Mead Public School - Raider Yearbook (Mead, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1988 volume:

Hopes - DREAMS - Reality In Memory of Chris Winkelman Student, Classmate, Athlete and Friend who died while swimming during the summer of 1987. Hopes - DREAMS - Reality In Memory of Mark Lesch Born: March 1, 1972 Died: December 15, 1987 Mark was a victim of a auto accident near Wahoo Ne. He belonged to the Freshman class. TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION ......... 1 CLASSES.......... 2-18 SENIORS............8-9 FACULTY............ 19 ACTIVITIES...... 21-39 ORGANIZATIONS.... 40-46 SENIOR SNEAK..... 48-49 GRADUATION....... 50-51 WHO’S WHO........ 52-53 YEARBOOK STAFF..... 54 GROUPS.......... 56-64 Here I am girls! Matthew Hannan Calm down, it’s only a flash! Linda Charles JOEY BOBER LINDA CHARLES CORTNEY COUCH BRIAN EDINS FRESHMAN CLASS OF 1991 MARY ELLISON CHRISTI JANET KATINA GENEREUX HAMMOND JUDY FISCUS MARCIA MATTHEW JOHNSON (CALLAWAY) GUSTAFSON HANNAN JULIE JONES Hi Mom!! Tim Keller TIM KELLER JOEL KONECKY 2 FRESHMAN Valerie Williams This is all I get? I deserve morel! Joel Moline The Freshman class this year has 29 students in it. The class officers are Judy Johnson, President; Marcia Gus- tafson, Vice President; Mary Ellison, Secretary; Linda Charles, Treasurer; Jill Vogt and Brian Edins Student Council. The class of ’91 had two fundraisers, their main money raiser was the selling of the Nestle Beich Candy, with a profit of $506.00. The second money raiser was the selling of red Pom-Poms during the football finals, they had a profit of $90.00. The sponsor of this years Fresh- man class is Mr. Jon Dahl. They have 15 girls and 14 boys in the class. This years Freshman class is the largest class in Mead Public School. VALERIE WILLIAMS MOLLY JO VEUNSKY JILL VOGT MELINDA CATRINA THOMPSON MICHAEL PARKINS RUSSELL SIMPSON DEBRA TWEEDY RON SLADEK SCHULTZ FRESHMAN 3 ROBERT ALM AMY DIECKMAN JASON GIVENS DONNIE HANSEN CHAD JONAS BOY I'M GOOD SCOTT ROBERTSON 4 SOPHOMORES DO YOU MIND? BRENDA FICK NO PROBLEM REALLY MIKE MALY AND BARRY MAYFIELD GOSH I HATE MONDAYS! JAY HANSON. MIKE MALY WHAT'S THE PLAN? JASON MALY, DONNIE HANSEN. DARIN NELSON BRENDA FICK JAY HANSON TERRI LAMPRECHT ivr WHY CAN'T WE ALL SMILE? LAURA LYTLE. KIM WILGUS. AMY DIECKMAN, BRENDA FICK SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1990 WHO ARE YOU LOOKING AT? KIM WILLIAMS. TERRI LAMPRECHT JASON MALY MIKE MALY BARRY MAYFIELD SCOTT ROBERTSON MATT SVOBODA KIM WILLIAMS EUGENE ZELENY NOW WHAT I’D DO? JASON GIVENS LAURA LYTLE (SEWELL) _ | M r’r N ri.fi Y Atr.KX. ' - ■ ARENT I CUTE? THERESA CONN KIM WILGUS The Sophomore class of 1990 consists of 13 boys and 7 girls. They started out their year by electing class officers. President: Jay Han- son; Vice President: Jason Maly; Secretary: Robert Aim Treasurer: Kim Williams; and Student Council: Terri Lamprech and Joel Ko- necky. Their main goal this year is to raise as much money as possi- ble for prom next year. Their fund raisers this year were selling candy and Christmas gifts. They also had a half court shot. WANT SOME ROOT BEER? DARIN NELSON AND MATT HARLOW SOPHOMORES 5 CHRIS WINKLEM- AN DROWNED DURING THE SUM- MER OF 1987. JODIE ASPER JUNIORS CLASS OF 1989 DEBBIE CARLSON JERRY CHARLES BILL FLAGLE CINDY FRAHM HEIDI GEHRMAN TIYA HAGA AMY HALBMAIER AMY HOLLST CHAD JOHNSON JEFF KONECKY JEREMY LAMPRECHT •WHAT ARE YOU SELL- “SMILE DUDES! : DEBBIE CARLSON, TRACI ING CHAD?’ : CHAD LAMPRECHT. TIYA HAGA. AMY HALBMAIER, JOHNSON CINDY FRAHM. JASON SWEENEY 6 JUNIORS GETTING READY FOR A HARD DAY AT THE FARM? : JODIE ASPER, AMY HOLLST. ME TYPE, RIGHT! : TYREL SIMPSON. GET TO BED A LITTLE LATE? VICKIE NICOLA THE 1987-1988 JUNIOR CLASS BEGAN THEIR YEAR BY ELECTING CLASS OFFI- CERS: PRESIDENT-AMY HOLLST, VICE PRESIDENT-JERRY CHARLES, SECRE- TARY- TRACI LAMPRECHT, TREASUR- ER- JODIE ASPER AND STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES, CHAD JOHNSON AND AMY HALBMAIER. PROM WAS FIRST IN THE MINDS OF MOST JUNIORS THIS YEAR. FUND RAISING FOR THE EVENT CONSISTED OF SELLING MAGAZINES FOR A PROFIT OF $600.00. CLASS SPONSORS ARE MR. HAAG AND MR. ROGERS WHO HELPED THE JUNIORS BY OFFERING ADVICE AND PATIENCE. BEING SUC- CESSFUL IN THEIR PROM ENDEAVORS WILL LEAD THE JUNIORS SMOOTHLY INTO THEIR SENIOR YEAR. JASON SWEENEY JOHN THILLIANDER RICHARD TWEEDY STUART WAY CRAIG WITTE WENDY YOUNG JUNIORS 7 Uwu 1tic Jeu ijjtrtvi pmvtohuc SENIORS MOTTO: CHERISH TODAY LIVE TOMMOROW DREAM FOREVER CLASS COLORS: BLACK WHITE CLASS FLOWER: RED ROSE QurUALSL ?• iZftfa FROM GISORS, FRANCE MEADS I'K.Uij FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT, LIVING WITH THE ROY TIMM FAMILY AtJuui J ayy duO SENIORS 9 EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OF 1992 TONY MONAGHAN STUDYING HARD AS USUAL. JOSEPH CHRISTENSEN TAGGE ELSE AARON HOLLST KRISTIN KONECKY KENT LANGEMEIER TONY MONAGHAN ERIC NELSON STACY PICKWORTH BILL ROBERTSON DEBBIE SAWYER JENNIFER SCHLIFFKE PAUL SPENCE LONNIE STRONG NICOLE WILLIAMS PEGGY CONN, RYAN DETERMAN THE LONE RANGER AND TONTO-JOSEPH CHRISTENSEN. MARK LUETKENHAUS LOOK OUT WORLD HERE WE COME-KRISTIN KONECKY, DANA OTTE 10 EIGHTH GRADE “HI EVERYONE. HOW S IT GOING?” TERRY MILLIKEN STUART NADGWICK NICK NICOLA ANGELA NOVAK DANA OTTE BRIAN THOMPSON CARRIE WEIBLE ELUE GENEREUX KEVIN GIBSON CANDICE GRAY PATTY HAGEMANN DUSTIN HUTMACHER BRANDY JOHNSON ROBERT KUHR CLINTON LAMPRECHT HOLLY LANGEMEIER CARRIE LOVE PATRICK SMITH BRENT THOMPSON KELLY COUCH BRIAN FRAHM SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OF 1993 SMILE! IT MAKES PEOPLE WON- SEVENTH GRADE 11 DER WHAT YOU’VE BEEN UP TOI-BRANDY JOHNSON Smile Pretty SIXTH GRADE CLASS OF 1994 TRISHA ADAMS ANDY CARRITT GARY ELSE ANDY FRAHM TAMARA GIVENS JON HAGEMAN LISA HANSEN DALE HAVELKA RENE JENSEN KENNY LUDACKA RICHARD LACROIX DANELL SHOOK MIKE SLADEK JOEY SPENCE CLINT SWEET GREG WILLIAMS VORDA WESTEGARD Richard Lacroix Hard at work Fifth grade Macho men Where Do I Go” IT ISN’T FUNNY FIFTH GRADE CLASS OF 1995 HEATHER HAGEMAN JOHN HANSON RENEE HOLLST LARRY KING MARTY CHRISTENSEN JAY ECKLEY DAVID ELLISON lA RYAN KONECKY JUSTINE MOLINE JESSICA PETERSON JASON STOLTENBER MARILYN YOUNG FIFTH GRADE 13 DANIAL ABBOUD BRET BORER AARON CARRITT KAYLA CHRISTENSEN ERNEST COTE STACEY DAUEL SCOTT ELSE KRISTIN FRAHM LOUIS GENEREUX DINA GERDES JOEY JONAS TROY KADAVY STEPHEN KING KANDI KONECKY ROBERT MALINA SARA MALY TRACEY MILLIKEN LORI NELSON WILLIAM NOVAK STEVEN PARSONS MARY PATOCKA BECKY SCHEELE KELLY SULLIVAN DIANE SAFFORD 14 FOURTH GRADE It’s COOL!! Eggs today chickens tomorrow. KELLY BORER MOTTE ELSE SHAWN JENSEN JASON JOHNSON SHANE JOHNSON REBECCA JONAS KARI KONECKY JOEL LUDACKA MELVIN LUDACKA ROBYN MALY CHRISTOPHER NELSON P.J. NICOLA MATTHEW RASMUSSEN CURTIS SCHUTT ANNETTE WILLIAMS VIKI WILLIAMS THIRD GRADE 15 CHAD BERGMAN DANIEL BONTRAGER JOHN COTE EDDIE COUCH JACKALYN DAHL BROOK ECKLUND ADAM FERRIS CHRISTOPHER GUSTAFSON JAMIE HAAG KEVIN JOHNSON TIMOTHY KONECKY LYNSEY MOLINE ADAM NELSON SECOND GRADE CLASS OF 1998 16 SECOND GRADE JOSEPH GRAVES STEPHANIE PARSONS MEGAN ANDERSON NAOMI GRAY 0 DAVID NELSON ANTHONY ROBERTSON NO AUTOGRAPHS-PLEASE! CORIECKLEY NICOLE ZAUGG IT'S COLD OUTSIDEI-HILLARY JOHNSON CLASS OF 1999 KATIE DEERSON ANDREW ECKLUND MATTHEW FOSTER SHAWN HAVELKA JAMIE KADAVY JACKLYN KOKESH ADAM MILLER KINDERGARTEN CLASS OF 2000 . SHYLYNNE MORRIS MATTHEW PARSONS THOMAS MANDI THOMPSON TANYA WELLMAN ROBERTSON JENNIFER DAHL DEBBIE EATON KARL FICK LESLIE FRANKS KATIE JOHNSON EDWARD KING CRYSTAL KONECKY PAUL THORSON 18 KINDERGARTEN ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY STAFF WM ELLIS METZGER SUPERINTENDENT RICHARD WILLIAMS SEC PRINCIPAL JON DAHL COUNSELOR COACH CINDY DORNBUSH ENGLISH TAMI MARVIN MATH P.E COACH BOB WILLIAMS MATH DEL LINDGREN RESOURCE JOHN POLTACK SCIENCE, COACH S.S P E PHIL MILLER VO-AG NANCY CURRIE ELEM PRINCIPAL MARY LOU ADAMS ART KINDERGARTEN -V ROBERT HAAG BUSINESS BONNIE EOINS CHAPTER 1 DAVE KISTIER ENG SPCH GEOG JR SHIRLEY MILLER HIGH ENG VS S. SR HIGH ED REX ANDERSON SKILL FOREIGN LANG CONNIE WEISS HOME EC ,'COACH NYGREN MEDIA JERRY BUCK P E COACH JOHN ROGERS BIOLOGY IND ARTS PAT MILLER SEC SECRETARY I BEV SUBBERT ELEM SECRETARY DAN DORNBUSH S S P E COACH JUSTIN JANECEK HEAD CUSTODIAN JUNE MOLINE CUSTODIAN ALEN PRUESS HERMINE ELLISON ELEM CUSTODIAN No Picture Available AUDREY NYGREN ELEM AIDE JUDY WAY THE 1987-88 SCHOOL YEAR STARTED OUT UNUSUAL FOR MEAD HIGH SCHOOL; WE HAD THREE TEACHERS BECOME NEW PARENTS. BUT THE UNUSUAL THING WAS THEY ALL HAD GIRLS. MRS. MARVIN HAD A 6 LB 90Z BABY GIRL NAMED CHELSEE, MRS. WEISS HAD A 8 LB 8 1 2 OZ BABY GIRL NAMED JESSICA, MR. POL- TACK HAS A 7 LB 13 OZ BABY GIRL NAMED STEPHANIE. MR. AND MRS. DAN DORN- BUSH ARE ALSO PLANNING A BOY OR GIRL DUE TO ARRIVE IN THE BEGINNING OF AUGUST. WE ALSO HAD A NEW TEACHER COACH JOIN THE ADMINISTRATION THIS YEAR; MR. JERRY BUCK, HE IS TEACHING THE P.E CLASSES AND ALSO THE BOYS BASKETBALL COACH AND GIRLS TRACK TEAM. THE NEW ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL IS MRS. CURRIE, SHE WAS A PREVIOUS TEACHER AT WAHOO PUBLIC SCHOOL. ADMINISTRATION FACULTY 19 ARE YOU KEEPING UP? MR. ELLIS METZGER “OH, IT’S NOT THAT BAD!” MISS MARY LOU ADAMS “THIS IS PRIVATE.GET OUT OF HERE! MR. JERRY BUCK I’M BAD MR. All ROBERT HAAG “WHAT ARE YOU BOYS UP TO? MRS. SHIRLEY MILLER “IT HAS TO BE A GIRL! MRS. CONNIE WEISS NO SECRETS HERE! MRS. TAMI MARVIN “HOW DOES MY HAT MATCH M OUTFIT? MR. DAVID KISTLER onvziNvoyo HOMECOMING ROYALTY 1987-1988 The proud 1987-88 King and Queen! Douglas Langemeier,LeAnne Gustaf- son This year the dance didn’t follow the game, instead the dance was the following night. Before the dance started the King and Queen and their attendents were announced. LeAnne Gustaf- son was chosen Queen and Doug Langemeier was cho- sen King. Attendents were, Sheri Huddle, Leticia Mar- tines, Tara Sweet, Shannon Pickworth, John Haag, and Keith Milliken. Keith Milliken. John Haag, Shannon Pickworth, Douglas Langemeier. Le Anne Gustafson. Sheri Huddle. Leticia Martines, Tara Sweet Congratulatoins PRETTYBOYH Douglas Langemeier Sank Ya Very Much!! LeAnne Gustafson Can't We Try” was the Homecoming theme chosen this year for the Homecom- ing dance. Tim Hannan was the disk jockey for the eve- ning. The dress up days for the week were: Crazy Hair and Sign your Tee-Shirt, In- side out, Come as you are, Western day and Red and White Day.The Raiders played the Waterloo Pan- thers. The Raiders won the game, 56 to 8. Can I have your autograph? Tara Sweet. John Thilliander Dance, Dance, Dance ... ! Nice improvement Mark!! Mark Luetkenhaus, Joseph Christensen 22 HOMECOMING Shake it!! LeAnne Gustafson I don't want to! Jodie Asper WHAT, do you think you're doing? Julie Swanson Where did you get that make- up? Peggy Conn Look at them go! John, how did you get so lucky?? Katina Fiscus. John Thilliander. Denise Push Good night, girls. Millie Shook. Heidi Gehrman Nice Hair-do!! Carrie Weible Inside out day. Joseph Christensen. Jason Sweeney. Douglas Langemeier What’s so funny over there? HOMECOMING 23 •WHOA!!!! SHERI HUDDLE -DON’T LOOK TOO EXCITED! RING AROUND THE RO- SEY! AMY HALBMAIER, LEANNE GUSTAFSON V o L L E Y B A L L 0 s-t 'cT CH PS 88 THE LADY RAIDERS RETURNED FOUR LETTERWOMEN TO GIVE THE LEADERSHIP AND NUCLEUS TO BUILD ON. THE FOUR RETURN- ING LETTER WINNERS WERE SHERI HUDDLE, LEANNE GUSTAF- SON. JODIE ASPER AND AMY HALBMAIER. THE CAPTAINS WERE SHERI HUDDLE AND LEANNE GUS- TAFSON. THE LADY RAIDERS CONSIS- TENTLY IMPROVED THROUGHOUT THE SEASON. THE LOW POINT OF THE SEASON WAS LOSING TO CE- DAR BLUFFS THE LAST HOME REGULAR SEASON GAME. AFTER CONCENTRATING ON THE MENTAL ASPECT OF THE GAME, THE LADY RAIDERS WON THE ECNC TOUR- NAMENT AVENGING TWO PREVI- OUS LOSES TO CEDAR BLUFFS. FT. CALHOUN AND BEATING WEEP- ING WATER IN FINALS. THE BATTLE WASN'T OVER BECAUSE SUB-DIS- TRICTS WERE THE FOLLOWING WEEK WITH A FACE TO FACE CON- FRONTATION WITH HOLY NAME AND CEDAR BLUFFS. WITH CON- SISTENT TEAM LEADERSHIP AND UNITY BOTH WERE WINS FOR MEAD. THE DISTRICT PLAY-OFFS WERE AT ASHLAND AGAINST WEEPING WATER. ANOTHER RE- MATCH OF THE SEASON. FORTU- NATELY, OUR CONFIDENCE STOOD FIRM TO OVER COME A FIRST SET LOSE 17-19, AND WIN THE FINAL TWO 15-1, 15-1. BE- CAUSE OF THE SERVING OF SHERI HUDDLE THE LADY RAIDERS WERE STATEBOUND. PLAYING THE BEST POSSIBLE. THE LADY RAIDERS PLAYED RESPECTFUL BUT CAME UP SHORT 15-13, 15-12. THE SEA- SON ENDED 15-5 WITH WELL EAR- NED INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM HON- ORS. SHERI HUDDLE RECEIVED ALL- ECNC 1ST TEAM. ALL WAHOO AREA 1ST TEAM AND ALL-STATE HONORABLE MENTION. LEANNE GUSTAFSON WAS SELECTED ALL ECNC 1ST TEAM. ALL WAHOO AREA 1ST TEAM AND HONORARY CAPTAIN AND ALL STATE HONOR- ABLE MENTION. JODIE ASPER GOT ALL ECNC 2ND TEAM. ALL WAHOO AREA 2ND TEAM. No, really you can have it! ’ Terry Lamprecht Mead opp Waterloo 15-11.9-15.15-13 Ft. Calhoun 13-15.8-15 Weeping Water 15-13.15-7 Bennington 15-6.15-6 Bellevue Christian 15-3.15-1 Yutan 15-7.15-10 Neumann 5-15.15-6.3-15 Louisville 15-5.4-15.15-8 East Butler 15-12.15-13 Lincoln Christian 15-12.11-15.5-15 Valley 15-5.15-9 Wahoo 15-3.15-6 Cedar Bluffs ECNC 8-15.13-15 Cedar Bluffs 15-13.15-17.11-15 Ft. Calhoun 15-11.15-6 Weeping Water Sub-Districts 15-8.15-4 Holy Name 15-6.15-5 Cedar Bluffs 13-15.15-4.15-3 Districts Weeping Water State 17-15.15-1.15-1 Leigh 15-17.10-15 OH GEE. WE RE SPEECHLESS! DENISE PUSH, LEANNE GUSTAF- SON, SHERI HUDDLE TRY AND BLOCK THIS! JODIE ASPER ARENT WE CUTE? DENISE PUSH, TRACI LAMPRECHT. MARY ELLISON VOLLEYBALL 25 DISTRICT D-1 CHAMPIONS-STATE D-1--- Opp. MHS Howells 0 48 Nebr. City Lourdes 15 61 Friend 6 42 Winnebago 14 59 Waterloo 8 56 Malcolm 0 49 Scribner-Snyder 7 32 Cedar Bluffs 20 47 Macy 0 49 STATE PLAY-OFF GAMES Om. Brownell-Talbot 0 49 Bancroft-Rosalie 20 36 Lewiston 12 28 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Ansley 36 58 Jerry Charles reaching out to touch someone. Robbie Pelster giving a Lewisti The Mead Raiders Football team hit the lowest low and the highest high during the 1987 season. The Raiders had to overcome more than the opponents they played; they had to overcome the loss of a teammate. The Raiders came into the season with the rating of fifth in class D-1. With the loss of Chris Winkelman. the papers felt that the Raiders were still in an emotional shock. The Raiders put their sorrow into dedication to win the State Title. Their first two opponents felt the dedication, as the Raiders exploded to end the games early. The Raiders then went on to end five more games early, including the first round of the Play-offs. In the second round of the Play-offs, the Raiders avenged the last season loss to Bancroft-Ro- salie with a 36-20 victory. The Raiders then meet up with Lewiston. Lew- iston gave the Raiders a very good test, but they passed and earned a spot in the Championship game. The Raiders then went on to prove their dedication to win the State Title with a 58-36 victory over Ansley. The Raiders still feel the pain of the loss of a teammate, but the State Champi- onship helped ease some of the pain. Tackle him, don't dance with him. Doug Langemeier a ride. STATE RATED 1 CLASS D-1 TEAM Keith Milliken reaching for that extra yard. James Malina and Doug Langemeier stretching out for another day at the of- fice. DOUG LANGEMEIER- All-state D-1 linebacker World Herald. Lincoln Journal Star honorary defensive cap- tain. Wahoo All-Area and honorary defensive captain, second team Fremont All-Area linebacker. Academic All-State Lincoln. 8-Man All-Star game selection. Shrine Bowl selection MARK LUETKENHAUS- All-State D-1 offensive line. World Herald and Lincoln Journal Star. Honorable Mention Wahoo All-Area.defensive Tackle. Fremont All-Area Offensive Line. SHANNON PICKWORTH- All-State D-1 Honorable Mention. World and Herald Linclon Journal Star. Fre- mont All-Area Halfback. 8-man All-Star game selec- tion. Wahoo All-Area honorable mention. JOHN HAAG- All-State D-1 Honorable Mention Linclon Journal Star. Wahoo All-area return specialist. Fre- mont All-Area honorable mention. KEITH MILLIKEN- All-State D-1 honorable mention Omaha World Herald Wahoo Honorable mention. Fre- mont All-Area Honorable mention. JERRY CHARLES- All-State D-1 Defensive Tackle. Lincoln Journal Star, honorable mention World Herald. Wahoo All-Area Defensive Tackle. Fremont Honorable mention ROBBIE PELSTER-AII-State D-1 Honorable mention Omaha World Herald. Wahoo All-Area honorable men- tion. Fremont All-Area Honorable mention. JEFF KONECKY- Wahoo All-Area Honorable mention. Fremont All-Area Honorable mention. Boys Basketball For 1988 Year To Be Proud Of” The Mead Boys Basketball team, led by their first year coach Jerry Buck, was in celebrating shock after winning the State Football Championship. The jubulation of this carried right into the basket- ball court for the first two or three games leading right up to the Holiday Tournament. They got last in the tournament out of four teams. They lost to East Butler in the first game by nine and in the second game they lost to Cedar Bluffs by nine. After that tourna- ment, their record was 4-3. This tournament indicated to them that they needed to start playing some basketball. After that they went on a rampage winning thirteen of their last fifteen games including wins over Yutan, Neumann and winning the Conference Tourna- ment by defeating Yutan, for the second time this season. In the final game; when they came from behind by ten in the second half; they won by three points. Mead's season came to a disappointing ending when they lost to Cedar Bluffs in Sub-District play. Mead had a season they could be proud of ending at 17-5. Watch out Michael Jordan' Long time no see Gordy What form Rob Oops, Sorry Doug you can have it” 28 BASKETBALL SHANNON. “What a man ? MEAD OPP 59 Waterloo 50 54 Cedar Bluffs 46 63 Scribner 72 2 OT 59 Omaha Brownell 53 67 Louisville 56 HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT 61 East Butler 70 55 Cedar Bluffs 64 70 Weeping Water 63 72 East Butler 66 67 Wahoo Neumann 56 74 Yutan 61 59 Bennington 51 60 Ft. Calhoun 51 67 Lincoln Christian 79 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT 75 Cedar Bluffs 54 70 Malcolm 55 57 Yutan 54 76 Malcolm 67 76 Conestoga 42 77 David City 62 DISTRICTS 81 Omaha Holy Name 67 60 Cedar Bluffs 65 “Luck, Luck, Luck Where do I go next Highest Point Average = John Haag 17.2 Highest Field Goal Percentage = Doug Langemeier 55.1% Jerry Charles 51.2% Highest Free Throw Percentage = John Haag 76.5% Keith Milliken 74.4% Highest Three Point Percentage = Shannon Pickworth 30.4% Keith Milliken 29.2% John Haag 26.6% Most Defensive Rebounds = Doug Langemeier 126 Jerry Charles 114 Most Offensive Rebounds = Doug Langemeier 82 Most Assists = John Haag 78 Most Steals = John Haag 53 Most Blocked Shots = Doug Langemeier 10 CONFERENCE CHAMPS BASKETBALL 29 A disappointing 51-65 loss to Lincoln Christian in Districts ended the season early for the girls basketball team. The Lady Raiders started the season working hard with 4 returning letterman. The 1987-1988 basketball team consisted of: Seniors - LEANNE GUS- TAFSON DENISE PUSH. Juniors - JODIE ASPER AMY HALBMAIER Sophomores - TERRI LAMPRECHT KIM WIL- LIAMS. Freshman - LINDA CHARLES. MARY ELLISON. MARCIA GUSTAFSON. JUDY JOHNSON. VALERIE WILLIAMS. JULIE JONAS. MELINDA THOMPSON. The Lady Raiders started the year by winning their season opener 53-39 over Louisville. Then they fell into a 4 game losing streak. The Lady Raiders faught back to beat Logan View 29-25 to break their losing streak. The rest of the season had a teeter-totter effect between wins and losses. The Lady Raiders ended their season with an 8-13 record. GO! FIGHT! WIN! Mead Opponent 53 Louisville 39 38 Waterloo 50 33 Lincoln Christian 42 31 24 Bennington 56 Scribner - 29 Logan View 27 Wahoo Neumann 48 Yutan Holiday Tournament 30 Yutan 32 41 Cedar Bluffs 40 34 Weeping Water 33 48 East Butler 72 47 Cedar Bluffs 50 46 Yutan 34 35 Wahoo 49 57 Fort Calhoun 55 37 ECNC Tournament Fort Calhoun 40 47 17 Am Malcolm 57 Fremont Bergan 85 Sub-Districts 43 Cedar Bluffs 33 46 Omaha Holy Name 36 Districts 51 Lincoln Christian 65 Season Record 8-13 30 GIRLS BASKETBALL No way! It's my ball! - Jodie Asper We won by thiiiis much! Top statistics of the 1987-1988 Season Total Points = Jodie Asper = 238 points Field Goal %=Jodie Asper=46% Free Throw %=Terri Lamprecht = 51.6% Three Point Shots Made=LeAnne Gustafson=2 Defensive Rebounds=Jodie Asper=96 Offensive Rebounds=Jodie Asper Judy Johnson=61 Assists = LeAnne Gustafson=81 Steals = LeAnne Gustafson = 46 ALL CONFERENCE NORTH DIVISION 1st Team-LeAnne Gustafson 2nd Team-Jodie Asper, Judy Johnson Where did the ball go? Amy Halbmaier HELP! Where did everybody go? LeAnne Gustafson . Don’t hit me! - Amy Halbmaier A i Coach, they’re making fun of us! Mary Ellison, Terri Lamprecht Smile Coach! We Won!! - John Poltack Excuuuuuse Me!!!! - LeAnne Gustafson GIRLS BASKETBALL 31 -High School- Here WE come!!! Is it that scary? Brian Frahm, Kevin Gibson You could smile a little bit! Holly Langemeier Patty Hagemann Don't take my picture! Robert Kuhr Get your fingers out of your mouth! Kent Langemeier I forgot my combination. Eric Nelson Surprise! You can open your eyes now. Tony Monaghan Quit gossiping girls! Dana Otte, Jennifer Schliffke They got me now! Candice Gray What did you say? Carrie Weible 32 JR. HIGH ELEMENTARY FIELD A Y 34 BOYS TRACK BOYSTRACK1988 - COACH JON DAHL Boys’ track had a very good turnout this year with 17 participating. There have been new records set in the 400 relay, 1600 meter relay, and the long jump was tied. The old record of 46.91 was set in 1985 by John Van Bibber, Gus Schliffke, Ron Timm, and Scott Pickworth. The 1988 record of 46.3 was set by DOUG LANGEMEIER, KEITH MILLIKEN, SHANNON PICKWORTH, and ROB PELSTER. The 1981 1600 meter relay time of 3:44.2 was set by Doug Johnson, John Konecky, Dave Nygren and Jeff Schultz. The 1988 record breaker of 3:42.6 was set by DOUG LANGEMEIER, KEITH MILLIKEN, JEFF KONECKY, and ALLEN MALY. The long jump was tied by SHANNON PICKWORTH with a jump of 20'8 held by Lee Shires in 1971. JERRY CHARLES a Junior, has qualified for the State Track Meet in the shot put and the discus. CHARLES best effort so far this year is 149 4 in the discus at the ECNC, and a shot put of 47'6Vfe . Dave Anderson, in 1965, holds the record in shot of 49'11% . GIRLSTRACK1988 COACH JERRY BUCK Great improvement from start to finish was evident for the girls track team. Starting the year at the Doane Invite, they finished 10th, but ended the year with a fourth place finish at the District meet. Leading in scoring, senior SHERI HUDDLE, placed in all outdoor meets and advanced to the State meet. Winning or finishing in the top three in her events, high jump, 100 300 hurdles. Sheri clipped 4 seconds off the school record in the 300 hurdles, 47.7 current record, and was among the top six in class C. JODIE ASPER paced the weight events and never finished lower than third in the shot put, while advancing to the State meet. Also doing well in the discus were TERRI LAMPRECHT JUDY JOHNSON. The competitive 1600 relay consisted of members: MELINDA THOMPSON, ANGIE LAMPRECHT, AMY HALBMAIER SHERI HUDDLE, who placed in almost every meet. Alternate MARY ELLISON also earned points in the 100 300 hurdles. Scorers in the 800 were HEIDI GEHRMAN, MELINDA THOMPSON, while CATRINA PARKINS placed third in the 3200 at districts. Sprinter MARCIA GUSTAFSON was hampered by injuries. Loaded with underclassmen, the girlS’ track future seems optimistic. Seniors: Queen: Sheri Huddle and King: Shannon Pickworth The 1987-1988 Sports Royalty was chosen by the Stu- dent Body, Faculty, and Administration at Mead High School. These people were chosen because of the effort and ability he or she put into their sports at school. The Sports Royalty is as follows: Freshmen - Judy Johnson, Chad Nadgwick. Sophomores - Terri Lamprecht, Jason Maly. Juniors - Jodie Asper, Jerry Charles. Seniors - Sheri Huddle, Shannon Pickworth. LeAnne Gustafson and Doug Langemeier - Army Scholastic Ath- lete Award Winners Sports Royalty 1987-1988 QUEEN: SHERI HUDDLE KING: SHANNON PICKWORTH SPORTS ROYALTY 37 PROM - 88 TO Aren’t they cute? Mr. Mrs. Miller I do. Jason Maly. Amy Halbmaier. Jodie Asper We ARE lovely — Aren’t WE?? Matt Har- low and Vicki Nicola The Big, The Bad. The “Ugly”. Mark Luetkenhaus Smile!, it makes people wonder. Stuart Way and Craig Witte 38 PROM Ml ■§ ai Servers L.-R.: Terri Lamprecht. Barry Mayfield, Brenda Fick, Scott Robertson, Kim Williams. Darin Nelson. Amy Dieckman. Mike Maly Friends Forever. Leticia Martines, James Malina, Reith Milliken, Betty Sev’re John admiring the flower!?? John Haag nzmmr Muirt of Cetemonir Jeff Konecky Invocation Tyrel Simpvin Dinner Salute iu Senior Iran Lamprethi Senior Ketponv I eAnne C usiafson Class Prophecies Amt Malbrnaier Claw Will Irrma Marnne CloMnf Jetf Koneiky Dance KFKX Prom 1988 PROM 39 JIM SAWYER SINGING HIS SUPERIOR RATED SOLO AMY MILLER DIRECTING CHORUS LEANNE GUSTAFSON ALL-STATE HONOR CHORUS GRADUATING SENIORS SINGING ’ LIKE AN EAGLE” CHORUS STARTED OUT THE YEAR BY SINGING AT THE YUTAN SENIOR CENTER. NEXT THEY HAD ECNC HONOR CHORUS IN PALMYRA THEIR NEXT PERFORMANCES WERE THE CHRIST- MAS PROGRAMS. TO START OUT THE SECOND SEMESTER THE CHORUS SANG FOR THE CHRISTIAN WOMENS CLUB THEY THEN STARTED WORKING ON MUSIC FOR THE POP'S CONCERT THEN IT WAS DISTRICT CONTEST AT OAKLAND- CRAIG. THE SOLOIST AND RATINGS AT CONTEST ARE AS FOL- LOWS: SUPERIORS: LEANNE GUSTAFSON. AMY HALBMAIER. AMY DIECKMAN. JIM SAWYER. AND CORTNEY COUCH. EXCEL- LENT AMY HOLLST. AND TIYA HAGA SEXTET - SUPERIOR LEANNE GUSTAFSON. MARCIA GUSTAFSON. AMY HOLLST. AMY HALBMAIER. JIM SAWYER. AND CORTNEY COUCH QUARTET - EXCELLENT AMY HOLLST. AMY HALBMAIER. BRENDA PICK. AND KIM WIL- LIAMS. MIXED CHORUS - GOOD GIRLS CHORUS - EXCELLENT BOYS CHORUS - GOOD TO FINISH OUT THE YEAR THE CHORUS PERFORMED AT THE SPRING CONCERT AND ALSO SANG AT GRADUATION 40 CHORUS ALL SCHOOL CHORUS SING 1 DREAMER” FOR GRAD- UATION SENIOR HIGH BAND - DIRECTED BY MISS MARY TARLETON! Mead Marching band marching for the Trees for Mead Parade. The Mead High Marching Band started mar- ching at the beginning of the school year. Their first performance was at Malcolm where they received the Grand Champion tro- phy for the class-D. Their next performance was at Pershing Auditorium, where they re- ceived an excellent. Throughout the whole football season the band performed at all the home games. Dur- ing the homecoming game the Alumni band members performed with the band. The Alumni members were: Duane Johnson. Jamie Nygren. Diane Gustafson. Clay Chris- tie. Jim Halbmaier. Kim McKay. Valerie Schuette. Lisa Nygren. Lisa Edins. Traci Nel- son, Dave Nygren. Cynthia Ellison. Dorothy Malina and Christine Hutmacher. Next for the band was the Christmas program and then honor band. Twelve people went to Cedar Bluffs for honor band. They were: LeAnne Gustafson - Baritone. Nicole Strong - Clarinet. James Malina - Trombone. Cortney Couch - Trombone. Craig Witte - Tuba. Amy Hollst - Flute. Amy Halbmaier - Trumpet. Jeff Konecky - Trumpet. Kim Williams - Tenor Saxophone. Amy Dieckman - French horn. After honor band the band had district con- test in Oakland - Crig. Solsists were: Amy Hollst - Superior. Catrina Parkins and Julie Jonas - Sax Quartet - Excellent. Cortney Couch. Kim Williams. Terri Lamprecht. Val- erie Williams - Brass Quintet - Excellent. Leanne Gustafson. Cortney Couch, Amy Halbmaier. Marcia Gustafson. Amy Dieckman - Trumpet Trio - Superior. LeAnne Gustafson. Jeff Konecky. Amy Halbmaier. Jazz Band - Superior. Concert Band - Excel- lent. To close out the end of the year, the band performed at the spring concert. These who received Superiors at contest also perform- ed. James Malina standing by the Grand Champion marching trophy. BAND BAND 41 What do you mean we have a test today? Matt Harlow, Catrina Parkins 1987-88 Officers. Back Row - Bruce Wischmann, Amy Halbmaier, Amy Hollst, Denise Push. Front Row - Leticia Martines, Advisor - Robert Haag, Jodie Asper. Kim Wigus Let's get this voting over with, to do! - Amy Hollst I've got work 1988-89 Officers. Back Row - Mary Ellison, Amy Halbmaier, Terri Lam- precht, Judy Johnson. Tiya Haga. Front Row - Amy Hollst, Advisor - Robert Haag, Jodie Asper. This is the way we work in school. - Amy Halbmaier This is soooo exciting! - Help!! Let me out of this place. - Robert Haag. Guest Speaker Greg Hoegermeyer 1987-88 Nebraska FFA Vice-President Proficiency Award Winners Jodie Asper. Craig Witte. Proficiency Award Winners - Kim Williams. Wendy Young. 1988-89 Officers. Back Row - Traci Lamprecht. Terri Lamprecht. Jodie Asper. Kim Williams. Front Row - Jay Hanson, Craig Witte, Briam Edins. 1987-88 Officers. Back Row - John Haag. Craig Witte. Doug Langemeier. James Malina. Front Row - Jay Hanson. Traci Lamprecht, Jodie Asper. The senior class made wooden piggy banks lor the pre-school children ol all faculty mem- bers with Cindy Gerdes as the mam decorator and painter During National FFA Week, the chapter members cooked and served a French toast, ham. and egg breakfast for the members and school faculty and employees. Contests dominated the spring activities. Mead vo-ag students brought home four first-place trophies from the District contests at SCC - Be- atrice Champion teams were in Dairy Foods. Junior Dairy Cattle Selection. Senior Dairy Cat- tle Selection, and Meats Judging and Identifica- tion. Individual champions included Jodie As- per. Jason Sweeney. Judy Johnson. Don Han- sen. and Valerie Williams The State vo-ag con- tests were held in April in conjunction with the State FFA Convention. All teams performed well but did not win first in any event Valerie Williams was 5th in Creed Speaking. Doug Lan- gemeier received the State FFA Degree and served on the Officer Nominating Committee Why didn’t I get an award? Darin Nelson Proficiency Award Winners - Valerie Williams, John Haag. Honorary Chapter Members - Justin Janecek. June Moline. April events were highlighted by the annual banquet in conjunction with the FBLA and FHA. Many awards were presented to members and adults and the 1988-89 FFA Officers were an- nounced and installed. The new officers first event will be C.O.L.T. (Chapter Officer Leader- ship Training) conference at Aurora during the last week of May. Craig Witte will be attending the FFA National Leadership Conference m Washington. D.C. during June under the spon- sorship of the Mead FFA Alumni Chapter Dur- ing April, the senior class built a new concrete shot-put nng for the school track and installed an addition to the FFA roadside sign publicizing the 1987 State Football Championship. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 1988-1989 OFFICERS FHA MEMBERS LEANNE GUSTAFSON. JILL VOGT, JUDY JOHNSON, AMY HALBMAIER, MARY ELLISON, LINDA CHARLES, MOLLY JO VELINSKY, CATRINA PAR- KINS, JODIE ASPER, AMY HOLLST, TAMMY LEE (LEONARD), MARCIA GUSTAFSON, ANGIE LAMPRECHT, JASON GIVENS, JULIE JONAS, ME- LINDA THOMPSON, BARRY MAY- FIELD, JASON MALY, JOHN LIMBA- CH,LETICIA MARTINES, AMY DIECKMAN, DON HANSON, AND ADVI- SOR, MRS. CONNIE WEISS. Jodie Asper getting another award. 1987- 1988 CHEERLEADERS LEANNE GUSTAFSON, JODIE ASPER, AMY HALBMAIER, AMY HOLLST, CINDY FRAHM, ANGIE LAMPRECHT, MARY ELLISON, AND Garcia gustafson. 1988- 1989 CHEERLEADERS BRENDA FICK, JILL VOGT, KRISTIN KONECKY, JODIE ASPER, MARCIA GUSTAF- SON, AMY HOLLST, ANGIE LAMPRECHT, AND CA- TRINA PARKINS. You girls are always joking around. Did you guys see that play? DRAMA It's my turn’ Get out of my way What are you talking about The Drama Club had a very exciting year. They started off the year by performing Act 3 Scene 5. The next thing they did was The Perils of Priscilla for the school and performing it at the State Convention that was held in Grand Island. John Lim- bach was the villain, James Malina was the hero, Amy Hollst, the new teacher, the children were Richard Tweedy. Amy Halbmaier and Heidi Gehrman. Shane Sweet and Jim Sawyer were the jesters. Then came the all school play which was The Bull in the China Shop'‘.The performers in the play were as follows: Shane Sweet. Jim Sawyer. Amy Hollst, Jodie Asper, Brenda Fick, Amy Dieckman, Amy Halbmaier, Heidi Gehrman. James Malina, Valerie Williams, Jason Sweeney, and Richard Tweedy. The student directors were Leticia Martines and John Limbach. The direc- tor for the all school plays and the contests was Mr. David Kistler. 46 DRAMA SO or 16s We Bad! - YEAH! Sheri Huddle. Shane Sweet MR. SPEED DEMON Mr. Poltack Varoooom! Douglas Langemeier Mr. Joe Cool! Bruce Wischmann Are we having fun yet? Julie Swanson. Cindy Gerdes s N E A K SENIOR CLASS OF 1988!!! I don't want to go! Tammy Lee (Leonard) CLEAN CLOSE SHAVE. Mark Luetkenhaus GO BETTY! Betty Sev’re Just hang n around!! Keith Milliken, John Haag. Julie Swanson. Shannon Pickworth. Doug Langemeier NOW WHAT?? Shannon Pickworth SENIOR SNEAK 49 BETTY SEV’RE, DOUG LANGEMEIER. SHERI HUDDLE SHANNON PICKWORTH. CINDY GERDES JULIE SWANSON. JOHN LIMBACH SHANE SWEET. MARK LUETKENHAUS 50 GRADUATION DENISE PUSH. LEANNE GUSTAFSON KEITH MILLIKEN. LETICIA MARTINES TAMMY LEE. NICOLE STRONG V.___________________ ____ CENTER TARA SWEET Graduation 1988 MEAD HIGH SCHOOL Sunday. May 15. 1988 M«-.ul High Stltool (� vinn.tfcuim M. � ! IUV- SI W ftwl Mm |)«ivl'a ti.-.'—... r l I � • M. .1 M S l� � 4 11«� 1 H� , ! | W.� .« IkK laai I'.lial. |UiS aiafl A« � i 1 ijIu imi iVni h Hufu in 1 mivUlaK.- Mb.u.� KV. .«nr Ik IA ri I. Vnalaimiknl k«m lx� V .•� '!� I'« liAoir K� w (nnlalvn 1 A Ar (.� � I l«l Sli-vwa Mltb V« Otaut Ain M4.i IkinM KkUtf.l Wium 1'l.wiilVa � i 4 CM � Ik kni |ln Mr' yn I'trM-nUtem 4 1 � «♦ -iwl� ikudl . Knakin. Ikwail «4 U.a' «i lain I'aaka |Xm kkm i LAURIE SLADEK. JERRY CHARLES ART WORK COPY SALUTATORY DOUG LANGEMEIER WHO’S WHO Wide eyed blue eyed. Yaba Daba Doo . . Dah . .. Happy Birthday to me ... Look at those baby blues! Here comes Santa Claus. Here comes Santa Claus Smile pretty! Peek-a-boo 11 Show me your cheek. Can I have the car keys? Rock-a-bye baby Monkey see. Monkey do! 52 WHO’S WHO es OHM S.OHM 1. Shannon Pickworth 2. Tara Sweet 3. Mark Luetkenhaus 4. Denise Push 5. Keith Milliken 6. Nicole Strong 7. Leticia Martines 8. John Limbach 9. LeAnne Gustafson 10. James Malina 11. Sheri Huddle 12. Tammron Lee 1. John Haag 2. Julie Swanson 3. Cindy Gerdes 4. James Sawyer o. Shane Sweet 6. Betty Sev're 7. Douglas Langemeier 8. Bruce Wischmann iiSSBiO HOIN3S 8861 9M1 • • aueid e sji on ‘pJ!d e s, jjAog Awajd ‘aijius c e 6u| (00| noA aje jeijM iuapje6 aoiu Aiu e ooi iisjued Aiu J9M | |U!M) | Z jjaijtus leg e 1001 Guy smily - Greg Adams I'm head of the class Bob Haag Smile pretty - Leticia Martines 54 YEAR BOOK STAFF I'm proud of myself - Mark Luetkenhaus No snacking - Sheri Huddle S, Lot Boa,; flat; on a I Jlonor Society orui QROUPS 3JU St uclent (Council X 56 GROUP DIVISION PAGE 3k eSpiani Ck eerfeadi eri Back Row: Coach Tami Marvin, Brenda Fick, Debbie Schultz, Valerie Williams. Judy Johnson. Amy Dieckman. Betty Sev re. Linda Charles Asst Coach Connie Weiss Middle Row: Amy Hollst. Catrma Parkins. Mary Ellison. Traci Lamprecht. Wendy Young. Julie Jonas. Melinda Thompson. Front Row: Student Manager - Kristin Konecky. Kim Williams. Angie Lamprecht. Jill Vogt. Student Managers - Nicole Williams. Stacy Pickworth. Back Row LeAnne Gustafson. Jodie Asper. Judy Johnson. Terri Lamprecht. Sheri Huddle- Coach Tami Marvin Middle Row Amy Halbmaier. Mary Ellison. Denise Push. Marcia Gustaf- son. Traci Lamprecht. Amy Hollst. Brenda Fick. Front Row: Student Managers - Kristin Ko- necky. Stacy Pickworth. Nicole Williams. Not Pictured - Asst. Coach Connie Weiss 4th Row Shannon Pickworth. Jerry Charles. Doug Langemeier. Bill Flagle. Jason Givens. Matt Svoboda. Tim Keller. John Haag 3rd Row: Coach Jon Dahl. Cortney Couch. Mark Luetken- haus. Shane Sweet. Jason Maly. James Malina, Keith Milliken. Darin Nelson Asst Coach John Pottack. 2nd Row: Donnie Hansen. Mike Maly. Allen Maly. Joel Konecky. Barry Mayfield. Brian Edms. Jeff Konecky. Robbie Pelster. 1st Row: Student Manager • Stuart Nadgwick. Chad Nadgwick. Joey Bober. Stuart Way. Les Novak. Joel Moline. Student Managers - Tony Mon- aghan. Joseph Christensen. Back Row Coach Jerry Buck. Cortney Couch. Tim Keller. Matt Svoboda. Darin Nelson. Asst. Coach Dan Dornbush. Front Row Student Manager - Ryan Determan. Allen Maly. Barry May- field. Joel Moline. Chad Nadgwick. Brian Edins. Student Manager - Stuart Nadgwick Back Row: Coach Jerry Buck. Jerry Charles. Doug Langemeier. Bill Flagle. John Limbach. Jason Givens. Chad Johnson Asst. Coach Dan Dornbush Front Row: John Haag. Shannon Pickworth. Jason Maly. Keith Milliken. Jeff Konecky. Robbie Pelster Back Row: Asst. Coach Bev Washburn, LeAnne Gustafson. Jodie Asper. Judy Johnson. Terri Lamprecht. Linda Charles. Coach John Poltack Middle Row: Student Manager - Jennifer Schhffke. Melinda Thompson. Marcia Gustafson. Valerie Williams. Julie Jonas. Amy Halbmaier Front Row: Student Manager - Kristin Konecky. Mary Ellison. Angie Lamprecht. Kim Williams. Denise Push. Student Manager • Nicole Williams GROUPS 57 Top Row: Holly Langemeier. Debbie Swayer. Carrie Love. Kelly Couch. Jennifer Schliffke, Mrs Marvin. Second Row Angie Novak. Patty Hagemann. Nicole Williams. Stacy Pickworth, Elite Genereux. Bottom Row Candice Gray. Kristin Konecky. Dana Otte Top Row Stuart Nadgwick. Clinton Lamprecht. Dustin Hutmacher. Ryan Determan. Joseph Christensen. Lonnie Strong. Kent Langemeier. Aaron Hollst. Eric Nelson Bottom Row Brian Thompson. Nick Nicola. Brent Thompson Top Row Mr Buck. Mary Ellison. Angie Lamprecht. Amy Halbmaier, Sheri Huddle. Catrina Parkins. Melinda Thompson Bottom Row: Cindy Frahm. Heidi Gehrman. Terri Lamprecht. Marcia Gustafson. Judy Johnson. Jodie Asper. Tiya Haga Top Row Kelly Couch. Holly Langemeier. Nicole Williams. Kristin Konecky. Dana Otte. Carrie Weible. Third Row: Debbie Sawyer. Ellie Genereux. Angie Novak. Patty Hagemann. Candice Gray. Second Row: Jennifer Schliffke. Peggy Conn. Bottom Row: Mrs. Marvin Top Row: Mr Dahl. Brian Edins. Cortney Couch. Allen Maly Third Row Chad Jonas. Jason Givens. Keith Milliken. Matt Svoboda. Mike Simpson. Second Row Robbie Pelster. Douglas Langemeier. Shannon Pickworth. Jeff Konecky. Chad Nadgwick. Bottom Row. Jason Maly. Mark Luetkenhaus. Jerry Charles. John Haag. LeAnne Gustafson. Barry Mayfield Top Row: Eric Nelson. Tony Monaghan. Kent Langemeier. Joseph Christensen. Dustin Hutma- cher Second Row: Terry Milliken. Ryan Determan. Stuart Nadgwick. Clinton Lamprecht. Bot- tom Row: Brian Thompson. Brent Thompson. Nick Nicola. Patrick Smith 58 GROUPS Top Row: Kelly Couch. Debbie Sawyer. Tony Monaghan. Patty Hagemann. Amy Miller. Second Row Dana Otte. Kristin Konecky. Terry Milhken. Dustin Hutmacher. Brian Frahm. Holly Lange- meter. Nicole Williams Bottom Row: Angie Novak. Ellie Genereux. Patrick Smith. Nick Nicola. Candice Gray. Jennifer Schliffke. Peggy Conn Top Row: Tyrel Simpson. Cortney Couch. John Thilliander. Bruce Wischmann. Jim Sawyer. Bill Flagle. James Malma, Keith Milhken. Richard Tweedy. Shane Sweet. Second Row Denise Push. Amy Halbmaier. Jodie Asper. Traci Lamprecht. Brenda Fick. Catrina Parkins. Kim Wil- liams. Amy Hollst. LeAnne Gustafson. Sheri Huddle. Tiya Haga Bottom Row: Amy Miller. Debbie Carlson. Katina Fiscus. Kim Wilgus. Vicki Nicola. Amy Dieckman. Nicole Strong. Marcia Gustafson. Laurie Sladek Top Row: Justin Moline. Danell Shook. Troy Lamprecht. Scott Else. David Ellison. Marty Chris- tensen. Greg Williams. Andy Frahm. Tammy Givens. John Hansen. Tnsha Adams. Gary Else. Miss. Tarleton. Middle Row: Joe Spence. Jay Eckley, Ryan Konecky. Jason Stoltenberg. Andy Carritt. Kenny Ludacka. Jessica Peterson Front Row: Heather Hagemann. Shannon Hoover. Amber Anderson. Jon Hagemann. Jenny Phillips. Renee Hollst. Renee Jensen Top Row: Clinton Lamprecht. Holly Langemeier. Peggy Conn. Jennifer Schliffke. Miss Tarle- ton Third Row: Brian Thompson. Kent Langemeier. Eric Nelson. Aaron Hollst. Kristin Ko- necky. Nicole Williams. Second Row: Patty Hagemann. Stuart Nadgwick. Patrick Smith. Brent Thompson Front Row: Candice Gray. Angie Novak. Debbie Sawyer. Brian Frahm. Joseph Christensen. Kelly Couch. Dana Otte Top Row: Tyrel Simpson. Jodie Asper, Julie Jonas. Amy Hollst. Third Row Brian Edms. Jeff Konecky. Marcia Gustafson. Heidi Gehrman. Amy Halbmaier Second Row: Craig Witte. James Malma. Mary Ellison. Catrina Parkins. LeAnne Gustafson. Amy Dieckman. Front Row: Miss Tarelton. Cortney Couch. Chad Nadgwick. Terri Lamprecht. Judy Johnson. Kim Williams. Val- erie Williams Top Row: Brian Edins. Craig Witte. Cortney Couch. Miss. Tarelton Fourth Row: James Malma. Mary Ellison. Catrina Parkins. Amy Dieckman Third Row: LeAnne Gustafson. Jeff Konecky. Heidi Gehrman. Amy Halbmaier. Marcia Gustafson Second Row: Tern Lamprecht. Chad Nadgwick. Judy Johnson. Kim Williams. Front Row: Nicole Strong. Amy Hollst. Vicki Nicola. Jodie Asper. Julie Jonas. Tyrel Simpson GROUPS 59 TOP ROW Cindy Gerdes. Darin Nelson. Rob Pelster. Jerry Charles. Brian Edms. Matthew Hannan. Kim Williams. Catrina Parkins. Wendy Young. Terri Lamprecht. Judy Johnson. John Limbach. Mr. Miller. Jay Hanson. Traci Lamprecht. Craig Witte. Douglas Langemeier. Jodie Asper. James Malma. John Haag TOP ROW: Bruce Wischmann. Leticia Marlines. Amy Halbmaier. Amy Hollst. Jodie Asper. Mary Ellison. Tammy Lee. Betty Sev re. Valerie Williams. Terri Lamprecht. Matt Harlow. Denise Push. Tiya Haga. Mr Haag TOP ROW: Cmdy Frahm. Angie Lamprecht. Mary Ellison. Amy Halbmaier. Marcia Gustafson. Amy Hollst. Jodie Asper. LeAnne Gustafson. Valerie Williams. Julie Jonas. Brenda Pick. Traci Lamprecht. Betty Sev re, Wendy Young. Mr Lindgren. Linda Charles. Terri Lamprecht. Catrina Parkins. Kim Williams. Amy Dieckman. Mrs. Edins. Denise Push. Chnsti Genereux. Melinda Thompson. Jill Vogt. Debra Schultz. Tiya Haga. Heidi Gehrman TOP ROW Mrs. Weiss. Leticia Martines. Amy Halbmaier. Amy Hollst. Jodie Asper. LeAnne Gustafson. Angie Lamprecht. Mary Ellison. Amy Dieckman. Catrina Parkins. Jill Vogt. Julie Jonas. Molly Jo Velinsky. Marcia Gustafson. Tammy Lee. John Limbach. Melinda Thompson. Christi Genereux. Judy Johnson. Linda Charles. Jason Givens. Jason Maly. Barry Mayfield. Donnie Hansen TOP ROW: Mark Luetkenhaus. Stuart Way. Chad Johnson. Bill Flagle. Keith Milliken. John Limbach. John Thilliander. Jeff Konecky. Jerry Charles. Rob Pelster. Douglas Langemeier. Shannon Pickworth. John Haag. James Malina. Darm Nelson. Donnie Hansen. Shane Sweet. Tim Keller. Denise Push. Julie Swanson. LeAnne Gustafson. Sheri Huddle. Heidi Gehrman. Cmdy Frahm. Angie Lamprecht. Mr Dornbush. Matthew Hannan. Allen Maly. Joel Moline. Terri Lamprecht. Brenda Pick. Kim Williams. Judy Johnson, Joey Bober. Cortney Couch. Chad Nadgwick. Les Novak. Brian Edins. Jodie Asper. Amy Halbmaier. Marcia Gustafson. Mary Elli- son. Mr Buck, Mrs Weiss. Mrs. Marvin. Joel Konecky. Barry Mayfield. Mike Maly. Jason Maly. Jason Givens. Matt Svoboda. Mr Poltack. Mr Dahl TOP ROW: Heidi Gehrman. Amy Halbmaier. Amy Hollst. Jodie Asper. Mr Kistler. Jim Sawyer. John Thilliander. Catrina Parkins. Jason Givens. Cindy Frahm. LeAnne Gustafson. Brenda Fick. Joel Konecky. Shane Sweet. Richard Tweedy. John Limbach. James Malma. Tiya Haga. Amy Dieckman TOP ROW Chad Johnson. Leticia Martines, Julie Swanson. Mr Williams. Kostin Konecky. Terri Lamprecht. Aaron Hollst. Jill Vogt. Dana Otte. Allen Maly. Brian Edms. Brian Frahm. Amy Halbmaier TOP ROW Tammy Lee. Mrs Nygren. Cindy Gerdes. Shane Sweet. Chad Johnson. Matt Harlow. Stuart Way. Linda Charles. LeAnne Gustafson. Sheri Huddle. Denise Push. Kim Wilgus. James Sawyer. Laurie Sladek. Richard Tweedy. Joel Moline TOP ROW: LeAnne Gustafson. Jeff Konecky. Douglas Langemeier. Leticia Martines. Mr. Dahl. Bus Drivers: Duane Johnson. Chen Else. Maggie McCarver. Jim Langemeier not pictured: Larry Jodie Asper. Amy Hollst. Amy Halbmaier. Heidi Gehrman Dieckman. Beverly Johnson 1 VIRGENE SCHUETTE - PRESIDENT WAYNE PETERSEN - VICE-PRESIDENT RODNEY WILLIAMS - TREASURER MEMBERS - HELEN RUZICKA JOAN MALY JOHN SVOBODA ELDON JOHNSON. CAROL DULDLEY EIGHTH GRADE INDEX 61 ADAMS, GREG 54 ADAMS, MISS MARY LOU 19. 20 ADAMS, TRISHA 59 ALBERS, ANGEL 17 ANDERSON, AMBER 59 ANDERSON, MEGAN 17 ANDERSON,MR REX 19 ASPER, JODIE 30. 42. 43. 59. 60. 61. 23. 25. 38. 43. 44. 50. 57, 60 BARRETT, MRS. 17 BERGMAN, KRISTEN 18 BOBER, JOEY 57. 60 BRABEC, KRISTINA 18 BUCK, MR. JERRY 19. 20, 57. 58, 60 C CARLSON, DEBBIE 59 CARRITT, ANDY 59 CHARLES, JERRY 26, 27. 50, 57, 58, 60 CHARLES, LINDA 44, 57, 60. 61 CHRISTENSEN, JOSEPH 22, 23, 57, 58, 59 CHRISTENSEN, MARTY 59 CONN, PEGGY 23, 58. 59 COTE, TRISHA 17 COUCH, CORTNEY 40, 41, 57, 58, 59, 60 COUCH, KELLY 58. 59 COUCH, PENNY 18 CURRIE, NANCY 19 DAHL, JENNIFER 18 DAHL, MR.JON 19, 57, 58, 60, 61 DEERSON, KATIE 18 DETERMAN, RYAN 57, 58 DIECKMAN, AMY 39, 40. 41,57. 59. 60 DIECKMAN. LARRY 61 DORNBUSH, CINDY 19 DORNBUSH.MR. DAN 19, 57, 60 DULDLEY, CAROL 61 € EATON, DEBBIE 18 ECKLEY, CORI 17 ECKLEY, JAY 59 ECKLUND, ANDREW 18 EDINS, BRIAN 43, 57, 58. 59. 60, 61 EDINS, MRS.BONNIE 19, 60 ELLISON, DAVID 59 ELLISON, HERMINE 19 ELLISON, MARY 25, 31, 42, 57, 58, 59, 60 ELSE, CHERI 61 ELSE, GARY 59 ELSE, SCOTT 59 Jf FALLON, MARGAROT 17 FICK, BRENDA 39, 40. 57, 59. 60 FICK, KARL 18 FISCUS, KATINA 23. 59 FLAGLE, BILL 57, 59. 60 FOSTER, MATTHEW 18 FRAHM, ANDY 59 FRAHM, BRIAN 32, 59, 61 FRAHM, CINDY 58, 60 FRANKS, LESLIE 18 GEHRMAN, HEIDI 23. 58, 59. 60. 61 GENEREUX, ARTHUR 17 GENEREUX, CHRISTI 60 GENEREUX, ELLIE 58. 59 GERDES, CINDY 48, 50. 53, 60, 61 GIBSON, KEVIN 32 GIVENS, JASON 57. 58. 60 GIVENS, TAMMY 59 GRAVES, JOSEPH 17 GRAY, CANDICE 32. 58. 59 GRAY, NAOMI 17 GUSTAFSON, LEANNE 22. 23. 31, 41. 51. 59, 60, 31, 40. 41, 44, 60. 61,22, 24, 25, 50. 53. 57. 58, 59, 60 GUSTAFSON. MARCIA 40. 41, 57, 58. 59. 60 % HAAG, JOHN 22, 27, 39. 43, 49. 50, 53, 57, 58, 60 HAAG, MR.ROBERT 19, 20, 42, 54. 60 HAGA, TIYA 40. 42. 58, 59, 60 HAGEMANN, HEATHER 59 HAGEMANN, JON 59 HAGEMANN, PATTY 32. 58. 59 HAGEMEN, SHAWN 17 HALBMAIER, AMY 24. 31, 40, 41, 42. 57. 60, 61, 24. 41, 42, 58, 59, 60, 31, 38, 40, 42, 57, 59, 60. 61 HANNAN, MATTHEW 60 HANSEN, DONNIE 57. 60 HANSEN, JOHN 59 HANSON, JAY 43. 60 HARLOW, MATT 38. 42. 60, 61 HAVELKA, SHAWN 18 HOEGERMEYER, GREG 43 HOLLST, AARON 58, 59, 61 HOLLST, AMY 40. 41, 42, 59, 60. 40. 41, 57. 59. 60. 61 HOLLST, RENEE 59 HOOVER, SHANNON 59 HUDDLE, SHERI 22. 24. 25. 48. 50. 53. 57, 58, 60, 61 , 36, 37. 54, 59 HUTMACHER, DUSTIN 58, 59 JANECEK, JUSTIN 19. 43 JENSEN, RENEE 59 JOHNSON, BEVERLY 61 JOHNSON, CHAD 57. 60, 61 JOHNSON, DUANE 61 JOHNSON, ELDON 61 JOHNSON, HILLARY 17 JOHNSON, JUDY 42. 57. 58. 59. 60 JOHNSON, KATIE 18 JONAS, CHAD 58 JONAS, JULIE 41, 57. 59. 60 KADAVY, JAMIE 18 KELLER, TIM 57. 60 KING, EDWARD 18 KISTLER, MR.DAVID 19. 20. 46. 60 KOKESH, JACKLYN 18 KONECKY, CRYSTAL 18 KONECKY, JEFF 27, 41. 57. 58. 59, 60, 61 KONECKY, JOEL 57, 60 KONECKY, KRISTIN 57, 58, 59, 61 KONECKY, RYAN 59 KUHR, ROBERT 32 1 LAMPRECHT, ANGIE 57, 58, 60 LAMPRECHT, CLINTON 58, 59 LAMPRECHT, TERRI 42, 57. 59, 60, 61, 31, 39, 41,43, 57, 58, 59, 60 LAMPRECHT, TERRY 25 LAMPRECHT, TRACI 25, 43, 57, 59, 60 LAMPRECHT, TROY 59 LANGEMEIER, DOUGLAS 22, 23, 48, 53, 58, 60, 61, 26. 27, 43, 49, 50, 51, 57 LANGEMEIER, HOLLY 32, 58, 59 LANGEMEIER, JIM 61 LANGEMEIER, KENT 32, 58, 59 LEE, TAMMY(LEONARD) 49, 50, 53, 60, 61 LIMBACH, JOHN 50, 51. 53, 57. 60 LINDGREN, DEL 19, 60 LOVE, CARRIE 58 LUDACKA, KENNY 59 LUETKENHAUS, MARK 22, 27, 38, 49. 50, 51, 53, 54, 58. 60, 57 MALINA, JAMES 27, 41, 51. 59. 39. 43. 50. 53, 57, 59, 60 MALY, ALLEN 57, 58, 60, 61 MALY, JASON 38, 57, 58, 60 MALY, MIKE 39. 57, 60 MARTIN, JAMES 17 MARTINES, LETICIA 22, 39. 42. 50, 53, 54. 60. 61 MARVIN, MRS.TAMI 19, 20. 25. 57, 58. 60 MAYFIELD, BARRY 39, 57, 58. 60 MCCARVER, MAGGIE 61 METZGER,DR. WM. ELLIS 19, 20, 51 MILLER, ADAM 18 MILLER,MRS. AMY 19, 59 MILLER, MR.PHIL 19, 60 MILLER, MR. MRS. 38 MILLER, MRS.SHIRLEY 19. 20 MILLER, PAT 19 MILLIKEN, KEITH 22. 53, 60, 27. 39, 49, 50, 54, 57, 58, 59 MILLIKEN, TERRY 58, 59 MOLINE, DARSEY 17 MOLINE, JOEL 57. 60. 61 MOLINE, JUNE 19, 43 MOLINE, JUSTIN 59 MONAGHAN, TONY 32. 57. 58. 59 MORRIS, SHYLYNNE 18 M NADGWICK, CHAD 57, 58. 59. 60 NADGWICK, STUART 57, 58. 59 NELSON, DARIN 39, 43, 57. 60 NELSON, DAVID 17 NELSON, ERIC 32, 58. 59 NICOLA, MERLE 17 NICOLA, NICK 58. 59 NICOLA, VICKI 38. 59 NOVAK, ANGIE 58. 59 NOVAK, LES 57. 60 NOVAK, RICHARD 17 NYGREN, AUDREY 19 NYGREN MRS. MYRTLE 19. 61 0 ORTGIES, DELVIN 19 OTTE, DANA 32, 58. 59. 61 PARKINS, CATRINA 41.42, 57, 58. 59. 60 PARSONS, MATTHEW 18 PARSONS, STEPHANIE 17 PELSTER, ROB 26. 27, 57. 58. 60 PETERSON, ADAM 17 PETERSON, JESSICA 59 PETERSEN, WAYNE 61 PHILLIPS, JENNY 59 PICKWORTH, SHANNON 27. 29, 37, 49, 50. 53, 54. 57, 58, 22, 49, 57. 60 PICKWORTH, STACY 57, 58 POLTACK.MR JOHN 19. 31. 48. 57. 60 PRUESS, ALEN 19 PUSH, DENISE 42, 57, 59. 60, 23. 25. 50. 51, 53, 54, 57. 60, 61 RASMUSSEN, MARK 17 RAVER, NICHOLAS 17 ROBERTSON, ANTHONY 17 ROBERTSON, SCOTT 39 ROBERTSON, THOMAS 18 ROGERS, MR. JOHN 19 RUZICKA, HELEN 61 SAWYER, DEBBIE 58. 59 SAWYER, JIM 39, 40, 53, 59. 60. 61 SCHLIFFKE, JENNIFER 32. 57. 58, 59 SCHUETTE, .VIRGENE 61 SCHULTZ, DEBBIE 57. 60 SEV’RE, BETTY 39. 49. 50, 53, 57. 60 SHEELE, KENNETH 17 SHOOK, DANELL 59 SHOOK, MILLIE 23 SIMPSON, MIKE 58 SIMPSON, TYREL 59 SLADEK, LAURIE 39. 50. 59. 61 SMITH, PATRICK 58, 59 SPENCE, JOE 59 STOLTENBERG, JASON 59 STRONG, LONNIE 58 STRONG, NICOLE 41, 50, 53. 54. 59 SUBBERT, BEV. 19 SVOBODA, JOHN 61 SVOBODA, MATT 57, 58. 60 SWANSON, JULIE 23. 48. 49. 50. 53. 54. 60. 61 SWEENEY, JASON 23 SWEET, SHANE 48. 50, 53, 57, 59, 60. 61 SWEET, TARA 22. 50. 53 TARLETON, MISS MARY 19. 59 THILLIANDER, JOHN 22, 23, 59. 60 THOMPSON, BRENT 58. 59 THOMPSON, BRIAN 58. 59 THOMPSON, MANDI 18 THOMPSON, MELINDA 57. 58. 60 TWEEDY, RICHARD 59. 60. 61 VELINSKY, MOLLY JO 60 VOGT, JILL 57. 60, 61 WASHBURN, BEV 57 WAY, STUART 38. 57. 60, 61 WEIBLE, CARRIE 23. 32, 58 WEISS, MRS.CONNIE 19, 20. 57, 60 WELLMAN, TANYA 18 WILGUS, KIM 42. 59. 61 WILLIAMS, GREG 59 WILLIAMS, KIM 39. 40. 41. 43. 57. 59. 60 WILLIAMS, MR.ROBERT 19, 61 WILLIAMS, NICOLE 57. 58, 59 WILLIAMS, MR.RICHARD (RICK) 19 WILLIAMS, RODNEY 61 WILLIAMS, VALERIE 41. 43. 57. 59. 60 WINKELMAN, CHRIS 26. 64 WISCHMANN, BRUCE 42. 48. 53. 59. 60 WITTE, CRAIG 38. 41. 43. 59. 60 YOUNG, ERIC 18 YOUNG, WENDY 24, 43. 57. 60 % ZAUGG, NICOLE 17 ZICAFOOSE, CHELSEA 18 The fire of life will continue to burn — only the embers will change. A lost Coach in May of 87, a lost stu- dent in the summer of 87, and a lost student in the fall of 87; what a way to begin and end the 1987-1988 school year. A fight for life, for pride, for stability, for love, for understand- ing-AII seem appropriate goals when so much had been lost. Pride and esteem were awarded Coaches, teams, a school, a com- munity, clubs, organizations, and other groups, as we overcame ad- versity and achieved many goals. As school continued we looked for an- swers, the unknown equation, the ultimate solution for our grief. We all eventually looked to the skys in hopes that we could find PEACE and TRANQUILTY in our own way, through our own dreams, in our OWN real world. So ENDS these brief notes in the Mead Raider Note- book of 1987-1988. WALMWOHTM ri IIMHHIM. COMPANY MARCtUNK MIWtOl'RI When special people touch our lives, then suddenly we see how beautiful and wonderful our world can really be. They show us that our special hopes and dreams can take us far, by helping us look inward and believe in who we are. They bless us with their love and joy through everything they give — When special people touch our lives, they teach us how to live. Amanda Bradley He was a well known person but now he is But his spirit among all still lives on. The memories are alive and his smile will erase, There are so many tears that seem to remen his face. He was an athlete to all and still known as a His jersey 30 contained pride, happiness, cess and a whole lot more. He is seen in the eyes of everyone who And felt in the heart of those who once His success will not be forgotten nor will and kind heart. Because he was special to all and to say bye forever to him was the hardest part. BY: CINDY FR CHRIS WINKKI MAN 1070•I0N7 mWALSWORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MARCCUNR MIUOI Rl USA