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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1982 volume:

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Brombach, celebrate the mat . Stacey Ramold and Joanie Eickhoff sing during the mass. (Above) Tom Gude reads the Responsoria! Psalm. (Left) Fr. Johnson and Matt Heng receive the offertory gifts from Kay Wurtle and Kristi Heng. Baceala urea te (Top. Left to Right) Karen Heng, Donna Davia, and Carol Griepenatroh say their readings. (Center Left) Fr. Johnson prepares to give Chris Gress communion. (Center Right) Doug Marfice, Capri Fenton, Dave Ramold, and Cindy Heng. return to their seats after presenting offertory. (Left) Priests celebrating the Baccalaureate Mass were: (Left to Right) Fr. Colbert, Fr. Johnson, and Fr. Sattler. 9 John Michael Schreiter Colleen Ann Sullivan Cecilia Louise Smith Brenda Ann White Cynthia Ann Straub Kay Annette Wurtele 11 Biggest Boy Jock: Kevin Rettig Biggest Girl Jock: Kris Schreiner Senior Survey Tallest Boy: Tony Curtis Tallest Girl: Kris Schreiner Favorite Weekend Activity. Party This year's senior class proved to be very interesting. As you can see they've been caught in uncommon situations. The Seniors will always be remembered by their actions performed during the 1981-1982 school year. Thanks Seniors for all the good memories you've given us. 12 Boy with the prettiest heir: Tom Gude Girl with the prettiest hair: Capri Fenton Boy with the prettiest eyea: Dave Kuhlman Girl with the prettiest eyes: Colleen Sullivan Most clubbish boy: Tom Gude Most dubbish girl: Donna Davis Favorite meeting place: 6:30 Mass Boy with the biggest smile: Wayne Kreifels Girl with the biggest smile: Kay Wurtele Favorite space game: Donkey Kong Favorite saying: Dog in heat and Geer Best Radio Station: Z-92 Worst Radio Station: KNCY Best Pop Song: Working For The Weekend Worst Pop Song: Physical Best Movie: Absence of Malice Worst Movie: Heavy Metal Most difficult class: English Easiest class: Marriage 13 D ve, if Kevin can’t help you. Carol looks like ehe could. I wonder if you're getting an A. John. 14 What are the Seniors creating?? A part of our great band. Carol, I think Tony needa help. What did you say waa in thia?!! Don't Cecilia and Capri look confuaed? 15 Calling home Brian? I wonder why Kevin and Dennia are amiling? Tony Arden Curtis: Band 1; Basketball 1-4; Dcca 3; Football 1-2-3; Letterman’s Club 3; Musical 4; Track 1-2-3-4. Donna Marie Davis: Basketball 1-2; Cheerleader 1- 2-4; Flag Girl 3; Galaxy Vocal Clinic 2; Girls State 3; Honor Holi 1-2-3-4; Hugh O’Brian Award 2; Letterman’s Club 3-4; Lourdes Historical Society 4; Math Club 2-3-4, V-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Marysville Math Field Day 1st place 3; Musical 4; National Honor Society 3-4; NSVH Counselor 1-2-3-4; One Act Play 2-3; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Sec. 3; Peru Business Contest 1-2; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2-3-4; Spanish Club 3; Speech Team 2-3, State 3; Student Council 3-4; Track 1; Volleyball 1-2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3-4. Mark William Durr: Football 2-3-4; Homecoming King Candidate 4; Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Math Club 2- 3-4; Track 1-2-3-4. Capri Ann Fenton: Basketball-1-2; Chorus 2; Vocal Clinic 2; Class Officer 1 -2-3-4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Letterman’s Club 3- 4; Math Club 2-3-4, Sec. 4; Marysville Math Field Day 1st place 3; Musical 4; National Honor Society 3-4, Pres. 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Treas. 3, Sec. 4; Spanish Club 3-4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2-3-4, Sec. 3, Treas. 2; Track man. 3; Volleyball 1-2-3-4, co-captain 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 2-3-4. Christopher Gerard Gress: Basketball 3; Chorus 1-3-4, Vocal Clinic 3-4; Football 2-3-4; Letterman’s Club 1-2-3-4; Musical 2-4; Track 1-2-3-4. Carol Ann Griepenstroh: Band 1-2-3-4, Treas. 3, Galaxy Clinic 1-2-3-4; Peru Honor Band 4, Small Ensemble 1-2-3, Stage Band 1-3; Basketball 1-2-3; Business Contest 1; Cheerleader 1-2-3-4; Honor Roll 1- 2-3-4; Lourdes Historical Society 4; Math Club 2- 3-4, Tres. 3; Musical 2-4; National Honor Society 4; NSVH Counselor 2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Spanish Club 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2-3-4; Track 1; Volleyball Stats. 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 2-3-4. Thomas Charles Gude: Band 1-2-3-4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Galaxy Band Clinic 1-2-3-4, Peru Honor Band 1-4, Small Ensemble 1-2-3-4, Stage Band 2-3; Basketball 1-2-3-4, Capt., 3-4; Boys State 3; Class Officer 1-3-4; Football man. 1-2-4; Homecoming King 4; Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Letterman's Club 1-2-3-4, Pres. 4; Lourdes Historical Society 4; Math Club 2-3-4, Treas. 4; Musical 2-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2-3-4; Student Council 4; Track 1-2-3-4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 2-3-4; Yearbook 4, Layout Editor 4. Cynthia Ray Anne Heng: Basketball 1-2; Class Officer 1-2; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Flag Girl 2-3; JCDA 1- 2-3-4, State Pres. 3; Musical 2-4; One Act Play 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, V-Pres. 4; Spanish Club 4; Track 1, man. 2; Volleyball 1-2; Yearbook 4. Karen Sue Heng: Basketball 1-2, Chorus 2, Clinic 2; Class Officer 3; Girls State Alternate 3; Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Lourdes Historical Society 4; Math Club 2-3-4; Marysville Math Field Day 1st place 3; Musical 2-4; National Honor Society 3-4; One Act Play 3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Pres. 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2- 3-4; Spanish Club 3; Student Council 3-4; Track Man. 3-4; Volleyball 1-2-3-4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 2-3-4; Yearbook 4, Layout Editor 4. Kristie Marie Heng: Basketball 1-2-3-4; Chorus 2; Class Officer 2-3; Homecoming Queen 4; Letter- man’s Club I-2-3-4; Musical 2; National Honor Society 3-4, Sec. 4; Pep Club 1; Peru Business Contest 3; Society of American High School Students 3-4; Track 1-2-3-4, State 2-3; Volleyball 1-2-3-4. 16 Matthew Michael Heng: Basketball 2-3; Football 2- 3-4, co-captain 4; Homecoming King Candidate 4; Letterman’s Club 2-3-4, Musical 2-4; One Act Play 3; Track I-2-3-4. Therese Ann Henne: Basketball 2-3-4; Chorus 1-2; Class Officer 3; Flag Girl 2-3; Letterman’s Club 4; Math Club 2-3-4; Musical 2-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Spanish Club 3; Track 2-3; Volleyball I-2-3-4; Yearbook 4. Wayne Michael Kreifels: Basketball 3; Chorus 1-2-4; Letterman’s Club 1-2-3-4; Math Club 2-3; Musical 2-4; One Act Play 4; Homecoming King Candidate. David Allen Kuhlman: Chorus 2; Football 1-2-3-4, All-Conference Honorable Mention 4; Letterman’s Club 2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4. Douglas Scott Marfice: Doug Bereuter Jr. Government Day 4; Football I-2-3-4; Greater Nebraska Science Fair 1-2-3-4; E-Week 1-2-3; Honor Roll 4; Homecoming King Candidate 4; Letterman’s Club 3-4; Lourdes Historical Society 4; Musical 2-4; Spanish Club 3; Track I-2-3-4. David Allan Ramold: Basketball 1-2-3; Chorus I; Clinic I; Columbian Squires 1-2-3-4; Football 2-3-4; Letterman’s Club 2-3-4; Musical 4; Track I-2-3-4. Kevin Dale Rettig: Band 1-2-3-4, Clinic Band 3-4, Sec. 4; Basketball I-2-3-4, All-Conference 2nd Team 3; Boys State Alternate 3; Chorus 2-3; Clinic 2-3; Football I-2-3-4, co-captain 4, All-Conference Honorable Mention 4, All-Area Team Defense 4; Letterman’s Club 2-3-4; Musical 2-4; One Act Play 3- 4; Readers Theater 2; Track 1-3; Yearbook 4, Layout Editor 4. Kristin Kay Schreiner: Basketball 1-2-3-4, All- Conference 2nd Team 3; Chorus 1-2; Flag Girl 2-3; Letterman’s Club 2-3-4; Musical 2; Pep Club 1-2-3; Peru Business Day 3; Photo Club 3-4; Spanish Club 3; Track 2-3; Volleyball I-2-3-4; Yearbook 3-4, Photo Editor 4, Layout Editor 4. John Michael Schreiter: Basketball 1-2; FFA 2; Football 2-3; Letterman’s Club 1-2-3-4; Musical 2-4; Peru Business Contest 3; Spanish Club 3; Track 1-2-3-4; Yearbook 4. Cecilia Louise Smith: Chorus 2; FHA 1-2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Honor Roll 1-3-4; JCDA 4, Pres. 4; Lourdes Historical Society 4; Math Club 3-4; Musical 4; NSVH Counselor 4; Pep Club I-2-3-4, Treas. 4; Peru Business Contest 3; Spanish Club 3-4; Speech and Drama 1-4; Track 3-4; Volleyball Stats. 4. Cynthia Ann Straub: Band 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1- 2-3-4, All-Conference Honorable Mention 3; Cheerleader 3; Chorus 2; Letterman’s Club I-2-3-4; Lourdes Historical Society 4; Math Club 2-3-4, Marysville Math Field Day 1st Place; Musical 2-4; Pep Club 1-3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3-4; Spanish Club 3-4, Pres. 4; Student Council 4; Track I-2-3-4, State 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3-4. Colleen Ann Sullivan: Basketball I-2-3-4; Cheer- leader 3; Chorus 2, Sextet 2; Class Officer 1-4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Letterman’s Club 2- 3-4; Musical 2; NSVH Counselor 4; Pep Club 1-2-3; Student Council 1-4, Pres. 4; Track 1-2; Volleyball 1-2-3-4, All-Conference 2nd Team 4, co-captain 4. Brenda Ann White: Band I-2-3-4, Clinic 3-4, Small Ensemble 1-2, Stage Band 2-3; Football Man. 2-3-4; Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; JCDA 2-3-4, Pres. 2-3; Lourdes Historical Society 4; Math Club 2-3-4, Sec. 3-4; Marysville Math Field Day 1st place 3; National Honor Society 3-4; Peru Business Contest 4; Spanish Club 3, Sec. 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2-3-4; Student Council 4; Track Man. 1-2-3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 2-3-4, Yearbook. Kay Annette Wurtele: Basketball I; Chorus 2-4; Class Officer 2; Honor Roll 3-4; Musical 2; NSVH Counselor 3-4; Pep Club 1. 17 Seventh grade class members this year include front row (L to R): Jeff Funke, Joyce Moyer, Kim Olmer. Second row: Missy Durr, Kristin Wood, Julie Durr, Terri Kemp. Third row: Gail Kasbohm, Michelle Penning, Teresa Fox, Karen Hauder. Back row: Pete Peterson, John Sporrer, Pat Causgrove, Mike Heng, Craig Fey, and Jim Pfeiffer. Eighth grade class members this year include front row (L to R): Mike Harshman, Susie Kaiser, Julie McCartan, Cheri Miller, Tracey Henne. Second row: Robert Hauder, Greg Gress, Eugene Schnitzer, Steve Eickhoff, Jeff Oelke. Third row: Jon Welniak, David Reese, Terry Kleinweber, Pat O’Neill, and Mark Davis. Freshmen Diane Beckman Matt Causgrove Chris Coville Matthew Detloff Becki Durr Kevin Durr NO PHOTO AVAILABLE 20 Kathleen McCartan Lonnie Moore Robert Moyer Dennis Pfeiffer Leslie Rakes Teresa Schnitzer 1� Cherie Schreiner Janette Smith Anne Stratker 21 Freshmen Survey Most dubbish boy and girl: Matt Causgrove, Kathleen McCartan The hardest class: Algebra The easiest class: History Most popular boy and girl: Kevin Kleineweber. Linda Wood Favorite sport: Space Invaders Best rock group: Loverboy Girl with the biggest feet: Becki Durr Boy with the biggest feet: Kevin Kleineweber Best radio station: Z-92 22 Person wearing moet hairspray: Dave Durr Favorita weekend activity; Party The hardeet claaa: Geometry The easiest class. History Girl who eats the moat: Tracy Turner Boy who eats the moat: Lynn Heng Best rock group: Journey Best radio station: KFRX-103 Moat popular boy and girl: Tommy Funke, Judy Campbell Favorite meeting place: Safeway Messiest locker: Pat Eilert Person with the prettiest eyes: Mark Francois Sophomore Survey Kim. what is Coach so pleased about? What has Tommy found?? Sophomores Judy Campbell Roberta Connolly Dave Durr Ritchie Durr Class officers this year are front row: Sec. Judy Campbell. Second row: Treas. Dave Durr, Vice Pres. John Welter. Back row: Pres. Lynn Heng Pat Eilers Mark Francois Tommy Funke Janet Hauder Gosh, sophomores, is Kenny that interesting?!!? 24 Lynn Heng Clare Kaiser Helen Kreifels Bobby Lechner John Paap Kenny Pfeiffer Vicki Ramold Kent Schreiner Robby Schreiner Joan Sporrer Kim Sporrer Bryan Stukenholtz Tracy Turner John Welter Lauri Wfhite Elaine W'urtele 25 Juniors Tony and Joanie study diligently for English. Rick Bussard Mick Causgrove Barb Durr Susie Durr Joanie Eickhoff Kevin Fey Debbie Funke Diane Giittinger Jim Harshman Lori Heng Nancy Heng Ronnie Heng NO PHOTO AVAILABLE 26 David Rakes Stacey Ramold Jolene Sarraillon Randy Schreiner Traci Schreiner Chris Sporrer Brian Stanley Steve Wood 27 Junior Survey The Junior boy� in deep discussion. Most popular boy and girl: Rod Kempkes, Chris Sporrer Most dubbish boy and girl: Steve Wood, Allysyn Molzahn Favorite space game Asteroids Easiest class: Chorus Hardest class: Chemistry Person with the prettiest eyes: Julie Lutx Favorite radio station: Z-92 Worst radio station: KNCY Tallest girl: Diane Giittinger Tallest boy: Rick Bussard Favorite meeting place: Ron's Rec Room Girl with the biggest feet: Jolene Sarraillon Lunch time for Julie and Gail. 28 Don't the Juniors look excited?!!? 29 Sr. Maureen O’Neill: English 7,8. Mrs. Jean Rogge: Home Ec I, II, Home Ec 8. Left: Mrs. Dianna Harris: Span- ish I, II, Basic English, College Prep English. Below: Mr. Fran- cis Volkmer: Industrial Art Classes. Right: Mrs. Sheila Walters: Business Courses. Mrs. Valerie Able. English 9, 10. Fr. Richard Brom- bach: Theology 12. Mr. Dennis Berry: Principal, Girls’ Basketball. Left: Fr. Lyle Johnson; Superin- tendent, Psychology. Below: Dr. Mary Jane Hawkes: Algebra I, Analysis, Chemistry, Physics. Right: Mrs. Peggy Lowe: Band, Chorus. Fr. Paul Witt: Theology 8, 10, 12. Mrs. Mary Ann Liesemeyer: Social Studies 6, 7, 8, 9. Mrs. Sue Eickhoff: Art. Left: Mr. Mike Lair: History 10, 11, Honors History, American Government. Below: Fr. Richard Colbert: Theology 7, 9, 11. Right: Sr. Rose Marie: Librarian. Sr. Jacinta Powers: Science 6, 7, 8, Math 7, 8, Algebra 11. Mrs. Cora Berry: Biology, Consumer Economics, Phys- ical Science, Ad- vanced Biology, Geometry. This Years School Board Members Include: (Back Row) Fr. Lyle Johnson - Executive Treasurer, Jim Wood, Tom Funke, Raymond Gress, Eugene Schnitzer, Deroy Harshman - Vice President, Dave Straub, (Front Row) Leo Heng - President, Sr. Maureen. Elaine Hcng - Secretary, Fr. Paul Witt, Dennis Berry, (Not Pictured) Fr. Richard Brom bach, Loretta Sarraillon, Fr. Paul Sattler. Fr. James Dawson, Superintendent of Diocesan Schools. Bishop Flavin, assisted by Father Witt, celebrated our Catholic Schools Week Mass. 33 34 The Band playing at the Muaic Clinic Lourdea sponsored. 36 The band doing their normal great job in the Applejack Parado. Band Selection playing at the Spring Concert include: Molzabn (Saxophone Solo). Cindy Straub (Flute Solo), and Anne Strakter and Janette Smith (Flute Duet), Allyayn Steve Wood and Tom Gude (Trumpet Duet). (Above) The band performa in the Arbor Day banner carriera, and Brenda White - majorette, parade. Led by Lori Heng and Chria Sporrer - (Below) The band practice� for a concert. Thi� yean band member include: Tony Apilado. Diane Beckman. Matt Cauagrove. Mick Cauagrove. Pat Cauagrove. Becki Durr, Julie Durr. Miaay Durr, Suaie Durr. Steve Eickhoff. Carol Greipenatroh, Tom Gude. Sue Heng. Clare Kaiaer. Suaie Kaiaer, Gail Kaabohm. Terri Kemp. Kevin Kleineweber. Julie Lutz, Cheri Miller. Scott Miller, Allyayn Molzahn. Joyce Moyer. Robert Moyer. Kim Olmer. Pat O'Neill. Michelle Penning. Lealie Rakea. Vicki Ramold. Kevin Ret tig. Thereae Scbnitzer. Cherie Schreiner. Randy Schreiner, Tony Schreiner, Traci Schreiner. Janette Smith. Anne Stratker, Cindy Straub. Tracy Turner. Brenda White. Kriatin Wood. Linda Wood. Steve Wood, and Brian Finne. 37 CHOR US Chorus members include: Judy Campbell. Roberta Connolly, Chris Coville, Susie Durr, Joanie Eickhoff, Pat Eilers, Debbie Funke, Tommy Funke, Diane Giitinger, Chris Gress, Janet Hauder, Rick Hein, Cindy Heng. Lori Heng, Matt Heng, Nancy Heng. Sue Heng, Helen Kreifels, Wayne Kreifels, Bob Lechner, Julie Lut . Lonnie Moore, John Paap, Dennis Pfeiffer, Stacey Ramold, Jolene Sarraillon, John Schreiter, Chris Sporrer, Joan Sporrer, Kim Sporrer, Bryan Stukenholtz, Tracy Turner, Lauri White. Elaine Wurtele, Kay Wurtele, Kevin Durr, Allysyn Molzahn, Mark Durr, Tony Apilado, Gail Johnson, Kenny Pfeiffer, and Joan Sullivan. You Light Up My Life” was sung by the Girl’s Quartet: Kim Sporrer. Chris Sporrer, Sue Heng. and Joan Sporrer. Stacey Ramold and Joanie Eickhoff sing their duet. Oh. Danny Boy. 38 SPEECH Joan, what' all the money for? Diane Giittinger went to state for her speech. Members Include: Back Row, Sue Heng, Mrs. Row, Donna Davis, Joan Sporrer, Janette Davis, Assistant Drama Coach, Mrs. Able, Smith, Kim Sporrer. Roberta Connolly, Diane Giittinger. Front 39 One Act Play Will the Real Jesus Christ Please Stand Up? The Jesus were played by from left to right: Doug Marfice, John Schreiter, Lynn Hneg, Matt Causgrove and Kevin Rettig. The secretary (Karen Heng) listens to the instructions given to her by her boss (Diane Giittinger). Look at that stage crew work. The stage crew put in many hours of hard work in order to make this play a success. The crew includes: Wayne Kreifels and Tom Gude. Math Club The Math Club member� look like they're having a good time. Cecilia and Cindy are u� ing their mathematic «kill� to decorate a happy Lauri ia caught by � urpri� e eating a happy meal. meal. Carol makes conversation a� well a� sandwiches. 41 Kenny � eem� amared at what he ha� learned today. The students enjoy their leisure time before the tests begin. Jim Harshman and Lauri White patiently await for the correct answer from the X team. Donna Davis administers the test questions. Math Club members include: (Front Row), Mick Causgrove. Vice-President; Donna Davis, President; Tom Gude, Treasurer; Capri Fenton, Recording Secretary. (Second Row). Debbie Funke, Karen Heng, Therese Henne. Carol Griepenstroh. (Third Row), Kim Sporrer, Barb Durr. Jolene Sarraillon. Diane Giittinger. Nancy Heng. (Fourth Row) Steve Wood. Tom Funke. Jim Harshman. Ken Pfeiffer. Kent Schreiner. Not pictured: Roberta Connolly, Helen Kreifels. Lauri White. Rick Bussard. Rod Kempkes. Allysyn Molzahn, Stacey Ramold, Traci Schreiner. Mark Durr, Cecilia Smith. Cindy Strauh, Brenda White, Corresponding Secretary. 42 Yearbook You've got to be kidding, ere the expressions shown by Tracy Turner. Mrs. Welters end Judy Campbell. Kevin get into the swing of things. Mrs. Walters is explaining to Tracy what to do. Lauri White concentrates working on yearbook. 43 Kent said, Don't you dare, but his picture was taken anyway. NSVH COUNSELORS NSVH Counselor� Include: ♦Front Row) Joanie F.ickhoff. Tracy Scheiner. Kim Sporrer. Carol Griepemtroh. (Middle Row) Kay Wurtele. Roberta Connolly, Cecilia Smith. Colleen Sullivan. Donna Davis. (Back Row) Kent Schreiner. Susie Durr, and Debbie Funke. 44 Roberta models her bowline shoes! National Honor Society Front row left to right: Allysyn Molzahn. Donna Davis, Jim Harshman. Karen Heng and Jolene Sarraillon. Back row: Carol Griepenstroh, Tom Gude, Capri Fenton, Kristie Heng and Steve Wood. Front row left to right: Carol Griepenstroh, Donna Davis, Colleen Sullivan, Mike Harshman and Jeff Funke. Middle row: Allysyn Molzahn, Fr. Paul Witt, Kathleen McCartan and Karen Heng. Back row: Lynn Heng, Tom Gude, Capri Fenton and Cindy Straub. Student Council Historical Society The member� of the Historial Society include: Front Row, Doug Marfice, Mr. Lair, Cecilia Smith, and Cindy Staub. Not Karen Heng, Carol Griepenatroh. Back Row, Brenda White. Pictured, Donna Davia. and Tom Gude. Boys and Girls State Boy� State Delegate, Jim Hanhman. Alternate. Steve Wood. Girl� State Alternate. Nancy Hgng. Delegate. Jolem Sarraillon. Spanish Club Allysyn is testing the food! Where do we begin? 47 Members include: 1st Row - Joanie Eickhoff, Cecilia Smith, Barb Durr. Julie Lutz, Jolene Sarraillon, Allysyn Molzahn. Nancy Heng. 2nd Row - Diane Giittinger, Mrs Harris, Capri Fenton, Susie Durr. 3rd Row - Cindy Straub, Mick Causgrove, Steve Wood, Rick Bussard. Cheerleaders The Cheerleaders this year showed much enthusiasm for the boys’ athletics. At Right: The Cheerleaders are demonstrating their abilities at a season football game. Below the Varsity Cheerleaders are: (Left to Right) Allysyn Molzahn, Jolene Sarraillon, Carol Griepenstroh, Diane Giittinger, Donna Davis, and Roberta Connolly. The J.V. Cheerleaders this year are: (clockwise) Cherie Schreiner, Linda Wood. Tracy Turner, and Leslie Rakes. What are you doing. Donna? The Pep Club this year shows great enthusiasm. Cherie is preparing for a game. Members in Pep Club are front row: Cherie Schreiner, Donna Davis, Tracy Turner, Vicki Ramold, Joan Sporrer, Karen Heng - President. Lori Heng. Cecilia Smith - Treasurer. Second row: Diane Giittinger, Janette Smith, Barbara Durr. Carol Griepenstroh, Jolene Sarriallon, Roberta Connolly. Gail Johnson, Nancy Heng, Julie Lutz, Chris Sporrer, Debbie Funke. Cindy Heng - Vice President, Capri Fenton - Secretary. Not pictured are: Allysyn Molzahn, Helen Kreifels, Diane Beckman. Linda Wood. Ann Stratker, Leslie Rakes. Becki Durr, Kim Sporrer, Sue Heng. Susie Durr. 49 L Club W,y“ Kr'ir'' - « '•■ I “T. I)ou Marfice, Ha� Ha� , Ke%.n Retti . John Paap. Tony Apilado. (2nd row) Lynn Hen . Tom Funke Ji! Harahman, Traci Schreiner. Capri Fenton. Steve Wood. (3rd Row) Cindy Straul Lanri White Kriatie Hen . Lori Hen . CoUeen Sullivan. Hauder. (Not Pictured) Rick Buaaard. Bob O'Neill. Brian Stanley. Kim Sporrer. Tor Gude. Joan Sporrer. Clare Kaiaer. Vicki Ramold. Diane Giittin er, Suaie Durr. Brenda White. Joan Schreiter, Kria Schreiner. Stacie Ramold. John Welter Ritchie Durr. Mark Francoia. Donna Davia. Chria Greaa. Karen Hen . David Kuhlman Therese Henne. David Ramold, and Chria Sporrer. Business Club Buaineaa Club Membera include: (Left to Ri ht) Randy Schreiner, Stacie Ramold. Kevin Fey, Brenda White. Chria Sporrer. Thereee Henne, Colleen Sullivan. Laurl White. Roberta Connolly. Lori Hen . Linda Wood. Anne Stratker, and Helen Kreifela. 50 K of C Banquet Kenny Kreifels is announcing the guest speaker. Coach Lair presents Tom Gude with the award for Outstanding Male Athlete. Mr. Berry presents Karen Heng with the Outstanding Senior Student Award. An enteruining speech was given by guest speaker. Tom Coach Lair presents Colleen Sullivan with the Outstanding Female Athlete Award. Brosnihan. 51 Chuck SwtDioo receive the Community Service award for the NC Jaycees. David Vaughan and Fr. Johnson give Brenda White and Kevin Rettig the Knights of Columbus Educational Grants. David Vaughan presenU Orville Riege the Knight of the Year award. 52 Fr. Sattler presenU the Catholic Family of the Year award to Mr. and Mrs. Orville Rettig. HOMECOMING One day in mass study hall the theme for Homecoming ’81 was decided on. The senior boys come up with the idea of “In The Air Tonight.” The big week began on Monday with ironical day. That night the bonfire was followed by a truck ride and a snake dance down mainstreet. Tuesday was hat, tie and sunglasses day followed by a freshmen pep rally. Wednesday was flood and hairstyle day with the sophomores giving the skit. Thursday was career day. Bag ladies, doctors, priests, sisters and park rangers participated. The seniors ended the day with an all school pep rally. Friday was blue and white day. Spirit mounted throughout the day leading to the big game that night. The outrageous Knights came out on top with the score of 14-6. The action returned to the school where the coronation took place. Tom Gude and Kristie Heng were crowned king and queen. The dance followed the coronation, and on October 17, 1981, victory was “IN THE AIR TONIGHT.” Cecilia Smith started the week of “Spirit' by dressing up ironically. Above are the Homecoming Candidates for 1981. Front row left to right: Kristie Heng, Cecilia Smith, Donna Davis, Colleen Sullivan and Capri Fenton. Back row: Mark Durr, Matt Heng, Tom Gude, Doug Marfice and Wayne Kreifels. Below are the “Bag ladies”, alias Doug Marfice, Matt Heng and Mark Durr. They are demonstrating their career for the day. Right: Susie Durr, Gail Johnson and Joanie Eickhoff exhibit their career. Just Between Upper left: Doug Marfice eacorta hit date. Lauri White, through the Grand March. Upper center: Tony Apilado and Lori Hong are all amilea for the camera. Upper right: Wayne Kreifeia and Becki Durr walk in the Grand March not knowing how much fun they will have. Far left: Mark Durr and Gail Johnaon look forward to an evening of wild timea and getting craay. Left: Jim Harahman and Donna Davia look like they don't know what to expect. Bottom left: Helen Kreifeia. Vicki Ramold and Clare Kaiaer take a break from merging punch. Bottom right: Brian Stanley and Judy Campbell alow thinga down with a alow dance. Thereae Henne and her date. Mark Allgood, relax alao. J The beat of the muaic waa faat moat of the night aa abown Suaan Newman, abow on tbe right, above, but a loo alowed down aa Bob O’Neill and bia date. Another year goes passing by Another Prom is here To some this brings a joyous smile To others, brings a tear. For four years you have tread a path From dawn to setting sun But now the path is steeper And the climb is just begun. We're very glad to know you We'll miss you when you've gone And to the Class of '82 We dedicate our Prom. Middle left: Joanie Eickbotf and ber date Da -id Clymena move into action while tbe muaic continue . Left: Dave Remold and Roberta Connolly look atunned. Could it poaaibly be beceuae of tbe amount of fun they're having? Lower left: Some people aat down for awhile but tbe majority of the people kept on a rockin' Into tbe night. Below: Kriati Heng puta Todd Cbaney'a flower on. Carol Griepenatroh and her data. Joey Whaling, warn to be having a good time as doaa Kevin Rettig. Dave R “0,d and Kim Sporrer gat craxy they keep to the beat of the music. 58 Carousel Carousel is a musical with the story taking place in a small New England town in the 1870’s. It revolves around the love of Julie Jordcn (Cecilia Smith), a shy, naive local girl, for the handsome and carefree carnival barker, Billy Bigalow (Wayne Kreifels). Everyone is against their marriage. The townspeople caution Julie, and Billy is fired by the owner of the carousel, Mrs. Mullin (Donna Davis), who is jealously in love with him. At the same time, Julie’s best friend, Carrie Pipperidge (Carol Griepenstroh) is planning her own wedding to the arrogant and proper Mr. Snow (Kevin Rettig). She is astonished when he reveals to her his ambitions to get rich, building up a fleet of fishing boats and a fleet of children year by year. Their plans for marriage are almost wrecked by Billy’s shiftless sailor friend Jigger (Matt Heng). Jigger tries to convince Carrie, “There’s nothing so bad for a woman as a man who thinks he’s good.” Jigger and Billy attempt to rob Mr. Basconbe, (Kevin Fey) the rich millowner. They get caught in the act and Jigger escapes while Billy stabs himself, leaving Julie alone to raise their child. Julie is taken in by her cousin Nettie (Chris Sporrer), while Billy is taken to heaven by a heavenly friend (Capri Fenton) and interviewed by a starkeeper (Doug Marfice). The starkeeper allows Billy to go back home for a day, and do something good for his daughter, Louise (Joanie Eickhoff). She is about to graduate but is tormented by the kids at school, especially Enoch Snow Jr. (Mark Durr) who is the eldest of Snow’s nine kids. At graduation Billy helps Louise and Julie by telling them that he loved them and that they will never walk alone. 60 (Upper Left) That’ exactly how It’d be if I loved you.” Wayne «in , to Cecilia. (Center Left) “You keep away from him that’a all - or I’ll get the copa after you.” ineiate Mra. Mullin (Donna Davie) to Jigger (Matt Heng). (Lower Left) Directore for “Caroueel” include: (Left) Mra. Peggy Lowe - Muaic. (Right) Mra. Diana Harria. (Upper Right) When the children are aaleep we’ll ait and dream.” aing Kevin and Carol together. (Above) “Your a queer one, Julie Jorden, Carol einga to C ecilia. 61 (L«ft) Look at them clams! (Left to Right) Mark Davis, Matt Heng, Scott Miller, Greg Gress, John Sporrer, Tony Apilado. Mark Durr. (Below) Look at the fleet of kids Mr. Snow has. (Left to Right) Jamie, Martha, and Jac- qui Durr. Terri Kemp. Mark Davis. Greg Gress. Michelle Pen- ning, Joanie Eickhoff. David Schreiner. Julie Durr, and Kevin Rettig. (Not Pictured) Jessie Harris. The Show Must Go On! There’s a fear among directors that during a performance of a play the lights will go out. This year, on the Friday night performance, high winds broke a power pole in half outside of school and the lights went out. After a short delay, the show went on by candlelight; making a setting which made a very beautiful ending to a very successful play. (Above) “Sister hang this one over Philadelphia.” Doug Marflce to Capri Fenton. (Left) “You needn’t bother about marrying beneath your station; I wouldn’t have you. Louise (Joanie Eickhoff) to Enoch (Mark Durr) in a rage. Billy (Wayne Kreifels) then trips poor little Enoch. (Below) “But Mr. Craigin (Matt Heng) I couldn’t kiss you. Enoch wouldn’t like it,” Carol insists to Matt 62 (Above) Keep on smiling girls, “June is buntin' out all over. (Left to Ri«eht Vicki Ramold. Roberta Connolly, Lauri White. Kim Sporrer, Tracy Turner, and Traci Schreiner. (Upper Right) “What a day it’ll be when I marry Mr. Snow, Carrie (Carol) tells the girb. (Front Row) (Left to Right) Becki Durr. Anne Stratker, Lori Heng. Cecilia Smith. Carol Griepenatroh. Capri Fenton. Nancy Heng. and Barb Durr. (Back Row) Diane Beckman. Jolene Sarrillion. Diane Giittinger, Joanie Eickhoff, Debbie Funke, Cindy Heng. Susie Durr, Gail Johnson. Stacey Ramold. Julie Lutz, and Janette Smith. (Right) It was a real nice clambake.” Nettie (Chris) sings to Judy Campbell, Steve Eickhoff, and Diane Giittinger. (Above) Don’t worry Mrs. Mullin, (Donna Davb) even if you don’t have Billy, you still have a carousel. (Right) “You’ll never walk alone, graduation scene. (Left to Right) Joanie Eickhoff, Stacey Ramold, Gail Johnson. Susie Durr, Julie Lutz, Lori Heng, Barb Durr, Nancy Heng, Jessie Harris. Diane Giittinger, and Kevin Fey. (Lower Right) “Blow High. Blow Low. a sailing we will go, (Left to Right) Becki Durr, Anne Stratker, Traci Schreiner, Janette Smith. Diane Beckman, Kevin Fey, Wayne Kreifeb. Matt Heng. Tom Funke. Mark Durr. John Sporrer, Mark Davb, and Steve Eickhoff. 63 (Upper Left) “When you walk through a storm keep your chin up high.” Cecilia sings to Chria. (Upper Center) Steve and Joanie Eickhoff - in Louise's Dance. (Upper Right) Michael Fulkerson has a taste of Steve Wood’s trumpet. (Center Left) The actors at the end of a successful performance. (Left to Right) Doug Marfice, Capri Fenton. Chris Sporrer. Matt Heng, Donna Davis. Wayne Kreifels. Cecilia Smith. Kevin Rettig. and Carol Griepenstroh. (Center Right) Joanie in Louise’s dance. (Right) “You so much as poke your nose in my carousel again, and I’ll have you thrown out.” Donna insists to Cecilia at Carol’s disbelief. These pages can’t even begin to show all of the excitement, joy. and work that went into Carousel! But hidden behind the scenes are many parents, boosters, and students, who donated time and energy for the building of props, making the costumes, and arranging the reception. There is one special group that always goes unnoticed — the stage crew. They faithfully brought out the props and scenery, and had many good times like watching the bails of straw collapsing and eating the missing ice cream. Many thanks to these unnoticed people - Rick Bussard, Brian Stanley. Cherie Schreiner. Leslie Rakes, Dave Ramold, Dave Kuhlman, DeRoy Ilarshman. and Karen Heng. 64 Lourdes Wins 42-0 The Drought Is Over! Congratulations to the boys on a fine season. It has been a long time since we have had a chance to be “in” every game. The defense that was shown was tough and very talented, as was the offense. The Knights fought hard and gave it everything they had in every game. We are really proud of the Knights and of Coach Lair. Scores: Lourdes Opponents Iowa Deaf 0 7 Palmyra 0 7 Falls City S.H. 6 9 Conestoga 0 15 Humboldt 14 6 Stella 14 6 Pawnee City 12 14 Omaha Brownell-Talbot 6 14 The 1981 football team would like to extend a big thanks to Dr. Robert Beers. He volunteered his services to be the team doctor. He was busy on the sidelines helping repair the injured who came out of the game but usually went back in. Thanks a lot Dr. Beers for your services. Flying High! 66 Kevin (50) sure is flying high blocking this attempted pass to an Irishman. Jim (12) comes to assist. Above: The 1981 Lourdes football team include front row (L to R): student manager Scott Miller. Mark Durr, Jim Harshman. Kenny Pfeiffer. Tommy Funke, Doug Marfice, John Welter, Mark Francois, David Rakes, Tony Apilado, Dave Ramold, Kevin Kleinweber. Second row: Asst. Coach Jim Hakel, student manager John Sporrer, John Paap, Steve Wood, Matthew Heng, Kevin Rettig, Bryan Stukenholtz, Brian Stanley, Chris Gress. Bob O’Neill, Lynn Heng. student manager Brenda White, Head Coach Mike Lair. Back row: Kevin Fey, Rick Bussard, and David Kuhlman. Right: Lynn is shown here making a few of his many yards. Below: Steve is displaying one of his many talents. Below right: The MIGHTY defense in action. Lourdes Defeats Conestoga Biggest Win So Far! Congratulations to the girls on a terrific season. This was the first season in 5 years that had a winning record. Confidence, courage, and talent were shown on the floor all year. The Lady Knights never gave up until that last point was on the board. Good job girls and Mrs. Leisemeyer. Scores: Lourdes Opponents Omaha Dominican 15- 4 15- 1 Pawnee City 15- 8 15-12 Auburn 15-13 8-15 3-15 Conestoga 10-15 16-14 15- 7 Stella 2-15 15- 6 12-15 Humbolt 3-15 5-15 Palmyra 8-15 7-15 Falls City S.H. 15- 9 15- 6 Louisville 15- 5 15- 3 Weeping Water 15-10 15- 4 Peru Tourney: Pawnee City 15- 0 15- 6 Elmwood 10-15 14-16 Galaxy Tourney: Stella 15- 6 8-15 15- 1 Humbolt 6-15 9-15 Palmyra 15-11 9-15 14-16 Districts: Pawnee City 4-15 15-11 15-11 Palmyra 7-15 8-15 The Junior Varsity girls were really on the move this year ending their season with an undefeated record, 10-0. Left are some members on the J-V team in action. 68 The 1981 Lourdes Volleyball team include front row (L to R): Linda Wood, Diane Beckman, Becki Durr, Kathleen McCartan, Cherie Schreiner, Leslie Rakes. Second row: Tracy Turner, Vicki Ramold, Clare Kaiser, Janet Hauder. Third row: Traci Schreiner, Allysyn Molzahn, Susie Durr, Debbie Funke, Nancy Heng, Stacey Ramold. Back row: Colleen Sullivan, Kristie Heng, Kris Schreiner, Therese Henne, Capri Fenton. Not present: Pat Eilers, Chris Sporrer, Kim Sporrer, Joan Sporrer, Anne Stratker, Sue Heng, Lauri White, Karen Heng, Lori Heng. Below Left: C-Team members Cherie and Becki warm-up before a game. Below Center: Colleen watches as her set gets spiked. Below Right: Leslie demonstrates her serving technique. Boys end season 17-5 Best Record Ever! NCL Louisville 50 Johnson-Brock 51 Filley 56 Falls City S.H. 45 Palmyra 53 Farragut 62 Stella 65 Omaha Dominican 79 Weeping W’ater 70 Humbolt 64 Wymore Southern 54 Holy Name 59 Pawnee City 75 Conestoga 61 Sidney 65 Senaca Tourney: Jackson Heights 52 Galaxy: Humbolt 45 Falls City 46 Palmyra 52 Districts: Weeping Water 83 Conestoga 46 Tecumseh 29 Freshmen-Sophomore Tourney: Palmyra 38 Filley 21 Our brilliant team, under the leadership of captains Tom Gude and Steve Wood, fought through a very rugged schedule. The continuous ef- forts of the players on the court, as one, made the team more unified and talented. The hard work and sweat paid off in the end as the team ended the season with a 17-5 record. Congra- tulations Coach Hakel and company on a terrific season. Above: Rick Busaard give it his beet ehot. Left: Tom Gude clutchee another rebound. Below: Lynn Heng contemplate hi next paas. Right: Coach Hakel accept the challenge. The cheerleader preaented Coach Hakel with a T-shirt of all the opponent on it. After each win, the opponent's name was cut out making a holey T-shirt at the end of the season. Above: Tom Gude put up a «hot. Below: Kevin ouUnurti his opponent. Right: Steve Wood shows the pain it takes to have a winning season. Girls end with a winning season Season Of “Ups” And “Downs” Palmyra Johnson • Brock Omaha Dominican Weeping Water Pawnee City Pawnee City Falla City S. H. Lincoln Christian Stella S. E. Dawson Verdon Louisville Conestoga llumbolt Murdock Omaha Holy Name Wymore Southern Galaxy: Stella S. E. Hum bolt Palmyra Districts: Tecumseh Conestoga Freshmen • Sophomore Tourney: Palmyra NCL S3 29 46 64 43 43 71 42 33 31 31 31 23 45 39 34 63 23 29 29 28 OPP 45 34 29 22 18 18 35 36 30 39 40 51 49 36 43 29 25 49 55 28 40 The girls basketball team came out on top as their final record was 10 - 9. This is only the fourth year of girls basketball at Lourdes and their future looks very prosperous. Only three lettermen will return to next years squad but there will be many other talented girls moving up from the junior varsity. Good job. girls and Mr. Berry on a terrific season! 18 33 72 Above: Cindy Straub givee it her beat ahot. Below: Kria Schreiner (52) ahowa her determina- tion deapite her defender'a handa. Everybody paya attention in the huddle. Allyayn Molzahn ahowa her dribbling abilitiea. Above: An in-bounda play ia put into progreaa. Below: Linda Wood (far) and Clare Kaiaer (cloae) take the ball down the court. Below left: Janette Smith pyachea out before a game. Football Member� Include: Kevin Rettig - Honorable Mention, Lynn Heng - let. Team, Steve Wood and Dave Kuhlman - Honorable Mention. (Above) Volleyball Member� Include: Traci Schreiner - 2nd. Team. Sueie Durr - let. Team, and Colleen Sullivan - 2nd Team. (Right) Girls Basketball Members Include: (Clockwise) Cindy Straub - 1st. Team. Kris Schreiner - 2nd. Team, and Janet Hauder - Honorable Mention. (Below) Boys Basketball Members Include: Kevin Rettig - 1st. Team. Steve Wood - 2nd. Team. Rick Bussard - Honorable Mention, and Jim Harshman • 2nd. Team. Records Broken Competition Stiff With the moving into Cime C the competition got tougher thia year. Many individual recorda were broke and peraon- ml beata were accompliabed. The outlook of the track team, next year, looka very promiaing. Congratulatione to all the trackatera and their coachee! Tony Apllado crow the finiah line firat in the 1600m relay. Rick Russa rd ha� the look of determination on hia face aa he runt hie leg on the 1600m relay. Chris Greas starts off good for the 1600m relay team. Steve shows bis form for the long jump. Robert Moyer and John Scbrelter prepare themselves for the start of the mile run. The two-mile relay team discusses the plan of how to win. Tony shows the pain it takes to become good. Don't worry Tony. State’s just around the corner! Outlook Good Track Team Is Young Tbia year'� track team waa unexperienced in many way . The moving to Claaa C brought on tough competition and more underclaaamen competed tbia year. The e factora didn't effect the outlook of the team becauae the team never gave up. Congratulationa girla and coachea on a terrific race. Traci Schreiner jumpa in hope of making the height. Right: Suaie Durr and Cindy Straub get ready for their race. Dia ne takes m jump into the pit ia the long jump. Trmci fly� to the sand ma the taken off the board in the long jump competition. State Qualifiers Tony Apilado qualified for atate in the HOOm run. He placed in every meet tallying up points for the team. Congratulationa Tony, we're proud of youS Susie Durr qualified for atate in two individual events, the HOOm run and the mile run. She also placed in every meet Good job Susie, keep it up next year! The saying on the poster below must have been Susie's and Tony’s theme because nobody caught them at districts. Coaches Corner There waa a pleaaant aaaortment of coacbea tbia year. Above arc tome of the coacbea with the activitiea they helped in. From left to right: hr. Lyle Johnaon. Aaaiataot boy’a baaketball; Miaa Karen l chner, track; Mr. Jim Hakel. Head boy’a baaketball and Aaaiatant football; Mr. Mike Lmir, Head football and Jr. High aports; Mr. Dennia Berry, girl’a baaketball; Mr. Tim Boerner. track. Right: Volleyball coacbea thia year are Mm. Jeanne Rogge (far right), and Mra. Mary Ann Lieaemeyer (right). A big tbanka goea to all the coacbea for their continuoua effort and determination to make the Lourdea athletic program the beat. 79 The bachelor ‘a pad wait the newest place to bide away” In during the year. The aenior boya made a coxy place above one aide of the atage. Aa the picturea abow. they bad almoat everything needed to feel comfortable in. 7 Sr. Mary Rudina wu the gueat apeaker. Karen give• her aalutatory add re� � . Kevin Rettlg walka proudly knowing he'll graduate � oon. Donna Davi� take� her final atep� . Graduation 982 Dave Kublman i� all entile� a� he receive� hi� diploma. Doug Marfice look� unaure of what’� happening. Don’t worry Doug, you graduated. Cindy Straub (far right) and There Henne (right) look excited. Brenda White receive§ ner scholarship . Above: Donna Davia deliver her valedictory speech. Below: Kevin Rettig receives his scholarships from Mr. Berry. Above: Everyone smiles when they congratulate the graduates. Below: Therese Henne receives her diploms. Senior Class members include: (Front How Left to Right) Donna Davis, Brenda White, Kay Wurtle, Kristie Heng, Carol Griepen- stroh, Colleen Sullivan, (2nd. How) Therese Henne, Cindy Straub, Kris Schreiner, Cecilia Smith, Karen Heng, Capri Fenton, Cindy Heng, (3rd. How) Mark Durr, Chris Gress, Tom Gude, Matt Heng, Doug Marfice, Kevin Hettig, (Back Row) Wayne Kreifels, Dave Kuhlman, John Schreiter, and Dave Ha mold. (Not Pictured) Tony Curtis. FRESHMEN Diane Beckman Matt Causgrove Matt Detloff Kevin Durr Becki Durr Ricky Hein Sue Heng Kevin Kleinweber Kathleen McCartan Lonnie Moore Robert Moyer Dennis Pfeiffer Leslie Rakes Therese Schnitzer Cherie Schreiner Anne Stratker Linda Wood Chris Coville Janette Smith SOPHOMORES Judy Campbell Roberta Connolly David Durr Ritchie Durr Pat Eilers Mark Francois Tommy Funke Janet Hauder Lynn Heng Clare Kaiser Helen Kreifels John Paap Robert Lechner Kenny Pfeiffer Vicki Ramold Kent Schreiner Robby Schreiner Kim Sporrer Joan Sporrer Bryan Stuckenholtz Tracy Turner John Welter Lauri White Elaine Wurtele JUNIORS Tony Apilado Rick Bussard Mick Causgrove Barb Durr Susie Durr Joanie Eickhoff Kevin Fey Debbie Funke Diane Giittinger Jim Harshman Lori Heng Nancy Heng Ronnie Heng Gail Johnson Rod Kempkes Julie Lutz Allysyn Molzahn Bob O’Neill David Rakes Stacey Ramold Jolene Sarraillon Randy Schreiner Traci Schreiner Chris Sporrer Brian Stanley Steve Wood SENIORS Tony Curtis Donna Davis Mark Durr Capri Fenton Chris Gress Carol Griepenstroh Tom Gude Cindy Heng Karen Heng Kristie Heng Matt Heng Therese Henne Wayne Kreifels David Kuhlman Doug Marfice David Ramold Kevin Rettig Kris Schreiner John Schreiter Cecilia Smith Cindy Straub Colleen Sullivan Brenda White Kay W’urtele 85 Patrons Arbor Valley Animal Clinic Joe’s Cafe Fr. Nicholas Baker Fr. Lyle Johnson Bando’s Campers, Johnny Bando Junior Catholic Daughters Fr. Liam Barr Knolls Bessie’s Beauty Shop Koeppel Cleaners Brown Glass Lima’s Mr. Glen Campbell Dr. Mrs. George Mann Ms. Lenore Clark Fr. John McCabe Mr. Mrs. Edward Connolly M. P. McCormack, D. D. S. Country Boutique, Phyllis Lyon Merritt Cleaners Dammast Clothing Novak Auto Darrell’s Barber Shop Mr. Mrs. Bill Olmer Davidson Insurance Otoe County Optometric Associates Dinty Moores Dr. Paul Salansky Donut Stop Dr. Robert Livingston Mr. Mrs. Kermit Durr Paul Tavern Mr. Mrs. Bruce Eppenbaugh Dr. James L. Quinn Fashion Beauty Mr. Mrs. Lonnie Rakes Mr. Mrs. Wilbur Fey Mr. Mrs. Kenneth E. Ramold Gangel Oil Mr. Mrs. Orville Rettig Gambles Mr. Mrs. Eugene Schnitzer Goodrich Dairy Store Schmidt Auto Elec. Mr. Mrs. Raymond Gress Mr. Mrs. Thomas Schreiner Mr. Mrs. Charles Hauder Mr. Mrs. Robert Schreiter Mr. Mrs. Leo Heng The Sewing Basket Mr. Mrs. Leonard Heng Mr. Mrs. Henry Stratker Mr. Mrs. Martin Heng Mr. Mrs. John Stukenholtz Mr. Mrs. Mike Heng Mr. Mrs. Gerald Tritsc Hoch Steinheider Ms. Evelyn Vaughan Import Auto Inc. Mr. Mrs. Kenny White James Oil Dr. Mrs. John Wilmes Mr. Vantine James Fr. Paul Witt The yearbook staff would like to thank all the patrons for their generous support. 86 88 South llth Nebr. City msszom Complete Automotive G L Oil Company Service 1108 Central Ave. 873-9833 873-7507 1LAMDIS engine company small engine sales service Phone 873 6231 - 210 So. 11th Street LINCOLN Nebraska City Office 106 Central Nebr. City. NE 68410 NEBRASKA CITY. 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JONES CO. Established 1871 Whirlpool Appliances and Service General Office: Nebraska City Branch Office: Syracuse Members of New York Stock Exchange Inc. Other Principal Exchanges Stocks - Bonds - Mutual Funds Tax Free Insured Securities Jim Heineman Mike Medaris 1024 Central Av Nebraska City 873-5572 0 Morton House Kitchens since 1886 BEST WISHES To The CLASS OF 1982 7 a.m. - 11 p.m. 365 Day's A Year. Groceries - Snacks - Games - Automotive BEST WISHES To The CLASS Of 1982 98 JESSUP REXALL DRUGS Prescription 824 Central Avenue Phone: Drugs Nebraska City, Nebraska 873-3397 CONGRATULATIONS FROM HINKY DINKY 99 Pendleton Woolen Mills 15th Street and 11th Carso Industrial Sike Road RRttl Nebraska City, Nebraska Nebraska City Manor 1420 No. 10th 873-3304 Lechner Auto Salvage Used Rebuilt Parts 24 hr. Wrecker Service 873-6047 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1982 Sisters of St. Francis Marysville, MO. Sponsors of St. Mary’s Hospital 100 LIVINGSTON’S Where Fashion is a Look, Not A Price And It’s Fun to Shop Quality meats and groceries at your home owned and operated supermarket V S) SAFEWAY Congratulations Seniors of 1982 JCPenney Nebraska City Catalog Phone 873-6693 • 1981. J C Penney Company Inc ENNEY CO. r rjlt 101 Six Factories WHITEHEAD-RHODEN CHEVROLET- CADILLAC AMC-JEEP-RENAUL T See The Pricemaker” N. Highway 73-75 Nebraska City garment outlet Quality Apparel At Wholesale 106 S. llth St. Nebraska City 402-873-5507 •THE CLOTHES! REE OITE-ET .where 50% savings happen everyday THOMAS AVENUE CARPET Formica Carpet. Vinyl PPG Paint Congradulations To the Senior Class of 1982 SINGER-AMERICAN METER Extends 1002 Central Ave. Custom Made Nebraska City Draperies Congratulations To The Seniors Of Nobody Beats Our Deal 1982 The Knights of Colum- bus celebrated their 100th anniversary this year. Just a few of their many communi- ty services are shown in the following pictures. At left: Annual family picnic. Middle picture: Senior citizens “Tour of Lights”. Below left: Senior citizens picnic at Indian Cave Park. 103 JOHN JOYNER MOTORS INC. Sales - Service - Parts - Body Shop 513 Central Avenue Nebraska City, Nebraska BUICK - PONTIAC - OLDSMOBILE GMC TRUCKS Telephone - 873-5517 STOP AND SHOP The Yearbook Staff would like to extend their heartfelt thanks to all patrons and supporters of the yearbook who not only gave monetary donations, but also pictures for the yearbook staff to use. A special thanks goes to Phil Johnson. Phil gave his time and talents by conduct- ing photography workshops throughout the year and tak- ing pictures when needed. At this time, the Yearbook Staff would also like to con- gratulate the Senior Class and wish them the best for the future. •••• -v v ':’v. • • � •, w ' • • • i • • • • j . ' . .7 • X ’ • . 1 • ••••. 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