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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1979 volume:

counmzzs Lourdes Central High School Nebraska City, Nebraska y8Mm OK szjwm F.ditor - Pat Kreifels Co-F.ditors - Ranac Rettig Diane Sasse Advertisement Kditor - Marlene Sarrailloi Business Editor - Steve Nocita Typist - Kim Schreiner Advisor - Sister Mary Danhauer Kiritsy Photography Stephen Harvey Photography Layout Assistant - Norene Clark Marcia Rettig Photographers - Robin Harding Kelly Schreiner Joyce Bcccard zmsjcs 09 eowzewzs Students ...................... Activities ............. Special Occasions................ Special Honors ................. Athletics .......... ........... Seniors ......................... Patrons Ads ... ....pg. 7 - 18 pg. 19-34 ---pg. 35 - 46 .... pg. 47 - 52 . .. pg. 53 - 74 ; .. pg. 75 - 100 . pg. 101 - 116 senooc jcsavsk muds Bishop Glcnnon P Flavin Fr. James Dawson Diocesan Superintendent Mr. Dennis Berry Principal Front Row (L to R) Donna Stratker. Fr. Barr. Tom Funkc. Arlen Griepenstroh. Dcroy Harshman. Wilber Fey. Back Row (I. to R) Sherri Ramold. David Straub. Loret- ta Sarraillon. Sr. Maureen O'Neill. Fr Bernard Dicck- hoff.Msgr. Jerome Murray. Leo Pfeiffer. Fr. Anthony Ley. Dennis Berry. 2 Mrs. Sue Eickhoff Art Mrs. Virginia McKim English Classes Speech Coach Mrs. Cora Berry Science Classes Jr High Pep Club Sponsor Sr. Mary Danhaucr Pep Club Sponsor Science Classes Yearbook Adviser Fr. Richard Brombach Theology Mrs. Marlene Ncumcistcr School Secretary Bookkeeper Mrs. Betty Davis Substitute Business Mr. Dennis Obermeyer Football Coach Basketball Coach Track Coach P. E. Mrs. Mary Ann Licscmcycr History Volleyball Coach Track Coach Mrs. Sheila Walters Business Classes 4 Mrs. Diana Harris Spanish Classes Mr. Frank Volkmcr Industrial Arts Mrs. Debbie DeFrain Band Director Music Classes Fr. Tom Ozanne Theology Guidance Counselor 6 Sr Maureen O'Neill Social Studies Grade School Principal Mrs. Carolyn Bodnar Home Ec Math English Br. Gerard Coday Maintenance SSVSMZM 0KADSKS WOK HACK ZO ZM0KAOS SC HOC £ DJl S Paul Bryant Roberta Connolly David Durr Jean Fox Ritchie Durr Mark Francois Tom Funkc Janet Hauder Lynn Heng Kenny Pfeiffer John Paap Clare Kaiser Vickie Ramold Tammy Mullcnax Mike Riege 8 Tammy Mullenax breaks the sounds of silence. Is it true, or an easy way out of answering a question? Below: Can this 7th grade class be learning some- thing? Mark Francois shows a great interest in his theory “Energy Needed to Survive at N.C.L.“ 1st row left to right: Rick Bussard. Barbara Durr. Susie Durr. Joanie Eickhoff, Kevin Key 2nd row left to right: Lynne O’Flaherty. Debbie Funkc, Diane Giittingcr 3rd row left to right: Jim Harshman. Carol Lcchncr. Julie Lutz 4th row left to right: Rod Kempkes. Lori Heng. Nancy Heng, Ronnie Heng. Gail Johnson 10 Allysyn Molzahn Jolene Sarraillon Dan Swanson Steve Wood Billy Mullcnax Kandy Schreiner Diana Shields Brian Stanley Billy Mullcnax - The future Mr. Betty Crocker??? 11 7KSSMMW K8MSMKSK WMA Z 12 The freshmen seem to be hard at studying, which is unusual for them!! Tom Angotii Kevin Auman Donna Davis Mark Durr Capri Fenton Mike Francois Chris Gress Tom Gude Carol Griepenstroh jrsjcjks .... ZO MS COW-MAN AQAJN Doug Marfice is one freshman that has a peculiar talent. For most people reading a book upside down is very strange, but for Doug it's not. For Tom Angotti, he seems to be occupied with a letter. Could he possibly have a secret lover? Jeff Harding Cindy Hcng Karen Hcng Kristie Hcng Malt Hcng Theresa Hcnne Wayne Krcifcls Doug Marfice 13 14 Kay Wurtcle David Ramold seems to be puzzled about something. Could he have possibly forgotten how to type? For Mrs. Walter's sake we hope not! David Kuhlman David Ramold Kevin Rettig Colleen Sullivan Kris Schreiner John Schrcilcr Cindy Straub Brenda White SOPHOMORES WOK PACK ZO ZHS woo OjCS da ys is _____m_ sop mom one pr M o M O K £ Kelly Schreiner wonders what all this study is good for. Pat Gress is enjoying a social chat with Diane Davis. Kim Schreiner is either asleep or totally out of it. Barb O’Neill, is that a letter to your boyfriend? gufflons — szakz Mike Bataiilon Joyce Beccard Jody Bussard Lisa Fey Dan Harshman Joe Hcng Laurie Kempkes Karen Kreifels Ann Lutz Gary Durr Margaret Kaiser Dec Dec Miller Don't Karen Kreifels, Dec Dec Miller and Ann Lutz look like they are having fun work- ing those crossword puzzles in Economics? 17 y u J o K s Row 1 Cindy Oclkc Marica Rcttig Janet Riege Julie Riege Row 2 Diane Schmitz Row 3 Mary Wirth Doug Straub Row 4 Jim Welter Ed Stukcnholtz Row 5 Bruce Welniak These studious (?) juniors: (front) Cindy Oelke, Doug Straub (back) Margaret Kaiser, and Dan Harsh- man - Will you pass this Algebra II test? i • J band neeerns Above: The band earned an excellent rating in the slate We find them in one of their many formations. The band marching festival this year, held at Pershing Auditorium in put a lot of time and effort into preparing for the compeii- Lincoln. lion. Just one moment of the many hours that the band director. Mrs Debbie DeFrain spends practicing with the band. Below-: Members of the Peru State Honor Band: (I. to R) Front Row: Margaret Kaiser and Tom Ciude (I to R) Back Row-: Diane Sassc. Ranac Rcltig. and Kim Schreiner. v, • Once again our band represented Lourdes well in competi- tion under the direction of Mrs. Debbie DeFrain. The Con- cert Band. Pep Band. Stage Band, and Marching Band can all be given a big thank you for a job well done. Pep Band entertaining at a home basketball game. Banner carriers Tracy Turner and Julie Lutz � Band Performance at halftime of a football game. Sandy Eiserman - Majorette 21 Our One-Act Play reached state, and received a rating of excellent. Those involved: (Left to Right) Ann Lutz, Steve Meyers, Steve No- cita, Joe Hcng, Mrs. McKim (instructor), Doug Straub, Margaret Kaiser, Sandy Eiscrman, and Pat Kreifels. Readers Theater also went to state. Those in- volved were: (Left to Right) Doug Straub. Steve Nocita, Ranae Rcttig. Lisa Fey, and Diane Davis. 22 spseen zsam Our speech team included: (Left to Right) Ranac Rcttig. Sandy Eiserman, Steve Nocita, Pat Kreifels, Diane Da- vis, Norcnc Clark, Kim Schreiner, and Jody Bussard. Not pictured: Ann Lutz, Steve Meyers. Joe Heng. Doug Straub. Martha Dctloff, Mary Wirth. and Dec Dec Mill- er. Martha Detloff and Jody Bussard received superiors at the district meet. They went on to compete in state contest. 23 Math Club President. Steve Nocita, welcomes teachers and students of the visiting schools. Math games were one of the many events available. Margaret Kaiser makes sure no one cheats! Our Math Club Sponsor. Sister Regina Boone, looks over the schedule for the day with Father Au. 24 o Our Math Club for the 1978-1979 school year included (front row) Dan Harshman, Julie Riege, Cindy Oelke, Joe Hcng (back row) Paula Paap, Ranae Rcttig, Diane Davis, Kim Schreiner, Pat Kreifels, Jody Bussard, Steve Nocita (not pictured) Keith White M A Z M e jC u n o This year was the Tenth Annual Ju- nior High Math Field Day. The weather didn't cooperate too well though, when it delivered a blanket of snow. Below are four of the math students who at- tended the Creighton Math Field Day. They are: Joe Hcng, Diane Davis, Kim Schreiner, Jody Bussard. Not picte ed: Mar- garet Kaiser and Doug Straub. The last event of the day was Math Squares. Steve Nocita read each problem, and according to the complexity of the problem, the students were given 30-60 seconds to answer. Ranae Rettig kept track of the time limit. 1979 AjCjC-SZAK l SAKWOK SZAn The 1978-1979 yearbook members. Prom Row: Kim Schreiner. Jane Lutz. Ranac Rettig, Diane Sasse. Carlene Roll. Renee Wurtclc, Marlene Sarraillon. Steve Nocita. Norcnc Clark. Pat Kreifcls. and Marcia Rettig. 1 LOURDES CENTRAL SCHOOL V Above: Cool. calm, and collected Pat Kreifcls and Marlene Sarrail- lon work on copy for one of the yearbook pages. Left: Oh-oh. it looks like the coolness has moved over to Kim Schreiner and Marcia Rettig. Pat and Marlene look slightly distraught! With long hours and hard work, we could finally sit back with a sign of relief. We stood in line to take our licks on the final sticker. Yes. it was a day to rejoice, but don't ask any favors for next year! 26 szuvswz T Colleen Sullivan (Freshman Class President) Dan Harshman (Junior Class President) Pam Welniak (Band President) Pat Krcifcls (Senior Class President, Student Council President) Renee Wurtclc (Pep Club President, Student Council Treasurer) Steve Nocita Left to Right: Steve Nocita. Ranae Rcttig. Diane Sassc, Jody Bussard. Julie Ricge. Pat Frcifcls, Joe Hcng. Mary Ann Moyer, and Vickie Francois. 27 c-eaw This year's L-Club consisted of: (Front: L to R) Dean Krog. Bryan Turner, Steve Meyers, Gary White. F.d Stukcnholtz. (2nd Row: L to R) Tom O'Neill, Ernie Scharp. Stacie Stanley. Barb O’Neill. Jeri Ricgc. Gary Durr. (3rd Row: L to R) Steve Nocita. Janet Riege. Mary Ann Moyer, Vickie Francois. Pam Wclniak, Robin Harding. Keith White (Pres.). Pal Gress. (4th Row: L to R) Joe Heng. Mar- garet Kaiser. Dan Harshman. Bruce Wcl- niak, Julie Ricgc. Jim Welter. Not Pic- tured: John Giittinger. John Ryder. Mike Navrkal. ns vh eouNsecoKS The counselors this year were really busy with dances, rollerskating parties, a carnival, and the highlight of the year, a three-day retreat in Kan- sas City. Those pictured arc: (L to R) Sandy Eiserman, Donna Davis, Barb O'Neill. Julie Ricgc. Paula Paap, Kim Schreiner. Marcia Rct- tig, and Kelly Schreiner. Not Pictured: Joyce Beccard. These girls really deserve a lot of praise for their fine work. 28 psp cam Front Row: Marlene Sarraillon. Renee Wurtclc. and Ann Lutz. Middle Row: Kristie Heng. Carol Ciriepenstroh. Donna Davis, Colleen Sullivan. Cindy Oclkc. Joanie Moyer, Pat Kreifcls, Norenc Clark. Back Row: Capri Fenton. Kay Wurtclc. Karen Heng, Diane Sassc, Ranac Rettig. Diane Davis, Jane Lutz, Barb O’Neill, Paula Paap, Carlcnc Roll. Jody Bussard. Marcia Rettig. (Not Pictured) Kim Schreiner. Brenda While, Joyce Bcccard, Stacie Stanley, Theresa Henne, Laurie Kempkes, Kris Schreiner. Cindy Straub. Lisa Fey. Vickie Francois. Kcri Koerber. Lisa Lazzaro. Karen Kreifcls. Janet Ricgc. Cindy Heng. Pep Club Officers and Representatives. Front Row: Marlene Sar- raillon (Vice-President) Renee Wurtclc (President) Ann Lutz (Treasurer). Not Pictured: Lisa Fey (Secretary). Freshman Rep.: Kristie Heng. Capri Fenton. Sophomore Rep.: Diane Davis. Joanie Moyer. Senior Rep.: Carlcnc Roll. Pat Kreifcls. Not Pictured: Junior Representatives. You really can tell who the en- thusiastic people of the pep club were. With these smiles, even defeat wouldn’t destroy our spirit! 29 Reserve Cheerleaders 1978- 1979 Season: Stacie Stanley (Soph). Barb O'Neill (Soph). Carol Griepenstroh (Fr). and Donna Davis (Fr). These sweet, innocent, cute, little girls. LOUD MOUTHS!!!??? You bet! Our reserve cheerleaders arc the best around. Above Right: Vickie Fran- cois stops to pose for her yearbook mug shot ' Our devoted cheerleader. Karen Krei- fcls. is a real SLAVE DRIVER Keep on cracking the ol' whip!! Don't be fooled by the look on Kcri Koerber’s face, she’s really a wild and crazy girl! 30 (left) You and I both know that Lisa Lazzaro doesn't have her mind on taking this picture. (right) Janet Riege says, “This is the best proposition I’ve had ail day! Do you think these girls can make the Radio City Rockctlcs? We do! Our cheerleaders experience one of the many memories of the 1978-1979 season. They put in a lot of time and effort with a little energy and spirit, to make the number one cheer- leading squad. They arc greatly appreciated by all. 31 SPANISH COW Clockwise: Ann Lutz can’t believe she had to make all those enchiladas for our Spanish Club reunion. Mrs. Harris and Sr. Mary have become expert lettuce-rippers. Pat Kreifcls and Janet Riege add the main ingredients to our meal. The 1978-79 Spanish Club members were: (Front Row, L to R) Pat Krcifels, Joyce Beccard, and Margaret Kaiser. (Middle Row. L to R) Mrs. Diana Harris (sponsor) Kathy Clutter. Marcia Rettig- Public Relations, and Steve Nocita-President. (Top Row. I. to R) Joe Heng, Ranac Rcttig-Vice-Prcsidcnt. Janet Riegc-Scc. Treasur- er, and Doug Straub. Not pictured: Julie Riege and Ann Lutz. Below: Chris Hcng trys to break one of the other pinatas. Chris was in the Spanish Club of 1977-78. Below right: The aftermath of the breaking of a pinata. Almost everyone joined in along with a small audience of viewers. Left: Janet Harney struggles to empty her plate after going through the long line of delicious Spanish “grub. Janet was in the Spanish Club of 1976-77. Below: Dan Kaiser attempts to break one of the pinatas. Dan was in the Spanish Club of 1974-75. 33 ntzuue ms mss a am us 152iZ? UTU RE USINESS EADERS MERIC A I LOURDES « Students who attended the Peru Business Contest were: (L to R) Diane Davis, Paula Paap, Marlene Sarraillon, Joe Heng, Carol Griepen- stroh, Mrs. Sheila Walters (Instructor). Donna Davis, Kim Schreiner, Cindy Oelke. Not pictured: Lisa Fey. Margaret Kaiser, Mar- tha Detloff, Keri Koerber, Diane Schmitz, Karen Krei- fcls. Dee Dee Miller, and Mrs. Cora Berry (Instruc- tor). pmozo earn Left: Robin Harding and Kelly Schreiner come out of the dark for a candid shot. Below: Who took this picture? The people who normally took the pictures decided to have their picture taken. Left to Right: Robin Harding, Joyce Bcccard. Kelly Schreiner, and Norene Clark. MOMSCOMWQ CAmMA zss Mary Ann Moyer - John Ryder Vickie Francois - John Giittingcr szevs — RSMS Following a 6-6 tie with Conestoga, our festivities for the week were completed with the crowning of our Queen Renee Wurtclc and our King Steve Nocita in the school gym. Students and faculty members voted to select the royalty. The theme for Home- coming 1978 was ‘‘Grand Illusion. All high school students took an active part in carrying out this theme in their decorating of the halls and gym. 37 Steve and Renee take to the dance floor under the watchful eye of all in attendance. K OMV ZAKSS A SPAKK ZO Last minute instructions by Coach Obcrmeycr. and Coach Berry. Our band shows great spirit during the football season. F.vcryonc at our school shows how much spirit they have at the bonfire. In the week to come, we will show our spirit by doing different activities such as: Western Day, Inside-Out Day. and Clash Day. These may seem strange to you. but it builds up spirit in everyone. QSZ VMS umnzs Qom Music by the “Sounds Unlimited. Even though the game ended in a tic. The week was a victory The prom pictures of the couples were taken by Kir- itsy Photography. Doesn't this couple look like a pair of heavenly angels? The fountains were all a part of the elegant mood that the gym was in for one short night. Most of the night was ruled by disco, but occasional- ly, the pace would die out for a nice slow dance. The beauty of prom this year was symbolized by the pale pink napkins, the champagne glasses, and the delicate carnation bowls Leaders of the Grand March. Pat Krcifcls and her date Brian Herzog. Dan Harshman and his date Ja- net Ricgc. Kim and Stacie sure look nice. Notice the organized table! Steve Nocita admires the deco- rations while he takes a break. What's a prom without the chaperons? Don’t Orville and Dclrosa look like they arc en- joying themselves? Thanks chaperons!!! This group sure looks like they want their picture taken. No- tice the unorganized table! Drum Roll Please! This drummer provided a super disco beat. When he went on a break, it was time for a SLOW dance. The lead guitarist of Trinity had a really wild night singing those disco tunes and strumming his guitar. Dig ibis fancy outfit! This member of the band played keyboard instruments and also helped in the vocalizing. The band had a lot of fancy equipment. It all pro- duced a really super night of dancing for everybody. Thanks guys! Mrs. Liesemeyer is saying. “But Mrs. Walters, I told you not to drink all of that punch. If you get sick, don't blame me. Lisa was checking her makeup when this picture was taken. Her boyfriend looks like he is really thrilled with the whole thing. Joe obviously doesn't believe a word of what Mrs. Liesemeyer is saying. I wouldn't believe her either, she was really chugging that punch earlier. Right: On the first day of school we held thcopening Mass. All the priests gathered to celebrate Mass before grades 1-12. Below: Father Barr celebrates one of the many Masses we celebrated as a community. Center Right: A Lenten poster made by Sisten Mary Danhaucr. It suggests that we must take up our own cross. Right: Opening Mass during Communion. M A S S 45 Ash Wednesday is a day when we arc reminded that we Father Barr celebrates one of the Masses held during our come from dust and to dust we shall return. Father Au Thanksgiving Day celebration, places ashes upon the forehead of Diane Giiltinger. During our Lenten Mass, all students and teachers were to write down their Lenten sacrifice and then these papers were burned. Father Barr and Father Au look on as the fire consumes the sacrifices. Father Jim Benton celebrated the Mass at the Senior Retreat. 46 o Vickie Francois and Keilh White were honored as the top athletes. Congratulating them were Lourdes Coach Dennis Obcrmcycr. Frank Solich. and Tim Hager, guest speaker. Msgr. Jerome Murray presented the Family of the Year Award to Mr Mrs. Ronald Volkmcr. Family members present were: (From the I eft) Mrs. Jerald Hoffman, and Mrs. Orville Oclke. Above: The four top senior students were honored on April 22. at the annual Knights of Columbus Banquet. Left to Right: Steve Nocita, Pat Krcifcls, Ranac Rettig, and Vickie Francois. Ranac Rettig received the Knights of Columbus F.ducational Grant for $150. Here, Fr. Liam Barr, Lourdes Superintendent, presents the award to Ranac. Right: Guest speakers at the Awards Banquet were UNL Freshman Coach Frank Solich. seated. And Quarterback Tim Hager, speaking. This year's Community Service Award went to Lib Wilcox for her outstanding achievements in the community. Grand Knight Leonard Kaiser made the presentation. Joe Heng presented Walt Wen I with the Honorary Letterman Award for his numerous years of announcing the NCL football games. Thanks Walt! Arnold Beckman was the Master of Ceremonies for the evening festivi- ties and by the expression on his face, it was a tough job! Grand Knight Leonard Kaiser recognized Kenny White as Knight of the Year. Kenny helped with the drive for the video-tape machine. Thanks for the help Kenny! As Allysyn Molzahn looks over her winning projeci, she notices something is missing. Maybe Britt Nixon took it; he looks like he’s hiding. a Kristie Hcng and Colleen Sullivan can now take a break since the judges just finished questioning them. Ipt'ftPES CIKTtAnfwoi., s e j i s i j 1' e £ The following students won awards at the Lourdes Science fair in the Jr. Divi- sion; (front row) Colleen Sullivan (2nd), Carol Griepenstroh (1st). Donna Davis (3rd), Thercsc Hennc (3rd). Kay Wurtclc (2nd). Kristie Hcng (2nd). Kris Schreiner (3rd), (back row) Senior Division: Lisa Fey, Doug Straub, and Joyce Beccard. Not pictured in the Jr. Division arc: Jim Harshman (2nd). Lori Hcng (3rd). Doug Marfice (1st). Diana Shields (2nd). Joanic Eick- hoff (2nd). Rick Bussard (3rd), Allysyn Molzahn (1st), Britt Nixon (3rd). Senior Division, not pic- tured: Sandy Eiscrman, Jody Bussard. and Joe Heng. All 1st and 2nd place winners completed in the Greater Nebraska Science and Engineering Fair. 7 A J K Jim Harshman must have had a really terrific project because he won a ribbon. However, maybe he bribed the judges with the homemade donuts in those two sacks. SZUDSMZ MOftOKS Diane Davis placed third in the Peru State Business Contest. She competed in Short- hand. Cindy Oelke placed third in the Bookkeeping competition. Mrs. DeFrain presented awards to the following students for their participation in the music pro- gram: (Front) Ann Lutz - 100 2 Participation for Band, Kim Schreiner - Band Letter. (Back) Mar- garet Kaiser - Band Letter, Jody Bussard - 100% Participation for Choir. 51 7th Grade: Pres. Robert Swanson, Treas. Lauri White, Sec. Kenny Pfeiffer. (Back) V. Pres. Lynn Hcng, Hist. Tom Funkc. Freshman: (Back) Pres. Colleen Sullivan. Treas. Capri Fenton, Sec. Cindy Hcng. (Seated) V. Pres. Tom Gude. Junior: T reas. Dec Dec Miller, Pres. Dan Harshman, Sec. Lisa Fey. £ Sophomore: (Back) Treas Pat Grcss. V Pres. Rick Schreiner, Sec. Diane Davis (Seated) Pres. Don Pfeiffer. Senior: Sec. Mary Ann Moyer, V. Pres. Lisa Lazzarro, Pres. Pat Krcifcls, Treas. Kcri Kocrbcr. K 8th Grade: (Front) V. Pres. Debbie Funkc. Sec. Lori Hcng (Back) Treas. Nancy Heng, Pres. Diane Giittingcr. S ATHLETICS ATHI.ET ICS ATHLETICS ATHLETICS JOOZBACC OPPONENTS Weeping Water Palmyra Louisville Conestoga Humboldt Stella Pawnee City Wymorc Southern Sacred Heart seoxen oak® vocayuMC 30 18 20 6 0 16 8 13 6 KNIGHTS 14 40 0 6 0 7 0 0 22 fjtlfflOK VAKSJZV JOOZBACC OPPONENTS Nemaha Valley Weeping Water 6 20 KNIGHTS 26 28 VAKSJZV BOV'S BASKSZBACC OPPONENTS KNIGHTS Louisville 50 55 Holy Name 63 49 Sacred Heart 36 39 Palmyra 51 64 Stella 103 48 Nemaha Valley 55 72 Conestoga 87 68 Weeping Water 46 58 Pawnee City 44 9 45 Sidney 55 69 Humboldt 53 44 JV BOV'S BASKSZBACC OPPONENTS Louisville Holy Name Sacred Heart Palmyra Stella Nemaha Valley Conestoga Weeping Water Pawnee City Sidney Humboldt KNIGHTS 48 28 66 32 52 24 64 29 50 44 54 48 65 40 55 17 61 30 54 40 BASKSZBACC ZOUKtfAMStfZS GALAXY DISTRICTS OPPONENTS Conestoga Johnson Brock Lewiston 61 54 59 KNIGHTS 57 55 49 VARSITY RESERVE FRESHMAN Palmyra 15- 9 6-15 11-15 15- 5 9-15 4-15 Pawnee City 10-15 15- 9 12-15 5-15 13-15 10-15 8-15 Conestoga 15- 8 4-15 5-15 8-15 15-13 12-15 16-14 12-15 S.E. Consolidated 6-15 15-13 15- 8 3-15 16-14 15- 6 Humboldt 4-15 15-12 9-15 6-15 15-11 15-12 15-10 Sacred Heart 15-13 15- 0 15-12 3-15 15- 5 1-15 17-15 15-13 Louisville 6-15 15-12 16-14 15-12 15-12 15- 9 13-15 Weeping Water 8-15 14-16 15- 6 11-15 8-15 ‘indicates a Knight victory. VOCCSyBACC ZOUKMAMSMZ PERU GALAXY DISTRICT Omaha Duschcsnc Louisville Dawson-Verdon Lewiston VARSITY 9-15 15- 3 12-15 11- 15 15-12 12- 15 15-13 15-13 12-15 8-15 ‘indicates a Knight victory. QJKC’S BASKSZBACC OPPONENTS KNIGHTS JV OPPONENTS KNIGHTS Palmyra 31 15 3 2 N. C. 9th 24 46 30 22 Jr. High Boys 36 20 16 14 Sacred Heart 29 31 14 17 Stella 44 15 17 21 Dawson-Verdon 35 26 22 21 Humboldt 65 24 30 11 Omaha Duschesne 50 24 — — Weeping Water 46 28 — — N. C. Reserves 41 29 11 13 Louisville 40 20 —' — Table Rock 50 22 — — ZSAM COOKS BACK ZMSKOUQM ZJMSS Above : This isn't one of the Nebrask City cheer- leaders, but he docs excite the crowd. Right : This shows the talent of our camera crew . It’s not often that you catch the Lourdes Knights stand- ing still while facing the opposing team. Left : The Lourdes Knights display great talent, teamwork and spirit on the field. Keith White ( 14) shows one of the many flying leaps he took to make the last few yards toward the first down. Below Left-: John Giittingcr ( 4X) can’t decide whether to stop and punch him out or go into zone for the touchdown. Below Righ: Throughout the sea- son many of our guys took the many aches and pains of their foot- ball career. But for Keith White ( 14) this was only a short rest before facing the opposition. Who knows what will come out of this mess ! But we have confidence the Knights will !! Left We hope the Knights aren't telling only dirty jokes in the huddle but arc taking a little lime to call the plays! Above: The Knights on field may do the work but the Knights on the sideline do the sweating while watching with anticipation VOCayKMC SPARKS While in the huddle, the varsity team shows a lot of en- couragement to the rest of their team- mates. to fight for a victory. oun pme Above: This time it's Janet’s turn to spike, under Robin’s watchful eye. Left: Julie, isn't it supposed to be two hands up for a good block? Come on Vicki, let's sec some action. Don’t let Mary Ann do all the work, go ahead and back her up! Don't let Robin and Julie get all the action! 59 Notice all the fans on the bleachers !?! Therese could care less. She’s going to win this game if it’s the last thing she docs ! Don’t spoil her fun; we won’t tell her that it’s only pre-game warm-up. If Kris hits that volleyball as hard as she's concentrating on it, we’re sure that Donna is wasting her time coming in to back her up. The reserves really worked hard this season and we arc going to have a super season next year with an enthusiastic young team like this one! noys cook hack a qooo zjmss 4 MAC) ZJMSS What can you say about something as great as this? There arc so many peo- ple. Bruce just can't de- cide which one to throw the ball to! Johnny “the jet Ryder shows some moves that are out of this world. Bite your tongue. Stomp your feet. We're number one. And we can’t be beat! Don't let this scoreboard fool you. uc just happened to be the visitors. PERIOD Fair Pirv HOME , VISITOR I 62 Mr. Walsh confirms Coach Obermeycr's suspicion of alcoholic beverages in the water bottle. By the look on Joe's face. I would say he supplied the alcohol! They’re trying the sandwich play now!! Brvan looks like he is taking a big bile of the action. 63 GmCS COOK BACKZO 7JKSZ Varsity Girls’ Basketball Team included: Front Row. Barb O’Neill. Mar- garet Kaiser. Kristy Heng and Kelly Schreiner. Back Row. Coach Dennis Berry, Joanic Moyer. Mary Ann Moyer. Robin Harding. Donna Davis. Colleen Sullivan, and Coach John Walsh. Not Pictured: Jen Riegc. Julie Ricgc. and Vickie Francois. Members of the Jr. Varsity Girls’ Basketball Team included: Front Row. Student Man- ager. Ronnie Heng. Norcnc Clark. Jod Bus- sard. and Kay Wurtclc. Middle Row. Coach John Walsh. Paula Paap. Carol Griepenstroh. and Capri Fenton. Top Row. Diane Davis. Cindy Straub. Stacie Stanley. Kris Schreiner, and Cindy Heng. 64 2? The girls’ basketball team warms up before the game. 65 Barb O’Neill hands the secret play to Vickie Francois over Coach Berry’s head. Just pretend you’re listening, but remem- ber “ our secret play Right: Julie Riege goes up for the tip-off. Looks like ballet to you!?? Below. Vickie Francois goes up for two points while Joanie Moyer and Paula Paap watch with apparent awe at the grace shown. Kelly Schreiner puts in the ball for still two more points. Don't let that Weeping Water girl scare you! mz COA Everybody is always congratulating the athletes on their fine performances. However, does anybody stop to realize the performances of the coaches? This page is dedicated to these three coaches who put in many long hard hours in training the athletes. Everyone knows the facilities at Lourdes are few-and-far between, but thanks to these three coaches we managed to make the best of it and had a lot of fun in the process. For those who will recall the many ingredients of our victories; the stairs, bearcrawls, line drills, the running of the hill, wind sprints, and the long runs to Arbor Lodge. We the athletes of Lourdes would like to say “thanks. Coach Dennis Obcrmcycr: Football. Boy's Basket- ball. Track (Weight Instructor) Mr. Obcrmcycr was new to the team this year. However, he was a good addition. His commands were returned by the stu- dents with But OB-1!!!” Coach Dennis Berry: Football. Girl's Basketball. Track (Short Distance Instructor) Mr. Berry's newest feat was the formation of the girl's basketball team. His go-get-'em remarks were replied to with “But Denny!!!” Coach Mary Ann Licscmcycr: Volleyball. Track (Long Distance Instructor) As you can tell by this picture. Mrs. Liescmcycr put in some long hard days. With Mrs. Liescmcycr's careful strategy, Lourdes came home with more victories than last year. The team often questioned But Big L!!!” Jeff Harding has the look of the FTD man, or maybe like the god Mercury. KOV’S ZKACK Wayne pushes on in one of those really tough relays. C’mon! Did Gary White just throw the shot put, or is he getting ready to run from one? He flies through the air with the greatest of ease . . Keith White clears another hurdle in his struggle to reach the state meet. With a gleam in his eye, he's on his way! Nonchalantly, Ed Stukcnholtz strolls on to win still another 7th place - but he didn't get a medal. Left: Keith White stretches for an ex- tra inch in the long jump competition. Right: Jim Welter shows his style of discus throwing. He does have a good point! Everyone seems enthused waiting for Joe Heng to come out of the starting blocks. Will he ever make it? Left: Kevin Rettig and John Schrciter push on in the two-Milc run. They sure do look tired! The boys track team is sure to be super strong next year. Right: Gary Durr must have met some- thing along the lane - he certainly doesn’t look too happy! Barb O'Neill and Donna Davis work oul for track. Who is Barb thinking about??? QMC’S ZKACK Joanic Moyer seems to be hav- ing some trouble getting her foot out of the blocks. Look at all the power Robin uses when she throws the shot. And who says girls don't have style? Look at the shocked look on Vickie's face. Of course, wouldn’t you look shocked if you'd just lost your right leg in a race. But we Know that Vickie is tough, one of the best around. These are the “curb warmers. Ju- lie is trying to tell Mary Ann and Pam her problems, but they don't seem to be interested. Mary Ann Moyer lets her fingers do the walking as she completes a lap. Will they finish before she docs? With pigtails flying in the breeze - Vickie Francois speeds along the track. What words of wisdom is Mrs. Licsemcyer giving her girls? “OK - stretch 1-2, and be sure to watch that girl in the inside lane. Pam Wclniak has got the rest of the pack bcat-they're puffing and she seems to be strolling. Julie is all alone in her leg of the relay. Julie is probably so far ahead that she should take a break! The streets around school were used for practice when the track members worked out. Left - Pam Wclniak and Keith White sprint down the last few yards. I wonder what Keith is saying to Pam??? The girl’s track team consisted of: (Front Row, L to R) Stacie Stanley. Carol Griepcnstroh. Kristie Hcng. and Don- na Davis. (Back Row, L to R) Colleen Sullivan and Joanic Moyer. Not pictured: Mary Ann Moyer, Robin Harding. Pam Wclniak, Vickie Francois. Janet Ricgc. Julie Ricgc. Kelly Schreiner, Barb O’Neill, Cindy Straub, (student man- agers) Diane Davis, Paula Paap. and Brenda White. URDES CENTRAL ------- SCHOOL The boy’s track team consisted of: (Front Row, L to R) David Ramold, Jeff Harding, Tom Gudc. and Chris Gress. (Back Row, L to R) Mark Durr, John Schrciter, Wayne Krcifcls, Joe Hcng, Gary White. Not pictured. Keith White, Fd Stukenholtz, Jim Welter, Gary Durr. Bryan Turner, Pat Gress. Kevin Rcttig. Matt Hcng, and David Kuhlman. Above: Robin Harding and Julie Riege received the honor of All-Conference Volleyball and Honorable Mention in All-Conference Basketball. Right: Barb O'Neill was chosen for 2nd team All- Conference Girl's Basketball. A £ jC All-Conference Football: Tom O'Neill. Keith White, Ernie Scharp, and John Giittingcr. Front: John Ryder made honorable men- tion for All-Conference Basketball. Back: Joe Hcng and John Giittingcr were chosen for 2nd team All-Conference Basketball. e o 8 K 8 e s 73 ZHSy ZKA VSjCjCSD zo szazs These track members represented Lourdes at the State Level. Clockwise: Robin Harding competed in shot and discus. Kelly Schreiner qualified in discus and returned with a fourth place. Keith White participated in the high and low hurdles. He placed fifth in the high hurdles. IH 3 ■M 76 Eating has always been one of the few things the senior class The aftermath of a hungry crew, can do well. 77 Father Jim Benton, the retreat director, was a very special person. His love for God and for earthly beings showed throughout the whole re- treat. Mary Ann Moyer and Pam Welniak receive a blessing over their hands. We, the senior class, would like to thank Father Benton for all he has done for us. We stand behind you, we back you up.” These thoughts ran through the minds of the seniors as they stood before one another with their hands on the oth- ers shoulders. We are unit- Father Jim celebrated Mass with us at the Columbian Fa- ther’s Retreat House in Belle- vue, Nebraska. Below: “The Chosen Ones Father Jim chose Keith White, Steve Mey- er, Robin Harding. Pat Krei- fels, Marlene Sarraillon, Jane Lutz, Steve Nocita, and (not pictured) Ernie Scharp to por- tray the apostles. SSfflOK K J P mv Upper left: Our navigators for our trip to Kansas City were Mrs. Licscmcycr, Coach Obermeyer, and Father Brombach. Middle left: The seniors rode down on the school bus with Martha Detloff enter- taining all the way. As Martha points out her topic of gossip for the day, Ernie Scharp and Steve Straub look on. Lower left: Mary Ann Moyer show everyone that she CAN get a whole hamburger in her mouth. Below: To conclude a fun day. we went to a Kansas City Royals vs Texas Rangers baseball game. 79 80 These photos illustrate the many expressions one may experience while bowling. Clockwise arc: Ranac Rettig, Lisa Lazzaro, Steve No- cita, Marlene Sarraillon, and Rene Wurtclc. We have all shared an equal relationship, one of giving and receiving, at some times more than others. Each has played their part, for when we have numbers, we have strength, and we can endure life’s hardships. We have been together for years and this step in our life has raised us higher and prepared us for the future. We can be proud and stand tall for we shall overcome the obstacles ahead of us. We believe in ourselves as we believe in God. God is smiling on us and we can joyfully smile back and say “thanks . On May 20, we will officially part, but never will we be apart in thought and heart, for we will always be the class of “79”. 81 ?OK$OTV£M WORDS Mom and Dad you have given us Thank you for the gift of love the chance to grow and learn. you have given us these years. But we have failed to give you back Thank you for the kind words anything in return. that quickly dried our tears. We, the seniors, have re- served this page to express cs, lkcre wcrc 'he gifts at C hristmas But we have left some spaces empty our gratitude and love to time and the cards on the day of your that now we want to fill, our parents who have pro- birth. For it's not that we haven't loved vou vided us these past twelve But wc havc ncvcr rea,l Sivcn 'ou For wc have, we do. and we will, years with all the best op- lruc Sifts of Pricclcss worth. portunities and given us all But some words have been forgotten the support surmountable. have somehow forgotten like thanks and “I love you , For all those times wc somewhere along the way. And some people left unacknowledged failed to say thanks we to say lhc words that mean so much for the good things that they do. present this poem. so we now would likc ° sa : So, Thanks for everything mom and dad Thank you for the gift of life- mid as wc start our life again anew, of understanding and of care. We make a vow we’ll never forget Thank you for the smiles the importance to us of you. You were willing so to share. Victoria Elizabeth Francois John Marvin Giittinger 83 KATHY CLUTTER Drill Team-1 Choir-1-4 Yearbook-2 Drama Club-2-3 Spring Play-2 Spanish Club-3-4 Ass’t. Band Direclor-3 MARTHA DETLOFF Musical-1-3 Spanish Club-3 SPECIAL HONORS Vice-President of Class-2 SANDY EISERMAN Volleyball-1-2-3-4 T rack-1 Musical-1-3 Science Fair-1-2-4 Band-1-2-3-4 Pep Club-1-2-3-4 Pep Band-1-2-3-4 Spccch-2-4 Swing Choir-2 Flag Corps-2-3 Spanish Club-3-4 NSVH Counselor-3-4 Ycarbook-3-4 One-Act Play-3 VICKIE FRANCOIS L-Club-1 -2-3-4 Pep Club-1-2-3-4 Vollcyball-1-2-3-4 Track-1-2-3-4 Chccrlcading-2-3-4 Ycarbook-2 Spanish Club-3 Basketball-4 SPECIAL HONORS Vice-President of Class-1 Society of Distinguished American High School Studcnts-2 Principle's List-1-2-3 Treasurer of Class-3 Public Rclation-Spanish Club-3 Homecoming Royally-4 .SPECIAL HONORS Honor Roll-1-2 Honor Band-2 Who's Who-3 Society of Distinguished American School Studcnts-3 Band Majorcttc-4 Honor Choir-4 JOHN GIITTINGER Football-1-2-3-4 Basketball-1-2-3-4 Track-1-2 Musical-1-3 Christmas Choir-1 SPECIAL HONORS 2nd Team All-Conference BB-2 Basketball Camp-2 Homecoming Royalty-4 All-Conference FB-4 ROBIN HARDING Pep Club-1-2 Track-1-2-3-4 Volleyball-1-2-3-4 L-Club-l-2-3-4 Musical-l-3 Choir-1-2-4 NSVH Counselor-3 Jr. High VB Coach-3 Parks Recreation VB Coach-3 Photo Club-3-4 Yearbook-4 Basketball-4 Spanish-3 SPECIAL HONORS Honor Roll-2 Student Director of One-Act Play-2-3-4 1978 State Track Meet-3 1st Team All-Conference VB-4 KERI KOERBER Pep Club-1-2-3-4 Pep Band-1-2-3 Musical-l-3 Science Fair-1-2 Pom-Pom Squad-1 Band-1-2-3-4 Flag Corps-2-3 Spcech-3 Spanish Club-3 Cheerleader-4 Ycarbook-3-4 SPECIAL HONORS Honor Roll-1-2 Class Secretary-2 Honor Band-2 Band Sccretary-Trcasurer-4 Class Secrctary-Treasurcr-4 Who’s Who-4 Homecoming Royalty-4 LISA LAZZARO Pep Club-1-2-3-4 Speech-1-2-3-4 Musical-l-3 Volleyball-1-3 Checrlcadcr-3-4 Yearbook-3 SPECIAL HONORS State Speech Meet-1-2 President of Class-2 Secretary of Class-3 Vice-President of Class-4 Homecoming Royally-4 PAT KRE1FELS Band-1-2-3 Pep Band-1-2-3 Jazz Band-1-2 Musical-l-3 Volleyball-1 Track-1 Speech-2-3-4 Pep Club-2-3-4 Flag Corps-2-3 Spanish Club-3-4 Yearbook-3-4 NSVH Counselor-4 Math Club-2 One-Act Play-4 JANE LUTZ Pep Club-1-2-3-4 Musical-l-3 Choir-1-2-3-4 Yearbook-3-4 SPECIAL HONORS Honor Roll-1 SPECIAL HONORS President of Class-1-4 Pep Club Representative-1-4 Honor Roll-1-2 Creighton Math Field Day-2 Student Manager VB-2 Student Manager, Track-2 Math Club Secrctary-3-4 Co-Chairman Prom-3 NHS-3-4 Who’s Who-3-4 Society of Distinguished American High School Studcnts-3-4 Yearbook Editor-4 Student Council Prcsidcnt-4 85 86 Lisa Jeane Lazzaro Jane Marie Lutz STEVE MEYER FFA-1-2 Basketball-1-2-3-4 Track-1-2-3-4 Nehawka N-Club-l-2 One-Act Play-3-4 Football-4 L-Club-4 Musical-3 MARY ANN MOYER L-Club-l-2-3-4 ' Pep Club-1-2-3 Cheerleader-1-2-3 Track-1-2-3-4 Volleyball-1-2-3-4 Musical-1-3 Band-1-2-3 Pep Band-1-2-3 Yearbook-3 Basketball-4 Flag Corps-4 SPECIAL HONORS Student Council-2 National Honor Society-3-4 Class Secretary-4 Homecoming Royalty-4 MIKE NAVRKAL Football-1-2-3-4 Basketball-1-2-3-4 Track-1-2 Musical-1-3 STEVE NOCITA Christmas Choir-1 TOM O’NEILL Basketball-1-2 Jr. High FB Coach-3 Football-1-2-3-4 Track-1-2-3-4 L-Club-2-3 Speech-1-3-4 L-Club-I-2-3-4 Musical-3 Spanish Club-3-4 SPECIAL HONORS Math Club-2-3-4 Yearbook-2-3-4 Musical-1-3 One Act Play-2-3-4 All Conference FB-4 SPECIAL HONORS Woodman of the World History Award-1-3 Honor Roll-1-2-3-4 3rd Place at Science Fair-1 Society of Distinguished American High School Students-2-3-4 Math Club 2nd Secretary-3 Math Club President-4 Creighton Math Field Day-2-4 Who’s Who-2-3 National Honor Society-3-4 Homecoming King-4 Yearbook Business Manager-4 Drama Club President-4 Class President-3 RANAE RETTIG Band-1-2-3-4 Pep Band-1-2-3-4 Pep Club-1-2-3-4 Track-1-2 Camera Club-1 Spccch-2-3-4 Math Club-2-3-4 L-Club-2-3-4 Yearbook-3-4 Spanish Club-3-4 SPECIAL HONORS Vice-President, Spanish Club-4 Science Fair-1 Volleyball Student Manager-1-2 Honor Roll-1-2-3 Society of Distinguished American High School Students-2-3-4 Honor Band-2-4 Who’s Who-2-3-4 MARLENE SARRAILLON Musical-1-3 Band-1-2 Pep Band-1-2 Choir-1-2-3 Track-1-2 Science Fair-1 L-Club-2-3-4 Spanish Club-3 SPECIAL HONORS Pep Club Representative-1-2 Honor Roll-2 Pep Club Secretary-3 Pep Club Vice-President-4 Yearbook Advertising Manager-4 CARLENE ROLL Pep Club-1-2-3-4 Track-1 Musical-1-3 Choir-1-2-3-4 Yearbook-4 SPECIAL HONORS Honor Roll-2 Pep Club Representative-4 JOHN RYDER Football-1-2-3-4 Track-1-2 Basketball-1-2-3-4 Musical-1-3 L-Club-1 -2-3-4 Jr. High FB Coach-3 Yearbook-3 SPECIAL HONORS Vice-President of Class-3 DIANE SASSE Christmas Choir-1-2 Band-1-2-3-4 Pep Band-1-2-3-4 Pep Club-1-2-3-4 Musical-1-3 Photo Club-1 Chorus-1-2-3-4 Jazz Band-2 Speech-2-3 Yearbook-3-4 SPECIAL HONORS Business Contest-1 Honor Roll-1-2-3 Honor Band-2-3-4 Prom Hostess-2 Society of Distinguished American High School Students-3-4 Who’s Who-3-4 National Honor Society-3-4 Yearbook Co-Editor-4 Pamela Kay Welniak Keith Lewis White Steven Paul Straub Renee Susan Wurtele Ernest Paul Scharp ERNIE SCHARP Football-1-2-3-4 Musical-1 Track-2 Jr. High FB Coach-3 SPECIAL HONORS All-Conference FB-4 STEVE STRAUB Football-1 Basketball-1-3 Musical-3 PAM WELNIAK Volleyball-1-3 Track-1-2-4 L-Club-1-2-3-4 Pep Club-1-2-3 Band-1-2-3-4 Musical-1-3 Yearbook-3 SPECIAL HONORS Class Trcasurcr-2 Pep Club Rcprcscntativc-3 KEITH WHITE Football-1-2-3-4 Basketball-1-2-3-4 Track-1-2 L-Club-l-2-3-4 Math Club-2-3-4 Musical-1-3 Christmas Choir-1 SPECIAL HONORS Vice-President, Math Club-4 President, L-Club-4 All-Conference FB-4 RENEE WURTELE Ycarbook-4 Musical-1-3 Pep Club-1-2-3-4 Choir-1-2-3-4 SPECIAL HONORS Pep Club Trcasurcr-3 Pep Club Prcsident-4 Homecoming Quecn-4 Student Council-4 vsnsoMC 4 rr sjiJZ X ij -y’- ' aX k jjl M' ( V J flUL {M V?« 0 zms zjmss 02 ouk 95 % ns mz MKAM We have travelled long and far along an unknown byway. But we have reached the inn in the desert And the travelling ends today. It is time to collect our memory tape to remind us of what was done To bring the tears and loneliness From going from a class to one. | And darkness may overtake you and your life may be delayed But remember the things alread; conquered and be not afraid. “0 Be not afraid to accept a smile from a stranger who passes by. Rather offer your hand and a few kind words with a hopeful glint in your eye. Be not afraid to accept a challenge that someone else may set. For, so many opportunities lie at the disposal of those who go out and get. Be not afraid to be different and not do what others do For though they seem like someone special There’s no one more special than you. Be not afraid to cxcell and do the best you can For, the one who is able to rise above is the one termed a true man. Be not afraid of marriage if that be your choice in life. For there's nothing more beautiful than a man and a woman Becoming husband and wife. But. never fo you once sha There, wiy al —a,., — leading hoirjf Where memories begir td erfd ■■ And never forget your old friends m and those countless secrets untold. For, although any friend is a priceless friend The old friends are friends of gold So, as we pass through the doors ( that guard the place our pasts were made We leave with a smile And we leave unafraid. by Stephen Nocit Although this is only prac- tice it brings tears to our eyes, we will miss all of them. No matter how strange they may be. Top lcfl: Sieve Nocita addresses the gathering at graduation. As Valedicto- rian, Steve paid a tribute to the parents and thanked them for all they had done to bring their children to this point in their lives. Top right: Vickie Francois, Salutatorian, told the audience about the benefits the graduates received from their Catholic education. Middle left and right: Here’s the basic differ- ence between girls and boys emo- tion and nonemotion. Bottom left: Robin Harding reads at Baccalaure- ate. Bottom right: The graduates sing their theme song at graduation - “Be Not Afraid.” We thank the seniors for all their hard work during their years at Lourdes. Go forth graduates, and we will always remember you. Thanks. jmsx Angotti. Tom 12. 13. 14 Au, Fr. Tom 24, 46 Auman, Kevin 12 Barr, Fr. Liam 2, 45. 46. 48 Bataillon, Mike 17, 40 Bcccard, Joyce 17, 32, 34, 50 Bednar. Mrs. Carolyn 6 Benton, Fr. Jim 46, 78 Berry, Mrs. Cora 3 Berry. Mr. Dennis 2. 38. 64. 65. 67 Boone. Sr. Regina 5. 24, 97 Bussard. Jody 17, 25, 27, 29. 40, 51, 64. 23 Bussard, Rick 10, 24. 50 Bryant. Paul 8, 9 Clark, Norene 15, 26, 29, 34, 42, 64, 23 Clutter, Kathy 32. 83. 99 Coday. Br. Gerard 6 Connolly. Roberta 8 Craycroft, Sr. Rose Marie 5 Danhaucr. Sr. Mary 3, 32 Davis, Mrs. Betty 4 Davis, Diane 15. 16. 29. 34. 42. 51. 52. 64, 23. 22 Davis. Donna 12. 28. 29, 30. 34. 50, 64, 70 DcFrain, Mrs. Debbie 6, 20, 21, 51 Detloff. Martha 23, 79. 83. 95. 97. 98. 99 Durr. Barbara 10 Durr, David 8 Durr, Gary 17, 28. 40. 69 Durr, Mark 12 Durr, Ritchie 8.9 Durr, Susie 10 Eickhoff. Joanic 10, 11, 50 Eickhoff, Mrs. Sue 3 Eiscrman. Sandy 21. 22. 23. 28. 76. 77. 83. 95. 97, 98, 99 Fenton, Capri 12, 29, 52, 64 Fey, Kevin 10, 11 Fey. Lisa 17. 22. 40. 50, 51. 52 Fox, Jean 8, 9 Francois. Mark 8, 9 Francois, Mike 12 Francois. Vickie 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 36. 39. 48. 58. 65, 66, 70, 71. 76, 77, 83. 95. 97. 98. 99 Funkc, Debbie 10, 52 Funkc, Tom 8, 52 Giittingcr, Diane 10, 52 Giittingcr, John 36, 56. 63, 73, 83. 97. 98. 99 Gress. Chris 12. 13. 99 Gress. Pat 15, 16, 28, 52 Griepcnstroh. Carol 12. 13, 21. 29, 30, 34, 50. 64 Gudc, Tom 12, 20, 52. 64 Harding, Jeff 12. 13, 68 Harding. Robin 28. 34, 59. 64. 65. 66. 70, 73, 74. 76, 77. 78, 86, 97, 98, 99 Harris. Mrs. Diana 5, 32 Harshamn. Dan 17, 18. 27, 28, 42. 51, 52 Harshamn, Jim 10, 50 Haudcr, Janet 8 Heng, Cindy 13, 52. 64 Heng. Joe 17. 22. 27. 28. 34. 40. 32. 42, 44. 49, 51. 63. 69. 73 Heng, Karen 13, 17, 29 Heng, Kristie 13, 29. 50, 64 Heng, Lori 10, 50. 52 Heng, Lynn 8, 52 Heng. Matt 13, 14 Heng, Nancy 10, 52 Heng, Ron 10, 64 Hcnnc. Thcrcsc 13, 50. 60 Johnson, Gail 10 Kaiser, Claire 8 Kaiser, Joe 15 Kaiser, Margaret 17. 18. 20, 22, 24. 28. 32. 40. 51. 59, 64 Kempkes, Lauri 17 Kcmpkcs. Rodney 10 Kocrber. Keri 30, 31, 36, 44. 52. 76. 77, 78, 86, 95. 97. 98, 99 Krcifcls. Karen 17, 29, 30. 31. 40 Krcifcls. Pat 22. 23. 24, 26, 27, 29. 32. 42. 48, 52, 76. 77, 78, 86. 95. 97. 98. 99 Krcifels. Wayne 13, 68 Krog, Dean 15. 28 Kuhlman, David 12, 14 Lazzaro, Lisa 31. 36. 44. 52. 86, 79, 80, 95. 97, 98. 99 Lcchncr, Carol 10 Liesemeycr, Mrs. Mary Ann 4. 40. 44. 67, 71, 79 Lutz, Ann 17. 21, 22, 29, 32, 51 Lutz. Jane 26, 29. 76. 77. 78. 86. 95. 97. 98. 99 Lutz, Julie 10, 21 Marficc. Doug 12, 13. 14. 50 McKim. Mrs. Virginia 3, 22 Meyers, Steve 22. 28. 76, 79, 87. 97. 98. 99 Miller. Dec Dec 17. 40. 52, 58 Molzahn. Allysyn II. 20, 21. 50 Moyer, Joanie 15, 21. 29, 42. 64, 66. 70 Moyer, Mary Ann 27, 28, 36, 52, 58, 59, 64, 65, 70, 71, 76, 77, 78, 87. 97, 98, 99 Mullcnax, Billy 11 Mullenax, Tammy 8, 9 Navrkal, Mike 41, 62, 76. 87. 98. 99 Neumcister, Mrs. Marlene 4 Mixon, Britt 11. 50 Nocita. Steve 22, 23, 24. 25, 26, 27, 28, 32. 36. 37, 42, 48. 76, 77. 78, 87. 80. 95. 97. 98. 99 Obermcycr, Mr. Dennis 4, 38, 48. 63. 67, 79 Oelke, Cindy 18. 29, 34, 51 O’Flaherty, Lynne 10 O'Neill. Barb 15, 16. 21, 28. 29. 30. 64. 65. 66, 70. 73 O’Neill. Bob 11 O'Neill. Sr. Maureen 2, 6 O'Neill, Tom 28, 36, 73, 76. 77, 87, 97, 98, 99 Ozannc. Fr. Tom 6. 76 Paap, John 8 Paap. Paula 15, 16. 28, 29. 34, 64. 66 Pfeiffer, Don 15, 27, 52 Pfeiffer. Kenny 8, 52 Ramold. David 12. 14, 61 Ramold, Vickie 8, 9 Reed. Carol 5 Rcttig, Kevin 14, 20, 21. 61, 69 Rcttig, Marcia 18, 21, 26, 28, 29, 32. 40 Rcttig. Ranae 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25, 26, 27, 29, 32. 48. 76. 77, 78. 80. 90. 95. 97. 98. 99 Ricgc, Janet 18. 28. 30. 31, 32. 58, 59 Riege. Jeri 15, 28. 66 Ricgc, Julie 18. 21. 24, 25. 27, 28, 32, 40. 44. 51. 70. 71, 73 Ricgc. Mike 8 Roll, Carlenc 26. 29. 76, 77. 90. 95, 97. 98. 99 Ryder, John 36. 61. 63. 73, 76. 90. 97. 98, 99 Sarraillon, Jolene 11 Sarraillon, Marlene 26. 29. 34. 76, 77, 78, 80. 90, 97, 98, 99 Sassc, Diane 20. 21. 26. 27. 29, 76, 77, 90. 95. 97, 98, 99 Scharp. Ernie 28. 73. 76. 79. 91. 97. 98. 99 Schmitz, Diane 18 Schreiner, Kelly 16, 28, 34, 64, 65. 66. 74 Schreiner, Kent 9 Schreiner, Kim 15, 16, 20, 21, 23, 26, 28. 29, 34. 42. 51 Schreiner, Kris 12, 14, 60, 64, 50 Schreiner, Randy 11 Schreiner, Rick 16. 52 Schreiner, Robbie 9 Schreiner. Traci 11 Schreiter, John 12, 14, 69 Shields. Diana 11, 50 Stanley. Bryan 11 Stanley. Stacie 16. 21, 28. 30. 42, 64 Straub. Cindy 12, 14, 29. 64 Straub, Doug 18. 22, 41. 50. 32. 98 Straub. 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City, 68410 Congratulations msszom To The Complete Automotive Class Of “79” G L Oil Company Service 403 South 9th 1108 Central Ave. Nebraska City, Nebraska 873-9833 Hi’S i WJS.HSS TO TM£ CjCASS 09 W9 Catalog Phone 873-6693 “WS CCOZHS ZMS 7AMKV TidCPenney Store Phone 873-5557 815 Central Avc Nebraska City. Ncbr. 105 WEBERING JEWELRY 910 Ceniral Avenue Nebraska Cit . Nebraska TOWN AND COUNTRY MART Watches Diamonds For Most Of Your Farm And Home Supplies FRAZIER’S Box 339 1707 Frontage Road Nebraska City, Nebraska The Store With The Personal Touch 723 Central Avenue Phone: 873-3587 Congratulations to the 1977 Senior Class jCJC DlfflSK ZMS SSWJMQ BASKET BOHL PLUMBING AND HEATING. INC. 900 Central Nebr. City, Nebr. 873-3955 1113 Central Avenue Nebraska City, Nebraska Phone 873-5632 QKMfl HUySKS’ Ncbr. City, Alan Grandman-Manager 873-7554 - 1311 8th Corso IHEflD lumccR (firmpMij I1 Your Complete Building Center 115 South 6th Street Nebraska City, NE. 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