Mead Public School - Raider Yearbook (Mead, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1970 volume:

1970 RAIDER Mead Public School Mead, Nebraska We are now entering a new dec- ade filled with new events and new friends. As we look into the past year we will see memories of a successful basketball sea- son, a happy homecom- ing and the funny days of everyday school.life. But we must also look to the future. A future of new friend- ships and new dreams of the future to come. Indeed we are entering a new decade. I In seventy-seven years (since 1893) one thousand ninety-six students have graduated from Mead High School. Contents What happened to the cue card? Administration..........3 Classes.................7 Athletics..............15 Organizations..........25 Activities.............33 Grades.................43 Index..................47 How many times has this scene been rehearsed? The Smackin' Brothers A State Tournament pose during oh, rats, Another mistake! and Gene take five. one of the many happy moments. Parents wear their sons' foot- Are these coaches or A bright smile reveals Becky's ball number for the special farmers0 feelings during her coronation. Parents' Night. 2 ADMINISTRATION STANLEY WESTERGARD Superintendent, Senior Class Sponsor. IRENE ODELL Special Reading, Reading Co- Ordinator. JOHN BOUSKA Guidance Counselor, Psychology, National Honor Society, Sponsor. Faculty LLOYD LAMB Principal, Am. Government, Modem Problems, Senior Class, Student Council Sponsor. CHRISTINE NYGREN Librarian, Library Club Sponsor. Picture Not Available RUTH ANDERSON Girls' Glee, Swing Choir, Jr. High Music, Grade School Music. MIKE COLLINS Jr. High Art, Sr. High Art. BONNIE LARSON Speech Therapist. DON JOHNSON Marching Band, Concert Band, Beginning Band. 4 Faculty Picture Not Available MARILYN VOLIN HomeEc. I, II, and III, F.H.A. and Pep Club sponsor, School seamstress. ft PHILIP MILLER Voc. Ag. I, II, and III, Biology, F.F. A. and Junior Class Spon- sor. MARJORIE KENNEDY English II, III, and IV, French I and II, All-School Play. ✓ DENNIS DANGBERG 7th Math and Science, 8th Sci- ence, Physical Science, Physics, Asst. Football, Basketball, Boys Track. JIM HELLER Football, Varsity Basketball, and Boys Track Coach, Drivers' Education, Phys. Ed. and Jr. High Basketball. PHYLLIS SCHWARZ Algebra I and II, Advanced Math, Geometry, General Math, and Math 8. DAVID KISTLER Speech, English I, World His- tory, American History, World Geography, All-School Play, Staff Anderson, head cook, has retired. Her services and friendly nature will be missed by all. After 12 years of service to M.H.S., Axel Ericson has retired. Axel's abilities and friendly smile will be missed by all. COOKS - Center, E. Williams, Right, G. Poeschl, Left, E. Pearson. STUDENT TEACHERS - Mr. Edie - P. E. Mr. Steris - S. S. Mr. Reese - Ag. Miss Coppens 2nd Mrs. Murphy - Fr. Mr. Bass - P. E. Mr. Brown - Eng. Mr. McDannald - P. E. Mr. Bohulsavsky - Ag. VERNA MOSER - School and School Board Secretary. Seniors Class Motto Our glory consists not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall. BECKY PICK WORTH President DAVE RADENSLABEN Vice-President AL THORSON BOB PACULA Secretary Treasurer GARY ZICAFOOSE Seniors at awards banquet. Student Council LARRY MEYER Student Council 8 MICKEY ANDERSON Seniors Class Colors: Turquoise and Blue PEGGY SHEPHERD SANDY ZIEGENBEIN PAT HALL JIM LAMPRECHT D. Radenslaben takes a breather at district playoff. DONITA HANSON 9 Seniors Class Flower: White Rose PAT NELSON GLEN TREPTOW RANDY McDUFFEE NORMA WILLIAMSON MARLENE FRANKLIN STEVE FRAHM KERRY CARDEN 10 Juniors CAMERA SHY M. Linden (President) K. Maly (Student C.) R. Chvatal B. Hise R. Parsons K. Whitcomb M. Erickson (V. President) D. Anderson K. Williams (Secretary) B. Baltz R. Gottsch (Treasurer) S. Behrens L. Converse (Student C.) D. Carritt D. Coady B. Johnson G. Pearson K. Ziegenbein D. Fick B. Hageman J. Hanson J. Johnson M. Hohnson R. Johnson C. Scoles D. Simons S. Strawn Ah, we Jrs. are mature! We Jrs. are devilish looking, also. Sophomores M. Linden (President M. York (S. Council) C. Eckley V. Simons W. Winchell ABOVE PICT.- Sophs wait to get into action! 2nd PICT. - The Soph. Biology Class disects some pigs! Ick! 3rd PICT. - Sophomore and Junior girls wait for the bus. C. Charles (V. President) E. Benal R. Schulz (Secretary) S. Carritt S. Frahm K. Strawn S. Johnson R. Thoms D. Deerson J. Erickson (Treasurer) (S. Council) C. Croghan L. Daily L. Rassmussen J. Welsh L. Shires S. Winchell Freshmen W. Thorson (President) T. Hall (S. Council) D. Hanson C. Lorenz W. Taylor K. Westergard J. Hassler (V. President) R. Carden D. Carlson (Secretary) P. Coady C. Miller (Treasurer) M. Ecklund D. Anderson (S. Council) D. Franklin M. Harms D. Johnson J. Prichett A. Pruess D. Johnson V. Konecky C. Simons S. Stieger ABOVE 1. - Hard Worker? ABOVE R. - Wally receives the advice of Dwight. 13 Aetion of 70 BUS DRIVERS - L.-R. - Rev. C. Kent, M. Heald, E. Williams, V. Barta, B. Behrens. ABSENT - J. Heald, R. Haag, J. Heller, L. Swanson. The Junior boys rest after busily decorating for prom. K. Carden and G. Treptow study hard in Physics Class, a difficult class! The boys in Bookkeeping class take a time out from their work to enjoy a good laugh after a good joke ! Senior girls S. Ziegenbein, B. Picksorth, and N. Williamson are ready for action and another day of school! You learn to be prepared after going to school 13 years! Right?! 14 ATHLETICS Football ROW ONE - L. - R. - Richard Parsons (cast), Kerry Carden, Gary Zicafoose, Dave Radenslaben, Bob Pacula, Don Simons, Larry Meyer, Larry Rasmussen. ROW TWO - L. - R. - Mark Ecklund, Vince Konecky, Don Anderson, Ray Chvatal, Mark Johnson, Keith Ziegenbein, Glen Treptow, Jeff Johnson, John Erickson. ROW THREE - L. - R. - Coach Heller, Asst. Coach Dangburg, Don Fick, RobGottsch, Dick Coady, Mike Erick- son. ROW FOUR - L. - R. - David Deerson, Eugene Benal, Brad Hageman, Kevin Whitcomb, Mickey An- derson, Ronnie Johnson, Steve Carritt, Corky Charles. ABSENT - Randy McDuffee. Mead - - - - 6 Shelby 40 The Mead Raiders this year enjoyed the Mead 24 Yutan 28 rewards of a successful year. The rewards Mead 36 Snyder 20 are the feelings of pride and self-satisfac- Mead 16 Waterloo 12 tion of knowing you've done the job well. Mead 49 Prague ■ 14 But perhaps the reward that speaks for itself Mead 55 Nebr. Deaf ------ 20 is the E. C. N. C. Championship Trophy! Mead - - - - 42 Cedar Bluffs ■ 20 Mead 26 Brownell-Talbot 0 The Raiders played tough ball all year Mead 52 Fort Calhoun 0 losing only their two opening games. Two happy seniors come off the field after helping Mead win the Conference Champ- ionship for 1969!!!!! Thirty boys practiced hard to make this year successful for the Raiders! To them belongs the rewards of being ------- C-H-A-M-P-S! !! 16 K. Carden and D. Radenslaben take a rest from their tiring back D. Radenslaben is stopped sud- denly by some Nebr. Deaf defenders! Coach Heller delivers another of his fiery elo- quent pre-game speeches! ! Fuel for thought provided fuel for winning !!! The team watches another exciting play whiz by them!! They're use to them by now!!! The Raiders are ready to win again! field chores !!! First team line and QB Don Simons! 17 M. Johnson scores in the Fort Calhoun game with the help of a good block by D. Simons, OB, The tough defensive Raiders smother a Yutan ball carrier in a thriller which Yutan won. Why's everyone wet?! They’re celebrating the Conference Championship, of course !!! D. Radenslaben has a clear path to a TD ahead of hi m! The tough Mead defense holds again. Nebr. Deaf feels the strength of the defense this time. This pass to G. Zicafoose is bro- ken up in the title game by a Fort Calhoun defender. First Football Championship Since 1964 Basketball Victories REGULAR Ft. Calhoun - - - - - - 62-45 Murdock — ■ ■ - 97-70 Cedar - -- -- -- - - 83-74 Beemer ----- — - 107-81 Waterloo ------ - -65-50 Nebr. Deaf - 80-62 East Butler ------ ■ - 64-34 Yutan - — - - - 82-73 Rising City - — — - 103-55 Malcolm - - - - — - -81-65 Snyder • - 78-67 Prague ------- - 122-62 Brownell Talbot -95-65 WATERLOO HOLIDAY TOURNEY Snyder - -69-46 Yutan - 61-39 E. C. N. C. TOURNEY Cedar - - 58-52 Waterloo - 69- 72 Yutan - - - • - 70-51 DISTRICT TOURNEY Brownell Talbot------ 62-49 Murdock..............64-50 Elmwood--------------69-63 REGIONAL TOURNEY Odell 51-40 STATE TOURNEY Dorchester-----------54-47 Overton...........- 45-54 19 TOP RIGHT - D. Ra- denslaben drives in for another one of his many layup shots during tournament play. TOP LEFT - K. Carden and R. Pacula grapple for the rebound during State tournament play-off at Lincoln, Nebraska Varsity Winners 23 Wins-2 Losses BACK ROW - L-R- Assistant Coach, D. Dangberg, D. Radenslaben, J. Erickson, C. Charles, G. Zicafoose, R. Pacula, D. Fick, Head Coach, J. Heller. BOTTOM ROW - L-R - Student Managers B. Konecky, K. Whitcomb, S. Carritt, D. Coady, R. Gottsch, D. Simons, and Student Manager R. Raver. Congratulations to the Coaches, team, pep club, staff, fans, faculty and Board and the community for the fine effort in 1969-70 season. 20 John speeds downcourt on a fast break to score two easy points against Overton in the second round of the state tournament. A Yutan contender seems to get smashed. Kerry Carden shoots a jumper from the free throw line in an attempt to score against the Tigers. FRONT - S. Carritt, D. Fick, R. Gottsch. D. Simons. R. Parsons, D. Coady, L. Rasmussen. CENTER - R. Chvatal, D. Deerson, M. Johnson, T. Hall, C. Lorenz, E. Benal. BACK-V. Konecky, R. Thoms, M. Erickson, D. Anderson, W. Thorson, R. Johnson, L. Shires. ABSENT - M. Ecklund. 21 Boys’ Track Coach Heller appears concerned about the re- sults of the track meet. Mark Johnson races on and puts the mile relay team into a very pleas- The boys take a breather before their next event. ant spot - first. The Mead Raiders track team al- so enjoyed a successful year. The Raiders were second in the Confer- ence, while a miscue in reporting could've been the difference as the Raiders lost by one 1 1 2. The Raiders also finished second in Dis- trict Competition. The Raiders had three qualify - Kerry Carden, Keith Ziegenbein, and Dick Coady. While at State all three failed to place. Rich Parson soars high and over the pole. The pole vaulters enjoyed a good year. Keith Ziegnebein crosses the finish line, while Gary Zicafoose has a ways to go yet. 22 Girls' Track Marlene Linden strains for those final yards and a first place at the Elmwood Invitational. Student Coach McDannald looks bewildered as he answers another question. Denise Carlson is ready to lay rubber and burn out! Denise's goal, a victory and more points for the Raiderettes. The girls were always ready to help get the track ready for a meet. Vicki Simons races to the finish line! 23 Volleyball ROW ONE - L.-R. - (first seven) V. Simons, C. Eckley, B. Pickworth, R. Schulz, K. Williams, M. Linden, Marl. Linden. ROW TWO - L.-R. - P. Nelson, Student Manager, S. Steiger, D. Carlson, C. Scoles, R. Carden, S. Behrens, S. Ziegenbein, Student Manager. ROW THREE - L.-R. - D. Carritt, B. Hise, C. Miller, G. Pearson, P. Coady, Mr. Haag, Coach. To the surprise of many volleyball fans the Mead Raiderettes had a good season with a record of 20 - 3. The girls gained experience by racking up wins until the Waverly Tourney where they suffered their first and second losses. The girls fired back to the JFK tourney only to lose in the Championship game to Waverly. 13-15, 15- 6, 13-15. It was Mead's last lost as they went on to win for the fourth consecutive time the E.C.N.C. Conference. V. Simons shows off the re- wards of a Victory. Coach gives more of his sound advice to the girls. What'd he say!?! 24 Cheerleaders 26 ROW ONE - Teresa Miller (Mascot), ROW TWO - RESERVES - M. Linden, R. Schultz, D. Carlson. ROW THREE - VARSITY - S. Ziegenbein, D. Carritt. ROW FOUR - C. Scoles, K. Williams (Captain), Ma. Linden. Pep Club ROW 1 -L.-R. - M. Volin, Sponsor, V. Simons, D. Hanson, G. Pearson, P. Nelson, C. Eckley, L. Converse. ROW TWO - D. Franklin, N. Williamson, P. Coady, C. Croghan, C. Simons, S. Steiger, J. Hanson, B. Hise, J. Hassler, S. Johnson. ROW THREE - S. Frahm, M. York, C. Miller, J. Pritchett, M. Harms, K. Westergard, K. Maly, D. Andersen, S. Behrens. ABSENT - B. Johnson The Pep Club had many exciting games to attend. They are showing some of the tension, worry, and excitement in these pictures. The victories achieved by the boys this year helped the Pep Club to generate more spirit and support their team better. Keep up the good work, Pep Club, and the teams will have all the support they need in the years to come. Here each member does her part to make the whole Pep Club an enjoyable and worthwhile organization. This year a new merit system was used with success. Also red and white shakers were purchased for each member. 27 Band PERCUSSION SECTION L.-R. - Laura Converse, Robert Nelson, Karen Williams, Kathy Westergard, Vincent Konecky. FLUTE SECTION L.-R. - Lorene Carlson, Jody Sanders, Patty Nelson, Darlene Johnson, Cindy Miller. SAXOPHONE SECTION ROW ONE - L.-R. - Cindy Ludvik, Mike Erick- son, Margaret York, ROW TWO-Chrysta Eckley, Roxanne Schulz. TROMBONE SECTION ROW ONE-L.R.- Lynn Vogt, Denise Carlson, Melinda Johnson. ROW TWO - Larry Ras- mussen, Don Anderson. 28 Band BASS SECTION ROW ONE - L.-R. - Alan Converse, Russel Larson, Rod Chvatal. ROW TWO - Jeanne York, Shirley Behrens, Kerry Carden. CLARINET SECTION ROW ONE - L.-R. - Sheila Johnson, Cheryl Scoles, Glenda Pearson, Becky Hise. ROW TWO - Eugene Benal, Kathy Johnson, Charles Lorenz. TRUMPET SECTION ROW ONE - L.-R. - Mike Rasmussen, Linda Shires, Karen Johnson. ROW TWO - Dave Deerson, Sandy Ziegenbein, Marsha Linden, Mark Johnson, Keith Ziegenbein. MAJORETTES (FROM LEFT) Vicky Simons, Sue Ann Carritt, Darlene Johnson (Drum Major) Connie Croghan, Marlene Linden. A Pep Band was started and played at many basketball games. 29 Choral Groups SWING CHOIR - ROW ONE - L.-R. - P. Nelson, D. Johnson, D. Carlson, M. Harms, C. Scoles, R. Schulz, J. Welsh, S. Frahm, L. Daily. ROW TWO - L.-R. - S. Behrens, R. Chvatel, A. Thorson, L. Rasmussen, K. Carden, B. Hageman, B. Pacula, D. Anderson, L. Shires, K. Whitcomb, D. Deerson, C. Lorenz. GIRLS'GLEE - ROW ONE - L.-R. - P. Nelson. M. Harms, S. Frahm, S. Johnson, J. Welsh. ROW TWO - L.-R. - D. Johnson, D. Carlson, B. Hise, C. Scoles, S. Ziegenbein. D. Franklin. ROW THREE - L.-R. - S. Behrens, K. Westergard, D. Anderson, C. Miller, L. Converse, R. Schulz. TRIPLE TRIO - L.-R. - D. Carlson, L. Converse, S. Behrens, C. Scoles, B. Hise, S. Frahm, R. Schulz, J. Welsh, D. Franklin. 30 FFA ROW ONE - L.-R. - P. Miller (Sponsor), G. Treptow, B. Pacula, A. Thorson, M. Anderson, S. Frahm. ROW TWO - C. Lorenz, T. Hall, R. Chvatal, K. Whitcomb, R. Parsons, M. Johnson, K. Ziegenbein, D. Deerson, L. Shires, E. Benal, D. Hanson. ROW THREE - B. Winchell, D. Anderson, D. Fick, R. Gottsch, B. Hageman, D. Coady, J. Erickson, M. Erickson, S. Carritt, L. Rasmussen, W. Thorson. FHA ROW ONE - L.-R. - P. Nelson, M. Volin (Sponsor), M. York, S. Ziegenbein, Ms. Linden, S. Behrens, G. Pearson, B. Pickworth. ROW TWO - Ml. Linden, S. Frahm, C. Eckley, P. Coady, D. Franklin, J. Hassler, N. Williamson, D. Carritt, D. Johnson, V. Simons, C. Croghan, D. Carlson, M. Franklin, S. Steiger. ROW THREE - K. Williams, C. Simons, J. Pritchett, J. Welsh, C. Miller, M. Harms, C. Scoles, K. Westergard, K. Maly, R. Schultz, S. Johnson, L. Converse, B. Hise, D. Hanson, J. Hanson. 31 Clubs THESPIANS - ROW ONE - L.-R. - A. Thorson, S. Ziegenbein, L. Converse, K. Maly, J. Welsh, S. Steiger, D. Franklin, D. Johnson, D. Carritt, E. Benal, D. Deerson. ROW TWO - P. Nelson, J. Hanson, D. Hanson, G. Pearson, C. Miller, C. Scoles, K. Westergard, R. Carden, S. Vehrens, K. Williams, M. Linden, D. Carlson, S. Johnson. ROW THREE - C. Lorenz, R. Chvatel, L. Shires, K. Ziegenbein, M. Johnson, M. Erickson, J. Erickson, B. Hageman, S. Carritt, L. Rasmussen, R.Johnson, K. Whitcomb, D. Hanson. LIBRARY CLUB - ROW ONE - L.-R. - M. York, S. Frahm, J. Hanson, D. Hanson, C. Scoles, S. Johnson. ROW TWO - D. Deerson, D. Hag- eman, R. Johnson, L. Rasmussen. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - ROW ONE - L.- R. - D. Carritt, L. Converse, G. Pearson, N. Linden, S. Ziegenbein, P. Nelson. ROW TWO- L. Rasmussen, A. Thorson, K. Carden, M. John- son, D. Deerson. STUDENT COUNCIL - SEATED - L.-R. - Mr. Lamb, Advisor; M. York, L. Converse, K. Maly, G. Zica- foose. STANDING - T. Hall, D. Anderson, J. Erickson, L. Meyer. 32 ACTIVITIES Homecoming Attendants First Attendants KERRY CARDEN DIANE HASSLER Victory reigned su- preme for our 1969 Homecoming game as the Raiders trounced Nebraska Deaf with a score of 55-20 the night of October 17. A happy crowd met in the school gym to witness the crowning after the big game. The announcement of the '69 Royalty and Attendants was made after the presentation of the nineteen Senior candidates. The Homecoming Dance began with the Royal Dance. After that everyone joined in. The Mystics combo provided music until 12:30 when the festivities ended. Second Attendants SANDY ZIEGENBEIN GARY ZICAFOOSE These three Spirit Boosters put on a mock football play before the big game. Snoopy for President was a song played during half-time performance. How about some Beck and Bob enjoy punch? queries Al. their Royal Dance. Happiness is being crowned Homecoming King. 35 Thespian Plays He’s alive! SORRY, WRONG NUMBER Mrs. Stevenson - - - 1st Operator------- 1st Man------------ George------- - - - ■ Chief Operator - - - ■ 2nd Operator - - - - - 3rd Operator - - - - - 4th Operator — - - - 5th Operator-------- Information Operator Hospital Receptionist Western Union------- Sergeant Duffy - - - ■ Lunchroom Attendant Sandy Ziegenbein -----Kathy Maly - - - A1 Thorson • - - Ray Chvatal • - Shirley Behrens - Sandy Steiger - - Cindy Miller - - Cheryl Scoles Kathy Westergard - Jeannette Hanson - - Donita Hanson - Brad Hageman John Coyle - - Brad Hageman Gram Wilson and her heavenly pies. The climax of Sorry, Wrong Number. THE DEAR DEPARTED Mrs. Slater - -- -- -- -- -- -- - Dee Carritt Victoria Slater - -- -- -- -- - Darlene Johnson Henry Slater - ------------- Ray chvatal Mrs. Jordan - ---------------- Glenda Pearson Ben Jordan...................- Kevin Whitcomb Abel Merry weather--------------Brad Hageman Mrs. Stevenson learns of the chilling murder plot. THIS WAY TO HEAVEN Mr. Flannigan......................A1 Thorson Gram Wilson------------------------ Pat Nelson June Wilson----------------------Cheryl Scoles Charlie Baker - --------... Kevin Whitcomb DIRECTOR------------------Mr. David Kistler TECHNICAL DIRECTOR..............Mr. Mike Collins STUDENT DIRECTOR.............Marsha Linden The technical assistants do their part to make the plays successful. 36 All-School Play This year a new idea, this all-school play, took the place of the traditional class plays. The money made was given to the Senior or Junior class, but anyone in high school could be in the play. MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS Meet Me in St. Louis” is a three-act comedy which takes place in St. Louis in 1904. just as the World's Fair is about to open. Mr. Smith tells his family that he’s been transferred and they mast move to New York. The play is centered around the antics of the four daughters who will do anything to stay in their beloved St. Louis. The result was a very funny and successful play with a happy ending for everyone. Mr. Dodge gets a wet reception. CAST Mr. Smith-------- Mrs. Smith------- Rose------------- Esther------------- Agnes--------------- Tootie----------- Lon----------- - - Grandpa Prophater Katie------------ Mrs. Waughop — Ida Boothby--------- John Shephard - - Fred Gregory----- Lucille Pentard - - Mr. Dodge-------- Mr. Duffy-------- Conductor-------- - -Larry Rasmussen - -Laura Converse Norma Williamson - Shirley Behrens Dee Carritt - - Marlene Linden - - Brad Hageman -----Dave Deerson -----Cindy Miller - Kathy Westergard - - Denise Carlson •----Bob Pacula -----Steve Carritt - - Marsha Linden Ray Chvatal ■ -----Lee Shires ■ - - Eugene Benal DIRECTOR------------------------Mrs. Marjorie Kennedy STUDENT DIRECTOR......................Kevin Whitcomb Backstage after the gifts have been presented to Mrs. Kennedy and Kevin. Peek-a-boo, Mrs. Waughop! AT LEFT - Esther and Rose discuss all of their problems. 37 1970 Awards Banquet Students waiting for dessert. S. Carritt receives Basketball award. Coach Heller displays ceramic basketball award. D. Johnson and C. Miller seem D. Hanson displays her Betty K. Maly happy to be named to be happy with their award. Crocker awara. FFA Sweetheart. D. Fick seems to approve 2nd Team Cheerleaders, D. Varsity Cheerleaders being named FHA Beau. Carlson, S. Stieger, S. Carritt. R. Schulz not visible. Prom Our speaker for the evening Rev. Vetter. THE AGE OF AQUARIUS - an ap- propriate theme for the prom of 1970 - was chosen by the Juniors. On May 9 everyone drove to the Fairview Cafe in Wahoo for the prom banquet. The class will, history, and prophecy were read and a speech made by the Reverend H. Noel Vetter. Then it was back to Mead’s Community Building to psychedelic posters and blacklights. Music by the combo Lamontia filled the night until one o'clock when the beautiful evening ended. A group admires the work done by the Juniors on this psychedelic poster of zodiac signs. Things really are getting They’ve got their food already, What'd you say? Oh, psychedelic and eerie. so where's ours? yeah, the music is kind of loud. A couple of swingers enjoying themselves. Rob says, ’’Hey, you guys, when should we start throwing stuff?” Dressed in curls and lace, these girls are ready for the fun to begin. 39 Look into my eyes and mysterious things will happen!! Quartette of R. Schulz, S. Ziegenbein, D. Johnson, and P. Nelson. Sing us a tune Rox, Larry, Darlene, and Kevin. Jr. High Cheerleaders - D. Bax- ter, S. Carritt, and J. Mayer. Jr. High Basketballers - D. Pelian, R. Nelson, R. Brabec, M. LaCroix, M. Rasmussen, R. Chvatel, R. Hall. ROW TWO - K. Ziegenbein, T. Erickson, A. Converse, R. Hise, R. Johnson, R. Bergman, R. Larson, B. Konecky. Graduation 1970 Lining up for handshakes. I Marsha and Don - Grand Marshals. M. Franklin - A happy graduate. Steve, Pegg and Marlene - very happy. S. Ziegenbein's expressions of happiness ending the year 1970. 42 Grade Eight ROW ONE - L.-R. - L. Carlson, M. Johnson, S. Carritt, K, Johnson, J. York, J. Sanders, D, Baxter, L. Vogt. ROW TWO - L.-R. - Mrs. Jensen, Teacher, L. Gaddis, D. Pelian, R. Bergman, A. Converse, R. Hise, R. Johnson, T. Erickson, M. Welsh. ROW THREE - L.-R. - R. Chvatal, B. Konecky, J. Mayer, D Ruzicka, J. Novak, K. Ziegenbein, D. Parsons. Grade Seven ROW ONE - L.-R. -K. Johnson, C. Ludvik, L. Strawn, L. Shires, L. Nygren, T. Makovicka, E. Parkins, S. Pruess. ROW TWO -L.-R. - T. Ruhe, R. Larson, K. Morris, D. Pritchett, D. Foster, S. Hannan, S. Erickson, Mrs. Jensen, Teacher. ROW THREE - L.-R. - M. LaCroix, R. Bral ec, D. Novak, R. Nelson, G. Gaddis, B. Swanson, M. Rasmussen. ABSENT - M. Johnson, R. Hall. 43 Grade Six ROW ONE - L. -R. - D. Bergman, M. Johnson, R. Bergman, N. Welsh, E. Ludvik, J. Houska, M. Daily, D. Hogg. ROW TWO - L. -R. - K. Scoles, L. Carritt, M. Hannan, M. Behrens, C. Pearson, R. Raver, C. Mahan, R. Scoles, Mrs. Westergard, Teacher. ROW THREE - L.-R. - C. Osterloh, A. Konecky, K. Novak, T. Erickson, S. Radenslaben, D. Raver, S. Miller, R. Parkins, K. Maly. Grade Five ROW ONE - L.-R. - J. Simons, I. McKee, A. Nygren, D. Meyer, M. Croghan, L. LaCroix, A. Deerson, L. Parkins. ROW TWO - L.-R. - J. Johnson, P. Zima, C. Hannan, S. Anderson, G. Charter, J. Dostal, S. Subbert. ROW THREE - L.-R. - R. Bergman, J. Hogg, D. Thoms, L. Johnson, D. Petersen, C. Vogt, S. Johnson, M. LaCroix, D. Brabec. 44 Fourth Grade ROW ONE - L.-R. - D. Ruzicka, M. Zima, M. Welsh, A. Hargrave, M. Sweeney, M. Shires, D. Loges, M. Croghan. ROW TWO - L.-R. - D. Gaddis, P. Severin, K. Engel, D. Quick, K. Begrens, G. Johnson, K. Nygren, M. Poeschl, J. Johnson. ROW THREE - L.-R. - C. Parson, J. Benal, S. Prochaska, T. Maly, T. Johnson, K, Foster, S. Hogg, R. Brabec, R. Cronix, Mrs. Pestal, Teacher. Third Grade ROW ONE - L.-R. - M. Linden, T. Brabec, S. Shires, D. Maly, C. Prochaska, M. Johnson, N. Peterson, L. Parsons, M. Konecky. ROW TWO - L.-R. - G. Hammond, D. Koranda, J. Johnson, D. Sweeney, B. Nygren, J. Subbert, J. Dostal, M. Hise, N. Ecklund. ROW THREE - L.-R. - B. Williams, M. Engel, W. Severin, J. Bergman, R. Kuhr, J. Hannon, B. Charter, D. Gaddis, D. Gaddis, Mrs. Basel, Teacher. Second Grade ROW ONE - L.-R. - T. Charter, J. Maly, T. Vogt, M. Lamb, J. Koranda, P. York, S. Osterloh, J. Loges, S. Subbert, M. LaCroix, S. Prochaska. ROW TWO - L.-R. - R. Parkins, K. Knuth, L. Charles, T. Hannon, D. Fiala, B. Dostal, N. Schuette, L. Huisman. ROW THREE - L. -R. - Miss Coppens, B. Moline, C. Quick, S. Gaddis, R. Jenkins, S. Morris, B. Croghan, V. Langmeier, L. Foster, Mrs. Carlson, Teacher. 45 Grade One ROW ONE - L.-R. - J. Huisman, K. Hammond, C. Heller, K. Carnes, K. Engel, A. Kuhr, K. Hannan, D. Ellison, J. Milliken, T. Cherovsky, K. Gaddis, G. Lucvik. ROW TWO - L.-R. - S. Swanson, A. Rasmussen, C. Beam, J. Konecky, K, Johnson, D. Johnson, B, Brune, R. Hiesman, T. Ratigan, B. Dostal, D. Strong. ROW THREE - L.-R. - Mrs. Schneider, Teacher, S. Johnson, T. Everett, J. Koranda, J. Schultz. D. Nugren, T. Meza, K. Gustafson, K. Schultz, R. Scoles, T. Urban, R. Flagle, Joan Maly, Teacher Aide. Kindergarten ROW ONE-L.-R. - R. Huisman, C. Bergman, S. Sweeney, D. Brabec, A. Nygren, B. Flagle, M. Ratigan, C. Jenkins, T. Williamson. ROW TWO - L.-R. - C. Woods, C. Johnson, J. Behrens, D. Nygren, L. Swan- son, J. Langemeier, P. Osterloh, P. Johnson. ROW THREE - L.-R. - M. Johnson, D. Nygren, E. Ruhr, P. Lamb, L. Loges, A. Urban, B. Mesa, C. Parkins, L. Raver. Index Andersen, Donna - 11,27,30 Anderson, Crystal - 44 Anderson, Don - 13,16,21,22,28, 31.32 Anderson, Mamie - 6 Anderson, Mickey - 9,16,31 Anderson, Roy - 6 Anderson, Ruth - 4 Anderson, Virginia - 46 Baltz, Bill - 11 Barta, Victor - 6 Basel, Ruby - 45 Behrens, Shirley - 11,23,24,27, 29.30.31.32.36.37 Behrens, William - 6 Bouska, John - 4 Benal, Eugene - 12,16,21,29,31, 37 Carden, Kerry - 10,16,20,22,29, 32.35.42.48 Carden, Rhonda - 13,24 Carlson, Delphia - 45 Carlson, Denise - 13,23,24,26, 29.30.37.32 Carritt, Dee - 11,23,24,26,31, 32.36.37.48 Carritt, Steve - 12,16,21,37 Charles, Corky - 12,16, 20,22 Chvatal, Ray - 11,16,21,22,31, 32.36.37.48 Croghan, Connie - 12, 23,24, 27, 29,31 Coady, Dick - 11,16, 20,22,31 Coady, Patty - 13,23,27,31 Collins, Mike - 4 Converse, Laura - 11,27,28,30, 31.32.37 Coyle, John - 11,32,36 Daily, Liz - 12,28,30,31 Dangberg, Dennis - 5 Deerson, Arlene - 6 Deerson, David - 12,16,21,22, 29.30.31.32.37 Eckley, Chrysta - 12,23,24,27, 28.31 Ecklund, Mark - 13,16,21,31 Erickson, Axel - 6 Erickson, John - 12,16,20,31 Erickson, Mike - 11,16,21, 28, 31.32 Fick, Don - 11,16,20,21,31,42 Frahm, Sandy - 12,27,30,31,32 Frahm, Steve - 10,42 Franklin, Debbie - 13,23,27,30, 31 Franklin, Marlene - 10,31,42 Gottsch, Rob - 11,16,20,21,31 Haag, Robert - 5, 24 Hageman, Brad - 11,16,22,30,31, 32,36,37 Hall, Pat - 9 Hall, Tim - 13,21,31,32 Hanson, Donita - 9,27,31,32,36 Hanson, Dwight - 13,31 Hanson, Jeannette - 11,27,32,31, 36 Harms, Mary - 13,27,30,31 Hassler, Diane - 35 Hassler, Judy - 13,27,31 Heald, Margaret - 6 Heller, Jim - 5,16,20,48 Hise, Becky - 11,24,27,30,31 Jensen, Shirley - 43 Johnson, Bonnie - 11,24,27,31 Johnson, Dan - 13 Johnson, Darlene - 13,29,30,31, 32,36,48 Johnson, Don - 4 Johnson, Jeff - 11,16 Johnson, Mark - 11,16,21,22,29 31.32 Johnson, Milford - 6 Johnson, Ron - 11,16,21,22,32 Johnson, Sheila - 12,27,29,31,32 Kennedy, Marjorie - 5 Kistler, David - 5 Konecky, Vince - 13,16,28 Lamb, Lloyd - 4,32 Lamprecht, Jim - 9,48 Linden, Marlene - 12, 23,24,26, 29.31.37 Linden, Marsha - 11,24,26,29,32, 3i,36,37,42,48 Lorenz, Charles - 13,21,29, 31 Lorenz, Irving - 6 Maly, Kathy - 11,27,32,31,36, 48 McDuffee, Randy - 10,16 Meyer, Larry - 8,16,31,32 Miller, Cindy - 13,24,27,29,30, 31.32.36.37 Moser, Verna - 6 Miller, Philip - 5,31 Nelson, Pat - 10,24,27,28,30,31, 32,36,48 Nygren, Christine - 4 Odell, Irene - 4 Pacula, Bob - 8, 16, 20,30, 31,34, 37 Parsons, Rich - 11,16, 21, 22,31 Pearson, Elaine - 6 Pearson, Glenda - 11,24,27,29,30, 31,32,36,48 Pearson, Robert - 6 Pestal, Ruth - 45 Pickworth, Becky - 8,24,34,31 Poeschl, Gloria - 6 Pritchett, Janice - 13,27,30,31 Pruess, Alan - 13 Radenslaben, Dave - 8,16,20,22, 48 Rasmussen, Larry - 12,16,21,28, 30,31,32,37 Schneider, Mildred - 46 Schulz, Rox - 12,23,24,26,28,30, 31 Schwarz, Phyllis - 5 Scoles, Cheryl - 11,23,24,26,29, 30,31,32,36 Shepherd, Peggy - 9,31,42,48 Shires, Lee - 12,31,32,37 Simons, Connie - 13,27,31 47 Index Simons, Don - 11,16, 20,21 Simons, Vicky - 12,23,24,27,29, 31 Swanson, Leona - 6 Taylor, Wally - 13 Thoms, Ron - 12,21,22 Thorson, Alan - 8,22,31,32,36,48 Thorson, Wayne - 13.21,22,31 Treptow, Glen - 10.16,31 Volin, Marilyn - 6,31,27 Welsh, Jeannette - 12,31,32 Westergard, Kathy - 13,27,30,31, 32.36.37.48 Westergard, Vorda - 44 Westergard, Stanley - 6 Whitcomb, Kevin - 11, 16,20,30,31, 32,36,37 Williams, Elsie - 6 Williams, Karen - 11,23,24,26,28 31.32.48 Williamson, Norma - 10,27,37 Winchell, Serretta - 12,31 Winchell, William - 12,31 York, Margaret - 12,23,27, 28,30, 31.32 Zicafoose, Gary - 8,16, 20,22,31, 32,35 Ziegenbein, James - 6 Ziegenbein, Keith - 11,16,22,29, 31.32 Ziegenbein, Sandy - 9,24,26, 29,30,31,32,35,36,42 hat Year — 1970 Editors - M. Linden, K. Williams All School Plays A. Thorson - Valedictorian Serious moments Sports Waiting for the bus P. Nelson - Salutatorian Time for fun ”OH God Give me the courage to change the things that I can, the strength to accept the things I can not change, and the serenity to know the difference. ” The best and most important part of every man's education is that which he gives him- self' Gibbson 48 rv-te MUbt. 4ARi4