Nebraska Christian High School - Reflector Yearbook (Central City, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1972 volume:

The Administration Building is one of the eight buildings on the campus of Nebraska Christian High School dedicated to the service of God and the education of young people. The solid foundation and the skyward look of this central Nebraska landmark are indicative of the philosophy of N.C.H.S.: the Bible as the foundation of all truth, and the exaltation of Jesus Christ as the foremost goal. _ ae mili “ eflector JOY WRIGHT Editor MARILEE JONES KEN COOPER Assistant Editor Business Manager DWIGHT BIRKLEY ERIC DAVIDSON Photographer Ass’t Business Manager JEANNE BOWLEY CEDRIC BOEHR Sophomore Representative Freshman Representative MISS TYBERG MR. McDERMOTT Advisor Advisor NEBRASKA CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL Central City, Nebraska Nineteen seventy-two ...tnall things Rushing, rushing every day getting nowhere, accomplishing nothing. Personal ego the hub of one’s existence. Where is peace? Where is re- ality? Pue-eminence The greatest times we as a school experienced, were those which came as we gave Christ His pre-eminence in our individual per- sonalities, and in each activity of which we were a part. He became a real person to us and gave us wonderful peace. rightful place of This year at Nebraska Christian High School, we have tasted times of emptiness, frustration, and discouragement, but also times of joy, peace and en- couragemeni. We hope that as you read and look through this book you will see the many areas where Christ should have the pre-eminence in our lives and yours. 7 16-18 . id he is the who is the beginning, that in all things he might are in earth, visible and invisible, be thrones, or do all things all t And he is An Colossians 1 . , d by, and for him: e dead were create hings, and by him all things consist. head of the body, the church and that firstborn from th the preeminence. in | ree ee Mr. Walter Ediger Superintendent On the line! In a world that is forgetting Christ, or making of Him just a handy concept, or of His name a religion, it is refreshing to find the evidences of God’s purpose of the ages. This purpose, of course, is bes t seen in man. This purpose includes man’s admission that God has foreordained and that He has a plan that includes man as a very vital part of the plan. Nebraska Christian High School is one of the cogs in God’s machinery which brings man to a place of understanding of Himself and His great plan. Students at this school are being exposed continually to God and His revelation of His purpose. All of this can be summed up in the theme of this annual, ‘That in all things He might have the preeminence.” We trust that the people and scenes depicted in this annual be a true representation of God's purpose. We invite you to enjoy reliving with us a year at N. C. —Walter O. Ediger Getting a view of Mr. Ediger’s new office Being a part of the administration has its ups and downs, just the same as being a part of anything else. But we often forget how much they really help us out. Accurate academic and financial records are kept of every student, and if someone ever wants to know what is next on the schedule, he needs only to go to the office counter. Certainly chaos would reign without people to handle the problems that come up. We thank God that these people have been used in different ways to influence our lives. We know everything is for a purpose in order that Christ might have preeminence in all parts of our life. Keeping the records straight. H. Kay Sawyer Principal Miss B. always Knows what time it is. N dr WARD SMITH CARL SCHUMACHER RUBEN RUYBALID PATRICIA TYBERG NELLIE AKERT Bible Bible Spanish English English Junior High Dorm Physical Education Reflector John Fletcher, B.A, Supervisor Coach Piano University of Junior Class Bethel College, B.A. Nebraska, M.A. Otterben College, B.A Kearney State, M.S. � okt _ ae EDWARD JOHNS THOMAS CALNAN ALLEN McDERMOTT DALE MONAHAN BARB VAN LENTE Social Studies Social Studies Mathematics industrial Arts Home Economics Coach Senior Class Reflector Wyoming University, B.S. Coach Senior Class Boston State, B.S., Coach Sophomore Class College of Emporia, B.A. M.Ed. Nyack Missionary College, Western Michigan B.S. University, B.S. Indiana University, M.S. KENNETH LIEBELT LOIS TIBBETTS ROBERT McGREW Music Business Science Band Library Greenville College, B.S. SHARON LIEBELT, R. N. Tabor College, B.A. University of Nebraska, Middle Tennessee Special Health Instructor B.S. State, M.S.T. 10 ED and BEULAH MUIRHEAD Custodian and Cook af HELEN SMITH . MATILDA PENNER Cook CARL and ETHEL SCHUMACHER Dorm Supervisors CAROLYN BUSENITZ Ss Diplomat we oo GLADYS WIEBE Office Secretary j f Dorm Supervisor Office Secretary Diplomat Piano ALSTON and WANDA RASMUSSEN DON and WINNIE WRIGHT Dorm Supervisors Dorm Supervisors Hard at work What's your opinion, Mr Ediger? Back row: Orvil Hamer, Paul Oswald, Stuart Mieth, Front row: Gustav Thieszen, Joyce Grantham, Eldon Nickolas. = in F hipdbewsies RONDA ANN BALLAGH DWIGHT LEROY BIRKLEY Burwell, Nebraska Newcastle, Nebraska “Happiness isn’t just a goal in life, its a way of life.” “Love means you really never say good-bye, Track 1, 2,3,4 Editor 4 Choir 3, 4 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Ensemble 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Softball 2, 3 Glee Club 3 Reporter 4 Class Officer 4 Diplomat Staff 3 Reflector Staff 4 Choir 2, 3, 4 Trio 3,4 Ensemble 4 STEVE ARTHUR BULLER KENNETH LEE COOPER York, Nebraska Central City, Nebraska “In the dungeons of your mind who have you got “We make a living by what we get, but we make a chained to the wall?” life by what we give.” Football 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Ensemble 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1 Glee Club 3 Track 1,2, 3,4 Softball 1 Reflector Staff 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 3 Choir 2, 3, 4 Student Body President 4 Glee Club 3 Band 1, 2, 3,4 14 DANIEL RENE’ CURTET nae dih ARLYNNE MILDRED FALK Bogata’, Columbia rt? Bridgeport, Nebraska Romans 8:28a “And we know that all things Psalm 9:10 “And they that know thy name work together for good to them that love God,’ will put their trust in thee: for thou, Lord, has Football 3, 4 not forsaken them that seek thee. ’ oOo id , Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3 Track 3,4 . = Diplomat Reporter 3 Choir 4 Glee Club 3, 4 GLENDA JOYCE FRANZ Henderson, Nebraska “Patience is the ability to keep your motor idling when you feel like stripping your gears.” Choir 2, 3, 4 Diplomat Reporter 3 Class Officer 2 Ensemble 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Trio 4 Glee Club 3 DAVID LESLIE FRIEND TWILA FERN HAMILTON Alburquerque, New Mexico Como, Colorado Isaiah 40:31 “But they that wait upon the Lord “Why worry when you can pray.” shall renew their strength, they shall mount up with wings as eagles, they shall run and not be weary, they shall walk and not faint.” Choir 4 Glee Club 3 Student Rep. 4 S WENDY LEE HONEYWELL LAWRENCE ZANE JOHNSON Omaha, Nebraska Burwell, Nebraska “Absence makes the heart grow fonder. If you're wading, you might as well be swimming. Choir 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 3, 4 Class Officer 4 Basketball 1 Student Rep. 2 Cheerleader 3, 4 Dorm Officer 4 Glee Club 3 Glee Club 3 PEGGY WYDEEN KUGLER ERIC WALTER LOOS Bartlet, Nebraska Lincoln, Nebraska “Love comes to those who wait.” Proverbs 15:1 “A soft answer turneth away wrath but grievous words stir up anger.” Volleyball 3, 4 Dorm Officer 3 Football 3, 4 Glee Club 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Track 1,3 Student Rep. 3 Glee Club 3 RANDALL STEPHEN LUTES Central City, Nebraska Jeremiah 33:3 “Call unto me and I will answer thee and show thee great and mighty things which thou knowest not.” Football 2, 3; 4 Basketball 2, 3 Track 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 RICK KEITH RESSEL Henderson, Nebraska Galations 2:20a I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live yet not I, but Christ liveth in me. Football 2, 3, 4 Dorm Officer 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 3 Softball 1 Ensemble 2, 3, 4 Choir 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Band 1, 2,3, 4 Jr. High Football Coach 4 DENISE AVIS OLIPHANT Jefferson, Colorado “Just worry about today; tomorrow will take care of itself.” Track 1,3 Class Officer 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 3, 4 Glee Club 3 Softball 1, 3 Diplomat Reporter 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 3, 4 DONALD WAYNE SCHUMACHER Central City, Nebraska “I used to complain about having no shoes until I saw a man who had no Jeet = Choir 4 Student Rep 4 DEBRA LEE SHAFER ELROY DEAN THIESZEN Lincoln, Nebraska Henderson, Nebraska “Cheerfulness smoothes the road of life.’ Isaiah 40:31 “But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew trength, ti } 1ount up with igs as eagles, the Track 3, 4 Diplomat Reporter 4 the . strengt shall n sa ‘F ae ep : 5 ; 7 ; th - Adal run and no D eary ShaU waik and ni aint. Choir 3, 4 Glee Club 3 sn ru 1d NC e wear iéy Sh WV It jaini Dorm Officer 4 Chapel Rep. 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2,3, 4 Student Rep. 1 Track 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 3 Choir 2, 3, 4 Diplomat Staff 3, 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Ensemble 4 Dorm Officer 1 Choir Officer 4 JULIE ANN VANOSDALL JOY LOUISE WRIGHT Grand Island, Nebraska Central City, Nebraska “Maybe Yes, Maybe No” “Any love we will not share, we can not keep.” Diplomat Reporter 4 Track 2 Dorm Officer 3 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Editor 4 Softball 2 Ensemble 3, 4 Choir 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3 Band 2, 3, 4 Reflector Staff 2,3 Trio 3,4 We've come a long way, to get where we are teday. a : , eee |e Ronda Ballagh Steve Buller Ken Cooper Arlynne Falk Glenda Franz Twila Hamilton Wendy Honeywell Lawrence Johnson Peggy Kugler a Rick Ressel Debbie Shafer Elroy Thieszen Julie Vanosdahli Joy Wright Class of ’72 Our class of twenty-three seniors entered the administration building on August 24, 1971, for our last year of high school. We were all anxious for the completion of our last year. As the weeks went by, we became involved in many different areas of school life such as football, volleyball, cheerleading, and last but certainly not least, socializing. A short time later two senior boys ran for Senior Class officers: T. Hamilton, Student Rep.; R. Ballagh student body president, and many of us participated Secretary? D. Schumacher, Student Rep.; D. Shafer, Chapel Rep a wholeheartly, campaigning for the man of our choice. Honeywell, Treasurer; Mr. Johns, Sponsor; Mr. Calnan, Sponsor; D Ken Cooper won the election and began with prayer Oliphant, Business Mgr.; L. Johnson, President; K. Steffen, Vice for a successful year. President The House of Yesterday had quite a shaking up when all twenty-three of us came bounding in for a class ‘‘outing.’’ We spent the evening at a Grand Island park eating, feeding the ducks, and throwing things into the lake. A hat betrayed the cowboy in the group. Devotions ‘‘topped” our day together. Our senior pictures were returned to us just before Christmas, after many impatient trips to the office. December 14, an exciting presentation of Charles Dickens, “A Christmas Carol, ’ was given by the speech department featuring several seniors. Such things as ‘‘| don’t know what to do!” and “‘touch my robe!”’ were often heard thereafter in class. Alumni Day, we renewed old aquaintances, and friendships,and revived a courtship or two. The senior girls were victorious in volleyball, but in basketball the boys didn’t have that same luck. The senior girls proved their volleyball ability again as they were champions over all underclassmen at the dorm parties. Our class has never lost a girls’ volleyball game in the history of the dorm parties. Second semester, new students joined our class and filled the vacancies left by those who had departed. During the course of the year we voted in two presidents and three vice presidents, but surprisingly enough kept all the other officers the same. Spring brought a fresh look at old things taken for granted and sometimes ignored. A new outlook on life also began to form. Soon we would be out on our own making a go at life—a life which by no means would be easy, but with Christ in the center, we knew that all things were possible. Now, for me There you go ROGER!!! HANDS OFF!!! = ™ - ve, Y Steve Alimand, Chapel Rep. Cathy Anderson Craig Barthel Dale Briggs Philip Binder Bill Brush Chris Boehr, Vice President Junior Class of... Dean Dahike Eric Davidson, Treas We stand in the middle Bewildered, amazed; Yes, a little frightened, This world? Half-crazed? Yet, stop to think We may be awed, But we have the link That link is God. Patty Dunham Lois Dworshak Ruth Foland Debby Foley Maxine Graber Joe Harms zi : | i | } | | ve % ¥ r rs ) Marilee Jones, Student Rep Rachel Martin Norman Meith al Kathy Moody ¢ 9 ris 3 James Ravenscroft —s Roger Heiser Dave Penner Tim Rollogas, Bus. Mgr. Vince Ressel, Student Rep. Edward Ritta Dan Rothhaar Jerry Scott Steve Thompson Linda Sellers, Sec Melody Warren Pam Till Debi Van Boening Kathy Vollers Mark Anderson Tim Binder Jeanne Bowley, Diana Brush Sherril Buller Student Rep. Gala Garwood, Cindy Graber Doug Hamilton Darla Hermsmeyer Debbie Honeywell Chapel Rep. Rochelle Larsen Roxane Larsen Sephomere Class of ... Fred Root Dick Ruybalid Karen Vollers Kurt Vollers Lorene Carlson Lenita Clausen Teresa Dixon Kathy Dyck Mickee Kugler, Chery! Larsen Sec.-Treas. Maureen McConaughey Pam Moody Martha Penner Larry Puckett, Vice-Pres. Brenda Schmidt Robert Schroeder Dennis Schumacher, Paul Smith David Thompson Sarah Trujillo Pres. . Into these silent pages : x tale Another year has passed; “ i at Bearing with it work and joy, Memories that always last. Yes, with God’s help we'll make it, As we look forth to more, For we're a true class of N.C. The Class of ‘ 74.”’ Betsy Wright Dan Wright Gayle Anderson, Karen Anderson Weston Barthel Lois Blankenbeckler Vice President Freshman Class of ... Cedric Boehr, President Bob Buller Kathy Busselman Randy Carr Brian DeBoer Rodney Glynn Byron Harms, Sec.-Treas. Jay Macha Eunice Martin Arlene Mieth, Chapel! Rep. Ritchie Reckling Rosalyn Ruybalid, Student Rep. Roberta Young Tom Sharman Susanna Anthoney Susan Hudson Alan Barthel, Mary Sawyer, President Sec.-Treas Charlyn Rasmussen, Vice-Pres Stephen Cooper Kent Forsberg Lydia Johns Putting up a Bulletin board Steve Cooper working takes a lot of planning. hard on Shop Project. Giade Seven Nathan Cutbirth Chuck Rasmussen Tim Ingwerson Becky Wright Ron Luikens Allen Nichols Jonathan Ruybalid Dale Schumacher Hard at work?? Putting your nose to the grind VIRGINIA RAE LEE KENNETH LEE STEFFEN Central City, Nebraska Omaha, Nebraska ‘My God shall supply all your need according to I see things for what they are and say why, I His riches in glory by Christ Jesus. ’ Philippians 4:19 see things for what they could be and say wh) not John F. Kennedy Choir 4 Band 4 Class Officer 4 Boys Glee 4 Second Semester Students DIANE ALLAN PENNY GRANTHAM SHARON BRUSH Junior 7th Grade 8th Grade Back row: G. Franz, S. Buller, J. Wright, R. Ressel, D. Birkley, D. Curtet, D. Rothhaar, E. Daivdson, M. Anderson, D. Shafer, C. Boehr. 3rd row: R. Ballagh, K. Vollers, R. Larson, E. Thieszen, D. Schumacher, K. Steffens, K. Vollers, V. Ressel, K. Cooper, P. Till, T. Hamilton, G. Garwood. 2nd row: Mr. Sawyer, Director, R. Larson, M. Graber, L. Sellers, K. Vollers, B. Schroeder, D. Wright, T. Binder, B. Wright, M. McConaughey, D. Oliphant, E. Ignacio. Front row: M. Jones, M. Warren, D. Foley, W. Honeywell, R. Ruybalid, D. Hamilton, T. Rollagas, D. Dalke, J, Bowley, R. Martin. “Sing unte the Lord anew song...” . and choir has been a time of singing to the Lord. This is one way of praising God, and those in choir have been thankful for this opportunity. C. Boehr, Secretary, Mr. Sawyer, Director, E. Thies zen, President. Girls Trio: P. Till, J. Wright, G. Franz, and M. Jones, pianist Mixed Ensemble: R. Ballagh, pianist, E. Davidson, C. Boehr, K. Cooper, J. Wright, D. Rothhaar, G. Franz, R. Ressel, P. Tiil Music Groups The purpose of these groups is stated in Ephesians 5:19: “Speaking... in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing anc making melody...to the Lord.” Thesé groups seek to represent NCHS, and serve Christ in any way that is made available. 34 Boys Quartet: R. Ressel, D. Rothhaar, K. Cooper, E. Davidson, M. Jones, pianist Back Row: R. Ressel, E. Davidson, D. Curtet, J. Harms, R. Lutes, R. Heiser, D. Rothhaar. Second Row: Mr. Liebelt, director, N. Mieth, E. Thieszen, K. Steffen, D. Penner, V. Ressel. First row: M. Jones, pianist, J. Scott, D. Dalke, T. Rollogas, R. Ruybalid, R. Ballagh, pianist. District Music Contest Ratings Piane R. Ballagh — II M. Jones — | Piano duet — | Vecal High Voice G. Franz — Il P. Till — Il Medium Voice D. Oliphant — tI R. Ballagh — | Low Voice J. Wright — | R. Martin —| Girls Trio — | R. Ressel — | D. Birkley — | V. Ressel — I K. Steffen — | E. Davidson — | R. Schroeder — | Instrumental Clarinet Duet — II Saxophone Trio — II Large Groups Boys Glee — | Choir — | Band — Il Front Row M. Graber, M. Jones, M. Warren, C. Lutes, S. Buller, L. Carlson, R. Ruybalid, R. Lutes, 8. Buller, E. Davidson Second Row — J. Harms R. Ressel, J. Wright, K. Vollers, D. Wright, K. Cooper, R. Glynn, T. Sharman, R. Larsen. Third Row L Sellers, R. Luikens, D. Dahike, C. Graber, R. Ruybalid, V. Ressel, D. Penner, J. Ruybalid, D. Lutes, N. Meith, C. Boehr, E Thieszen, C. Boehr, | nstructor— Mr. Liebelt Band Toot-toot and Bang-bang are the morning sounds of band as Mr. Liebelt is getting us together for pep rallies, games, and school activities. “The song of the Lord began with the trum- pets and with the instruments ordained...” Il Chronicles 29:27b ‘Our director, hard at work Presidential Campaign Rambling Rick’s Candidate Rick Resse! Compass Party Candidate Ken Cooper Leadership is a quality that God gives to a special group of people. Only a small proportion have the ability, stamina, and integrity to be a leader. Can you imagine the state of affairs that our country would be in if all its citizens tried to be leaders and no one wanted to follow? Here at N. C., we students unite under the president of the student body who, together with the students representatives, provides the leadership for all student projects. Ronda Top seller Subscription Drive The race track “They which run in a race run all, but one receiveth the prize.’’ As the year began we were off to the “races”’ selling subscriptions for the Diplomat and Reflector. The theme being the “Indy 500,” one class raced against another. As the verse says, one receiveth the prize. The senior class was the top team with their classmate Ronda Ballagh being overall top seller. Gathering in subscriptions Projects Corn Picking Candy Selling M. Sawyer, R. Ruybalid, M. Jones, D. Schumacher, K. Cooper — Pres., T. Hamilton, V. Ressel, J. Bowley, Mr. Ediger Results Trophy case Bleacher repair Science microscopes Library books Jr. high sports equipment Seated from left: Arlene Mieth, Dan Rothhaar, Debbie Shafer, Mr. Liebelt, Mr. Sawyer, Busenitz, Miss Tyberg, Gala Garwood, Jonathan Ruybalid Chapel Committee Rev. Gwin spoke for the chapels during Spiritual Emphasis Week Several times a month the enthusias- tic members of the Chapel Planning Commit- tee met in the conference room. Their purpose has been to seek the Lord’s guid- ance in planning a wide variety of chapels which would benefit the students of N. C. Special speakers, musical groups, films, and discussion topics were planned to encourage the students in their Christian lives. This was a rich experience for all involved. C. Busenitz, G. Wiebe, Sponsors; K. Vollers, Circulation Manager; E. Thieszen, Business Manager; R. Ballagh, Editor; C. Boehr, Assistant Editor; L. Sellers, Assistant Circulation Manager; T. Rollogas, Assistant Business Manager Diplomat Staff F. Root, D. Penner, K. Vollers, D. Shafer, D. Wright, C. Barthel, B. Schroeder. Second Row: J. Vanosdall, J Scott, P. Till, T. Binder, C. Boehr, T. Hamilton, G. Garwood, C. Rasmussen. Front Row: J. Ruybalid, D Oliphant, M. Kugler, M. Graber, D. Foley, R. Larsen, J. Bowley Reflector Staff Sometimes we're swamped with work—espe- cially when we haven't done our work when we were supposed to. Staff Members — K. Cooper, Business Manager; D. Birkley, Photographer; C. Boehr, Freshman Rep; J. Wright, Editor; Miss Tyberg, Sponsor; E. Davidson, Assistant Business Manager; J. Bowley, Sophomore Rep.; M. Jones, Assistant Editor; Mr. McDermott, Sponsor; R. Ruybalid, Assistant Photographer. . Mr. McDermott and Miss Tyberg for sponsoring us. Let’s see—how does this go now! . Miss Tibbetts for helping with the typing. . Miss Busenitz for a ll those passes to the dorm to work on the annual third period. . . Marilee, Eric, Jeanne, Cedric, and Rick for all the cooperation and help to get the pages in. ., all you others who helped to make our annual possible. from us, Ken, Joy, Dwight Scheel ““Time ...A_ precious thing. Where does it go? That exam was scheduled aweekago...” _an hour and a half prac- ticing football. . . _ten minutes in the candy store... _an hour in the library- _.. Minutes ticking away, spent with books and friends. . . We fill each day with smiles, sunshine, sleeping. . . . sadness, singing, study- ing, and shouting. Then we can lift our faces to God... ... and thank Him for Him- self and for another day in the life of a student who is being trained to be used of Him.”’ Three lucky bachelors Go Nate! Go! ST” Wake-up and play Diana Ah! come on; can't ya take a joke? Friendly service _ “ , A a Surprise! Before Everything is finally in place! Working on the Junior-Senior Banquet surely is better than study hall ) L af ’ iC | jf _| Sophomore servers doing their job carefully and efficiently It takes a lot of concentration to get this done right! Sophomore servers for the banquet Mrs. Smith being escorted into the banquet. Junior-Senior Banquet Dishes can be fun—even the Jesus... Bridge Over Troubled Waters eae God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. . . Though the waters thereof roar and be troubled. Psalm 46:1,3a GOD 15 OUR REFUGE AND STRENGTH. A VERY PRESENT HELP IN TROUBLE THOUGH THE WATERS THERE- OF ROAR AND BE TROUBLED A message by Mr. Voth with Psalm 46:1,3a the theme. Mr. Norman Voth giving a number with his trumpet. Dorm officers: C. Boehr, M. Graber, D. Shafer, D. Foley, K. Vollers, M. Kugler. You can’t have my pillow! This is the way we brush our teeth. . . f © Ble Cleaning day again... it takes a lot of steam to get going in the morning Caught in the act! Avon calling! The Odd Couple: M. G. and L. D. Boys’ Doxm Surprise!!! A year in East Hall holds many memories and emotions. Seeing old friends and meeting new ones is the biggest highlight at the beginning of the year. Then as time passes there is the sorrow of departure. Million dollar smile Living together as a family, we share our happiness, our sorrow, and our hurt with each other as if we were blood brothers as well as brothers in the Lord. We can also confide in our dorm parents as if they were our own. Only through these relationships can dorm life be most satisfying. We were proud to show our campus To those who came that da) The Saw Just how ( Survives, Saw us do things our wa) They got a snatch of our dorm life, In the classrooms nothing was hid. But most of all we hope they saw His likeness in what we did. in Arhletics ferrer es - — ‘ ; 7 _ [ a= ss te —. y f } a , = jo ow | ju i Fourth Row J. Jensen, D. Schumacher, J. Harms, L. Johnson, D. Curtet, M. Jensen, R. Lutes, E. Davidson, R. Heiser. Third Row J. Ravenscroft, E. Thieszen, R. Ressel, K. Cooper, S. B uller, V. Ressel, D Ehrenberg, 8. Harms. Second Row Coach Johns, D. Hamilton, Student Man., D. Briggs, Student Man, J Macha, N. Meith, E. Loos, L. Puckett, R. Schroeder, J. Ruybalid, Coach Ruybalid. First Row — W. Barthel, R. Carr, B. Brush, B. Buller, D Penner, C. Barthel, T. Rollogas, R. Reckling Foctlhall Another Eagles’ football team Has played its best this year; The record wasn’t all that great, And doesn't bring much cheer, But N.C. students still are proud And we will always reign. Not most important is the win— It's how we play the game. And this is where they do their best From start to final gun; They play just great until the end, With us they’re number one. And then there is the Junior High Which had a perfect season; They didn't lose one game at all— They used sound plays and reason. And now we all must give salute, Our loyalty they see; For they are our own football team— The Eagles of N.C. T. Ingwerson, B. Harms, J. Macha, W. Barthel; Second Row Coach Ressel, R. Reckling, R. Luikens, D. Schmuacher, A. Barthel, C. Rasmussen, J. Ruybalid Lawrence Johnson Marvin Jensen Ken Cooper Eric Loos Randy Lutes Keep fighting, Tim! David Ehrenberg Steve Buller Dan Curtet Elroy Thieszen Rick Ressel R. Martin,E. Ignacio, J. Bowley, M. Jones, M. Kugler, G. Garwood, L. Sellers, B. Wright R. Larsen, C. Boehr, K. Vollers, J. Wright, P. Kugler, R. Ballagh, D. Oliphant, Miss Van Lente, Coach Junior High “We've only just begun The words show the dent we've made into the skills of volleyball. But we came close; and gave our opponents a scare. Just wait until next year We'll show ‘em! Valleyball Senior High Practice Long, tiring and hot. But one see: the necessity it the day afte; the game Spirit Sometimes it gets pretty low, bu after prayer things are much better. The Game: Exciting challenging and making US want to do better jp the future Our hopes: Trying to do our best, but wishing next year’s team better luck. One thing you can say for us, ‘‘We tried!’ L. Johns, B. Wright, C. Rasmussen, S. Anthoney, K, Anderson, R. Ruybalid, A. Mieth, G. Anderson, M. Sawyer, E. Martin, R. Ballagh, Coach: C. Boehr, Ass’t. Coach. “That's a ball, and you get one chance to put Time out to find out what Coach would have done. it over. Understand? Way to sock it over, Ronda. One more over for N.C.! D. Hamilton, L. Puckett, V. Ressel, R. Ressel, E. Davidson Schroeder, T. Rollogas, E. Johns, Coach Varsity Basketball Front Row T. Rollogas, B. Schroeder, J. Harms, Coach Ruybalid, D0. Schumacher, L Puckett, D. Hamilton Second Row C. Boehr, K. Vollers, M. Anderson, D. Penner, B. Buller, R. Ruybalid “DB” Seam }_ 5 _ ae a — - ‘ = =. A 4 Front Row N. Cutbirth, R. Luikens, C. Rasmussen, T. Sharman, R. Reckling, B. DeBoer, K. Forsberg, J Ruybalid. Second Row Coach Thieszen, B. Buller, J. Macha, B. Harms, R. Glynn, T. Van Boening, C. Boehr Coach Rollogas Junior High Back row: J. Bowley, R. Ballagh, K. Vollers, C, Boehr, J. Wright, D. Shafer, K Voilers, D. Hermsmeyer, R. Larsen. Down: G. Garwood, L. Sellers, T. Dixon, Mr. McDermott, Coach, M. Warren. Back Row: R. Glynn, N. Mieth, R. Ressel, D. Rothaar, R. Lutes, D. Curtet, J. Ravenscroft, J. Harms, B. Harms, E. Thieszen, C. Boehr, B. Buller, V. Ressel, S. Buller, R. Reckling, J. Macha, T. Rollogas, C. Barthel, K. Voilers, J. Scott, D. Hamilton, Coach Ruybalid Get Ready-Set-Go! : Ot Off and running at N. C. Comfortable? Facthall Cheerkeaders All together now Hey fans, clap your hands! D. Foley, W. Honeywell, G. Franz, M. Warren D. Foley, G. Franz, W. Honeywell, M. Warren Basketball Cheerleaders La This is the way we polish our shoes. Smashing! Don't you think? Spirit! Let's hear it! Coaches and Managers E. Johns, A. McDermott, B. VanLente, R. Ruybalid ae Foothall | Aye ORE r y Rick Ruybalid, Dale Briggs, Doug Hamilton Basketball Snack Dwight Birkley and Norman Mieth - all things THE REXALL STORE Phone 946-2772 Central City, Nebr. aaaeienael all co + LaFayette Beauty Shop The latest in hair styling for ali occasions COSMETICS and JEWELRY 309 G. Street — Phone 946-2731 Central City, Nebraska JUSTICE LOCKE DRUG CO. Prescriptions CENTRAL CITY, NEBR. PHONE 946-2501 MUSTARD OIL COMPANY PHILLIPS 510 G. St. Phone 946-9978 Central City, Nebraska 68826 KUHN OIL COMPANY Central City Mobil Products Automatic Car Wash Complete Tune-up Service 519 G STREET PHONE 946-9910 Community Service Station Skelley gas, oil, and excellent service “ eS f i [COMMUNITY aK wh ——_ Community Sale Barn SALE EVERY THURSDAY We sell hogs, cattle, sheep, and horses For top sale service call 946-2831 or see Elmer Galusha and Sons—dAuctioneer Maverick Torino Galc Mustang Thunderbird by FORD FOR ‘72 Sales Service Central City, Nebraska Butch’s Body Shop Chuck Lammermann 1705 17th Avenue Central City, Nebraska PHONE 946-2715 e Body Rebuilding Paintings and Glass Installation Sport Car or Wagon Goodyear — Firestone — Goodrich Central City, Nebraska Hesselgesser Motor Company BUICK OLDSMOBILE GMC TRUCK Phone 946-249] Central City, Nebraska 68826 GROSSHANS, INC. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER FARMHAND PRODUCTS MOBIL OIL PRODUCTS PONTIAC CARS CHIEF BUILDINGS AND BINS Phone 946-3075 CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA FOR THE CENTRAL NEBRASKA Fertilizers Farm Chemicals SEE Martson’s Ag-Service Division Phone 946-2201 CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA DAIRY QUEEN LEPP LARSEN, INC. Home of Quality Service and Genuine John Deere Parts We extend our quality product and service in a full line of JD equipment, Stormor Buildings, Grain Storage, and Grain Drying; Fox Forage Harvestors, Hesston Swathing Equipment STOP IN TODAY W. HWY. 30 Phone 946-3041 Route 2, SMITH ELECTRIC CENTRAL CLEANING CENTER Electricial Wiring Supplies Zenith TV — Radio — Hi-Fi OWNERS — JAMES JANET BOULTON Phone 946-3161 CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA PHONE 946-2451 CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA 74 BEREAN FUNDAMENTAL CHURCH F..Ave. and D. Streets Central City, Nebraska A “Home Church” Away from Home JIM’S G. W. FOODS : ‘ CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA Sunday School 10:00 a.m, Training Hour 6:30 p.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. ; F i acta E The Home of SHURFINE FOODS Wednesday Prayer Hour 7:30 p.m. YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME! EVANGELICAL FREE a ) CHURCH ee Central City “Making Christ Known” SAFEWAY OO RALPH Sunday School—9:45 A.M. Morming Worship—1l1 A.M. Evening Service— CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA re ee Mid-Week panos ) Winter—7:30 P.M Summer—8:00 P.M. At the Corner of Highway 14 and 19th St. 75 205 FIRST WEST PHONE 345-2718 EUGENE VAN BOENING AREA DISTRICT Kirby Co. of McCook (PD McCook, Nebraska NO OTHER APPLIANCE WILL DO SO MANY THINGS FOR YOU WE REPAIR ALL TYPES OF VACUUMS SALES SERVICE KEEP UP WITH THE LATEST DIRT! Merrick County Grain Co. Grain Feeds Phone 946-2291 Central City, Nebraska 68826 PHIL BOLLING LOCKERS PHONE 946-2551 CENTRAL CITY, NEBR. Complete Meat Processing Cure and Smoke The Year Around Lard Rendering Selling Beef By The Quarter, Half or Whole YOU'LL LIKE OUR SERVICE—FAST—EFFICIENT CLASSIFIED ADS This is ar TTicial plug Volkswagons. You know, those little tin cans on four wheels. They better than any other car. But maybe I'll change mind wher 311 smashed up from hitting a wat ricycle The Volkswagon Lady A Poem Dedicated to all Lovers Love is a peculiar thing It’s something like a li It wraps it’s tail around And crawls into your ¢ Confucious say, ‘Girl who wear paper dress should not sit too near fireplace.” FORE SAIL: Speling boke ingoode Kundishun Lurnhowe to spel kurecle. Lost and Found: Lost — A student during class Found A blank paper where notes should have been T.S. WANTED: A good substitute worker, need no HOG SLOPPER experience, will train. Job Lor ORLY CENTRAL CITY'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE Continuous Service Since 192] Phone 946- 2672 CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA PLA-MOR TRAILER SALES George ‘‘Bill’’ Day u. Ss. 30 CENTRAL CITY. NEBRASKA EDDA’‘S MOTEL Mrs. Berniece Luikens, Owner Central City, Nebraska Phone 946-3066 Your Christian Home Away From Home LILLIAN CHURCH OF CHRIST Route 3 Broken Bow, Nebraska 68822 308-872-2618 SCHEDULE OF SERVICES Sunday Bible School Morning Worship 10:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Wednesday High School Youth Thursday Bible Study We are dedicated in restoring New Testament Christianity. “Where the Bible speaks, we speak; where the Bible is silent, we are silent.” James A. Story Minister PLEASANT POINT COMMUNITY CHURCH 22 miles North of Ellsworth, Nebraska or 35 miles South of Gordon, Nebraska along High-way 27 Sunday School Morning Worship Wed. Bible Study Youth Meetings each Sunday June—August at 4:30 p.m. Donald R. Hoover, Pastor “We invite you to worship with us when you are in the sandhills. ”’ Greetings from WESTWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH 3012 So. 119th Street Omaha, Nebraska Sunday Services: Worship Sunday School Evening Gospel Hour 8:30 11:00 a.m, 9:45 a.m, John L. Breitholtz, Pastor I WAS GLAD WHEN THEY SAID UNTO ME, LET US GO INTO THE HOUSE OF THE LORD. Psalm 122:1 JEFFERSON COMMUNITY CHURCH Jefferson, Colo. 80456 75 miles S.W. of Denver on Highway 285 Our Student We are behind you Nebraska Christian High Bethel Church of the Nazarene Palmer, Nebraska Goldie L. Stearman, Pastor Romans 8:28 + .-3 “And we know that all things work together for good them that love who are called according to his purpose.” CLININA enuf SUNDAY SCHOOL Sunny Hill Sunday School Rt. 2 Palmer, Nebraska 68864 CENTRAL ALLIANCE CHURCH 2820 “0” Street Lincoln, Nebraska Richard E. Bush, Pastor 9 15 a.m. 10 30 a.m 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. EVERGREEN UNION CHURCH 14 Miles East of Hayes Center, Nebraska For we preach not ourselves, but Christ Jesus the Lord; and ourselves your servants for Jesus’ sake. For in him dwelleth all the Fulness of the God head bodily II Corinthians 4:5 Colossians 2:9 HENSLEY STUDIO Job Printing Social Business Rubber Stamps Picture Framing Wedding Invitations Napkins — Matches Thank You Notes Wedding Accessories Complete Photo Service 122 D STREET PHONE 946-2381 CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA Central City Florist CENTRAL CITY, NEBR. All Occasions Anywhere, Anytime REDMAN SHOE CO. Where Fit Comes First Shoes For All the Family Central City, Nebraska Nordstedts Ethel A. and Charles J. Heeny Owners GOOD CLOTHES FOR MEN, BOYS, AND LADIES Phone 946-3281 CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA PALSER SERVICE Gas Oil Tires Phone 946-9917 CENTRAL CITY Gor LTH Jplbler VAN’S ELECTRIC SERVICE Sa toed (Mau C row Central City Auto Parts Co. Complete Machine Shop Phone 946-2102 Bled Wensnedee Sani Central City, Nebraska 68826 GRAND ISLAND 1222 West 4th Ph. 382-5656 Your Weekly Visitor REPUBLICAN © NONPAREIL CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA at ; ——e, ee $.G. FOSSLER oo BT PROSPECT, iy For Your PRINTING and ADVERTISING NEEDS CALL 946-3081 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ‘72 from ROSEMONT CHURCH OF THE HRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE J ISS Ist EVANGELICAL A FREE CHURCH 3301 North 56th Street LINCOLN NEBRASKA 68504 2600 No. 70th LINCOLN, NEBRASKA PASTORS H. B. Leastman Dennis L. Gorton Lincoln's Outstanding Center of Evangelism and Missions 203 N. Locust. © ue | Fact : ge , : :ervice CSS TELEPHONE 48 BOX 215 HENDERSON, NEBRASKA Your Yearbook Printer Be Thidk my Jae Rock’ PSALM 31:2 ROWSE “DOUBLE 9” MOWERS This is the mowing outfit that is finding favor with farmers and ranchers alike, featuring two |. H. C. mowers with 9-ft. bars mounted on one tractor. Both mowers are the pitmanless balanced head type for smooth, fast operation. Rear mower is driven by a drive shaft through 2 right angle gear boxes Each mower bar is raised and lowered indi- vidually from hydraulic system of tractor. TRANSPORTATION IS NO PROBLEM It takes only seconds to change this trail mower from mowing position to transport position. To transport the mower, simply release the ball hitch on the front end of the tractor and hook to the ball mounted on the rear axle of the tractor, thus letting the mower trail directly behind the tractor. The two wheels on the trail mower are caster wheels and automatically assume the direction the mower is being pulled. (This Mowing Outfit can also be furnished with _ Ys 2 sy two 7 ft. bars instead of the two 9 ft.) Ready to be moved anywhere. Manufactured By Rowse Hydraulic Rakes Co., Inc. BURWELL, NEBRASKA 68823 22 Miles North of Burwell, Nebraska on Highway No. 11 Phone (308) 348-2276 “Rowse Hydraulic Rakes” Made in Sizes 16° - 20° - 24’ - 25’ - 28’ - 30° - 36’ - 42’ @ This rake is very flexible and merely floats over the ground, as the rake is carried by 5 wheels which are so arranged that uneven ground has little effect on the rake. This also protects the rake teeth from breakage. @ Another feature that protects the teeth is springs on the holddown, which absorb much of the shock and strain on the teeth. @ One double-acting hydraulic cylinder easily operates the rake. @ This is the rake that has made all other rakes obsolete, and has found favor with farmers and ranchers alike. Kake, in operating position TRANSPORTATION — NO PROBLEM It takes only seconds to change this rake from operating position to transport position. To transport the rake, the tractor is disengaged from the main tongue, which is then lifted to an upwardly position. The tractor is then engaged to a short tongue which is assembled to one of the end wheels. This wheel is locked in position by means of a pin when the rake is in operating position. (See picture at left.) The opposite end wheel locks in two posi- tions, one for raking, the other for transportation. The center wheels are caster wheels, and auto- matically assume the position the rake is being pulled. The rake is only about 8 ft. wide when be- ing transported, and can be pulled by car or pick- up at least 50 miles per hour. Simple Mechanism changes to transportation position Ready to be moved anywhere MANUFACTURED BY FREEMAN ROWSE SO BURWELL, NEBRASKA 68823 22 MILES NORTH OF BURWELL, NEBR., ON HIGHWAY NO. 11 PHONE 348-2276 U.S. Patent No. 3,240,005 — Canada Patent No. 739,671 5 CUAALCLES. MARLER’S FOODS, INC. Be oO e Echo. H. Boornke, Gensel Masi Nebraska s Most Modern Dairy ’ tea CULE Viffis Shoes Not Becoming To You Should Be Coming To Us GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA 6880} Telephone 1-308-384-137] ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA 69301] Telephone 1-308-762-2555 COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA 68601 Telephone 1-402-564-6832 207 NORTH LOCUST STREET GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA aa G GAMBLES CENTRAL GRAIN INCORPORATED NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA 6910] Telephone 1-308-532-5725 Hardware, Furniture, Household and Farm Supplies, and Appliances CASH GRAIN Air-Conditioning and Service Central City GRAIN STORAGE CENTRAL MOTEL Air-Conditioned — TV Central City, Nebraska Phone 964-2882 PHONE 946-9977 On Highway 30 VENTURA BAPTIST CHURCH 16240 Quincy St. HOLLAND, MICHIGAN 49423 “It’s not far from your door to our door.” BLACKBIRD UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL Sunday to our Sunday We are School 9:30 A.M. every Sunday. Come annual homecoming on the second in November. Visitors always welcome located north of Lyons, Nebraska, on Highway 77, four miles to Highway 51. Then four miles east, and 11%, miles south. CRAWFORD MOTEL Loris Jeanette Neal Large Rooms CENTRAL AIR Phone 308-946-3051 US HIGHWAY 30 EAST CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA HAITH MOTOR COMPANY East Highway 30 CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA i vaete : � | . s MBP “oe CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH f ; ace ae . q SIMCA 24 hr. wrecking service Phone 946-3011 Christian Book and Gift Shop “Your headquarters for Christ-honoring merchandise in the Midwest” Books — Bibles — Gifts — Plaques — Novelties Scripture Greeting Cards — Sunday School Supplies AURORA, NEBRASKA “The grass withereth, the flower fadeth: but the word of our God shall stand forever.” Isaiah 40:8 adie April 11, 1972 Class of 1972 Nebraska Christian High School Central City, Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1972 We cordially invite your inquiry about your attending WESTERN BIBLE INSTITUTE next fall. Write early for your catalog and application form May the Lord richly bless you always. I am Pol yguys Christ, j j Adrian House President MSCILNAY Compan Hardware Cedar’s Home Improvement Irrigation and Mechanical Contracting 312 G. Street CCH Air Conditioning The Home of Speed Queen Plumbing and Heating Laundry Equipment SERVICE ON ALL KINDS OF LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT Phone 946-2442 Phone 308-946-3182 306 G Street CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA Odd Shets How do you run this gadget? It's kind of messy 5 errors?? (} A a Le (gy; � zai Undeiclassamen Directe a Chiistmas Caral Directed by Mrs. William Akert Spirit of Christmas, Reader . . Glenda Franz Ebenezer Scrooge .. Ken Cooper Bob Cratchit Marvin Jensen Collector Rick Ressel Fred, Scrooge’s nephew Dan Wright Marley, Scrooge’s former partner Eric Loos Ghost of Christmas Past Ronda Ballagh Young Woman in Mourning Chris Boehr Young Scrooge Dan Curtet Ghost of Christmas Present Joy Wright Ghost of Christmas yet to Come Debbie Shafer Mrs, Bob Cratchit Denise Oliphant Arlynne Falk, Susanna Anthony Master Peter Cratchit Jonathan Ruybalid Tiny Tim Rodney Ruybalid Are you longing for someone To guide you each day, Someone who knows Every step of the way. When you’re wondering why, There are clouds in your sky, God has the answer for you. Why don’t you give Him First place in your heart, Don’t turn away, His love depart. You'll find happiness Right from the start, If you'll give Him, First place in your heart. Selected Cutegraphs The Administration Building is one of the eight buildings on the campus of Nebraska Christian High School dedicated to the service of God and the education of young people. The solid foundation and the skyward look of this central Nebraska landmark are indicative of the philosophy of N.C.H.S.: the Bible as the foundation of all truth, and the exaltation of Jesus Christ as the foremost goal. SRE or ee shy, 7 teary a % ae eas ee ALT IOLA Saree are,