Lourdes Central High School - Lourdette Yearbook (Nebraska City, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1975 volume:

As 1975 marks the end of our high school years, we, the Seniors of the Class of 1975, will bp able to exper- ience separate new dawns in contrast to those we have experienced here at Lourdes in a common class unity. Separate new hopes and dreams will have to be fulfilled as we branch out into new careers and life- styles. The high school experience has been rewarding. We look fondly on the dawns of the four past years, and anticipate with an eager readiness each new dawn that will create each new day of the rest of our lives. Contents School Board ...................................j Faculty ........................................4 Seniors ........................................g Underclassmen ................................. 6 A Look At The Life Of Lourdes .................24 Retreat .......................................29 Activities ....................................22 Athletics .....................................57 Graduation ................................... 74 STAFF Co-Editors Julia Hickman Cheryl Nocita Layout Julie Harris Dan Kaiser Sheryl Rettig Norbert Wenzl Cooperative Workers Susan Derks Karen Giittinger Julie Heng David Miller Marcy Navrkal Julie Pfeiffer Joni Riege Bobbi RoU Photographers Dan Kaiser Jay Wilmes Tom Heng Gary Sasse Don Wirth School Board Association — 1975 Fr. Robert Wuest, Fr. Anthony Ley, Edwin Sasse, Leonard Kaiser, Leonard Pfeiffer, Larry Volhmer, John Wilmes, Ivol Stever, Mrs. Robert Schreiter, Fr. John McCabe. 3 FATHER JOHN J. McCABE, Superinten- dent SISTER CAROLYN MARIE, Literature, English DIANE KUCERA, Business, Home Ec- onomics SISTER JOSEPH THERESE, Principal FATHER TOM OZANNE - Theology FATHER MEL REMPE - Theology COACH LINDA NELSON - Sports, Girls COACH BILL NELSON - Sports, History, Athletic Director 6 7 DIANNA HARRIS - Spanish, English SUE EICKHOFF - Art Class Officers: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Don Wirth, Seer.; Norbert Wenzl, Tres.; Steve Heng, Vice President; Dan Kaiser, President. Donald G. Wirth: Valedictorian, Speech 2, 3,4; Math Club 2, 3, Pres. 4; Spanish 3; Nat Hon Soc 3,4; Journalism 1; Boy's State 3; BB 1,2, 3,4; Class President 1; Class Sec. 4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Musical 1,3; Betty Crocker Award 4; Regents Scholarship 4. DONALD G. WIRTH Cheryl Ann Nocita: Salutatorian, Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Speech 2,3,4; Journalism 1; Math Club 2,3, Sec. 4; Nat Hon Soc 3,4, Pres.; Spanish Club, Tres. 3; Musical 1; Swing Choir 3; VB 1,2; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Class Rep.; Woodmen History Recipient 3; Creighton Math Field Day 3,4; Regents Alternate 4; Choir Organ- ist 1, 2. 9 CHERYL ANN NOCITA Julia Marie Hickman: Pep Club 1, 2; Math Club 2,3,4; Musical 1, 3; Speech 2, 3. Thomas L. Bryant, Jr.: FB 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; BB 1; Letter- man's Club 2, 3,4. JULIA MARIE HICKMAN THOMAS L. BRYANT, JR. Janey Lynn Wright: Pep Club 1, 2,3; VB 1; Musical 1,3; Bell Ringer 4. Julie Ann Harris: Pep Band 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; Math Club 2,3, 4; Pep Club 1,2, Sec. 3, Rep. 4; Bus. contest, 2nd Shorthand; Band 1,2,3,4. JANEY LYNN WRIGHT JULIE ANN HARRIS Randy J. Kreifels: Letterman's Club 2,3, Sec.-Tres. 4; FB 1,2, 3,4; All-Conf. FB; Track 1,2,3, 4; Musical 3. Marcelinda Kay Navrkal: Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Cheerleader 2,4; Outstanding Girl Athlete 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Musical 1,3; VB 1,2,3, 4; Track 2, 3,4. RANDY J. KREIFELS MARCELINDA KAY NAVRKAL Joni Marie Riege: Pep Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Musical 1,3; Span- ish Club 3,4, Vice-Pres. 3. Elaine Annette Schnitzer: Pep Club 1,2; Musical 1,3; Swing Choir 3; Student Council 3; Spanish Club 3, Pres. 4; Speech 3. JONI MARIE RIEGE Mary Louise Francois: Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 4; Math Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4, Vice- Pres. 4; Musical 1,3; Band 1,2,3, 4; Majorette 2,3; VB 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Class Pres. 2; Speech 4. Dennis J. Krog: Track 1, 2,3,4; BB 1,2, 3,4; FB 1,2, 3,4; Musical 1,3; Letterman's Club 2,3, Pres. 4; Swing Choir 3; Athlete of the Year. MARY LOUISE FRANCOIS Michael L. Kinnison: FB 2,3,4; BB 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Speech 2; Musical 1,3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Jour- nalism 1; Bus. Contest 4; Swing Choir 3; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; All Conf. SEB, Galaxy Conf., All Area 1st String Off. Tackle. Mary Christine Sarraillon: Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Musical 1,3; Holi- day Queen. MICHAEL L. KINNISON ELAINE ANNETTE SCHNITZER DENNIS J. KROG MARY CHRISTINE SARRAILLON 11 David P. Miller: FB 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,4; Iterm BB 1,2,3; Let- terman's Club 2,3,4; Musical 3; Spanish Club 3. Julie Ann Heng: Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4; Musical 1,3; VB 1,2. Mary Lynn Durr: Pep Club 1, 2; Swing Choir 3. Clinton L. Kriefels: BB 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2; Track 2,3; FB 3,4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Musical 3; FFA 3; Swing Choir 3. MARY LYNN DURR JULIE ANN HENG CLINTON L. KREIFELS Lenore Margaret Clark: Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Math Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Musical 1,3. Vicki Lynn Heng: Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Musical 1,3; VB 1; Track 2; Math Club 3, 4; Swing Choir 3. LENORE MARGARET CLARK VICKI LYNN HENG Margaret Irene Lutz: VB 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3; Mu- sical 1,2. Karen Louise Giittinger: Pep Club 1,2,3; Math Club 2,3,4; VB 1,2, 3, all conf. honorable mention, 4 all conf. Track 2,3,4; Drum Major 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Speech 3,4; Musical 1,3; Swing Choir 3,4. Julie Marie Pfeiffer: Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Math Club 3,4; Musical 1,3. Kurt Michael Schreiter: Track 1, 2,3,4; FFA 1; Musical 3; Spanish 3; Letterman's Club 3,4; Swing Choir 3; Country Gov. 3; FB 4; Homecoming King. JULIE MARIE PFEIFFER KURT MICHAEL SCHREITER Rhobie Denica Roll: Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Musical 1,3; VB 1,2. Jean Kent Knoll: Track 1,2,4; Intra BB 1,4; Spanish Club 3; Let- terman's Club 3,4; Football 3,4. 13 RHOBIE DENICA ROLL JEAN KENT KNOLL Kathleen Ann Cullin: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Musical 1,3; Student Council 2; Camera Club 2; VB 1; Speech 3; Journalism 1. KATHLEEN ANNE CULLIN Stephen Daniel Heng: Track 1,2, 3,4; BB 1,2, 3,4; High School All- American; FB 1,2, 3,4; All Conf. Galaxy and SEB; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Speech 2,3,4; Math Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Class Vice-Pres. 4. STEPHEN DANIEL HENG Donna J. Sarraillon: Pep Club 1,2, Tres. 3, Pres. 4; Math Club 2, Sec. 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Musical 1,3; Nat Hon Soc Vice-Pres. 3,4; Student Council 1, Vice-Pres. 4; Class Vice-Pres. 2; Class Tres. 3; Swing Choir 3; VB 1,2, 3; Track 2; Speech 3,4; Girl's State 3; Creighton Math Field Day 3; Bus. Contest 4. Robin R. Gruber: FB 1,2, 3,4; BB 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Let- terman's Club 2,3,4; Speech 2, 3; Spanish Club 3. DONNA J. SARRAILLON 14 ROBIN R. GRUBER Sheryl Ann Rettig: Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Math Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Nat Hon Soc 3,4, Tres.; Musical 1,3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,4; Majorette 2,3; VB 1,2; Speech 3,4. Susan Kim Derks: Math Club 2,3, 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4 Vice pres; Journalism 1; Speech 4; Musical 1,3; VB 1,2,3; Track 2,3,4; Nat Hon Soc 3 Sec; Band 1,2; Anytown 3; Class Seer. 3. SHERYL ANN RETTIG SUSAN KIM DERKS Norbert M. Wenzl: BB 1; FB 3,4; Speech 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Nat Hon Soc 3,4; Math Club 2, Tres. 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Swing Choir 3; Class Vice-pres. 1; Student Council 3; Class Tres. 4; Musical 1,3; Pep Band 2,3,4; Anytown 3; Creighton Math Field Day 2,3,4. NORBERT M. WENZL Daniel J. Kaiser: FB 1,2, 3,4; BB 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Musical 1,3; Class Tres. 1; Class Pres. 3,4; Math Club 2, Sec 3, Pres. 4; Spanish Club 3,4; L-Club 2,3,4; Speech 2,3,4; Nat Hon Soc 3,4; Swing Choir 3; Marching Band 2; Creighton Math Field Day 3,4. 15 DANIEL J. KAISER Juniors Jean Madsen County Government Day 17 Class Officers: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Dianna Eiserman, Chris Volkmer, Sue Kreifels, Steve Stukenholtz. Kelly Hartley 4 1 Greg Kreifels Ronda Henne Pat Edwards Sue Kreifels Barbara Boemer 18 Sophomores JoAnn Kreifels Class Officers: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Ray Grantski, Bill Harris, Janet Harney, Dick Wichman. Mike Kreifels 19 Sandra Griepenstroh Marie Bataillon Marvin Henne Vicki Hickman Ray Grantski 20 Vicki Kreifels Mary Kreifels Kim Harding Susan Roddy David Frana David Wright Freshmen Class Officers: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Michelle Francois, Jim Tanking, Bill Hauder, Tim Causgrove. Ann Marie Harney Phil Kreifels Kent Koerber Jim Tanking Steve Gress 21 Maureen Mullen Jay Wilmes Jimmy Moyer One must decide where to begin before he can start, and where to end before he can stop. The Freshman decided to begin where they started and to end, well, thats anothei story! Anyway, here we have the Freshman who are all those young people who have made a major decision in the beginning of their High School Education.... John Kempkes Tom Eiserman Joe Durr ... They've chosen Lourdes. Not only is it an honor for them to be here, but they make Lourdes more of what it is. A school with high characteristics, its own style, its own way of life. From the Senior Class of '75 to the Freshman Class of '78, we wish you the best of luck during your High School days. A LOOK AT THE Mark is secretly devising up a formula which will blow up the school! Marcy and Kathie enjoy cooking in home ec, but the best part comes when they get to eat the re- sults! Norbert watch out! He might catch you! Scott shows some amazing carpentry technique in shop. 25 Don't cry Kent. The other boys seem to think that the food is o.k.. Ah, the distinguished artist - so stunning, so magnificent, so noble! Mass plays an important role in the lives of the students and faculty of Lourdes. It is celebrated often and whole-heartedly during the school year. Ah, the disestablishmentariest - so outrageous, so horrifying, so wierd! Father Brombach celebrates the Eucharist. Stir it up gang! 27 As Jane shows us, our health is an important factor to being good students. Could it be that Don has discovered a new chemistry principle ? Shake yourselves awake gang! When Irish eyes are smilin'. . . 28 r To best describe Retreat here are sev- eral thoughts from the seniors' Retreat Journal : Life is a complicated object we must continually question, and play around with. There is a triangle between my- self, my community, and God; the more I understand one, the more I understand the other two. One great thing I feel in our retreat is acceptance. We are not a conforming class. No one is going to change their life for anybody. But I feel an acceptance and tolerance for each other. I like that. Celebrating the Eucharist was an especially nice way to climax the hap- penings of each Retreat day. Class unity was sometimes overwhelming at Retreat! Another one of those rap and relax sessions where we grew to know ourselves and each other a little better. 30 Norbert contemplates on whether to join in a senior toast. Most of us were changed for the better at Retreat. Vicki just never learns though. Our Retreat is over, but will never be forgotten. The only thing I regret is that we had so little time together. We shar- ed a good part of ourselves with each other, and we reached out to one an- other. What we gained there is some- thing that we can never lose, and com- pletely priceless. Who could have asked for more ? Now that Retreat is over I have found that I love our class, and I have learned so much about people that I never though existed in them. . . . THANK YOU GOD! 31 David plays keep away with the football. Freshmen Initiation The Seniors explain the basic concepts of Freshmen Initiation Blind Man's Bluff.. .on the floor? These Freshmen boys, here, seem to be very affectionate 33 The Freshman get something worse than hot lunch! ! A pie in the Mark ate it ALL up! face! The Freshman enjoyed Initiation almost as much as the Seniors. It started out with the traditional singing of the school song, then a few embarrass- ing games and ended with the spat line which everyone enjoyed. . .Well, almost everyone! 34 Homecoming 1974 King Kurt Schrieter Royalty-Dennis Krog Queen Vicki Heng Marcy Navrkal Homecoming-1974 One of those spe- cial events of the school year. With Imagine as the theme, blazing bonfire, lush decor- ations, fine dress, music, and dance highlighted the fes- tivities. Homecoming Royalty 1974 35 Bonfire Royalty-ponna Sarraillon Royalty-Clint Kriefels Don Wirth Mary Francois A football game with Stella S.E. also was plan- ned on the agenda but un- fortunately was rained out. The next week, though, the Knights rose to the opportunity and tied the tough Mustang team, 14-14. King Kurt Schrieter; Queen Vicki Heng It was a turning point in the season as the Knights continued to play the kind of ball they were capable of, winning all of their remaining games. 36 Steve Heng, Susan Derks Holiday Dance 1974 The students elected a King and Queen of the Holidays this year. Randy Kreifels and Chris Sarraillon were proud to take on the duties of King and Queen and start Lourdes on a new tra- dition. The Christmas canope was the scene of the crowning of the first Holiday King and Queen. Holiday Queen: Chris Sarraillon Holiday King: Randy Kreifels 37 Holiday Attendants: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Susan Derks, Clint Kreifels, Kathie Cullin, Steve Heng, Queen Chris Sarraillon, King Randy Kreifels, Donna Sarraillon, Don Wirth, Marcy Navrkal, Dennis Krog. Prom — 1975 Jean and Bobbie MOVE with the music. Junior class president, Dianna Eiserman and Senior Class Vice-president, Steve Heng enjoy dance and music with their dates. Not only student couples enjoyed the junior sponsored event. Here Coaches Nelson and Rawlines relax from the dance floor with their wives. 3B Kelly's enjoying herself, but Leonard? Wake up Leo- nard! The theme Reflections , did indeed reflect beauty and excitement for all the couples who attended the 1975 prom. The juniors provided an event to remember,-for everyone. Ana and Buddy take a moment to show that they're having a good time. ■■■■■■■■■ IK Greg shares a joke with Marcy and Consuelo. Janey and Bill just can't seem to take their eyes off each other. 39 CAMERA CLUB OFFICERS: Gary Sasse, Treasurer Tom Heng, Secretary Jay Wilmes, Vice-President Dan Kaiser, President Clubs 40 NHS OFFICERS: Donna Sarraillon, Vice-President, Sheryl Rettig, Treasurer, Susan Derks, Secretary, Cheryl Nocita, President. LETTER MAN'S CLUB OFFICERS Clint Kreifels, Vice-President, Randy Kreifels, Sec-Treasurer Dennis Krog, President SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Elaine Schnitzer, President Barb Boemer, Sec-Treasurer Mary Francois, Vice-President Jim Roddy, Public Relations MATH CLUB OFFICERS Tom Causgrove, Rec. Secretary Norbert Wenzl, Treasurer Don Wirth, President Dan Kaiser, Vice-President Cheryl Nocita, Corresponding Sec. 41 BACK ROW: Dennis Krog, Sandra Griepenstroh, Kim Harding, Tom Eiserman. FRONT ROW: Dan Kaiser-President Donna Sarraillon, Kelly Hartley, Tom Causgrove. Not pictured: Tom Heng. STUDENT COUNCIL Future Farmers getting some building experience. Jim are you looking off Buddy's paper? 42 Chris gets a run-down on what it's like to be county judge on County Gov. Day. 1L Ana Carrizo was our exchange student from Panama this year. Consuelo Lopez was our other exchange student from Equa- dor. 4} 44 Sophomores . . . 45 47 48 49 The 1974-1975 Speech Team displaying trophies of the past and present years. The 1974-1975 Speech Team proved, as did past speech teams, an ability to put forth a successful year, The team won both the Galaxy and Southeast Border speech meets, and placed high at the District speech meet. The highlights of the year came when the Duet Acting event placed third, and the One- Act Play placed in the top six in state competition. Kelly shows a sign of relief after receiv- ing superior in oral interpretation of poetry. Kelly Hartley, Mary Kempkes, and Reader's Theatre participants also performed at the State speech meet. Reader's Theatre participants perform their selected excerpt from Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee . It centered around a young boy character, played by Don Wirth, was caught between the real and imagin- ary world. Don won superior actor in three speech meets for his performance in the role. Senior Skip Day Boy's Town was one of the many places we went on Skip Day. Skip Day was one of the many projects we did together as a class. We were escorted by Coach Nelson and his wife and traveled to many parts of Omaha. Here are just a few pictures showing the various things we did. Perfect Form! Perfect Style! Typical Situation, but for Senior Boy's ?! ? 52 53 Varsity Cheerleaders: Vicki Heng, Diane Tanking, Mary Lynn Kreifels, Mary Francois, Marcy Navrkal. Go Get 'em Marcy! Reserve Cheerleaders: Vicki Kreifels, Marleen Kreifels, Mary Kreifels, Joan Kreifels. 54 PEP CLUB OFFICERS: FRONT ROW - Dianna Harris, Sponsor; Donna Sarraillon, President; Susan Derks, Vice-Pres- ident; Dianna Eiserman, Treas.; Terri Wurtele, Sec.; Sr. Reps.: Cheryl Nocita, Julie Harris. BACK ROW - Jr. Reps.: Jean Madsen, Karen Johnson; Soph. Reps.: Jean Derks, Kerri Wurtele; Fresh. Reps.: Ann Harney, Michelle Francois. Vicki portrays a pretty Southern Belle during one of our many pep rallies. Pep Club spirit never failed when it came to cheering on the Knights. 55 Band SPRING CONCERT 1975: A hot night to perform, but still a success. Football TOP: Dave Frana, Joe Wenzl, Joe Durr, Jim Moyer, Tom Eiserman, Chris Kreifels, Chris Heng, Craig Hartley, Steve Fenton, Doug Wichman. SECOND ROW: Jim Tanking, Dave Schreiter, Jerry Giittinger, Ray Grantski, Gary Sasse, Tom Heng, Curt Wurtele, Bryan Kreifels, Dave Ullsperger, Coach Rawl- ings. THIRD ROW: Coach Nelson, Dick Wichman, Paul Bataillon, Greg Kreifels, Jim Roddy, Jim Schreiter, Mark Beccard, Chris Volkmer, Steve Stukenholtz, Bill Harris. BOTTOM ROW: Kurt Schrei- ter, Kent Knoll, Dan Kaiser, Mike Kinnison, Steve Heng, Randy Kreifels, Mike Bryant, Dave Miller, Robin Gruber, Norbert Wenzl, Clint Kreifels. SB The offense of Lourdes was entirely new this year. Starting with pre-game time to on-the-field, The triple option veer was used with great results, and the pow- er dives and passes sprang us loose in many tight plays. Through these plays we were able to beat F.C.S.H. for the first time in 5 years. 59 Then the linebackers took over and plugged and sealed any holes that appeared. When the opposing teams found out they couldn't run on us, they passed and our secondary took over. The KNIGHTS' defense stopped their opponents cold from the first of the year. The front four contained and bore the weight of the front line. The year is over with a season of 5-2-2, and the ALL-CON- FERENCE players were named. But, what of next year?? The people who stood on the sideline will make up the teams for '75, '76 and '77. With the '74 season a winning one, we know our '75 season will be off to a good start with the strength of the Juniors and Sophomores. STATS NCL 25 Weeping W. 0 NCL 6 Palmyra 20 NCL 0 J. Brock 0 NCL 8 Humboldt 32 NCL 14 Stella 14 NCL 36 Sterling 0 NCL 42 N. Valley 6 NCL 38 F.C.S.H. 0 NCL 14 Pawnee C. 0 61 Volleyball Varsity Volleyball Team: BACK ROW: J. Kreifels, M. Francois, M. Navrkal MIDDLE ROW: L. Clark (stud. man. ) B. Boemer, M. Cooper, K. Giittinger, L. Nelson (Coach), FRONT ROW: M. Kempkes, J. Harney, D. Eiserman, K. Hartley, D. Tanking, J. Derks. VOLLEYBA LL- VA RSITY Johnson Brock 15-17 5-15 Lost Pius X 8-15 9-15 15-12 Lost Stella S.E. 6-15 7-15 Lost Tecumseh 7-15 15- 5 9-15 Lost Nehawka 10-15 2-15 Lost Nebr. City 4-15 6-15 Lost Nemaha Valley 10- 15 4-15 Lost Weeping Water 5- 15 4-15 Lost Auburn 7-15 2-15 Lost Galaxy Conf. Louisville 2-15 7-15 Lost S.E. Border Conf. Sterling 6-15 13-15 Lost Johnson-Brock 6-15 9-15 Lost VOLLEYBA LL- RESERVES Johnson-Brock 13-15 2-15 Lost Puix X 15- 7 15-12 Won Stella S.E. 13-15 8-15 Lost Tecumseh. 5-15 8-15 Lost Nehawka 2-15 11-15 Lost Nebr. City 6-15 3-15 Lost Nemaha Valley 8-15 15- 8 15-1 Lost Weeping Water 3-15 15-13 3-15 Lost Auburn 13-15 15-12 15-4 Lost Reserve Volleyball Team: BACK ROW: M. Mullen, V. Krei- fels, M. Francois, THIRD ROW: L. Clark (stud, man.), L. Clark, A. Harney, P. Miller, L. Nelson (Coach) SECOlfe ROW: L. Bryant, K. Harding, M. Beccard, S. Griepenstroh, D. Davis, FRONT ROW: J. Kreifels, M. Bataillon. 62 Mrs. Nelson gives words of wisdom to the team during a break. Karen Giittinger, voted to the All-Conference S.E.B. V.B. team, displays her volleying ability. 63 Basketball TOP: Coach Rawlings: Dick Wichman, Bemie Hauder, Chris Volkmer, Steve Heng, Leonard Volkmer, BOTTOM: Bill Hauder, Dave Schreiter, Dennis Krog, Greg Kreifels, Robin Gruber, Don Wirth. NCL 41 Louisville 56 NCL 65 F.C.S.H. 64 NCL 48 Palmyra 51 NCL 56 Nehawka 45 NCL 73 Johnson-B 49 NCL 43 Humboldt 42 NCL 41 Sterling 71 NCL 86 Weeping W. 50 NCL 52 Humboldt 51 NCL 63 Southeast 84 NCL 72 Elmwood 66 NCL 56 Johnson-B 49 NCL 48 Louisville 75 NCL 64 Pawnee City 74 NCL 67 Wymore S. 69 NCL 59 Sterling 57 NCL 80 Johnson-B. 56 NCL 59 Humboldt 63 64 Fine playing such as this on the part of everybody sparked the Knights varsity on to the best season in seven years with a 10-8 record at the Southeast Border Championship! 65 Clint tips the ball to start another game. Bill sparked the reserves to an excellent season. The reserves also exhibited fine play and had an ex- cellent record of 14-2. They won first place in the Johnson-Brock freshman-sophomore tournament and second in the Southeast Border tournament. With these fine prospects the Knights can hope to achieve great success in the years to come. Up, up and away . 67 Track — 1975 Chris bursts for the finish line after a high speed race. GAL. BOYS' TRACK RESULTS: Total Points - 16, 7th pi. High Jump - 4th pi.; 5'9 High Jump - 6th pi.; 5'6 220 Yd. Dash - 6th pi.; 24.3 880 Relay - 4th pi.; 3:45.2 Pole Vault - 5th pi.; 9'0M 440 Yd. Run - 5th pi.; 54.2 Triple Jump - 6th pi.; 36'6 Long Jump - 6th pi.; 17'41 2 SEB BOYS' TRACK RESULTS: Total Points - 92, 3rd pi. Long Jump - 2nd place 440 Dash - 1st place; 53. 2 Discus - 5th place Triple Jump - 2nd place Triple Jump - 3rd place 120 L.H. - 4th place Pole Vault - 4th place Shot Put - 5th place 100 Yd. Dash - 2nd place 220 Yd. Dash - 2nd place 2 Mile Relay - 3rd place High Jump - 3rd place High Jump - 5th place 880 Relay - 3rd place Mile Relay - 4th place BOYS DISTRICT TRACK RESULTS: Total Pts. - 32, 10th pi. Mile Relay - 3rd pi. 220 Yd. Dash - 4th pi. GIRLS' GAIAXY TRACK RESULTS: Total Points - 16, 8th place Mile Relay - 5th place; 4:38.6 Low Hurdles - 5th place; 12.1 880 Dash - 3rd place; 2:40.6 GIRLS' SEB TRACK RESULTS: Total Points - 88, 2nd place Mile Relay - 1st place; 4:40.6 Shot Put - 5th place 440 Dash - 2nd place Long Jump - 4th and 5th place 80 Yd. L.H. - 1st (11.8) and 4th 880 Yd. Run - 1st (2:43.7) and 3rd High Jump - 1st place; 4'4 100 Yd. Dash - 5th place Discus - 3rd place 440 Relay - 3rd place 880 Relay - 2nd place New Records - Mile Relay, 80 Yd. L.H. GIRLS' DISTRICT TRACK RESULTS: 880 Yd. Run - 4th place; 2:42.8 80 Yd. L.H. - 1st place; 11.9 68 Karen, with grace and ease, dives over the high jump marker. Mary Kay, who qualified as a girls' state track meet participant in the 80 yd. low hurdles, charges ahead of an opponent in this particular race. Roddy's on the run again. What did he do this time?? SUPER NURD! Buddy in perfect hurdling form. Demus finds that doing the long jump is a great way to bury yourself. Up in the air, and over the pole vault bar, makes Mark Riege a great Knight track star! 70 71 Ann and Laurie burst off to a steady, fast pace, running first and second. A wards Banquet Sev Sorensen receives a plaque in honor of his outstanding community service. Susan Derks receives the K of C Educational Grant, and Don Wirth is awarded as Outstanding Student. Students from Lourdes as well as adults from the community were honored at the Annual Knights of Columbus Awards Banquet. Guest Speaker for the event was Rik Bonness, NU All-American Center. Also receiving awards at the banquet, but not pictured here were: Charles Gude, Jr. - Knight of the Year, Roger Roach - Honorary Letterman, and The Fritz Wichman Family - K of C Council Family of the Year. Coach and Mrs. Nelson present Outstanding Boy and Girl Athlete of the Year Awards to Den- nis Krog and Marcy Navrkal as Guest Speaker, Rik Bonness looks on. 72 “Godspell A spirited finale to one of the songs taken from the production. The Seniors, this year, had the privilege of performing the Rock Opera Godspell for the Lourdes student body. With just three days to prepare, lines had to be memorized, music had to be learned, and costumes and props had to be designated. Norbert contemplates on the riddle proposed by Don. The Crucifixion in a modem mode. In the end, the production proved to be a fitting and overwhelming display of hard work and determination by all the Seniors and the two directors. Needless to say, Godspell set everyone in the right mood for the on- coming Easter Holiday. 73 Consuelo gives Dan a lesson in praying. Valedictorian - Don Wirth Salutatorian - Cheryl Nocita 75 — PATRONS Dean Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Causgrove Lorene Clark Bill Cole Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Edward Derks Kathy Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Durr Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Eiserman Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kreifels Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kreifels Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Kreifels Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lutz Father John J. McCabe Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller Mr. and Mrs. Max Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Owen Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Navrkal Dr. and Mrs. S. J. Nocita Mr. and Mrs. Randy Esser Mrs. Bernadette Francois Roberta Gigstad Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Giittinger Mr. and Mrs. Deroy Harshman Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Harris Jane Heng Mr. and Mrs. Leo Heng Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Heng Julia Hickman Dale E. Huss Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kaiser Ehmke Tavern Lima’s C. S. Thrift Shop Murphy’s Tropical Mel’s Texaco Gamboni Motor Western Auto Assoc. Store Brown's Glass and Paint Shop Nebraska City Utilities L. B. Wirth Construction Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Pfeiffer Mr. and Mrs. Orville Rettig Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roll William Rose Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sarraillon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sarraillon M. R. Short Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wenzl Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Wichman Evelyn R. Wirth Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wirth Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wright Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Zimmerer P A 4L CATRON ORCHARDS Pumps and Pump Jacks Automatic Waterers and Tanks Hydrants, Pipe, Fittings Repairs and Service KREGEL WINDMILL CO. 1416 CENTRAL AVE. 873-6204 NEBR. CITY, NEBR. Flavor Fresh Selected FRUITS ANDCIDER Phone: 873-3177 SNODDERLY’S OFFICE SUPPLY NEBRASKA CITY MEDICAL GROUP 205 South 8 Phone 873-6631 719 Central Avenue Nebr. City, Nebr. 873-5847 Quality Office and School Supplies DAMMAST CLOTHING Men and Ladies Apparel 806 Central Ave. Nebraska City, Nebraska 78 MERRITT CLEANERS BERTHOLD’S FLORIST 820 Central avenue Flower Shop y Ph. 873-6300 Greenhouse f 873-5624 BOHL PLUMBING AND HEATING, INC. Nebraska City, y Nebraska y L B TRUCK REPAIR 1113 Central Ave Nebraska City, Nebr. y Argo Avenue y Nebraska City, Nebr. Phone 873-5632 THE SPORT SHOP ELECTRO GAS INC. 707 Central Ave. Nebraska City, Nebraska 705 Central Avenue y Nebraska City. Nebr. y @ AUTOMOTIVE INC. 1014 Central. PH. 402 073-6602 G L OIL COMPANY CONOCO f 1108 Central Avenue y Nebraska City, Nebr. AMERICAN PARTS X AUTO PARTS A SUPPLIES MACHINE SHOP SERVICES y “Your Servant f For Service” 79 W. AND H. MANUFACTURERS Industrial Site Nebraska City, Nebraska Learning to Do Doing to learn NEBRASKA CITY JOHNNY’S Earning to live Living to Serve FEDERAL PLACE SAVINGS AND LOAN Central Avenue ARBOR 920 Central Avenue LODGE Nebraska, City, Nebraska FFA Chapter 81 Congratulations Class of “75” BEE’S DRIVE IN PRECIOUS BLOOD FATHERS South 1 Ith Street We take phone orders 873-7100 Serving the Catholic Community of Nebraska City Since 1910 Try our Golden f Fried Chicken DUD’S T.V. AND APPLIANCE f Stereo Tape Players f Kelvinator Sylvania 615 Central Nebraska City, Nebraska Catholic Daughters of America Court Emmanuel No. 1122 Congratulations to the f Class of “75” For Real Estate and Auctioneering See Salesman Paul Knoll at the VAUGHAN’S GRANNEMANAGENCY GARAGE 614 Central Avenue Nebraska City, Nebraska Complete Auto Repair Service J. Vaughan or Harold f Christiansen 208 Central Avenue f Nebraska City 873-3044 82 WOOLWORTH’S A. AND W. ROOT BEER 903 Central Avenue Nebraska City, Nebraska Phone 873-5326 Serving — Malts, Sandwiches Drinks, Fries Car Hop Service — Tables Congratulations to the 1975 Senior Class The Leiben’s 11 St. 6th Corso H. AND R. RADIATOR SERVICE 507- 13CENTRAL AVENUE NEBRASKA CITY. NEBRASKA 68410 Cleaning Repairing Recoring Cars, Trucks, Tractors 873-5644 704 1st Corso Nebraska City, Nebraska Office Phone 873-6590 THE NEWS-PRESS DEAN’S CAFE 1119 Central Avenue extends best wishes to the graduates of Lourdes High School The Family Restaurant Famous For It’s Homecooked Meals and Outstanding Pie Nebraska City, News-Press Your home newspaper s' I s 11, 83 PHILLIP ANTIQUES Antiques. Gifts, Furniture Bernice M. Phillips owner Phone 873-7050 218 South 1 Ith Street Nebraska City X Nebraska FARMERS BANK Make Our Bank Your Bank OWL LIQUOR Nebraska City, Nebraska 102 South 12th Member F.D.I.C. Nebraska City 873-5750 A complete line of Liquors k and Wines Git6 ' V CONSTRUCTION CO. (X NTRA T HI II.DIM; f CulM Huili Noun lo Year l r.i n f fr Build - Sell - Buy - Trade f BELL’S STUDIO OF NEBRASKA CITY. NEBRASKA X PHOTOGRAPHY Weddings — A Specialty Portraits — The Finest Commercial — The Best JOHNNY’S YAMAHA 713 Central Avenue Nebraska City, Nebraska Phone 873-9924 f 1432 Central Avenue f Someday you'll own a M Yamaha LANDIS ENGINE COMPANY Small Engine Parts Service 210 South 11th St. Phone 873-9930 DAWSON OIL TRANSPORT CO. Car and Truck Alignment Tune-Up Brakework Nebraska City, Nebr. Phone: 873-6618 gm — STRAW’S SALVAGE Fire and Freight Damaged Merchandise 424 Central Avenue Nebraska City, Nebr. FRONTIER HOTEL RESTAURANT Buffalo City “Dine in the Atmosphere of the Old West” Congratulations Class of “75” SINNER’S PLACE 612 Central Avenue MORTON HOUSE KITCHEN, INC. Packers of Canned Goods Nebraska City, Nebr. fs'inceg ■ I QQ C M SIXTH STREET ANECO GROCERY BUILDING CENTER Nebraska City, Nebr. 113 North 7th Str. Nebraska City Nebraska Phone: 873-5200 as AUTO GRILL DRIVE-IN sandwiches, soft drinks WOERNER OIL COMPANY short orders open year round Highway 73-75 Earl Geneva Wurtele Nebraska City, Nebr. one mile south of Nebr. Phone: 873-8143 City east TOWN AND COUNTRY MART oU o3ov '-x Farm and Home Supplies PENNZOIL) South 1 Ith Street Nebraska City, Nebraska Phone: 873-3706 CLEMMY HOLMES Motor City 1315 Central Avenue C. Kermit Holmes, owner For good food and beer, visit “Duke Jeanies PAUL TAVERN Paul, Nebr. NORMAN’S IGA Phone: 873-8457 RR 3 Nebraska City, Nebr. 86 87 “It’s fun to Shop” A NFBRASKA TRADITION OF GOOD FRUIT LIVINGSTON’S KIMMEL ORCHARD Where Fashion is a look f Not a Price f RFD 2 Nebraska City, Nebr. ' WA mEflD -i WA1 t-u itiberCsmf-’am 1 MIKEHENG CROP SPRAYING Park Road Acres Nebraska City, Nebraska Roll Brothers Airport B«tter your HOME—your Livingl j 115 S. 6th Street Nebraska City, Nebr. Phone: 873-3308 Congratulations to the Class of '75 from ANIMAL HOSPITAL PETE’S FEED AND SEED RFD 2 North Nebraska City, Nebraska 68410 1121 Central Avenue f Nebraska City, Nebraska f FANCI A £ A° °V %v BEAUTY SALOn Wig Styling Closed Mon.-Tues. 1901 3rd Avenue Nebraska City, Nebraska Phone: 873-7201 88 MASTERS IMPLEMENT CO. Nebraska City, Nebraska Phone 873-6607 Nothing runs like a DEERE Congratulations to the Class of“75 JOHN DEERE DR. J. H.WILMES AND DR. M. J. STOVER Optometrists 1306 First Avenue Nebraska City, Nebraska Phone 873-5533 MERCERS Furniture Appliance Hardware 803 Central Avenue Nebraska City, Nebraska 68410 Phone 402-873-M14 90 Congratulations Graduates From OTOE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK “The Bank That Serves You Better 911 Central Avenue Nebraska City. Nebraska 91 DEKALB SEED CORN More Farmers Plant Dekalb Than Any Other Corn! Phone: 873-8877 or 873-8843 ROLL BROTHERS AIRPORT RR 3 Nebraska City, Nebraska Carl Ed Roll Congratulation’s to the Class of’75” CITY LIQUOR ROGER’S SCHMITZ NEBRASKA CITY ARGO MARKET Liquor, Beer. Wines Auto Electric- Generators GROCERY COMP. TAVERN Discount Center Alternators Starters Eish Fries Every Friday Tune-Ups 111 South 6th Str. Night 303 Central Avenue Nebraska City, Nebraska 300 Central Avenue Nebraska City, Nebraska Nebraska City, Nebraska Phone: 873-3140 Buffet Dinners Luncheons Parties for Any Occasion With Complete Privacy THE LODGE Dick Miyoshi Residence: 402-873-5444 THE LODGE: 402-873-5650 93 (?eKt%al ‘tBevexaye (? x Kfe x t f 518 Central A venue Nebraska City, Nebr. 68410 NEBRASKA CITY TRANSFER PEPSICOLA Nebraska City. Nebraska MILLER-MONROE CO. Nebraska City Savings Loan Bldg. Insurance Real Estate Joe Miller Phone: 873-5171 DINTY MOORES 106 South 8th Nebraska City, Nebr. 94 VICTOR D. BREMER AGENCY, INC. Insurance Real Estate Bonds Auctioneers Complete Sale Service 706 Central Avenue Phone 873-5343 Nebraska City. Nebraska 68410 BILL’S PLACE Cocktails Beer Foot longs Chili dogs Homemade Soups Shredded Beef Pool and Shuffle Board !219Central Avenue 873-9926 97 WILLMS PHARMACY DARELL’S BEAUTY BOUTIQUE 823 Central Ave. Nebraska City, Nebr. Phone 873-6606 DARELL’S BARBER SHOP nq 904 CENTRAL AVE. PHONE 873-6829 h CONFRATERNITY OF CHRISTIAN MOTHERS AND ALTAR SOCIETY SAFEWAY STORES St. Marys Catholic Church Nebraska City. Nebraska 98 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Father Joseph Vanderheiden Council, No. 3152 27th Anniversary June 8th, 1975 Nebraska City, Nebraska Congratulations to the Class of 1975 MU ALPHA THETA DARELL’S BEAUTY BOUTIQUE Math Club Lourdes Chapter Darell's Barber Shop 904 Central Avenue Phone 873-6829 SAINT BERNARDS- LOURDES ALUMNI ASSOCIATION