, Peggy Hird, Nancy Adams, Hope Kucera, Carleen Siegel, Joyce Kucera, Margaret Snell, Vicki Senff, Vicky Schall, Judy Unick. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Kathy Unick, Peggy Fletcher, Kathy Herder, Coach Jim Janski, JoAnn Brewer, Karen Lucas. S-t-r-e-t-c-h Ante I Over--- RAVENNA CHEESE CO. This isn't easy! 7 Seniors Spark Winning Season SEASONS RESULTS LHS OPPONENTS 0 Arcadia 2 2 Elba 1 2 Oconto 0 2 Wolbach 0 2 Nebr. Christian 0 2 Ravenna 0 1 Callaway 2 0 Pleasanton 2 2 Spalding Acad. 0 2 Nebr. Christian 0 2 Wolbach 1 0 Greeley 2 2 Spalding Acad. 1 0 Callaway 2 Mary Ann Lovitt Janet Willoughby Center Front Center Back Five Senior girls will look back at the 1972 Volleyball season and remember it as a season full of accom- plishments and heart breakers. The win over Ravenna was one of the truimphs of the season. We won in two sets holding the Jays scoreless. The Cvic tourney came, and along with it a snow storm. It looked as if the girls wouldn't get to go. but the parents came to the rescue and drove cars. The girls proved the trip profitable by beating Spalding Acad, for the 3rd place trophy, in a breath taking game. The season ended with a 9-5 record, the best season since 1967-68. Margaret Snell Nancy Adams Hope Kucera Right Front Right Back Left Back LITCHFIELD CO-OP CREDIT ASSOCIATION Tip Top Team FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Student Manager Steve Hawley, Brent Wilson, Joe Lucas, Brad Howard-Honorable Mention All Conf., Mick Unick, Student Manager John Lucas. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Student Manager Barry Kramer, Danny Schall, Darwin Fread, Robert Glidden, Gary Feldman, Earl Kramer. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Head Coach Jim Janski, Rod Rasmussen, Rex Rasmussen, Bruce Hird, Chuck Bacus-All Conference, Bryce Reissland, Coach Robert Smith. Trojans Chalk Up 14 Victories and 7 Disappointments Coach Janski Coach Smith Nice and Easy! FOUL!!! Who ME?? MARY'S BAR LITCHFIELD PROPANE 9 Seniors Provide Leadership to Win Robert Glidden Guard All-Conference Rod Rasmussen Forward Trojans Through the Years Top 15 Basketball Scorers Gary Feldman Forward i: John Bacus 1,561 pts. 6. Rick Kowalski 954 pts. 11. Dale Krotz 579 pts. 2. Larry Ellsworth 1,438 pts. 7. Daryl Comford 931 pts. 12. Rick McCurry 523 pts. 3. Ken Fread 1,314 pts. 8. Marvin VVardyn 716 pts. 13. Ken Kroeger 518 pts. 4. Jim Madsen 1,035 pts. 9. Chuck Bacus 648 pts. 14. Brad Howard 513 pts. 5. Dave Rasmussen 976 pts. 10. Duane Feldman 615 pts. 15. Mike Gregory 478 pts. Rex Rasmussen Center Earl Kramer Danny Schall Guard Guard MOOR MANS FEED--TERRY HUNT LOVE G RHODE FUNERAL HOME Reserves Display Great Desire FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Student Manager Barry Kramer, Larry Mason, George Reitz, Mick Unick, Jim Evans, Student Managers Steve Hawley and John Lucas. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Mike Hawley, John Schall, Randy Chloupek, David Siegel, Joe Lucas, Brent Wilson. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Coach Robert Smith, Dennis Unick, Darwin Fread, Bruce Hird, Mitchell Lewis, Dick Wardyn, Mark Albrecht. Jr. High Learns the Ropes FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Peter Reitz, Ike Mason, Scott Krotz, Craig Fread, Joe Sekutera, Brian Slocum. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Steve Reynolds, Brent Howard, Marty Albrecht, Brad Slocum, Jerry Lucas, Steve Hawley. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Coach Robert Smith, Greg Herder, Danny Lewandowski, John Lucas, . . Myron Beck, Henry Fletcher, Jim Goodner, Eddie Hammond. Girls Track Earns Respect BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Robert Smith, Peg Hird, Robyn Rasmussen, Joyce Kucera, Kathy Herder, Susie Albers, Jo Ann Brewer, Vicki Senff, Michelle Lewis-student manager. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Willoughby, Vicky Schall, Margaret Snell, Kristy Brewer, Michele Nelson, Judy Unick, Cindy Knepper. Senior Margaret Snell, District win- ner 880,440. State Qualifier. Coach Smith gives a stop watch reading. Senior Janet Willoughby, 440, 880 relay. Track Team Faces Mediocre Season FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Albrecht, Brad Howard, Coach Bill Hauschild, Joe Lucas, Mick Unick. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Darwin Fread, Mitch Lewis, Chuck Bacus, John Kohls, Ronnie Sweley. The boys track team suffered a rather disappoint- ing season. They managed to letter only four partici- pants. There was a tenth grade stand out in the person of Mark Albrecht. Mark set a new school record of 11:04 in the two mile run. John Kohls was our only senior out this year. John contributed to the track team by running the mile and on the two mile relay. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jacki Fellers, Robyn Unick, Debbie Knepper, Brenda Unick, Linda Woolery. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: La Von Fieldgrove, Diane Wardyn, Carolyn Fisher, Sandy Parrish, Bernadette Kieborz, Karen Riessland. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Robert Smith, Steve Hawley, John Lucas, Myron Beck, Brent Howard, Marty Albrecht, Greg Herder, Jim Goodner, Coach Bill Hauschild. ACTIVITIES NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; George Reitz, Rodney Snow, Dennis Unick, Darwin Fread. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Earl Kramer, Alta Fread, Peg Hird, Sheila Kwiatkowski, Mary Ann Lovitt, Hope Kucera. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Kris Brewer, Janet Willoughby, Danny Schall, Robert Glidden, Chuck Bacus. National Honor Society This year our Na- tional Honor Society selected Robert Glidden and Mary Ann Lovitt to submit applications for the National Honor Society Scholarship. This was on the basis of scholarship, leader- ship, activities, and character. This spring the National Honor Society offered to paint the stage, in the town park. This will help spruce up the park and will make the graduation exercises in the park more attractive. It was also decided to make a plaque which will bear the names of 1973's class vale- dictorian and salu- tatoran. Each class's valedictorian and sal- utatoran will be added in the following years. Our Academic Leaders Student Council The Student Council has faithfully supplies us with a pop machine this year. They also sponsored the Homecoming activities and the Christmas film. Service with a smile. STUDENT COUNCIL: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Marty Albrecht, George Reitz, Vicki Schall. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Joyce Kucera, Janet Willoughby, Michele Nelson, Michelle Lewis. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Danny Schall, Chuck Bacus, John Schall. CAPELLAN SERVICE HAZARD CAFE FHA FHA: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Robyn Rasmussen, Jo Ann Brewer, Schall, Janet Fisher, Kathy Unick, Michele Nelson. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT RIGHT; Miss Gardner-Sponsor, Gladys Best, Debbie Knepper, Carolyn Fisher Sandra Parrish. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Penny Becker, Emma Howard, Michelle Lewis, Robyn Unick, Jenny Becker. FHA began the year by hosting a slumber party for all its members and their guests, about forty girls attended. Grand Island North West was the setting for the District Convention and wc had an attendance of 14 girls. To raise money for the an- nual FHA Christmas Dance, they sponsored numerous cake raffles and a coffee cake bake. Some of the benches in the business district were given a fresh coat of paint by the FHA and for May Day, they distributed May baskets to many persons in the com- munity. The highlight for the year was the State Lead- ership Conference, held in Lincoln on April 16 th and 17 Personal, Family and Community Living, Improvement, Aim of FHA Chapter RAVENNA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FISHER INSURANCE AGENCY Annual Staff Cries of, How should I crop this picture? “Hey. would somebody proof read this copy.” and “we need more pictures!!! can still be heard coming out of the Business Education room where the Trojan yearbook staff spent many long, productive hours, Each page has to be planned, laid out. lablcd. and indexed before being sent to the publisher. This year the annual stafT built their own dark room, and are producing their own pictures. This year's staff was very hard working Not settling for the alotted budget, they went to work to raise additional money by having a pancake feed. They also tried to have a car wash for several consecutive weekends but had to cancel due to adverse weather Trying to outsmart the elements they then scheduled a car wash on a school day. However they found they could not fool mother nature they ended up washing cars in the rain. They will look back on the experiences and laugh The staff also wishes to extend a vote of thanks to the Senior class for selling the advertising The class of 73 could, without effort, talk a miser out of his money ANNUAL STAFF: LEFT TO RIGHT; Kristy Brewer, Janet Willoughby, Sheila Kwiatkowski, Connie Sinkler, Janet Fisher, Mary Ann Lovitt, George Reitz, David Fread, Keith Hilton. CENTER; Mr. Ben Picard, Advisor. NOT SHOWN; Connie Mason. Annual Staff Works To Promote Enjoyment and Satisfaction 18 VOKOUN'S CAFE AND TAVERN PLEASONTON GRAIN CO Debate The school year of 72-73 was a very rewarding year for debate at Litchfield. In its first full year, our high school was very fortunate to make a home for a glittering first place trophy. Winning the first place trophy was Janet Willoughby and Connie Sinkler. Three other gentle- men participated in our debate pro- gram too. They were Darwin Fread, George Reitz, and Brent Wilson. Other minor speaker and team awards were won by the different teams. The season was especially grati- fying to coach Robert Smith because of the competition his teams were up against. Litchfield competed against teams from Classes A, B, and C. Hare work in the form of constant practice and research reaped dividends for the Trojans. These students also gave up numerous Saturdays to participate. Congratulations for a job well done. DEBATE TEAMS: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; George Reitz, Brent Wilson, Janet Willoughby, Connie Sinkler. BACK ROW, 1TFT TO RIGHT; Mr. Smith, Darwin Fread. Debate Team Shows Talent L-Club Reaches Goal of Football Clock Lettermen s Club L. CLUB: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Darwin Fread, Mitchell Lewis, Rod Rasmussen, Chuck Bacus, Bruce Hird, Rex Rasmussen, Bryce Riessland, Gary Feldman. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Mr. Robert Smith, Danny Schall, Olav Classen, Joe Lucas, Dennis Unick, Mark Albrecht, Robert Glidden, Dick Wardyn, Randy Chloupek, John Schall, Brad Howard, Earl Kramer, Mr. Bill Hauschild. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Jim Janski, Mick Unick, George Reitz, David Siegel, Jerry Hoffman, Randy Sweley, Keith Cook, Mike Hawley, Brent Wilson, Barry Kramer. KEARNEY CLINIC FIRST NATIONAL BANK Litchfield's L-club did a great deal of hustling in order to deliver their fruit sales this year. The L-club sold a truck-load of citrus fruit from Texas to the community to raise money to help buy a clock for the football field. They plan on buying a film projector with the remaining money, and are looking forward to viewing their games on film. It is felt that these films help the boys to see and improve their games. The boys have not only been interested in improving their games, but have teamed with FHA for the last two years in helping them put on successful Christmas Dances. This year's sponsor was Mr. Bill Hauschild. 19 PEP CLUB; FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Mary Ann Lovitt, President, Vicky Schall, Sheila Kwiatkowski, Vice President, Kristy Brewer, Treasurer. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Karen Lucas, Connie Sinkler, Secretary, Gladys Best, Miss Morris, Sponsor, Cindy Knepper, Kathy Unick, Michele Nelson, News Reporter. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Mary Rolfsmeyer, Margaret Snell, Janet Willoughby, Carleen Siegel, Robyn Rasmussen, Jo Ann Brewer, Kathy Herder. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGfTT; Hope Kucera, Judy Unick, Peg Hird, Joyce Kucera, Nancy Adams, Becky Reitz, Connie Mason. Pep Club, a Mass of Trojan Blue. . . The 1972-73 pep club has been very busy in keep- ing with the tradition of following the guys to the games, and arousing school spirit and unity. The pep club sponsored Parent's Night during the football and basketball seasons. It is felt that we had a successful year as our boys did quite well. Throughout, the year can be considered a success. 20 KAUFMAN-WARNETS FARMER'S UNION CO-OP VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Peg Hird, Nancy Adams, Hope Kucera, Connie Mason. Spirit Is on Our Side HAND WELL COMPANY The 1972-73 pep club was led by four varsity and three junior varsity cheer- leaders. Hope Kucera was voted in head cheerleader. Joyce Kucera and Becky Reitz attended Hawke's Cheerleading Clinic in Grand Island. Many of the pep rallies conjured up by the cheerleaders were very unique with different spirit boosting stunts for the ath- letes and coaches to take part in. The cheerleaders also performed a half-time pom-pom routine to the song Simple Man . With the support of the pep club, student body, and faculty, the cheerleaders led our basketball and football teams to a very successful year. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: TOP TO BOTTOM; Becky Reitz, Joyce Kucera, Judy Unick. 0. ANSLEY MOTOR MIXED CHORUS: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Mary Rolfsmeyer, Mary Ann Lovitt, Sheila Kwiatokowski, Judy Unick, Vicky Schall, Kathy Unick, Kris Brewer, Gladys Best, Kay Snow, Penny Becker, Karen Lucas. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Margaret Snell, Joyce Kucera, Connie Mason, Robyn Rasmussen, Barry Kramer, Brent Wilson, Jana Fread, JoAnn Brewer, Cindy Knepper, Janet Willoughby, Mrs. Parker, Larry Mason, George Reitz, John Schall, Randy Chloupek, Hope Kucera, Keith Cook, Dennis Unick, Danny Schall, Peggy Hird, Janet Fisher, Keith Hilton, Jim Evans. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Mark Albrecht, Darwin Fread, David Fread, Robert Glidden, Phil Strate, Bruce Hird, Chuck Bacus, Gary Feldman, Mitchell Lewis, Earl Kramer. Music Students Have Active Year SENIOR CHOIR: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Margaret Snell, Janet Willoughby, Mary Ann Lovitt. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Earl Kramer, Janet Fisher, Hope Kucera, Music in the Ah Keith Hilton. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; David Fread, Gary Feldman, Danny Schall. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Phil Strate Robert Glidden. LEFT TO RIGHT; Janet Willoughby, Kristy Brewer, David Fread, Dennis Unick, Becky Reitz, Robert Glidden, Margaret Snell, Phil Strate, Peggy Hird, Chuck Bacus, Hope Kucera, Keith Hilton, Darwin Fread, Janet Fisher, George Rietz, Joyce Kucera. PLEASONTON STATE BANK MARSH OIL AND CAFE Marching Band In June, the band marched at the Nebraskaland Parade in North Platte, In July, at both Old Settler's parades, in October, in the Harvest of Harmony parade in Grand Island, and the Pony Express Days parade in Gothenburg. A new concept for leadership in marching band was decided upon this year with the instigation of Drum Major and Drum Major- ette. Some members of the band formed a pep band which played at several football and basketball games throughout the year. The pom- pom girls performed routines at the Homecoming game last fall, and for several basketball games dur- ing the season MARCH- ING BAND: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Gary Feldman, Janet Willoughby. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Peg Hird, Robert Glidden, Mick Unick, Barry Kramer, Peter Reitz. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Jim Goodner, Dick Wardyn, Myron Beck, Jo Lucas, George Reitz. FIFTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Keith Hilton, Darwin Fread, Mark Albrecht, Chuck Bacus, Dennis Unick. SIXTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Danny Schall, Earl Kramer, Debbie Knepper, Jana Fread, Robyn Unick. SEVENTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Cindy Knepper, Carleen Siegel, Joyce Kucera. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Hope Kucera, Carolyn Fisher, Sandra Parrish, Judy Unick. A Time for New Rhythms 24 MAJORETTES: CENTER, LEFT TO RIGHT; Gary Feldman, Janet Willoughby. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Vicky Schall, Kathy Unick, Michele Nelson, Kristy Brewer. CONCERT BAND: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Cindy Knepper, Carleen Siegel, Kathy Unick, Jana Fread, Sandra Parrish, Carolyn Fisher, Judy Unick, Hope Kucera. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Peg Hird, Robert Glidden, Barry Kramer, Gary Feldman, Mick Unick, Peter Reitz, Dick Wardyn, Jim Goodner, Myron Beck, Brad Slocum, Joyce Kucera, Vicky Schall, Robyn Unick, Danny Schall. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; George Reitz, Keith Hilton, Dennis Unick, Debbie Knepper, Michele Nelson, Mark Albrecht, Chuck Bacus, Mrs. Parker, Band Instructor, Darwin Fread, Earl Kramer, Janet Willoughby, Kristy Brewer. Music—a Part of Every Day LITCHFIELD PROPANE 25 FURTAK'S JEWELRY Generation Gap. You Rung. All Dressed Up Beck did say it would come off???? Senior Class Play Marrying Margaret CAST Harrison Hunter................ Winifred....................... Leila ......................... Margaret....................... Harriet Hunter................. Leona Hunter................... Leonard Statton................ Leo Statton.................... Margorie Tucker................ Amelia Gardner................. Noel Thomas.................... Ross Van Buren................. Ethel.......................... Lorin Gilbert.................. Professor Maxwell Devine. . . . Ignatius Wilbur Wellington . . . Phil Strate Janet Willoughby Mary Ann Lovitt Hope Kucera Nancy Adams Connie Sinkler Rod Rasmussen Danny Schall Janet Fisher Margaret Snell Earl Kramer Robert Glidden Alta Fread Daved Fread Olav Classen Gary Feldman Stage Managers: Rex Rasmussen, John Kohls, Jerry Gancos, Keith Hilton Make up: Mr. Robert Smith Director: Mrs. Judy Beck Marrying Margaret was a comedy in three acts that tried to solve a marriage problem. Two sisters try to get their oldest sister married so their old-fashioned father will let them get married. The plot grows funnier as the sisters' older aunt (who is also unmarried) finds a boyfriend. Everyones prob- lem is solved when happy matrimony finds all. CAST Martha Baker.................................Vicki Senff Jerry Wald...................................George Reitz Jenny Simms..................................Connie Mason J. M. Kepler.................................Rod Snow Irene Kepler.................................Peg Hird Irma Smith..................................Kristy Brewer Lyla Graham.................................. .Sheila Kwaitkowski Jack Freeman................................. Chuck Bacus Harold lllingsworth..........................Bryce Reissland Gladys Caldwell..............................Peggy Fletcher Robert Caldwell..............................Brent Wilson Donald Webster...............................Jerry Hoffman Trudi Lynn...................................Debra Predmore Ted..........................................Darwin Fread Stage Managers: Gary Hurt and Dennis Unick Make-up: Mr. Robert Smith Director: Mr. Robert Smith ’'The Bus Stops Here was the play chosen by the Junior class. It presented a change-of-pace from the normal class play. It dished out drama and comedy in liberal doses for each act. Actually it was the Junior class version of Darker Day, As the World Turns, and One Life to Live all rolled into one production Homecoming 72 Homecoming blew in on Oct. 20, and with it came the Elba Bluejays. Being Homecoming, the boys really put their hearts into it and brought in a victory of 20-14. During half time a parade of floats from each class drove around the field. Hope Kucera and Rod Rasmussen were crowned King and Queen. After the game the victorious Trojans celebrated with a dance sponsored by the Student Council. Queen Hope and King Rod 28 Student Body enjoys vicotry dance Age of Aquarius One more for the night! Sophomores slaughter Aquarius A royal touching Tripping Out Clear Water performs. Queen, Mary Ann Lovitt, King, Danny Schall, Attendants, Jane Fisher, Janet Willoughby, Hope Kucera, John Kohls, Jerry Gancos, Robert Glidden. A Night of Honor Valedictorian Robert Glidden Salutatorian Mary Arm Lovitt Regional Scholarship Robert Glidden Board of Trustees Scholarship Robert Glidden Tty Crocker Homemaker Award Hope Kucera DAR Award Mary Ann Lovitt American Essay Award Varsity Cheerleaders Peg Hird Connie Mason Kristy Brewer Reserve Cheerleaders Joyce Kucera Michele Nelson Gladys Best Music Contest-Superior Ratings Hope Kucera - Vocal Solo Sextet - Hope Kucera, Janet Fisher. Janet Willoughby. Kristy Brewer, Peg Hird, Joyce Kucera. Annual Staff Kristy Brewer, Editor Peg Hird Becky Reitz Jeanne Kohls Joyce Kucera Mitchell Unick Randy Chloupek John Schall Mark Albrecht Athletic Awards Jeanne Kohls Janet Willoughby itional Honor Society l apping Mark Albrecht Randy Chloupek Kathy Herder Bruce Hird Cindy Knepper Barry Kramer Joyce Kucera Becky Reitz John Schall Judy Unick Mick Unick Jeanne Kohls Football-Most Valuable Player Rod Rasmussen Volleyball-Most Valuable Player Mary Ann Lovitt Basketball-Most Valuable Player Robert Glidden I rack-Most V aluable Plaver Girl's Track-Margaret Snell Boy's Track-Brad Howard Graduation on a FOX CHEVROLET RON'S BARBER SHOP TED'S TV AND FURNITURE MILLERS WELL SERVICE May Night 33 GAMBLES STORE (Ansley) SUNSHINE CLEANERS ANSLEY HERALD Senior Bar-B-Que Everything from Rocky Moun- tain Oysters to steak was on the menu at the Bar-B-Que held at the home of Mr. Picard. The seniors and the secondary faculty had a very enjoyable and relaxful evening as the transition from students to freinds was made. PEOPLE J u N I 0 R S Bryce Riessland Vicki Senff Jerry Hoffman Connie Mason Chuck Bacus Dennis Unick Marlin Henderson Ronnie Sweley Rodney Snow Peggy Fletcher Jerry Gary Hurt Rolfsmeyer The Junior Class elected of- ficers as follows: President-Jerry Hoffman. Vice-President-Bryce Riessland, Secretary-Peg Hird, Treasurer-Sheila Kwiatkowski, News-Reporter-Kristy Brewer, Student Council Representatives- Chuck Bacus and George Reitz. Sheila Kwiatkowski George Reitz Randy Sweley 40 That's putting the brain to the book! I like to watch Donald Duck on Saturdays! ! Jeanne Kohls Robyn Rasmussen Randy Chloupek ■ ■ IV IW V ' Barry Kramer Mitchell Lewis Keith Cook John Schall Bruce Hird Mike Hawley Mick Unick Mark Albrecht Carleen Siegel Gladys Best Joyce Kucera Brad Howard The Sophomores class elected officers as follows: President- Robyn Rasmussen, Vice President- Mitchell Lewis, Secretary-Becky Reitz, Treasurer- Cindy Knepper, News Reporter- Randy Chloupek, Student Council Representatives- Joyce Kucera and John Schall. 1 Jo Ann Brewer Karen Lucas Mary Rolfsmeyer Judy Unick Penny Becker Cindy Knepper Becky Reitz Marvin Veeder Kathy Herder Terry Bombach Susie A lbers Walter Runge MILLER LOCKER BILL VOCKE JOHN ROLFSMEYER DWORAK MOTORS 41 Hj oa tq Larry Mason The trials of being a Freshman Jeff Fellers David Siegel The Freshman class elected off.cers tills year as follows: President-Joe Lucas, Vice-Preside.nt- Dick Wardyn, Sec, Treas. -Jana Fread, Student Council-Michele Nelson, The Freshman class sponsor was Mr, Ben Picard, Class Officers Those Loveable Seniors This is the living end The hard way up Initiation This year just as all the years before, the Freshmen class was wel- comed in by the Senior class by the initiation day ritual. Each Fresh- man received a list of things to wear on the ap- pointed day. All during initiation day the Seniors had interesting things to have the Freshmen do, so by the end of the day, the Freshmen were ready for the picnic given by the Senior Class. What a way to go! SECURITY STATE BANK FARNHUM REXALL DRUG LEONARD EQUIPMENT FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Fellers, Brenda Unick, Scott Krotz, Joe Sekutera, Brian Slocum, Ike Mason. SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Craig Fread, Marty Albrecht, Lisa Lewis, Emma Howard, Linda Woolery, Jerry Lucas, Brent Howard. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bernadette Kieborz, Dianne Wardyn, Danny Lewandowski, Dottie Fread, LaVon Fieldgrove, Karen Riessland. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sidney Snow, Steve Reynolds, Jinnie Becker, Robyn Unick, Steve Hawley, Peter Reitz. SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Knepper, Carolyn Fisher,Eddie Hammond, Greg Herder, Brad Slocum, Elaine Maciejewski. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandy Parrish, Cindy Reynolds, Michelle Lewis, Myron Beck, John Lucas, Virgil Veeder, Jim Goodner. 66 RESTAURANT SHERMAN COUNTY RANK MIDWAY CAFE I N T E R M E D I A T E 44 4th Loth and 6th Grades: FRONT ROW, LEFT IO RIGHT: David Predmore, Brent Kratzer, Bruce Guthard, Ronnie Mason, Mickey Schroll. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Teresa Siebke, Viola Mattox, Bobbi Smith, Scott Lewis, Dana Unick, Kelli Woolery, Gloria Mattox. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Brenda Fieldgrove, Kim Sekutera, Bobbi Slocum, Bobby Lewis, Teacher Mrs. Hiser, Kim Albers, Jakki Knepper, Melanie Murdock, Tom Unick. 3rd anddLth Grades: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Lewis, Curt Fread, Tammy Mattox, Susy Parrish, Vesta LeFever, Rodney Guthard, Eddie Schall, Jim Lucas. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Teacher Mrs. Glidden, Dennis Mattox, Dori Slocum, Pam Albers, Stacey Unick, Brenda Slocum, Randy Lucas, David Kwiakowski, Teacher Mrs. Rasmussen. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kim Unick, Tammy Siebke, Dianne Sekutera, Jean Wardyn, Kay Lewandowski, Steve Reynolds, Terry Kratzer, Rick Hoover. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pam Lewis, Darrell Schall, Kevin Parrish, Amy Albrecht, Joan Reynolds, Annette Schall, Melody Wilson, Greg Hoffman, Jeff Lucas, Lori Lewis. 1st Graders: FRONT ROW; LEF TO RIGHT; Boruii Mattox, Wesley Goddard, Janet Smith. BACK R0 LEFT TO RIGHT; Todd Lewis, Teacher Mrs. McAuliff, Keith Scholl, Gene Mat FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Best, Tim Hawley, Bonnie Schall, Douglas Predmore, Tanya Razey. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Becky LeFever, Todd Murdock, Holly Lewis, David Reynolds, Earl LeFever, Allen Hunt, Teacher Miss Mousel. COAST TO COAST Kinder garden': SKOCHDOPOLE INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 45 RAVENNA GRAIN CO. 46 School Board: Duane Reynolds, Dwight Parrish, Vernon Unick, Merlyn Lewis, Vene Bacus, Don Riessland. Judy Beck, English Lynn Gardner, Home Economics James Janski, History Doris McAuliff, Math-French Ben Picard, Business NEWLAND ELECTRIC KEITH’S BARBER SHOP HOHFELD MOTORS SCHALL'S SERVICE U.F.O.'s—SPLAT! Portraits of Knowledge Ann Beck, Library-8th Grade Core, Colleen Parker, Music When will it ever end?? William Hauschild, Industrial Art. Believe me-I'm Innocent Marsha Jensen, Art COVER MORTUARY ADRIAN MILLS HAZARD LOCKER LARSEN TRUCKING Donna Mousel, 1st Grade Marlene Rasmussen, 4th, 5th 6th Grade Glenise McAuliff, Kindergarten Beverly Morris, Special Math BRASS BUCKLE ORAN'S SPIRIT CHOP MASON STATE BANK ZIMMER GARAGE What ever it is . «No! Dale Beckhoff. NOT SHOWN: Iris Krotz. Teachers Aids: Louana Achall, Ruby McMahan and Iona Madsen. LOUP CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 1001, 1002,... Cooks: Frieda Bacus and Lucille Kratzer. RAVENNA VET CLINIC FIELDCROVE TRUCKING GLIMPSES Knowledge Feelings Dedication Opinions Occupied Bored 53 The Following Mem hers °f' the Broken Bow Chamber of Commerce Congratulate the Class of 1973 Ace Hardware Armstrong Implement W. G. Arnold DDS Arrow Motor Company The Arrow Seed Company Howard L. Ballenger - insurance F. A. 3ates, Inc. Becton-Dickinson GCo. of Nebraska Ben Franklin Store Best Oil Company Bow Agency Bow Booterie The Broadway Market Broken Bow Floral Nursery Co. Broken Bow Laundry Dry Cleaners Broken Bow Production Credit Assn. Broken Bow State Bank Brown Furniture Cash Carry Lumber Company Central Nebraska Commission Co. Central Nebraska Drug Company Cinderella Shoppe City C afe Cooksley Ford Sales Co-operative Marketing Assn. Corner Style Shoppe Coyle Veterinary Clinic Credit Bureau of Broken Bow, Inc. Custer County Chief Custer Federal Savings 0 Loan Assn. Dale's '66 Service Davis Paint Store Dittmer's Jewelry Doty Packing Company The Fabric Center Fariss Men's Wear Farritor Auto Parts, inc. Federal Land Bank Assn. Broken Bow K. C. Fiske Farm Equipment Gambles Store Gibson Discount Center Glaze Furniture Grassland Hospital Hansen Appliance The Harmony Hut Heffelfinger Jewelry Holcomb Pharmacy B. V. Holmes - insurance Tedd C. Huston - atty Jack GJill Loren Jacobsen MD L C W Tire Service Larry's Barber Shop LaVonne's Beauty Salon Leigh's Barber Shop Lewis Floral Chet Linder Agency Lyne Electric J. M. McDonald Company Master Cleaners Mead Lumber Company Nebraska State Bank Olsen Company The Other Place Palmer Monument Company J. C. Penney Company Pioneer Book Store Howard Province Plumbing E. R. Purcell Printing R - Y Implement Rapid Freight Service Redman's Shoes Ruff Motor Company Safeway Store, Inc. Sanders G Holcomb Agency S. E. Smith G Sons Security State Bank Slim's Western Wear Stephens Realty Company Sure Hatchery Gerald Thurman Agency True Value Store Varney Rexall Drug Store Lawrence R. Wallace - optmtrst. Wenquist, Inc. William Penn Lodge Wittig's I.G.A. Allan Woodward Agency Boosters Cairo Ravenna The State Bank of Cairo Jack Jill Food Mart Hazard Capellan Service Hazard Cafe Hazard Locker Larsen Trucking Bill Vocke John Rolfsmeyer Loup City Coast to Coast Skochdopole Insurance Agency Inc. Love and Rhode Funeral Home Fox Chevrolet Keith s Barber Shop Ravenna Chamber of Commerce Hohfeld Motors Midway C afe Donn-Venna Beauty Salon Fisher Insurance Agency Ravena Bank Furtak s Jewelry Warrick s Ben Franklin Hillandale Farm Service, Inc. Barr Hotel Stan Bob Roy Farm Supply Guzinski Equipment Co. Newland Electric Ravenna Vet Clinic Ravenna Cheese Co. Dworak Motors Ravenna Grain Company Tri-Valley Equipment Farnham Rexall Drug Loup City Chamber of Commerce Leonard Equipment 66 Restaurant Sherman County Bank Litchfield Litchfield Market Janet s Beauty Shop Bob s Feed Store Schall's Service Marv s Bar Adrian Mills Service Station Litchfield Propane Moore Mans Feed—Terry Hunt Bill Brewer Fieldgrove Trucking Litchfield Cooperative Credit Assoc. A Sincere Thank You for Your Financial Support Autographs 64 Sg t