Mead Public School - Raider Yearbook (Mead, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1982 volume:

- Kiss me goodbye, Hold back your tears. Wish me well, Don't voice your fears. This is it — I’m on my way. Today is gone, Tomorrow's a new day. I know it’s coming, I’m running to meet it, My arms open wide. This is life, it's for living. I’m not going to hide. So wish me good luck, Please try to see, I don't love you less, I just want to dream until Table of Contents Dedications.................2-3 Staff.......................6-7 Seniors ....................8-9 Students ................ 10-15 Athletics ............... 18-29 Clubs.....................31-39 Activities................45-55 Mead Public School Mead, Nebraska 68041 If a man does not keep pace with his companions. Perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. Thoreau Tom Ringo Popish was born Sept. 1st. 1964. in Omaha, Nebr., son of Mr. Mrs. Tom Popish. While attending Mead. Ringo lived with his father and step- mother in Memphis, Nebr. Ringo's love of life was playing football. Ringo also participated in Track, Thes- pians, and FHA. He is survived by his dad. Thomas, mother. Judy, sister. Tami, step-mother. Barb and step- brother. Scott. She Is Just Away I cannot say, and I will not say that she is dead — she is just away! with a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand, she has wandered into an unknown land. And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be since she lingers there. So think of her faring on, as dear In the love of There as the love of Here; Think of her still as the same, I say: She is not dead 0 She is just away! James Whitcomb Riley Shelly McEvoy was born on June 2, 1965 in Omaha, Nebraska. She was the daughter of Bill and Judy McEvoy. Shelly first attended Mead Public Schools in September of 1978. when she and her family moved from California. Other family members include Mary, Dan, Tracy and Tammy. Shelly was not only a good student but was also involved in many extra curricular activities: Pep Club, FFA, Band, Chorus, Basketball, Volleyball. Track, Student Council, M-Club and par- ticipated in softball during the summer. STAFF STUDENTS Don South Superintendent Tom Becker Math. Girls- B.B.. P.E. s Robert Haag Bus. Ed.. V.B Shirley Miller 7th 8th English ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY « Kevin Ingemansen H.S. Principal Steve Lawson Elem. Principal Mary Lou Adams An. Kindergarten - Cindy Dornbush English Dan Dornbush Mod. Prob.. F.B.. B.B.. P.E. David Kistler English. Drama Meredith McGowan Library-Media Spec. Amy Miller Music Gary O'Daniels Counselor, Phys. Philip Miller Vo-Ag. FFA Delvin Ortgies Gov., Am. History, F.B., G.T. The average teaching career in a school system is 5 years, but at Mead the average is 7 years. We have a total of 26 teachers working at Mead and their tenure adds up to a grand total of 184 years of teaching at Mead. The teacher who has been teaching at Mead the longest is Mr. P. Miller, 24 years. The other tenure at Mead is Mrs. S. Miller, 20 years; Mr. R. Haag, 18 years; Mr. D. Kistler, 15 years; Mrs. V. Westergard, 15 years; Miss M. L. Adams, 10 years; Mrs. R. Abercrombie, 9 years; Mrs. I. Barrett, 8 years; Mr. S. Lawson. 8 years; Mrs. M. Young, 7 years; Mr. T. AND STAFF Tim Pehrson Bus. Ed.. B.B., B.T., Ath. Dir Robert Williams Math Diane Safford 4th Grade Mary Jo Howe Teacher Aid Margaret Rasmussen Home Ec.. FHA Inez Barrett 1st Grade Marylin Young 5th Grade Joy Panko Resource Teacher Pehrson, 6 years; Mr. D. Ortgies, 6 years; Mr. T. Becker, 5 years; Mr. D. and Mrs. C. Dornbush, 5 years; Mrs. P. Ander- son, 4 years; Mr. J. Rogers, 3 years; Mrs. B. Edins, 3 years; Mrs. M. Rasmussen, 2 years; Mrs. A. Miller, 2 years; Mr. R. Williams, 2 years; Mrs. M. McGowan, 2 years; Mrs. D. Saf- Carolyn Fiscus Behavior Counselor 1 John Rogers Biology. Ind. Arts Vorda Westergard 6ch Grade Tom Vondracek Band Bonnie Edins Gloria Poeschl Title I Title I Aid ford, 2 years; Mr. J. Brailey, 1 years; Mr. T. Vondracek, 1 year; and to complete it Mr. G. O'Daniels, 1 year. Supt. D. South has completed 3 yrs at Mead and Principal, K. Inge Manser has completed 7 years at Mead. 7 SENIOR CLASS OF 1982 Vom Popiil The true meaning of our High School years evolved from the day to day experiences that have occured during the years. One of these experiences was the loss MOTTO: Today's dream is the threshold of tomorrow's discoveries. COLOR: Cream and Maroon FLOWER: Rose of a friend and classmate. His death made the class more mature and brought us closer together; and made us realize that it can happen to anyone, anytime, anyplace, and anywhere. Even though the days seem to drag on, the school year seemed to go by faster than what it used to. Learning to put out a good effort and to work together has been an aspect acquired through school. Now, after years of waiving, the time has finally come for us. Our senior year was filled with a lot of fun, going to prom and going on the senior sneak day to Kan- sas City were a few of the fun experiences, but now it will be hard to leave all the fun times behind, and head into our dreams of the future. Brian orne Wile jCuA.nl aus PaJjCuA.nl aui JC',li PanJJC jCarry P, aver ffl.rriff Pi,I, S.C CLASS OF A. Andersen. Pres. J. Cartmill M. Barrett B. Ecklund D. Johnson, V. Pres L. Langemeier, Sec. S. McEvoy, S.C. J. Nelson K. Knuth L. Hansen C. Ellison J. Nygren, Treas. P. Osterloh R. Osterloh C. Parkins D. Parkins J. Patocka D. Push E. Ruhe M. Ruhe K. Schuette S. Subbert T. Thorson. S.-C. S. Way J- Wear CLASS OF 84 L. Bergcren. Treas. D. Buckmaster R. Eckhardt J. Frahm, V. Pres. K. Hannan. Sec. L. Hendrix A. Johnson. S.C. K. Konecky, Pres. C. Moline J. Mueller N. Murray. S.C. R. Osterloh K. Petersen J. Schultz 10 B. Thilliander I). Shook R. Conrad T. Gehrman D. Hannan, Sec. D. Adams T. Archer, S.C. I). Carlson, K. Knuth R. LaCroix A. Luetkenhaus. Pres. L. Hansen. Treas. C. Hutmacher. V. Pres. S. Hutmachcr B Schultz C. Patocka B. Osterloh D. Malina D. McKee K. Tweedy S. Williamson R. Williamson B. Thor son R. Timm H. Svoboda CLASS OF D. Gustafson Jf. Haag J. Bergman S. Hass A Burge S. Hayford J. Halbmaier D Diaz P. Johnson S. Asper J. Ellison R. LaCroix 11 T. Lawhorne T. Millikcn T. Milliken S. Mayfield J. McGee T. Nissen K. Oscerloh K. Young A. Adams M. Doyle L. Edins K. Gehrman J. Mueller T. Nelson F. Schliffke D. Shook CLASS OF 88 L. Nygren S. Osterloh K. Petersen P. Ruzicka J. Scalev R.Treptow J. Winkelman K. Ueberrhein R. Nissen % V. Shook C. Gerdes L. Gustafson 12 1. Lee J. Limbach J. Malina K. Milliken •i CLASS OF 89 J. Thilliander C. Voskamp A. Hollst C. Johnson J. Konecky J. Lamprecht J. Larson J. Lawson A. Halbmaier : . 'V . G McGee R. Felster V. Nicola J. Sweeney M.Shook K. Tweedy CLASS OF C. Winkelman C. Witte i D. Hansen J. Hanson C. Jonas J. Konecky J. Larsen S. Way K. Wilgus 13 J. Maly B. Mayfield CLASS OF 91 L. Novak z. Pehrson R. Sladek M. Svoboda K. Williams L. Charles C. Couch B. Edins M. Ellison B. Gerdes M. Gustafson L. Hammond M. Hannan J. Jonas J. Johnson A. Lamprecht L. Lawson M. Lesch J Vogt V Williams J. Moline C. Nadgwick CLASS OF 92 C. Parkins P Spence J. Staley A Flagle tm P. Hageman E. Nelson J. Parsons N. Pehrson S. Pickworth D. Sawyer J. Schliffke L. Strong C. Kavanaueh R. Kuhr R. LaCroix T Larson S. Nadgwick N. Nicola A Novak D. Otte M. Sladek CLASS C. Lamprccht H. I.angemcier T. Adams M. Buller A Carrier T. Mill.ken J. Spence T. Voskamp A. Frahm J Hageman C. Sweet k T. Voskamp K Ludacka A. Parsons D.Shook X__________ G. Williams E. Ziemba L. Hansen ' R. Jensen ELEMENTARY IN ACTION SCHOOL BOARD STAFF Mar Tompkins Speech Specialist RandyJohnson Mead Custodian Judy Way Teachers Aid Marilyn Benal Custodian r r Pat Miller H S Secretan Alan Pruess Custodian Bev Subbert Elem. Secretary Helen Shook Kitchen Librarian Aid SCHOOL BOARD John Sovobda Pres. Richard Nygren Virgene Schuette Dorothy Konecky Loren Berggren Treas Willard Wine BUS DRIVERS Mike One Many Hageman Don Push Maggie McGraver Bob Williams RandyJohnson R E. Haag Substitutes 1 ms D PUBLIC SCHOOLS COOKS May bell Tweedy Alyce Andersen Joan Parson SUCCESSFUL 5-4 REBUILDING The Mead Raider football team started the season off right by beating Malcolm and Ft. Calhoun, on the road. A slow First quarter and inability to generate our offense hurt Mead against Bennington and East Butler. After a disappointing loss to Weeping Water it brought about more unity to the team. Homecoming activities were cancelled because of the death of a teammate, Tom Popish. Mead came back though, and probably played their best game of the year against Conestoga. They came back and lost to Yutan, but finished the year by beating Waterloo and Cedar Bluffs. Their record was 5-4. FRONT ROW. L-R Dave Push. Ron Timm. Dave Adams. Craig Moline. Robert Treptow. Dick Shook. Jon Patocka, Jeff Frahm. Randy Zima, Arlin Johnson MIDDLE ROW Student Mgrs Scott Pickworth, Gene Parkins, Tom Thorson. Ron Eggers. Calvin Parkins. Mike Barrett. Jamey Nygren. Stacey Subbert, Shane Hutmachcr. Jon Adams. Kevin Konecky, Don Adams. TOP ROW Duane Johnson. Paul Luetkenhaus. Merrill Rish, Dale Nygren. Richard Winkelman. COACFIES Delvin Or- tgies and Dan Dornbush. Larry Raver, Jeff Langemeier. Brian Lawhorne.Tom Popish. Marc Johnson, Student Mgr. Bill Thorson Arlin back ro pass I wonder if we ll ever get in' Reserve defense in action 18 FOOTBALL SEASON Brian with the tackle as Duane Marc look for the assist Swarming defense Duane carries for a gain Rick showing how much to go Ooof Mead holds the line Mead has them well covered What do I do now ' Dog Pile' Rich takes a breather Good D. Jeff Rich Are you O.K f FUMBLE' Larry with an extra point attempt RAIDERETTES ECNC J.V. FRONT ROW, L-R: Student Mgr. Gail Hanson, Cindy Ellison, Lori Langemcier, Shelia Way. Student Mgr. Natalie Murray. BACK ROW, L-R: Shelly McEvoy, Khon- da Archer, Kristen Hannan, Mclvina Ruhe, Alyson Andersen, Coach R. E. Haag, Dawn Parkins, Jcri Nelson, Vonnie Schultz, Brenda Thilliander, Linda Hendrix. NOT PIC- TURED: Pam Osterloh. FRESHMEN FRONT ROW, L-R: Dawn Hannan, Tammy Gchrman. Kristen McKay, Darlene McKee. BACK ROW. L-R: Student Mgr. Gail Hanson, Cindy Patocka, Theresa Archer, Coach James Brailey, Lynette Hansen, Anita Luetkenhaus. Student Mgr. Natalie Murray. sriwjrii' VARSITY FRONT ROW. L-R: Student Mgr. Gail Hanson, Jeffie Huddle, Linda Brown. Shelia Way, Student Mgr., Natalie Murray. BACK ROW. L-R Chris Bergman. Cindy Ellison. Amber Nygren, Julie Behrens, Coach R. E. Haag, Debbie Nygren. Lori Langemcier. Robi Black. Patti Johnson. NOT PICTURED: Ann Keller. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS VOLLEYBALL Mental sharpness, Physical fitness, and Spiritual readiness, were three things stressed by Coach R. E. Haag, in the 1981 season that led the Raiderettes to a 12-4 record. The Raiderettes started the season by losing to Class B Omaha Mercy. From there the season was slow by winning four and losing two and then reaching their peak by winning eight straight games and being- defeated by Wahoo Neumann in the first round Districts. The Raiderettes have one returning letter winner from the 1981 season. There will be eight promis- ing senior prospects, six juniors, nine sophomores, and possibly nine freshmen. The Raiderettes ended the season by being ECNC tournament champs and ECNC Conference champs. They had six girls selected for ECNC All Con- ference Teams. Chris Bergman — First team, Deb Nygren and Patti Johnson — Second team, Robi Black, Julie Behrens, and Amber Nygren were chosen for Honorable Mention. They had five girls selected for All Area Teams, Deb Nygren — First team, Chris Bergman — se- cond team, Robi Black, Patti Johnson, and Julie Behrens — were chosen for Honorable Mention. ■ty Mercy MEAD — 11 Calhoun MEAD — LWaterloo MEAD — Butler MEAD — 1 nningto MEAD — I David Cit Yutan Biel PAD MEAD Va MEAD — X MEAD — Ce 9-15,5-15 L il5, 15-7,15-5 15-7, 15-9 15-5, 15-10 J-15, 15-12, 15-8 rrrnr 15-11,15-12 TTSITU 15-10 DisMa 14-16, 15-7, 11-15 V A R S I T Y FRONT ROW, L-R: Bill Thorson, Mike Luetkenhaus coach, Tim Pehrson, Craig Moline, Dave Adams. BACK ROW: Paul Luetkenhaus. Duane Johnson, Larry Raver, Jamey Nygren, Jeff Schultz, Brian Lawhorne, Arlin Johnson, Rich Winkleman, Mike Barret, Merril Rish. Mead 39 Ft. Calhoun 33 Mead 48 Cedar Bluffs 49 Mead 51 Waterloo 42 Mead 48 No. Bend 46 Mead 35 Scribner Holiday Tourn. 53 Mead 38 Yutan 42 Mead 63 Waterloo 57 Mead 60 E. Butler 54 Mead 48 Neumann 42 Mead 33 Yutan 47 Mead 58 Bennington 54 Mead 43 Malcolm ECNC 47 Mead 43 Waterloo 40 Mead 33 Bennington 50 Mead 53 Conestoga 47 Mead 44 Louisville 45 Mead 44 Fre. Bergan Districts 48 Mead 66 Cedar Bluffs 60 Mead 38 D.C. Aquinas 59 R E S E R V E S WEAQ sru MT manage LEAD [STUDENT MANAGER FRONT ROW, L R: Bill Thorson, Dan Dornbush, Dave Adams. BACK ROW: Calvin Parkins, Tom Thorson, Jon Adams, Billy John, Don Adams, Dick Shook. Kevin Konecky, Shane Hutmachcr, Kerry Knuth. 22 Box in one What s so interesting. Wink 6c Mo Larry Dean the Mean Drib- bling Machine Jamey 6c Craig having an arm lifting competition Where did he go Reserves in action Don showing off his karate skills CONFERENCE DISTRICT C-3 CHAMPS! VARSITY FRONT ROW, L-R: Coach Tom Becker, Student Mgr. Shelly Asper, Tracy Strong. Theresa Nissen BACK ROW, L-R: Chris Bergman, Gail Hanson, Robi Black, Lisa Swanson, Nona Nissen, Debbie Nygrcn, Julie Behrens, Lori Langemeicr, Patti Johnson, Cindy Ellison, Sheila Way, Linda Brown. The Mead Raiderettes ended the year with one of the best season records they've had since the start of girls basketball. The girls got off to a slow start with a 4-4 record going into the Christmas vacation. Mead had a 9 4 record going into the Conference Tournament. In the First round Mead blasted Cedar Bluffs 58-30, and in the se- cond round Mead defeated Bennington 47- 43 and in the Championship game they outlasted East Butler in the final seconds to win the ECNC Tournament with a score of 25-24. Mead ended their regular season with a winning record of 14-4 and headed into the District Tournament. In the first round Mead whipped Logan View 54-37, and downed David City High 43-31 in the se- cond round. In the Championship game Mead held on to their 3rd victory over East Butler, dumping them 44-38. Mead then traveled to Columbus Scotus, to challenge Cedar Rapids, in the regional playoff game, but ended up losing in overtime by the score of 45-49. Raiderettes ended their season with a 17-5 winning record. CON- GRATULATIONS RAIDERETTES!!! Mead 45-36 Mead 44-62 Mead 38-40 Mead 54-27 Mead 43 24 Louisville Raymond Bennington Logan View Malcolm J.V. FRONT ROW, L-R Natalie Murray, Coach Steve Lawson, Kristen Hannan. BACK ROW, L-R Rhonda Archer, Dawn| Parkins, Theresa Archer, Anita Luetkenhaus, Dawn Hannan, Cindy Ellison, Melvina Ruhe, Jeri Nelson. District Mead 54-37 Mead 43-31 Mead 44-38 Regionals Mead 45-49 Mead 43-44 Neumann Mead 50-45 East Butler Mead 58-36 Bergan Holiday Tourn. Mead 68-52 Cedar Bluffs ECNC Mead 48-56 Hartington C.C. Mead 51-34 Yutan Mead 58-30 Cedar Bluff Mead 55-50 Neumann Mead 69-36 Waterloo Mead 47-43 Bennington Mead 62-34 Valley Mead 55-35 Ft. Calhoun Mead 25-24 East Buttler Cedar Rapids A SUCCESSFUL 17-5 SEASON 'Let go ball Oh. my goodness, says Deb. Oh. shut up your face, says Robi. Linda says. I wonder if the ball will bounce.” ECNC CHAMPS! Lets play basketball, not hot potato Gail. Oh my stars, its a basketball says Patti Look, Lisa's finally learned Sheila says. Here we go again how to box out Chris, tries for two Lets hit the square Nona GIRLS HAVE SMALL, BUT TOUGH TEAM! The track season started with a disappointing number of 10 girls. Through the progress of the season, because of injury that number fell to 7. But with good effort, the team had a lot of suc- cess. Robi Black led the Raiderettes with a total of 110 points accumulated in the low hurdles, long jump, high jump, and the 400 meter relay. Close behind was Kristin Hannan with 99M points ac- cumulated in 100m, 200m, 400m runs, and 400 and 1600 meter relays. The next 2 high point getters were Dawn Hannan with 43!4 and Anita Luetkenhaus with 42V . Robi Black set a new school record of 16' in the long jump and tied her 1981 record of 16.4 in the 100m hurdles. Dawn Parkins set a new record in the 3200m run with a time of 13:314. Mr. Ortgies, Head Coach, was pleased with the overall good effort, and the overall improvement of the limited 7 member team. The good effort showed up when they captured 2nd place out of 13 teams at the Decatur River Relays; and with the seniors gone, the remaining 5 captured 3rd place at Conestoga. With rains hampering Districts, it drowned out any hopes for the girls to go to state! FRONT ROW. L to R P Johnson. 'Student Mgr.i. D. Parkins. J Nelson. J Behrens. (Student Mgr ). V. Schultz. SECOND ROW: Coach Ortgies. S Sweent K Hannan. R Black, D. Hannan. A. Luetkenhaus. GOOD JOB GIRLS! BOYS HAVE A SMALL, TOUGH TEAM! FRONT ROW. L to R S. Hutmacher, B. Schultz, R Timm. R Treptow SECOND ROW L Raver. C Parkins. P. Luetkenhaus, C. Moline. Coach Pehrson. THIRD ROW D Johnson The injury to Larry Raver and having only 9 individuals out for track, started the year out slowly, for the Raiders. But good performances by Robert Treptow, Craig Moline, Duane Johnson, and Calvin Parkins helped make the year pass by quickly. Craig placed 1st at the Weeping Water Invitation in the pole vault with his career best of 12T . Calvin ended the season a school record performance in the 1600m run with a time of 4:40.7. Calvin also set a new record in the 3200m run with a time of 10:14.1. Accomplishing career best in the triple jump with a jump of 40'10 and long jump with a jump of 19'3 was Robert Treptow. Duane had his best per- formance at home with a throw of 43'9 in the shot (his career best). Larry only com- peted in 2 meets but in the Boys’ Town In- door meet he placed 2nd in the high hurdles and 3rd in the pole vault. Way to go guys! Craij� Pole Vaulting' JR. HIGH BASKETBALL TEAMS BOYS' 8th B.B FRONT ROW. L-R: Student Mgr. G. Parkins. J. Bergman. J. Halbmaier. S. Mayfield, K Tweedy. J. Ellison. BACK ROW. L-R: J. Haag. T. Milliken. T. Milliken, S. Hayford, C. Randell, G. Schliffke, S. Pickworth, T. Lawhorne, PI Johnson. Coach Dan Dornbush. GIRLS’ 7th B.B. FRONT ROW. L-R: T. Nelson. L. Eddins. R. Treptow, T. McAfee, D. Shook BACK ROW. L-R: Coaqh Tom Becker. P. Ruzicka, A. Adams. J. Mueller. K. McKay. L. Nygren, K. Hass. K. Gehrman, S. Huddle ______________________ GIRLS' 8th B.B. FRONT ROW. L-R R LaCroix, D. Gustafson, J. McGee. BACK ROW. L-R: Coach Tom Becker, T. Nissen, S. Asper, T. Strong. S. Hass. K. Young. V. Schuette. BOYS' 7th B.B. FRONT ROW. L-R: Coach Dan Dornbush. K. Ueberrhein.J. Staley, M. Doyle, F. Schliffke, T. Hannan.J. Hanson. Student Mgr. G. Parkins. r-V Were § (leading on home! BOVS TRACK BACK ROW. L-R: T. Milliken. T Uwhorne. S. Hayford. G. Schhffke. C. Randell. P. Johnson. J. Bergman. J. Hanson. M Doyle. G. Parkins. FRONT ROW. L-R: J. Haag, S. Mayfield. K. Tweedy. J Ellison. S. Pickworth, T. Milliken. F. Schhffke. T. Hannan, S. Osterloh. GIRLS' TRACK BACK ROW. L-R: J. Mueller. L. Nygren, S. Hass. T. Strong. V. Schucttc. K. McKay. Coach T. Becker. MIDDLE ROW K. Hass, K. Gehrman, S. Asper, P. Ruztcka, T. Nisscn, G. Gustafson. S. Huddle. A. Adams. FRONT ROW: K. Petersen. R. LaCroix, T. McAfee. R. Treptow, D. Shook. T. Nelson,J. McGee. ROW 1: B. Thorson, D. Johnson. R. Treptow. D. Nygrcn.J. Nygren, M. Barrett. R2: M. Ruhe. J. Langemeicr. M. Johnson. C. Parkins. M. Rish, D. Parkins, C. Ellison. R3: J- Behrens. P. Johnson, C. Bergman, M. Vogt. A. Nygren, L. Swanson, L. Brown. R4; D. Adams, M. Luetkenhaus.J. Nelson. K. Hannan, R. Black. G. Hanson. N. Murray R . D. Shook,J. Adams. L. Raver, P. Luetkenhaus, S. Hutmacher, N. Nissen, L. Langemeicr. R6; D. Adams. E. Moline. J. Schultz, R. Wmkelman, S. Sweeney. A Moment to Remember See. I told you we would win From the looks of things we won! Let's Go! The three stooges PEP CLUB ROW 1. I. to R K Adams. K Schuette, L. Randell. N. Nissen. B. Ecklund.J Miller ROW 2. I. to R R F.ckhart. I. Hendrix. K. Petersen. D. Buckmaster. A. Smidt. D. Malina. H. Svoboda, I). McKee. ROW' 3. L to R C Patocka. T Gchrman, D. Hannan, J. Head. T. Archer, A. Luetkenhaus. K McKay. ROW 4, L to R Mr. Ingemansen, J. Mueller. P. Ostcrloh, A. Andersen. M. Ruhe.J. Nelson, S. Way. � RESERVE From top down, Rhonda Archer. Kristin Han- nan, Lynette Bcrggrcn From top down, Rhonda Archer, Kristin Han- nan, Christine Hutmacher What s so funny Deb? Boogie on Down! BACK ROW: Catrina Parkins, Judy Johnson, Linda Charles. (L to R) FRONT ROW: Mary Ellison, Jill Vogt. Dosey-do and around we go! BACK ROW, (L to R): Sandy Sweeney. Debbie Nygren, Dawn Parkins. FRONT ROW, (L to R): Cindy Ellison. Julie Behrens, Lori Langemeier. TIJDENT J. Behrens, C. Bergman, J. Head, M. Johnson, P. Johnson, M. Luetkenhaus, J. Miller. A. Nygren, D. Nygren, L. Randell, S. Sweeney, R. Winkelman, M. Barrett. B. Ecklund, C. Ellison, L. Langemeier, J. Nygren, D. Push, K. Schuette, K. Adams,J. Frahm, A. Johnson, N. Murray. TOP ROW, L-R: A. Johnson, T. Archer. R. Eggers, N. Murray. BOTTOM: S. Sweeney. J. Behrens. K. McKay. S. McEvoy, K. TOP ROW, L-R: B. Lawhorne. M. Adams, D. Nygren. L. Randell, C Bergman. P. Johnson, M. Ruhe. ROW 2: E. Thilliander, A. Johnson. J. Nelson. A. Andersen, B. Ecklund, K. Schuette, S. Subbert. ROW 3: G. Hanson, N. Murray, D. Johnson, D. Nygren, J. Nygren. M. Barrett. BOTTOM: J. Head. J. Behrens, M. Rish, C.Johnsqn. D. Kistler. TOP ROW, L-R: Advisor, M. McGowen, R. Black, S. Aspcr, L. Hendrix. MIDDLE: S. Sweeney, P. Osterloh, M. McEvoy, K. Adams, D. Buckmaster. Front: N. Nissen, M. Barren. R. Eggers. M. Adams. S. Mayfield. THANK YOU - STUDENT LIBRARIANS 33 TOP: D. Parkins. R. Osterloh. B Lawhorne. N. Nissen. S. Sweeney. L. Randell. P. Osterloh. R Black. P Johnson, J. Miller. A. Keller. C. Bergman, J. Hud- dle, L. Brown. B Ecklund. C. Ellison. R-2: L. Hansen. T. Gehrman, C. Patoka. D. Malina, A. Smidt. H. Sovobda. A. Sailers. D. Hannan, K. McKay, K. Adams.J. Schultz. D. McKee. Sponsor Mrs. Rasmussen. BOTTOM: A. Andersen. A. Nygren.J. Behrens, D. Nygren. FHA Gold Medal Winners for Search” The Mead FFA Chapter got waned off to a good year The new officer� were installed at the FFA-FHA Banquet April of 19«! In May of 1961 the new officer� went to the Neb Youth Leadership camp to leam many new ideas to bring back to the chapter Their major money making activity was having a con- cession stand at the Mead Tractor and Safety Day. at the U.N.L Field Lab They pamcipated in a tractor driving contest, spon- sored bv the Mead Alumni They acquired many awards this year m swine, cattle, and sheep at the State Fair The highest award arent to Jeff Langemeier for Reserve Champion Du roc The chapter also par- ticipated in many area Livestock Judging Contest. Ag Mechanics contest and District Contest where they all did well. This year Jeff Langemeier. son of Mr A Mrs Jim Langemeier. was awarded State Farmer Both were big honors for him and the chapter TOP I). Push. I). Parkins, R Osterloh. L. Hansen. J. Schultz. L Randell. J. Behrens. J. Miller. I). Nygren. P. Johnson. 34 Your modern secretaries at work Your everyday women” VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE — FFA TOP ROW, L to R: Anita Luetkenhaus. Tammy Gehrman, Billy John. Bill Thorson, David Adams. Ron Timm. ROW V Kristen Hannan. Kelly Petersen. Rick Osterloh, Randy Zima, Don Adams. Dick Shook, Jon Adams. Jeff Frahm. ROW 2: John Cartmill, Rich Winkelman. Ron Eggers. Ed Ruhe, Marc Johnson, Ed Thilliander, Stacey Subbcrt, Mark Baade. ROW 1: Duane Johnson. Mike Barrett, Dale Nygren.Jamey Nygren. Mike Adams, Jeff Langemeier, Mr. Phill Miller. Mark Doyle Mr. Miller giving awards. Waiting in line, Yuk! Jeff gets “Area Star Farmer award. Weld that bead straight. Dale is full of questions. 35 FRONT ROW. L R: D. Buckmastcr. K. McKay. R. Eckhardt, K Petersen. A. Keller. H. Svoboda, A. Smidt, D Malina, B. Thilliander. D. McKee, Director Mrs. Amy Miller. SECOND ROW. L-R S. Way. T. Gehrman. V. Schultz. L. Randell, L. Berggren, K. Hannan. C. Ellison. K. Adams. K Schuette. THIRD ROW. LR J Miller N Murray, G. Hanson. R Conrad. B. Thorson, B. Osterloh. C. Parkins, L. Hansen. D. Johnson, L. Hansen. B Ecklund. BACK ROW. L-R P Johnson. J Behrens. D. Nygren, E. Thilliander. C. Johnson, R. LaCroix,J. Nygren. B Lawhorne, M. Barren, D. Nygren, K. Knuth.J. Head, R. Black. BOYS CHORUS FRONT ROW: D Nygren. D Johnson. SECOND ROW L. Hansen. M. Barrett THIRD ROW B Thorson. E. Thilliander, K Knuth. BACK ROW R. Conrad. C. Johnson. B. Lawhorne.J. Nygren. C. Parkins. GIRLS' CHORUS FRONT ROW D. Buckmaster. K. Peterson, K. McKay. H. Svodoba, A. Smidt, D. Malina. D McKee SECOND ROW S. Way.J. Miller. B. Ecklund. L. Hansen. B Thilliander. K Adams THIRD ROW G. Hanson, N. Murray, J. Behrens, V. Schultz, C. McGee. BACK ROW P. Johnson. A. Keller, C. Ellison, K. Hannan, K. Schuette. L. Randell. R. Black.J Head. May I have this dancer GIRLS QUARTET TOP: J. Behrens. R-2: P. Johnson. L. Randell. BOTTOM: B. Eckiand. SWING CHOIR BOTTOM ROW. L-R E. Thilliander. M Barrett. C. Parkins. L. Hansen. C. Johnson. R. Con- rad MIDDLE ROW. L-R: H. Svoboda. C. Ellison. S Way. L Randell. D. Nygren. G Hanson TOP ROW. L-R D.Johnson.J. Miller. D. Nygren. K Schuette.J. Behrens.J. Nygren. P Johnson. B. Thorson Accompanist K. Schuette. Vocal Music Director A. Miller |t s poi time' 37 JR. SR. HIGH BANDS Julie Behrens, Mike Barren, Kristin McKay, Dorothy Malina, Jim Ellison, Tammi Gehrman, Holly Sovobda. ROW 3: Patti Johnson, Kristy Adams, Chris Randcll, Stacey Subbert, Paul Johnson, Gus Schliffke, Jeff Haag, Cindy Ellison. Dawn Parkins. ROW 4: Kerri Young, Diane Gutafson, Lynette Hanson, Kristian Hannan, Christine Hut- macher, Brenda Thilliandcr, Gail Hanson. Karen Schuette. Beth Ecklund, Annette Schmidt, Valerie Schuette. BOTTOM: Jim Halbmaier, David Carlson, Lonny Hansen, Curtis Johnson. TOP ROW, L to R: Jim Halbmaier, Scott Osterloh, Theresa McAfee, Tom Vondrack.Jim Ellison, Alisa Adams, Tim Hannan, Fred Schliffke. Jeff Hanson, Chris ROW 1: Diane Gustafson, Vickie Shook. Kerri Young, Kim McKay, Pam Ruzicka, Merle Doyle, Jeff Haag, Gus Schliffke. Paul Johnson. ROW 2. Katie Gehrman. Joie Mueller, Dawn Shook. Lisa Nygren. Lisa Edins, Traci Nelson. Valerie Schuette. E L E M E N T A R Y B A N D E L E M E N T A R Y C H O R U S TOP ROW, R L J. Sweeney. K Wilgus. C Johnson. K. Tweedy. Mr. Vondracck. MIDDLE ROW A Halbmaier. H. Gehrman, J. Charles. G. McGee, J. Konecky. BOTTOM ROW: V. Nicola, J. Lawson,J. Asper, M. Shook. A. Mollst. ROW 1, L to R: Cory Voskamp, LeAnne Gustafson. Tara Sweet. Nicki Strong. John Thilliander. ROW 2: Jay Malina, Shannon Pickworth, Doug Langemeier, Tom Vondrack, John Haag. ROW 1, L to R: Jennifer Lawson, Amy Halbmaier, Heidi Gehrman, Kim Wilgus, Kerry Tweedy, Stuart Way, Jeff Konecky, Robbie Pelster, Jeremy Lam- precht. ROW 2: Vicki Nicola, Amy Hollst, Debbie Carlson, Jodi Asper, Tiya Haga, Billy Flagle, Chad Johnson, Chris Winkelman, Jerry Charles, Gordon McGee, Jason Sweeny. ROW 3: Millie Shook, Laurie Sladek, Cindy Gerdes, LeAnne Gustafson, John Thilliander. Shane Sweet. Jay Malina, Cory Voskamp. Jonny Larson. ROW 4. Nicki Strong, Tara Sweet, Tammy Lee, Julie Swanson, Doug Langemeier, John Haag, John Limbach, Shannon Pickworth, Keith Milliken, Amy Miller, Director. GH CHOR ROW 1: Director Mrs. Miller, R. Nissen.J. Hanson, D. Larsen, J. Winkelman, R. Treptow, T. McAfee, D. Shook, T. Nelson, A. Adams, P. Ruzicka, L. Edins. Row 2: K. Ueberrhein, J. Staley, F. Schliffke, M. Doyle, T. Hannan, S. Osterloh, K. Petersen, V. Shook,J. Mueller, K. Gehrman, S. Huddle, K. McKay, L. Nygren, K. Hass. ROW 3: S. Mayfield, G. Schliffke, G. Parkins, J. Haag, T. Milliken, P. Johnson, K. Tweedy, J. Halbmaier, K. Young, V. Schuettc, D. Gustafson. ROW 4: K. Erks, D. Diaz, T. Lawhorne, C. Randell, K. Osterloh, J. Ellison, J. Bergman. S. Hass, T. Strong, R. LaCroix, S. Asper, L. Erks. NOT PICTURED. T. Milliken, S. Pickworth, A. Burge, S. Hayford, J. McGee, T. Nissen. MEAD RAIDERS MARCHING BAND DIRECTOR MR. TOM VONDRACEK MHOOK Homecoming activities were going along smoothly during the day in preparation for the football game against Yutan and the evening dance. However these activities were stopped abruptly during the homecoming car parade, when a tragedy took the life of senior-center football player, Tom Popish. Dreams are realities, but a death of a friend is a reality we never dream about. 1st attendants Sandy and Paul 2nd attendants Amber and Dale Julie Behrens — Rich Winkelman First and second attendants Sandy Sweeney. Paul Luetkenhaus. Queen Julie Behrens. King Rich Winkelman, Amber Nygren, Dale Nygren. THE BEST OF TIMES — 1981-82 Prom 1982 Master of Ceremonies Mike Barren Invocation Salute to Seniors Lori Langemeier Senior Response Patti Johnson Class Prophecy Jamey Nygren Class Will Merrill Rish Dinner Served by Johnnie's Band Special Edition 44 Lazy you! JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 45 Isn't prom fun. guys!?! OUR TOWN Mrs. Webb, Wally and Emily By: Thorton Wilder Dale N. getting his instant mustache Beth E. aren't I beautiful? Mrs. Gibbs Cast and Crew Stage Manager........................... Dr. Gibbs .............................. Joe Crowell............................. Howie Newsome........................... Mrs. Gibbs ............................. Mrs. Webb............................... George Gibbs............................ Rebecca Gibbs.......................... Wally Webb ............................. Emily Webb ............................. Professor Willard....................... Mr. Webb................................ Woman in the Balcony................... Man in the Auditorium................... Lady in the Box......................... Simon Stimson........................... Constable Warren........................ Mrs. Soames............................. Baseball Players — Stacey Subbert, Ron Eggers . . . Jamey Nygren . . . Dale Nygren . . Roger Conrad . Brian Lawhorne ......Jay Head . . . Lesli Randell . . . . Merrill Rish Tammy Gehrman . . Roger Conrad . . . Julie Behrens . DuaneJohnson . . . Mike Barrett . . . Jeffie Huddle . . . Arlin Johnson . . . Linda Brown . Duane Johnson . . . Arlin Johnson . . . Beth Ecklund Larry Raver Sir Crowell..............................................Stacey Subbert 1st Dead Man...............................Stacey Subbert Ron Eggers 1st Dead Woman .......................................... Kristi Adams 2nd Dead Man.............................................David Adams 2nd Dead Woman .......................................... Shelly McEvoy Sam Craig ...............................................Jamey Nygren Joe Stoddard ............................................ Arlin Johnson Assistant Stage Managers...............................Rhonda Archer Kristi Adams Townspeople and Choir Members, David Adams. Linda Hendrix, Natalie Murray, Colleen McGee, Mel Ruhe, Sheila Way David Push. Make-up, Co-Chairmen, Jeri Nelson Mel Ruhe Members. Gail Hanson, Natalie Murray, Cindy Patocka, Linda Hendrix, Sheila Way Linda Brown. Costume Chairman ........................................... Nona Nissen Assistants...................................Robi Black Gail Hanson Stage Crew Chairman .......................................Curtisjohnson Assistant for Lighting and Sound....................................Mike Adams Members..................................Ed Ruhe, John Cartmill, Rhonda Archer David Push Property Chairman..........................................Rhonda Archer Programs by Mr. Haag's Office Practice I Technical Director Mr. R. E. Haag Students Directors — Chris Bergman. Mary McEvoy SENIORS TRAVEL TO KANSAS CITY FUN - EXCITING — SHOPPING - GAMES — MUSIC - LAUGHTER KANSAS CITY - WORLDS OF FUN A. Nygren has the best Sandy Rich ready for take-off Robi — The driver's helper Jill and Lisa Debbie says Oh salads are not fattening Mary says But I think Pizza is — so what — it's good. Patti can t get her horse to move. Whoa — Debbie can t get her horse to stop We are here to have fun — How about YOU?? Oh my goodness. I did not know that was true. Julie wakes up . . . CLASS COLORS: CREAM MAROON TODAY’S DREAM IS THE THRESHOLD VALEDICTORIAN JAY HEAD (graduation 1982 SALUTATORIANS MARC JOHNSON RICH WINKELMAN MEAD HIGH SCHOOL Sunday, May 16, 1982 Mead High School Gymnasium Processional...............Mead High School Band Tom Vondracek, Director Invocation ............The Reverend Will Updegrove Salutatory......................Marc Lowell Johnson Richard Jay Winkelman Vocal Selection ... Mead High School Chorus Seniors Amy Miller, Director Sermon............................The Reverend Will Updegrove Valedictory.....................................Jay Head Vocal Selection .........Mead High School Chorus Presentation of Local Awards.....Kevin Ingemansen Principal President of MEA, Cindy Dornbush Presentation of Class of '82 ...................Don South Superintendent Presentation of Diplomas............Richard Nygren President, Board of Education Benediction ......................The Reverend Will Updegrove Recessional................Mead High School Band THE REVEREND WILL UPDEGROVE OF TOMORROW’S DISCOVERIES CLASS FLOWER: ROSE SENIORS THOUGHTS, SENIORS FEELINGS,. . . Many people have different feelings about the same subject. We decided to ask the seniors about how they felt about certain subjects: a. What are your plans after high school? (If college, where and for what area) b. What is your favorite song? c. What was the thing you liked the most about your senior year? d. What was the most important thing which happened to make you grow up? 3- What is your favorite saying? f. What is your pet peeve of your senior year? Mike Adams a. Go to Universal Technical Institute in Omaha, b. Centerfold c. Kansas City d. my junior year e. Take-Off f. no open campus for seniors. Juhe Behrens — a. I plan to go to college and major in commercial art. b. I Love Rock n' Roll c. The way the senior class has come together and is closer, d. Try- ing to make a decision on where to go to college, e. Oh Crust! f. Sometimes feeling somewhat compared to the graduating class before us. Chris Bergman a. SCC-Lincoln, Legal Secretary b. Through the Years — Kenny Rogers c. Being the oldest in the school and looking forward to graduating, d. people close to me died e. Oh Shut-up f. When people act like your friend, when they're around you and then talk behind your back Rohi Black a. Dairy farming or school in Missouri, III be going into production Management, b. Open Arms. Sweet Dreams c. just being a senior, senior sneak, having seniority in spons, d. my mother and father gave me more responsibilities e. Shut your face. Forget you f. no respect from underclassmen, esp. Jr. and freshmen. Linda Brawn — a. probably going to Missouri, get married, undecided about college, b. Stairway to Heaven c. Being the oldest in school, getting to do the things that seniors do d. The loss of close friends, e. You silly goose and Dork f. gov't test. Gail Hanson — a. going to Carroll College in Waukesha Wi., Biology with a focus on Medical Technology, b. Open Arms, by Journey c. the partying d. The death of my father, e. gag me! f. People asking me what I'm going to do after graduation! Jay Head — a. UNL — Omaha Med-Center for a PHD (surgeon physician) b. Leader of the Band c. the parties d. My parents' divorce. 3. I don't care! f. chemistry. Jeffie Huddle — a. go to college for a Travel Agent b. Never Been Any Reason c. Getting to know people a lot better d. the death of close friends e. I don't think so Schultz, f. no respect from underclassmen. Cun Johnson — a. Continue working at the University of Nebr. Dairy Unit. b. Theme from Ice Castles c. Spending more time with classmates, getting to know, them better, d. Confirmation e. Such is life f. Underclassmen that don't respect seniors. Pam Johnson — a. attend college for accounting and computer science, college undecided b. Open Arms c. The class growing closer to each other d. Realizing that next year I have to make my owrf decision, e. Thank God it's Friday! f. Underclassmen having no respect for the seniors. Marc Johnson - a. Trade School. South East Community College at Beatrice, b. I love Rock n' Roll c. Football and being the oldest in the school, d. making decisions c. Ooook f. Little smart-alecs. Ann Keller — a. College maybe at South East in Lincoln, work probably, b. The One that I Love c. Being with friends and classmates and things we did together as a class, d. The loss of a classmate, e. Eat a Rock f. Being asked about graduation. Jeff Langemeier a. attend Colby Community College in Kansas or UNL. b. Hold on Loosely, c. Receiving FFA awards and scholarships d. The loss of some of my friends, e. What the Hay! f. Getting junk mail from colleges and deciding where to go. Brian Lawhome a. The Marines then Law School at USC. b. Open Arms c. Football d. The divorce of my parents e. take off f. American Government. Mike Luetkenhaus — a. Go to UNL for Natural Resources and Wildlife, Play baseball, b. Heavy Metal c. Finishing it! d. Mistakes that I have made in the past and have a chance to correct them if they would come up again, e. Ka-Boom! f. Planning for the future and writing term papers for Modern Problems. Paul Luetkenhaus — a. working b. Heavy Metal c. sports d. Deaths of people I know. e. Oh Really f. gov't test. 32 . . . AND SENIORS PLANS Mary McEvoy - a. to get a job and be a housewife, someday a mother, b. I Love You c. I got out on work release and adult living class, d. Living in a different towns such as small as Mead and California. Watching what my brother and sisters have gone through, e. Hi Punkin f. Too many people died that I knew. Colleen McGee - a. Metro Tech. Banking and Financing. Bookkeeping b. Passage to Bangcok c. parties d. death of friends e. Cork It f. No respect for the Seniors. r Jill Miller - a. I plan to attend Nebraska Methodist of Nursing in Omaha. I want to become a registered nurse, b. Endless love c. The Adult Living class d. No answer e. What a riot! f. Filling out college forms. Nona Nissen - a. Go to college in Central Wyoming College at Riverton Wyoming for Forestry b. Open Arms c. That it was my senior year. d. I haven't grown up yet e. Hey Jack f. Didn’t quality for state tournaments in basketball. Amber Nygren — a. I don t know yet. b. You Never Gave Up On Me c. Getting out on work release, d. Having a friend die and one get married e. No answer f Gov't. ° Dale Nygren - a. Work on a farm, go to college at SSCs. Beatrice campus for Agriculture, b. Bobby Sue c. The whole year was rotten because of American Gov t. d. Death of close friends e. Take Off f. Gov’t. Debbie Nygren - a. I plan on going to college to major in physical education, but undecided where, b. Endless Love c. Getting closer to classmates and par- ticipating in a lot of activities, d. Decision on where to go to college, e. No Problem f. Being compared to classes ahead of us. Leslie Ran Jell — a. go to college for business, b. Endless Love c. Having a closer relationship with my classmates, d. Death of close friends, c. Oh Fudge! f. The underclassmen not giving the seniors enough respect. Larry Raver — a. work. b. Great White Buffalo c. Making all area in football and all conference in basketball d. I haven't grown up yet. I’m still a kid. e. You gotta be yankin me. f. Playing my last games of football and basketball. Merrill Risk - a. Maybe go to Milford, Electrician possibly the An Force, b. Over the Mountain c. My girlfriend d. puberty e. Good grits man, couldn’t of shot a better one myself, f. Hands off policy. Arlene Sailors — a. Getting married b. Stairway to Heaven c. Meeting new friends d. living on my own e. No answer f. Gov’t. Jeff Schultz — a. Get a job, or go into the Air Force, b. Strangle Hold c. Making 54 points in one basketball game. d. No answer c. I thought I seen somc-thing! f. Getting up and coming to school. Lha Swanson - a. Go to Southeast Community College for Dental Asst. b. Thank you c. Graduating d. The loss of a classmate and friend, e. Shut-up f funk mail from diff. schools. r Sandy Sweeney - a. Find a job and apartment in Fremont, b. Open Arms c. Being with my friends d. Death of friends e. Hey baby. Darn kid f Berne asked about after high school. Ed Thilliander - a. Go to Universal Technical Institute in Omaha for Air Conditioning and Cooling, b. Juke Box Hero c. Getting to know friends better, d. Getting a job. e. So you want to be a aardvark! f. Making the big decisions. Rich Wmkelman - a. Attend Midland b. Gimme Shelter c. Winning records in football and basketball d. Athletic participation c. That-a-boy f. Junk mail from colleges. ’ J DREAMING OF TOMORROW R-l: S. Sweet, G. McGee R-2: Mrs. Poeschl. J Sawyer. K Wilgus. T Asper. C. Wine. R-l: B Gerdes, B. Edins.J. Moline. R-2: T. Larsen. T Monahan. J. Schlifkee. B Johnson, L. Lamprecht. R-3: Mrs. Barren. R-l: K. Williams. V. Nicola, J. Lawson. A. Halbmaier. R-2: T. Sweet. C. Gerdes, L. Sladek , Miss Howe. R-l: E. Hollst.J. Parsons. S. Pickwonh. N. Perhson. S.Nadgwick.R-2: Mrs. Ander- son. L Lawson, D. Frahm, K. Langemeier, E. Nelson, M. Hannan, C. Nadgwick. Rl: C. J. Darnell, D. Hutmacher. M. Buller, S. Sulley, J. Vogt. R-2: Coach L. Strong, K. Couch, M. Gustafson, Mrs. Abercrombie R 1 D. Ueberrhein. C. Konecky, A Lamprecht. J Jonas R-2: J Johnson. V. Williams. M Ellison. L. Charles. C. Parkins. D. Sawyer. 54 Linda Brovn-Jeffie Huddle, Editors Lisa Swanson, Editor Lesli Kandell, Proof Reader Pair. Osterloh, Photo Editor ike Luetkenhaus, Sports Editor Paul Luetkenhaus Sports Editor Robi Black, Sports Editor- Ann Keller, Proof Reader Mike Adams, Sales SAdvertlS' ing a not. lorher year are cleaned out a building seems t mer. But, if you s echoes of calls to shouts of get to F ' V 1 Pnded. After all the lockers Id for next year, the school sigh of relief as it settles in for the sum- c refatatfhe halls are alive. Alive with friesib, jjRfness off Itt® st udent s deaths tardy bells,i :las}p Ijtid and plfi ghter, and mariy other day-Jj to-day sounds in a school building. Oh!, if Oftly those classrooms could speak. Thousands of lectures, (ipssroom distussions. and questions would all pour out at once. Even the white boards show signs of remembrance of all the iiprpfor- tantfBfe, formulas dates, events, ancf equations that have beemjvritj- ten a ain aryf again during the 1981-1982 yifcar. Noises from the gym became louder than all the rest: noises of concerts, cheers, P.E. classes, plays, whistles, applause ?! and dances. But, of course, above all this, we hear the powerful notes of good ol RED AND WHITE booming out — RAIDERS ARE THE BEST’’ —. Yes another year has come and gone. Our DREAMS BECAME REALITIES, sorAe realities we enjoyed andsome we did not, but they were moments we will Autographs Taylor Publishing Company I Ins — w ; jf I, • I- • � - � 8 % t ■■ — ■■■ i mhs -