Milford High School - Eagle Yearbook (Milford, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1984 volume:

— CLASSES PEOPLE 4 ORGANIZATIONS 34 ATHLETICS 54 SPECIAL EVENTS 82 4.«— — — — —— - 4 — bj- frj� |� j� ■ ir MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL MILFORD, NEBRASKA VOLUME 32 1984 Music is a basic, social and cultural activity that takes many forms and reflects many different ways of life. The sounds change with the use of various instruments and with the innovations in technology. Music reflects the culture and changing lifestyles of each passing year. The music of 1983-4 brought with it changes of dress and hair styles such as the “new wave” look of short pants, loud colors and prints, “blues brothers” glasses, ripped sweatshirts, flipped up collars, skinny ties, and bobbed-frizzed hair. Break dancing and moon walking became the dance crazes, and a single gloved hand was the trademark of many Michael Jackson fans. A new visual dimension enhanced music further with the introduction of a cable TV station devoted solely to rock video. The physical fitness craze of the 1984 Olympics also got in on its share of the beat with everyone tuned in on earphone and a portable “walkman” radio. Those who liked their music on a louder scale carried a “ghetto blaster.” The new blended with the old in chorus and as we listened to a variety of styles from American musical history presented by artist Curly Ennis. In 1983-84 we worked, played, studied, sang, and danced to the beat ... 2 Above: Artist in Residence, Curly Ennis shares his knowledge of the development and history of music in America. Below: Pep Band gets the beat for Homecoming. 5 JULIE ARNESON Band 1,2; Chorus 4; Cheerleader 4; Basketball 1,2; Volleyball 1; Wrestling Stud. Man. 4; Teacher's Aide 4; FHA 2. KEVIN ARNESON Track 1; Waiter 2. KIM BACKES Waitress 2; NHS 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3; FBLA 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Stud. Council 1,2; Class Officer 1,2,3; Track 1.2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2; Teacher’s Aide 1.2,3,4; Homecoming Att. 2,4; Pep Club 1,2; M-Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4. MIKE BODEN Band 1,2,3,4; Contest Groups 4; Pep Band 1.2.3.4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; NHS 3.4; Speech Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Play Cast 1.2.3.4; Play Crew 1.2,3,4; M-Club 3,4; FBLA 1,2,3,4; State FBLA Vice-Pres. 4; Close-Up 4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Teacher's Aide 3,4. MICHAEL CARNES Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Contest Groups 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2,3; Mock Trial 4; Play Cast 1,2,3; M-Club 2,3,4; Law Team 4; Math Team 3; FBLA 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Basketball 3; Track 4; Golf 1; Sports Stats 1,2,3,4; Teacher’s Aide 1,2,3; Library Aide 4; FCA 4. SCOTT CARPENTER M-Club 1,2.3,4; Stud. Council 2; Football 1.2,3.4; Track 1,2,3; MHS Sweetheart Esc. 4; Homecoming Escort 4. 6 WENDY CONOVER Band 1,2,3,4; Contest Groups 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; M-Club 1.2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Track 1,2,3.4; Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Teacher’s Aide 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; FCA 4; MHS Sweetheart Att. 4. SHELLY EIGSTI Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Jazz Band 1.2.3; NHS 4; M-Club 2,3,4; Math Team 4; Spanish Club 3; FBLA 4; Track 2,3,4; Volleyball 1.2,3,4; Teacher’s Aide 3,4; Sweetheart Att. 4; Homecoming Att. 4; Pep Club 1,2; FCA Vice-Pres. 4. TODD EBERSPACHER Chorus 2; NHS 4; Play Crew 1,2,3,4; M-Club 3,4; Law Team 4; Math Team 4; FBLA 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Close-Up in DC 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Teachers Aide 2,3,4; Library Aide 3; FCA 4; Mock Trail 4; Trial Team 4. BRUCE FORST Chorus 1; Waiter 2; M-Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,4; Student Council 2; Basketball 1; Football 2.3.4; Wrestling 2.3; Football Stud. Man. 1; Library Aide 2; Sweetheart Escort 4; Homecoming Escort 4. JAMES EICHER Waiter 2; Play Crew 4; M-Club 1.2.3.4; FBLA 4; Student Council 2; Class Officer 3; Football 1.2,3,4; Track 2; Teacher’s Aide 3,4; Library Aide 4; MHS Sweet- heart Escort 4; Homecoming Escort 4. CHRIS FOSLER Band 1,2,3; Contest Groups 1; Pep Band 1,2,3; Waitress 2; NHS 2,3,4; Mock Trial 4; Cheerleader 1; M-Club 1,2,3,4; Math Team 4; Student Council 1; Class Officer 2,3; Track 1,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Teacher’s Aide 3,4; Sweetheart Att. 4; Homecoming Att. 3; Pep Club 1,2. v l e KAREN GRIMES Band 1,2,3,4; Band Majorette 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3.4; NHS 2,3,4; Speech Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Mock Trial 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Play Cast 1,2,3,4; Play Crew 1,2,3,4; Law Team 4; Math Team 4; Spanish Club 3; Annual Staff 3.4; Close-Up in D.C. 4; FHA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; FCA 4. SCOTT HELTER Play crew 3; FFA 1,2,3,4; Teacher’s Aide 2,3. CAROLINE HOGGINS Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; M-Club 1,2,3.4; Spanish Club 3,4; Annual Staff 3; Student Council 1,2,3; Class Officer 2,3; Basketball 1,2.3.4; Track 1.2,3.4; Volley- ball 1,2; Teacher’s Aide 2,3; Homecoming Att. 1; Pep Club 1,2. KEVIN KELLER M-Club 3.4; FFA 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1; NOREEN HORMANDL Golf 1,2,3,4; Teacher’s Aide 3. Chorus 4; 7th Avenue 4; Contest Groups 4. KURT KIRCHHOFF Waiter 2; M-Club 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4; FFA 1; Student Council 4; Class Officer 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Teacher’s Aide 3,4; Homecoming King 4; FCA 3,4. 8 SUSY KLABENES Chorus 1; M-Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; FBLA 1; Class Officer 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Teacher’s Aide 1,2,3,4; Sweetheart Att. 4; FHA 1; Pep Club 1,2; FCA 4. ANDREW KREMER Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2; Pep Band 1,2,3; Waiter 2; Golf 1,2,3. BELINDA KREMER Basketball 3; Teacher’s Aide 2; FHA 3; Pep Club 1.2. SCOTT KREMER Band 1.2; Contest Groups 1.2; Pep Band 1,2; Jazz Band 1,2; Mock Trial 4; Play Crew 1.2; M-Club 1.2.3.4; Trial Team 4; FBLA 3.4; Student Council 1,2; Basket- ball 1,2,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 4; Golf 1,2,3; Teacher’s Aide 3,4; Sweetheart Escort 4. SHERRY LAWTON NHS 2.3.4; Cheerleader 1.2; M-Club 2,3,4; Spanish tlub 3,4; FBLA 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Student Council 1; Class Officer 1; Basketball 3,4; Track 1,2; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Teacher’s Aide 1.2.3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Girls’ State 3. MICHELLE LEMMERT Chorus 1,2,3,4; Contest Groups 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Spanish Club 3.4; Close- Up in D.C. 4; Wrestling Stud. Man. 4; Teacher’s Aide 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2. CARLA MILLER Chorus 1; Cheerleader 2,3; M-Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4-Pres.; FBLA 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3; Track 1; Volleyball 1,2; Teacher’s Aide 2,3; Library Aide 3; Pep Club 1,2. PATTY MURRAY Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1; NHS 4; M-Club 2,3-Vice. Pres., 4; Spanish Club 3,4-Vice. Pres.; FBLA 1,2,3,4-Tres.; Class Officer 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3.4; Teacher's Aide 4; Sweetheart Att. 4; Pep Club 1.2; FCA 4. GEORGE NAYLOR Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4. MICHELLE NEIHARDT Chorus 1,2,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Teacher’s Aide 3.4; Pep Club 1,2. MARC NIEMAN FBLA 4; FFA 1; Track 1. LORI OAKESON Chorus 2,3,4; Teacher’s Aide 3; Pep Club 1,2; Girls' State 3. 10 NIKLAS OLOFSSON Band 4; Chorus 4; Pep Band 4; M-Club 4; Track 4; Library Aid 4; FCA 4. ROBERT PORTZ M-Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2; Class Officer 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Sweetheart Escort 4; Homecom- ing Escort 4. MACHELLE REDIGER Chorus 2,3,4; 7th Avenue 3.4; Contest Groups 2,3,4; NHS 2,3,4; Speech Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Mock Trial 4; Cheerleader 2; Play Cast 1,2,4; Play Crew 1,2,4; Law Team 4; Spanish Club 3; Annual Staff 3; Student Council 4; Volleyball 1,3; Teacher’s Aide 2,4; FHA 1,2,3,4-National Committee Member; Pep Club 1,2; FCA 4. REBECCA RILEY Waitress 2; Cheerleader 1,2,3; M-Club 3,4; Math Team 4; FBLA 2,3,4; Annual Staff 3; Track 1; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Teacher's Aide 2; Sweetheart Att. 4; Pep Club 1.2. JOANN ROTH Chorus 2,3,4; Contest Groups 2,3; Spanish Club 3; Teacher’s Aide 1,2,3,4. LYNELLE ROTH Chorus 1,2,3.4; Contest Groups 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3; Teacher’s Aide 1,2,3,4. 11 BECKY ROTH Chorus 1,2,3,4; Contest Groups 1,2,3; Teacher’s Aide 3,4. ROGER SORENSEN Chorus 1,2,3,4; Contest Groups 2; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Play Crew 1,2,3,4; M-Club. VINCE STAUFFER Basketball 2,3; Waiter 3; FFA 1,2,3.4- Vice. Pres.; Library Aide 4. CHARNEL STUTZMAN Chorus 4-Officer; 7th Avenue 4; Contest Groups 4; Drama 1,2,3; Play Cast 2,3; Play Crew 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3; Annual Staff 3; Student Council 4-Pres.; Teacher’s Aide 1.2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3-Officer; Pep Club 1.2-Officer. JYL STUTZMAN Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Drama Club 2,3,4; Play Cast 3,4; Play Crew 2,3,4; M-Club 1.2,3,4; FBLA 3; Close-Up in D.C. 4; VB Stud. Man 1,2,3,4; Teacher’s Aide 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2. DOUG THOMAS Band 1; Waiter 2; Teacher’s Aide 2; M-Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; FBLA 4. 12 NEAL UTTER FFA 1,2,3-Sentinel. 4-Pres. STACY WENTINK Volleyball 1,2,3; Teacher’s Aide 3,4; Chorus 2; Pep Club 1,2. LINDA VAGTS Chorus 1,2,3,4; Contest Groups 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Teacher’s Aide 1,2,3,4; Close-Up in D.C. 4. BROOKE WRIGHT Basketball 1; Track 2; Pep Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; FBLA 2,3,4. MIKE WELSH M-Club 2,3,4; Play Crew 2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Math Team 4; Teacher’s Aide 3; FBLA 3,4. SARA YEACKLEY Chorus 1,2,4; Contest Groups 1,2,4; Teacher’s Aide 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 4-Vice. Pres.; FBLA 1,2-Sec., 3-Pres., 4-Reporter. dmm John Alfredson Brenda Barker Tim Blair Lori Boesen Michelle Burgess Kevin Dill Teresa Fosler Todd Gregg Chris Haddad Cyndi Hauder Dan Havlat Tam Howard Todd Irwin Mary Johnson Terry Kehm Jim Kremer Christy Leichty Caroline Mack TJ. Meyer Mark Minchow Lisa Neihardt Dee Neujhar Mary Orr Stacey Peters Troy Piening Kevin Roth Marvin Roth Beth Saltzman Troy Saltzman Craig Shaw Jeff Pierce Sally Rogge Becky Roth Dori Roth Jason Roth Kevin Shrauger Darin Sperling Kris Stoa Todd Stutzman Kathy TeSelle Ken TeSelle Kirk TeSelle Diane Tyrrell Ursula Vernon CLASS OFFICERS: Back row - Jim Kremer. Tres.; Christy Leichty, Sec.; Stacey Peters, Stu-Co.; Front row - Mark Minchow. V.P.; Kris Stoa, Stu-Co.; Darin Sperling, Pres. Kris Stoa diligently studies his algebra. Kim Anderson Amy Backes Lynette Benson Gary Cooper Mark Crewdson Tom Dawson Marla Dreezen Rick Dugdale Milton Ferris Jim Fiala Laura Grove David Heckman David Hill Lorna Hoggins Troy Holland Scott Huss Jim Johnson Dalyan Jordan Kellie Kapke Monte Kerchal Johanna Kness Angie Knolmayer Jeff Kremer Kirk Kremer Karen Kunert Tracy Lawton John Linder Troy Martin Rick Mayhew Nympha Miguel 16 Matt Roth Pam Roth Steve Saltzman Bill Shimeall Daryl Sorensen Gary Miller Angie Minchow Steve Nichols Chris Nickell Michelle Nobbman Candi Rediger Jodi Reid Glenn Richards Eric Riley Calvin Roth CLASS OFFICERS: Back row - Lisa Tucker. Sec.; Rick Dugdale, Stu-Co.; Tracy Lawton. V.P.; Front row - Bill Shimeall. Stu-Co.; David Hill. Tres.: Milton Ferris, Pres. 17 i 7 r CLASS OFFICERS: Back row - Mike Minchow, Stu-Co.; Gwen lg Covert, Pres.; Keith Sorenson, Sec. Front row - Kari Bennett, V.P.; Linn Boesen, Tres.; Katha Rediger, Stu-Co. Richard Anderson Kari Bennett Linn Boesen Michall Bohac Kaye Bonner Craig Bontrager Chris Brhel Gwen Covert Christy David Karen Dill Tina Eberly James Gregg John Griffith Kristin Hauder Shelly Hershberger Teresa Hershberger Becky Hueske Betty Jones Mike Kahle Theresa Kremer Tim Kremer Monique Lauer Aaron McCormick V Tim Meehan Mike Minchow Tammy Nowotny Chad Odle Chad Peters Terry Piening Katha Rediger Paula Reil Jim Robertus Jered Roth Shelly Roth Vivian Roth Keith Sorensen Roxi Stutzman Myron Thomas Barry Trease Shaun Welch Bill Welsh Terri Wendelin Shari Whipple Not Pictured: Tanya Dunn 19 Brent Bargen Diane Bergstraesser Sharon Blair Jennifer Carnes John Conrad Laura Cooper Brian Daake Sarah Dawson Jenifer Dugdale Troy Eberspacher Larry Fiala Tina Fisher Cynthia Fosler David Fosler Bradley Gibson Jeffrey Goff Heather Gregg Heidi Gregg Dan Grove Scott Hageman Shawna Henke Lesley Hostetler Tom Howard Sheryl Huss Benjamin Ivins Quinten Jordan Rick Kirchhoff Todd Martens Scott Meyers Anthony Nespor 20 Michelle Nootz Paul Oswald Dwaine Pekarek Tami Purper Michael Riley Brad Roth Karla Samuelson Andrew Seeley Kathleen Smith Janelle Stauffer Vance Stauffer Shane Stender Doug Stutzman Shane Stutzman John Tucker CLASS OFFICERS: Back row - Brian Daake, Sec. Tres.; Tom Howard, V.P.; Front row - Tina Fisher, Stu-Co.; JJ. Dugdale, Pres.; Sharon Blair, Stu-Co. Greg Backes Beth Barker Tammy Benson Ryan Buman Rod Burianek Janelle Oaake Terri Eberly Rick Eisenmann Jodi Erb David Fiala Kristy Forst Brad Goertzen Vicki Gregg Tricia Griffith Lee Ann Grove Mark Hansen Doug Havlat Lisa Havlat Tom Havlat Konnie Helter Heather Hingst Teresa Honeycutt Matt Hostetler Eric Hutsell CLASS OFFICERS: Back row - Rod Burianek. Stu-Co.; David Fiala. V.P. Front row - Kristy Forst, Stu-Co.; Jody Erb. Pres.; Tracy Williams, Sec. Marcy Kerchal Marci Lab Chantal Lauer Kristy Lawton Karl Luebbe Lonnie Miller 22 Jeff Neihardt Stacy Nichols Jonathan Oswald David Rankin Bernadeen Rapp Gena Rediger Julie Rich Scott Richardson Patty Roth Sally Roth Donald Smith Kurt Sorensen Becky Stender Jan Stutzman Tim Stutzman Corey Trease Dean Vagts Jennifer Welsch Lynn Wenger April Whitney Tracy Williams Teresa Wilson Theresa Zabka Timothy Zieman Not Pictured: Tony Roth David Swanson Tim and Eric make an escape at noon. Right: Senior Football players ride to victory in their car. Below: Angie, Amy, and Lisa clowning around during lunch hour. Below Right: The pep band furnishes music for a pep rally. Above: Senior football guys and “friend” listen intently to MC Daryl Braunsroth at the uptown pep rally. Right: Fun in the Sun” in January. 24 25 Sweetheart Escorts and Candidates Top: Law Team prepares for Mock Trial. Center: “Yes. I know I’m GREAT!” Below: Kevin Dill shows his true personality. Above: Scott under interrogation. Right Top: Cool Dude Todd. Right Center: Father Dropney ad libs a few lines. Right: Jyl takes a break during play practice. 26 Above: A pickup load of cheer. Left: “Oh. Chris, you’re such a sweetie.” 27 Top Left: We’ve got Spirit, how ’bout you?” Below Left: Mrs. Golka gives a pep talk. Below Right: The trombone section puts its hot air to use. Top Left: School Board Pres., Earl Fosler gets in to the Eagle Spirit. Top Right: Messers. Backes, Eigsti. Hall and Kness show their stuff. Left: “Would the person with blue ‘undies’ please come forward? Above: “Don’t be shy. Nick.” 29 Far left: M. Harlander, English Speech Center Left: J. Caleca. English Below: M. Costello. English Spanish Left: T. Muller. Math Left Center: C. Wergin, Math Below: S. Golka. Math Left: C. Meyer. Home Ec. Left Center: M. Hingst, Business Above: D. Slaby. Business Right: J. Wesely, Vo-Ag Far Right: D. Brettman. Industrial Arts Below: K. Ward, Vocal Music Above: B. Anderson, Band 32 School Board and Administra- tion: Front row - Earl Fosler, Larry Stauffer, Jim Wehrs, Larry Nootz. Back row: Phil Meager - Elem. Prin., Dale Hall - H.S. Prin., Russel Pedersen - Supt., Clayton Peters, Larry Meyer. Curtis Boesen — Guidance Counselor Cooks — Phylis Troyer, Mertice Hostetler, LaVone Orr Gene Gauseman, Building and Grounds Supervi- sor; Leland Rediger, custodian; Theirl Linder, custodian. 35 CONCERT BAND: First row, left to right - K. Dill, C. Leichty, K. Bennett, M. Lauer. R. Stutzman, C. Wohlgemuth, S. Rogge. L. Hoggins, H. Crumbley, B. Barter. Second row - W. Conover, T. Fosler, L. Boesen, K. Kapke, D. Tyrrell, L. Grove, B. Shimeall, K. Dill. B. Saltzman. G. Naylor, S. Huss, K. Meeske, K. TeSelle. J. Fiala. Third - C. Haddad. N. Miguel. S. Whipple, K. Rediger, T. Eberly, D. Roth, K. Anderson. M. Carnes. D. Sorensen, R. Stutzman. T. Hershberger, P. Murray, M. Thomas, T. Kremer, J. Kness. C. Peters. B. Hueske, S. Welch, J. Linder. G. Covert. M. Young. G. Miller, T. Martin, L. Benson. C. Shaw. S. Peters. Fourth row - Mr. Anderson, B. Welsh, L. Boesen. D. Heckman, T. Meyer, J. Kremer, K. Kremer. Not pictured: M. Boden, K. Grimes. K. Bonner. N. Olofsson. The 1983-84 year in the Band Department was a busy and successful one. The band, under the direction of first year instructor Brian Anderson, performed an intensive schedule of concerts, competitions, and pep band performances. Highlights of the band year included a Class B championship at Hastings Melody Round-up and a rating of Excellent at District Music Contests. Left: The band playing a concert piece. Above: Mike Carnes receiving the John Philip Sousa Award. 36 Clockwise starting above: S. Welch blows as hard as he can to make sound. The trombone section together at a local concert. The powerblasters of the band. Troy. Craig, and Stacy use their air for other things besides their instruments. Mr. Anderson takes a bow. 37 LLLLrLL LtLQJliUjE First row, left to right: Director Kim Ward, T. Lawton, P. Reil, T. Kremer, K. Boettcher, T. Dawson, C. Rediger, K. Kapke, C. Nickell, A. Backes. Second row: M Rediger, L. Vagts. L. Roth, A. Knolmayer, C. David, A. Minchow, C. Stutzman. M. Neihardt, J. Arneson, L. Neihardt. T. Nowotny. Third row: L. Oakeson. U. Vernon, S. Roth, M. Dreeszen. K. Dill, M. Thomas, S. Huss, K. Sorensen, M Nobbman. M. Lemmert, T. Wendelin, J. Roth, J. Yeackley. L. Tucker. Fourth row: P. Roth, N. Hormandl, C. Brhel, J. Robertus, M. Kahle, R. Sorensen, A. Kremer, K. Kremer, R Dugdale, J. Reid, T. Howard, K. Kunert, B. Roth. B. Roth. Not pictured: C. Roth, N. Olofsson, M. Carnes, S. Yeackley. During the past year under Mrs. Ward’s supervision, the choral department was very successful. This year the District Music Contest was held on April 26th and 27th at Nebraska Weselyn University in Lincoln. With their two performances, the chorus received a Good” rating. Although there were only six separate categories, Milford received one “Superior and five Excellent ratings. The “Superior” went to the girls quartet: L. Tucker, A. Backes, K. Kapke, and T. Lawton. The “Excellent” ratings went to the following: a girls duet sung by T. Kremer and P. Reil; a girls high solo by M. Rediger; and a girls medium solo by C. Brhel. The mixed ensemble consisted of S. Roth, C. Brhel, K. Dill, T. Kremer, T. Dawson, K. Sorensen, J. Robertus, M. Kahle, and S. Huss. The girls triple trio included T. Lawton, K. Rediger, K. Kapke, C. Nickell, C. Stutzman, L. Tucker, A. Backes, and A. Minchow. Machelle Rediger, student conductor. 38 Above: Seventh Avenue Front row • K. Kapke. M. Rediger, C. Nickcll, C. Stutzman, and A. Knolmayer. Back row - N. Hormandl. A. Minchow, L. Tucker, and A Backes. Right: Eagle Express Front row - S. Roth and T. Kremer. Second row • C. Brhel. T. Dawson. K. Dill. Back row - M. Kahle. J. Robertus, K. Sorenson. S. Huss. Above: Doane Honor Choir: Front row - M. Rediger. K. Dill. Back row - C. Stutzman. K. Sorenson. L. Tucker. Left: Chorus Officers: Clockwise • L. Oakeson. Public Relations; C. Stutzman. Sec. Treas.; M. Rediger. Pres.; and A. Kremer. Public Relations. L HliLVli 1JQJG tlililrt 11 : l I Lr b liallL dlu L[LLrL[ “Where there’s a a will there’s a way!” was the message of the Jr. High Chorus musical. It seemed to be a message taken seriously by junior high musicians. With a lot of effort, enthusiasm and “good old-fashioned” practice, they proved that “practice makes perfect.” “Wheels,” the light hearted junior high musical about the invention of the wheel and its roll in history, was a great hit with audiences of all ages from elementary students through adults. Not to be “out done,” the junior high band and small instrumental groups brought home all superior” ratings from the Weeping Water Band Contest and all firsts and seconds from District Music Contest at Crete. Practice! Practice! Practice! Jr, High Chorus: Front row - Director K. Ward, K. Samuelson, V. Gregg, H. Gregg. J. Carnes. T. Wilson, M. Kerchal, T. Benson. 2nd row - T. Griffith, S. Roth, P. Roth. R. Schroeder, S. Dawson, T. Fisher, S. Nichols, L. Havlat. Back row - J. Welsch, D. Bergstrasser. S. Welsch, S. Blair. J.J. Dugdale, H. Gregg, S. Hageman, B. Roth. 40 Junior High Band: Front row - D. Bergstrasser. L. Hostetler, T. Williams, B. Barker, J. Stauffer, L. Cooper. H. Hingst, T. Honeycutt. Second row - J. Dugdale, J. Carnes. K. Meeske. R. Wenger. J. Welsch. J. Rich. M. Lab. G. Rediger. M. Hansen. C. Lauer, K. Helter. T. Fisher, C. Fosler. K. Lawton. K. Forst. Third row - J. Daake, K. Smith. J. Stutzman. T. Zabka. A. Whitney. B. Rapp. B. Goertson. T. Roth, L. Fiala, B. Bargen, L. Grove, D. Smith, D. Grove, R. Schroeder. S. Stutzman. V. Stauffer. B. Daake. Fourth row - Mr. Anderson, K. Sorensen, T. Eberspacher, S. Henke, D. Fiala, T. Howard, K. Luebbe. Left: Small group winners at Weeping Water Band Festival and Crete Band Contest were L. Fiala. C. Lauer, M. Lab. B. Goertson, L. Hostetler, D. Bergtrasser. B. Barker, K. Lawton. T. Williams. J. Stauffer, G. Rediger. J. Dugdale, J. Carnes. J. Daake. Above: Wait up guys! We missed the beat! 41 Nutrition and school invol- vement were the goals upon which the Milford Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America focused during the 1983-84 school year. The Chapter won the Best Chapter Award at the District Convention at Norris as well as an Honorable Mention Honor Chapter Award at State Convention. Other activities included guest speakers on anorexia nervosa, valentine cook- ie sales, and a teacher cake decorating contest as a benefit for Mr. Brickel. Machelle Rediger served as National Committee Member for the state of Nebraska. She conducted workshops across the state and had an integral part in planning the State Convention. Karen Dill received a silver medal at the State SEARCH event. Machelle Rediger served as National Committee member for Nebraska State FHA. Above: Michelle and FHA advisor. Miss Meyer, discuss convention plans. 42 First row: S. Whipple, C. Rediger. C. Wohlgemuth, K. Dill, Miss Meyer. Second row: N Waring, R. Stutzman, M. Ore, T. Nowotny, K. Smith, V. Roth, K. Hauder, K. Samuelson. Third row: - C. Brhel, M. Bohac, M. Rediger. Above: FHA Officers • N. Waring. Encounter Chairperson; K. Dill, District Officer; C. Rediger, President; C. Brhel, Publicity Elect; C. Wohlgemuth, Impact Chairperson; M. Ore, Historian; S. Whipple, Secretary-treasurer; M. Rediger, Vice-President. Above: FHA Search Team members. Front row: - K. Dill, N. Waring, S. Whipple. C. Rediger, K. Samuelson, K. Hauder. Second row - C. Wohlgemuth. C. Brhel, M. Rediger, K Smith First row: J. Wesley, S. Minchow, R. Sorensen, V. Stauffer, N. Utter, K. TeSelle, T. Piening, D. Ficke. Second row: T. Piening, J. Roth, B. Trcase. J, Griffith, A. McCormick. R. Anderson, D. Jordan, R. Keller, D. Havlet. Third row: T. Stutzman, J. Linder, J. Roth, J. Kremer, B. Wehrs. M. Roth, K. Stutzman, D. Sorensen, J. Fiala. Fourth row: T. Kehm. K. Shrauger. M. Roth. K. Roth, T, Eggerling. C. Roth, G. Miller. Fifth row: M. Nieman, J. Stoa. FFA’s Time to Shine” was the 1984 State Convention theme. The Milford FFA Chapter did shine all year long by winning over 25 trophies and plaques from county fair time in the fall to the tractor driving competition in the spring. Milford was among the state’s top four FFA chapters this year. Each month the parents of an officer sponsored a supper to plan impending meetings. These meetings included pro- grams featuring Jim Brhua on game conservation and laws, Alan Dunlap on obtaining loans for projects, and a Southeast Community College demonstra- tion on grain dust explosions. The FFA banquet was a great success, featuring members’ parents and supporters. The guest speaker, Henry Nuxoll, Jr. Ill, entertained the audience with a keen sense of humor and delightful stories of true life experiences. FFA contest winners display their awards. Left: M. Roth. K. Stutzman, N. Utter, R. Sorensen, J. Fiala, J. Linder. Lower left: B. Wehrs. J. Roth. J. Stoa. Below: K. Stutzman, R. Sorensen, K. TeSelle, D. Sorensen, J. Fiala, G. Miller. Above: Front row - S. Lawton, Mrs. Slaby, Advisor; M. Boden, C. Haddad, D. Roth, T. Lawton. Second row • A. Minchow. C. Mack. S. Yeakley. K. Kremer, K. Kirchhoff, K. Kness, L. Boesen. J. Reid, A. Backes. Back row - M. Burgess. L. Tucker. D. Sperling, M. Carnes, J. Kremer. K. Bonner, K. Sorensen, S. Peters. Below: - Carolyn, Dori, Chris, and Chris find FBLA State Convention a fun experience. Once again, the Future Business Leaders of America had an exciting year. Members were involved in various activities which included sending Christmas cards to businesses, holding regular monthly meetings, making posters for FBLA week, sponsoring a bike-a-thon for cystic fibrosis, and selling cheese and sausage. FBLA officers hosted a “coffee break” for the Milford merchants. This year 28 members attended the State Leadership Conference which was held in Omaha. Mike Boden, who served as FBLA state vice-president, helped host the general sessions and received a special plaque for his dedicated service. T. Eberspacher received Honorable Mention in Bus. Math FBLA Officers - S. Yeackley. Reporter; M. Boden. State V.P.; S. Lawton. II at State Leadership Conference while M. Boden served Pres.; P. Murray, Treas.; S. Peters, Parliamentarian. Not pictured: Lorna as FBLA vice-president. Hoggins. Sec. Upper left: Sherry Lawton and Mrs. Landon search through negatives for candid senior photos. Middle Left: Keith Sorensen. Gwen Covert and Becky Huesky organize the soup supper grocery list. Above: Ms. Costello. Scott Huss and Laura Grove check over final pages. General Editors: Scott Huss, Gwen Covert, Becky Roth. Becky Huesky, Laura Grove, Cindy Hauder, and Keith Sorensen. Sports Editor: Mike Carnes. Photography Scott Huss, Tim Meehan, and Becky Huesky. Advisors: Mrs. Landon, Ms. Costello. The staff wishes to give special acknowledgement to Rick Houchin and Randy’s Studio for their assistance with photography. Annual Staff: Seated in front row - N. Miguel. M. Carnes. C. Hauder. S. Yeckley, S. Lawton. Middle row - B. Huesky. K. Bennet. M. Kahle. K. Rediger. J. Robertus. K. Bonner. B. Roth. T. Kremer. Back row - L. Grove. Mrs. Landon. T. Meehan. S. Huss. K. Sorensen. G. Covert. Ms. Costello. Not pictured - S. Whipple. 45 The Drama Club started the year off by attending an all day workshop followed by a musical, “Guys and Dolls.” The club focused attention and interest on the school play, “Don’t Drink The Water.” The speech department dis- played a lot of good talent this year. This talent was confidently entered in conference speech contest at Sutton High School. Mike Boden, Tom Dawson, and Machelle Rediger brought home superiors, and Mike Kahle and Jim Robertus received excellents. The cast of the one act play “Werewolf?” also proudly re- turned home with an excellent. Even though the speech team was unable to go to Districts, due to the weather, Milford High School was proud of the team’s accomplishments. Drama Club: Front row - C. Rediger. C. Hauder, K. Grimes, A. Knolmayer, J. Stutzman. Second row - M. Kahle, C. Nickell, K. Kapke, M. Rediger. T. Wendelin, S. Huss, S. Stutzman. Third row - Mrs. Harlander, K. Sorensen. J. Robertus. M. Boden, K. Kremer, M. Young, and B. Shimeall. Speech team: Front row - Mrs. Harlander, Machelle Rediger. Karen Grimes. Back row - Mike Kahle. Jim Robertus. Tom Dawson. Mike Boden. 46 Drama Club Officers: President - Karen Grimes. Vice- President - Machelle Rediger. Treasurer - Christi Nickell. Secretary - Kellie Kapke. This year’s math team attended Creighton Math Contest in March. The two groups made a good showing by placing 10th and 12th in their division of small A and all B and C schools. Team members pictured at left are: First row - S. Eigsti, C. Mack, L. Grove; Second row - K. Grimes, C. Fosler, R. Riley, M. Welsh, B. Shimeall; Third row - D. Sperling and T. Eberspacher. Learning about our judicial system is an important part of understanding how American demo- cracy functions. Students in Amer- ican government classes have an opportunity to observe and par- ticipate in a mock trial. A group of students are then chosen to compete with teams from other schools in a trial simulation. Milford Law Team finished a close third in our 20 team judicial district. Team members are C. Fosler, T. Eberspacher, K. Grimes, M. Rediger, M. Carnes, and S. Kremer. They were assisted by Sponsor M. Shimeall and Attorney - Coach Brian Benet. For the second consecutive year, Milford High School students par- ticipated in the Washington Close- Up government program. Pictured at left with Senator Ed. Zorinsky are Close-Up members K. Grimes, N. Olofsson, M. Lemert, T. Eber- spacher, L. Vagts, J. Stutzman, M. Boden, and C. Mack. Sponsor for the Close-Up was Mr. Shimeall. High- lights of the tour were meetings with senators, congressmen, ambassadors, and administration officials. 47 Front row: S. Lawton, T. Lawton, L. Benson, A. Minchow, K. Grimes, K. Backes, C. Fosler, M. Rediger, C. Haddad, C. Leichty, K. TeSelle, Sponsor M. Shimeall. Back row: S. Eigsti, L. Boesen. B. Shimeall, T. Eberspacher, S. Peters. M. Minchow, J. Fiala, M. Boden, R. Dugdale, P. Murray, D. Sperling. S. Rogge. It was a very active year for National Honor Society. In the fall, new members were inducted at the annual dinner with the Honorable Norman Kirvosha, the Chief Justice of the Nebraska Supreme Court, as guest speaker. Other speakers for the year were Rev. Julio Miguel, Mrs. Ann Hall, and Academic All-American Scott Strauseberger of UNL. The society also had a student exchange with Friend High School, conducted fund raisers for Matt Brickell and the students who attended national conferences, and sponsored the Honor Roll and the Spring Honors Convocation. Milford NHS students served as hosts for Friend NHS students. Above: Judge Norman Kirvosha addresses students, parents, and teachers at the fall banquet. Below: NHS President Chris Fosler turns the gavel over to next year Pres. Elect.. Darren Sperling. Above: L. Grove, C. Miller, S. Klabenes display their Superior” rated Foreign Language Fair Poster. Left: Officers - C. Leichty. Sec. Treas.; C. Miller. Pres.: P. Murray, Vice-Pres.. S. Lawton, Rptr. Above: G. Naylor receives Foreign Language Scholarship. Above: First row - M. Orr, S. Rogge, D. Neujahr, T. Howard, U. Vernon, Ms. Costello, instructor. Second row - K. TeSelle, C. Miller. B. Wright. P. Murray, M. Neihardt, G. Naylor. Third row - L. Grove, S. Lawton. S. Klabenes. C. Leichty, M. Burgess. Spanish Club members were really visible this year. They attended a ballet folklorico in Omaha, sponsored a Fiesta de Navidad, received a number of “Superior” ratings at the Foreign Language Fair, and raised money for the Foreign Language Scholar- ship. The student are especially proud to have been able to raise enough money to help four students make a culturally enlight- ening and fun trip to Mexico in June. 49 Student Council Officers: Kneeling - Treasurer Christy Leichty. Standing - Secretary Tracy Lawton. President Charnel Stutzman, Vice-President Kirk Kirchhoff. Front row K Rediger. T. Fisher, C. Forst, J. Erb, G. Covert. K. Bennett. R. Burianek. Second row - Advisor A. Cederdahl, C. Leichty, C. Stutzman. M. Rediger. J. Dugdale, S. Blair. M. Minchow, T. Lawton, Advisor C. Wergin. Third row - M. Minchow. K. Stoa. T. Eberspacher, S. Peters, D. Sperling, K. Kirchhoff, R. Dugdale, M. Ferris, D. Fiala, B. Shimeall. This was an active year for Student Council, and many students worked hard to make it a successful organization. Members were involved in planning for Homecoming and sponsoring the Homecoming dance. To raise money student council members worked at concessions, held several cake raffles, and sold May Day baskets. During National Education Week, the Student Council recognized each faculty member with “an apple for the teacher.” As a fun project for Valentine’s Day, Student Council sponsored a “Heart to Heart” computer match-up where students and teachers could fill out a questionaire and then be matched up with others who shared similar responses. The results were fun and sometimes surprising. Enthusiasm and good leadership were the keys to a successful year. ■ Basketball Cheerleaders: From bottom to top; C. Leichty. '85; C. Haddad, '85; D. Neujahr, ’85; C. Hauder, '85; S. Rogge, '85. This year’s cheerleaders had a slow start because most of the girls were new to the squad, but with lots of practice, determination, and enthusaism, everything worked out well. Fundraisers, this year included raffles, selling balloons and wrapping paper, and a booth at the Milford Fun Festival. The cheerleaders had their yearly preseason refreshments for the guys and gals and kept up the support and spirit throughout the season. Wrestling Cheerleaders: K. Grimes. '84; T. Howard, '85; C. Nickle. '86; U. Vernon. '85; M. Lemmert, '84. Girls Sports Cheerleaders: J. Arneson. '84; S. Whipple, '87. 51 Left: Boys Senior M-Club members - Mike Carnes. Niklas Olofsson, Scott Carpenter. Mike Boden, Roger Sorensen, Doug Thomas, Scott Kremer, Bruce Forst, Kevin Keller, Bob Portz, Kurt Kirchhoff, Todd Eberspacher, Jim Eicher, Mike Welsh. Below: M-Club Presidents Bruce Forst and Patty Murray welcome the athletes, coaches, and fans to the sports banquet. Above: Boys M-Club members for 1983-84. Left: Outstanding MHS boys’ athletes for 1983-84 were Craig Shaw, Kirk Kirchhoff, Scott Kremer, and Troy Martin. Above: Girls M-Club members of 1983-84. Right: Senior M-Club girls: Front left - Shelly Eigsti, Patty Murray, Kim Backes, Chris Fosler, Caroline Hoggins, Carla Miller, Wendy Conover, and Susy Klabenes. 55 mmw It was a season that began with the question, “How would the Eagles come back from the disaster if ’82? The season turned into one of great rewards for athletes and coaches. Milford opened with a 2 point loss to Wahoo Neuman. Even though it was a loss, it gave the team a feeling that they could play close against a good football team. In the 2nd game at Geneva, Milford snapped a 13 game losing streak by coming back from a 6-7 1st half score to win 12-7. The win was sealed by 2 consecutive goal line stands with time running out in the 4th quarter. The victory caused a great celebration and confidence was pumped back into MHS football. Victories over Hebron, Wymore, and Lincoln NE Reserves followed. This brought on the showdown with 1 ranked Wilber-Clatonia. Wilber was heavily favored, but Milford dominated the game for 3 quarters making the score 14-6; late in the game Wilbert scored and made the extra point to send the game into overtime. Wilber scored 1st in overtime and made the extra point to lead 22-14. Milford scored quickly on a pass, but missed the extra point to lose the game 20-22. The loss was followed by 3 more close losses; still, it was an excellent turn around year and a great season. Right - Jim Kremer goes for the tackle while Kirk Krcmer watches. Photo by Rick Houchin S. Carpenter, D. Thomas, and B. Portz take on the Wolverines. First row, left to right: Coach Hingst. J. Gregg. T. Kremer. M. Minchow. C. Peters. J. Roth. B. Welsh. Coach Pasho. Coach Fitchner. Second row: Coach Muller. M. Crewdson, T. Dawson, J. Fiala, D. Hill, M. Kerchal, J. Kremer, K. Kremer. J. Linder, T. Martin. S. Nichols. J. Stoa. C. Wohlgemuth, and Student Manager G. Richards. Third row: M. Boden. S. Carpenter. T. Eberspacher. J. Eicher, B. Forst, K. Kirchhoff, S. Kremer. B. Portz. R. Sorensen, D. Thomas. M. Welsh. 57 The Milford JV football team had a very successful season finishing with a record of 4 wins and 1 loss. Although the team scored a lot of points, their strong point was their defense. No one scored on the defense the last 4 games, and the last 3 games were shutouts. The leading tacklers were linebackers Tim Blair and Mark Crewdson and nose guard Jay Stoa, while Darin Sperling led the team in interception. Offensively, the team was led by Jim Kremer who rushed for 380 yards in 4 games. The experience of T.J. Meyer at quarterback and our ability to throw the ball also made us a better offensive team. The highlight of the season was the 4th game when we went to Raymond Central and beat them 8-0. 58 J. Kremer “goes for the gold while D. Hill blocks the opponent. Photo by Rick Houchin VARSITY MHS OPPONENT Wahoo Neuman 14 16 Geneva 12 7 Hebron 6 0 Wymore Southern (Homecoming) • 29 8 Lincoln Northeast JV 21 0 Wilber-Clatonia (OT) 20 22 Tri-County 0 14 Centennial Wo 10 Ashland-Green wood 8 25 Left: Troy running to escape a hungry opponent. Below: The Eagles take on the Northeast JV’s. l amm Guts and determination were the contribut- ing factors to one of the most successful volleyball seasons in the history of Milford High. After a disappointing conference loss, the Eagles came back to take the District Championship to make the first ever state birth. Milford, however, came up short in the first round losing to Howells. Milford ended the year with a 13-5 record. It was a great team effort and superior leadership which pulled the girls through some rough losses this season. “Coach Kostek and I thoroughly enjoyed working with each girl from our 'babies’ to our seniors and are looking for great things from our ‘up and coming’ ranks next year,” commented Coach Golka. Front row - Student Mgr. N. Miguel, C. Hauder. B. Saltzman, C. Fosler. S. Klabenes, J. Kness, A. Backes. Student Mgr. B. Hueske. Back row - Coach Golka. C. Leichty, P. Murray. R. Riley. W. Conover, S. Eigsti, S. Lawton. D. Tyrrell. S. Rogge. Coach Kostek. SEASON Centennial Geneva Southern Wilbert Dorchester D C Aquinas Friend Wilber Shelby - 2nd ace 2nd place ells Won Won Won Won Won Lost Lost Won Won Won Won LosP This is a great way to let your frustrations out! 61 Linn and Teresa do the bump. Kari Canary ready to fly away. Hi r Junior Varsity: First row - Student Mgr. N Miguel, M. Dreeszen, T. Lawton. L. Hoggins, A. Minchow, K. Anderson. K. Kapke. T Fosler. Back row - Coach Kostek, C. Haddad. M. Nobbman, D. Ncujahr, B. Barker, L. Boesen, U. Vernon, T. Howard, Student Mgr. R. Hueskc. Freshmen Volleyball: First row - R. Stutzman, K. Bonner, Coach Kostek, K. Rediger. T. Hershberger, Middle row • Student Mgr. N. Miguel, K, Dill, L. Grove. Back row • Student Mgr. B. Hueske. S. Roth, L. Boesen, K. Bennett, G. Covert. The junior varsity and freshman volleyball teams had a very hardworking and intensive season. The JV girls had a tough time preparing for next year’s varsity team. The freshmen had their ups and downs, but were very determined throughout the year. Coach Kostek was im- pressed with the group’s level of achievement. She predicts they will be a very promising team in the future. She looks forward to watching them further develop their fundamentals. The team concentrates on the game. JUNIOR VARSITY Centennial Geneva Wymore Southern Wilber-Clatonia Dorchester David City Aquinas Friend Tri-County Henderson FRESHMEN Centennial Geneva Wymore Southern Wilber-Clatonia Dochester David City Aquinas Friend Tri-County Henderson St. John’s ern JR Lost Won Won Won Lost Lost Won Won Lost Lost 63 The 1983-84 Boys’ Varsity Basketball season ended with a record of 14-8. The team bounced back after a slow 2-4 start to win 9 in a row! The Eagles finished as the Southern Nebraska Conference Tournament Runner-up and East Division Conference Runner-up in the regular season. The squad was led in scoring by Craig Shaw and Kurt Kirchhoff, both of whom made the All-Conference first team. Rebounding was controlled by Shaw and Troy Martin who made the Southern Nebraska Conference second team. Scott Kremer was an honorable men- tion Southern Nebraska Confer- ence player. Defense was the Eagles’ strong point all year. The Milford zones only allowed an average of 44 points per game. Troy Martin was named to All- Conference second team; Scott Kremer was named to All-Conference honorable mention team. VARSITY MHS Dorchester Friend Wahoo Neumann Geneva Centennial Geneva (Geneva Tourney) Superior (Geneva Tourney) Tecumseh David City i Wilber-Clatonia Ashland-Greenwood Tri-County Wymore Southern SOUTHERN NEBRASKA CONFERENCE TOURNEY EAST DIVISION Wymore Southern Tri-County Centennial CONFERENCE FINALS Henderson REGULAR SEASON Superior Sutton C1-4 DISTRICTS (SCC MILFORD) East Butler David City 64 39 50 46 50 42 70 41 57 64 IK s 57 34 38 41 L L L First Row - R. Sorensen, S. Nichols. R. Dugdale, J. Kremer. K. Kirchhoff, T. Meyer, D. Sperling. D. Thomas. K. TeSelle, Second Row - Coach Wergin. S. Kremer. K. Kremer, C. Shaw. T. Martin. S. Peters. M. Boden, Coach Muller. Coach Fitchner. Left: Kurt Kirchhoff was named to All-Conference first team; Craig 65 Shaw was named All-State honorable mention team and All-Conference first team. Above: Darin shoots for 2. The junior varsity basketball team won 7 of their last 8 games to finish with a very successful record of 9-4. The team’s strong points throughout the season were its defense and rebounding, led mainly by forwards Jim Kremer, Kirk Kremer, Darin Sperling, and Kevin Dill. The guards, led by Rick Dugdale and Milt Ferris, did an excellent job of pressuring the ball and running the team offensively. The credit for the good season should go to the entire team’s effort, hustle, and attitude. The freshman basketball team started with seven players who also had high hopes of doing well this season, but they had a rocky start by losing their first four games. Just as the team started turning it around two players were lost for the remainder of the season. Despite this handicap, the Eagles never gave up and kept up a super attitude even with a season record of 0-9. Tim Meehan and Chad Peters led the team in rebounding, and Mike Minchow led the team in scoring. Junior Varsity: Coach Mueller. R. Dugdale, D. Sorensen, D. Sperling, K. Dill, K. Kremer, J. Kremer, M. Ferris, Coach Fitchner. JUNIOR Dorchester Friend Geneva Centennial David City Hebron Wilber-Clatonia Wahoo Neumann Ashland-Greenwood Tri-County Wymore Southern Superior Sutton VARSITY MHS 34 Freshmen: Front row - T. Kremer and M. Minchow. Back row - M. Thomas, T. Meehan, C. Peters, T. Piening. and Coach Fitchner. Photo by R. Houchin Front row: J. Neihardt, G. Backes, M. Hostetler, D. Vagts. M. Hansen. T. Roth, and K. Sorensen. Second row: T. Howard, J. Tucker, S. Meyers. D. Stutzman. B. Goertzen. T. Havlat, R. Eiseman. Third row: D. Fiala, T. Stutzman. T. Eberspacher, T. Martin. B. Daake, B. Bargen. L. Fiala. Back row: Coach R. Huss. D. Grove. J. Conrad. A. Seeley, T. Nespor. V Stauffer. D. Fosler, B. Gibson, and Coach B. Anderson. FRESHMAN BOYS Raymond Central Centennial' '' David City Tri-County Seward St. John Seward TRI-COUNTY ENT MHS 35 27 27 30 41 Jf? OPP 53 40 57 41 52 48 53 55 Tri-County 23 Wilber-Clatonia 27 SEWARD 8TH TOURNAMENT Seward WILBER FROSH-SOPHOMORE TOURNAMENT Geneva 53 41 Meridian 51 41 Both the 7th and 8th boys teams competed very well and played well in most games. Improvement in team play was one oi our most successful areas. The 8th grade ended the season with a 4-4 record, while the 7th grade finished with a record of 4-2. tT'di A 67 The “Lady Eagles” basketball team was led by an experienced and talented group of seniors under the leadership of Caroline Hoggins, Susy Klabenes, Patty Murray, Sherry Law- ton. The Lady Eagles” compiled a record of 13 and 10 against some of the best competition in the state. Five of the ten losses were to teams that went to state or were rated in state at the end of the year. The team had some disappoint- ments, but they also had their share of thrills such as beating Wilber-Clatonia in the second round of the conference tournament and winning Cl-4 District with the hopes of going to state. The “Lady Eagles had a good year and have something to be proud of for the 1983-84 basketball season. Photo by Rick Houchin Susy keeps her cool in any situation. Front row: M. Nobbman. B. Saltzman, S. Klabenes. C. Hoggins. P. Murray. S. Lawton. Back row: Coach Brettman, D. Roth. L. Boesen. L. Tucker. M. Drecszen. A. Minchow. A. Backes, and Coach Wurst. VARSITY MHS OPPONENT Dorchester 32 21 Fairbury 32 37 Hampton 35 24 Friend Geneva 45 42 37 40 Geneva (Geneva Tourney) 21 45 Superior (Geneva Tourney) 50 54 David City 39 30 Tecumseh 38 31 Centennial 42 43 Wilber-Clatonia 36 43 Wymore Southern 60 56 Tri-County 5 Norris 45 45 43 Seward 35 47 Ashland-Greenwood 33 71 SNC CONFERENCE TOURNEY - EAST 3RD Wymore Southern 43 35 Wilber-Clatonia 51 47 Centennial 27 32 Henderson 37 42 Cl-4 DISTRICT (AT SCC-MILFORD) Malcom 34 29 East Butler 37 35 Cl-2 REGIONAL (AT DOANE) 50 Wilber-Clatonia 35 As usual, Michelle is really ‘‘on the ball.' Photo by Rick Houchln Patty brings down the net after Districts. Photo by Rick Houchin Beth soars past her opponent. 70 JV FRESHMEN: Front row - D Roth, L Bocsen, A. Minchow. M. Drccszcn, L. Tucker, A. Backes. Second row - Student manager C. Rediger, T Eberly, L. Benson. K Bonner. K. Kunert. K. Dill, B. Jones, Coach L. Wurst. Third row - Student manager B. Huesky, K. Rediger. K. Anderson. L. Boesen. K. Bennett. C. Hauder. JUNIOR HIGH: Front row • K. Lawton, J. Daake, T. Eberly, T. Williams, L. Grove. Second row - M. Lab. S. Huss, S. Henke, M. Nootz, J. Stauffer, S. Nichols. Third row - Student Manager S. Blair, Student Manager G. Rediger, H. Gregg, H. Hingst. T. Zabka, Coach Huss. LLIiLt illitLLL.lt LLLlrtl 7th GRADE Tri-County Centennial Wilber-Clatonia David City Geneva Crete Tri-County Centennial Wilber-Clatonia David City Geneva 8th GRADE MHS OPPONENT 7 24 15 22 16 23 18 10 13 24 26 8 1 if A 39 12, 24 18 K 40 20 6 16 34 13 21 71 The wrestling team this year was made up of athletes with great attitudes and a strong desire to be the best. Team highlights were defeating Centennial and Dorchester in dual competition, winning the Blue Valley Classic at home, and a strong finish in districts with seven wrestlers medaling and four qualifying for the State Tournament. Coach Matt Brickell said, “The team has a lot of talent and we expect to be back next year with an even stronger finish under the leadership of our new seniors.” Photo by Rick Houchin Brian Wehrs attempts a takedown. Photo by Rick Houchin The Milford High Wrestlers: First row, left to right - Brian Wehrs, Jim Fiala, Bill Shimeall, Jered Roth. Second row - Student Manager Kirk Boettcher. Tim Blair, Todd Stutzman, Todd Gregg, Bill Welsh, Craig Bontrager, Student Manager Lisa Neihardt. Third row - Student Manager Kelli Kapke, Head Coach Matt Brickell, John Linder, Todd Irwin, John Zerfas. Assistant Coach Daryl Braunsroth. Not pictured is Todd Eggerling and Captain Bob Portz. 72 The Milford Cheerleaders present the team with the Blue Valley Trophy. The purpose of Junior High wrestling is to give the students some initial experience in the sport. The seventh graders begin to work on their moves for future meets while the eighth graders improve on their moves. Their hard work under Coach Shimeall earned them medals at tournaments. Awards went to J.R. Pekarek for most pins and most valuable wrestler, with the most improved wrestler awards going to Tom Howard and Brian Daake. Front, left to right: David Swanson. Brad Goertzen. Tom Howard. Tom Havlat. David Fiala. Kurt Sorensen. Ben Ivans. Row 2: Student manager Michelle Lemmert, Corey Trease, Don Smith, Scott Richardson, Rod Burianek. Rick Kirchhoff. Row 3: Coach Shimeall. J.R. Pekarek. John Conrad. Andy Seeley, Brad Gibson. Brian Daake, Quinten Jordan, Student manager Julie Ameson. Bob wins again! VARSITY WRESTLING Centennial Dorchester Tri-County David City TOURNEYS Friend Invite North Bend David City Aquinas Blue Valley Classic Wilber Invite Milford Invite SNC Tourney Districts 74 Above: Kevin Keller drops his par putt. Right: Dave Heckman concentrates on chipping the ball close to the pin. The 1984 season was a rebuilding year for the Eagle golfers. The team did very well throughout the season, coming six strokes short of a state tournament trip. Dave Heckman and Mike Boden led the team golfing one and two throughout the year for the varsity team. Mike and Mark Minchow were the leading medalists for the JV’s. GOLF SCOREBOARD Varsity lost Geneva JV lost won Wymore Southern lost won Elmwood Palmyra won 3rd Palmyra Invite fourth lost Seward lost lost Friend ffij lost 2nd Raider Invite — 5th Conference , 6th 4th Districts — 1984 Golf Team: Front row • D. Heckman, J. Roth, J. Griffith. M. Minchow. M Thomas. Back row • M. Boden. K. Keller. M. Minchow, J. Pierce, T.J. Meyer. Coach C. Wergin. Not pictured —■ G. Richards. «e mmm The Milford boys track team started out the season with high aspirations, finishing fourth out of fifteen teams at the Doane Indoor Invite. During the course of the year, school records were set in the 400 and the mile medley relays. Milford finished third out of nine teams at their own invitational, which was held at Centennial due to inclement weather. The boys finished a disappointing seventh at SNC. The year ended with Districts. In fourteen of the sixteen events, Milford athletes turned in their best career performances, but none met qualifying times or marks for state. The 400 meter relay finished 2nd but just missed qualifying for state by seconds. VARSITY Points Place Doane Indoors 44 4th Centennial-Malcom-Milford Above right: “Go for it, Scott! Lower right: Jim Kremer shows his form in warm up at the Centennial Invitational. 76 Varsity Boy9 Track: Front row - S. Nichols, M. Young. M. Carnes, S. Peters, J. Stoa, D. Sperling. K. Stoa, T. Kremer. C. Bontrager. Third row - C. Peters. K. Kremer, S. Kremer. Coach T. Muller. K. Kirchhoff. Second row - Coach M. Hingst, D. Sorensen. C. Wohlgemuth, K. Dill. N. Olofsson. T. Martin. C. Shaw, Photos by Rick Houchin 77 mmm The Milford girls track team had a good season, finishing second in two meets and third in the Milford Booster Invitation- al. Seventeen girls lettered for the season. Strong team leaders were seniors Caroline Hoggins with a total of 66 4 points, Susy Klabenes with 48V2 total points, and Shelly Eigsti with 42 Vi total points. Nine individuals placed at the C-2 District Meet, where the team finished fourth. Unfortunately no one was able to finish high enough to qualify for state due to the fact that Milford was in the toughest 11-team district in Class C. The girls did, however, eclipse many of their own career marks. New school records were set by Michelle Nobbman in the 1600 meter run (5:57.7) and by the 4x100 relay team consisting of Kari Bennett, Linn Boesen, Shelly Roth, and Wendy Conover (0:53.5). VARSITY Points Place Centennial Triangular 41 2nd Milford Booster Invite 49 3rd Centennial Invitational 59 4th Above: Caroline Hoggins shows her form on the 200 meter race at Districts. Below: Concentration and determination are shown on Johanna Kness's face as she prepares to throw the discus. 78 L L L Patty Murray puts all of her effort into hurling the shot to place Kari Bennett stretches to clear the last hurdle in a 100 meter race, at Districts. Varsity Girls Track: Front row - Coach C. Kostek, T. Lawton. A Minchow. H. Crumley. S. Roth. L. Boesen. K Bennett. L. Hoggins. T Fosler, T. Howard. Second row - C. Wohlgemuth, M. Burgess. S. Eigsti, C. Fosler, C. Hoggins. P. Murray. K. Backes. S. Klabencs. J. Kness. Coach D. Brettmann. Not pictured - W. Conover. J. Reid. 79 Junior High Track Boys Team: Front Row — D. Swanson. T. Roth. E. Hutsell. Q. Jorden. C. Lorenz. Second Row — A. Seeley. M. Riley. V. Stauffer. B. Bargcn. T. Nespor. Third Row — K. Sorensen. L. Miller. J. Neihardt. T. Stutzman. Coach R. Huss. B. Goertzen. R. McManaman. D. Smith. G. Backes. Not pictured: J. Conrad. J. Tucker. R Kirchhoff. B Ivens. St. Manager D. Grove. T. Howard. B. Gibson. P. Oswald. This year’s Jr. high boys track team worked on building skill and endurance. Although they showed good progress for the season, they had difficulty in developing enough overall team strength to place very high at most of the big meets. The team however, did rally at the Centennial meet with high finishes in the weight and distant events. JR. HIGH TRACK-BOYS Centennial Dual 2nd David City Invite 9th Raymond Cent. Invite 4th Centennial Invite 6th SNC Tie - 9th The junior high track girls started slowly, and steadily improved their times and distances throughout the season, because of their attitude and hard work during practice. The young tracksters started off the season by taking 7th place at David City. They took 4th place at Centennial, 3rd place at Raymond Central, and topped off the season with a 2nd place finish at the Conference meet. The team was led all season long by 8th graders Michelle Nootz and Sheryl Huss. Michelle finished the season by taking 1st at Conference in the long jump, and in the 100 and 200 meter relay team. Sheryl took 3rd at Conference in the discus and 6th in the shot put. Outstanding junior high girls tracksters for 1984 were Sheryl Huss and Michelle Nootz. Junior High Girls Track: Front row - M Kerchal, J. Daakc, T Honeycutt, M. Lab. H. Hingst. Student Manager T. Eberly. Second row • B. Barker, K. Lawton. K. Forst, J. Erb, Student Manager S. Blair. L. Hostletler. Third row - Coach T. Fichtner, L. Grove. M. Nootz. T. Wilson. Not pictured - S. Huss, S. Nichols, and T. Williams. 81 83 Cheers to the cast! Cast of “Don’t Drink the Water” Walter Hollander Mike Boden Marion Hollander Jill Stutzman Susan Hollander Karen Grimes Ambassador Magee Keith Sorensen Axel Magee Bill Shimeall Father Drobney Matt Young Krojack Jim Robertus Sultan of Bashir Shane Stutzman Sultan’s wife Kasner’s wife Angie Knolmeyer Chef Guest of party Machelle Rediger Guest of party Candi Rediger Guest of party Terri Wendelin Kasner Mike Kahle Kilroy Kellie Kapke Burns Kirk Kremer Director Mrs. Harlander Lighting and Stage Heidi Gregg Lori Boesen Heather Gregg Roger Sorensen Todd Eberspacher Gary TeSelle “Who says play practice isn’t fun?” 84 Foreign relations threatened! Dress rehearsals seem to drive some peoople insane! Place an American and his family behind the “Iron Curtain,” mistake them for American spies, and force them to flee to the American Embassy, operated by the incompetent son of an ambassador. The result becomes a Milford High School comedy. “Where is everybody?” was an exasperated question asked by Director Maureen Harlander repeatedly at practices because of the absences. Even with the disappearing cast members at the rehearsals, the production drew laughter from an audience of all ages. Not all the laughter came from planned incidents; for instance, Mr. Hollander (M. Boden) was supposed to accidentally shoot Kilroy (K. Kapke), but the audience found her falling at the sound of a silent gun. Above: Where's the beef?” Left: Krojack (J. Robertus) confronts the Americans. 85 FOOTBALL Outstanding defensive players: B. Forst, B. Portz Outstanding offensive players: S. Carpenter. S. Kremer The 1984 Milford High School Athletic Banquet used the 1984 Olympics as the theme. There were ice sculptures featuring two eagles, the Olympic rings, and a red, white, and blue ice sculpture of the Summer Olympic Logo. The featured speaker was Mark Behning from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln football squad. The evening was capped with the recognition of Milford Times editor Rick Houchin as Nebraska Photographer of the Year for 1984. ACADEMIC ATHLETES M. Boden C. Fosler VOLLEYBALL Most valuable players: W. Conover, S. Klabrenes Most improved player: J. Kness Above: WRESTLING Outstanding wrestler: B. Wehrs Most initial takedowns: B. Wehrs Most improved: B. Portz, T. Stutzman Most pins: J. Fiala 100 point club: J. Fiala, B. Wehrs Middle right: GIRLS BASKETBALL Best offensive player: C. Hoggins Best defensive players: S. Klabenes. P. Murray Lower right: GIRLS TRACK 1983 outstanding trackster: S. Klabenes BASKETBALL Free throw % Champion: K. Kirchhoff Field goal % Champion: S. Kremer 87 Above: Homecoming Royalty - First row: Shelly Eigsti. Queen Kim Backes. King Kurt Kirchoff. Tam Howard. Second row: Bruce Forst, Katha Rediger. Bob Portz, Jim Eicher, Angie Minchow, Scott Carpenter. Below: Seniors add a Touch of Class” to the halls. Photo by Randy's Studio 88 September 23, 1984, was the date for Milford’s Homecoming game and dance. The opponent was Wymore Southern. After soundly defeating the Raiders 29 - 8, King Kirk Kirchoff and Queen Kim Backes, along with their court, were presented to a cheering crowd. The Homecoming theme was “Puttin’ On The Ritz.” During the week there were three spirit days with the following themes: 1920’s,” “Space 'Em Out Day,” and “Purple Day.” On Thursday the students staged a bonfire and held a snake dance. The pep rally downtown on Friday was a big hit. The parade included the Homecoming candidates, the cheerleaders, the high school band, and last but not least, the senior K.A.D. car which made a noisy entrance. After the game the student council sponsored a dance at the elementary school. 89 K I I K i Outstanding Senior English Outstanding Spanish I Outstanding Spanish II Outstanding Math Outstanding Science Mike Boden Kathy TeSelle Michelle Burgess George Naylor Sherry Lawton Chris Fosler Todd Eberspacher Chris Fosler Outstanding Social Studies Shelly Eigsti Outstanding Accounting Darin Sperling Outstanding Home Ec Machelle Rediger Miss FHA Chris Wohlgemuth Outstanding FBLA Member Kim Backes Outstanding Vo Ag I Terry Piening Outstanding Vo Ag II Daryl Sorensen Outstanding Vo Ag III Outstanding Vo Ag IV Boy and Girls State Troy Piening Vince Stauffer Neal Utter Outstanding Student Athletes Chris Fosler Mike Boden Lori Oakeson Todd Eberspacher Bereuter Institute: Mike Boden, Sherry Lawton. Washington Close Up: Mike Boden, Todd Eberspacher, Karen Grimes, Michelle Lemmert, Caroline Mack, Niklas Olofsson, Jyl Stutzman, Linda Vaghts. U.S. Military Academy Scholarship: Mike Boden. Mock Trial: Mike Carnes, Todd Eberspacher, Chris Fosler, Karen Grimes, Scott Kremer, Machelle Rediger 90 Choir Letters Linda Vagts Lisa Tucker Becky Roth Lynelle Roth Michelle Lemmert Tracy Lawton Kellie Kapke Amy Backes Chris Brhel Keith Sorensen Choir Bar Machelle Rediger Senior First Chair Band Wendy Conover Mike Carnes Mike Boden Karen Grimes John Phillip Sousa Award Mike Carnes Outstanding Art Student Kathy TeSelle Mark Minchow Best Actress Karen Grimes Jyl Stutzman Best Actor Mike Boden Most Promising Young Actor Jim Robertus Most Active Speech Members Tom Dawson Jim Robertus VFW “Voice of America” Speech Award Mary Orr Student Council Charnell Stutzman 91 The junior class worked diligently to raise money for this year’s prom by washing cars, selling magazines, and working concessions. The prom festivities began with a lovely banquet at the elementary gym where the waiters and waitresses enter- tained the guests with delighful songs and dances from countries all over the world. The entire high school gym was elaborately decorated to fit the theme “It’s A Small World.” A magnificent mobile of the world hung from the ceiling at the center of the gym. Couples had the opportunity to visit an African hut, patronize a French cafe, or stroll across an oriental bridge. Everyone enjoyed danc- ing to the music of the Main- street Band. For one magical evening, it was “a small world” after all. Hey, Kirk, where's the bull?” A brightly lit Chinese pagoda invites travelers to step into the orient. Above: Waiters and waitresses (left right) were Jay Stoa. Amy Backes. Matt Young, Angie Minchow. Troy Martin. Jodi Reid. Kirk Kremer, Marla Dreezen, Rick Dugdale. Tracy Lawton, Mark Crewdson. and Lisa Tucker. Right: Mark Minchow designs an oriental backdrop. 92 The juniors discover that a “small world” takes a lot of tissue paper. Lori Boesen and Dee Neujahr discover why no one could wear glass slippers after the ball. Left: Becky Roth puts one of her many creative prom ideas into effect. Above: A shimmering night for Kevin Keller and Cyndi Hauder. Stepping lightly to the music of Mainstreet. Rick Dugdale does a Siamese dance for the audience. Above: Shelly and Chris give each other congratulatory hugs while Wendy stops to smell the roses. The 95th Annual Baccalaureate-Commencement Service was held at the Milford campus of Southeast Community College on May 13th, 1984. The Reverend Terry Petty gave the invocation and the Reverend Ed. Wenger led the 48 member class in meditation. Special music was provided by the Varsity Choir, directed by Mrs. Kim Ward and the High School Band, directed by Mr. Brian Anderson. The band also provided the processional and recessional music. Salutatorian Sherry Lawton and Valedictorian Christine Fosler gave the commencement addresses. After Superintendent of Schools Russell J. Pedersen awarded a large number of scholarships, High School Principal Dale Hall presented the students to the school board and to the community. Reverend Petty closed the ceremony with the benediction. The Class of ’84 was escorted to and from the ceremony by Marshalls Darin Sperling, Christy Leichty, Mark Minchow, and Kathy TeSelle. Photo by Rick Houchui Above: Mike Boden is recognized as recipient of the U.S. Military Academy Scholarship. Above: Valedictorian Chris Fosler receives congratulations from School Board President and father. Earl Fosler. Right: Amy Backes and Sherry Lawton reflect on memories of the past and hopes for the future as they wait for the graduation ceremony to begin. Rose Imperial Purple and Empire Gray l Llih LLit LrliLlilitt “The past cannot be changed, but the future is whatever you want it to be.” t Mike Carnes chats with Brenda Stauffer and Shelly Eigsti after Commencement exercises. 95 Above: Students relax in the sunshine. Lower left: Aha. Nick, we got your picture! Lower right: Exercise comes in strange ways, thanks to the senior M-Club boys. Lower left: Machelle and Caroline are friends forever. Lower right: Girls M-Club gets revenge by hiding Kirchhoffs bike. Dori and Brenda say “Good-bye” for the summer. Below: Dori and Brenda say Good-bye for the summer. As we listened to the beat of Michael Jackson, Duran Duran, Culture Club, or the spirited themes of the 1984 Olympics, we became aware of the different styles of musical communication and of the way music relates to our culture. The movies Terms of Endearment and Footloose also suggested American lifestyles to which we could relate. On TV the commercial question ‘‘Where’s the beef?” became a favorite phrase. As we capture the memories of the past year, we think of the hard work it took for the volleyball team and the wrestlers to get to state tournaments. We also remember the long hours of practice and the determination of the students who participated in band, chorus, drama, and other extracurricular activities. As the beat goes on, we the Class of 1984 bid farewell to our new friends, to our foreign exchange students Caroline and Nikolas, and to our old friends, and classmates of many years at MHS. LliLiL Luti c t c Subway Motors Hwy 6. Milford. Nebraska Oodgo Dodge - Dodge Trucks ‘The little dealer that wants to phone 761-2341 put a Dodge in your garage’’ Roger L Hoppe (40?) 761 2939 BUS 761 3194 RES 2- and zD. Standard Service LOCAL LONG DISTANCE TOWING 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE Rediger Chevrolet Co. You 'll like our deal Our service too! 761-2391 Milford Motor Co Inc. Keith L. TeSelle and Larry D. TeSefle 604 ISf St mu r nr Mr mm rr. ..r 76r JOHN GOERTZEN 1-80 4 MILFORD RD Uwn f MILFORD NEBRASKA 6840S BOB’S INTERSTATE GETTY ____ Certified General Mechanic gg ) Bus. (402) 761-2430 ( 5 j Res. 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