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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1981 volume:

LOURDETTE 1981 Lnurdes Central High School Nebraska Ctiy, Nebraska W SPECIAL THANKS: News Press Bell's Studio Stephen Harvey Studio Kiritsy Studio Hot lunch Joe??? Jeri didn't want to get her hands dirty. Like father ... like son!?? 3 NORENE CLARK Band 1-2-3-4 NSVH 3-4 Musical 1-3 Pep Club 1-2 Basketball 2 Speech 1-2-3-4 L Club 3-4 Chorus 1-3 Yearbook 2-3 DIANE DAVIS Math Club 2-3-4 Math Club Pres. 4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Pep Club Pres. 4 Spanish Club 3-4 NHS 3-4 Volleyball 2-3 Musical 1-3 Girls' State 3 Chorus 1-3 Homecoming Queen National Merit Semifinalist One-Act Play 3-4 Reader's Theatre 2 Class President 4 Class Officer 2-3 Student Council 4 PAT GRESS Football 1-2-3-4 Track 2-4 FFA 2-3-4 FFA Sec. 3 FFA Pres. 4 L Club 1-2-3-4 L Club Pres. 4 Class Treasure 1-2-3-4 Homecoming King Musical 3 Yearbook 4 Student Council 4 I Dare You Award 3 Chorus 1-2-4 JOE KAISER Football 2-3-4 Basketball 2-3 Musical 3 L Club 3-4 Chorus 1 Band 1-2 Homecoming Candidate KELLI KASHISH1AN Chorus 4 Pep Club 4 Speech 4 JOANIE MOYER Class Vice. 4 Cheerleader 1-3-4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Spanish Club 3-4 Spanish Club Pres. 4 L Club 2-3-4 Student Council 4 NSVH 3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Volleyball 2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Track 2-3-4 State Track Meet 3 Homecoming Candidate Chorus 1-3 Musical 1-3 Yearbook 3-4 Flag Girl 2 BARB O'NEIL Pep Club 2-3 Track 1-2-3 Cheerleader 2-3 Volleyball 2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 L Club 1-2-3-4 NHS 3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Band Vice. 3-4 Musical 1-3 I Dare You Award'' 3 Student Council 4 PAULA PAAP Volleyball 2-3-4 Basketball 2 Pep Club 1-2-3 Chorus 1-3 Musical 1-3 NHS 3-4 NSVH 2-3-4 Yearbook 3-4 Spanish Club 3-4 Math Club 2-3-4 5 6 Patrick Raymond Gress Joseph Michael Kaiser Kelli Leddel Kashishian Joan Marie Moyer Barbara Lynn O'Neill Paula Mae Paap 7 DON PFEIFFER Basketball 2-3 VB Statistician 4 Band 1-2-3-4 NHS 3-4 Musical 1-3 Class Pres. 2 Homecoming Candidate 4 Student Council 2-4 Boy's State 3 KELLY SCHREINER Class Pres. 1-3 Basketball 2-3-4 Volleyball 2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 State Track Meet 2-3 Student Council 1-2-3-4 Yearbook 2-3-4 Yearbook Editor 4 L Club 2-3-4 NSVH 2-3-4 School Photographer Band 4 Homecoming Candidate Chorus 1-3 Musical 1-3 Pep Club 1 JERI RIEGE Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 2-3 Track 1 Musical 1 Chorus 1-3 Band 1-2-3 Cheerleader 1 Pep Club 1 Class officer 1 L Club 1-2-3-4 Homecoming Candidate Spanish Club 3 Flag Girl 2 Yearbook 4 KIM SCHREINER Volleyball 2-3 Band 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-3 Band Pres. 4 Math Club 2-3-4 Yearbook 1-2-3 NHS 3-4 Musical 1-3 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Homecoming Candidate Student Council 4 NSVH 2-3-4 Speech Girl's State (Alternate) Wesleyan Honor Band 2 8 RICK SCHREINER School Musical 1-3 Football 2 Band 1-2 Homecoming Candidate Chorus 1 STACIE STANLEY Band 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-3 Musical 1 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 2-4 Volleyball 2-3 Track 1-2-3-4 Basketball 2 L Club 1-2-3-4 NSVH 3-4 Yearbook 4 BRYAN TURNER Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Musical 1-3 Boys State (Alternate) 3 Chorus 1 L Club 1-2-3-4 Homecoming Candidate CHARLIE WHITE Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1 Musical 1-3 L Club 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Band 1 Chorus 1 CHRIS WURTELE Pep Club 1-2 Musical 1-3 Class Sec. 1 NSVH 4 Student Manager 2-4 Chorus 1-3-4 Yearbook 4 Donald Leo Pfieffer Jeri Anne Riege Kelly Jo Schreiner Kimberly Anne Schreiner 10 Gary Lynn White Stacie Marie Stanley Christine Joyce Wurtele 11 MEMO • • FRIEND I once had a friend who was gentle and kind, And I don't think I'll ever find . . . One who could listen and understand, He'd always give me a helping hand. And whenever I was down and feeling blue. He'd always make me feel brand new. In fond memory of Dan Pfeiffer 16 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Berry, Principal; Carol Reed, Secretary Left: Fr. Dawson; Diocesan Superintendent, Right: Fr. Barr; Superinten- dent, Fr. Johnson, Guidance Counselor Dr. Mary Jane Hawkes, Chemistry, Physics. Cora Berry, Science. w Tf a 'T r Sally Durand, Band, Chorus; Sister Jacenta, Math; Fr. Brombach, Theology. 19 Jim Hakel, Science, Boys Basketball; Sister Rose Marie, Librarian; Sister Joanna Ward, Math; Mike Lair, History, Foot- ball, Athletic Director; Frank Volkmer, Shop; Vir- ginia McKim, English, Drama. 20 THE GANG '82 David Kuhlman Doug Marfice Kevin Rettig • I Tom Gude Treas. Kris Heng V.P. Capri Fenton Pres. Theresa Henne Sec. Class Officers; L-R Mick Causgrove-treasurer, Allysyn Molzahn-president, Lori Heng-secretary, Nancy Heng-vice president. Rick Bussard Tony Apalodo Barb Durr loanie Eickhoff Debbie Funke Mick Causgrove Susie Durr Kevin Fey Diane Giittinger Jim Harshmann Lori Heng Nancy Heng Ronnie Heng Gail Johnson Rod Kempkes Carol Lechner Julie Lutz Allysyn Molzahn 26 Bob O'Neill Dave Rakes Stacie Ramold Jolene Sarraillon Randy Schreiner Traci Schreiner Diana Shields Chris Sporrer Brian Stanley Steve Wood 27 28 The studious freshmen at work. 29 Kim Sporrer Joan Sporrer Rob Schreiner Bryan Stuckenholtz Class Officers for 1980-81. F-B. Pres.-John Welter Vice-Joan Sporrer Sec.-Judy Campbell Treas.-lynn Heng Tracy Turner Lauri White Karen Wenzl John Welter 30 s p E E C H Members of the speech team were front row: Kim Schreiner, Donna Davis, Diane Davis. 2nd row: Roberta Connolly, Joan Sporrer, Kelli Kashishian. Back row: Diane Gittinger, Jolene Sarrilon. Loureds was represented at the state speech meet by a group consisting of Diane Davis, Donna Davis, Kim Schreiner, Joan Sporrer. They received a second place medal for their oral interpretation of prose. 34 EL CLUB DE ESPANOL Last summer, from June 5 to 12, the Spanish Club took an unforgetable trip to Mexico City. They raised over $2000 in less than 5 months. (That's got to be a school record!) A big thanks goes to all who made the trip possible. Left is Joanie and Jeri before their big climb to the top of the Pyramid of the Sun. Mama made it too, can you believe it? bruto hombre!!! Although the juniors tried to out - eat the seniors, how can you eat more than Diane, Paula, and Joanie? Math Club included front row: Diane Davis, pres.; Donna Daivs, vice-pres.; Kim Schreiner, corresponding-sec.; Brenda White, recording-sec.; and Carol Grie- penstroh, treasurer. Second row: Stacie Ramold, Jolene Saraillon, Nancy Heng, Diane Giittinger, and Cindy Straub. Third row: Tom Gude, Mark Durr, Allysyn Molzahn, Therese Henne, Traci Schreiner, and Barb Durr. Last row: Mick Causgrove, Rod Kempkes, Steve Wood, Karen Heng, Capri Fenton, and Paula Paap. 38 Above: Our senior cheer- leaders, Joanie Moyer and Slacy Stanley, do the routine to STOMP Left: Reserve cheer- leaders, Tracy Turner and Allysyn Molzahn get excited at a football game. Right: Cindy shows us her stuff. : i mmm m i 40 YEARBOOK STAFF '81 STUDENT COUNCIL HOLDS SWEETHEART DANCE The Student Council was very active this year. They sponsored Homecoming Week, the Homecoming Dance featuring Complete Music, a special mass with the Bishop, and the Sweetheart Dance. Above everyone seems to be enjoying themselves at the dance. 43 NHS National Honor Society members included: (clockwise) Kris Heng, Karen Heng, Don Pfeiffer (Pres.), Capri Fenton, Kim Schreiner, Brenda White, Diane Davis, Paula Paap, and Donna Davis. 44 BOYS AND GIRLS STATE Delegates are Karen Heng and Tom Guhde. Alternates are Donna Davis and Kevin Rettig. Above- L-Club members include. Row 1 left to right Capri Fenton, Janet Hauder, Lauri White, Su- sie Durr, Cindy Straub, Kevin Rettig, Lynn Heng, Rick Bussard, Row 2 Brian Stanley, Chris Gress, Mark Durr, Bryan Turner, Chris Scheiner, Kris Heng, Don- na Davis. Row 3 Doug Marfice, Tom Gude, Wayne Kreifels, Pat Gress, Kelly Scheiner, Stacie Stanley. Row 4 Dave Ra- mold, Matt Heng, Joanie Moyer, Colleen Sullivan, Coach Liar. Left- Officers Pat Gress-Pres. Donna Da- vis-Sec. L C L U B 46 The school celebrated many masses during the year. Upper right: The bishop with Frs. Johnson and Barr lead the proces- sion. Left: The Student Council was in charge of the mass when the bishop was the celebrant. Right: Frs. Sattler, Barr, Bishop Flavin, Frs. Johnson, Brombach, and Baker celebrate the Eucharist. Lower right: Miss Alm- gren and Miss Durand provide the music for the mass. 47 48 WINTER FOOTBALL Our Football Team tried harder this year and had more team unity than ever before. Coach Lair kept the team's spirits up all year and they never gave up. We're proud of you guys!!!! HOMECOMING 1980 Homecoming candidates left to right: joanie Moyer, Barb O'Neill, Diane Davis, (Queen), Kelly Schreiner, Jeri Riege, Kim Schreiner; back row: Charlie White, Don Pfeiffer, Joe Kaiser, Pat Gress, (King), Rick Schreiner. Homecoming week included: Opposite sex day, Sweat day. Toga day, Blue and White day; pep rallies, stealing out- houses, and the bon-fire. 53 54 VOLLEYBALL The Varsity Volleyball Team showed much improvement this year, and with the out-standing record of the J-V's, the future looks very promis- ing. Left: Senior girls enjoying their hills. Bottom: Our smilin' coaches; Mrs. Liesemeyer and Mrs. Rogge. News Press Guest Editorial: Sept. 14: City Spirit! It is with joy and grati- tude that I wish to report to our community what seemed to me to be a most significant moment. It oc- curred near the conclusion of the Pioneer- Gretna volleyball game on September 14. Present for the game were several girls from N.C. Lourdes volleyball team, still wearing their uniforms following a victory in their first match of the season. They had obviously hurried across town to see our public school girls try to win their third contest in three starts. The 'moment' was when the Pio- neer cheerleaders led the following cheer: All for Neb. City, Stand up and cheer! And, foremost amoung all of us who stood and cheered were these girls from Lourdes, still dressed in blue and white. Surely in this demonstration of oneness there must be a welcomed lesson for all of us in community cohesiveness. Thanks Lourdes girls! Hopefully the favor will be returned. Rev. Gary Nienkamp. 55 THE 58 Our young boys amazed many this year as they closed the season 9-11. The varsity will lose only one letterman, so the next years squad will be even tougher. 59 Varsity members were front row, left-right: Traci Screiner, Carol Griepenstroh, Lauri White, Colleen Sullivan, Kris Heng, Back row: Janet Hauder, Therese Henne, Kelly Schreiner, Cindy Straub, Joanie Moyer, Kris Schreiner, Allysyn Molzahn. The varsity closed this years' season with a record of 9-11 and was ranked 10th in the state early in the season. The girls played a tough schedule and many close games. They will have a very promising season next year as the J-V players move up, who had a 10-2 record. 61 62 63 Above: Rick Bussard was named to First Team All Conference. Kevin Rettig was named to Second Team All Conference. Not pictured Jim Harshman who received Honorable Mention. To the right: Janet Hauder - First Team All Confer- ence, Kris Schreiner - Second Team All Confer- ence, Cindy Straub - Honorable Mention. 64 ALL CONFERENCE SPRING I'll lend you for a little time a child of Mine ' He said, For you to love while she lives, and mourn for when she's dead. It may be six or seven years or twenty-two or three. But will you, till I call her back, take care of her for me? She'll bring her charms to gladden you, and should her stay be brief, You'll have her lovely memories as solace for your grief. I cannot promise she will stay, since all on earth return. But there are lessons taught down there I want this child to learn. I've looked this wide world over in My search for teachers true. And from the throngs that crowd life's lanes, I have selected you. Now will you give her all your love, nor think your labor vain, Nor hate me when I come to call to take her back again? I fancied that I heard them say, Dear Lord, Thy will be done.” For all the joy Thy child shall bring, the risk of grief we'll run. We'll shelter her with tenderness, we'll love her while we may. And for the happiness we've known, forever grateful stay. But should the angels call for her much sooner than we'd planned, We'll brave the bitter grief that comes and try to understand. Thanks, Robin for all the Love and Happiness you have given us. In loving memory of Robin Harding. 5-6-61 to 4-10-81 The girls track team won a 2nd. place trophy at the Conestoga girls' invitational. The track team looks very promising for next year. Much talent was shown by the underclassmen. It might help if you'd keep your eyes open, Kris. Tracy takes after Bryan in throwing the shot. 68 BOYS TRACK Above and left: Steve shows his technique. Bottom left: Bryan thows the shot. Below: Keep going Mick, the finish line's just around the curve. 69 Above: Chris gets a good start. Below left: Jim pulls into the lead. Below right: Wayne, terrific form!!!! 70 The track team this year consisted of front row, l-r: Lauri White, Clare Kaiser, Janet Hauder, Vicki Ramold, Tracy Turner, Kim Sporrer, Joan Sporrer, Chris Sporrer, and Diane Giittinger. 2nd row: Kelly Schreiner, Kelli Kashishan, Kris Schreiner, Cindy Straub, Joanie Moyer, Kris Heng, Susie Durr, and Jolene Sarrillon. Back row: Steve Wood, Rick Bussard, Wayne Kreifels, Tony Apilado, Chris Cress, Mick Causgrove, Charlie White, John Schreiter, Bryan Stuchen- holz, John Paap, Bryan Turner, John Welter, Mark Francois, and Jim Harshman. STATE This year's state track meet qualifiers were: Cindy Straub, Lauri White, Joanie Moyer, and Kristie Heng in the mile-relay Kelly Schreiner in the disc shot, and Tony Apalado in the 800 meter run. 72 COACHES A big thanks goes to this years coaches. Mary Ann Leisemeyer - volleyball, girls' track; Mike Lair-football, boys' track, jr. high sports; Jim Hakel-boys' basketball; Fr. Lyle Johnson-assistant boys' basketball; Dennis Berry-girls' basketball. These coaches spent many long, tiring, and trying hours working with their teams. With their help we learned the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. p R 0 M 8 1 OB nit 2 uniox (-Lan of Jlouxdei ClentxaL xegueiti tlie pleaiuxe of yout company at tfie 'ju iiox- Senior Pxom on Saturday, tfie twenty-fift i of c tp iL « Vineteen fiundxed and eigfity-one at nine, o’ dock in t U evening Jlouxd £i ymnaiium 74 The grand march was led by Capri Fenton, (Jr. Presi- dent) and her date Brian Stanley. Followed by Diane Davis, (Sr. President) and her date Pat Gress. The theme of the prom was TAKE ME TO TOMORROW. 75 Juniors just can't be handled. As ob- What's wrong Bunz, don't you believe her? demonstrated by Mrs. McKim. Wayne is getting his instructions before the prom begins. What was he planning on doing? Matt demonstrates the macho look while getting into the Chris Cress and his date, Lori Lee seem to be enjoying themselves. Karen where are you? Dave is by no doubt looking for you. 76 The juniors spent two days in preparation for their grand prom. Upper right: Cindy Straub is awaiting the next streamer that needs to be hung. Upper Center: Doug Marfice is demonstrating the talent he has. GOOD JOB, Doug!!! Upper left: Mark Durr is giving instructions to Capri and Therese (middle). But it doesn't seem like they are listening to him. Lower Left: Tom and Matt were confused on the date of their prom and arrived a little early. Lower right: Kris is trying to look busy. Friends, I will remember you, Think of you. Pray for you. And when another day is through, I'll still be friends with you. A Friend Is A push when you're stopped, A word when your lonely, A smile when your down, A squirt in the face when you feel like some fun, Someone who listens when you want to talk, Someone who knows what you're going to say before you say it. Someone who knows you're sorry even if you don't say it. Someone who writes fun little notes and letters to you. Someone who will always give you a ride, or take you partying, Someone who is always there. RETREAT '81 The Senior Retreat was spent at the Columbian Father's Retreat House at Bellevue. We got to know each other better, and be- came a lot closer (especially Joanie, Barb, Kelly, and Diane). 79 The class wore fish pins as a sign of unity. Activities for Senior Skip included: the zoo, lunch at the Old Market, Cunningham Lake, Westroads, supper at Grammother's, and Putt-Putt Golf. It also included squirt guns, swim- ming, food, pinball, bumper cars, and a lot of fun! The Knights of Columbus Awards Banquet was held on March 29. Pictured with their awards are. Above: Bryan Turner, outstanding male athlete; and below: Norene Clark and Karla Marcotte, education grants. Other awards were: Kelly Schreiner, outstanding female ath- lete; Diane Davis, outstanding senior student; Dr. Mary Jane Hawkes, Community award; Marvin Penning, honorary letterman; Mr. Mrs. Ivan Cooper, Catholic Family of the Year; and Charles Hauder, Knight of the Year. Jim Kotera was the guest speaker. GRADUATION CLASS OF 1981 SUMMER ii Let this be a lesson ... Don't ever be late or miss Senior Marriage Course!!! You may find yourself getting mar- ried. 90 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Charity -Unity-Fraternity-Patriotism March 29, 1982 We'll Be Proud To Be 100 Years Young 94 We have supported St. Bernard's Lourdes School System since 1938 Virginia Osborne Moyer 1938-1950 Sr. Elizabeth Mary Moyer 1957-1969 Charles Butch Moyer 1958-1970 Phil Moyer 1961-1973 Jim Moyer 1966-1978 Mary Ann Moyer 1967-1979 Joanie Moyer 1969-1981 Robert Moyer 1973-1985 Joyce Moyer 1975-1987 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '81 MOYER PRINT SHOP TOWN AND COUNTRY MART For Most Of Your Farm And Home Supplies Box 339 1707 Frontage Road Nebraska City. Nebraska Phone 873-3706 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1981 PENK “W£ ecozns 3AMJJCV SEE This 873-6693 jS dCPenney XI S ( i-nlr il At � Store Phone 873-5557 XI5 Central Avc Nebraska CiH. Ncbr. 96 JESSUPS REXALL DRUGS 824 Central Ave Nebraska City, Ne. 873-3397 THE PRUDENTIAL INS CO. AMERICA District Agents Howard R. Vogel Steven J. Vogel 1523 Central Ave. Nebr. 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NE 68410 1113 Central Avenue Complete Automotive Machine Shop Nebraska City, Nebraska Big Phone 873-5632 Auto Parts 873-6602 MSKCSK'S JruuVaSut Hardware Store� Furniture Appliances TV's 115 South 8th-803 Central Ave. Nebraska City, Ncbr. 68416 Phone 402-873-5595 Hardware Paint Wallpaper eciro Qzs Whirlpool Appliances and Service 4 General Office: Nebraska City Branch Office: Syracuse Virg 6 Velmo Miller Proprietors Complete 24 Hour Welding Service Shop Or Field Equipment Repaired Steel Fabrication And Erection MEADE'S INC Nebraska City. NE. BOWL AT THE 'mL A N ESjnt.— P.O. Box 186 Nebraska City, NE 68410 Shop (402)873-6343 Home (402)873-4596 George A. Meade Jr. Phone 873-3501 MASTER'S IMPLEMENT Dependability, And Dealers Make The Difference Highway 73-75 North Nebraska City Phone 873-6607 IRENE'S CAFE Home Cooked Meals Open Daily River Bridge Road PEPSICOLA 'Scvcuu e (ZdHtfxiKy 518 Central A venue Nebraska City, Nebr. 68410 103 PIONEER MALL SEARS CATALOG STORE 873-3393 GUDE MORTUARY 40359 Nebraska City The Lourdes Chapter Of MU ALPHA THETA Creighton Math Field Day Northwest Missouri State Math Field Day Lourdes Jr. High Math Field Day National Math Exam Lourdes YEARBOOK OF 1981 EXTENDS A SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS AND A WARM FAREWELL TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1981 May This Book Be Great Memories 105 PATRONS « Town Country Beauty Salon Art Caroline Lima's Clothing Dinty Moores Lorene Clark Dr. S. J. Nocita Dammast Nebraska National Guard Merritt Cleaners CJ's Flowers Gifts Inc. Bells Studio Mr. Mrs. Gerald Tritisch Arbor Liquor Brandt Horan Attorneys Dr. D.E. Jarnette Jr. Catholic Daughters Kenny Judy White Donut Shop Salansky Livingston Montgomery Wards Joes Cafe Bill Zastera First Federal Lincoln Hoch Steinheider Sewing Basket Browns Shoe Fit Co. Dr. Mrs. John Wilmes Kirby Jean Heaven Knoll's Gambles Tom's Barber Shop Lechner Auto Salvage Goodrich Dairy Country Boutique Fr. Liam Barr Fr. Lyle Johnson We, the staff, would also like to thank all those patrons and donors who wished to remain anonymous. A very special thanks to the Knights of Columbus for all they have done for the yearbook and the school. AUTOGRAPH AUTOGRAPH