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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1980 volume:

LOURDETTE 1980 Lourdes Central High School Nebraska City. Nebraska YEARBOOK STAFF Editor - Marcia Rettig Co-Editor - Lisa Fey Jr. Editor ■ Kim Schreiner Business Manager - Ann Lutz Ads Manager - Jody Bussard Photo Editor - Kelly Schreiner Layout Assistants - Cindy Oelke Joyce Beccard Norene Clark Paula Paap Joanie Moyer SPECIAL THANKS Advisor - Sister Cheryl Clemmons Kiritsy Photography Stephen Harvey Photography Bell's Photography Burn's Photography TABLE OF CONTENTS Ludent Candids .........................p. 2- 4 ■eniors..................................p. 5-16 udents and Faculty .....................p. 17- 28 ctivities .............................p. 29- 44 cial Occasions ......................p. 45- 56 Special Honors ..........................p. 57- 62 Athletics ...............................p. 63- 80 Senior Activities .......................p. 81- 89 Patrons and Ads .........................p. 90-108 INSIDE LOOKING OUT It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, we had everything before us. we had nothing before us (Dickens) This year at Lourdes we looked out on the world and to our own future. In the world, we saw ever-higher gasoline prices, floods of southeast Asian refugees, and Americans held hostage in Iran. Closer to home we met with prices that hindered our lifestyle, with disappointments and defeats both at home and in school. But. in spite of the trying times, the love and unity of our school community have greatly helped us look enthusiastically towards the future. n SENIORS 5 Top to bottom. L to R: Laurie. Diane, and Mary-, Dee Dee-. Joe and Doug; Senior class sponsors. Mrs. Liese- meyer and Mrs. Walters; Dan and Ja- net; Class officers. Joe (Treas.). Ann (Sec.). Jody (Pres.), not pictured Jim (V.Pres.) Joyce Irene Beccard Gary Kermit Durr Joanne Mane Bussard Lisa Ann Fey Daniel Deroy Harshman JODY BUSSARD Basketball 3-4 Volleyball 4 Band 4 Choir 3-4 Choir Service Award 3 Jazz Band 4 Musical 4 Class Pres. 4 Math Club 3-4 VP 4 Yearbook 4 HS 2-3-4 Sec. 4 Speech and Drama 3-4 Pep Club 3-4 Pres. 4 Conf. Choir Clinic 3-4 Peru Honor Clinic 3-4 Student Council 4 VP 4 Homecoming Candidate Greater Nebr. Science Fair Who's Who 3.4 Soc. of Dist. Am. Students 2-3-4 French NHS 2 I Dare YOU” Award 3 Honor Roll I-2-3-4 Creighton Math Day 3 Brain Bowl 4 State Speech 3 exc. DAN HARSHMAN Basketball I-2-3-4 Team Captain 4 Football I-2-3-4 Team Captain 4 Musical 4 Honor Roll I Class. Pres. 3 Who's Who-3-4 L-Club 2-3-4 Math Club 2-3-4 Student Council I Boys State Alternate 3 Homecoming Candidate JOYCE BECCARD Volleyball 3 Track 2 Band 1-2-3 Jazz Band 1-2 Choir 1-4 Flag Girl 2-3 Musical 2-4 Spanish Club 3 Math Club 2-3-4 Yearbook 2-3-4 NSVH 2-3-4 Business Contest 2 Photo Club 2-3-4 VP 3-4 NHS 3-4 Pep Club I-2-3-4 Rep. 3 Cheerleader 1-4 Lourdes Science Fair 3 Honor Roll 1-2 Nebr. Science Fair 3 Who's Who 3 Soc. of Dist. Am. Students 2-3-4 Century III Leaders (runner up) Lincoln Equipment Scholarship 4 Nebraska Youth Council 2-3 GARY DURR E-week 3 Football I-2-3-4 Track 2-3 L-Club 3-4 LISA FEY Basketball 3-4 Volleyball I-2-3-4 Team Captain Track 1-2 Choir 1-2-4 Conf. Clinic 1-2-4 Musical 2-4 Class Sec. 3 Class Treas. 2 L-Club 4 Yearbook 4 Co-Editor Business Contest 1-3-4 NHS 2-3-4 Pres. 4 Speech and Drama 3-4 State Speech Reader's Theatre Girl's State 3 Pep Club I-2-3-4 Sec. 3 Cheerleader 4 Representative I Greater Nebr. Science Fair E-week Soc. of Dist. Am. Students 2-3-4 Who's Who 2-3-4 Honor Roll I-2-3-4 Homecoming Candidate Student Council 1-4 LAURIE KEMPKES Volleyball 3 Choir 1-3-4 Musical 3 NSVH 3 Pep Club 1-3-3 Representative I Honor Roll 4 DEE DEE MILLER Volleyball I-3-3-4 Team Captain All Conf. Honorable Mention 4 Choir 1-3-4 Musical 4 Vice President of Class 3 Class Secretary I Class Treasurer 3 L-Club 3-4 Speech I-3-3-4 Pep Club 1-3 Honor Roll 3-4 KAREN KREIFELS Volleyball I-3-3-4 Team Captain Track 1-3 Musical 3-4 L-Club 1-3-3-4 Business Contest 3-4 Pep Club 1-3-3 Cheerleader 3-3 Student Mgr. I JOE HENG Basketball I-3-3-4 Team Captain 4 All-Conf. 3nd Team 3 Football I-3-3-4 Team Captain 4 All-Conf. Honorable Mention 3 All-Conf. 4 All-State Honorable Mention 4 Musical 3-4 Class Treas. 4 L-Club I-3-3-4 Pres. 4 Spanish Club 3 One-Act Play 3-4 Math Club 3-3-4 Pres. 4 NHS 3-4 Student Council 4 Boy's State 4 Business Contest 3 Who's Who 4 Soc. of Dist. Am. Students 3-3-4 Homecoming King ANN LUTZ Band I-3-3-4 Sec.-Treas. 4 Jazz Band 3-4 Choir I-3-3-4 Majorette 4 Musical 3-4 Class Secretary 4 Class Treasurer I Spanish Club 3-4 Yearbook 4 Bus. Editor Speech and Drama 3-4 One-Act Play 3-4 Pep Club I-3-3-4 Re. 1-3 VP 4 Sec. 3 Band Service A ward Galaxy Band Clinic 3-4 Galaxy Conf. Choir I-3-3-4 Peru Honor Choir 3-4 Honor Roll I Who's Who 3-4 9 Joseph Janes Heng Laurie Therese Kempkes Ann Marie Lutz 10 Juanita Marie Miller Cynthia Jolene Oelke Marcia Kaye Rettig Janet Ann Riege Julie Ann Riege Diane Mane Schmitz MARCIA RETTIG Volleyball I Track 1-1 Band I-1-3-4 Choir 1-1-4 Musical 1-4 Spanish Club 3-4 Public Relations 3 Yearbook 3-4 NSVH 3-4 Pep Club 1-1-3 4 Representative I-1-3-4 Who's Who Honor Roll I Music Contest 1-3-4 Honor Band 3 DIANE SCHMITZ Band 1-1-3-4 Jazz Band I-1-3-4 Choir 1-1-4 Musical 1-4 Yearbook 4 NSVH 1 Business Contest 3 Pep Club 1-1-3 Honor Roll I-1-3-4 JANET RIEGE Volleyball I-1-3-4 Team Captain All-Conf. 1-4 Ind Team Track I-1-3-4 Sec. 3 Choir 1-1-4 Flag Girl 1-1 Musical 1-4 Class Sec. I L-Club I-1-3-4 Spanish Club 3 Sec.-Treas. 3 Speech and Drama I Pep Club I-1-3-4 Cheerleader 3-4 Homecoming Queen 1st place local and State song writing contest I $KX) Alumni Scholarship 3 Lourdes Science Fair 3 Student Manager Boys Basketball CINDY OELKE Volleyball 1-1-3 Track 1-4 Band 1-1 Jazz Band 1-1 Choir 1-1-4 Musical 1-4 Math Club 1-3-4 Yearbook 4 Peru Business Contest 3-4 Speech 1-3-4 Pep Club 1-1-3 Representative 1 Who's Who 3-4 Society of Dist. Am. Students 1-3- 4 Century III Leaders 4 Honor Roll I-1-3-4 One of Top Students 1-3-4 Woodmen of the World History 3 3rd Place - Bookkeeping Contest District Music Contest 4 Miss Teen U.S.A. Pageant 3 Brain Bowl 4 JULIE RIEGE Basketball 3- All Conf. Volleyball l-l-3-4al All Conf. Volleyball Honorable Men. 4 Track I-1-3-4 State Participant Band I-1-3-4 Pres. 4 Sec. 3 Choir 1-1-4 Flag Girl 1-1-3 Captain 1-3 Musical 1-4 L-Club I-1-3-4 V.P. 4 Spanish Club 3-4 Pres. 4 Math Club 1-3-4 NSVH 1-3-4 Peru Business Contest 4 NHS 1-3-4 Girl’s State Alternate 3 Pep Club 1-1 Representative 1-1 Homecoming Candidate 4 Prom Advisor 3 Student Council 3-4 Pres. 4 Hugh O’Brian Award 1 Honor Roll 1-1 Galaxy Conf. Band Clinic 1-3-4 Galaxy Conf. Music Clinic 1-1-4 12 Ed Stukenholtz Football 12-3-4 All-Conf. 4 All-Conf. Honorable Mention 3 Track I-3-3-4 Class Sec. 3 L-Club 1-2-3-4 DOUG STRAUB Spanish Club 3 Speech and Drama 3-4 State 3 One-Act Play 3-4 State Math Club 2-3-4 NHS 2-3-4 Honor Roll I-3-3-4 Who's Who 3-4 Soc. of Dist. Am. Students 3-3-4 Greater Nebr. Science Fair 3 E-week 3 Creighton Math Day 3 BRUCE WELNIAK Basketball 1-2-3 Football I-2-3-4 All Conf. Football 4 Track 1-4 Band 1-2 Musical 2-4 Class Treasurer 2 L-Club 2-3-4 Homecoming Candidate MARY WIRTH Choir 4 Musical 3-4 Yearbook 4 NSVH 3 Peru Business Contest 4 Speech I-2-3-4 Optimists Local 1st place 1-2-3 NRD 1-3-3 Dist. NRD 2-3 2nd Place Pep Club 1-2-3 JIM WEL TER Football 2-3-4 Track 2-3-4 Class President 2 Class V. President 4 L-Club 3-3-4 Homecoming Candidate 13 Douglas Eugene Straub Edward James Stukenholtz James Everett Welter Maryanna Wirth L to R: Karen, Lisa, Janet, Mrs. Walters, Juliet Seniors at lunch; Dan, Jody, Janet-, Mr. Johnson and Jim-, Ann. Joyce, and Janet. T5 Left to Right: Ed Stukenholtz. Joyce Beccard, and Jody Bus- sardi Mr. Hakeh Jody Dee Dee Miller and Cindy Oelkei Lisa Feyi Volleyball Team. Norene Clark Diane Davis Pat Cress 18 Barb O’Neill Class Officers Paula Paap Don Pfeiffer Jen Riege Kelly Schreiner Kim Schreiner Rick Schreiner Stacie Stanley Bryan Turner 19 20 Jeff Harding Matt Heng Cindy Heng Therese Henne Karen Heng Wayne Kreifels Kristie Heng David Kuhlman Doug Mart ice David Ramold Kevin Renig Kris Schreiner John Schreiter Cindy Straub Colleen Sullivan Brenda White Rick Bussard FRESHMAN Susie Durr Joan Eickhoff Kevin Fey Debbie Funke Diane Gilt linger Jim Harshman Lori Heng Gail Johnson Rodney Kempkes Allysyn Molzahn Nancy Heng Ronnie Heng Amy Lechner Carol Lechner Julie Lutz Jeanette O'Flaherty Britt Nixon Steve Woods David Rakes Bob O'Neill Jolene Sarraillon Randy Schreiner Traci Schreiner Mrs. Cora Berry- Biology. Economics, Junior Sponsor A T Mrs. Virginia McKim- English. Soph. Sponsor Mr. Dennis Obermeyer- Football Coach. Track w o R K Mr. Dennis Berry- Principal. Girls' Basketball. Track First Row Mrs. Dianna Harris Spanish; Sister Joanna Ward-Mathematics. Pep Club Sponsor. Math Club Spon- sor. Freshman Sponsor. Middle Row: Mr. Frank Volkmer-lndustrial Arts; Fr. Nicholaus Baker- Theology, Mrs. Sue Eickhoff-Art. Bottom Row: Ms. Carol Reed- School Secretary. 28 Row I: Mrs. Sheila Walters Business. Sr. Sponsori Dr. Mary Jane Hawkes-Chemistry. Physicsi Fr. Thomas Ozanne- Theology. Guidance Counselor. Row 1 Fr. Rich- ard Brombach-Theologyi Sister Rose Craycroft-Librar- iani Mrs. Mary Ann Liesemeyer-History. Sr. Sponsor. Row 3- Sister Cheryl Clemmons-Theology. History. Yearbook Sponsori Miss Sally Durand-Band. Chorus. f Fr. Liam Barr - Superintendent The Lourdes School board this year consisted of parents and faculty from the school. Seated be- low: (L to R) Jim Wood-Education Committee Member. Deroy Harshman. Wilber Fey. Fr. Baker. Arlen Griepenstroh-Vice-president. Fr. Diekhoff. Fr. James Dawson - Diocesan Superintendent Leo Pfeiffer, Arnold Beckman-Finance Committee Member. Standing: (L to R) Sharon Ramold, Donna Stratker-Secretary, Fr. Saltier, Tom Funke-Presi- dent, Sr. Maureen. Loretta Sarraillon, Dennis Ber- ry. and Fr. Barr-Superintendent. 30 BAND EARNS EXCELLENT The Nebraska Band Festival is one of those perfor- mances that band members work on for two months, only to have the perfor- mance end in seven min- utes. We received an excel- lent rating for our hard work and were very happy with our efforts. « m i -pr- ££ T ro RIGHT Band performed for the O.P.P.D. Open House at the begin ning of the year. Students practiced both on the street and on the football field. After an excellent performance, stu- dents unwind and rejoice! This year’s high school chorus class consist- ed of 38 students. Seniors: Diane Schmitz. Janet Riege. Julie Riege. Laurie Kempkes. Lisa Fey. Cindy Oelke. DeeDee Miller. Marcia Rettig. Jody Bussard. Ann Lutz. Juniors: Kim Schreiner. Paula Paap. Chris Wurtele. Barb O’Neill. Stacie Stanley. Kelly Schreiner. Nor- ene Clark. Diane Davis. Joanie Moyer. Sopho- mores: Donna Davis. Colleen Sullivan. Capri Fenton. Karen hleng. Therese Henne. Cindy Straub. Kris Schreiner. Cindy Heng. Matt Fieng, Jeff Harding. Doug Mart ice. Kevin Ret- tig. Mark Durr. Chris Gress. Wayne Kreifels. Kay Wurtele. Kristie Heng. Freshmen: Susie Durr and Stacey Ramold. Pictured above are members of the sextet who received a two at District Music Con- test. Left to Right: Colleen Sullivan. Kim Schreiner (pianist). Ann Lutz, and Donna Da- vis. Not pictured: Jody Bussard. Janet Riege. and Diane Schmitz. Pictured Right: Jody Bus- sard received a superior rating at District Music Contest with her vocal solo. 34 SPEECH TEAM This year 's speech team included Jody Bussard. Norene Clark. Donna Davis. Lisa Fey. Ann Lutz. DeeDee Miller. Cindy Oelke. Kevin Rettig. Julie Riege. Kim Schreiner, and Mary Wirth. Pictured below are a few of the members of the speech and drama teams who attended the annual speech picnic held at Waubonsie State Park. Everyone had just returned from a wild adventure in the bluffs, as you can tell. If you want to know about Charles Manson. just ask Jody! DeeDee Miller and Jody Bussard (pictured left) received superior ratings at the District Speech Meet. Jody went on to compete at the State level. 35 REUNION ON GALLOWS HILL Our one-act play this year. Reunion on Gallows Hill, was the eerie tale of a slumber party in a haunted bam. We received the only superior rat- ing at Galaxy Contest. Diane Davis was named as Best Actress. Cast members pictured below are, Front Row. L to R.- Jody Bussard, Lisa Fey, Julie Riege. Bar- bara Durr. Back Row: Jolene Sarrail- lon. Diane Giittinger. Donna Davis, Diane Davis. Not Pictured: Kim Schreiner, Ann Lutz, Paula Paap, Mary Wirth, and Chris Sporrer. MA TH CLUB MUL TIPLIES ACTIVITIES The 13th Annual Junior High Math Field Day was a great success. Over 500 students from area schools attended. Upper Left: Jody Bus sard and Kim Schreiner take charge of registration. Mid- dle Left: The help of this year's new Math Club members, includ- ing Cindy Straub has really been appreciated. Lower Left: When testing was over, students could relax by playing a variety of math games. Lower Right: It's easy for Julie Riege to smile she’s not taking the testl The Math Field Day came to an end with lunch served by the Lourdes Math Club. This was fol- lowed by an awards ceremony. Trophies and med- als were given to the winners. The members of the Math Club this year were: Front Row, L to R. Tom Gude. Joe Fleng, Cindy Straub. Capri Fenton. Middle Row: Cindy Oelke. Jody Bus sard. Paula Paap. Diane Davis. Dan Harshman. Julie Riege. Back Row: Wayne Kre if els. Mark Durr. Joyce Bee card. Carol Griepenstroh. Donna Davis, and Karen Fleng. Not Pic- tured. Kim Schreiner. Doug Straub. Therese Henne. and Brenda White. Sister Joanna Ward was the sponsor for the Math Club. Officers this year were. Joe Heng-president. Jody Bus- sard-vice-president. Julie Riege-recording secretary. Kim Schreiner-corresponding secretary, and Diane Da- vis-treasurer. Members of the Math Club this year par- ticipated in the Math Field Days sponsored by Creighton and Northwest Missouri State Universities. The junior team of Diane Davis. Kim Schreiner. Paula Paap. Don Pfeiffer, and Bryan Turner received third place honors in their division. PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER The 19-80 yearbook staff contained hardworking juniors and seniors who tried to gather on Monday evenings — except when deadlines approached. Despite monetary difficulties, the staff was determined to make this book the best yet. Pictured below are staff members Marcia Rettig. Jody Bussard. Kim Schreiner, and Sister Cheryl, advisor. At right are Ann Lutz and Lisa Fey. 39 JOSTE M'S AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY YEARBOOK PURCHASE RECORD NUMBER PRICE EA. TOTAL PRICE BOOKS t.£ OPTIONS vinyl wraps namta In foil vX 0 album othar Total PAYMENT BALANCE OATE BY f r — i L JL PURCHASED BY Chfnil Ckr i Hui-s 7 'l71 3HASE K IEROO HOMEROOM ADORES?’ RECEIPT NUMBER 1(042701 RECEIPT 6l l!1 mJjJggiUE PURCHASED 6Y DATE 9(-___________ JL AMOUNT PAID BALANCE DUE BY RECEIPT NUMBER 4042701 Above. Jody. Lisa, and Ann work diligently on copy for the graduation pages. Right Marcia and Sister Cheryl taking a break while searching for pictures. Do they really deserve an effi- ciency award for this??? Lower Right: Ann looks like she's working hard on ads. Of course. Ann's always willing to pose for a picture. Left: Finally Sister Cheryl can have her yearbook re- ceipt! This year's student council consisted of: Britt Nixon (freshman president). Lisa Fey (Honor Society president). Julie Riege (Spanish Club and Band president). Kelly Schreiner (junior president). Capri Fenton (sophomore president). Not pic- tured: Jody Bussard (Pep Club and senior president), and Joe Heng (Math Club president). The council, under the sponsorship of Mr. Dennis Berry, hosted the home- coming dance. They also led the stu- dents in a day of fasting for the refu- gees. Members of the National Honor Society this year were: Kim Schreiner. Don Pfeiffer. Lisa Fey (president), and Julie Riege. Not pictured Jody Bussard (secre- tary). Joyce Bee card (treasurer). Joe Heng. Doug Straub. Diane Davis. Paula Paap (vice-president), and Barb O'Neill. The society's activities this year in- cluded planting tulips around the stat- ue of Our Lady of Lourdes, serving the open house, and being ushers at graduation. Mrs. Cora Berry was our sponsor. 19-80 L-CLUB Front Row Lisa Fey. Janet Riege. Julie Riege. Karen Kreifels. Jim Harshman. Ed Stukenholtz. Row 2: Joanie Moyer. Stacie Stanley. Barb O'Neill. Kevin Ret tig. Jeff Harding. Pat Gress. Tom Gude. Row 3: Kristie Heng. Brenda White. Brian Stanley. Bryan Turner. Gary Durr. Back Row. Kelly Schreiner. Jen Riege. Dan Harshman. Joe Heng. John Schreiter. Mike Francois. Not pictured: Gary White. Rick Bussard. Steve Wood. Susie Durr. DeeDee Miller. Chris Gress. - People Exploring People Lourdes members. Row 2: Kim Schreiner. Barb O'Neill. Carol Lechner. Allysyn Molzahn. Carol Griepenstroh. Joanie Moyer. Norene Clark. Back Row: Julie Riege. Marcia Rettig. Kelly Schreiner. Stacie Stanley. Joyce Bee card. Donna Davis. Others pictured are UNL counselors. Not pic- tured: Paula Paap. 42 Go, Big Blue! Left: Pep rallies before both football and bas- ketball games celebrated enthusiasm and a determination to win. Here, the school joins in on the school song. Center Left: Cheer- leaders Barb. Lisa, and Joanie give lessons to other students. Lower Left: Coaches Berry. Johnson. Obermeyer. Hakle. and Medinger help seniors Bruce Welniak. Jim Welter. Gary Durr. Ed Stukenholtz. and Joe Heng get ready for their special ladies— their mothers. The cheerleaders for this season were Lisa Fey. Janet Riege. Joyce Bee card. Barb O'Neill, and Joanie Moyer. Upper Left: Lisa Fey in per feet form in one of this year s many routinesll??! Upper Right: Janet Riege shows us her cheerleading spirit with a Great BIG SmileII L CHEER A D E R S Center: Joyce Beccard is really trying to get into the disco groove of this routine. SHAKE YOUR GROOVE THINGIll Lower Left: Joanie Moyer is once again giving her full attention to cheering. Lower Right: Barb O'Neill must have known we were going to take her picturei look at that pose Margaret sure seems to be having a fiesta. S P A N After a long day. Ann and Mrs. Harris call it quits. H The Spanish Club this year con- sisted of: Paula Paap. Diane Da- vis. Jen Riege. Joanie Moyer. Marcia Rettig. and Ann Lutz. Mrs. Harris and the club held a fiesta and a port raffle to make money for a long-awaited trip to Mexico. For all of the work they put forth, we wish them all the best of luck. Above: Joyce and Orville prepare for the feast. Below: Paula and Joanie, 3 pounds fried. 47 to gol Above: Mrs. Harris looks excited? ? Below Orville's famous chili I Students who competed in the Peru State Business Con- test this year were: Front Row: Steve Wood. Doug Mar- fice. Back Row. Kim Schreiner. Jolene Sarraillon. Donna Davis. Cindy Oelke. Lisa Fey. and Julie Riege. Nor pic- tured: Karen Kreifels. Janet Riege. Joe Heng. Jody Bus- sard. Joyce Beccard. Mary Wirth. and Diane Schmitz. These students took tests in various business classes ranging from Economics to Typing. The in- structors who accompanied the students were Mrs. Cora Berry and Mrs. Sheila Walters. The students represented the school well. . Boy’s State-Don Pfeiffer. Girls State-Diane Davis Alternate-Bryan Turner Alternate-Kirn Schreiner SPECIAL EVENTS ’’LONG LIVE GOD!” This enthusiastic re- frain filled the Lourdes gym on March 29. A special Mass was celebrated in compliance with Palm Sunday for the cast of the musical and their friends. Celebrating the musi- cal with a Mass was, as Fr. Barr put it, an appropriate way to begin the real drama of Holy Week. This Mass was only one of the special ways dur- ing the year that the faculty and students of Lourdes sought to make God live in our Lourdes community. Laurie Almgren and Sally Durand march in the pro- cession after receiving their palm branches. Barb O’Neill receiving Communion from Fr. Barr, who celebrated the Mass. 48 Song leaders Sr. Joanna Ward and Jody Bussard are accompanied in the procession by Janet Riege. As part of the life of Lourdes, students regular- ly participate in the celebration of the Eucha- rist. These celebrations vary from the ordi- nary” Friday Masses at St. Mary’s to occasional special” ones in the school gym. This year the juniors celebrated the anniversary of their classmate Danny Pfeiffer, while the sopho- mores had both the Christmas and the Ash Wednesday celebrations. The freshmen planned the special Mass for the bishop's visit. The seniors directed their last Mass of the year, which was held down by the grotto. ROYALTY REIGNS OVER VICTORY The homecoming game between the Lourdes Knights and Falls City Sacred Fleart took place on November 1 Perhaps inspired by the half-time royalty, the Knights played their way to a decisive win. 14 to 6. The game itself was preceded by a week of spirit- filled activities during school, and it was followed by the traditional bonfire and truck ride. PICTURES: Below: The homecoming candidates, Op- posite Top Left.- Ann and Jody dressed in their Hal- loween costumes during Spirit Week: Center Left: Gary. Doug. Julie, and Marcia decorating for the dance: Bottom Left: Dan and Ed talking at the bon- fire on the eve of the game: Top Right: King Joe and Queen Janet enjoying the victory dance along with Bruce and Karen; Bottom Right: The stuff that dreams (and memories) are made of. SI Diane Davis beneath the rainbow and the theme. Kelly Schreiner (Jr. Class President) and Joe Heng (Sr. Class Secretary) with their dates. John Schreiter and Carol Griepen- stroh. led the Grand March. Upper Left! Doug Straub harassing Mrs. Harris again. Upper Right: Mrs. Walters checking the punch. Center Left: This prom was 11 Center Right: Get down. Staciel Lower Left: Chris Gress hooking DeeDee’s Necklace??? Lower Right: Are Julie and Doug dancing or doing the MONGOLOID???lll 53 The prom this year was really beautiful. This was due to all the hard work that the Junior class put into it. Upper Left: Charlie, there's plenty of Kleenex; use themI Center Left: The entry definitely improved with the help of more stuffing hands! Lower Left- Diane really looks enthused on her hands and knees. Lower Center:• Mrs. Berry's guidance helped the junior class to achieve a success- ful. prom. Above: How’s the weather up there. Barb? Below: If Joanie keeps going at this rate, she will be trapped forever! A good 'OLD girl!!! You've got to have a dream. 57 My news today must be brief and sad. . La vie est belle. 58 K OF C A WARDS BANQUET Guest speaker. Moa Iba. spoke of our futures. The Walt Wenzl family received the Catholic Family of the Year Award. Joe Heng and Julie Riege received the outstanding athlete awards. Jody Bussard with her Outstanding Senior Stu- dent trophy. Some of the students this year visited Mount Saint Joseph in Kentucky. Pictured are: Sister Joanna. Stacie Stanley. Sister Cheryl. Barb O'Neill. Norene Clark. Sister Marty, and Chris Wurtele. Left. Doug Mart ice won the Lion's Club Scholarship in the Greater Nebraska Science and Engineering Fair. Right. Joyce Bee card and Cindy Oelke received honors in the Century III Leader Competition. Left.- Cindy Oelke. Jody Bussard. Diane Davis, and Kim Schreiner were members of the KMA Brain Bowl Team from Lourdes. After defeating Oakland in first round competition, they were defeated by Clarinda. 61 National Catholic Schools' Week climaxed at Lourdes with an all- school Mass on February 8. 1980. Bishop Glennon Flavin was the main celebrant, joined by Fathers Sattler. Barr. Baker, and Die- koff. The theme of the entire week was Catholic Schools: One of the Family. Upper Left.- Doug Straub and Dan Harshman assisted as acolytes. Upper Right. Arnold Beckman introduces the celebra- tion. To foster community interest in Lourdes and pro- vide an opportunity for outside visitors to see the school, the Lourdes faculty conducted an open house on March II. 1980. A lot of work was done for the occasion. Among the benefits were a revised course offering booklet, and another good chance to socialize (around the cookie table, of course)t Lourdes students participated in a Hunger Day to raise money for the Cambodian refugees. Those who fasted, donated their lunch money to the cause. Above: Fr. Barr accepts the check from Mr. Berry. Jody Bussard. Kelly Schreiner. Julie Riege. and Capri Fenton. Below. Lourdes instituted a Kindergarten program this year with Sister Marty as instructor. Here. Fr. Barr addresses the guests who attended the dedication on October 16. 1979. Below: Holy Week services this year were done with a special touch. The freshman presented Leonardo do Vinci's Last Supper.” Participating were.- Susie Durr. Rick Bussard, Mick Causgrove, Steve Wood. Diane Giittinger. Jolene Sar- aillon, Barbara Durr, Traci Schreiner. Allysyn Mo zahn. Chris Sporrer. Julie Lutz. Nancy Heng. and Debbie Funke. 63 The Wildwood River and Country Arts Guild presents Dee- Dee Miller a $15.00 check for her award winning painting. The faculty vs. student basketball game was a real thriller. The faculty edged the students, pulling off a win. But watch out next year faculty I Miss Durand hands out special awards to the flag girls at Honors Convocation. 64 Chris Gress was a participant in the weight lifting contest. A THLETICS FOOTBALL KNIGHTS ENDURE A LONG SEASON Upper Left: Big Bad Bunsy goes for the tackle. Upper Right: A mad scramble for the ball. Bottom. A concerned Irishman saying his prayers. 66 VOLLEYBALL! Back Row (left to right): Coach Liesemeyer. Karen Kreifels, Lisa Fey. Juiie Riege. Janet Riege. Paula Paap. Kim Schreiner. Jody Bussard. Cindy Heng, Kris Schreiner. Theresa Henne. Carol Griepenstroh. Middle Row (left to right).- Norene Clark. Jeri Riege. Stacie Stanley, Diane Davis, Joanie Moyer, Karen Fleng, Kristie Heng. Capri Fenton. Colleen Sullivan. Donna Davis. Brenda White. Front Row (left to right): Joanie Eickhoff. Stacy Ramold. Susie Durr. Tracy Schreiner. Chris Sporrer. Amy Lechner. Lori Heng. Diane Gittinger. Allysyn Molzahn. and Debbie Funke. 69 DO IT LIKE THE ARMY . . SHOOT IT, SHOOT IT! Basketball is a game of skill and form. The Knights proved this in their shoot- ing and passing as shown here. Center. Joe Heng tries to crush” Johnson Brock. Lower Left Corner. Dan attempts to score a free throw. Lower Left: Joe exhibits the relationship between basketball and bal- let. Lower Right: Dan springs into action. Low- er Right Corner: Jim Harsh- man has obviously perfect- ed the form of free throws. I wonder if he inherited that from Dan? Opposite page: Clockwise: Rick Bussard attempts to get a pass in under the bas- ket. John Schreiter concen- trates on a free throw. Rick attempts a short shot. A massive scramble to gain control after a jump ball. Bryan Turner gets off a shot to keep the Knights in the lead. Jim Harshman gets ready to pass the ball to Kevin Rettig. 71 GIRLS' BASKETBALL This year was full of ups and downs, wins and losses. No matter what the score was, it was full of fun and anxious watching of the scoreboard. Even though the season is over, we will always remember it. VARSITY Colleen Sullivan Carol Griepenstroh Cindy Straub Kris Schreiner Joanie Moyer Donna Davis Kristie Heng Barb O'Neill Lisa Fey Jeri Riege Jody Bussard Kelly Schreiner JUNIOR VARSITY Traci Schreiner Diane Giittinger Nancy Heng Therese Henne Jolene SarrLUion Karen Heng Debbie Funke Allysyn Molzahn Joanie Eickhoff Capri Fenton Susie Dunn Cindy Heng Head Coach: Dennis Berry Student Teacher• Steve Medinger HENG SOARS TO 7 At the triangular meet with Lourdes. FCSH. and Stella, senior Joe Heng set a new school record when he cleared the high jump bar at 6’8”. Good work. Joel Junior Gary White participated in the shot put and discus at various meets. Senior Jim Welter shows good form in the discus. 74 Junior Bryan Turner demonstrates the effort re- quired to throw the shot. John Schreiter grins and bears itl Jim Harshman is working hard to become the leader of the pack. Keep up the good work I 75 GIRLS RACE TO VICTORY Barb O'Neill's determination pushes her towards the finish line one more time. The Two-Mile Relay team shows its high spirits after a fantas- tic season. Members were Kristie Heng. Barb O Neill. Joanie Moyer, and Susie Durr. Kelly Schreiner gives it her best Umphi as she hurls the shot. Joanie Moyer nears the finish of yet an- other 440. Kristie Heng keeps on a-truckin’! Susie Durr following in the footsteps of her sister. Mary. Kris Schreiner gets ready to launch her shot. 77 This year's girls' track team was a perfect example of quality not quantity. The team consisted of seniors Julie Riege and Joyce Beccardi juniors Kelly Schreiner. Barb O'Neill, and Joanie Moyer-, sophomores Kristie Heng. Kris Schreiner, and Cindy Straubs freshmen Susie Durr and Stacy Ramold. Mrs. Liesemeyer coached the girls. Pic- tured above are Susie Durr. Coach Liesemeyer. Joanie Moyer. Kelly Schreiner, and Barb O'Neill with their trophy for placing second in the Galaxy Track Meet. Boys track team members were: Back Row: David Ramold. Bryan Turner. Jeff Harding. Doug Marfice. Wayne Kreifels, John Schreiter. Mark Durr. Middle Row: Dave Rakes. Rick Bus- sard. Matt Heng. Tom Gude. Dave Kuhlman. Front Row.- Steve Wood. Joe Heng. Brian Stanley. Not pictured: Chris Gress. Ed Stukenholtz. Jim Welter. Jim Harshman. Gary White. 78 VOLLEYBALL FOOTBALL Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Palmyra Weeping Water Louisville ■ Conestoga ■ Humboldt - Stella - Pawnee City - Dorchester - FCSH B SCORE A Varsity Lost Reserve Lost C-team Palmyra Lost Lost Lost Pawnee City Lost Lost Won Conestoga Lost Lost Won Stella Lost Lost Lost Humboldt Lost Won Won FCSH Lost Lost - Louisville Lost Won Won Weeping Water Won - - Elk Creek Lost - - Stella’ Won - - Palmyra ’ Lost - Weeping Water ’ Lost - - Murdock ’ GIRLS’ BASKETBALL R BOYS’ BASKETBALL Varsity Reserve Varsity Reserve Won Lost Palmyra D Lost Lost Louisville Lost Johnson Brock Lost - Johnson Brock Lost Won Weeping Water Lost Lost FCSH Lost Won Pawnee City Won Lost Palmyra Lost - Douglas Won • Douglas Lost Won Stella Lost Lost Omaha Holy Name Lost Won FCSH Lost Won Stella Lost Lost Dawson-Verdon Lost Lost Conestoga Lost Won Humboldt Lost Lost Humboldt Lost Lost Louisville Won Lost Weeping Water Lost Lost N.C. Public Won - Louisville’ Lost Won Conestoga Lost • Conestoga ’ Lost - Weeping Water Lost - Stella’ Won Won Wymore Won Won Sidney Won - Nebr. Deaf Won - Elmwood’ Lost - Adams’ Lost - Adams’ denotes tournaments Right: DeeDee Miller and Julie Riege were named to the honor able mention All-Conference Volleyball team. Not pictured-. Janet Riege. honorable mention. Below Jen Riege and Kelly Schreiner were named to the honorable mention All-Confer- ence Girls' Basketball team. Barb O'Neill was named to the 1st All-Conference team. A Boys named to the All-Conference Football team were Ed Stukenholtz, Joe Heng. and Bruce Welniak. Pan Harshman received honorable men- tion. Right: Rick Bussard was named to the honorable mention All-Conference Bas- ketball team. Joe Heng and Dan Harsh man were named to the team. COACHES SUPPORT T E A M S Clockwise: Coach Dennis Berry-Girls’ Basketball: Coach Dennis Obermeyer- FootbaH, Boy’s Track Coach Jim Hakel- Boy’s Basketball: Coach Mary Ann Liese- meyer-Volleyball. Girl’s Track. We would like to dedicate this page, and our thanks to these coaches for all their time and effort. They are always there to support us whether we win or lose. Thanks Co achlll 81 These are the members of the Lourdes Track Teams that qualified for the State Track Meet. Upper Left: Kelly Schreiner participat- ed in the State Meet for the second year in a row. She placed 6th in the shot put. Upper Right: Joe Heng qualified in the high jump. He received 5th place. Left-. Susie Durr. Kristie Heng. Barb O'Neill, and Joanie Moyer were the members of the 2-mile relay team. We hope they qualify for State again next year. Susie Durr also qualified in the 2- mile run. CONGRATULA- TIONSIII 82 ' FRIENDSHIP NEVER DIES Cindy. Julie. Mrs. Walters, and team member Julie Gross work on a poster reflecting what Jesus means to them. Joe Heng. Janet Riege. and Marcia Rettig enjoy themselves during a break. Team members were (from left) Diane. Dave. Sally. John, and Julie. Not pictured are Tim and Fr. Brown. They shared many good times with us. taught us songs, and helped us to experience God. 84 Small group discussions had topics that ranged from our favorite group to Christ. SENIOR RETREAT The team and Fr. Jim Brown also learned from us. We helped them experience small town life and a close class relationship. Group dis- cussions. games, songs, and tin- kertoys helped us to see God in our life. Once we were well ac- quainted with each other, every- thing went smoothly and we had a lot of fun. Mrs. Walters. Mrs. Lie- semeyer. Sr. Joanna, and Fr. Brom- back seemed to have as much fun as we did. The time went too quickly for all of us. and when we left, we felt we were leaving very good friends behind us. Above: Father Abraham had seven sonsI Below: Were all tied up and can't get out. Oh no! Karen was confused trying to build the tinkertoy design from Jody's instructions. Below: Seers for the design. SKIP DA Y 1980 Our senior skip day this year was held on April 30. We left the school at 9.00 a.m. It was truly a day to remember. It was'a little taste of what it would be like to be free from the cares of school. You know. No more pencils, no more books, no more teacher's dirty looksI The best part of all. it was the first and last time we could legally skip schoolI The day's schedule: Putt-Putt Golf Holmes Lake Boating Valentino's Downtown Movies.- Where The Buffalo Roam All That Jazz The Fifth Eagle's Wing Joe. is that all yours??? 5 86 DeeDee and Laurie, doing the natural thmgl 1980” - OUR YEAR Left: Guess who forgot to do her homework?ll below: Row. Row. Row Your Boat I Stroke, two, three, four I Bottom: Laurie is a perfect example of what our skip day was all about. 87 Above. The Class of 1980. Below: Dee- Dee marches triumphantly, diploma in hand. Right: The graduates receive warm wishes for a successful future. Lower Left-. The distinguished guests spoke to the graduates. Lower Right: Joyce clutched the proof of her twelve years of hard work. Beccard. Joyce: 7.15.16. 38. 41 44. 45. 61. 85. 88. 89. 91 Bussard. Jody. 6. 7.15.16. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 43. 48. 50. 51. 56. 57.60. 61. 61 68. 71 84. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91 Durr. Gary. 4. 7. 15. 41 43. 51. 85. 88. 89. 90. 91 Fey. Lisa. 7.15.16. 34. 35. 36. 39. 41. 41 43. 44. 46. 50. 57. 68. 71 85. 88. 89. 91 Harshman. Dan. 6. 7.15. 38. 41 50. 63. 70. 71. 85. 88. 89. 90. 91 Heng. Joe. 6. 10. 38. 41 43. 50. 51. 51 56. 58. 60. 64. 65. 70. 74. 78. 81 84. 85. 86. 88. 89. 91 Kempkes. Laurie. 6. 10. 34. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 91 Kreifels. Karen 10.15. 41 50. 51. 57. 68. 69. 84. 85. 88. 89. 91 Lutz. Ann 6.10.15.16. 34. 35. 36. 39. 45. 51. 85. 87. 88. 89. 91 Miller. DeeDee 6.10.16. 34. 35. 49. 53. 64. 80. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91 Oelke. Cindy. II. 16. 34. 38. 46. 49. 57. 61. 84. 88. 89. 90. 91 Rettig. Marcia. 5. II. 33. 34. 39. 41 51. 53. 84. 85. 88. 89. 91 Riege. Janet: 6. II. 15. 33. 34. 41 44. 48. 50. 51. 53. 60. 61 68. 80. 84. 85. 88. 89. 90. 91 Schmitz. Diane 4. 6. II. 15.16. 41. 57. 85. 87. 88. 89. 91. 106 Straub. Doug 6. 14. 38. 51. 53. 63. 85. 88. 89. 90. 91 Stukenholtz. Ed 14. 16. 41. 43. 50. 64. 85. 88. 90. 91 Welmak. Bruce 14. 15. 43. 50. 51. 57. 88. 89. 90. 91 Welter. Jim 14. 15. 43. 50. 74. 88. 89. 90. 91 Wirth. Maryanna. 6. 14. 15. 36. 85. 88. 89. 91 Davis. Donna. II. 11. 34. 35. 36. 38. 41. 46. 68. 71 Durr. Mark: 4. II. 34. 38. 49. 78 Fenton. Capri. II. 11. 34. 38. 41. 61. 68. 69 Francois. Mike: 4. 10. II. 41 Cress. Chris: II. 34. 53 Griepenstroh. Carol: II. 13. 33. 38. 41. 51 68. 71 Gude. Tom. 4. II. 38. 41 49. 78 Harding. Jeff: 4. 11 34. 41. 56. 78 Heng. Cindy: 4. II. 11. 34. 56. 68 Heng. Karen 4. 11. 34. 38. 56. 68. 69 Heng. Krisitie. II. 11. 34. 41. 48. 56. 68. 73.81 Heng. Matt. 11. 34. 78 Henne. Therese: 11. 34. 56. 68 Kreifels. Wayne: 11. 34. 38. 78 Kuhlman. David: 4. 11. 78 Marfice. Doug: 4. 13. 34. 46. 56. 61. 78 Ramold. David: 13. 49. 78 Rettig. Kevin: 13. 34. 41. 56. 57. 71 Schreiner. Kris: 13. 34. 68 Schreiter. John.- 13. 41 51. 53. 71. 75. 78 Straub. Cindy: 13. 34. 37. 38 Sullivan. Colleen. 11. 13. 34. 68. 71 White. Brenda 13. 41. 49. 53. 68 Wurtele. Kay: II. 11. 13. 34 VanHook. Lynette. 13. 56 Clark. Norene. 3. 4. 18. 33. 34. 35. 41. 56. 61. 68. 69 Davis. Diane 3.18.19. 34. 35. 35. 38. 46. 48. 51. 54. 57. 61. 68 Gress. Pat. 18. 19. 10. 41. 54. 55. 57 Kaiser. Joe: 1. 18. 19. 10. 56 Moyer. Joanie 1. 3.18.19. 34. 41. 43. 44. 45. 48. 54. 68. 69. 71. 73. 78. 81 O 'Neill. Barb 3. 4.18.10. 33. 34. 41. 43. 44. 48. 54. 57. 61. 68. 69. 71. 73. 78. 80. 81 Paap. Paula. 3.18.19. 34. 35. 36. 38. 45. 48. 54. 57.68 Pfeiffer. Don. 1. 4. 18. 41. 46. 54. 56 Riege. Jeri 18. 41. 68. 69. 73. 80 Schreiner. Kelly. 18. 31. 34. 41. 41. 51. 54. 57. 61. 71. 78. 80. 81 Schreiner. Kim 3.18.10. 31. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 41. 41. 43. 46. 54. 55. 57. 58. 61. 68 Schreiner. Rick: 1. 18. 19. 10 Stanley. Stacie. 3. 4. 18. 19. 34. 41. 53. 54. 61. 68. 69 Turner. Bryan. 1. 18. 19. 10. 41. 46. 54. 71. 75. 78 White. Gary. 19. 10. 54. 74 Wurtele. Chris, 4. 19. 34. 48. 54. 61 Bussard. Rick. 17. 14. 49. 56. 61. 71. 78. 80 Causgrove. Mick: 17. 14. 16. 49. 61 Durr. Barbara: 4. 14. 36. 49. 56. 61 Durr. Susie. 14. 34. 49. 61. 68. 69. 71. 78. 81 Eickhoff. Joanie: 14. 49. 56. 68. 69 Fey. Kevin. 14. 49. 56. 58 Funke. Debbie. 4. 14. 33. 49. 56. 61. 68 Giitfinger. Diane: 17. 14. 15. 35. 36. 49. 61. 68 Harshman. Jim. 14. 41. 49. 70. 71. 75 Heng. Lon. 14. 49. 68 Heng. Nancy: 17. 15. 16. 49. 61 Heng. Ronnie.- 15. 49 Johnson. Gail- 15. 49 Kempkes. Rod: 14. 15. 49 Lechner. Amy. 15. 49. 68. 69 Lechner. Carol: 15. 41. 49. 68 Lutz. Julie: 17. 15. 49. 61 Molzahn. Allysyn: 4. 15. 41. 49. 68 Nixon. Britt: 15. 16. 41. 49. 56. 58 O'Flaherty. Jeanette: 15. 49 O'Neill. Bob 16. 49 Rakes. David 16. 49. 78 Ramold. Stacey. 14. 16. 34. 49. 68 Sarraillon. Jolene. 16. 35. 36. 46. 49. 61 Schreiner. Randy: 16. 49 Schreiner. Traci.- 4. 17. 16. 49. 56. 61. 68 Shields. Diane.- 16. 49 Sporrer. Chris: 4. 17. 16. 36. 49. 56. 61. 68 Stanley. Brian: 16. 41. 49. 78 Wood. Steve 16. 46. 49. 71. 78 Baker. Fr. Nicholaus. 18. 48. 49. 63 Barr. Fr. L lam 10. 49. 61. 63. 88 Brombach. Fr. Richard: 19. 84 Berry. Mrs. Cora: 17. 30. 43. 54. 63 Berry. Mr. Dennis. 3.17. 43. 61. 81. 88 Clemmons. Sr. Cheryl: 1. 4. 19. 39. 61. 63. 89 Craycroft. Sr. Rose: 19. 63 Durand. Miss Sally. 48. 57. 58. 63 Eickhoff. Mrs. Sue: 18 Hakel. Mr. Jim. 16. 17. 43. 81 Harris. Mrs. Dianna 18. 45. 53 Hawkes. Dr. Mary Jane: 19 Liesemeyer. Mrs. Mary Ann. 6. 68. 69. 78. 81. 85. 88 Me Kim. Mrs. Virginia. 17. 35. 58. 63 Obermeyer. Mr. Dennis. 17. 43. 81 Ozanne. Fr. Tom. 19. 63. 88 Reed. Miss Carol: 18 Rogge. Mrs. Jeannie: 17. 63 Volkmer. Mr. Francis: 18 Walters. Mrs. Sheila: 6. 15. 19. 53. 84. 85 Ward. Sr. Joanna: 4. 18. 38. 48. 49. 61. 63. 85. 88 92 Elmer Fox, Westheimer £ Co. Dick's Pro Shop Wildwood Golf Course Tober's Shep’s Appliance £ TV Kiritsy Photography Central Liquor K-Bar-D Cowboy Shop Dr. £ Mrs. John WHmes Mar-Van Agency Mr. £ Mrs. Ray Tanking Gambles Mr. £ Mrs. Art Lima Dud's TV £ Appliance Steiner's Hobby £ Toy Center Godfather's Lechner's Store Animal Hospital Corrine's Cafe Dr. A. E. Souders Dairy Queen Dr. M. DeJarnette Joe's Cafe Dr. S. J. Nocita Vantine James Robert E. Schreiner Novak Auto Co. Dammast Clothing Besse's Beauty Shop Dinty Moore's Mr. £ Mrs. Bernard Schmitz Lorene Clark Donut Stop Mr. £ Mrs. Ronald Volkmer C. J. 's Flowers £ Gifts, Inc. Darrell's Barber Shop N. C. Grocery Merritt Cleaners Mr. £ Mrs. Orville Rettig Nelsen Brothers, Inc. Mr. £ Mrs. Tom Lollmann Mr. £ Mrs. Eugene Schreiner Mr. £ Mrs. Wilber Fey Mr. £ Mrs. Tom Schreiner Mr. £ Mrs. Deroy Harshman Fr. Liam Barr Hayhurst Agency Hoch £ Steinheider Kirby Dr. David Meyer Dr. Robert Livingston Dr. Paul Salansky Mr. £ Mrs. Orville Riege Mr. £ Mrs. Bill Gangel Goldie Miller Mr. £ Mrs. Kermit Durr Mr. £ Mrs. James Welter We, the staff, would also like to thank all those patrons and donors who wished to remain anonymous. er Congratulations Class Of 1980 Whirlpool Appliances and Service General Office: Nebraska City Branch Office: Syracuse Flower Shop Ph.873-6300 KSKZMOCD’S Florist Greenhouse Ph.873-5624 Family Prescription Shop Arlin R. Stutheit, R.P. PHONE 873-6606 After Hours or Emergency 873-5219 Free Prescription Delivery Service JOHNSTON UPHOLSTERY REFINISHING First In Quality X79 Central Ave. N.C. 873-7998 msszom Complete Automotive G L Oil Company Service 1108 Central Ave. 873-9833 — NEBRASKA CITY X MANOR WHITEHEAD-RHODEN MANOy zi CHEVROLET- CADILLAC 1420 N. 10th Nebraska City. Nebraska 68410 AMC-JEEP-RENAUL T 402-873-3304 See The Pricemaker” CARL FITZEKAM N. Highway 73-75 Nebraska City TRUCK STOP 402-873-5507 River Bridge Road Nebraska City LIL ' DUFFER FAMIL Y RESTAURANT 115 South 6th Street Breakfast Served Nebraska City, NE. 6:00 To 10:00 AM. Daily Phone: 873-3308 Drive Thru Window 315 S. Ilth St. Nebraska City, NE BELL'S STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY Weddings — A Specialty Portraits — The Finest 713 Central 873-5320 ELKS CLUB BPOE 1049 Highway 2, Nebraska City. NE Congratulations To The Senior Class Of 1980 SHAKLEE DIFFERENCE Nutritional Food Supplements Biodegradable Household Products Naturally You Persona! Care THE REWARDS OF SHARING Independent Business Cash Bonus Bonus Car Shaklee Conventions Insurance Program Earnings Unlimited Supervisors Melvin and Bertha Morton Dunbar. Nebr. •0111A MIKE KOORY MOTORS, INC. 507-513 Central Avenue Nebraska City, NE 68410 (402) 873-5517 O L-O SMOBI LE LANDIS ENGINE COMPANY Qsrns 73,A K MM jCJQUOK Small Engine Parts and Services Food Games 210 South 11th Packaged Liquor On And Off Sale Beer Phone 873-6231 Nebraska City, Nebraska MSKCSK’S 77uul a£ut Hardware Stores Furniture Appliances TVs 115 South 8th-803 Central Ave. Nebraska City. Nebr. 68416 Phone 402-873-5595 Hardware Paint Wallpaper % Midwest Federal SAVINGS AND LOAN For your family’s financial security • Nebraska City • Auburn • Plattsmouth • Syracuse • Falls City • Crete Fsiir EQUAL HOUSING LENDER 99 ya Congratulations Graduates From THE OTOE COUNTY NA TIONAL BANK We Want To Be Your Bank 91 I Central Avenue Nebraska City, Nebraska MILLER - MONROE CO. Insurance - Real Estate NORMAN'S INCORPORATED BUS. TEL. 873-3331 115 N. 10th Nebraska City 600 North Tonth Stroot 100 ( ' Nebraska City CIDCT Office 1 IK3I 1016 Central FEDERAL LINCOLN 1 TOWN AND COUNTRY MART Telephone 873-3367 For Most Of Your Farm And Home Supplies WEBERING JEWELRY Box 339 1707 Frontage Road Nebraska City, Nebraska 910 Central Avenue Nebraska Ci 1 . Nebraska Watches Phone 873-3706 Diamonds WENZL HARDWARE JOHNNY'S CYCLE Honda - Yamaha QUALITY HARDWARE River Bridge Road Nebraska City 906 Central Avenue Nebraska City, Nebraska Phone: 873-3619 BOHL PLUMBING AND HEATING, INC. 1113 Central Avenue Nebraska City, Nebraska Phone 873-5632 101 PAAP’S SPOKZ SHOP 1315 S. 1 Ith Nebraska City. Nebr Fishing. Hunting and Trapping Supplies MOYER PRINT SHOP Commercial Printing Wedding Invitations 604 Central Avenue Nebraska City, Nebraska Phone: 873-6216 BROWN'S SHOEFIT PEPSMtoLA Family Shoestore Open 6 days a week phone 873-5468 Nebraska City (Aenirai ‘Ecvexaye 518 Central Avenue Nebraska CitiNebr. 68410 Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 KJMMSJC OKCHAKD 'DA VJDSOM AQSMV JMSUKAMCS Andy Seybcrt Manager Rural Route 2 Nebr. City, NE 873-5293 810 Central Res. 402-873-7137 Nebraska City. Nebr Bus. 402-873-6501 . 1 ■ 1 Ejy n RON $ NEAN’S 1 Ron % Jeanine Schriener Empori lulo 1219 Central OF NEBRASKA CITY. INC. Mixed Drinks LARRY VAN SICKLE 1 220 CENTRAL AVE. 402-873-7515 NEBRASKA CITY. NEBR Beer Lunch WELLENSIEK INSURANCE ( ylnsuronceg agent J Agents: Otto H. Wellensiek Linda A. Fenton 1010 Central. Nebraska City. HE 873-3343 AUTOMOTIVE INC Complete 24 Hour Welding Service Shop Or Field 1014 Central Avenue Nebraska City, NE 68410 Equipment Repaired Complete Automotive Machine Shop Steel Fabrication And Erection B'S MEADES Auto Parts INC P.O. Box IS6 Nebraska City, NE 68410 873-6602 VALLEY VIEW CARE Shop (402)873-6343 Home (402)873-4596 CENTER George A. Meade Jr. ,A Place Where Life Is Worth 1 Living 1 1 103 Catalog Phone 873-6693 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1980 J. C. PEN HEY C “W£ CJCOZH8 ZHS 7AMJZV This is dCPenney Store Phone 873-5557 «V HINKY DINKY We Want To Be Your Kind Of Store Congratulations To The 1980 Seniors Nebraska City, Nebraska — PRECIOUS BLOOD SOCIETY 113 North 7th Street Nebraska City, Nebraska Phone: 873-6680 SINGER-AMERICAN METER Extends Congratulations To The Seniors Of 1980 couyzKv tfym'Msy KAKKSK SHOP For Appoinlmcnt Call 873-6425 THOMAS AVENUE CARPET Furniture. Formica Carpet. Vinyl PPG Paint 1002 Central Ave. Custom Made Nebraska City Draperies Nobody Beats Our Deal Andrews Monumeni HJidhs EVER LASTING MEMORIALS Nebraska City nebr auburn, nebr falls City, nebr LARSON’S FARM CENTER River Bridge Road East Hwy. 1 Nebraska City 873-5555 ' BROWN GLASS COMPANY Furniture Tops, Mirrors, Windshields Installed, Steel And Vinyl Siding 118 Central A ve. 873-5569 N.C. OUTERWEAR Congratulations And Best Wishes Class Of I9S0 PLA-MOR SPORTING GOODS Owner—Charles Doeden Phone: 873-7150 1120 Central Avenue South llth Nebr. City Nebraska City. NE 873-7507 Have A Coke And A Smile Trade mark ® Coke Adds Life CITY WHOLESALE MEAT COMPANY Wholesale meats and poultry 808 South 8th Nebraska City, Nebraska SIX FACTORIES Garment Outlet Quality Apparel At Wholesale Prices 106 S. llth St. Nebraska City Phone: 873-7105 ifc----------------- 106 W S H MANUFACTURERS Nebraska City, Nebraska JESSUP’S REXALL DRUGS Prescription Drugs Phone: 873-3397 824 Central Avenue Nebraska City, Nebraska 107 FARMERS CO-OP OIL COMPANY 1301 8th Corso Nebraska City. Nebraska Phone: 873-3391 Congratulations to the Lourdes Class Of 1980 Space Donated By FAMIL Y PHYSICIANS OF NEBRASKA CTY AND TALMAGE Hemmingsen fs Clothing For Men And Young Men 811 Central Ave. 873-6068 ■Bfc Virg 6 Vehno Miller Proprietors Nebraska City. NE. BOWL A T THE •LANES, IBS Phone 873-3501 MID AMERICA TRUCK STOP Open 7 Days A Week 34 Hours A Day Across The River Bridge From Nebraska City On Hi-way 3 MFA INSURANCE fflNSUMNCq SHIELD Of SHELTER For All Your Insurance Needs Life Health Auto Home Farm Ken Kraenow III S. 14th 873-6097 PACKERS TRADINCj COMpANy COMMODITY BROKERS Professional Plaza Tenth Street at First Avenue Nebraska City, Nebraska 68410 Phone 402-873-7711 Skip Hammond, Leo Heng. Hans Gosch And Kris Sugden Licensed Brokers 108 MASTER'S IMPLEMENT Dependability. And Dealers Make The Difference Highway 73-75 North Nebraska City Phone 873-6607 FRAZIER’S The Store With The Personal Touch 723 Central Avenue Phone: 873-3587 WOERNER OIL CO. R.R. 2 And ARBOR LIQUOR 615 Central A ve. Owners: Jody 3 Be v Hermann v a ■:: •• ■� v v .s •. m.«l: n -r- ..ff i Vh[ WAkES line’s 'l vei City Satoon £. ‘zDance Nf. t-H41 ’ ■-AV ' i, l.‘. L t:ANOS Tr- FPt SAT •av ?n . r V • ; AM S.JNDAvs IRENE’S CAFE Home Cooked Meals Open Daily River Bridge Road LIVINGSTON’S Where Fashion is a Look, not a Price and it's Fun to Shop 109 SCHOOL SONG Lourdes Central High School Spirit is true! With a hi and a ho, We're cheering for you! We love our colors Blue and White And our motto is stay in there and fight! When there's a winning We always say, We got the Knights That know how to play! All the other teams are falling Wishing that they could Fight, Fight, Fight! Le Dioyt Land Co. Farm Management - Sales Appraisals Deroy Harshman Nebraska City 873-6444 We, the staff of the 1980 Lourdette, would like to thank all the people who have given us their support throughout the year, in making our dream come true. You, the merchants, parents, faculty, and fellow students, have made our dream a reality. We hope that this book will help you remember the memories of 1980 at Nebraska City Lourdes. 11