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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1984 volume:

Lourdes Central High School Nebraska City, Nebraska 1983-84 Table of Contents Seniors .............. 2 Underclassmen ........ 8 Administration ...... 20 Special Events ...... 24 Sports .............. 46 Organizations ....... 66 Advertising ......... 80 Special Thanks Stephen Harvey Studio Kiritsy Studio Bells Studio Nebr. City News-Press Knights of Columbus Booster Club Paul Allan Bryant Judith Lynn Campbell Roberta Mary Connolly Lynn Martin Heng Clare Mae Kaiser Helen Catherine Kreifels Robert John Lechner John Clifford Paap The senior girls discuss graduation. SENIOR WRITE-UPS Dave catches a few winks before his next class. The guys watch as Mark shows them how it is done. What do you have up your sleeve. Bryan? Paul Bryant: Football 4, Track 10 3-4, State Qualifier 3� L-Club 2-3-4� Chorus I. Judy Campbell: Pep Club 4. Pres. 4� Volleyball Statistician 10-3-4� School Play 2� Class Officer 1-2� Flag Girl 3� Chorus 1-2-3� Homecoming Queen 4� NSVH Counselor 3-4� Peru Business Contest 3-4� Yearbook 2-4, Section Editor 4. Roberta Connolly: Cheerleader I-2-3-4� Math Club 2-3-4, Pres. 4� Peru Business Contest 1-2� One-Act Play 1-3-4� Speech 1-2� Lourdes Historical Society 4� Homecoming Candidate 4� Girls State 3� Yearbook 2-3-4, Business Manager 3-4� NSVH Counselor 2-3-4� School Play 2� Honor Roll I-2-3-4, Class Officer 4� Student Council 4� NHS 4� Volleyball I� Hugh O'Brian Youth Foundation Seminar 2. Dave Durr: Basketball I� Chorus I� Class Officer 2. Pat Eilers: Volleyball 1-2� Basketball 1-3� Chorus 1-2-3. Mark Francois: Football I-2-3-4, Co-Captain 4. All Con. Hon. Mention 4� Track 1-2-3� L-Club I-2-3-4� Homecoming Candidate 4� School Play 2. Chorus 3. 4 Tom Funke: Football I-2-3-4. Co-Captain 4, All Con. 4� Basketball I-2-3-4. All Con. 4� Class Officer 3-4� Student Council Pres. 4� L-Club I-2-3-4� School Play 2-4� Homecoming King 4� Honor Roll I-2-3-4� Boys State Alternate 3� NHS 4� Lourdes Historical Society 4� Math Club 2-3-4. Janet Hauden Volleyball I-2-3-4. All Con. 4. All State Hon. Mention 4, Basketball I-2-3-4, All Con. 1-3-4. All State Hon. Mention 1-2-3� L-Club I-2-3-4� Chorus 2-3� Pep Club 4� Track I� Yearbook Section Editor 4. Lynn Heng: Football I-2-3-4. Co-Captain 4, All Con. 2-3-4. All State Hon. Mention 3-4, Basketball I-2-3-4. All Con. Hon. Mention 4, Track 1-4, L-Club I-2-3-4, Class Officer 1-2, One-Act Play I-2-3-4, School Play 2-4, Homecoming Candidate 4, Honor Roll I-2-3-4, Boys State 3, NHS 4, Lourdes Historical Society 4. Clare Kaiser: Volleyball I-2-3-4� Basketball 1-2-3, Track I. NSVH Counselor 4, Pep Club 1-4, V-Pres. 4, L-Club I-2-3-4, NHS 4, Lourdes Historical Society 4, Homecoming Candidate 4, Band I-2-3-4� JCDA I� Honor Roll 4. The senior class toast their final year. Hungry. Kent? Helen Kreifels: Math Club 2-3-4. Sec. 4, Spanish Club 3, Honor Roll 1-2-3-4� Pep Club 2-3-4� Peru Business Contest 1-2� Yearbook 2-3-4, Volleyball Statistician 3, Peru Brain Bowl 4. Bob Lechnen Chorus I. John Paap: Football I-2-3-4. All Con. 3-4. All State Hon. Mention 4. 8 Man F.B. All-Star Candidate 4, Track 1-2, School Play 2-4, L-Club 1-2-3-4. Ken Pfeiffer. Football 2-3-4. All Con. Hon. Mention 4, Basketball 1-2-4, Math Club 2-3-4, School Play 4, L-Club 2-3-4, Chorus 2, Honor Roll 1-2, Homecoming Candidate 4. Vicki Ramold. Volleyball 1-2-3. Statistician 4, Basketball 1-2-3, Track I, L-Club I-2-3-4, Pep Club I-2-3-4, Tres. 4, Cheerleader 3, NSVH Counselor 4, Band I-2-3-4, School Play 2-4, Peru Brain Bowl 4. Class Officer 4. Kent Schreiner. Math Club 2-3-4, NSVH Counselor I-2-3-4, Class Officer 3, Band I, NHS 4, Elks Teen of the Month 4, School Play 4, Yearbook 2-3-4, Editor 3-4, Honor Roll I-2-3-4. Rob Schreiner. Class Officer 3-4, Chorus I. Bryan Stukenholtz. Football I-2-3-4, Track I-2-3-4, Chorus 2, L-Club 3-4. Tracy Turner. Volleyball I-2-3-4, Girls Basketball Statistician 2-3-4, NSVH Counselor 4, Lourdes Historical Society 4, Band I-2-3-4, Cheerleader I-2-3-4, Peru Brain Bowl 4, Homecoming Candidate 4, Track 1-2-3. John Welter. Football I-2-3-4. All Con. Hon. Mention 4, Track I-2-3-4, L-Club I-2-3-4, Class Officer 1-2, Homecoming Candidate 4. Lauri White. Volleyball I-2-3-4. All Con. 3-4, Basketball 1-3-4, Track I-2-3-4. State Qualifier I, Math Club 2-3-4. V-Pres. 4, L-Club I-2-3-4, Peru Business Contest 2-3, School Play 2-4, Girls State Alternate 3, Homecoming Candidate 4, Lourdes Historial Society 4. Elaine Wurtle. Chorus 2-3, FFA I, Track 3, Yearbook Section Editor 4. 5 Robert Joseph Schreiner Class Officers President Tom Funke Vice-President Roberta Connolly Secretary Vicki Ramold Treasurer Rob Schreiner Bryan Thomas Stukenholtz Tracy Ann Turner John David Welter Class Motto We build the ladder by which we climb. Class Colors Royal Blue and Silver Class Flower Yellow Rose Lauri Sue White Elaine Marie Wurtele Paul and Robbie try to correct the problem. Talk about discipline! This is ridiculoufl The senior boys realize that gradution is near. Bob gets measured for his cap and gown. Janet relaxes after being out jogging. 1 � ' I Junior girls reunite with their 2nd grade teacher, Miss Hawes. Diane Beckman : man Matt Causgrove Christine Coville Who’s Dennis trying to fool?? Matt Detloff Kevin Durr Rick Hein 8 Susan Heng Kevin Kleineweber Theresa Larsen Kris Meyer Juniors hard at workll If you only knew how silly you looked II Lonnie Moore Dennis Pfeiffer Robert Moyer Leslie Rakes What time did you get in last night. Matt? Class Officers President Anne Stratker Vice-President Diane Beckman Secretary Matt Causgrove Treasurer Linda Wood Theresa Schnitzer PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Cherie Schreiner Anne Stratker Chuyen Tran Linda Wood 9 Mr. Voll.mer and Matthew fix the plays lighting system. Kevin glances at his 'little black book . Theresa takes a break. Linda Wood delivers a Valentine’s Day flower to Mrs. Lowe. Jeff puts the finishing touch on his project. Pat claims he can do better with his eyes closed. Mr. Volkmer and Steve locate the problem. The sophomore boys are a friendly bunch. Mark heads for class. Steve and Tony relax during a break in band. Bob Curti Mark Davi Steve Eickhoff SOPHOMORES Mike Harshman Cheri takes time out for a mile. '■k Robert Hauder Tracey Henne What are you looking for boys? Greg Gres 12 Did you get the right answer. Robert? Class Officers President Greg Gress Vice-President Pat O’Neill Secretary-T reasurer Mark Davis Susie Kaiser Tony Schreiner Caught in the act. Terryl 13 The art students work hard on their various projects. Do WHAT. Mr. Myrtue?!? John and Mark are actually studyingl Students breathe a sigh of relief at the end of the day. 14 The Christian Psychology class discusses self-esteem. Diane and Linda get down with their clarinets. Pat Causgrove Julie Durr Craig Fey Brian Finnell Teresa Fox - Open wide. Terri! Karen Hauder Jeff Funke 16 Smile pretty, girlsl Gail Kasbohm Danny Moore Scott Miller Class Officers President Jeff Funke Vice-President Joyce Moyer Secretary Kristin Wood Treasurer Pat Causgrove Michelle Penning Kristin Wood The Freshman girls enjoy lunch??? (Above) Two heads are better than one. (Left) We've finally found something the freshman boys can do. Anh Tran CLASS OFFICERS President Crystel Porter Vice-President Amy Reese Secretary Michelle Ramold Treasurer Diane Gress Jim Neil Amy Reese Monica Turner T. J. Nigro Julie Wigington Crystel Porter Chris Stanley Renae Wigington 18 Todd Miller Scott Olmer PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Susane Rakes Jed Ramold Katie Woolm CLASS OFFICERS President Danelle Davis Vice-President Doug O’Neill Secretary-Treasurer Jed Ramold Doug O'Neill TV . ' V' 1 Kerri Wigington Kevin Pfeiffer J. J. Williams G R A D E See how the seventh graders have fun?!? ADMINISTRATION Left: Bishop Flavin speaks to the Seniors at graduation. Above: Fr. James Dawson: Superintendent of Diocesan Schools. Fr. Lyle Johnson: Superintendent. Psychology. Fr. James Benton.- Theology. Counselor. Mr. Ned Cox: Principal. Computer. Yearbook Sponsor. Mrs. Kay Weiss: Secretary. Right: Mrs. Alice Gillespie: Librarian. Fr. John Cooper: Theology. FACULTY Mr. Les Blankenship: Custodian. i — BLfcl. LU ■ Mr. Frank Volkmer: Industrial Arts. Mrs. Sue Eickhoff: Art. Mif Kathleen Cotter: Science. Girls Head Basketball Coach. Mrs. Mary Ann Liesemeyer. Social Studies. Head Volleyball Coach. P.E. Sr. Agnes Mary Johnson: English. Mr. Mike Lair: History. Head Football Coach. Track Coach. Mrs. Peggy Lowe: Band. Office Practice. Typing. Mr. Steve Myrtue, Jr. High Math Science. Girl� Assistant Mrs. Jeanne Rogge, Home Ec.. Business. Assistant Volleyball Coach. Basketball Coach, Track Coach. HOMECOMING '83 Spirit week was very successful this year. Some of the students got into the fun of Beach Bum Day. Below, Theresa Larsen, Diane Beckman, Anne Stratker. and Susan Heng ''sunbathe” on the sidewalk in front of school. At right, Boots' Beach was parked in front of school all day. Some of the senior guys take a break from their busy schedule to relax. Front (L to R) Mark Francois. John Paap, Bryan Boots” Stukenholtz, Kenny Pfeiffer. Back Lynn Heng, Tom Funke. and John Welter. Above, the sophomore cheerleaders” raise spirits during their pep rally. The faculty members were depicted by the seniors in their pep rally. At left. John Fr. Johnson Welter discusses some work with Kay, alias Clare Kaiser. At right, Kay looks up to see Mr. Cox, (Lynn Heng), stroll into the office. Candidates for Homecoming 1983 are. front row (L to Connolly. Judy Campbell. Back row Lynn Heng. Mark R) Clare Kaiser. Tracy Turner. Lauri White, Roberta Francois, Kenny Pfeiffer. John Welter. Tom Funke. On Thursday night of Homecoming week, the juniors sponsored the traditional bonfire pictured directly above. At left. Coach Lair addresses the crowd with his wise words of wisdom.” Mike and Marcia” mount the steps trying to pass the agility test at the pep rally which was put on by the juniors. The week continues ... The fun during the five days leading up to the game never seemed to end. Kris Meyer, at right, and Lonnie Moore, below, keep up their images” while trying to study. Below right, the so- phomores conducted a Legs Contest” during their pep rally. Above left, the queen candidates await to be escorted out on the field by their fathers at half- time of the football game. Clockwise! Roberta. Judy, Tracy, Lauri, and Clare. The coronation took place in the gym following the game. Judy Campbell and Tom Funke were crowned the 1983 Oueen and King. Above left. Tom helps Judy down the steps after they were crowned. Above middle. Tom receives congratulations. Above right, the King and Queen lead the dancing on the floor. Below right. 1982 Queen Julie Lutz bestows the crown on her successor. Below, the 1983 Lourdes Homecoming Royalty. 29 1 Knights Of Columbus Awards Banquet Dr. Ursula Walsh speaks at the banquet. Roberta receives the award for Outstanding Student Olmer's accept the award for Catholic Family of the Year. Outstanding Senior Student Scholarship Winners Roberta Connolly Clare Kaiser Lauri White Outstanding Senior Athletes Tom Funke Janet Huader Vicki Ramold Lynn Heng Tracy Turner Community Service Award Catholic Family of the Year Sisters of St. Francis Bill and Mary Jo Olmer 30 Tracy accept the Knight of Columbus Scholarship. Mr. Lair awards Lynn Outstanding Male Athlete. 31 CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK Every year a week is set aside to nationally recognize the works of Catholic Schools. This year's week of celebration was Jan. 30 to Feb. 3 ... Catholic Schools, A Beacon of Hope.” At right, Fr. Johnson celebrates Mass on the Hill” Monday morning to start off the week, demonstrating his active participation in the entire school system. Each day during the week a different group related to the school was honored. On Tuesday, the faculty was honored. Below. Sue Heng presents a cake to Mrs. Harris and Miss Cotter. At bottom left, Charles Gude, an alumnust of Lourdes, addresses the students on Thursday, alumni recognition day. Bottom right, Sue Heng attempts to catch marshmallows in her mouth during Celebration ’84.” Students took part in races and games on Wednesday afternoon. The class which accumulated the most points was awarded a trophy. Above, organizations which sup- port the Lourdes school system were thanked during the all-school Mass held on Friday. The thank-yous” were scrolls which had been signed by the students. Below. Pat Kleineweber found this sign on her bus Monday morning. Thanks to the support staffll The Letter to the Editor” at right appeared in the News-Press during the course of the week. LETTERS TO THE ■ EDITOR Dear Editor: It is during this time of the year when we take a time out to thank our parents for sending us to Catholic schools, where we have a chance to not only learn the basic subjects but also the basics of our religion. Certainly our parents are our beacon of hope. They bring us through the hard times with their light and by sending us to this school. We thank you. the parents of all students, for all your patronage, voluntary help and guidance through the years. Thank you, Lourdes Central School students 33 Kevin trie to amuse himself while Lonnie Matt tries to help Leslie hang the streamers does the real work. for prom. Diane and Anne near the finish. The Junior guys show real teamwork. Kris Meyer and Cherie Schreiner get into the decorating spirit. Don’t worry Suel It won’t fall on you! PROM ’84 This year the prom was done with the colors red, white, black, and grey. The decorating was done to give a sidewalk in Paris effect. To give this effect we built an Eiffel Tower and used real shrubs, trees, and other greenery. The prom was held in the gym so streamers and parachutes were used to lower the ceiling. The theme chosen for prom was Don’t Let It End . The theme was displayed on the Eiffel Tower Kevin Durr shows real coordination. Dennis places glasses on the tables. Don't Let It End Anne and Tom seem to be having fun. 36 Bryan gets into the music. This year the prom was done with a new twist. A banquet was held before the dance. At the banquet the seniors were the center of attention. The juniors made prophecies about the senior class. While in return the seniors willed various things to the underclassmen. The Pudd brothers provided the music for the evening. Tom reads the Senior Wills. Sue and Kevin read the Senior Prophecies. Having fun Matt? The tempo picks up as the evening goes on. Mr. Lair checks to see if Judy has her garter. 37 The Pudd Brothers provided great music. Anne Stratker. Junior class president, leads the way with her date Tom Funke. Tracy and Robert enjoy Grand March. CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN This was the first year that Lourdes presented a drama rather than a musical. Cheaper By The Dozen” was well accepted by the public. The comedy, under the direction of Mrs. Diana Harris, was successfully per- formed on March 16, 17, § 18. The plot revolves around an efficieny expert, Mr. Gilbreth (played by Tom Funke), who has twelve children and tries to run his household as a factory. Left: Frank (Kent Schreiner), and Ernestine (Sue Heng), set each scene as they reflect upon their childhood. Right: Two of the children escort” the family dog through the house. Above: Mrs. Gilbreth (Lauri White), and Mr. Gilbreth discuss the children's school work with their tutor. Miss Brill (Vicki Ramold), who is standing. Left: Ernestine, Martha, and Anne (Sue. Tracy, and Anne), are having a serious discussion. Right: Mr. Gil- breth talks with Dr. Burton (Lynn Heng) about his health. CAST Mr. Gilbreth Mrs. Gilbreth Artne Anne Stratker Ernestine Martha Frank, Jr Kent Schreiner Bill Matt Causgrove Lillian .. Theresa Schnitzer Fred Mike Harshman Jackie Kerri Wigington Joe Scales Kenny Pfeiffer Miss Brill Vicki Ramold Mrs. Fitzgerald Theresa Larsen Dr. Burton Student Director .. Above: Mr. Gilbreth performs his one-man minstrel show for his family. Left: Joe Scales (Kenny Pfeiffer), a possible suitor of Anne's, demonstrates his cheer- leading ability. Right: Anne reveals her purchases of a 'teddy and silk stockings to her father. Below: Bill catches Anne with her boyfriend. Larry (Mark Davis). Graduation 1984 (Above) Fr. Cooper. Fr. Johnson. Fr. Benton, and Fr. Brombach celebrate the Eucharist. (Right) Fr. Johnson speaks to the Seniors at their last mass. Seniors Last Mass (Above) The seniors share a special moment at mass. (Right) John and Lynn read the petitions. Janet reads the responsorial psalm. Fr. Brombach congratulates Judy. Paul receives Communion. (Above) Lynn reads the peti- tions. (Left) The senior girls congratulate each other. (Above) Sue congratulates Janet. (Right) Lauri and Elaine rejoice after mass. Baccalaureate Tracy reads during mass. My hat's not big enoughl! 41 Guest Speaker: Fr. Thomas Ozanne C.P.P.S. COMMENCEMENT Twelve long years have come to a close, our best years have come and gone, and our many memories, we'll cherish a lifetime long. Together we have shared - the laughter • the tears, together we've survived - year after year. As on our very first day of school, we face the world alone. We ll build a new foundation, and show how much we've grown. We’d like to thank all of you — the parent - teacher - friend, for always standing by us, until the very end. Please wish us the best of luck, and pray for us each day-, for time has come for us to leave, and go our separate way. We've paved the road to which we’ll walk, the future we cannot see - but to the door of our success, each of us hold the key. -Patricia Lynn Eilers- Upper left: The guys wait for graduation to begin. Top: Dave Durr receives his diploma. Lower left: Salutatorian ■ Helen Kreifels. Below: Lauri reads Graduation 84 . Lower right: Elaine takes those long awaited steps to graduation. 42 (Upper Left) Pat receives her diploma. (Above) The wait for commencement to begin. (Left) Bryan receives his diploma alsoll (Below) John, don’t take it so seriously! (Left) Roberta presents her speech as valedictorian. (Above) Roberta welcomes Tracy into NHS. (Above) Mr. Watton assists Kenny up the stairs. (Upper right) Kenny graciously accepts his diploma. (Below) Fr. Johnson. Bishop Flavin, and Fr. Tom Ozanne. (Below left) Don’t be so happy Judy. The Seniors breathe a sigh of relief as they finally graduate. DL emor VOLLEYBALL: AN EXCITING SEASON The 1983 Volleyball season brought many triumphs to the Lady Knights. The many victories awarded to them were: third at Peru Tourney, third place at Galaxy Conference, and Runner-Up at District competition. This year, Lauri White and Janet Hauder were nominated for First team All-Conference and Leslie Rakes — Second team. In the Peru Tourney, Janet Hauder was named to the All-Star team, while Leslie Rakes was voted to the Honorable Mention team. Team members include, Front row: Karen Hauder, Kristin Wood, Teresa Fox, Julie Durr. Michelle Penning. Middle row: Leslie Rakes, Susie Kaiser, Cherie Schreiner, Anne Stratker. Linda Wood. Sue Heng. Back row: Lauri White. Tracy Turner, Janet Hauder, and Clare Kaiser. The trophies show the dedication of the team this year. Leslie Rakes comes to the rescue to save the ball. The team watches on with much excitement and anticipation. The team talks over their strategy before the next game. Anne Stratker tries to get one over the defender. Leslie forearms the ball to the setter. Above: Lauri reaches to save the ball. Below. Tracy serves one over. The Senior members for the 1983-84 season were: Lauri White. Clare Kaiser. Tracy Turner, and Janet Hauder. Janet spikes another one. Football: An Exciting Season The season started slow. After losing 2 of the first 3 games, the team united and dedicated themselves to work as a team. As a result, the team won the next 5 games. The biggest win came at the end of the season against Omaha Brownell Talbot. Team members include Front row: Eugene Schnitzer. Scott Miller. Paul Bryant. Chuyen Tran. Pat (Above) John Paap receives a free ride up the O’Neill. Jeff Funke. Tuan Tran, and Mark Francois. 2nd row: Bob Curtis. Dave Reese. Dennis hill from Jeff Oelke. (Lower left) Ken and Pfeiffer. Mark Davis. Bryan Stukenholtz. Tom Funke. Ken Pfeiffer, and John Welter. Back row. Robert block to help the Knights gain yardage. Asst. Coach Watton. Kevin Durr. Terry Kleineweber. Danny Moore. Lonnie Moore. Robert Hauder. (Below) John Welter gains yardage. Jeff Oelke. John Paap. Lynn Fleng. Kevin Kleineweber. and Coach Lair. 51 The wrecking crew. Kevin Kleineweber runt with the ball for a touchdown John Welter race to out run the defender for more yards. Tommy Funke gets help from the line to gain more yards. Coach overlooks his offensive line. The Galaxy Conference members for the 83-84 season include: Front row: Ken Pfeiffer. Lynn Heng. John Paapt Back row Mark Francois. Tom Funke. John Welter. Back Row: Coach Lair. Tommy Funke. Bryan Stukenholtz. Lynn Heng, John Paap, Coach Mr Watton shows his emotion after another Watton. Front Row: Paul Bryant. Mark Francois. Kenny Pfeiffer. John Welter. touchdown. Bob Curtis and Lonnie Moore bring down a Nebraska Deaf LYnn HenS races for a touchdown player. The Thrill of Victory - Unity of Sports. 53 BOYS BASKETBALL The team this season showed great poise and dedication. They had three returning lettermen who led the team to a 10-8 season. In tournament action, the team fell short in the first round of Conference and lost to the Pawnee City Indians. When District came, the boys made it to the finals but fell short again and ended up District Runner-ups. Lynn display his shooting technique. Pat puts one up over a defender. 54 The press attempts a turnover. Team members include Front row: Danny Moore. Jeff Funke. Pat Causgrove. Mike Heng. Craig Fey. 2nd row: Coach Watton. Robert Moyer. Matt Causgrove. Chuyen Tran. Pat O'Neill. Dave Reese. Scott Miller. Back row: Tom Funke. Mark Davis. Lynn Heng, Ken Pfeiffer. Lonnie Moore. Robert Hauder. Coach DeVorss. (Top) Malt races for a lay-up. (Above) Lynn lays it up for two. (Below) Robert waits for an open spot. All-Conference Team: Lynn Heng and Tom Lunke. Tom risks rejection against Sacred Heart. GIRLS BASKETBALL This year's team had a very successful year even though they lost many games. The girls proved to themselves that they have a winning team. They produced a 11-10 records had two girls on the All-Conference teams and won a District Runner-up trophy - the girls first trophy. With this dedication and hard work shows for a good team next year. Team members include Front row: Janet Hauder. Lauri White. 2nd row: Terri Kemp, Leslie Rakes, Kris Meyer, Cherie Schreiner. Linda Wood, Diane Beckman, 3rd row: Coach Myrtue, Kristin Wood. Karen Hauder. Mi- chelle Penning, Teresa Fox, Julie Durr. Kim Olmer, Tina Kemp. Coach Cotter. 58 Janet reaches for a rebound. FOOTBA Pawnee City Nebraska Deaf Falls City S.H. Father Flanagat Humboldt Decatur Stella Brownell-Talbot Lourdef Op fr 48 6 42 54 52 70 80 VOLLEYBALL Lourdes Opponents Pawnee City won 15-4 15-5 Father Flanagan won 15-0 15-2 Weeping Water won 15-K) 15-10 Auburn won 15-5 15-2 Falls City S.H. lost 12-15 15-8 3-15 Conestoga won 15-5 5-15 15-4 Humboldt lost 15-10 15-6 9-15 Palmyra lost 11-15 15-6 8-15 Louisville won 15-7 12-15 15-7 Stella TOURNAMENTS: won 15-1 13-15 15-8 A Conestoga won 15-5 15-3 Elmwood lost 10-15 16-14 6-15 Johnson-Brock won 15-3 15-12 Gajaxy Conference: %Humboldt won 15-12 15-3 Falls City JH. lost— 11-15 15-9 15-10 Conestoga 15-11 15-8 Districts: a, Johnson-Br Elmwood won lost 15-6 18-15 15- 11 16- 14 13-15 Palmyra Johnson-Brock Flanagan Pawnee City won 37-31 Nebr. Deaf vtfSh 45-28 L. Christian lost 39-49 Falls City S.H. won 55-46 Stella won 49-47 BOYS' BASKETBALL Dawson-Verdon lost 29-39 Humboldt lost 28-42 Lourdes-Opponent Louisville lost 49-61 Louisville won 3909 Conestoga lost 48-75 Johnson-Brock won 40-35 Murdock won 58-45 Filley lost 44-50 Wymore S. won 47-37 Falls City S.H. lost 37-51 Holy Name lost 34-35 Palmyra won 52-45 Galaxy Conference: Farragut lost 48-51 Falls City S.H. won 38-36 Stella S.E. won 62-31 Humboldt lost 28-31 Flanagan lost 50-73 Louisville lost 38-39 Humboldt won 41-32 Districts: Dawson-Verdon won 49-39 Elmwood won 27-26 Weeping Water won 66-43 % Johnson-Brock lost 29-42 Conestoga lost 33-53 ■ Pawnee City lost 42-44 Wymore won 40-29 Holy Name won 48-4 1st row (left to right): Greg Gress, Mark Davis. Paul Bryant, Beckman, Linda Wood. Karen Hauder. and Julie Durr. 4th row: Kevin Durr. Chuyen Tran, and Robert Moyer. 2nd row: Tony Terri Kemp. Kristin Wood. Gail Kasbohm. Michelle Penning. Schreiner. Bryan Stukenholtz. Lonnie Moore. Bob Curtis. Jeff Teresa Fox. and Helen Kreifels. Oelke. and Danny Moore. 3rd row: Leslie Rakes. Diane Terri trie to catch another opponent. (Left) Bob put everything into hi throw. (Above) Leslie works hard to pas her opponent. (Right) Linda flie through the air with the greatest of ea e. Gail fight for a top place. (Right) Lonnie jumps for state. 63 Above: Karen pours it on to a strong finish. Below: Robert concentrates on passing his opponent. Rick shows one of his perfect throws. Above: Terri strides for state. Below: Run. Diane Run! Lower right: Paul receives a congratulating welcome at the finish line. STATE QUALIFYING EVENTS 3200 m. run - Terri Kemp. Danny Moore. ♦ Long Jump and Triple Jump - Lonnie ♦ Moore. 400 m. and 1600 m. relay - Kevin Durr, Lonnie Moore. Mark Davis, Paul Bryant. Lonnie does well in running as well as jumping. Mark finishes his leg of the relay strong. Kevin Durr strides for the finish line. Karen gives Gail a run for her money. MATH CLUB Tom is hard at work heading the food committee! Everyone works hard to make the day a success. Kent uses gestures as well as words. Roberta Connolly and Mr. Watton announce the winners. 68 The junior high students enjoy their day. Roberta works on grading the tests. Lettermens Club Members include: First row: Vicki Ramold. Tracy Turner, Janet Hauder. Lauri White. John Paap, Kenny Pfeiffer. Lynn Heng. Mark Francois. Bryan Stukenholtz, Tom Funke. Second row: Anne Stratker. Diane Beckman. Cherie Schreiner. Karen Hauder. Paul Bryant, Scott Miller. Mark Davis. Lonnie Moore. Third row: Linda Wood. Leslie Rakes. Jeff Oelke. Bob Curtis. Terry Kleineweber. Robert Moyer. Danny Moore. Back row: Robert Hauder. Kevin Durr, Matt Causgrove and Chuyen Tran. NSVH Counselors Members include: (Front row) Clare Kaiser. Judy Campbell. Gail Kas- bohm. Susie Kaiser. (Middle row) Vicki Ramold. Tracy Turner. Teresa Fox. Cheri Miller. (Back row) Linda Wood. Sue Heng. Roberta Connolly. Diane Beckman, Kent Schreiner. 69 Are you actually working. Janet? YEARBOOK Yearbook this year was organized into a class. The staff has taken part in the Knight Letter, the weekly reports at KNCY, and constructing the yearbook. The money making projects throughout the year were: ad sales, Cider Garden during the Applejack Festival, a pancake breakfast, Knights of Columbus Tootsie Roll Drive, and concession stands at the basketball games. Hard work made the yearbook possible. Staff Members Editor Section Editors, Classes Faculty Special Events Sports Organizations Knight Letter Editor Jr. Editor Photographers Sponsor Cover Artwork Kent Schreiner Judy Campbell Roberta Connolly Janet Hauder Elaine Wurtele Theresa Schnitzer Susan Heng Karen Hauder Michelle Penning Rick Hein Mr. Cox Chuyen Tran Janet, Theresa, and Judy put much effort into their work. Student Council Front Row: Anne Stratker, Tom Funke, Diane Beckman. Center Row: Fr. Benton. Danelle Davis, Amy Reese, Mike Harsh- man. Top Row: Joyce Moyer. Jeff Funke, and Michelle Penning. Lourdes Historical Society Front Row: Lauri White. Tracy Turner, Clare Kaiser, Roberta Connolly. Back Row: Lynn Fleng. Mr. Lair, Tom Funke. Business Club Left to right - Mrs. Lowe, Theresa Larsen, Scott Miller, Par Caus- grove. Sue Heng, Theresa Schnitzer, Kristin Wood, Judy Campbell, and Mrs. Rogge. 71 Lourdes Spirit Leaders The cheerleaders show much enthusiasm. Judy - Is the game that exciting? Roberta and Diane break from cheering. The Varsity Cheerleaders for the 1983-84 season include: Roberta Connolly. Diane Beckman, and Tracy Turner. J-V Cheerleaders for the 1983-84 season include: Terri Kemp. Michelle Penning, and Kim Olmer. Drill Team member include: Leslie Rakes. Cherie Schreiner. Lauri White. Theresa Larsen. Linda Wood, and Kristin Wood STUDENTS SELECT FAVORITES OF THE YEAR What’s your favorite candy bar? Snickers What is your favorite Pro-Football team? Washington Redskins What's your favorite cartoon character? Garfield Who is your favorite rock group? Van Halen What’s your favorite TV series? Dynasty What month is your birthday in? (most common) March What’s your favorite phrase? Where’s the Beef?” Who is your favorite actress? Fleather Thomas What is your most liked movie? FOOTLOOSE Who is your favorite actor? Tom Cruise ONE ACT PLAY The 1984 One-Act play, The Insanity of Mary Girard”, is based on a true story which took place in the 1790's in a mental institution in Pennsylvania. Mary has been placed here by a husband who no longer wants her. And during the play she is actually driven insane. The play placed second at Galaxy with Anne Stratker being named best actress. The play won the district competition and received an Excellent rating at State. Cast includes: Mrs. Harris. Clare Kaiser, Gail Kasbohm, Vicki Ramold, Sue Heng, Steve Eickoff, Anne Stratker, Lynn Heng, Roberta Connolly, Theresa Larsen. Kim Olmer, Michelle Penning, Tracy Turner, and Kristin Wood. Mary it taunted and teased by Furies. Mary pleads for release from the warden. Mr. Girard talks with Mr. Phillips. Mrs. Lum visits her daughter. Mrs. Flarris gives instructions. National Honor Society Boys State- Alternate Dennis Pfieffer Delegate Matt Girls State: Delegate Cheri Schreiner Alternate Leslie Causgrove. ' Rakes- 75 Boys and Girls State NHS members include: Lynn Heng. Roberta Connolly. Tom Funke. Clare Kaiser, and Kent Schreiner BAND (Right) Taking a break after a tough practice. (Above) Tracy. Clare, and Vicki are showing their skill. (Right) The band performs at the Christmas concert. School Board yj • � • k i'A, cT .M - V- School Board members (left to right) Back row: Fr. Johnson. Eugene Schnitzer. Deroy Harshman. Ned Cox. Tom Funke. Jim Wood, and Fr. Benton. Front Row: Mary Causgrove. Marlene Ramold, Loretta Sarraillon. and Sr. Pat Rhoten. Not Pictured: Fr. Brombach. Pat Kleineweber. Barbara Kehn. Linda Evans, and Fr. Rauth. Endow - ment Fund The Educational Endowment Fund was established in December. 1981. The purpose of this fund is to provide long- range supplemental funding for the continuation of Catholic Education at Lourdes. Endowment Fund members (left to right): Fr. Johnson. Jerome Wirth, Mike Heng. Deroy Harshman. and Leo Heng. SENIORS Paul Bryant Judy Campbell Roberta Connolly David Durr Pat Eiler Mark Francois Thomas Funke Janet Hauder Lynn Heng Clare Kaiser Helen Kreifels Bob Lechner John Paap Kenny Pfeiffer Vicki Ramold Kent Schreiner Rob Schreiner Bryan Stukenholtz Tracy Turner John Welter Lauri White Elaine Wurtele FACULTY Fr. Jim Benton Mr. Les Blankenship Fr. Richard Brombach Fr. John Cooper Ms. Cathy Cotter Mr. Ned Cox Mrs. Sue Eickhoff Mrs. Alice Gillespie Mrs. Diana Harris Fr. Lyle Johnson Mr. Mike Lair Mrs. Mary Ann Leisemeyer Mrs. Peggy Lowe Sr. Agnes Mary Mr. Steve Myrtue Sr. Patricia Rhoten Mrs. Jeanne Rogge Mr. Frank Volkmer Mr. Mark Watton Mrs. Kay Weiss JUNIORS 2.4.5.7.14.40.46.51.53.62.64.65.69 2.5.24.27.28.29.37.40.44.69.71.72 2.5.27.28.29.30.43.44.66.67.68.69.71.72. 74.75 2.4.7.42 2.5.72 2.4.5.6.14.24.26.27.29.37.41.51.52.53.69 2.4.5.7.24.25.26.27.29.36.37.38.39.51.52.53. 54.55.56.67.68.69.71.75 2.4,7.14.24.31.40.41.48.49.52.57.58.59.69. 72 3.4.5.7.24.26.27.29.31.38.40.41.51.52.53, 54.56.66.67.69.71.75 3.4.24,26.27.28.29.48.49.52.66.71.74.75. 76 4.13.62.72 3.7.42 3.4.5.24.26.41.42.44.51.52.53.69 3.5.7.24.26.27.29.39.41.44.51.52.53.54.69 3.14.38.66.69.72.74.76 3.5.14.25.36.38.39.42.62.68.69.70.75 6.7.25 4.5.6.26.43.42.51.53.69 4.6.14.25.27.28.29.31.37.38.39.41.43.48. 49.50.66.69.71.72.74.76 5.6.14.27.28.29.38,39.40.41.43.51 5.6.24.27.28.29.36.41.42.43.48.49.52.57. 58.67.69.71.73 4.6.42.41 20.32.33.40.71.77 21 22.33.40 21.33.40 22.32.47.57 20.30.77 21 21 23.32.66 20.24.30.31.32.33.40.44.77 22.31.47.51.53.67.71 Diane Beckman Matt Causgrove Chris Coville Matt Detloff Kevin Durr Rick Hein Susan Heng Kevin Kleineweber Theresa Larsen Chris Meyers Lonnie Moore Robert Moyer Dennis Pfeiffer Leslie Rakes Theresa Schnitzer Cherie Schreiner Anne Stratker Chuyen Tran Linda Wood 8.9.14.26.34.35.57.58.62.64.69.71.72 8.9.25.34.36.39.54.56.69.75 8 8.9.34.35 8.9.14.35.37.51.62.65.69 8.34.64 8.10.25.26.32.34.35.36.38.39.41.48.57.66.67. 69.71.72 8.9.10.34.35.36.51.52 8.9.10.26.35.66.67.71.72.73.74 9.25.28.34.57 9.28.34.35.47.51.52.54.56.62.63.65 9.11.34.35.37.54.56.62.64.69 8.9.14.34.35.51.75 8.9.10.34.48.49.52.57.59.62.63.67.69.72.75 8.9.12.25.34.39.70.71.72 8.10.34.48.57.58.67.69.72.73.75 8.9.25.26.34.35.36.37.38.39.48.49.66.69.71. 72.74 9.14.51.54.62.69 9.IO.I4.35.46.48.49.52.57.58.59.62.63.67.69.72.73 SOPHOMORES Bob Curtis Mark Davis Steve Eickhoff Greg Gress Mike Harshman Robert Hauder Tracey Henne Susie Kaiser Terry Kleineweber Cheri Miller Jeff Oelke Pat O’Neill Dave Reese Eugene Schnitzer Tony Schreiner 11.12.26.51.53.62.63.69 11.12.28.39.51.54.55.62.65.69 11.12.26.66.74 11.12.62 12.14.25.39.55.71 12.13.26.51.54.55.69 11.12.13.26 13.37.48.69 13.51.69 12.13.72 M.I2.I3.5I.62.69 11.12.13.25.51.54.55 12.13.51.54.55 12.13.51 11.13.62 FRESHMEN 22.47.48.49 22.31.66.71,72.76 22 23.47,57.64 27.77 23.40.47.71 21 23.44.47.51.53.54.55.68 21 Pat Causgrove 16.54.55.71 Julie Durr 15.16.17.48.57.62.63.72 Craig Fey 14.15.16.17.54.55 Brian Finnell 14.16.17 Teresa Fox 16.17.48.57.62.69.72 Jeff Funke 16.17.51.54.55,71 Karen Hauder 16.17.48.57.62.64.65.70.72 Mike Heng 16.54.55.69 Gail Kasbohm 15.16.17.62.63.65.66.69.72,74 Scott Miller 15.17.51.54.55.69.71 Danny Moore 15.17.51.54.55.62.65 Joyce Moyer 15.17.71.72 Kim Olmer 15.16.17.57.66.72.74 Michelle Penning 16.17.48.57.62.66.70.71.72.74 Kristin Wood 15.16.17.48.57.62.66.67.71.72.74 Terri Kemp 15.17.57.62.63.64.65.72 Tina Kemp 17.57 78 patro nS Agnew S ACairy Queen Arbor Valley Animal Clinic Cdward and 'Inne Sade Wr. and 'Diri. .Arnold Sech man 3r. anted 8enton 8ol lifeguard WuffU 8rown Sho€ Ait 2)r. Cecil Case Ar. olin Cooper Wr. and Wrs. Qary Curtis jbammast Clothing Abanny s Restaurant Abavidson Ansurance and Realty 711 r. anJ 711 r i. William 2. 2) au i 6 2)ouey i 8arber Shop Ahuffs Ariendship l illa C.-Z jHiguor Cjamblei Qang.t Oil Cjoodrich Abairy 'Hir. and 'HIrs. Richard Adein 'Ylflrs. Orpha Adein Wr. and WrS. Jeo Ad.ng ames Oil ffoe j Cafe Paul ACnott A oeppef Cleaners Jiima S Wr. and WrS. Aom Adotlmann 2)r. and WrS. Cj. Wann Werrit Cleaners Wr. and WrS. Siit Olmer Otoe County Optometric Association Cbr. Paul Salanshy Air. Robert Jdivinyiton Wr. and 771 r A. 771 arvi n Penning Pete s Aeed and Seed Air. frames aC. Quinn Re.se and Roleer, CP.J., P-C. Schmitz _ 4uto Clectric Wr. and WrS. Alvin Schnitzer Wr. and Wrs. .uyene 8cltreiner 771r. and Wrs. Dlt omas Schreiner Sewing Sashet Air. ffohn A i Its Wr. and WrS. Qeratd Aritsch Chris an d J(ay TVeiss Jerome lAJirtli Ah anb Ijou 2or IJour Support J7 t ctueitcdeKi tyatci Setfifiant O4 76e f9X4 'fyeafi o i Herald Betty Putnam Agents “When you feel like giving orders ... call us.” Catalog Sales Agency Nebraska City, NE 716 Central Ave. 873-5582 Congratulations Class of 1984 FROM NEBRASKA CITY FAMILY MEDICAL CLINIC Dean R. Thomson M.D. Robert A. Beer M.D. JC Penney vrsA' � 1981. J C Penney Company. Inc JCPenney Nebraska City Catalog Phone 873-6693 MBY CO. fire$tone Glectro Qas One. G S L Firestone 1108 Central Ave. Nebraska City, Nebraska Complete Automotive Tire Service Kerry Pfister 873-9833 Whirlpool Appliances and Service 4 General Office: Nebraska City Branch Office: Syracuse Dinty Moores 106 S. 8th St. Nebraska City Ne. Steve Schreiner Owner ■LANDIS ■ engine company! small engine sales service Phone 873-6231 — 210 So. 11th Street NEBRASKA CITY, NEBRASKA RON NEAN’S 1219 Central Mixed Drinks Beer Lunch Ron Jeanine Schreiner Kentucky Fried Chicken. 12 St. 6th Corso We Do Chicken Right Nebr. City 873-5050 Lisa’s gft Flowers ’n 111 Gifts 803 Central Ave. T Nebraska City 873-5559 THOMAS AVENUE CARPET Formica Carpet, Vinyl . PPG Paint 1002 Central Ave. _ Custom Made Nebraska City Draperies Nobody Beats Our Deal Brown Glass Company Windshields Installed Everything in Glass 1118 Central Avenue Nebraska City. NE Ned’s Super Valu 901 1st. Corso Nebr. City 873-7037 BERTHOLD’S FLOWER SHOP HOMECOMINGS PROMS, WEDDINGS THOMAS C. WEDDLE: OWNER Flower Shop 819 Central Avenue Ph. 873-6300 Greenhouse 202 South 6th Ph. 873-5624 Central Beverage Company Distributors of Hamm’s, Falstaff, Schlitz, and Old Style 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 '84 MOYER PRINT SHOP MCO building 113 North 7th Street Nebraska City, Nebraska Phone: 873-6680 Oerri DLcLiger Warcia J4a gnei Jk ead Our OimeA Odairstytincf pto� ..' vut 611 C.ntrJ jivt. tUmJm City. V€ Cfouel Wonjayl -Appl . JvaiLU. CONGRATULATIONS Class o£ 1984 Employees o£ Singer American Meter Division LIVINGSTON’S Where Fashion is a Look, Not A Price And It’s Fun to Shop Congratulations Graduates From the Residents and Staff of NEBRASKA CITY MANOR 1420 N. 10th St. Nebraska City, NE 873-3304 LINCOLN • MERCURY OUR CUSTOMERS ARE ALWAYS 1 n Jeep. ORENAULT An ncon Motors rl 1315 Central Ave. 873-6622 'eh2e: a ■see:';� THE TRADING POST 414 Central Avenue - Nebraska City, Nebr. 68410 QUALITY New Used MERCHANDISE OLD FASHIONED BARGAINS IN NEW - USED - ANTIQUES CLOTHES - HOUSEHOLD GOODS COLLECTIBLES For Information Call: Carol Fox 873-5696 CITIZEN PRINTING COMPANY Printing At Its Best 412 Central Avenue Nebraska City, NE 68410 (402)873-5696 smm CATALOG STORE 621 Central Avenue Nebraska City, Nebraska Telephone 873-3393 Owners: Tom and Dorthy Funke Wellensiek Insurance Agency 1010 Central Ave. Nebraska City, Nebraska 873-3343 IRENE'S CAFE Home Cooked Meals Open Daily River Bridge Road i p,' GSMO’S BAR AMD Food Games Packaged Liquor On And Off Sale Beer Nebraska City, Nebraska Family Prescription Arlin R. Stuthe.t, R.P. Phone 873-6606 After hours or Emergencies 873-5219 Free prescription Delivery Service Family Physicians of Nebraska City 218 North 14th Phone: 873-3345 CCN’S EEC ECCM The Game Center cf Neb. City Ren Chapin ewner-eperater S. 11th 873-5336 JESSUP REXALL DRUG Phone 873-3397 824 Central Ave., Nebraska City Three Registered Pharmacists to Serve You Bill Carroll, R.P. Chuck Eickhoff, R.P. Jane Kreifels, R.P. 555 FARM HOME SUPPLY, 1«. RON CALVERT Store Manager 1707 Frontage Rd. Business Phone Nebraska City, NB Home Phone 402-873-3706 68410 402.873.7255 Tincher-Rhoden Motor Co. Your All GM Dealer Chevrolet Cadillac Oldsmobile Pontiac GMC Trucks Buick “Big Flag Country” Congratulations Class of 1984 ...it’s great to be a Midwesterner! Midwest Federal SAVINGS ANDLOAN GUDE MORTUARY GOOD LUCK Seniors of 1984 403 S. 9th Nebraska City 873-601 I FIRST FEDERAL LINCOLN Nebraska City Office IOI6 Central Nebr. City. HE 684IO Telephone 873-3367 NORMAN’S Incorporated OPEN 24 HOURS Telephone 873-5780 600 North Tenth St. Nebraska City. NE DON KATIE CHAPIN PHONE 873-7111 HOME 873-3548 COWBOY SHOP Mens Womens Western Wear New Used Tack 801 Central Ave. Nebraska City. NE BOHL PLUMBING AND HEATING, INC. 1113 CENTRAL. AVENUE NEBRASKA CITY. NEBRASKA 00410 Owners Gale Bohl Harlan Bohl Ray Bohl PLUMBING AUBATIC KENWOOD OrD PIONEER Woofer's Den Cindy (Hall) Meyer H H Auto Sales C. K. (Kermit) Holmes II Jerry W. Hammer Plonaar Mall 873-3223 621 Cantral Avenue Nebraska City, NE 68410 Your All Makes Dealer s Nebraska City 873-5313 Mullenax Auto Supply 1116 Central Avenue Nebraska City Your NAPA Jobber Quality Automotive Parts Machine Shop Service ESTABLISHED 1931 Sunday thru Friday NEBRASKA CITY NEWS-PRESS YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER NEBRASKA’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER SINCE 1854 COliyZKV QS KAKMR SHOP For Appointment Call 873-6425 Le Dioyt Land Co. Farm Management ■ Sales Appraisals Deroy Harshman Nebraska City S73-6444 MASTER'S IMPLEMENT Dependability. And Dealers Make The Difference Highway 73-75 North Nebraska City Phone 873-o607 Congratulations Graduates from S. J. Nocita D.D.S. Lechner Auto Salvage Used Rebuilt Parts 24 hr. Wrecker Service 873-6047 WENZL HARDWARE QUALITY HARDWARE 906 Central Avenue Quality meats and groceries at your home owned and operated supermarket Nebraska City, Nebraska Phone 873-3619 W H MANUFACTURERS Nebraska City, Nebraska o We extend a hearty congratulations to the 1984 Seniors We encourage all students to consider the challenging field of Health Care VALLEY VIEW CARE CENTER “A place where life and work is rewarding. Western Investors Inc. Professional Plaza Tenth Street at First Avenue Nebraska City NE 402-873-7711 Leo Heng Kris Sugden Ted Hammond FOX § COMPANY John A. Eilers CPA Partner One Professional Plaza (402) 873-6687 CATFISH - CARP - WHOLESALE ft RETAIL NEBRASKA CIT FISH MARKET BOB BARTON rON 301 Central Avenue Nebraska City nebr 684 10 Phone 873-9191 LAW OFFICES HOCH STEINHEIDER THREE PROFESSIONAL PLAZA TENTH STREET AT FIRST AVENUE NEBRASKA CITY, NEBRASKA 68410 RICHARD H. HOCH JOHN F. STEINHEIDER TELEPHONE (402) 873-5511 SNODDERLY'S OFFICE SUPPLY Brent Shanholtz J Owner 719 Central Avenue Nebraska City, NE 68410 JERRY W. WURTELE DIST. 815 South 9th St. Nebraska City. NE 68410 (402) 873-3250 ARBOR MOTEL SO. HWY. 73 S 75 NEBRASKA CITY, NE 68410 Jerry W. Wurtele President PHONES COLOR TV PHONE (402) 873-6610 McDonalds r wy Best of Luck Class of ’84 So. Hwy. 73-75 Home of Quality 873-6466 First Quality Brand Name Fashions At Wholesale Prices 113 s. 9th St. Nebraska City f- liotoqrapliy ■3ine Portraiture (402) 873-3700 m raiha Pity, 68410 Automotive Inc. 420 4th Corso East Hwy. 2 Nebraska City, NE 68410 (402)873-6602 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ’84 FROM Hatten Construction and Modern Plumbing and Heating Company Nebraska City, Nebr. ANIMAL HOSPITAL Jim Stuart Kirby Joy 873-6648 Highway 73-75 North yXOr. Nebraska City Libby David Lookingbill 873-7550 113 S. 7th. St. PP Bakery J. Sterling Morton Orchard Tree Farm 873-9204 Nebraska City Nebraska EVER LASTING MEMORIALS Nebraska City. NE Auburn, ne Tecumsem. ne Glenwood. ia Sidney. IA Syracuse, ne Plattsmouth. ne HOME OFFICE. NEBRASKA CITY. NE DOUGLAS WYMORE SALES MANAGER NEBRASKA CITY. NE 68410 OFFICE 402-873-5864 HOME 402-873-6331 m RiCWARD SY UONSBERGEM nebraska city upholstery and design 1109 12th corso nebraska at� , nebraska 873 3505 Hinky Dinky We stand behind Everything we sell and that’s a promise. 1406 Central Ave. Nebraska City, NE CorUtiU Ts @a 'uakcrTTUiO SCHI. I RICH CUSTOM CABINETS ph 873-7232 Bell’s Studio Of Photography Offers a Touch of Class For the Class of ’84 Photos by Carla 873-5320 713 Central Ave. Nebraska City, NE O CocCI, of Nebraska City Art Carved Class Rings it MILLER - MONROE CO. Insurance - Real Estate First name on ring Design beneath the stone Birthstone of your choice lOkt gold or saladium Lifetime Warranty Made with Jeweler Quality MARTIN JEWELRY 904 Central Ave. (safe) IN ■ « «i ' SSS?� Wirth Davis BUS. TEL. 873-3331 115 N. 10th Nebraska City 1 Congratulations from , POWELL chiropractic f clinic Nebraska City Ph. 873-3302 Rock Port, MO Ph. 816-744-2032 Palmer Chiropractic Graduate the: CEOTHESTREE v ®OlT-|:ET ...where 50% savings happen everyday 709 Central Avenue Nebraska City Stephen Harvey Photography Puli serice studio specializing m Weoo ng Powa : 5 Commercial Photograpny did Central Avenue Nebraska Cay Nebraska (402) 873-6075 Edward □. Jones f Co. SIPC Members New York Stock Exchange. Inc. Established 1871 Jim Heinman Mike Medaris Registered Representative Limited Partner Stocks - Bonds - Mutual Funds Tax Free 8 Insured Securities 1024 Central Ave. Nebraska City 873-5579 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES FROM THE OTOE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. MEMBER F.D.I.C. “The Bank That Serves You Better” 911 Central Avenue Nebraska City, Nebraska Southeast Fur Buyers RAW FURS SKINNED OR UNSKINNED PAAP'S SPORT SHOP HUNTING. TRAPPING ft FISHING SUPPLIES JOHNNY’S CYCLES Yamaha Honda 1315 SOUTH 1 1 TH ST Telephone 873-70«O Nebraska City. Nebraska 68410 Phone: 873-6913 1220 Central Ave. Nebraska City FARMERS CO-OP OIL COMPANY 1301 8th Corso Nebraska City, Nebraska Phone: 873-3391 CITY WHOLESALE MEAT WHOLESALE MEATS and POULTRY PHONE 873-7105 808 SOUTH 8TH Concrete Industries For all your ready mixed concrete needs Nebraska City 600 S. 3rd St. 873-6635 AMERICAN FAMILY AUTO HOME BUSINESS HEALTH LIFE NEBRASKA CITY GROCERY COMPANY 111 South Sixth St. Nebraska City, NE 68410 402 873-7722 CARL SATTERFIELD 1106 CENTRAL NEBRASKA CITY, NEBRASKA 68A10 PHONE OFF 873 6911 RES 873 6911 , f'WlUHM. I Alt AMt� iCAN CIUB ™|Xrmers Bank Nebraska City, Nebr . Make Our Bank Your Bank Member F. D. I. C. Each depositor is insured to $100,000 We congratulate the class of ’84