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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1985 volume:

Table of Contents -Seniors ....... Classes ........ Special Events Sports ......... Organizations . Advertisers .... Nebraska! City-jN lf Prftss Kiritsy hoto fjphy . B«f Stud p Stephen Hafvey Photography Mike ptffen JHe ||§ 2 Before us lies a future unknown and untested; in us lies jbtnnis Vfliclaef Pftiffer 3 Linda controls the lunch table. SENIOR WRITE-UPS Left: Chris and Cherie perform an adorable rou- tine for swing choir try- outs. They were a big hit. Right: Senior boys have their minds on the task at hand, scarfing down lunch. Below Right: Matthew does his Impression of Santa’s reindeer for English class. Lorenza Silvana Barboni: Foreign Exchange Student; Basketball. Diane Marie Beckman: Basketball- 1,2,3,4; Volleyball- 1; Track- 1,2,3; Cheerleading- 2,3.4; Pep Club- 1,2.3.4; Letterman’s Club- 1.2.3.4; Band- 1,2.3.4; Stage Band- 4; Spanish Club 2; NHS- 4; Musical- 2; Class Officer- 2,3; Volleyball Statistician- 3,4; Who’s Who- 4; NSVH Counselor- 3 Matthew James Causgrove: Basketball- 1,2,3,4; Letterman s Club- 3,4, One-Act Play- 1,2; All School Play- 3,4; Class Officer- 3,4; Math Club- 2.3.4; Band- 1,2,3.4; Swing Choir 4; Academic All-American- 4; Who’s Who- 4; Boy’s State Delegate- 3; Stage Band- 4; Yearbook 2; Homecoming Candidate- 4; NWMS Math Field Day- 2.3.4; Student Council Vice President- 4 Matthew Detloff Kevin Micheal Durr: Football- 3; Basketball- 2; Track- 1,2,3,4; State Track Meet- 3; Letterman’s Club- 2,3,4 Ricky Lee Hein: Track- 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 2,3 Susan Marie Heng: Volleyball- 1,2,3,4; Basketball- 2,3; Track- 1,2; School Play- 3,4; One-Act Play- 3.4; L-Club- 2,3,4; Pep Club- 1; Yearbook 2,3,4 Jr. Editor- 3, Editor- 4; Who’s Who 4; Swing Choir- 4; Stage Band- 4; Band- 1,4; News Press All Area Volleyball Honorable Mention- 4; Volleyball All Conference Honorable Mention 4; Class Officer- 1,4; NSVH- 2,3,4; Peru Business Contest 3.4; NHS- 4 Kevin John Klelneweber: Football- 1,2,3,4; Basketball- 1; Letterman’s Club- 1.2.3.4; Chorus- 1,2,3.4; Band- 1.2,3,4; Who’s Who- 4; Peru Business Contest- 4; Homecoming King- 4 Theresa Anne Larsen: Swing Choir- 4; Girls Ensemble- 4; Drill Team- 3; Cheerleader- 4; Pep Club- 3,4; BBB Statistician- 3; GBB Statistician- 2,3; VB Statistician- 3,4; Volleyball- 2; Yearbook 4; Who’s Who- 4; Peru Business Day- 3,4; Homecoming Candidate- 4; School Play- 3,4; One-Act Play- 3,4 Kris Marie Meyer: Volleyball- 1,2,3,4; Basketball- 1,2,3,4; Track- 1,2; Pep Club- 1,2,3,4; NSVH Counselor-3 Matt tries the Magnum look but something is missing. Kevin, Lonnie, and Robert relax in English class. Theresa gets a helping hand from Mrs. Daffer Leslie prepares Kris for plgging-out. in Home Ec. Lonnie Raymond Moore: Football- 2,3; Basketball- 1,2,3; Track- 2,3,4; State Competition- 3; Chorus- 1,4; L-Club- 2,3; NHS- 4; Who’s Who- 4; Homecoming Candidate- 4; Knights of Columbus 3rd Degree Robert Arnold Moyer: Basketball- 1,2,3,4; Track- 1,2,3,4; Stage Band- 4; Swing Choir- 4; School Musical- 1; Letterman’s Club- 2,3,4; Homecoming Candidate- 4 Dennis Mlcheal Pfeiffer: Football- 2,3,4; Boys State Alternate- 3; Perfect Attendance- 2; Honorable Mention- 1,2,3,4; Who’s Who- 3; Class President- 4; Student Council President- 4; Homecoming Candidate- 4 Leslie Lynn Rakes. Volleyball- 1,2,3,4; Basketball- 1,2,3,4; Track- 1,2,3; Math Club- 2,3,4 Sect. 4; Spanish Club- 2,3,4; Who’s Who 4; Girls State Alternate; Swing Choir 4; Band- 1,2,3,4; Peru Honor Band- 2,; Class Officer- 1; Cheerleader- 1,2,4; National Honor Society- 3,4; Honor Roll; One-Act Play- 3,4 Theresa Ann Schnitzer: Pep Club- 1,2,3,4 Pres - 4; School Play- 3,4; Band- 1,2; Yearbook- 3,4 Business Manager 4. Section Editor- 4, Knight Letter Editor- 3,4; Spanish Club- 2; National Honor Society- 4 Cherle Lyn Schreiner: Volleyball- 1,2,3,4; Basketball- 1,2,3,4; Track- 1; Honor Roll- 1,2,3; Math Club- 2,3,4; Spanish Club- 2,3,4; Musical- 1; Pep Club- 1,2,3.4; Cheerleader- 1,2,4; Drill Team- 3; Who’s Who- 4; Girls State Delegate- 3; Band- 1,2,3,4; Stage Band- 4; Swing Choir- 4; L-Club- 3.4; Class Officer- 2 Anne Marie Stratker: Volleyball- 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll- 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society- 3,4; Math Club- 2,3,4; One-Act Play- 2,3,4; Musical- 1; School Play- 3; Pep Club- 1,2,3; Cheerleader- 2; Who’s Who- 3,4; Band- 1,2,3,4 Majorette- 3,4; L-Club- 3,4; Stage Band- 4; Student Council- 3; Class Officer- 3; Academic All-American- 3,4 Chuyen Quang Tran: Track- 2,3; Basketball- 3; Creighton U N. Math Contest- 2; Football- 3; Mo. Math Contest- 3; National Honor Society- 3,4; Math Club- 2; Choir- 4 Linda Marie Wood: Volleyball- 1,2,3,4; Basketball- 1,2,3,4; Track- 2,3; Letterman’s Club- 2,3,4; News Press All Area Volleyball- 4; Homecoming Queen; Who’s Who- 4; National Honor Society- 3.4; Hugh O’Brien Delegate- 3; Peru Business Contest- 1; Class Officer- 3; Pep Club- 1,2,3,4; Drill Team- 3; NSVH Counselor- 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff- 1; Band- 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir- 4; Stage Band- 4; Spanish Club- 2,3,4 Sect- 2; Math Club- 2,3,4; Honor Roll aCei tit jCynn trahes -y4nn Tflarie SlratLtr Olie Stnior Ctaii °f Lourdes Central High School announces its Commencement Exercises Sunday evening, May nineteenth Nineteen hundred and eighty-five at seven o’clock Lourdes Gymnasium Nebraska City, Nebraska oLinJa ftlant HJooJ 6 An exchange of experiences for Lorenza Barboni During Lorenza’s 10 months in the US she lived with Marv and Mary Penning and really enjoyed her stay In Neb City even though she expected cowboys and Indians. Lorenza came from Castellan, Spain where there is no snow so that was something new she really liked. After high school Lorenza plans to study art Above Left: Lorenza embraces Leslie. Above Right: Big dad Marv shows Lorenza how to smash down nachos at halftime of a football game. Left: “Little brother” Mike learned to like his new, oldest sister. Right: A little leisure time at home. Below left: Retreat was another new experience for Lorenza. She lounges with Theresa during a break. Below Right: It is a special treat to romp In the snow with Michelle. Above Left: Mr. Watton gets the upper hand over Robert. Above Right: Tracey practices skills learned In drafting class. Left: The hallways remain a crowded place during locker break. Right: The only picture of newcomer Steve Case we could print shows his true personality! Tracey Henne Susie Kaiser Terry Kleineweber Cheri Miller Jeff Oelke Pat O’Neill David Reese Euger e Schnitzer Tony Schreiner Below: Pat perches on the knee of Marlene for a Homecoming skit. Below Left: Bob receives some welcome instruction on how to get to homeroom from Mr. Blankenship. Above and below: Juniors are hard at work. Below: Junior Class Officers • 1. to r. Mike Harshman • Pres., Cherl Miller - Sec.-Treas., Mark Davis • Vlce-Pres. Above: Sophomore class officers are Vice-Pres., Karen Hauder; Pres., Michelle Penning; Sec.-Treas., Kristin Wood. Below: Dan Moore and Mike Heng ponder their drawings of a biology lab. Below: Super Sophomores line up for chow but Scott is slowing down the line. Above: Craig Fey wonders if it is alive as he goes through the lunch line. Below: Michelle Penning enjoyed being part of a statue skit for Homecoming. SOPHOMORES Left: Jeff Funke and Julie Durr leave the easy answers for fellow classmate Scott Miller. Scott looks like he might know this one. Below: Dan Moore poses for the picture while Mike Heng is A) In deep thought; B) reading his homework; or C) falling asleep. Pat Causgrove Julie Durr Craig Fey Teresa Fox Jeff Funke Karen Hauder Mike Heng Gail Kasbohm Terri Kemp 12 A typical Sophomore class Chris Mackey Scott Miller Dan Moore Joyce Moyer Kim Olmer Michelle Penning T -r Kristin Wood Joyce Moyer leads the way for Michelle Penning and Kim Olmer who are “punked-out.” Oops! caught you this time. Above: Lab isn’t that bad, is it? Below: Band practice is relaxed but the results have been outstanding. Left: How ya doin’? Above: The freshmen work hard on their assign- ment. Below left: Looks like Kris and Lorenza know what to do. Below: “Cheese!” The end of the hallway is always clogged with freshman, especially when Bubba stands Chris and Joel check-out the action from afar in phys-ed In the middle. class. Above: Amy lends a helping hand In a pep rally. Below: Monica dresses punk for punk rock day. Above: Renae and Julie try not to pose for the camera. Below: A serious moment of study and research is rare for freshmen. Dave Schreiner break dances for Swing Choir try-outs. F R E S H M E N Joel Bryant Joe Durr Robert Gray Diane Gress Lance Kreifels Adam Morris Debra Miller Above: Chris Stanley gets some help from Joel Bryant. Below; Typing Is a freshman class requirement and hard work. 16 Renae and Julie work on new ideas for the yearbook during study hall time. Jim Neil Michelle Ramold Amy Reese David Schreiner Chris Stanley Ahn Tran Monica Turner Marlene Vencil Julie Wigington Renae Wigington Tonya Martin 17 EIGHTH GRADE Tim Larsen Todd Miller Andrea Morris Scott Olmer Doug O’Neill Kevin Pfeiffer Susanne Rakes Jed Ramold Danelle Davis Debbie Heng Barb Jacobsen Cathy Kempkes 18 The eighth grade boys show how handy they are in the kitchen. SEVENTH GRADE George Brown Bobbie Bryant Shon Comiskey Kurt Curtis Jacqui Durr Jenny Eppenbaugh Chris Fox Amy Giittinger Cliff Mackey Kathy Mackey David Miller Lee Meyers Mary Ann Meyers Carrie Schneider Jeremy Stukenholtr David Vaughn Fr. Lyle Johnson: Superintendent, Senior Theology A D M I N I S Fr. James Dawson: Superintendent of I Diocesan Schools. A Fr. James Benton. Theology, Counselor. Mrs. Mary Ann Llesemeyer: Volleyball Coach, Track Coach, Social Studies. Mrs. Diana Harris: English, Drama, Spanish. Mr. Alvin Hubbard: Music. Mrs. Margaret Tynon: Librarian Mrs. Kay Weiss: Secretary Miss Kathleen Cotter: Science, Girls Basketball Coach. Mr. Mark Watton: Math, Boys Basketball Coach, Football Coach. Miss Marv Beth Washtak: Computer, Jr. High Math and Science Mr. Frank Volkmer: Industrial Arts. Sr. Agnes Mary Johnson: English Mr. Les Blankenship: Custodian. Fr. John Cooper: Theology. THE PRIEST To live in the midst of the world without desiring its pleasures; To be a member of each family, yet belonging to none; To share all sufferings; To penetrate all secrets; To heal all wounds; To go from men to God and offer Him their prayers; To return from God to men to bring pardon, peace and hope; To have a heart of fire for charity and a heart of bronze for chastity; To teach and to pardon, to console and to bless always; My God, what a life.' And it is yours, 0 Priest of Jesus Christ! 3r. Richard $rombaclt We the students, faculty, staff, and friends of Fr. Richard Brombach would like to express our deepest gratitude to him for his years of devotion at Lourdes. 24 SPECIAL EVENTS Twenty-five years ago Lourdes graduated twelve special people. These were the first graduates from Lourdes Central. The valedictorian that special year was Mary Kay Friede, and our salutatorian was Linda Esser. The senior class officers of 1960 were Mary Kay Friede - President, Patricia Durr - Vice President, Linda Esser - Secretary, and Arnold Ziels - Treasurer. Since there was no football team yet, there was no Homecoming royalty, however Mary Kay Friede and Arnold Ziels led the Grand March at prom. The Snow Queen for 1960 was Madeline Sasse. Our first Homecoming royalty were crowned in 1964 and they were Frank Heng and Judith Oelke. 25 Rick shows off his grass skirl! Could this really be the seniors? This year a couple of new days were added to spirit week. The seniors chose “Nerd Day”, the juniors- “Hawaiian Day”, the sophomores- “Defiance Day”, and the freshman chose “Punk Rock Day”. Spirit Week started out with “Punk Rock Day” on Monday. The students, as well as the teachers, got into the spirit by wearing “punk” clothes, wild hairdos, and last, but not least, all sorts of strange make-up. On Tuesday, the Administration allowed the students a little more freedom than usual. The students could be seen wearing headphones in class, chewing gum and even watching T.V. in the library. HOMECOMING 1984 Above: Mike and Susie find time to study. Below: The faculty holds a special pep rally for the seniors. Leslie and Cherle get ready for Punk Rock Day. On Wednesday the seniors chose Nerd Day. A manner of “nerdish” clothes were worn. On Thursday, even though the week was coming to a close the kids still showed their spirit by wearing grass skirts and Hawaiian shirts, sandals, and shorts. Friday was Blue and White Day. The sophomores are ready to go to the beach. Sue, where did you get that outfit? Above: The underclassmen wait in the truck to “drag” main. Right: Fr. Benton, Sue and Theresa show their school spirit. The Juniors sponsored this year’s bonfire, and as tradition goes they made the claim of the “Biggest and Best” bonfire the school has had. The Junior skit was set as a cheeseburger stand and the teacher were portrayed in a little different manner. For the grand finale they threw a mustang into the bonfire. At left: Michelle Penning appears to be having fun on Punk Rock day. At right: It looks like Sue, Anne, and Linda might be having some trouble getting to class, they look confused. The candidates are escorted on to the football field by their fathers. From left to right: Theresa Larsen, Leslie Rakes. Cherie Schreiner. Bottom row: Anne Stratker and Linda Wood. This year’s homecoming royal ty were crowned by 1983 Kinc and Queen, Judy Campbell anc Tom Funke. The now reigninc royalty is Linda Wood and Kevin Kleineweber. The theme select- ed for the 1984 homecoming dance was “Almost Paradise”. The music for the dance was provided by Complete Music. The gym and halls were decorat- ed with the school colors and a little silver and gold to add extra color. Right: Kevin and Linda are crowned. Coronation 1984 Almost Paradise Above: Homecoming royalty (L to R) Theresa Larsen, Anne Stratker, Leslie Rakes, Linda Wood, Cherie Schreiner, Dennis Pfeiffer, Robert Moyer, Lonnie Moore, Kevin Klein- eweber, and Matt Causgrove. Left: Kevin and Linda are crowned Right: The Royalty dances the firs’ dance of the evening. AWARDS BANQUET John L. Sullivan - Guest Speaker Guest speaker for the 1985 Awards Banquet was John Sullivan. John has traveled the U.S. speaking before many groups. His presentation explains how the beliefs you have about yourself and others reflect on your performance, attitude, and success in life. Theresa Schnitter received a $2000 scholarship from Joe Voges in memory of Aldo Leopold. Robert Moyer • Male Athlete of the Year Scholar winners were Theresa Schnitzer. Anne Stratker, and Matt Causgrove Theresa Larsen received the Cheerleading award from Mr. and Mrs. Randy Kreifels. Catholic Family of the Year • Theodore and Charolotte Wirth pictured with two sons. Jim and Gerry. f arius Moore • Knight of the Year congratulated by Grand Knight. Chris Weiss and Fr. Johnson. 31 Catholic Schools Week The many supporting organizations are honored. Fr. Pohl, the first superintendent of Lourdes speaks at an assembly. Below: Fr. Johnson greets visiting parents and alumni on Thursday. Catholic Schools Week 1985 was very special because it was our celebration of 25 years at Lourdes. One of the special activities of the week was that each day one of the past superintendents visited school and celebrated mass with the student body. These people all complimented the growth and excellence at Lourdes as well as telling about their experiences here at Lourdes. On Monday the faculty and staff were honored by the school board. 32 Above: Kevin shows his coordination. Left: Lorenza prepares for the whip cream eating contest. On Tuesday we honored the groups who support Lourdes by presenting plaques to them. Some of the groups honored were the churches in the area as well as the sports boosters and others. Wed- nesday was students day. This day was celebrated by giving the students an afternoon away from class. Games were held in the gym for class competition. Thursday was an Open House. Parents and alumni were welcomed and encour- aged to stop by and visit school. To finish out the week, the alumni were honored. Fr. Pohl, the first superintendent of Lourdes cele- brated mass and spoke to the students at an assembly. The football toss is tougher than it looks. 33 PROM 1985 Pat and Mark decide what to do next. The ice sculpture was the major attraction at prom. Steve watches everyone work. Greg and Eugene assemble the giant star. Left: Cheri and Tony get started on the first project of the day. Below: Steve and Greg put the finishing touches on the crepe paper. Right: Dave and Bob take a break. This year the prom theme was “All Night Long’ . The juniors honored the seniors with a banquet before the dance. The decorations were done in blue and silver and colored lights were used as well. The band this year was Scanner. The major attraction was the ice sculpture which was placed in the center of the dance floor. Prom decorations require this kind of teamwork. Jeff and Terry put on the finishing touches. 35 ALL NIGHT LONG ... The sophomores relax before they serve dinner. The evening began with a dinner which was prepared by the junior parents, and served by the sophomores as well as the junior mothers. The menu for the dinner included a salad, prime rib, rolls, vegetables, a dessert, and mock wine. To add to the atmosphere of the evening, soft dinner music was played by one of the band members of “Scanner during the banquet. Cheers! A toast to prom 1985. Lorenza enjoys her first prom with date Steve Wood. 36 Linda picks out music for the afternoon. Three against one, this isn’t fair! SENIOR SKIP DAY You can’t get a tan with that blanket Cherie Leslie and Linda pose, while the guys try to catch the geese. Every year the Seniors get to pick a day to “skip school. They spend the day relaxing away from the usual hectic school day. This year they decided to go horseback riding and spend the afternoon at a lake but it rained. Even though the morning started out cold and dreary, the seniors made it enjoyable. Instead of riding horses as planned, they went bowling and then finished off the day by spending the afternoon at Holmes Lake playing football and “tanning ! The guys wait “on the bus for everyone to finish lunch at Valentinos. Rick and Lonnie prepare to start the football game. 37 All School Play Dirty Work In High Places Left: The evil Mr. Grimmes making a new evil plot! Above: Look! Over there! Below: Baby Bob and Alice ask Grandma what’s wrong. The widows rally for support. Right: Trickster, Rotten, and Sly sing about their dirty tricks. Below: Ms. Yesperson confronts Mr. Grimmes. GRADUATION A special moment during Mass. SENIORS LAST MASS The girls wait for the rest of the processional. Seniors wait in anticipation for mass to begin Matt and Theresa read petitions. 40 Kevin and Kris carry up the gifts. Robert is a server for Mass. Don’t be so serious guys. Everyone waits anxiously before Mass. Chuyen’s excitement shows. The girls are glad Mass Is over. Sue and Matt read at Mass. Mass begins as the last people take their seats. BACCALAUREATE COMMENCEMENT The guys listen intently to the speaker. Theresa's joy shows as she marches up the aisle. This was the 25th graduating class at Lourdes. Two of the students’ parents grad- uated in the first class at Lourdes. They were the parents of Theresa Schnitzer and Kevin Kleineweber. We also had co-salutatorians this year. They were Leslie Rakes and Linda Wood. Left: Smile Kevin, you finally made it. Right: Anne gives her valedictorian speech. 42 The girls sing “Dream a Dream . Finally the real thing, not just practice. The girls contemplate their future. Kevin carries on the tradition. His mom graduated from Lourdes in the first graduation class in 1960. Leslie, cosalutatorian, reads the poem she wrote. The color on Lonnie’s gown shows he is a member National Honor Society. 43 Fr Benton starts off the evening with the opening prayer. As usual, Linda is all smiles. Bishop Flavin congratulates Theresa. Mr. Cox awards one of the many scholarships. Bishop Flavin shares words of encour- Sue is very happy to receive her diploma, agement with Theresa 44 9VL SPORTS Twenty-five years ago the only sports Lourdes competed in were volleyball, boys basketball, and boys track. They were coached by Fr. Ed Weigel, Bob Schneider, and Fr. Daniel Pohl, respectively. In 1963, the first year Lourdes became active in football, the school’s traveling bus, the Blue Goose, was destroyed by a fire on a trip to Fort Calhoun along with much football equipment. The people of Nebraska City were generous enough to replace it with a new bus and new equipment to compensate for the loss. The coaches for our first football team were Bob Gibson and Ron Eiserman. 1963 was also the first year Lourdes had a football rally and bonfire. Girls basketball didn’t begin until 1979 which was coached by Dennis Berry. 47 i ne J_aay rvnignts prepare V 31 One of Excitement and Improvemen - - The 1984 volleyball season was one of excitement and improvement. With only 2 regular starters returning from the 1983 squad and with both setters lost to graduation, one could have had doubts about the onset of the season. With a few role changes plus the dedication of a strong senior class and the added talents of an aspiring sophomore group, the team was off and running. With 2 strong consolation bracket wins in the Tecumseh and Peru Invitational tournaments and a 2nd place trophy finish in the Galaxy Conference, one could term the 1984 season a true success. The 12-7 finish for the varsity and a perfect 8-0 mark for our scrappy J-V’s reflect the hours of dedication and hard work put forth by the girl athletes of our school. Lourdes alumni Janet Hauder assisted Mrs. Liesemeyer this season of many victories. It was a real learning experience for Janet and the whole team to have a former teammate as a coach. Above left: Susan makes one of her many perfect sets. Above: Karen nails the ball through her opponent’s fingers. Susan and Kristin cover Anne tightly on the spike. Julie attempts the dink over the net. Will she succeed? Linda’s form and style is just unmatchable. Above: Leslie leaps to block her opponent. Lower right: Susan’s hustle and Linda's readiness are examples of unity. Kristin bumps the ball with emotion. Cherie thrusts the ball up for the set. V Team members Include: Karen Hauder, Wlgington, Cherie Schreiner, Anne Kristin Wood, Michelle Penning, Julie Durr, Stratker, Sue Heng, Leslie Rakes, and Julie Wigington, Susie Kaiser, Teresa Fox, Linda Wood. Monica Turner, Marlene Vencil, Renee Leslie and Sue are amazed by Karen’s ballet skills. Anticipation shows through. Leslie gives a target for the set An Injured Season Team unity pulled this team through the season. August 31 vs. Pawnee City • Knights gave up 3 long TD’s in the first half in route to a 26 6 defeat. Dennis Pfeiffer was lost for the season with a separated shoulder. Sept. 7 vs. Snyder • Knights scored first on two long TD passes from Kevin Kleineweber to Robert Hauder. Snyder’s rushing attack then got the upper hand and won the game 49-26. Robert Hauder finished the game with 5 catches for 143 yards 3 TD’s. Sept. 14 vs. FCSH • Sacred Heart won the hardhitting” contest 35-0. Five interceptions plagued the Knight offense throughout the game. Mark Davis and Robert Hauder led the defense with 16 tackles each. Sept. 28 vs. Humboldt • The Knights went down in defeat 66-20, but not without an excellent effort. Mark Davis Jeff Oelke both left the game with injuries. This was the 3rd state rated team in a row the Knights had played. October 4 vs. Leigh - Another rated team.” This time it was No. 1 rated Leigh. The Knights played a fine game before losing 60-30. Anh Tran came on the scene and scored 3 TD’s from 72 yards rushing. Knight defense by Robert Hauder with 20 stops. October 12 vs. Southeast • Knights determination effort finally paid off in a 36-28 Homecoming win over Southeast Cons. The Knights offensive line opened big holes for Terry Kleineweber who gained 117 yards on 25 rushes. Robert Hauder caught 3 TD passes while Jeff Funke put the finishing touches with a 4th quarter interception. October 19 vs. Omaha Brownell-Talbot The Knights finished the season with a disappointing 55-12 loss to Talbot. The game was played on a swampy field against the mammoth Red Raiders of Talbot. Terry Kleineweber provided some excitement with a blocked field goal which he ran in for a TD. F O O T B A L L Robert discusses a penalty with the ref as the team awaits. Jeff carries the football across the field. Mark pulls away from a tackle. Ahn tries to dodge a tackle. Team members include: Joel Bryant. Jeff Funke, Mike Heng, David Schreiner. Chris Stanley, Scott Miller. Dave Reese. Pat O’Neill, Terry Kleine- weber, Kevin Kleineweber, Mark Davis, Dennis Pfeiffer, Bob Curtis. Jeff Oelke, Danny Moore, Lonnie Moore. Kevin Durr, Robert Hauder, and Jim Neil. Mark gains his many yards. Anh rushes for extra yardage against the defense. Coaches Watton and LeGrande discuss strategies. Wc ■ ; Dave Reese brings his opponent to a halt. The guys rest their feet for the upcoming game. Jeff goes through holes set by his teammates. Robert makes one of his many unbelievable catches. Blockers help Kevin Kleineweber get his pass off. Terry uses his speed to lose his opponents. Season B o Jeff Funke loses his balance in an attempt to control the ball. Mark Davis and Robert Hauder fight over a rebound. Robert led In rebounds with 112; Mark had 63 rebounds. of Hard Effort and Close Games 11 V _ Matt Causgrove shows his defender how to handle the basketball. r Mark Davis looks inside to assist a teammate's score. Mark was 2nd in the assists category with 43. The Knights opened their season with a home loss to Louisville. The young Knights played well and gave good effort despite the 35-41 loss. Going into the third game they lost a hare fought battle 38-37, to the highly rated Filley Wildcats. The highlight of the pre-Christmas season was a come-from-behind win over Palmyra. The first five games were played without letter winners Robert Hauder and Lonnie Moore. After Christmas layoff and hard work the blue and white crew bombed the Stella Mustangs in a 60-34 victory. On January 7, the Knights hosted the 5th ranked Elmwood Pirates and played an exceptional game before losing 47-45 in the closing seconds. The season continued on January 8, with a stupendous victory over Dawson-Verdon with a score of 65-46. The regular season ended on February 8, with a 51-61 loss to Pawnee City. The Galaxy Conference Tournament was held at Stella with the Knights loss In a well played game against Tecumseh with a score of 38-46. District first round play brought a victory over Dawson-Verdon with the result of 57-41. The following night Lourdes saw their season come to an end with a very close but disappointing loss to Lewiston by the final score of 59-56. The Knights final record of 4-14 did not truly reflect their season. There were many close games with very good teams. The Knights are looking forward to next year’s season. Team members Include: (L to R) Robert Moyer, Matt Causgrove, Mark Davis, Bob Curtis. Pat Causgrove, Pat O’Neill, Scott Miller, Craig Fey, Mike Harshman. Jeff Funke, Robert Hauder, David Schreiner, and Dave Reese. Not pictured - Ahn Tran. Robert Moyer doesn’t like it when someone steals his rebound. Robert was one of the two senior knights. Matt swats at the ball for a blocked shot. Matt Robert Hauder shows his awesome” form, led in assists with 85 this season. Robert was second in scoring with 164 points. Dave Reese elbows a screen for Pat O’Neill. Dave and Pat contributed alot of effort to the team this year. Scott Miller raises his arms with confidence of a steal. Scott led the team in steals this season with a total of 46. Robert Hauder throws the ball up for a bucket against Elmwood. Robert had 112 rebounds and averaged 12.5 points a game. Robert Moyer flicks up two points. Robert put in 105 points, 60 rebounds, and 31 assists for the 84-85 season. Mark Davis follows his shot, positive of its destination - the rim and in. Sophomore Jeff Funke blocks the path of the ball. A Long Season Of Hard Fought Battles Lady Knights cat fight for control of the ball. The Lourdes Knights ended their season with a 5-13 record. Early season losses against ranked teams contributed to a slow start. The Lady Knights were able to recover somewhat during a long weekend of games, playing four games over five days and posting 2 wins and 2 losses. A tough schedule, however, left the team fighting an uphill battle all season. The team posted only three more wins although they were very close in a number of other games. Few teams were able to dominate because of the outstanding defense played by the Lady Knights. The team will suffer the loss of six seniors but looks forward to generating more offense and putting more numbers in the win column. a s e t Diane Beckman keeps the ball out of reach from opponents. Sue Heng gives it her all In order to block the shot. Team members Include: (R to L) Julie Durr, Michelle Penning, Karen Hauder, Teresa Fox. Terri Kemp, Kristin Wood, Monica Turner, Michelle Ramold. Sue Heng, Linda Wood, Diane Beckman, Cherie Schreiner, Kris Meyer, Lorenza Barboni, Leslie Rakes. Not pictured • Amy Reese. Kristin Wood thrusts the ball over tall Elmwood girls. Kristin ended the season with 31 points and 84 rebounds. Senior guard Cherie Schreiner goes up for a bucket after a steal. Cherie ended the season with 30 steals. Leslie Rakes glances excitingly for an open teammate. Leslie was second in the category of assist with 29. Diane Beckman prevents her opponent from going too far. Diane was second in the steals category with 32. All wait patiently to see if Linda Wood can win the jump Karen Hauder reaches to reject her opponent. Karen led the blocked shots category with 9. Michelle Penning takes advantage of those numerous dribbling laps in practice. Michelle ended the season strong with 60 total points. Sue Heng is simply unstoppable when it comes to her awesome shots. Time stops for the camera as it catches Linda Wood show off her super form. Linda contributed 39 points and 30 assists this season. Leslie Rakes fires one of her shots in a 50 42 victory over Stella. Leslie was 2nd in rebounds with 103 and points with 148. Karen Hauder goes up strong against a Mustang defender. Karen led the Lady Knights with 170 points and 115 rebounds this season 1 I OLLEYBALL Pawnee City Dawson-Verdon Falls City S.H. Auburn Conestoga Humboldt Palmyra Stella TOURNAM T Tecui D Falls Peru Weep Conest' Falls City Pawnee City Galaxy Conference Stella won Falls City S.H. lost Districts Lewiston Host won won 16-14 10-15 12-15 15-7 15-8 2-15 9-15 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Lourdes Johnson- Brock lost 27 Falls City S.H. lost 45 Weeping Water won 36 Pawnee City lost 32 Nebraska Deaf won 41 Wymore Southern lost 19 Holy Name lost 30 TOURNAMENTS Galaxy Conference Humboldt lost 15 Districts Lewiston lost 21 Opponent 55 58 42 38 29 41 38 43 40 20 61 60 BOYS’ Louisville JohnsonBrock I Filley Falls City S.H Palmyra StellaH Father Flanagan ®§.y ping Water e s toga Sou TBALL jm City TOURNAMENTS Galaxy Conference Pecumseh Districts Dawson-Verdon Lewiston won lost TOP HONORS Galaxy Conference Volleyball Leslie Rakes - 1st Team Sue Heng - 2nd Team Football 1st Team Robert Hauder - Offense Terry Kleineweber - Defense News - Press Honorable Mention Kevin Kleineweber Mark Davis Boys’ Basketball Robert Hauder - 1st Team Scott Miller - 2nd Team Girls’ Basketball Leslie Rakes - 1st Team Karen Hauder - 2nd Team Volleyball Peru Invitational Honorable Mention Anne Stratker Tecumseh Tourney Honorable Mention Leslie Rakes Football Lincoln Star World Herald All-State Honorable Mention Robert Hauder All-Area Volleyball 1st Team Karen Hauder Linda Wood Honorable Mention Leslie Rakes Sue Heng Football 1st Team Robert Hauder - Offense Terry Kleineweber - Defense Honorable Mention Kevin Kleineweber Bob Curtis Mark Davis Danny Moore Jeff Funke Boys’ Basketball 1st Team Robert Hauder Scott Miller Honorable Mention Matt Causgrove Girls’ Basketball Karen Hauder - 1st Team Honorable Mention Leslie Rakes CONGRATULATIONS! THE FEW, THE FAST, THE FUN Top: Joel Bryant begins to hand off the baton to Joe Durr. Above: These guys prove that track isn’t all work and no play. Above: Anh Tran gets a good start. Right: Kris Wood jokes with coaches. Lonnie Moore and John Schreiter. Teresa Fox executes Step 1: CONCENTRA- TION! Step 2: Twist and turn; power and effort. Step 3: Extend arm and follow the shot’s flight. Robert Moyer takes a flying leap Into the pit. Robert s events included the triple jump, long jump, and the mile run. Under the direction of distance coach, Mrs. Liesemeyer and sprint coach, John Schreiter, 17 tracksters hit the streets for a fun, but fast track season. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, long jumpers and high jumpers were taken off the streets to work with Lonnie Moore, out for his senior season due to knee injury. The practices consisted of hills, ladder, trips to Arbor Lodge and back, and country travel. It all paid off though, as the team achieved a 3rd place at Galaxy and the girls' team took 3rd place at Districts. The season meets included: Peru Invitational, Johnson-Brock Invitational, Tecumseh Invitational, Nemaha Valley Invitational and the Stella Invitational. Team members included: Robert Moyer, Kevin Durr, Robert Hauder, Dave Reese, Kristin Wood, Michelle Penning, Gail Kasbohm, Karen Hauder, Julie Durr, Teresa Fox, Joe Bryant, Anh Tran, Lance Kreifels, Monica Turner, Julii Wigington, Diane Gress, Joe Durr, and Chuyen Tran. Karen Hauder breaks the string In the 200m preliminaries. Karen ran the 100m, 200m 400m, and the 400m relay. Joe Durr concentrates on the track ahead, hoping the end is near Sprint coach John Schreiter is either having a bad day or is hoping Diane Gress won’t bother him. Gail Kasbohm receives the baton from an unknown arm. Two Tecumseh girls seem to be giving Julie Durr a hard time In the 1600m run. Diane Gress strides out to complete her distant run. Kristin Wood pushes herself to jump a little farther. Kristin’s best jump was 14' 8 Kevin Durr races to the finish. Kevin’s season was cut short due to injury. Kristin Wood seems to be enjoying herself, while Michelle Penning prepares for high jump. Robert Hauder uses the blocks to explode to a good Julie Wlgington runs her leg in the relay, start. Robert ran the 100 and 200m dash. Can she keep ahead of her opponent? The 400 RELAY TEAM: Karen • 1 wanna go home! Michelle Wake me up at the gun. Gail • See my tan? Julie • Why? WHY? Monica Turner bursts into the lane with form and speed. Julie Durr paces herself for a good time in the mile relay at districts. Julie ran the 1600m and 800m run this season. Anh Tran leans to reach the finish line before his opponent does. Along with the 1600 relay, Anh ran the 800 and the 400m relay. STATE QUALIFIER Karen Hauder qualified for state track at Omaha Burke on May 17th. Her events were the 100m and 200m dash Michelle Penning leaps over one of her obstacles in the 100m hurdles race. Above: Dave Reese uses his leg power for the 100m dash. Below: Miss Washtak and Mr. Cox await the next runner ORGANIZATIONS Twenty-five years ago Lourdes was very active in speech, in particular the Latin language. The speech team was under the direction of Sr. Mary lvo. With their outstanding abilities the team won numerous competitions at both the local and state levels throughout the years. The music department was also many fine recitals with both the students voices and their instruments. Lourdes also had a glee club which was headed by Sr. Frances Ursula. In 1961 the first play was held on the stage at Lourdes and it was called “Our Town’’. This play received a superior rating at District competition that year. Since then Lourdes has added Math Club, Spanish Club, and Letterman’s Club, as well as many other honor clubs. SPANISH CLUB Members include (L to R) Front row: Lorenzo Bar bom, Chene Schreiner. Leslie Rakes. Linda Wood, and Anne Stratker Back row: Kristin Wood. Mike Harshman. Jeff Funke. Scott Miller. Mrs Harris. Pat Causgrove, Mark Davis, and Kim Olmer Not pictured Michelle Penning. Spanish III consisted of Linda Wood. Leslie Rakes. Mrs. Harris. Cherie Schreiner, and Anne Stratker. Here it seems like the joke is on Anne. NSVH members Include (L to R) Front row: Deb Miller. Teresa Fox, Sue Heng, and Julie Wigington. Back row: Susie Kaiser. Cheri Miller, Gail Kasbohm, Diane Gress and Tonya Martin. Spanish Club began the year enthusiastically with plans for a summer trip to Mexico. They conducted several fund raisers including a garage sale, ••chimer” sales, a halloween party for the elementary grades, and concessions at several basketball games. However, due to unstable conditions in Mexico, and difficulty in raising enough money, plans were abandoned. Funds raised so far. approximately $500, will be carried over for another more favorable year Highlighting this year was a meeting at the Penning home where they were treated to authentic Spanish cuisine prepared under the supervision of Lorenza Barbom. our foreign exchange student and honorary Spanish Club member NSVH Susie Kaiser seems to really enjoy counseling. 68 1984-85 LOURDES Letterman's Club members are (L-R) Front row: Diane Beckman, Leslie Rakes. Anne Stratker, Susan Heng, Linda Wood, Cherie Schreiner. 2nd row: Karen Hauder, Gail Kasbohm, Michelle Penning. Kristin Wood. 3rd row: Bob Curtis, Robert Moyer, Chuyen Tran, Mark Davis, Dave Reese, Pat O’Neill. Jeff Funke, Matt Causgrove. Back row: Lonnie Moore, Jeff Oelke. Kevin Kleineweber, Terry Kleineweber, Kevin Durr. Danny Moore, Mike Heng, Robert Hauder. The “Mu Alpha Theta” chapter at Lourdes sponsored its 16th annual Jr. High Math Field Day on April 13th. The Math Club is made up of all sophomore, junior, and senior high math students who enjoy math. They take part in various math activities. The Field Day sponsored by Mu Alpha Theta is their money- making project each year. With this money, the Math Club has purchased such things as scientific calculators and some Apple II software. Also, new compasses and protractors were pur- chased for the geometry class. A large portion of the Math Club traveled to Northwest Missouri State University in Marysville for a math contest. Five students from each of the sophomore, junior, and senior classes took part in the contest. Even though none of the students placed in the top ten, they all scored well above average on their tests. Left: Mr. Watton helps the members grade tests on Math Field Day. Top: The food crew set up to eat. Right: Robert Hauder and Matt Causgrove create “Matt’s Mess. MATH CLUB fr YEARBOOK STAFF Looks like Teresa needs something to do. The 1985 Yearbook Staff had a busy year. They ran the games at the Knights of Columbus Fall Festival, held two pancake feeds sponsored by the Knights of Columbus, sold advertisements around the N.C. area, and put out a monthly Knight letter. A new camera was donated anonymously to the staff. They attended a workshop in Omaha given by the Walsworth Company. S.E. Community College in Fairbury sent 2 photographers to give a workshop to the staff. This year’s staff included: Sue Heng — Editor Karen Hauder — Jr. Editor and Sports Theresa Schnitzer — Business Manager and Special Events Theresa Larsen — Organizations Photography — Steve Case, Michelle Penning, Kim Olmer Other Members — Cheri Miller, Teresa Fox, Renae Wigington, Julie Wigington Sue looks surprised as she’s caught off guard. Theresa Larsen is devastated by the hard work while Theresa Schnitzer works on her layout. Above: Cheri works on the scoreboard. Left: Karen looks for pictures to use in the yearbook. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council members include (front row, left to right): Freshmen • Monica Turner, Debbie Miller, and Anh Tran. 2nd row: Sophomores Karen Hauder, Kristin Wood, and not pictured Michelle Penning. 3rd row: Juniors • Mike Harshman, Cheri Miller, and Mark Davis. Back row: Seniors • Dennis Pfeiffer, Sue Heng, and Matt Causgrove KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 3152 Above: Chris Weiss presides as Don Shultze, Orville Rettig, and Ken Kreifels assist. Above, Front Row (L-R): Frank Volkmer. Keith Durr. Arnold Beckman. Ken Kreifels, and Charlie White. Back row Don Schultze, Chris Weiss, Ron Oskowski. Karlus Moore. Ed Mills, and Orville Rettig. These are the officers for 1985-86. The major projects for Lourdes Central in the 1984-85 school year included replacing ceilings, repainting classrooms, and siding lockerrooms. Don Shultze, Recording Secretary Chris Weiss, Grand Knight Orville Rettig, 71 Financial Secretary Ken Kreifels, Treasurer CHEERLEADERS 1985 Above: Varsity cheerleaders lead a cheer Below: J-V cheerleaders were Kim Olmer, Amy Reese, Monica Turner, and Joyce Moyer. Varsity Cheerleaders: Cherie Schreiner, Theresa Larsen. Leslie Rakes and Diane Beckman PEP CLUB Our Pep Club this year was under the direction of A1 Hubbard. Their enthusiasm led our teams to many victories and provided a great addition to our athletic events. Members include: front row (L-R): Gail Kasbohm, Joyce Moyer, Kim Olmer, Deb Miller, and Diane Gress. Middle row: Theresa Schnitzer, Julie Wigington, Renae Wigington, Susie Kaiser, Teresa Fox, and Tonya Martin. Back row: Julie Durr, Monica Turner, Marlene Vencil, Cheri Miller, Linda Wood, and Michelle Penning. GIRLS BOYS Susie Kaiser Cheri Miller S T A T E Mark Davis Mike Harshman NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row (LR): Sue Heng, Theresa Schnitzer. Mike Harshman, Greg Gress. and Pat O’Neil. Back Row: Chuyen Tran, Linda Wood, Diane Beckman. Anne Stratker, Leslie Rakes, and Lonnie Moore. The Lourdes Chapter of the National Honor Society was reactivated last year. Anne Stratker served as president. The group members participated in several service projects such as distributing cheese and milk products through the social services department and acting as student guides and hosts for parent teacher conferences. These members were selected by a special nomination committee. Each student must be scholastically eligible first before consideration can begin Then a list of services each student has done is submitted. Each teacher fills out an evaluation for each candidate’s character and leadership. Scholarship, service, character, and leader ship are the four criteria for selection into the National Honor Society Mr. Cox is the chapter advisor. One-Act Play The 1985 One-Act Play, “The Bridge”, was based on the Old Norse Folk Tale, “Three Billy Goats Gruff”. It opens with three trolls guarding a bridge. On one side of the bridge is a large herd of goats. The goats have eaten their pastures bare, and are starving. On the other side of the bridge is a hillside lush with delicious green grass. Three billy goats — Credo, Hero, and Solo — approach the bridge in hopes of persuading the trolls to let the starving herd cross over to the green pastures. Credo and Hero cringe before the trolls and flatter and cajole them. Solo refuses to join in the adulation, calling the trolls fakes and superstitions. But the trolls will open the bridge to the herd only if one of the goats volunteers to be sacrificed. Although the script is based on a children’s story this is not a children’s play. It is an important, timely, intelligent look at the weaknesses of modern society. “The Bridge” received a superior rating at Galaxy competition and an excellent rating at Districts. Members of the cast include: Sue Heng - Purple Troll; Michelle Penning - Green Troll; Leslie Rakes - Gray Troll; Anne Stratker - Billy Solo; Theresa Larsen - Billy Hero; and Kim Olmer - Billy Credo. Above: The billy goats beg to cross the bridge. Right: Billy Hero prevents Billy Solo from speaking blasphemy. Below: The trolls demand a sacrifice. Break’s over ■ back to work! Swing Choir The Lourdes Swing Choir was organized in the fall of 1984. This new addition to the curriculum made a big hit with the students who came to school at 7:00 a.m. to rehearse. They had many performances throughout the year including a few competitions in which they could gauge their effort. Even though it took a lot of time and effort I’m sure they would all agree that the fun they had was worth it all!! Where are the men? Show us your best side guys! BAND Band activities increased dramatically this year. Mr. Hubbard came to Lourdes after school began and that curtailed many marching activities. The stage and concert bands competed at Norfolk, Peru State, and Kansas City. They attended the conference clinic in Pawnee City and received a superior rating at district competition held in Auburn. Congratulations! Anne Stratker leads the band up Main street in the Arbor Day Parade. The horns can’t seem to stop playing while the flutes can t seem to Mr. Hubbard strikes up the band for the spring concert. start. The band practices a tune under Mr. Hubbard's direction. Robert Moyer keeps the beat while David Schreiner relaxes. BOOSTER CLUB Back row, left to right: Ken White, Ned Cox, Tom Funke and Jim Front row: Deroy Harshman, Joe Miller and Bruce Eppenbaugh Wood. SCHOOL BOARD Back row, left to right: Jim Wood, Tom Funke, Ned Cox. Fr. Kleineweber. Loretta Sarrailion, Linda Evans, and Sr. Pat Rhoten. Johnson, Eugene Schnitzer. Middle row: Fr Rauth. Fr. Benton. Fr. Not Pictured is Marlene Ramoid. Cooper, and Deroy Harshman. Front row: Mary Causgrove, Pat 77 LOURDES The Alumni Banquet was held on May 16 at the Nebraska City Elks Club. The banquet and dance were well attended due in part to excellent preparation and to the silver anniversary. The Alumni Association honored the classes of 1960 (25 year) and of 1935 (50 year). A “Special Contribution to Lourdes award was initiated. Fr. Lyle M. Johnson, superintendent of Lourdes Central, received the award. Also honored were four of the Ursuline Sisters who had served Lourdes. All of the past superintendents were invited to the Silver Anniversary Banquet. Fr. John McCabe and Fr. Richard Steineman were able to attend and address the crowd. The Lourdes Swing Choir also performed for the banquet. ALUMNI BANQUET The head table included (L-R): Fr. Cooper, Sr. Joseph Therese, Fr. Steineman, Fr. Johnson, Sr. Patricia, Mayor Jack Maclntire, and alumni co-chairperson Irma Rebhan. Fr. Steineman was pastor when Lourdes Central was built. Sr. Patricia exhalts her opening welcome. Fr. Johnson looks perplexed as he accepts the 1st annual special award. Matt Causgrove responds to a welcome for the class of ’85. Ursuline Sisters: SR. JOSEPH MARIAN, SR. HELEN MARIE, SR. JOSEPH THERESE, SR. PAULETTA. Jack Maclntire reads a proclamation and presents a plaque to Fr. Johnson and Mrs. Rebhan honoring Catholic education. 78 The honored class of 1935. The honored class of 1960. SENIORS JUNIORS Lorenza Barboni 2. 14, 24. 33, 36. 40, 43, 45. 58. 68. Diane Beckman 2, 26, 40. 41, 43. 44. 45, 58, 59, 66, 69, 72, 73. Matt Causgrove 2, 4, 5. 11, 27. 29, 31, 38. 39. 41, 45, 54. 55, 66. 67, 69. 71. 75, 78 Matt Detloff 2. 4. 33. 37, 42. 45. Kevin Durr 2, 5, 33. 42. 45. 46. 52, 62, 64, 69. Rick Hein 2, 8, 26. 37, 41, 42. 43, 45 Sue Heng 2. 5. 24. 25. 26, 27. 28. 33. 36, 38, 39, 41, 43. 44. 45. 47, 48. 49. 50. 58. 59. 66. 68, 69. 70. 71, 73. 74. 75. Kevin Kleineweber 3. 4. 24. 47. 49, 36. 40, 42. 43, 45. 52, 53, 69. Theresa Larsen 3, 5, 26. 27, 28. 29. 31. 37. 39, 40. 42. 43. 44. 45, 66. 71. 72. 74. 75. Kris Meyer 3. 5. 14. 40. 58. 62. Lonnie Moore 3, 5. 26. 27. 29. 37. 41. 42. 43. 45, 52. 62. 69, 73. Robert Moyer 3, 4, 29. 31, 40, 42, 45, 54. 55. 69, 75. Dennis Pfeiffer 3. 25, 27, 29. 32, 37. 41. 42, 45. 52, 71. Leslie Rakes 6. 26. 27, 28. 29, 30. 33. 37. 41. 42. 43. 45. 48. 49. 50. 58. 59. 66. 68, 69. 72. 73. 74. 75. Theresa Schnitzer 4. 6, 26. 28, 30, 31, 38. 39. 40, 42. 44. 45. 71. 72, 73. Cherie Schreiner 4. 5. 6, 15, 26, 27, 28, 29. 40. 41. 42, 44. 45, 49. 50, 58. 59. 66. 68, 69. 72. 75. Anne Stratker 5. 6. 24. 26. 27. 28. 29, 30. 31. 36. 40. 41. 42. 44. 45, 48. 49. 50. 68. 69, 73, 74 Chuyen Tran 6. 26. 37. 41, 42. 45. 73. Christine Winkler 38, 39. 75. Linda Wood 4. 6. 26. 27. 28. 29, 37. 42. 44. 45. 47. 48. 49. 50. 58. 59. 66. 68. 69. 72. 75. Steve Case 8, 35, 35. 37. Bob Curtis 8, 9, 10. 35, 38. 39, 51, 52. 53. 54. 69. Mark Davis 8, 10. 14, 34. 35. 38, 39. 41. 42. 54. 66. 68. 69 71. 73, 75. Steve Eickhoff 8, 10, 66, 75. Greg Gress 8, 10. 33. 34, 35. 39. Mike Harshman 8. 10. 26. 35, 38. 39. 54. 68. 69. 71. 73. Robert Hauder 8. 10, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55. 62. 64. 67, 69. Tracey Henne 8, 9, 10. Susie Kaiser 9. 10, 27. 50, 66, 68. 72. 73, 75. Terry Kleineweber 9, 33, 35, 52, 53, 69. Cheri Miller 9, 10, 35. 68. 70. 71. 73. Jeff Oelke 9, 35, 52. 69. Pat O’Neill 9, 10. 34. 39, 51. 52. 54. 55. 69. Dave Reese 9, 35, 52, 53, 54. 55, 62, 65, 69. Eugene Schnitzer 9. Tony Schreiner 9, 10. FRESHMEN Joel Bryant 15, 16, 52, 62. Joe Durr 15, 16, 62, 63. Robert Gray 15, 16. Diane Gress 14, 16, 36, 63, 64. 72. Lance Kreifels 15, 16. Tonya Martin 15, 17, 72. Adam Morris 16. SOPHOMORES Pat Causgrove 12, 13, 14. 27, 39, 68. Julie Durr 11. 12. 13, 14. 26. 27. 48, 50. 58, 63. 65. 65. 72. Craig Fey 11. 12, 13. 27. 54 Teresa Fox 11. 12. 13. 14. 27, 50. 58. 62. 68. 70. 72 Jeff Funke 8, 12, 13, 14. 24. 27. 33, 36. 38. 51, 52. 53. 54. 55. 62. 68. 69. Karen Hauder 11. 12. 38. 39. 48. 49. 50. 58, 59. 63. 64. 65, Deb Miller 14. 16. 68, 71. 72. Jim Neil 15. 17, 51. 52. 53. Michelle Ramold 14, 17, 58. Amy Reese 15, 17. 25. 38. 58. 66. 72. 75. David Schreiner 16. 17, 26. 38. 39. 51. 52. 54. 66, 75 Chris Stanley 15, 16. 17. 51, 52. Anh Tran 15. 17. 36. 51. 52. 62. 65. 71. Monica Turner 14. 15, 17. 38. 39. 58. 64. 66. 71. 72. 75 Marlene Vencil 9, 15, 17, 72. Julie Wigington 15. 16, 17, 64. 68. 70, 72. Renae Wigington 15, 16, 17, 72. 69, 70, 71. Mike Heng 11. 12, 27. 52. 69. Gail Kasbohm 11, 12. 13. 14, 27. 38. 39, 63. 64. 69, 72. Terri Kemp 12, 26. Chris Mackey 13, 14. Scott Miller 11, 12, 13, 24, 27. 36. 38, 39, 52, 54, 55. 68, 75. Dan Moore 11. 12, 13, 27. 33. 51. 52, 69. Joyce Moyer 11, 13, 26, 27, 36, 72. 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Nebraska 684 10 AMERICAN FAMILY AUTO HOME BUSINESS HEALTH LIFE CARL SATTERFIELD 1106 CENTRAL NEBRASKA CITY. NEBRASKA 60410 PHONE OFF 873-6911 RES 873-6911 “We make house calls” I ¥ RJCHARD CYMOMCBCR DN nebraska city upholstery and design 1109 12th corso nebraska city, nebraska 873 3505 jCiia 3 Flowers Birthdays Corsages Anniversaries Bouquets 803 Central Avenue Nebraska City 873-5559 Helium balloons for all occasions FARMERS CO-OP OIL COMPANY 1301 8th Corso Nebraska City, Nebraska Phone: 873-3391 Saut ietut Bill Route 3 Kreifels Nebraska City, NE 68410 Brown Glass Company Sunday thru Friday NEBRASKA CITY NEWS-PRESS YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER Windshields Installed Everything in Glass 1118 Central Avenue Nebraska City. NE NEBRASKA’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER SINCE 1854 W 3 H MANUFACTURERS Nebraska City, Nebraska BERTHOLD’S FLOWER SHOP HOMECOMINGS PROMS, WEDDINGS THOMAS C. WEDDLE: OWNER Flower Shop Greenhouse 819 Central Avenue 202 South 6th Ph. 873-6300 Ph. 873-5624 Automotive lnc„ 420 4th Corso East Hwy. 2 Nebraska City, NE 68410 (402) 873-6602 CON’S CEO CCCM The Game Center of Neb. City Con Chapin cwner-cperatcr S. 11th 873-5330 Central Beverage Company Distributors of Hamm’s, Falstaff, Schlitz, and Old Style FARM HOME SUPPLY, Inc. RON CALVERT Store Manager 1707 Frontage Rd. Nebraska City Business Phone 402-873-3706 Home Phone 402-873-7255 703 So. 11th Nebr. City, NE 873-9350 Mexican Food Restaurants 'Family Dining IHIIESTEft OTH H£ OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 11:00 A.M. - 10:00 P.M. Dine In - Take-Out DRIVE-THRU CONGRATULATIONS Class ot 1985 Employees o£ Singer American Meter Division MILLER - MONROE CO. Insurance - Real Estate Joe Miller Wirth Davis Tom Farrell Jerri Bohl BUS. TEL. 873-3331 115 N. 10th Nebraska City lH REALTOR firestone G % L Firestone 1108 Central Ave. Complete Automotive Services On the Farm Tire Service Kerry Pfister 873-9833 Concrete Industries For all your ready mixed concrete needs Nebraska City 600 S. 3rd St. 873-6635 LINCOLN MERCURY 9 ccr;i m. .7v ' n 1 Jeep. ORENAULT American Motors ri OUR CUSTOMERS ARE ALWAYS 1 1315 Central Ave. 873-6622 WENZL HARDWARE QUALITY HARDWARE 906 Central Avenue Nebraska City, Nebraska Phone 873-3619 FOX S COMPANY John A. Eilers CPA Partner One Professional Plaza (402) 873-6687 Western Investors Inc. Professional Plaza Tenth Street at First Avenue Nebraska City NE 402-873-7711 Leo Heng Kris Sugden Ted Hammond uaktrTTlaib SCHIIRICH (bnWwuctlSri Ts CUSTOM CABINETS pk 873-7232 NEBR. CITY GUDE MORTUARY GOOD LUCK Seniors of 1985 403 S. 9th Nebraska City 873-6011 CATFISH CARP WHOLESALE Si RETAIL NEBRASKA CITY FISH MARKET BOB BARTON Q 301 Central avenue Phone NEBRASK City NEBR 684 10 873-9191 Ned’s Super Valu 901 1st. Corso Nebr. City 873-7037 11 NEBRASKA CITY GROCERY COMPANY lit South Sixth St. Nebraska City, NE 68410 402 873-7722 Le Dioyt Land Co. Farm Management - Sales Appraisals Deroy Harshman Nebraska City 873-6444 Wellensiek Insurance Agency 1010 Central Ave. Nebraska City, Nebraska 873-3343 Congratulations from „ POWELL PXHIROPRACTIC JP CLINIC Nebraska City Ph. 873-3302 Rock Port. MO Ph. 816-744-2032 Palmer Chiropractic Graduate Congratulations Graduates from The Otoe County National Bank Trust Co. 911 Central Ave. Nebraska City, Nebraska H Auto Sales C. K. (Kermit) Holmes II Jerry W. Hammer Your All Makes Dealer s Nebraska City 873-5313 Congratulations Class of 1985 FROM NEBRASKA CITY FAMILY MEDICAL CLINIC Dean R. Thomson M.D. Robert A. Beer M.D. NEBRASKA CITY GROCERY COMPANY 111 South Sixth St. Nebraska City, NE 68410 402 873-7722 96 Congratulations Graduates from S. J. Nocita D.D.S. patrons s4rl or 'Valley -Animal Clinic 3 r. William Carney, 2)3)S. jbairy Queen jbammait Clotliiny jbarrelfS Sarber and Ueauty Sbop Wr. and Wrj. ddruce Cppenbauyh C-Z dCiyuor t'dashion {beauty Salon (jambels Qanyel Oil Co. Stephen Jdarvey Photoyraphy $ame, Oil J(i mme I Orchard Wr. and Wr,. 'Vernon JCreifel, Alima i Western Wear jCourdei -Alumni -Association Pete’, Deed and Seed —Kathrine Hoddy Sill Sweeney Wr. and Wr,. (Jerald Dri,tch Vlbrich’, Cafe Dranh 'Volhmer IT’S A GOOD TIME FOR THE GREAT TASTE Silver Anniversary Ii.'