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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1974 volume:

Tt ZA Nk Sor (lt | NAAN cS Wy = hy cy i . Sp NK Ns wy “ing if i [ Cs le “Of old hast thou laid the foundation of the earth: and the heavens are the work of thy hands.” Psalm 102:25 19X¥4 RAFLEXCT OR BRASKA CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHQOL Mrs. Nancy Graves sponsor Nancy Glynn Doug Hamilton Editor 3usiness Manager Sharon Davenport Steve Ranney Assistant Editor Assistant Business Manager Susanna Anthoney Penny Grantham Sophomore Representative Freshman Representative Rodney Glynn Weston Barthel Photographer Photographer Debbie Honeywell Head Photographer BRASKA CHR¥STIAN EXGH SCHOX Centrality, Nebragka “Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in Heaven.” Matthew 5:16 In this verse, we are commanded by Christ to be living examples of the saving grace of our Father; in all our thoughts, words, and deeds. Many people don’t know Christ as Lord and Master of their lives. Others do know Him, but continually need His reassurance. As born-again believers, we should count it a privilege and a joy to glorify God by allowing Him to have complete control of us; shining through every facet of our lives. The 1974 Reflector staff has tried to capture and record moments in which God has been glorified through person- nel, students, and supporters of Nebraska Christian High School. It is ou r wish, that as you peruse the following pages, you will have a burning desire to let God’s light glow in your own life. ons . we | Se Se Ween Ca “Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, _, and glorify your Father which is Fo ge 229 aw heaven. Matthew 5:16 me x “ eet? ES eo nd ae. a7 v eo setts Were) Let Your Light Shine Board of Directors Without the gentlemen on the right, Nebraska Christian would have closed its doors long ago; for the job of these men is to head the school. The Board of Direc- tors, which meets once a month, sets school poli- cies. The light produced by this organization is very effective in keeping Nebraska Christian on God’s path. Lloyd Quaring, J. L. Grantham, Paul Oswald, Eldon Nickolaus, Glenn Davenport. Not pictured: Stuart Mieth, Gustav Thieszen. Advisory Council The fifteen men on the Advisory Council also have a very important role in Nebraska Chris- tian’s success. These men meet three times a year. During the meetings, they seek bet- ter ways to promote the school through various activities. The members are elected at the annual Corporation Meeting, and participate on the council for three years. Ted Rollogas, Eldon L. Root, Rev. Ralph H. Sawyer, C. W. Gurney, Glenn M. Johnson, Stanley Gurney, Gordon Ballagh, Stuart Mieth, Rev. Burton Brush, Walter Ediger. Not pictured: Albert Franz, Harley Larson, Von Paxton, Glenn Taylor, Gustav Thieszen. Administration ‘Let your light so shine...” ‘“ A newcomer = spends much time assessing his situ- ation to determine what is and what should be Nebraska Christian’s stand. In the past, it has been to shine forth the light of the Gospel. The days ahead should see this emphasis retained Glenn Davenport and continued.” Superintendent The real Mr. D. Glenn E. Davenport ‘“‘Jesus said ‘SI am THE LIGHT...” and gives us the wonderful priviledge of reflecting that LIGHT “before men.” The theme chosen for this edition of THE REFLECTOR is very signifi- cant in this respect. As you page through this book, may you see not only the reflection of a year of activity at Nebraska Christian High School, but also the reflec- tion of Christ Himself, whom we have tried to put in the center of Ah, well, I don’t know... + our entire program. H. K. Sawyer Kay Sawyer Principal “There's someone here to see you, Mr. Davenport.” Besides the Administrators, two very effi- cient secretaries play an important part in maintaining the office at N.C. Miss Wiebe and Miss Roth fill these roles and the excellent work they produce is vital in keeping N.C.’s ae : Miss Wiebe ¢ Miss ing the Administration on top. iss Wiebe and Miss Roth holding the fort. Nebraska Christian Personnel Top Row: Mr. Rowe, Mr. Graves, Mr. Davenport, Mr. Liebelt, Mr. Musgrave, Mr. Sawyer, Mr. McGrew, Mr. Ranney. Middle Row: Mrs. Ranney, Mrs. Musgrave, Mr. McDermott, Mr. Smith, Mr. Muirhead, Mr. Warner, Mr. Ressel, Mrs. Ressel, Mrs. Graves. Botton Row: Mrs. Schipman, Mrs. Penner, Miss Smith, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Muirhead, Miss Vogt, Miss Roth, Miss Landes, Miss Wiebe, Miss Tibbetts. Not Pictured: Mr. and Mrs. Bair, Mrs. Mays, Mr. Parker. Thirty-one individuals have played an important part in the function of Nebraska Christian High School during the 1973-1974 school year. Along with much prayer, these people have given of their time, and ability in directing the students toward living a life more pleasing to Christ. Bery! G. Bair t N.¢ l Dorm Parent John E. Bair Years at N.C.-1 Dorm Parent and Work Pro upervisor Glenn E. Davenport N.C.-1 Eben D. Graves ars at N.C,-1 Subjects taught: Physical Educa tion, 9-12 Sponsor of the Freshman Class and Fellowship of Christian Athletes Varsity Football, Basketball and Boys’ Track Coach Nancy E. Graves Years at N.C.-1 Subjects taught Junior and Senior Literature and Speech Speech Coach ana Yearbook Advisor, Librarian Carolyn Landes Years at N.C.-2 Subjects taught: Home Economics 7-12 Junior Class Sponso Ken Liebelt Years at N.C Subjects taught: General Music, Basic Music, Jr. Hi. Music, Band and Boys’ Glee Freshman Class Sponsor B-Team Basketball, Girls’ Volley ball and Track Coach Cathleen Mays Years at N.C.-1 Girls’ Dorm Parent Dining Hall Hostess Allen H. McDermott Years at N.C.-7 Subjects taught Algebra I, II; Geometry; 7th and 8th Grade Math Junior Class Sponsor Robert McGrew Years at N.C.-8 Subjects taught Life Science, Earth Science, Physics, Biology, Physiology Senior Class Sponsor Beulah Muirhead Years at N.C.-3 Food Services Assistant Robert E. Muirhead Years at N.C. Maintenance Richard L. Musgrave Years at N.C.-1 Subjects taught: Senior Bible Jr. Hi. Basketball Coach, Asst Track and Football Coach Boys’ Dorm Parent Sara J. Musgrave Years at N.C.-1 Subjects taugh Piano Boys’ Dorm Parent Edmund Parker Years at N.C.-2 Evening Study Hall Supervisor Matilda Penner Years at N.C Food Services Assistant Frieda Ranney Years at N.C.-1 Food Services Manager Robert Ranney Years at N.C.-] Subjects taught: Bible I, II, Il Junior High Sponso1 Promotion Representative Norma Ressel Years at N.C.-1 Boys Dorm Parent Thomas Ressel Years at N.C.-1 Boys’ Dorm Parent Field Representat ive Susan Roth Years at N.C.-1 Cheerleader Sponsor Secretary Larry Rowe Years at N.C.-1 Subjects taught: English 7-10, Junior and Senior Grammar and Composition Diplomat Advisor, Speech Coach . K. Sawyer Years at N.C.-15 Subjects taught: Choir, Girls’ Glee , Vocal Lessons Sophomore Class Sponsor Principal, Athletic Director, Music Director Betty Schipman Years at N.C.-1] Food Services Assistant Helen Smith Years at N.C.-14 Print Shop Assistant Ward R. Smith Years at N.C.-14 Print Shop Manager Moira Smith Years at N.C.-1 Subjects taught: American History, American Govern- ment, World History, Nebraska History, Geography Lois Tibbetts Years at N.C.-8 Subjects taught: Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typing, Office Practice Wilma Vogt Years at N.C. 9 Cheerleader Sponsor Print Shop Typist Richard Warner Years at N.C.-1 Subjects taught: Shop 9-12, Mechanical Drawing, Driver Education, Piano Junior High Sponsor Gladys Wiebe Years at N.C.-14 Subjects taught: Piano Secretary, Business Office Manager The “Real” N.C. Statf = + ae Ni. st ds ' ee + } Senior Class of 1974 “Giving anything less than everything is nothing but the easy way out.”” David Robert Anderson South Sioux City, Nebraska “Shew me thy ways, O Lord; teach me _ thy paths. Lead me in thy truth, and teach me: for thou art the God of my salvation; on thee do I wait all the day.” Psalm 25:4, 5 Mark David Anderson Lincoln, Nebraska “If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, that giveth to all men liberally, and upbraideth not; and it shall be given him.” James 1:5 Timothy Binder Table Rock, Nebraska “Those who see God’s Hand in everything, can best leave everything in God’s Hands,” Jeanne C. Bowley Lincoln, Nebraska “‘Heaviness in the heart of man maketh it stoop: but a good word maketh it glad.” Proverbs 12:25 Diana Arlene Brush Hartington, Nebraska “Now unto him that is able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that worketh in us.” Ephesians 3:20 Sherril Lou Buller Omaha, Nebraska “Casting all your care upon him; for he careth for you.” I Peter 5:7 Stanley Keith Buller O’Neill, Nebraska “And ye are complete in him, which is the head of all principality and power.”’ Colossians 2:10 Lorene M. Carlson Mead, Nebraska “And whatsoever ye do in word of deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God and the Father by Him.”’ Colossians 3:17 Sandra Joy Davenport Central City, Nebraska “Teach me to do thy will, for thou art my God: thy spirit is good; lead me into the land of uprightness.”” Psalm 143:10 Teresa June Dixon Bancroft, Nebraska ee you have everything when you have Christ, and you are filled with God through your union with Christ.”’ Colossians 2:10 Living Bible Kathleen Ann Dyck Omaha, Nebraska “Look Back and Give Thanks, Look Forward and Take Courage, Look up and Rejoice.” “I’m a_ walkie-talkie with a giggle-box attachment!” Gala Arlene Garwood Amelia, Nebraska “Smile, and the world smiles with you; crab, and you break the monotony.” Cindy Lou Graber Giltner, Nebraska “Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.”’ Proverbs 8:5, 6 Naomi Marie Green Columbus, Nebraska Nancy Sue Glynn Palmer, Nebraska “The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? The Lord is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?” Psalm 27:1 “Learn to ride the horse that threw you.” Ny Douglas Allen Hamilton Como, Colorado Class Colors: Carmine Red and White Class Flower: White Rose “The biggest piece of work a Christian can do is to find his friend and introduce him to Jesus Christ.”’ Darla Kay Hermsmeyer Scotia, Nebraska “Full of fun = and mischief too; doin’ things he _ shouldn't do.” Don Alan ‘“‘Oscar”’ Hollesen Sioux City, lowa Deborah Ruth Honeywell Omaha, Nebraska Emilie Mae Ignacio Bloomfield, New Mexico Marci Jo John Arcadia, Nebraska “According to my earnest expectation and my hope, that in nothing I shall be ashamed, but that with all boldness, as always, so now also Christ shall be magnified in my body, whether it be by life, or by death.” Philippians 1:20 “Our greatest’ glory consists not in never failing, but in rising every time we fall.” “I know you believe you understand what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.”” “TI press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus.” Philippians 3:14 “Wisdom is a tree of life to those who eat her fruit; happy is the man who keeps on eating it. Have two goals; wisdom — that is, knowing and _ doing right and common sense. Don’t let them slip away, for they fill you with living energy, and are a feather in your cap.”’ Proverbs 2:18, 21, 22 Living Bible Mickee Sue Kugler Bartlett, Nebraska “And ye are complete in him, who is the head of all principality and power.” 2:10 Colossians Cheryl Lynn Larsen Wahoo, Nebraska “Every day that dawns brings something to do that can never be done as well again.” Pat Earl Luse McCook Lake, S. Dakota “The true measure of God’s love is that He loves without measure.” Cheryl! Elaine Lutes Central City, Nebraska “This is true!” Daryl Duane Lutes Central City, Nebraska “T will call on the Lord, : iJ 4 who is worthy to be “Tf all else fails: READ : if praised: so shall I be DIRECTIONS.” , saved from mine ; enemies.’” II Samuel 22:4 Maureen Ann McConaughey - Patricia Louisa Peaslee Aurora, Nebraska Puebla, Puebla Mexico “Delight thyself in the Lord and he shall give thee the desires of thine heart. Commit thy way unto the Lord; trust also in him; and he shall bring it to pass.”’ Psalm “‘No matter what happens, always be thankful, for this is God’s will for you who belong to Christ Jesus.”’ I Thessalonians 5:18 Living Bible rr Pamelia June Moody es Martha June Penner Central City, Nebraska Central City, Nebraska “But what things were “Be patient — all things gain to me, those I ; . are difficult before they counted loss for ’ become easy!” Christ.” Phillippians 3:7 Michael Ralph Neely , ; Larry Allen Puckett Cahone, Colorado Puebla, Pue. Mexico “God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.” Psalm 46:1 “Anchor yourself to the throne of God, then shorten the rope.” Fred Lyle Root Holmesville, Nebraska “Lord, give me_ the sincerity to leave those things alone which I should not change, the courage to change the things I should, and the wisdom to know the difference.”” Robert William Schroeder Lincoln, Nebraska “If our circumstances find us in God, we shall find God in all our circumstances.” Karen Lorraine Vollers Pender, Nebraska “If God is not first in our thoughts in the morning, He will be last in our thoughts all day.” Kurt Dell Vollers Pender, Nebraska “You did not choose Me, but I chose you, and appointed you, that you should go and bear fruit, and that your fruit should remain, that whatever you ask of the Father in my name, He may give to you.” John 15:16 New American Standard. Betsy Lou Wright Batavia, lowa 1973-1974 Senior Schedule August 28 Registration Day September 18-21 Spiritual Emphasis Week October 17-22 Teachers Convention November 21-25 Thanksgiving Vacation December 4 Class Roller Skating Party December 11 Measurement for gowns December 21-January 2 Christmas Vacation January 25 Ordered Announcements March 1-3 Spring Vacation March 3-7 Senior Sneak April 2-3 Special Meetings April 4 Announcements arrived April 9 Jr.-Sr. Banquet April 12-15 Easter Vacation May 14 Senior Class Night = May 16 Awards Banquet a May 17 Graduation Juniors Weston Barthel Lois Blankenbeckler Bob Buller Dwight Curry Sharon Davenport Vice-President Dan Griffin Byron Harms “We can make our plans , but the final outcome is in God’s Teresa Graber | hands. i Proverbs 16:1 Living Bible Kathy Busselman ee Rodney Glynn Class of ’75 Pam Hooge Secretary Kay Litton Bethel Marsceau Treasurer Bart Miles Bernard Miles Dawn Osmanson Barbara Puckett Tom Sharman Business Manager Sponsors: Miss Carolyn Landes Mr. Alan McDermott Phil Parker, President Arlene Mieth Mike Owens Sharie Starr Junior Reflections Ring day reveals rare behavior. ti 2 E] 2] a ‘Please, Mr. D., not the wood- A true Anglo! pile!” a “I gotta go see a dentist.” Bethel, handling the after-school candy rush. 22 : Isn’t he a pest? § , A Ds A future teacher? Believe it or not, Juniors do once in a while. “Commit your work to the Lord, then it will succeed.” Proverbs 16:3 Living Bible “Good-bye, cruel world!” “Now, let’s not have any cheating!” “Isn’t there any service around here?” After-game clean-ups can be fun! Sophomore Class 4 i ‘ . ' } John Anderson Alan Barthel President Vice-President Kent Forsberg Jerry Hohndorf Becky Johnson a —= ( Tammy Mott Pam Neely 24 Penne Poppe Steve Ranney Joann Rath Ramona Ressel Mary Jane Russell Vanessa Schumaker Cheri Sears Secretary-Treasurer Ben Timmerman Dennis Toma Tim Van Boening Sponsors: Mr. H. Kay Sawyer Mr. Larry Rowe - Lal Eric Ballagh Vice-President Dave Earnest Penny Grantham Secretary-Treasurer Donald Brush Philip Graber 2 Randy Heiser Duane Curry Charlotte Dixon Freshman Class of °77 Diane Johnson Debra Jordan John Kugler President “Till we all come in the unity of the faith, and of the knowledge of the Son of God, unto a perfect man, unto the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ.’’ Ephesians 4:13 Cynthia Ottun q) Becky Wright Lorna Owens Sponsors: Mr. Eben Graves Mr. Ken Liebett Kathy Hutchison Joanna Binder Bud Marsceau — WES iN UN , Wade Litton Jeff McDermott Lolita Mieth Junior High Bill Wilcox President Christi Ediger Dawn Faeh Shawn Lainson Sponsors: Mr. Robert Ranney Mr. Richard Warner Mike Ritta, Becky Schweitzer Secretary Susan Magnuson Seventh Grade Second Teresa Fouts Sophomore Randy McKiddy Sophomore ' 4 ' j Kathy Ressel Chuck Rasmussen Robert Vermandel Seventh Grade Freshman Freshman Semester Do ug Ash Sophomore “That ye should show forth the praises of him who hath called you out of darkness into his marvelous Judy Magnuson light.”’ I Peter 2:9 Sophomore Jennifer Randolf Rick Price Peggy Teilborg Sophomore Junior Junior In the dorms, at class functions, on the athletic field, wherever NC’s campus family gets together, there is that spirit of comrade- ship and fun. Picking potatoes or eating watermelon, studying, running or just sitting around talking in the dorm calls forth the same unity, the same eager anticipation. It’s an adventure in living and when these halls empty for the summer they will certainly echo and sigh for the fun-loving creatures who will take up their abode here again in fall. Thank the Lord for friends. Light Shine... Top: P. Grantham. Middle: B. Johnson, P. Poppe. Bottom: P. Neely, J. Rath. Top to Bottom: S. Buller, G. Garwood, T, N S Dixon, J. Bowley. CH IR r I S i A Q B. Johnson, P. Grantham, J. Rath, P. Neely, P. Poppe. Top: S. Buller, T. Dixon, J. Bowley, G. Garwood. Cross Country The cross-country team did well in its first year with seven wins and two losses. N.C. 24 Centura — 23 80 Schuyler — 109 14 Stromsburg — 26 92 North Loup Scotia — 94 17 Central City B-team — 19 17 Grand Island Northwest — 46 16 Grand Island Northwest — 47 5th place Central City Invitational 6th place Districts B. Harms. M. Anderson, J. Anderson, F. Root, D. Toma, K. Vollers, T. Binder, B. Timmerman, M. Neely, S. Buller, B. Miles. Not Pictured: A. Barthel, K. Forsberg, D. Hamilton, J. Hohndorf, B. Miles. Varsity Football Top Row: D. Curry, W. Barthel, K. Vollers, B. Buller, D. Anderson, L. Puckett, D. Hamilton, B. Schroeder, J. Anderson, Coach Graves. Bottom Row: B. Timmerman, T. Van Boening, M. Owens, R. Luikens, E. Ballagh, A. Barthel, J. Kugler, D. Lutes, R. Heiser. Marquette Snyder Elba Silver Creek Spalding Lyndsay Holy Family Polk (forfeit) Dave Anderson Doug Hamilton Dary! Lutes Junior Varsity Football Top Row: B. Timmerman, J. Anderson, A. Barthel, D. Brush, S. Ranney, B. Root, J. Kugler, D. Curry. Bottom Row: T. Van Boening, W. Litton, R. Luikens, E. Ballagh, P. Graber, R. Heiser. Hordville Marquette Elba Larry Puckett Bob Schroeder The Lord greatly blessed Nebraska Christian by providing a new football field and a new coach for the 1973 football season. Because of much prayer, labor, and donation of time and money, the new field was ready for the first home game against Silver Creek on October 5. During the season, Coach Eben Graves taught the Eagles that “it’s Christ, not winning that counts.” Thus, the question ‘‘Who ya playin’ for?” was yelled frequently during practices and games. Kurt Vollers VOLLEY “Don’t let that which you can do keep you from doing tha which you can”’ was the perfec motto for the “73” Volleyba team. Beginning the season wit} bad habits and limited know edge of basic techniques didn stop the success of the fourteen girls out for the rapidly growing sport. Hard work and training under Coach Liebelt brought many comments on the im proved team Throughout the ten matches 229 points were scored the highest since the beginning of volleyball at Nebraska Christian The highest number of un returned balls, 146, was a record for a season’s total. This was achieved at the last game, in which Nebraska Christian hosted the District Volleyball Tourna ment. “And whatsoever yea do, do ii heartily, as to the Lord, and n unto men.’’ Colossians This, the team’s verse, kept the players in good spirits; alway ready to yell, “Who are yo playin’ for?” The 1973 Studen Managers for volleybal ; ere: Ss a Daven Top Row: P. Peaslee, P. Poppe, M. Sawyer. Bottom Row: Coach Liebelt, E. Ignacio, B. bids 8 andra oe Puckett, D. Hermsmeyer, D. Brush. Not Pictured: J. Bowley, G. Garwood port, ¢ heri Sears, alii Betsy Wright. HOME GAME MINI TOURNAMENT AT GREELEY N.C. 3 ‘ é N.C. Clarks ; Greeley N.C. Arcadia MINI TOURNAMENT AT WOLBACH N.C. 6 Elba 15 INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT AT PALMER N.C. 12 N.C. y 9 Spalding Academy 15 } Elba 5 HOME GAME N.C. Spalding Academy CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT AT WOLBACH N.C. 15 4 Wolbach 3 15 HOME GAME DISTRICT TOURNAMENT AT NEBRASKA CHRISTIA) N.C. f ; N.C. 15 1 10 Wolbach E Henderson 4 15 15 36 “Get ready, get set...” Above: Diana puts her practiced spike into action. Right: Becky uses the faithful underhand serve. Varsity Basketball Standing: S. Buller, B. Schroeder, D. Hamilton, D. Anderson, B. Harms, P. Parker, M. Anderson. L. Puckett, B. Buller, R. Luikens. Kneeling: Coach Graves. Junior Varsity Basketball Standing: R. Luikens, B. Wilcox, C. Rasmussen, B. Miles, D. Curry, R. Heiser, T. Van Boening, J. Anderson, R. McKiddy, D. Griffin, J. Kugler, M. Neely, A. Barthel, B. Marsceau. Kneeling: J. Hohndorf, Coach Liebelt, K. Forsberg. Junior High Basketball 2 vs De J a gee E oh ze 2 See ss Top Row: Coach Musgrave, C. Rasmussen, B. Root, R. Heiser, B. Vermandel, P. Graber, D. Brush, J. Kugler, S. Lainson. Bottom Row: D. Ernest, D. Ranney, E. Ballagh, B. Wilcox, R. Luikens, B. Marsceau, D. Curry, W. Litton. ‘“‘We who coach can ask no more of a boy, than giving all within his capabilities. riving all to the team is not so far from victory. Success is never final. Failure is never fatal. It’s courage that counts! We want to win, and this will come through hard work. Things take time. Faith through prayer will build competitive greatness in sports at N.C.” Coach Graves Coach Liebelt instructs Barbara in how to get better leverage on the shot putt. Standing: Coach Liebelt, D. Hermsmeyer, P. Poppe, J. Randolf, K. Vollers, S. Sharman, K. Litton, B. Johnson. Kneeling: B. Marsceau, J. Rath, P. Neely, T. Dixon, B. Puckett, V. Schumaker. Not Pictured: D. Brush, J. Bowley. Varsity Track Top Row: Coach Graves, B. Root, W. Barthel, D. Hamilton, M. Anderson, T. Van Boening, P. Parker, D. Anderson, S. Ranney, J. Anderson, P. Graber, K. Vollers, F. Root. Bottom Row: A. Barthel, J. Kugler, D. Curry, B. Miles, P. Luse, D. Griffin, L. Puckett, T. Binder, B. Schroeder, B. Buller, S. Buller, R. Luikens. Top Row: Coach Graves, J. McDermott, S. Lainson, B. Root, B. Wilcox, D. Ranney, W. Litton. Bottom Row: J. Kugler, P. Graber, B. Vermandel, R. Luikens. Blood, Sweat, and Tears Coach Liebelt watches warm- Darla returns with a spike! up. : “Volleyball Team Displays Their Best” Patty concentrates on her over- hand serve. “Love is sharing the con- Court positions, everyone! sequences, whether a win or a loss: all is done for Christ.” B a S k e t b a l l oe ‘at Ring: me Run To Win The Prize ‘Here We Go Again’ “Keep on Truckin”’ ‘ in aT Keep on Truckin Let’s Go, Bernie! ‘Natural High’ ‘Bang! Bang!’ “Look at Her Go!’ Back Row: K. Ressel, T. Van Boening, R. Luikens, M. Sawyer, C. Graber, B. Buller, B. Wilcox, Mr. Liebelt, J. McDermott, B. Root, D. Lutes. Third Row: R. Glynn, T. Sharman, S. Sharman, C. Rasmussen, P. Graber, D. Curry, N. Glynn, J. Bowley, J. Rath. Second Row: T. Graber, S. Magnuson, B. Schweitzer, D. Faeh, J. Magnuson, K. Lutes, R. Ressel, D. Hamilton, D. Griffin, P. Grantham. Front Row: P. Parker, S. Davenport, C. Lutes, D. Brush, G. Garwood, C. Ediger, A. Mieth, L. Carlson, S. Buller. Mr. Liebelt, director; Daryl Lutes, President; Diana Brush, Secretary. Every Tuesday through Friday, from 8:10 to 8:40, the music room was a hub of activity as the band went through drills and practiced various songs. Excitement was added to pep rallies and football games as the band per- formed. On March 26, thirty-eight students, along with Mr. Liebelt, attended a pre-contest at Elba. On April 19, they journeyed to Columbus, to attend the District Contest. The last performance of the season was a Spring Concert, on May 3. — Sas x s “Tooters” Musical Saxophone Solo: Doug Hamilton Accompanist: Sherril Buller Trombone Solo: Daryl Lutes Accompanist: Tom Sharman I n S t r u m e n t a l Clarinet Quartet: S. Davenport, P. Parker, Brush, C. Lutes French Horn Trio: J. Bowley, J. Rath, N. Glynn. Accompanist: Sherril Buller Brass Quintet: T. Sharman, R. Glynn, N. Glynn, Flute Quartet: A. Mieth, L. Carlson, C. Ediger, S. D. Lutes, B. Buller Buller Mixtures Girls’ Glee Back row: L. Blankenbeckler, D. Brush, B. Puckett, P. Hooge, S. Davenport. Front row: C. Larsen, B. Marsceau, S. Starr, L. Carlson, D. Osmanson. Boys’ Quartet: P. Parker, D. Lutes, L. Puckett, B. Schroeder. Pianist: T. Sharman. Being in a small musical group is not only a profitable experience, but is an excellent opportunity for students to display the talents God has blessed them with, Mr. Sawyer and Mr, Liebelt spent much time with these groups, giving hints and preparing them for District Music Contest in Columbus April 18-20. The Ensemble, under the direction of Mr. Sawyer, has performed for many churches and other various engagements. This mixed group, among with the other small groups, is a good example of instrumental and vocal ability in the music Sophomore Sextet Back row: B. Johnson, M. Sawyer. department at NC. Front row: C. Sears, P. Poppe, J. Rath. Not pictured: R. Ressel. Pianist: P. Grantham. Ensemble Back row: P. Parker, M. Anderson, D. Hamilton, B. Schroeder, D. Griffin, L. Puckett, D. Lutes. Front row: D. Honey- well, S. Davenport, B. Puckett, Sh. Davenport, D. Brush, B. Marsceau, G. Garwood, M. McConaughey. Pianist: S. Buller. Top Row: P. Hooge, P. Peaslee, N. Glynn, P. Parker, D. Honeywell, M. Anderson, S. Davenport, B. Puckett. Third Row: Mr. Sawyer, G. Garwood, D. Hamilton, S. Marsceau, T. Sharman. Second Row: D. Griffin, C. Larsen, B. Timmerman, C. Lutes, L. Puckett, B. Wright, Davenport, J. Anderson. D. Brush, R. Glynn, B. D. Lutes, M. Kugler. Bottom Row: S. Buller, E. Ignacio, K. Busselman, J. Hohndorf, D. Osmanson, D. Curry, J. Bowley, K. Dyck, N. Green, Not Pictured: D. Anderson, B. Schroeder. Mr. Sawyer, director; J. Bowley, secre- tary; B. Schroeder, president. “Singing, I go along lifes road: Praising the Lord, Praising the Lord... ” “Sing unto the Lord; for He hath done excellent things.” Isaiah 12:5 Diplomat Staff The Diplomat, the school paper, is published every three weeks by the students of Nebraska Christian High School. This paper keeps students and friends of the school well informed of campus events. Heading the staff this year as editor, was Tim Binder. His Assistant Editor was Bethel Marsceau. Business Manager was Fred Root with Phil Parker as Assistant Manager. Karen Vollers, with Kathy Busselman as an assistant, was Circulation Manager. Sponsor for the group was Mr. Rowe. Many other students helped with reporting, typing, and getting the paper ready for mailing to the many friends and supporters of N.C. Top to Bottom: M. Anderson, B. Schroeder, P. Hooge, S. Davenport, C. Graber, M. Kugler, D. Brush, L. Carlson, D. Griffin, J. Bowley, C. Larsen, M. Penner, C. Lutes, M. Russel, J. Randolf, S. Starr, D. Johnson, S. Sharman, G. Garwood, M. Hill, S. Buller, D. Honeywell, E. Ignacio, D. Earnest. Tim Binder, Fred Root, Kathy Busselman, Karen Vollers, Bethel Marsceau, Mr. Rowe, Phil Parker. Reflector Staff Back Row: Nancy Glynn, Editor; Rodney Glynn, Photographer; Debbie Honeywell, Photographer; Weston Barthel, Photographer; Doug Hamilton, Business Manager; Steve Ranney, Assistant Business Manager. Front row: Susanna Anthoney, Sophomore Representative; Penny Grantham, Freshman Representative; Sharon Davenport, Assistant Editor; Mrs. Graves, Sponsor. “Commit thy way unto the Lord; trust also in him; and he shall bring it to pass.”’ Psalm 37:5 From the very beginning, the 1974 Reflector was committed to God. All the praise, honor, and glory goes to God; for without His help and guidance this publication would not be a reality. A special th anks goes to both Mr. Davenport and Mr. Ressel, who kept us supplied with pictures. Special recognition should also be given to the students, who donated some of their pictures. At the head of a good yearbook is a sponsor. Much appreciation goes to Mrs. Graves; whose concern, support, and helpfulness was greatly appreciated. Deserving much gratefulness, are Sharon, Steve, Susanna, Penny, Deb, Rod, and Wes, who worked hard on their pages and came forth with some good ideas. Special credit goes to Miss Tibbetts, who, along with her typing class, typed copy on short notice. Without people buying and selling Reflectors, this annual would have no need to exist. Those who exerted themselves in this area are to be commended. Besides all this, the Reflector benefitted greatly from everyone’s kindness, concern, and prayers. Once again, thank you all so much. W Le MY a ', 6) OW kas 55 B. Wright, G. Garwood, Miss Vogt, Miss Wiebe, Mr. Musgrave, D. Anderson, D. Hamilton, B. Schroeder. This year, chapel has been blessed with many inspiring speakers. Rev. Wayne Scott, from the Evangelical Free Church of Minden, was the Spiritual Emphasis Week speaker. His topics were relevant to many people’s lives. He also guided many people in making decisions concerning God’s will for their lives. The Chapel Committee has worked hard to make the chapel services interesting for everyone. Chapel has been varied; with skits, student and teacher speakers, missionaries, and other special speakers. Chapel has provided many students with insight into the part God wants to play in their lives. Fellowship of Christian Athletes r s � a ' M. Anderson, P. Parker, D. Lutes, D. Anderson, P. Luse, D. Hollesen, L. Puckett, D. Hamilton, B. Buller, K. Vollers, M. Neely, F. Root. (Others not pictured include any members of athletic boys’ teams pictured elsewhere in this annual.) Officers: D. Anderson, President B. Buller, Vice President B. Schroeder, Secretary P. Luse, Treasurer The purpose of the Fellowship is: “To confront athletes and coaches, and through them the youth of the nation with the challenge and adventure of following Christ in the fellowship of the Church and serving Him through our vocations.” A primary purpose of the F.C.A. is growth in fellowship. The meetings are relaxed with concentration on enjoying each other. Bibles and friends are most important during this hour. Each shares his favorite sport, his greatest athletic experience, the most important person in his life, his expectations for the coming season. Everybody is somebody special. Anyone may share exactly what he thinks and feels without being put down. Prayer groups are formed. Each prays for the other. The programs are varied and provide relaxation and inspiration for each NC athlete, with outreach Eben Graves, Sponsor through witnessing for Christ daily in word and deed. Cycle Built For Two—Diplomat and Reflector “Cycle Built For Two” was the theme chosen for this year’s Subscription Drive, spearheaded by the staffs of the Diplomat and Reflector. The contest got off to a roaring start with a representative from each class participating in a three-wheeled drag race around the gym, which ended in a five-way tie for first place. At the halfway point in the race of selling subscriptions, the freshman class was in the lead. As a reward, they received a party sponsored by the paper and yearbook staffs. The grand prize winner at the end of the contest was Jeanne Bowley. Seven other people received smaller prizes, and the top 30 sellers were given a party. We wish to thank the people who worked hard to make this Subscription Drive success- ful. Presidential Campaign Causes Much Excitement The exciting campaign for student body president began during chapel on October 31, 1973. Doug Hamilton, candidate of the Ham’s Honkers Party, was the first to give his cam- paign speech. This was im- mediately followed by a skit. As Bob Schroeder, candidate of the Schroeder’s Voters Party, stepped to the podium to give his speech, a small band played ‘“‘When The Saints Go Marching In.” Doug Hamilton Bob Schroeder Later, as the students left chapel, they were given campaign badges. As they stepped out- side they were greeted by a ‘“Schroeder’s Voters’ bandwagon. The posters went up thick and fast during the rest of the day, and inspiring skits were given at lunch. Balloting took place the next day immedi- ately after dinner. Later that afternoon, the students were told that Doug Hamilton was their new student body president. Following a delicious meal and an impor- tant business meeting, the “Bald Eagles” were ready to meet their opponents, the young Eagles. After an exciting game, the score was 41-34, in favor of the “Bald Eagles.”’ mi Girls’ Dorm iz by ett in a) si ¥. Glynn, Secretary; M. Kugler, Vice President; D. Herms- eyer, Treasurer; J. Bowley, President; B. Marsceau, Junior epresentative; M. Russell, Sophomore Representative. Social Scenes Banquets Junior-Senior Preparations Preparation for the big event lasted five long days. This included much painting, hammering, taping, and alot of cleaning up. But the Juniors’ efforts did produce an un- forgettable banquet. The Banquet April 9, 1974 “In Christ There Is No East Or West’’ was the theme of the Junior-Senior Banquet held in honor of the Senior class of 1974. The banquet took place in the decorated gym of appropriate props, suiting the theme. The success of the dinner, special music by Rev. and Mrs. Bower, and Mr. Abe Penner’s address helped make this annual event a high- Cooks: Junior’s Mothers Back row: Mrs. Blankenbeckler, Mrs. light of the year’s Glynn, Mrs. Graber. Front row: Mrs. Curry, Mrs. Miles, Mrs. activities. Sharman, Mrs. Buller, Mrs. Mieth. WN! Dem a cr ame ‘ Sophomore Servers: Back row: J. Kugler, T. Van Boening, B. - Timmerman, S. Ranney, T. Luse, K. Forsberg. Middle row: P. Neely, P. Poppe, B. Johnson, R. Ressel, B. Buller, J. Rath. Front Head Table: Mr. Davenport, Mr. Abe Penner, Bob row: M. Sawyer. R. McKiddy, J. Anderson, M. Russell. Buller, Rev. and Mrs. Bower, Phil Parker, Deb Honey well. Dramatics March 12th, brought our conference schools to Elba for a speech and dramatics contest in which N. C. won a good rating with the One Act Play, ‘“‘Why, Hubert!” receiving a first. Gala Garwood won the conference “‘Best Actress’’ award for her part as Millie, Hubert’s wife. Dwight Curry and Patti Peaslee would have received firsts for their dramatic readings except for a technical misunderstanding. Sandra Sharman also took a first in Informative Public Address with a speech on “Parasites in Horses At the district contest in Kearney on March 19th, Dwight held his own in his reading of the “Tell-Tale Heart.’’ He was picked by the judges to go on to the first Nebraska state tourney at Kearney on the 29th of March. Dave Anderson and Bob Schroeder were picked as winners with the duet act entitled, ‘‘A Pair of Lunatics” and Sandra was also chosen to take her speech on to state The state meet consisted of over forty schools from all over Nebraska. On this wind-swept Friday over 600 young people and coaches congregated on the Kearney campus. Each participant gave his presentation twice during the day. Only 36 were destined to go on to finals. The judges were college and university professors from many parts of the state. Dave and Bob received two ratings for firsts in the morning round with their ‘ Lunatics.” Afternoon results showed N. C. would not make finals but our ratings as compared to many other schools showed a consistant performance Anyway, those Baskin-Robbins ice cream cones surely tasted good as they stopped in Grand Island for refreshment after a hot and harried day. PICTURE YOURSELF AT GRACE... reparjng sTitare m taliale | Tal omelette Gain perspective, Wale(cie-e-lareliare B insight into yourself and others. Meet God. Meet friends. Prepare at Grace. i GRACE BIBLE INSTITUTE 1515S. 10th St.. Omaha, Nebraska 68108 Dept Accredited by the Accrediting Assn. of Bible Colleges Write for folder “Questions Answered” and include class year. Offering degrees in Christian Education, Missions, Sacred Music, Pre-Seminary, Pastoral Work, and Evangelism; diploma in General Bible; Nursing and Setretarial programs. Dietz Music House The Complete Music Store BOB FEUTON JOHN SHILDNECK 1208 ‘‘O”’ Street Lincoln, Nebraska EUGENE VAN BOENING 205 FIRST WE AREA DISTRICT PHONE 345-27 Kirby Co. of McCook SALES SERVI McCook, Nebraska NO OTHER APPLIANCE WILL DO SO MANY THINGS FOR YOU WE REPAIR ALL TYPES OF VACUUMS KEEP UP WITH THE LATEST DIR 1527 Blackburn Ave. York, Nebraska 6846 Rev. Alston Rasmussen, Pastor The church with a changeless messai in a changing world. We stand for The Word, The Blood The Blessed Hope. FOSTER LUMBER CO. HAITH MOTOR COMPANY East Highway 30 CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA DODGE - DODGE TRUCKS CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH SIMCA 24 hr. wrecking service LEO G. HAITH Phone 946-3011 Cedar’s Home Improvement 217 G. Street CCH The Home of Speed Queen Laundry Equipment Morris Paints Wall Covering Carpets by Monarch Capitol SERVICE ON ALL KINDS OF LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT Phone 946-2442 CREST MOTEL Master Charge — Bank Americard AST HIGHWAY 30 Vernon and Rachel Pearson Owners and Operators Central City, Nebraska PHONE 946-3077 REDMAN’S SHOES CO., INC. Where Fit Comes First Shoes For All the Family Central City, Nebraska THE REXALL STORE Phone 946-2772 Central City, Nebr. 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 | 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 SONS 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 75 BLACKBIRD UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL Sunday School 9:30 A.M. every Sunday. Come to our annual homecoming on the second Sunday in November. Visitors always welcome We are located north of Lyons, Nebraska, Highway 77, four miles to Highway 5] four miles east, and 1, on Then south miles Lepp Larsen, Inc. here Customers and Service Are First Full Long Green Line Genuine John Deere Parts Hesston Fox Heider Speed King Parker McCullouch Krouse Lilliston Central City, Nebraska (308) 946-3041 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 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ‘74 from ROSEMONT CHURCH OF THE CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIAN( 2600 No. 70th LINCOLN, NEBRASKA PASTORS H. B. Leastman Marvin T. Parker Lincoln's Outstanding Center of Evangelism and Missions “Congratulations on a fine year. .. .” As you contemplate the future, Have you considered... . FRIENDS BIBLE COLLEGE Haviland, Kansas 67059 Only 4-year Bible College in Western Kansas Strength for Today from the Past Hesston strives to be a Christian place. It is also Mennonite, bringing to bear the traditions and values of both ideas. Hesston College is sixty years old. Yet the structure stands tall and intact as we continue to build on the strongest of foundations. For “No other foundation can anyone lay than that Tim Detweiler shares himself and his faith which is laid, which is with inner city children from Operation Jesus Christ.” | Cor. 3:11 Wichita in an activities program spon- sored by the college. Hopefully, persons are more important than programs at Hesston. Hesston, College Hesston, Kansas 67062 x x TELEPHONE 48 BOX 215 HENDERSON, NEBRASKA Your Yearbook Printer Greetings From WESTWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Services: Sunday Bible School, 9:15 Worship Service, 10:30 Gospel Hour, 6:00 (October-April) 7:00 (May-September) hn L. Breitholty, Pastor Dave Arch, Youth Director Meeting temporarily in Willa Cather Elementary School 139 and Kingswood Drive (Just South of Center on 139). OMAHA NEBRASKA Campbell Mathis TV and Appliance Your RCA Dealer Whirlpool Appliances Records, Tapes, and Sheet Music 1616 16th St. Phone 946-3891 CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA IF YOU WANT BIBLE... YOU'RE LOOKING FOR... WES TERN BrBLe INSTITUTE Write: Registrar P.O. Box 9332 One Or Three Year Programs Denver, Colorado 80209 Four Year Degree Programs PiUS sa BEREAN FUNDAMENTAL CHURCH F. Ave. and D. Streets Central City, Nebraska A “Home Church” Away from Home PASTOR — GILBERT LARSEN Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Training Hour 6:30 p.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Hour 7:30 p.m. YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME! Maverick — Pinto Torino — Galaxie Thunderbird by FOR '74 Mustang — FORD Sales Service Central City, Nebrask EVERGREEN UNION CHURCH 14 Miles E ast 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 Nordstedts Ethel A. and Charles J. Heeny Owners GOOD CLOTHES FOR MEN, BOYS, AND LADIES Phone 946-3281 CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA JIM’S G. W. FOODS CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA The Home of SHURFINE FOODS AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION “Reaching rural America for Christ” Sunny Hill Sunday School Rt. 2 Palmer, Nebraska 68864 JUSTICE LOCKE DRUG CO. Prescriptions CENTRAL CITY, NEBR. PHONE 946-2501 CENTRAL CITY'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE Continuous Service Since 1921 Phone 946- 2672 CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA LETTERHEADS CHURCH LITERATURE BUSINESS FORMS BROCHURES Larry’s Dairy Queen Central City, Nebraska 80 Omaha Gospel Tabernacle Christian and Missionary Alliance 2006 Douglas Street MINISTERS: Rev. Elmer H. Murdoch and Mr. Ronald Griffiths SUNDAY SERVICES: 10:45 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. 9:30 a.m. Sunday School — classes for all ages 5:00 and 7:30 p.m. Alliance Youth Fellowship WEDNESDAY: 6:30 p.m. Boys’ Brigade and Pioneer Girls 7:30 p.m. The Family Night Service RADIO: 8:00a.m. KOWH 660 KOWH-FM 94.1 9:00 a.m. KJSK 900 KJSK-FM 101.1 5:00 p.m. KGBI-FM 100.7 TELEVISION: 8:30 a.m. KMTV, Channel 3 “STEP UP TO LIFE” AGE ine. imagination in screen printing FOR ALL YOUR SCREEN PRINTING NEEDS, BIG OR SMALL, SHIRTS, JACKETS EQUIPMENT MARKING, DISPLAYS DECALS, OR ANYTHING IT TAKES TO IMPROVE YOUR IMAGE, CALL OR WRITE IMAGE Inc. 1104 WEST “J HASTINGS, NEBRASKA 68901 PH. 1-402-463-4511 SESRKERE RES EYY EY eWWy GOOD LUCK “Class of ’74” Hesselgesser Motor Company BUICK OLDSMOBILE GMC TRUCK Phone 946-2491 Central City, Nebraska 68826 EVANGELICAL COVENANT CHURCH Mead, Nebraska Holding Forth the Word of Life 10:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Sunday School Worship Service Evening Service Wed. Prayer Meeting pa Goldie L. Stearman, Pastor We are behind you Nebraska Christian High Bethel Church of the Nazarene Palmer, Nebraska Romans 8:28 “And we know that al things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are called according to his purpose.” @STORES Sport Car or Wagon Goodyear — Firestone —- Goodrich Central City, Nebraska Limousin Cattle the “long, red breed” and Appaloosa horses High in Colorado Mountains at Como 80432 Silverheels Limousin Don Hamilton 303-8 36-2229 SMITH ELECTRIC THE D. J. SHOP Wholesale Retail Flowers and Gifts of Distinction Electrical Wiring Supplies Pure Water Distillers Eureka Vacuum Cleaners Westinghouse Lamps CENTRAL CITY FLORIST 1608 18TH STREET CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA Central City, Nebraska Phone 946-2317 DON JAN PLACKE PHONE 308-946-2111 Congratulations Seniors FIRST EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH 3300 North 56th Lincoln, Nebraska ANDREW E. JOHNSON, Pastor Cour WHPH Dobler aa Coed Mare te Know Central City Auto Parts Co. Complete Machine Shop KUHN OIL COMPANY Central City Mobil Products Automatic Car Wash PHONE 946-3801 Complete Tune-up Service 325 “G” STREET CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA 68826 519 G STREET PHONE 946-9910 Jefferson Community Church Gospel Preaching % Denver © Highway 285 Jefferson Kenosha Pass 10,000 feet Welcome to: your church home in the mountains Community Service Station Phillips 66 gas, oil and excellent service mK NA Cargill, Inc. Home of Nutrena Feeds PHONE 946-3831 Ken Penney, Mgr. Central City, Nebraska 68826 NOW. . luxury living you can afford Sold Only By Austin Mobile Homes 2023 S. Locust Grand Island, Nebr. 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—aAuctioneers Hudgens Service, Inc. Your Conoco Station PHONE 946-9939 Central City, Nebraska THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK P.O. Box 11] Phone No. 946-3211] vv Full Service Bank vy Member FDIC yw All Types of Loans vy Checking Accounts vy Savings Accounts sy Safe Deposit Boxes Central City, Nebraska 68826 Congratulations Senior Class of 74. 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 PLEASANT VIEW BIBLE CHURCH Third and Manor Drive Aurora, Nebraska 68818 Phone 694-2680 Pastor Marlin Rasmussen Holding forth the Word of Life 1420 M Street Phillipians 2:16 Aurora, Nebraska Phone 694-2646 Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Mid-Week Service 7:30 p.m. Our Message: “We preach not ourselves, but Christ Jesus, the Lord.” I! Cor. 4:5 PALSER SERVICE Gas Oil Tires Phone 946-9917 CENTRAL CITY MUNN CARPET FURNITURE Phone (308) 946-3994 CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA 68826 MUSTARD OIL COMPANY 510 G. St. Phone 946-9978 Central City, Nebraska 68826 B6 DARLING ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR SERVICE Phone 946-2880 Central City, Nebraska __-CENTRAL CITY . = i ty, Nebraska i Central C CENTRAL BANK, CENTRAL BANK Hansen Co. Hardware Automotive CUT SEW DEPT. Housewares Paint Zenith Color TV Appliances Furniture TV Sound Sports Owners, Don Joan Hansen Phone 946-2051 VOLLERS SON GARAGE Gambles Serving the Community Since 1920 Pender, Nebraska Phone 402-385-3047 The Friendly Store N C Boosters Leland Binder Republican-Nonpariel Table Rock, Nebraska Central City, Nebraska Bill’s Volume Sales Howard’s Barber Shop Central City, Nebraska Central City, Nebraska Grennan’s Central Electric Paul R. Oswald 208 North Wheeler Rt. 1, Box 142 A Grand Island, Nebraska Aurora, Nebraska Kate’s Rootbeer Coach and Mrs. Graves Central City, Nebraska Central City, Nebraska Mr. and Mrs. Ralph. Garwood Neilson Radio — TV Amelia, Nebraska Central City, Nebraska John Anderson South Sioux City, Nebrask a Susanna Anthoney Central City, Nebraska Doug Ash Billings, Montana Eric Ballagh Burwell, Nebraska Alan Barthel Amelia, Nebraska Weston Barthel Amelia, Nebraska Joanna Binder Table Rock, Nebraska ois n ken beckler Underclassman Directory Mary Hill Lorna O . Beatrice, Nebraska Omaha, ‘el r Jerry Hohndorf Mike Qwengisas Omaha, Nebraska Omahé asic Pam Hooge Phil Parke id Omaha, Nebraska lar ks Kathy Hutchison Omaha, Nebraska Becky Johnson Omaha, Nebraska Z Diane doh sO ; : ., ' A ih ‘ Tonaba, ain Kay Litton, Billin ss , Mo nid % a ¥. Senior Directory Anderson, Dave Football 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Small Musical Groups 3; Boys Glee.3; County Gov’t Day 3; F.C.A. Officer 4; Dramatics 4; Chapel Representative 4 Anderson, Mark Cross Country 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Choir 2, 3, 4; Small Musical Groups 4; Diplomat Reporter 4; Student Representa- tive 3; Dramatics 4; Student Manager 4; F.C.A. 4 Binder, Timothy Track 1, 2, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3, 1; Diplomat Staff 3; Editor 4; Diplomat Reporter 2; Cross Country 4; Wrestling 4; County Gov’t Day 3; F.C.A. 4 Bowley, Jeanne Cheerleader 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1; Band 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Small Musical Groups 3, 4; Choir Officer 4; Class Officer 3; Dorm Officer 3, 4; Diplomat Reporter 2, 3, 4; Reflector Staff 2; Student Representative 2; Dramatics 3; County Gov’t Day 3 Brush, Diana Volleyball 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Band 3, 4 Choir 3, 4; Small Musical Groups 3, 4 Band Officer 4; Diplomat Typist 3 Diplomat Reporter 4; Dramatics 4; County Gov’t Day 3; Girls’ Glee 3, 4; Librarian 3, 4 Buller, Sherril Cheerleader 4; Band 2, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Small Musical Groups 2, 3, 4; Diplomat Typist 4 Buller, Stan Cross Country 4; Basketball 3, 4; Band 3; Small Musical Groups 3; Band Officer 3; Dorm Officer 3, 4; F.C.A. 4 Carlson, Lorene Band 2, 3, 4; Diplomat Reporter 3, 4; Girls’ Glee 3, 4 Davenport, Sandra Choir 4; Small Musical Groups 4; Girls’ Glee 4; Student Manager 4 Dixon, Teresa Cheerleader 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Track 4; Girls Glee 3 Dyck, Kathy Diplomat 2; County Gov’t Day 3; Choir 4 Garwood, Gala Cheerleader 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Band 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Small Musical Groups 2, 3, 4; Band Officer 3; Class Officer 4; Diplomat Reporter 2, 3, 4; Reflector Staff 1; Chapel Representative 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 4 Glynn, Nancy Small Musical Groups 38, 4; Dramatics 4; County Gov’t Day 3; Librarian 3, 4; Dorm Officer 4; Reflector Staff 3, 4; Reflector Editor 4; Band 3, 4; Choir 3, 4 Graber, Cindy Band 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee 3, 4; Diplomat Reporter 2, 3, 4 Green, N aomi Choir 4 Hamilton, Douglas Cross Country 4; Football 1, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Small Musical Groups 4; Class Officer 3; Dorm Officer 1, 2; Diplomat Reporter 1; Reflector Staff 3, 4; Student Body President 4; Chapel Representative 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Manager 1, 2; F.C.A. Hermsmeyer, Darla Volleyball 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Dorm Officer 1, 3, 4; County Gov’t Day 3; Librarian 3, 4 Hollesen, Don Basketball 3; Diplomat Reporter 3; Student Manager 3; Dramatics 4; F.C.A. 4 Honeywell, Debbie Neely, Mike Choir 3, 4; Small Musical Groups 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Basketball 4; F.C.A. 4 Diplomat Reporter 2, 3, 4; Reflector Staff 4d Peaslee, Patti Volleyball 1, 3, 4; Track 1, 3, 4; Softball 1; Ignacio, Emilie Choir 4; Dramatics 4; Girls’ Glee 4 Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Softball 1; Choir 2, 3, 4; Small Musical Groups 2, 3; Diplomat Typist 3, 4; Diplomat Reporter Penner, Martha 1,2 Volleyball 3; Choir 3; Diplomat Typist 3, 4 ohn,Marci Jo Puckett, Larry Choir 3; Dorm Officer 2; Girls’ Glee 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track . Diplomat Mailing Staff 4 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Small Musical Groups 3, 4; Class Officer 2, 3; Dorm Officer.2, 3; ‘Track 4% . _ 7 at oe McConaughey, Maureen Choir 2, 3, 4; Small Musical Groups Librarian 4 Moody, Pam Librarian 3, 4 + . The 1973-1974 school year was com- posed of various activities. In every situa- tion, dedication was required to the activity as well as to Christ. The Reflector Staff.has tried to effec- tively capture and display God’s glory, as it was radiated through His vessels At Nebraska Christian High School. “Let thy work appear unto thy servants, and thy glory unto their children. And let the beauty of the Lord our God be upon us: and establish thou the work of our hands upon us; yea, the work of our hands establish thou it.”’ Psalm 90:16, 17 o4 Be hs Aah arhact oof Sag tyes ,