Litchfield High School - Trojan Yearbook (Litchfield, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1978 volume:

LITCHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL LITCHFIELD, NEBRASKA TABLE OF CONTENTS ORGANIZATIONS P. 53 WE THE SENIORS OF 1978 WISH TO DEDICATE THIS ANNUAL TO ALL THE INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE IN OUR LIVES MARTY ALBRECHT 1 can resist anything but temptation. s E N I 0 R S CRAIG FREAD LA VON FIELDGROVE Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today, because if you like it today you can always do it again to- morrow. DOTTIE FREAD 1 like wine, women, and cars, but not necessarily in that order. A day without laughter is a day with- out sunshine. 4 BRENT EMMA HOWARD HOWARD I have as much patience as everyone, 1 just don't practice it as much. 1 can's understand why it takes me an hour to get home ... it's not that far away. BERNADETTE SCOT KROTZ KIEBORZ Never do today what you can avoid al- together ! I never knew what homework was until 1 got into highschool, and 1 still don't! 5 DANNY LEWANDOWSKI The two greatest words in the English language are ' 'I Can.1' CARL KUCERA When I work, 1 work hard, when I sit, 1 sit loose, when 1 think, 1 fall asleep. LISA LEWIS JERRY LUCAS Resisting temptation is easier when 1 was bom to Boogie, so here 1 am. you think you'll probably get another chance later on. 6 IKE MASON CAROL NORDEN The gal who thinks no man is good enough for her may be right but she is more often left! It is difficult to say what is impossi- ble , for the dream of yesterday is the hope of today and the reality of to- morrow. — Robert H. Goddard KAREN JOE SEKUTERA RIESSLAND Girls are like streetcars. If you miss one, another will come along. After all, it's only a weed that turns into a flower in your mind. 7 GREG SIEGEL BRIAN SLOCUM Whenever I feel like working, 1 lay down until the feeling goes away. It isn't what you do, it's what you get away with. BRENDA UNICK DIANE WARDYN It will do no good to get on the right track if you then go the wrong direc- tion. Smile, it'll make people wonder what you've been up to. 8 JOHN WILLOUGHBY Ask not what your school can do for you, but what you can do for your school. LINDA WOOLERY I've changed my mind, but it still doesn't work any better! I, Diane Wardyn, will to the sophomore class ' 'Peanut Butter''. May it someday be able to go over 65. I, Emma Howard, will to Jean Wardyn, my ability to chew gum and not get caught in Mrs. Bergmeier's class! I, Brent Howard, will my ability to play football to Randy Lucas he'll need it! I, Bemie Kieborz, will to the sophomore girls my ability to beat up on the lower classmen. It's great fun try it! I, Karen Riessland, will my bright eyes to Snide they might come in handy some night! I, Marty Albrecht, will all my women troubles to Mike Toby. He needs them! I also will what's left of Old Blue to Amy. I, Danny Lewandowski, will my driving ability to David Kwaitkowski. Keep it in the Polish family Dave, that's an ethnic ability. I, Joe Sekutera, will my ability not to get caught by Wilbur to Darrell Schall. At the rate he's going, he'll need it! I, Jerry Lucas, will my ability to do anything I want to the Lucas boys because they'll probably get blamed for it anyway! I, Gregory Siegel, don't will anything to anyone. I'm taking it all with me ! I, Carl Kucera, will my ability to run forward instead of sideways to Mike Toby. In football it helps. I, Lisa Lewis, will my tenor voice to Rick Hoover. Then maybe he won't be afraid to sing. I, Dottie Fread, will 2 inches of my height to Loma Rolfsmeyer. It's fun to be able to see into the top lockers. I, LaVon Fieldgrove, will my ability to stay quiet, what's left of it, to who ever needs it. I, Carol Norden, will my job in the lunchroom to anyone who likes good food as much as I do. I, Linda Woolery, will my ability to always get the top locker to Jill Sweley. All you need is a box to get up there! I, Brian Slocum, will all my empty KEY cans to Mr. Epley. Use them in good taste, Mr. Epley! ! I, Scot Krotz, will 2 years of empty English notebooks to Mrs. Brewer. I, Craig Fread, will my accident insurance policy to Mr. Streit. He may need it! I, Brenda Unick, will my ability to type faster than I drive to Rick Hoover. I, John Willoughby, will my ability to stay out of trouble and in school to Brad Tesmer. I, Ike Mason, will my black '61 Plymouth to Monte Woolery. We, the Seniors of 1978 will to the Freshman the ability to beat up on the Freshman when they are seniors. We will to the Sophomores the ability to rule the school for the next two years. We will to the Junior boys our athletic ability. They need all the help they can get. To the Junior girls we will the ability to take whatever they can get from the Sophomore girls. To the Litchfield High School, we will all of our left-over Senior pictures so they will always remember us as the great people we are. 9 Hello. I'm Marty Albrecht. In the last 10 years in my travels around the country looking for a suitable job, 1 happened to run into my Litchfield classmates. In California I heard about some crazy guy jumping 22 motorcycles with a Mack truck, so couldn't miss seeing it. To my surprise that turned out to be Danny Lewandowski. Was glad to see he came out of that jump alright as he only cleared 21 bikes. Just by chance the 22nd bike was Joe Seku- tera's. Joe had loaned it to Danny, expecting it to be the first bike in the row. Found out that Joe has started his own motorcycle club. He says the qualifications are very simple to join. All you need is a motorcycle and to be female! Well, guess I won't be joining his club, so will continue my job hunting. Better get to my interview at the drag races. They need a timer and I'm always on time. The first race of the day is ready to begin, surely that couldn't be Craig Fread driving in it. Last time I saw him he was practicing his speed shifting in the good old shop at L.H.S. Guess he's known as ' 'Crazy Craig'' on the race circuit. I know that's Craig, he still squeals his tires the same way! While talking to Craig found out he gets all his cars from ' 'Honest Ike's Cars''. Ike Mason runs a junk car lot. He said since he drove them all through high school he can hardly give them up now. Since I'm near Hollywood, so good-looking and talented think I'll try out for the star role in the big upcoming movie. Heard Bemie Kieborz is a big star, so maybe she'll put in a good word for me. Guess she's pretty famous working as Raquel Welch's stunt person. Was good talking with her, but she couldn't give me any pointers or leads to stardom. Better catch my flight to the east coast. Heard there are plenty of job openings. That can't be Karen Riessland on my same flight. I'll be darned, she's head stewardess on this 747. Karen says she likes this active life and espe- cially flying. Now that we've landed I'll have to look up John Willoughby. I found him in an Ivy League University busily involved in his research into the argumentive behavior of cuckoo birds. 1 really doubt if there's any job openings in this field. Just as 1 was leaving the university 1 saw Linda Woolery sitting on a park bench soaking up the sunshine. Stopped to say hello, but it was a one-sided conversation. She was busy practicing her alphabet, in sign language. The only thing I really understood was when she waved good-bye. It's about time to head back to Litch- field, but first I'd better get a haircut. I stopped at the first place I saw. It was Krotz's Kut and to my surprise it was no one but Scot Krotz. As he was styling my hair he said he'd be moving to Mexico, to start a prosperous greenhouse business where he'll be using his cutting talents on the plants. Finally got started back for Nebraska, stopped in Omaha to pick up an IBM typewriter for all my letters of appli- cation. Couldn't believe it was Carol Norden who gave me a demonstration. She is one of the world's fastest typ- ers. Heard she can type up to 3,000 mistakes per minute. Decided to head up to the Sandhills to see Greg Siegel. He's one of the biggest land owners with close to 200,000 acres. Greg was telling how busy he's been trying to find his 50 head of cattle on all that land. He mentioned he found only 3 head this morning. As I was leaving Greg's ranch I noticed a couple of horseback riders moving about 47 head of cattle. Thought I'd check this out and was astonished to see Dottie Fread and LaVon Fieldgrove on horseback. They said they've been rounding up these wild cows, selling them at market and buying brood mares for their horse ranch. Thought I'd just keep moving back toward Litchfield. I stopped in Broken Bow to have something cool to drink, and ran into no one other than the psychiatrist, Diane Wardyn. After analyzing herself she says she's doing a fine job and really enjoys her work and by the way was I in- terested in buying some pigs? I quickly changed the subject and asked whatever happened to Jerry Lucas. She told me that Jerry is now a politician. When he heard they had joint sessions in Congress he immediately ran for office. As 1 was leaving Broken Bow I happened to look toward the Cottonwood Lane nursing home. I really felt sorry for a woman about my age in a wheelchair. As I got closer I was shocked to see Emma Howard. She had borrowed a pa- tient's chair and was doing wheelies on the sidewalk. 1 kept driving toward Litchfield. Just outside of town I saw Brenda Unick. Thought I'd drop in for a cup of coffee but she didn't have much time to visit. As I was leaving 1 noticed her busily hanging out diapers on the clothesline. She did tell me that Brent How- ard was playing football with the Kansas City Royals. During the off-seasons Brent has a job of stacking the astro- turf. I saw Brian Slocum out raking up his tobacco harvest. He is connected with the Red Man Chewing Tobacco Com- pany. He says his biggest customer is our old principal, Mr. Swanson. Carl Kucera is the new superintendent at L.H.S. After a couple of days in the office he decided that was an easy way to make a living, so now he's working parttime on some hog farm near Broken Bow. When 1 finally reached home I decided to relax and watch the Johnny Carson show. I was really amazed when I saw Lisa Lewis with her trumpet in place of Ole' Doc. Actually she's pretty good, she's always been a little windy. Guess I'd better get busy and apply for some more high paying, low working jobs. Catch you at our 20th reunion. Marty Albrecht 12 UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Mary J. Adams Amy Albrecht Holly Anderson Michelle Carmen Greg Hoffman Eddy Kucera Lori Lewis Jeff Lucas PHOTO Not Available Joan Reynolds Loma Rolfsmeyer Annette Schall DaiTell Schall Kim Sennett Jill Sweley Mike Toby Jan Wardyn President-Joan Reynolds V- President- Melody Wilson Sec.-Tres.-Annette Schall Student Council-Lori Lewis and Jeff Lucas Prom Chairmen-Mary J. Adams, Eddy Kucera, JoAnn Willoughby, and Melody Wilson 14 SOPHOMORES Pam Albers Sandy Constable Rick Hoover Terry Kratzer David Kwiatkowski Kay Lewandowski Eddy Lovitt Randy Lucas Mike Reynolds Diane Sekutera Tammy Siebke Brenda Slocum Dori Slocum Brad Tesmer KimUnick Stacey Unick 15 “THAT FUN LOVING CLASS OF ’80” FRESHMEN Curt Fread Rodney Guthard Vesta Le Fever Mark Lewis EIGHTH GRADE Mack Atkinson Kathy Coleman Bruce Guthard Scott Lewis Bonnie Norden Bobby Slocum Jody Sweley Kim Sekutera CLASS OF if. SEVENTH GRADE Kim Albers Brenda Fieldgrove Jakki Knepper Brent Kratzer Ronda Rowley Mickey Schroll Teresa Siebke Bobbi Smith Kylie Toby Dana Unick Tom Unick Kelli Woolery President: Jakki Knepper Treasurer: Brent Kratzer Student Council: Kim Albers 17 18 5TH AND 6TH GRADES Front Row, Left to Right: Barry Sweley, Dee Sweley, Keith Schroll, Holly Lewis, Hope Anderson, Paula Evans. Back Row: David Reynolds, Alan Hunt, Becky Le Fever, Mrs. Rasmussen, Robin Rowley, Bonnie Schall, Carol Best. Not Shown: Janet Smith. 3RD AND 4TH GRADES Front Row, Left to Right: Carrie Evans, Jay Dunning, Tracy Slocum, Jackie Lucas, Kelli Sekutera, Sonia Kwiat- kowski,. Middle Row: Wendy Wilson, Curtis Heapy, David Unick, Linda Wilson, Sandy Lewis, Tina Le Fever. Back Row: Tamara Schroll, Greg Heapy, Kent Guthard, Mrs. Glidden, Susan Le Fever, Eddy Le Fever, Kevin Chloupek, Todd Wellman. 19 1ST AND 2ND GRADES Front Row, Left to Right: Stacey Schroll, Ricky Bourland, Sonia Hammond, Paul Evans, Tina Mason, Shannon Toby. Middle Row: Jason Swanson, Lori LeFever, Teresa Unick, Sonya Schultz, Wendy Wellman, Terry Arnold. Third Row: Leland Schroll, Nicki Beck, Pat Anderson, Miss Mousel, Gary Arnold, Sury Rasmussen, Tim Brown. 20 TED’S T.V. FURNITURE Floor Covering, Maytag Frigidaire Ted Ostrand — Owner Ansley, Nebr. — Phone: 935-216 COUNTRY CAFE Dick Roberta Spencer Ansley, Nebr. OPEN: 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. RON’S BARBER SHOP Ansley, Nebr. Phone: 935-1311 LEONARD EQUIPMENT INC. £3 Sales and Services Phone: 745-0312 ZOERB LIVESTOCK Livestock Handling, Equip. General Hardware Custom Work Phone: 732-3283 Mason City, NE. HARRY R. BOYLES Registered Angus Cattle HornelitChainsaw Mason City, 68866 732-3422 MASON STATE BANK Memher F.D.I.C. Phone: 732-3311 BUSINESSES THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS OF THE BROKEN BOW CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF 1978 Ace Hardware W. G. Arnold, DDS Arrow Motor Co. Arrow Seed Co, Inc. Avon Products, Inc. B - J Equipment, Inc. BO K Concrete Howard L. Ballenger, Insurance Bankers Life of Iowa - Floyd Raymond - Roger Bonsack Becton - Dickinson and Co. Bell's Bow Booterie Ben Franklin Store G Fabric Center Best Oil Co. Bill's Auto Service G Sales Bon's Boutique Bow Agency Bow Auto Hospital Bow Drive In Theatre The Broadway Market B. B. Floral G Greenhouse Co. B. B. Laundry' 6 Dry Cleaners B. B. Production Credit Assn. B. B. State Bank Cash 6 Carry Lumber Co. Central Nebr. Commission Co. Central Nebr. Drug Co. Central Nebr. Medical Clinic, P. C. Chapin's Davis Paint G Decorating Center Cinderella Shop City Cafe Cooksley, Ford, Inc. Co-op Marketing Assn. Corner Style Shoppe Credit Bureau of B. B., Inc. Custer County Implement, Inc. Custer Federal Savings G Loan Assn. Walt Daily Business Office Dairy Queen Dale's ”66 Service Dittmer Jewelry Doty Dept. Store Doty Packing Co. Fariss Men's Wear Farritor Auto Parts, Inc. Federal Land Bank -Assn. Franssen Welding Gambles Gateway Motors, Inc. Gibson Discount Center Glaze Furniture Grassland Hospital, P. C. The Harmony Hut Heritage Inn Holcomb Agency Holcomb Pharmacy Holmes Insurance Agency Tedd C. Huston - Attorney Jack G Jill Jones Herefords L G W Tire Service, Inc. Larry's Barber Shop LaVonne's Beauty Salon Leigh's Barber Shop Lewis Floral Chet Linder Agency Lyne Electric Bill Marcellus Co. Master Cleaners J. M. McDonald Co. Mead Lumber Co. Mid-America Dairymen, Inc. Mr. Automotive - Sidles Nebr. State Bank G Trust Co. Nebraskaland Tire, Inc. Palmer Monument Co. J. C. Penny Co. Pizza Hut Howard Province Plumbing R G M Daylight Donuts Rapid Freight Service Redman's Shoes Saddleman Western Wear Safeway Store, Inc. Sandhill Implement, Inc. S. E. Smith C Sons Lumber Co. Security State Bank Slim's Western Wear Dave Snyder - M. F. A. Ins. Staab's Appliance Thurman .Agency True Value Hardware Tumbleweed Cafe Varney Rexall Drug Lawrence R. Wallace - Optometrist Wenquist, Inc. William Penn Lodge Motel Wittig's l.G.A. Allan Woodward Agency 22 Dedicated to the Progress of Sherman County in Loud City F.D.I.C. Insured MID NEBRASKA PROCESSORS gm Home Cured Meats USDA Beef Quarters Owned and Operated By: Karl and Elaine Miller Ansley, Nebraska Phone: 935-3191 DENNIS’S BOUTIQUE Phone: 446 Perms, Cuts and Styles The Ravenna Bank PO BOX 40 RAVENNA.NEBR 68869 Telephone: 308 452 3225 23 EDDIE’S FLOOR COVERING Linoleum — Carpet — Formica Wallpaper Drapes Kirby Sweepers Eddie and Gary Fenton (OWNERS) 135 North 10th Avenue Broken Bow, Nebr. Phone: 872-2867 MID NEBRASKA PROCESSORS Home Cured Meats U.S.D.A. Beef Quarters Owned Operated by Karl and Elaine Miller Ansley, Nebr. Phone: 935-3191 MARSH OIL COMPANY AND CAFE Doyle and Rod Marsh Ansley, Nebr. CONGRA TULA TIONS SENIORS of 1978 LOUP CITY PRODUCE Your Full Service Farm Store LOUP CITY; NR Phone 745-1250 24 ADMINISTRA TION Board of Education - L. to R. - John Schroll, Vernon Unick, Merlyn Lewis, Dean Krataer, Donald Riessland, Duane Reynolds. Superintendent - Eldon Epley Principal - Ken Swanson 27 28 STAFF Custoidan - Merlyn Lewis Teacher's Aid - Elline Evans Cooks - Ruby McMahan, Florence Bennett, Viola Feldman Bus Drivers - Franklin, Lefever, Sharon Lefever, Bruce Slocum. Secretary - Melpha Thompson 29 KAUFMANN WERNERT Why go from Place to Place? One Stop Shopping 2200 Central Ave Kearney, Nebr. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Emil C. Tollefson Kearney, Nebr. ===== STANAL sound L.T.D. “For all your Stereo needs” —T—! 3817 Second Ave. Kearnev, Nehr KLONE’S SPORTING GOODS “Equipment that Scores” 2219 Central Avenue Downtown, Kearney Rex Hand - Owner Phone: 388-2431 CHANDLER WELL SERVICE Wells, Windmills, Pumps Ditch Digging of all types Livestock Fountains Pleasanton, Nebr Phone: 388-3171 or 237-7367 PLEASANTON STATE jm BANKmM . Pleasanton, NebrC M rG 388-2391 KUCERA KAFE Buffet 7 days a week Pleasanton, Nebr. Phone: 388-4381 31 LITTLE RHINO’S Ansley, Nebr. Phone: 935-4872 Bub Linda Rynearson CONGRA TULA TIONS LITCHFIELD SENIORS Janice Robertson Sherman County Assessor SKOCHDOPOLE AGENCY, INC. Insurance, Real Estate Loans Ravenna, Nebr. Phone: 452-3741 See Eugene Shipp or Don Rasmussen BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE, SENIORS Fred King Sherman County Attorney LOUP CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Helping Sherman County Grow RAZEY REPAIR “Overhauls Anything” Pleasanton, Nebr. Phone: 388-3811 Pete's Apco Service — B.B. Keamey Veterinary Clinic B. B. Floral G Green House Gregerson Jewelry — Keamey Central Nebr. Comm. Co. — B. B. Warrick's — Ravenna Stockman's Cafe — B. B. The Headmaster — Ravenna Love G Rhode — Ravenna Fern's Floral G Gift Ravenna Central Filling Station — Loup City Coast-to-Coast — Ravenna Midwest Audio Co. Keamey Arnold's Bar — Loup City ALCO Discount Store — Keamey Zig's Liquor — Loup City Ayers Clothing — Keamey Ben Franklin - Ravenna 32 FARMERS UNION CO-OP ASSN. Pleasanton, Nebr. 68856 Phone: 388-2471 Dry-Liquid — A.A. Fertilizers Phone: 388-3211 Tank Wagon Service at Pleasanton and Litchfield For Seiko — Bulova Watches Keep-Sake Cosmic Diamonds and fine Jewelry See LOUP CITY LANES Litchfield Welcome OPEN BOWLING Saturday 2:30 P.M. To 11:30 P.M. For Private Bowling phone: 745-1136 Or 745-0440 Loup City, Nebr. MURRY WELDING ELECTRIC HEIT-ARC AND PORTABLE WELDING MILL and LATH WORK 152 N 9th FURTAK’S JEWELRY Ravenna, Nebr. Phone: 745-0237 Loup City, Nebr. NEWLAND ELECTRIC ZENITH Sales Service Ravenna, Nebr. Phone: 452-4242 33 COLONY INN CENTRAL FEED AND GRAIN PURINA FEED Loup City, Nebr. Motel Lounge Steakhouse Grain, Fertilizer Farm Supplies Ansley Phone: 935-2041 Mason Phone: 732-3346 TRI-VALLEY EQUIPMENT INC. ERICSON FORD INC Allis Chalmers — White New Holland - Gehl 813 P. St Loup City, Nebr. T L Irrigation Loup City, Nebr Phone: 745-0321 “WE SELL SERVICE Congratulations Class of “78 AL’S STANDARD RAY MARSHALL ff a Cooper Feed, Garage Services liquid G Dry Fertilizer, Chemicals Vet Supplies Phone: 446-2209 Litchfield, Nebr. Studio of Photography Ray G Mary Marshall, Owners Ord, Nebraska RAVENNA CHEESE CO. INC. Ravenna, Nebr. 68869 The Place To Sell Your Milk Phone: 4S2-3275 34 VOLLEYBALL Front Row, left to right: Pam Albers, Melody Wilson, Bemie Kieborz, Mary Adams, Amy Albrecht, Lori Lewis, Brenda Slocum, Middle Row: Diane Sekutera, Dori Slocum, Stacey Unick, Jean Wardyn, Annette Schall, JoAnn Willoughby, Kim Unick, Jill Sweley, Back Row: Kim Sekutera, Vesta LeFever, Tammy Siebke, Joan Reynolds, Kay Lewandowski, Lisa Lewis, Karen Riessland, Diane Wardyn, Sandy Constable, Mr. Streit, LaVon Fieldgrove. After a 9 - 5 record in 1976 with most of the girls back for another year the Trojan girls volleyball team entered the season with high hopes of a real good season. But because of unforseen injuries and a tougher schedule, the Trojan girls could only muster a 7-8 record for 1977. The team was led in scoring and spiking by Karen Riessland with 81 points and 95 spikes, Melody Wilson led in setting with 70 and Mary Jane Adams had 13 blocks. With a group of 6 lettermen back and a lot of ex- perience , the girls are confident of bettering their 3rd place finish in the L.V.C. next year. Left to Right: Brenda Slocum, Jean Wardyn, Amy Al- brecht, Melody Wilson, Diane Wardyn, Lisa Lewis, Mr. Streit, Joan Reynolds, Karen Riessland, Bemie Kieborz, Mary Jane Adams, Lori Lewis, Pam Albers. 36 FOOTBALL Left to Right, Front Row: Kylie Toby, Ike Mason, John Willoughby, Dan Lewandowski, Carl Kucera, Greg Siegel, Marty Albrecht, Joe Sekutera, Brent Howard, Jerry Lucas, Dana Unick. Back Row: Mr. Stubbs, Mark Lewis, David Kwiatkowski, Randy Lucas, Eddy Kucera, Ed Lovitt, Brad Tesmer, Mike Toby, Terry Krateer, Jeff Lucas, Rodney Guthard, Mike Reynolds, Monte Woolery, Kim Albers. 38 SENIOR LETTERMEN 39 GIRL’S BASKETBALL Front Row, Left to Right: Dori Slocum, Jean Wardyn, Lori Lewis, Teri Peck, Kim Unick, Middle Row: Stacey Unick, Melody Wilson, LaVon Fieldgrove, Sandy Constable, Amy Albrecht, Tammy Siebke. Back Row: Coach Streit, Mary Jane Adams, Karen Riessland, Joan Reynolds, Kay Lewandowski, Vesta LeFever, Bemie Kieborz, Bobbi Smith. NOT SHOWN: Diane Wardyn, Kelli Woolery. The 1977-1978 Girls Basketball Season had many high nd low points. The high point had to be the most points scored in a game (72), and the low point was the defeat in the first round of the Loup Valley Con- ference. Overall, the season ended on a 5-8 record with many prospects and 9 returning lettermen ready for the 1978-1979 campaign. 40 I made it! Let me play, Joan. Oh my! Boogie Sweetie ! 41 Does my hicky show? BOYS’ BASKETBALL r r o r b b ih t'Ki 't 'Mi1 U- if ' I ( X i t i A ¥ A' A‘ $ ?r! Front Row, Left to Right: Jim Lucas, Jeff Lucas, Brent Howard, Terry Kratzer, Ed Kucera, Ed Lovitt, Randy Lucas. Back Row: Kim Albers, Monte Woolery, John Willoughb, Marty Albrecht, Carl Kucera, Mike Toby, Brad Tesmer, Rodney Guthard, Mr. Streit, Dana Unick. 42 SENIOR LETTERMEN Marty Albrecht Bemie Kieborz LaVon Fieldgrove Brent Howard Carl Kucera Jerry Lucas Karen Riessland John Willoughby Diane Wardyn BOYS BASKETBALL 44 JR. HIGH BASKETBALL Front Row, Left to Right: Ronda Rowley, Dana Unick, Brenda Field - grove, Jody Sweley, Teresa Siebke, Kim Sekutera. Back Row: Bobbi Smith, Kim Albers, Kathy Coleman, Coach Streit, Bonnie Norden, Jakki Knepper, Kylie Toby. Front Row, Left to Right: Brent Krateer, Bobby Slocum, Mick- ey Schroll, Back Row: Tom Unick, Coach Streit, Bruce Guth- ard. 45 GIRLS TRACK Left to right, front row: Diane Sekutera, Pam Albers, Jean War- dyn, Annette Schall, Tammy Siebke, Teri Peck, Kim Unick. Back row: Dori Slocum, La von Fieldgrove, Mary Adams, Diane Wardyn, Coach Ron Streit, Vesta LeFever, Karen Riessland, Ber- nie Kieborz, Becky Vocke, Sandy Constable. The girls track team had a very successful season. They placed first at the district meet held in Broken Bow. Six girls qualified for the State meet in North Platte. The girls placed third. Senior girls and coach. 46 BOYS TRACK - 1978 47 46 BROKEN BOW WHOLESALE D E MOBILE Broken Bow, Nebr. Fred and Pauline Spencer Phone: 872-5181 Ansley, Nebr. STEVE’S DOG SUDS SARGENT IRRIGATION COMPANY East Highway 2 and 92 Broken Bow, Nebr. Irrigation Engineering Test Holes and Irrigation Wells Pumps and Services Broken Bow Nebr. “The Family Restaurant” SHADA’S I.G.A. Full Line Grocery Store Grocery, Produce Meat LOUP FURNITURE “The Carpet Place” Ansley, Nebr. ViT-ti Phone: 935-2121 Loup City, Nebr. Phone: 745-1244 Ord, Nebr. Phone: 728-3154 SECURITY STATE BANK Ansley, Nebr. Phone: 935-3101 MEMBER JjL. F.D.I.C. SplP COLE PHOTOGRAPHY Specializing In: Weddings Family Portraits Special Occasions Class Reunions Loup City, Nebr. 745-1142 OR 745-1260 K ANDG WELDING P.0. Box Loup City, Nebr. 68853 Phone: (308) — 745-1001 FARNHAM REX ALL DRUGS Loup City, Nebr. 68853 Phone: 745-1614 Serving Loup City Since 1917 DOME’S SHOES “Your Family Shoe Store” Loup City, Nebr. 68853 JACK JILL 67 “0” Street Loup City, Nebr Phone: 745-1412 LOUP CITY AUTO PARTS CROW BAR Loup City, Nebr. The Best Place Phone: 745-1000 on Highway 2 JEh Mason City, Nebr. Phone: 732-9303 ADAM’S FEED LITCHFIELD SEED PROPANE TRUCKING Litchfield, Nebr. Phone: 732-3276 Mason City, Nebr. 68855 so ROY’S FARM SUPPLY PURINA CHOWS RAVENNA, NEBR 68869 452-3535 BEST WISHES SENIORS RAVENNA GRAIN CO. GRAIN, FEED, AND FERTILIZER RAVENNA, NEBR PHONE: 452-3281 SVANDA FARMER’S MARKET PHARMACY INC. QD RAVENNA NEBR. WE AIM TO PLEASE MASON CITY, NEBR } d PHONE: 732-3243 f PHONE: 452-4672 a c PxSHEP ZUVERB DAIRY INSURANCE MEADOW GOLD AGENCY DAIRY PRODUCTS RAVENNA NEBR. MASON CITY; NEBR. PHONE: 732-3468 PHONE: 452-3201 PLEASANTON FIELD GROVE MARKET TRUCKING 308-446-2217 LITCHFIELD, NEBR. PHILLIPS TEXACO EASTSIDE CAFE PLEASANTON NEBR. MERT AND JULIA 388-2291 388-3321 FIELDGROVE 7 TH 8 TH G I R L SBack Row: Bobbi Smith, Jakki Knepper, Bonnie Norden, Mr. Streit, Kim Albers, Cathy Coleman, and Brenda Fieldgrove. Front Row: Dana Unick, Kim Sekutara, Kylie Toby, Kelly Woolery, Teresa Siebke, and Rhonda Rowley. T R A C K 7 TH 8 TH B O Y S T R A C K Back Row: Scott Lewis, Mr. Streit, and Brent Kratzer. Front Row: Mickey Schroll, Bruce Guthard, Bobby Slocum, and Tom Unick. 52 ORGANIZATIONS F.B.L.A Front Row, Left to right: Dori Slocum, Brenda Slocum, Holly Anderson, Sandy Constable, Lisa Lewis, Jan Wardyn, Mr. Stubbs. Second Row: Joan Reynolds, Kim Unick, Diane Sekutera, Lori Lewis, Jo Ann Willoughby, Linda Woolery, Michelle Carman, Bemie Kiebor?, Third Row: Kay Lewandowski, Annette Schall, Stacey Unick, Tammy Siebke, Jean Wardyn, Pam Albers, Mary Jane Adams, Amy Albrecht. Fourth Row: Jeff Lucas, Eddy Ku- cera, Mike Toby, Emma Howard, Melody Wilson, Diane Wardyn, Carl Kucera, Randy Lucas. Last Row: Brent Howard, Brad Tesmer, Marty Albrecht, Karen Riessland, Jerry Lucas. SWING CHOIR Left to Right, Front Row: Brenda Slocum, Jo Ann Willoughby, Diane Sekutera, Denise Regosh, Linda Woolery, Annette Schall. Back Row: Darrell Schall, Melody Schall, Brad Tesmer, Jeff Lucas, Randy Lucas, Sandy Consta- ble, Mike Toby. NOT SHOWN: Jerry Lucas BAND Front Row, Left to Right: Brenda Unick, Annette Schall, Lisa Lewis, Marty Albrecht, Miss Regosh. Second Row: Kay Lewandowski, Jo Ann Willoughby, Bemie Kieborz, Sandy Constable, Michelle Carman, Joan Reynolds, Diane Sekutera. Third Row: Jeff Lucas, Jan Thompson, Melody Wilson, Ed Lovitt, Lisa Lewis, Brenda Slocum, Holly Anderson. CHORUS Left to Right, Back Row: Monte Woolery, Jerry Lucas, Marty Albrecht, Mike Toby, Carl Kucera, Brad Tesmer, Greg Siegel, Joe Sekutera, Terry Kratzer, Rodney Guthard, Mike Reynolds, Fourth Row: Curt Fread, Eddie Schall, Randy Lucas, Eddie Kucera, Jeff Lucas, Ed Lovitt, Brian Slocum, David Kwiatkowski, Mark Lewis, Rick Hoover. Third Row: Holly Anderson, Amy Albrecht, Sandy Constable, Vesta Le Fever, Lori Lewis, Kay Lewandowski, Joan Reynolds, Dottie Fread, Bemie Kieborz, Mary Adams, Melody Wilson, Tammy Siebke. Second Row: Jan Thomp- son, Lori Lewis, Michelle Carman, Jean Wardyn, Annette Schall, Stacey Unick, La Von Fieldgrove, Pan Albers, Jo Ann Willoughby, Front Row: Jill Sweley, Diane Sekutera, Brenda Slocum, Brenda Unick, Linda Woolery, Dori Slocum, Kim Unick, Ronda Rolfsmeyer, Loma Rolfsmeyer, Miss Regosh. 55 L-CLUB Front Row, Left to right: Mr. Streit, J. Reynolds, J. Thompson, L. Lewis, S. Constable, M. Carman, A. Schall, B. Unick, Mr. Stubbs. Second Row: K. Unick, H. Anderson, S. Unick, T. Siebke, J. Wardyn, P. Albers, M. Adams, A. Albrecht, J. Sweley, V. Le Fever. Third Row: E. Kucera, J. Lucas, M. Toby, M. Wilson, D. War- dyn, C. Kucera, R. Lucas, B. Slocum, D. Sekutera. Fourth Row: D. Lewandowski, B. Howard, J. Sekutera, B. Tesmer, M. Albrecht, B. Kieborz, L. Lewis, D. Slocum, K. Lewandowski, M. Reynolds. Fifth Row: I. Mason, G. Siegel, J. Lucas, K. Riessland, T. Kratzer, J. Willoughby, M. Lewis, M. Woolery, E. Kucera. PEP CLUB Front Row, Left to Right: Lisa Lewis, Bemie Kieborz, Melody Wilson, Holly Anderson, Lori Lewis, Jan Thompson, Diane Wardyn. Second Row: Sandy Constable, Mary Adams, Amy Albrecht, Dori Slocum, Tammy Siebke, An- nette Schall, Kim Unick. Third Row: Teri Peck, Pam Albers, Jill Sweley, Diane Sekutera, Michelle Carman, Vesta Le Fever. Fourth Row: Brenda Slocum, Becky Vocke, Joan Reynolds, Kay Lewandowski, Jo Ann Willoughby, Jean Wardyn. 56 CHEERLEADERS 57 When I grow up maybe I'll be a_ ... cheer- ... basketball leader, star, .... painter, lady, .... bookworm, .... student .... gossipers, ,.. coach .... entertainers, .... thinker, 0 i ... on second 1 thought I think I'll stay the way I am i ... tailor, .... Korean .... executive .... teacher! 58 Front Row, Left to Right: Lori Lewis, Linda Woolery, Dottie Fread, Brenda Unick, John Willoughby, Jan Thompson, Back Row: Joan Reynolds, JoAnn Willoughby, Annette Schall, Mrs. Beck, Mary Adams, Amy Albrecht, Jill Sweley, Melody Wilson. N A T I O N A L H O N O R S 0 c 1 E T Y s c T O U U D N E C N I T L 59 Diane Sekutera, Lori Lewis, Brenda Unick, Jean Wardyn, Kim Albers, Teri Peck, Mr. Streit, Mark Lewis, Jeff Lucas, Brad Tesmer, Carl Kucera. FUTURE HOME MAKERS OF AMERICA Back Row, Left to Right: Amy Albrecht, Tammy Siebke, Becky Vocke, Kay Lewan- dowski, Joan Reynolds, Holly Anderson, Melody Wilson, Bonnie Norden. Middle Row: Rhonda Rolfsmeyer, Dori Slocum, Teri Peck, Stacey Unick, Pam Albers, Jan Thompson, Kim Unick, Mrs. Epp. Front Row: Sandy Constable, Songreation Leader: Bemie Kieborz, Merit Chairperson; Mary Adams, Treasurer; Lisa Lewis, Vice-Presi- dent; Annette Schall, President; Linda Woolery, Secretary; Diane Wardyn, Jean War- dyn, Historians. Back Row, Left to Right: Greg Hoffman, Terry Kratzer, Rick Hoover, Tammy Siebke. Middle Row: Jeff Lucas, Mike Toby, Mark Lucas, Eddie Schall. Front Row: Brian Slocum, President; Dan Lewandowski, Vice-President, Brad Tesmer, Secretary- Treasurer; Mr. Friskopp, Advisor; Mike Reynolds 61 Top right to bottom left: Dottie Fread; Kay Lewandowski; Lori Lewis, Secretary- treasurer; JoAnn Willoughby, Asst. Editor Lisa Lewis, Asst. Editor; Jill Sweley; Linda Woolery, Editor; Annette Schall; Diane Sekutera; Mrs. Bergmeier. 62 63 MASH L. to R. - Front Row - JoAnn Willoughby, Kim Sennett, Mary Jane Adams, Amy Albrecht, Pam Albers; Second Row - Jill Swe- ley, Brenda Slocum, Aiinette Schall, Joan Reynolds, Lori Lew- is, Melody Wilson, Michelle Car- man; Back Row - Diane Seku- tera, Rick Hoover, Jeff Lucas, Brad Tesmer, Eddie Kucera, Mike Reynolds, Dave Kwiatkowski, Fred Lovitt, Monte Woolery. Stage Hands - Stacey Unick, Sandy Constable, Jean Wardyn, Dori Slocum M ART SHOP SHOW 65 HOME EC MUSIC SHOW 66 HOMECOMING Queen Lisa Lewis and King Carl Kucera, Attendants Sonya Schultz and Jason Swanson PROM 1978 “STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN” THE ROYAL COUPLE QUEEN: DIANE WARDYN KING: MARTY ALBRECHT RUNNERS UP KAREN REISSLAND JERRY LUCAS 68 69 70 71 LITCHFIELD PACK Meat Processing, Coring, Bologna Phone: 446-2294 Lyle and Maxine Diefenbaugh MAX’S I.G.A. Meats Produce Groceries Variety Phone: 446-2225 LITCHFIELD Mid-State Co-op, Mason City Broken Bow Printery, Broken Bow 72 73 AWARDS BANQUET EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATION Left to right, front row: Kathy Coleman, Bonnie Norden, Jody Sweley, Kim Sekutera. Back row: Bruce Guthard, Scot Lewis, Tom Unick, Bob Slocum. GRADUATION 1978 They didn't teach me how to do this! Help! WALK BESIDE ME 77 78 Good forni! Nice ! Interesting What'd ya get Working hard New record holders What a night! ! Look at those shades! Real Neat! LOOKING FOR A CLUE TO THE PAST 81 A STROLL DOWN MEMORY LANE 83 CHIT CHAT NOISE FROM GOOD FRIENDS GOSSIP ANGELIC TIMES