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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1985 volume:

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Praise Him for His mighty acts: Praise Him according to His excellent greaines4. Praise Him with the sound of the trumpet: Praise Him with the psaltry and harp. Praise Him with the timbazel and dance: Praise Him with the stringed instruments and ozgans. Praise Him upon the Loud cymbals: Praise Him upon the high sounding cymbals. Let everything that hath breath praise the Lord. Praise ye the Load!! REFLECTOR VOL. 26 1985 SORT EN ils: SENIORS ADMINISTRATION....13 UNDERCLASSMEN..21 od thito qa gooadoys r Vever quite got said Vow the time 14 gone We're movin’ on ven though it hurts 4 i J could J'd turn bac: Ind 7'd Love again e your {riend ed ifferent ’ @ caf 4 (ili ack ay 4 NLL said LLA 4 Ll AO Id JL say fou know J Loved you once fove you stronger today ease dove find me ay Words j stAidd need {O Idy but 4 don't know how an'4 stand still till J can't move on load need {OU strength Need you in me ause a part of me is gone In time J with know What J've yet to see lhat thaough all the pain You hurt the same And your standing And more than anything So if J neve said ALL J needed to say J LA say iA nou fou know Loved yo Aove you ALzonger Please dove find me Words itikdh need ) } : j rFAedsAe VW2Ou ¢e OW tease dove find me Lease Ahow me mu Gaant Na chaedl W. SENIORS ANITA ANN ADAMS Favorite Nickname: Verse: Matthew 6:34 Skeeter Goal: To continuely strive to like Jesus and serve Him with my life. Favorite Saying: Thank You-Come Again Birthday: April 21, 1967 Pet Peeve: Hearing people chomp their gum, drink when it's quiet. be more eat, or really Believe it senior or not, our year has finally arrived. As we look back through our years at N.C., we savor so many memories of our friends, underclass- men, teachers, and school life. Memories of things that have transformed us from obnoxious little junior highers into more grown up young adults. As we now change our focus to college life after graduating, we realize how special the friendships really are. now stand that we have ciate there. We under- the classmates learned to appre- will not always be SHNIORS Seniors Say Goodbye... SHARI Favorite Nickname: Goal: I want to will and all me however He Favorite Birthday: Pet LYN BARNELI Verse: Psalm Sow wants. don't 1967 Saying: know i August 28 People's sentences ; Peeve: unfinished ZANE RYAN DEXTER Favorite Verse: Nickname: Fang Goal: Get a job that I enjoy, and play football Favorite Saying: Take off 1966 James 1:19 good Birthday: November 2 Pet Peeve: Narks Favorite Nic JOHN kname: Goal: To Favorite Pet Fav Nic Goal: Fav narian in Siren, SCOTT Verse: Ps Johnny become a CAMPBELI alm 23 gZ0K nd veteri- Wisconsin happily married Saying: I Birthday: July Peeve: offs, 18, Losing and Ph 'm hungry 1967 State ysics Play- KENNY DEAN DOCKWEILER orite V kname: To t orite Birthday: Pet Peeve: Jerse: Dock e a Saying: January Double James 1 rancher Watcha doin’ Zz, i967 standards DENISE ELAINE DUNN Favorite Verse: Psalm 18:3 Nickname: Dee Cee Goal: To sing for the Lord overseas Favorite Saying: Neato beato Birthday: September 9, 1966 Pet Peeve: Unreal people LAURA BETH FAEH Favorite Verse: Psalm 139:24,25 Nickname: Laurie Goal: That my relationship with the Lord will not be affected negatively by circumstances; to keep the lines clear and open and never give up. Favorite Saying: Yoo....! Birthday: April 20, 1967 Pet Peeve: Sawing logs DENISE ANN ELSBERRY Favorite Verse: Ephesians 2:10 Nickname: Neese Goal: To make others happy and be a friend to them Favorite Saying: Go for it! Pet Peeve: People who lie to make themselves look good. JANELLE LYNETTE FOWLER Favorite Verse: Psalm 37:23,24 Nickname: Nelley Goal: To be obedient to Christ's will in my life Favorite Saying: Better days are coming --_ they're called Friday and Sat- urday” Birthday: August 22, 1967 Pet Peeve: Wearing dresses in the snow JUDITH JOY ELSBERRY Favorite Verse: Matthew 6:33 Nickname: Jude Goal: College and whatever God wants me to do after that Favorite Saying: You doowa Birthday: May 10, 1966 Pet Peeve: Two-faced people JOEL EDWIN GLAD Favorite Verse: Psalm 91:1 Nickname: Shmo Goal: Be content wherever God puts me Favorite Saying: I'm not late, am I? Birthday: June 24, 1967 Pet Peeve: Listing people's pet peeves in a yearbook TAMARA SUE GURNEY Favorite Verse: Phil. 4:13 Nickname: Babycakes Goal: To graduate from college with a degree in Business Administration Favorite Saying: Think positive Birthday: December 12, 1966 Pet Peeve: People who belch in public! BARBARA JO KALTENBACH Favorite Verse: Phil 4:13 Nickname: Barb Goal: To be a teacher and even- tually marry a good Christian and have a family. Favorite Saying: “Help” Birthday: December 15, 1966 Pet Peeve: Noisy study halls SHNIORS BETH CHRISTINE HOYT Favorite Verse: Phil. 2:14 Nickname: Bethoyt Goal: To be an occupational therapist Favorite Saying: I hate this accounting Birthday: January 4, 1967 Pet Peeve: People who try to run my life! DEBBIE KAYE LARSEN Favorite Verse: Isaiah 40:29-31 Nickname: “Debbie Sue” Goal: To go to college and play Volleyball and be a missionary. Favorite Saying: Shoot the moon Birthday: March 6, 1967 Pet Peeve: When people are always late BRIAN ROYCE JORDAN Favorite Verse: Isaiah 41:10 Nickname: Victor Goal: To have a_= successful ranching operation Favorite Saying: No doubt Birthday: November 5, 1966 Pet Peeve: Windy days MARK ALLEN McHARGUE Favorite Verse: I Timothy 4:12 Nickname: Marcus Goal: To do and be the best that God wants of me. Favorite Saying: Mega Birthday: January 17, 1967 Pet Peeve: When people don't have respect for other people in authority. Sponsored by Bob and Liz Kaltenbach, Barb and David 8 JOEL RUBEN RUYBALID Favorite Verse: Psalm 46:1 Nickname: Juice Goal: To grow in the knowledge of Christ and be obedient to him. Birthday: October 17, 1966 Pet Peeve: Standing in line JANE LYNETTE SCHUBERT Favorite Verse: Philippians 1:6 Nickname: Schubie, Janie Goal: To get a degree in radio communications Favorite Saying: Ya know?!?!? Birthday: July 27, 1967 Pet Peeve: Being bored RYNETTE LYNEE SVEHLA Favorite Verse: Phil. Nickname: Reni Goal: To either be an Accountant (Fi8te tQeaer - AMY LYNN SNUFFER Favorite Verse: Psalm 139 Nickname: Ames, Ame Goal: To go to college and con- tinue my education Favorite Saying: I don't know Birthday: September 13, 1966 Pet Peeve: Little kids who pick their nose CHRIS DAVID WEEKS Favorite Verse: I Thess. 5:18 Nickname: Christopher, J.C. Pennies, Cheeks or help people with their Goal: To finish whatever I start problems (Sociologist) Favorite Saying: Aw Shud-up Birthday: August 24, Pet Peeve: People who try to Favorite Saying: Are you going to the Pizza Hut parties at Faeh's? Birthday: April 26, 1967 take advantage of me Pet Peeve: Rumors, cut downs, and people who can't take a joke. SENIORS Escape To The Mountains On March 2, 1985 at 10:15 p.m., the N.C. bus left school and started an all-night trip to Camp Id-Ra-Ha-Je in Colorado. There were a few faithful mountain lovers who stayed awake all night to catch the first glimpse of the mountains. Sunday morning, 11 after getting unpacked, we had a worship service with Mr. Neely, our speaker for the week. Monday and Tuesday the class went to Breckenridge to ski. Wednes- day was spent in Denver shopping and eating at Casa Bonita. Each evening Mr. Neely conducted a service. He built his talks on the theme of committing our lives to God and really working for Him. We also enjoyed times of games and songs. Thursday, March 7, 23 left for home. Needless to say, it was a very quiet ride!! So{t ihe 4 SPen tf am stike the j ; , j i = - load, Lio through 12. pnt, thin i Ove 4 Quiet dove. Wuiet he } ind thow that iA there. Quiet dove. Quiet dove. lhe dove that needs j iO WNOW 4A l 4. (U4 et weet And {resh ; + nd, tlow through me. j Z Ome DACA jeed. Sp4 mA, move Quiet lhe 4A0VE,. AOVe. hind love that When no « else is re Quiet dove. Quiet lhe Love that Listens fhat no one } Quiet Love. wunLigh 2dac. MOAULLILG Ome Yive ne 4h 4ftANg ACC ZC, DACA had thac ugh JOUR ILUNMNER jeed tinees, ADMINISTRATION FACULTY Mr. Ruben Ruybalid Spanish, History, Athletic Director Mr. Rob Pearson Chaplain Mr. Warren Barnell Bookkeeper, Typing, Business Classes Mr. Walt Hamilton Computer, Sophomore Bible, Head Basket- ball Coach Mr. Rich Musgrave Head Administrator, Senior Bible S ; a , . a tage HNN ‘ Mr. John Ellefson Math, American Government Mrs. Sue Wilgocki Volleyball Coach Girls Track, Physical Education, English, Art Mr. H. K. Sawyer Band, Choir, Music, Principal Mrs. Judy Taylor Receptionist, Insight Mrs. Lois Ludden Secretary FACULTY Mrs. Sarah Musgrave Elementary Music Mrs. Elsie Dockweiler 1-3 Aide | Mrs. Connie Barnell Grades 1-3 Z Mrs. Barbara McGrew Mrs. Barbara McHargue Kindergarten Mr. Gilbert Glad Elementary Principal Grades 1-3 Mr. Harold Cook Grounds Supervisor Miss Sheryl Braun Mr. Larry Schreiber i ore English, Football Coach, Boys Sopra MEPUEEOS Track, Drivers Education, Physical Education, Math, Guidance Counselor Mrs. Sue Hamilton Boys Dorm, Jr. High Bible, 7th English, 8th Science Mr. Robert McGrew Science Mrs. Harriet Gillett Librarian Sponsoned by Lone Tree Printing, Central City, Nebaaska 17 ADMINISTRATION wert Mr. Kenneth Swanson Industrial Arts Mrs. Sharon Nelson Head Cook Mr. Mike Neely Bible Mrs. Priscilla Milby Cook me) 4 Mr. Merle Ross Maintenance 2H UP ROGS bv x SESE S46 ARES Ls a ee Mrs. Edythe Coleman Cook TEACHING TAFF CREDENTIALS 4 aight Straight SA aight SA raigha af Carry on When the lying Lights tell ) 4 eS lying thoughts tel But feeling can ’ f0U Ae Amy Garant Gary Chapman Michael W. Smith NDERCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors © OO OOOO Eric Barnes Belinda Berck Business Mgr. Rance Dexter Vice President Rob Dockweiler Jennifer Dods Wayne Garrett Joel Hansen Jay Hitchcock Scott Hopkins Curtis Juett Susan Kremer Secretary Daniel McGrew Scott Masters Warren Pennell OVOVIIUOYY Brad Ratliff Rod Rowse Marty Swan Rodney Swanson Treasurer j Brant Taylor President Dorothy Young Chuck Wagner Holly Wolfenden The Junior Class is known as the most fun class in the school. This year we have learned a lot about coopera- tion and tolerance in class meetings. Taking care of the candy store after school, keeping pop machines working, setting up to sell popcorn and candy at games, and cleaning up afterwards has taught us a new sense of responsibility. We had a good year, and we are looking forward to a great senior year. 23 UNDERCLASSMEN Sophomores Susanne Ackles Melissa Anderson Kyle Berck Mark Binder Clint Bokelman Lynette Clevenger Randy Dockweiler Sheila Ehrismann Beth Elsberry Kayla Fling Matthew Graf Shelli Grosch Patrick Harvey Robyn Jividen Stephanie Nelson Sharron Parsons Daurice Pizzolato Brad Poland Candace Otott Penny Rowse Becky Sawyer Kay Schubert Robin Sorensen Charity Till Sec'y-Treas. Lisa Weeks Cyrus Wolfenden President Randy Worden Daryl Zogg The Sophomore Class grew in many ways this year. The two main areas of growth were individual maturity and class size. We are now the largest class and dominate in several areas. We are a unique class and have a variety of talents. We have a number of Sophomores on the varsity volley- ball and football teams. Also a number of us are in choir, band, girls glee, and booster club. Our class this year has taken on a lot more responsibility. The neatest thing we have learned is how to get along with all of our classmates. It shows in our caring for each other and in our unity. UNDERCLASSMEN Freshmen Melinda Anderson Russ Barnell John Bauer Paul Evans Kirk Faeh Lei Ferris Mary Jo Ferris Melissa Foley Dina Gurney Vice President Debbie Hansen Justina Hanson John Hauser This year the Freshman class was a very unique class. Students came from all across Nebraska to begin their first year of High School at N.C. There were many adjustments to make. Many had not been away from home for a very long period of time so therefore dorm life was a big adjustment. The stu- dents in the class have enjoyed getting to know one another and have learned from each others mistakes. The class is a very open and friendly class that makes them well liked by all. Wes Hitchcock Sponsored by Hitchcock Ranch, Ainsworth, Nebraska 26 Kathy Hoyt Kerry Jividen Korlynn Klein Secretary Lorin Krieger President Nancy Kyser Jay Lytle Paul McHargue Tom Masters Amy Maxson Charyse Rogers Mike Snuffer Stan Unruh Sponsored by Maxson Insulating and Recycling YP y p- ; : Ainsworth, Nebraska UNDERCLASSMEN Junior High Dennis Fling Kim Graham Aaron Harvey Jerret Hult Tim Pearson Jenny Pizzolato Cole Price Brian Rightler Joanna Schmidt Brian Swanson Sponsonzed by Rowse Rakes, Inc., Buwell, Nebraska 28 Brad Poland Tiffany Stull Jason Beck Brenda Canon Jody Cook Che ry ] Dockweiler Christi Elsberry Amy Ferris Michelle Hanover Bradley Bretta Kallem Exciting class parties and participation in athletics highlighted the year for the 24 students of the 7th and 8th grades. It was a year of struggles and accomplishments as we adjusted to new schedules and demands. This year our P.E. classes were assisted by seniors Zane Dexter, Judy Elsberry, Deb Larsen, and Denise Dunn. We have enjoyed this year and are looking forward to next. Sponsored by Berzean Fundamental Church 6 ra Centraal City, Nebraska PS ; ; ftaeetend -Aiorak BKLEMENTARY Elementary Number 39.... Beth Bokelman Kelley DeMary Doug McHargue Jonathan Musgrave Steve Pearson Julie Snuffer Mystie Spencer Nathan Musgrave Verna Musgrave Jennifer Beck Neeli Grosch Chris Hanover Julie Nelson Katie Pearson Andrew Graf Mike Johnson Joy McHargue Ruth Musgrave Jill Snuffer Malissa Spencer Beverly Swartz Teri Barnell Leon Clevenger Joshua Dieckmann Kristin Hattan Travis Hines Hannah Huenefeld Andrew Musgrave Dana Taylor David Graham Melinda Musgrave ELEMENTARY Angela Riley Joy Bailey Dawn Dockweiler Bethany Huenefeld es Ae Esther Musgrave Not Pictured: Robin Welk Scott Welk on fusALon aazound ev ACTIVITIES 4 Make It To State From the All-School Speech Contest, the follow- ing team was chosen to represent N.C. at the District Contest. Humorous Prose, Brant Taylor, Mark McHargue; Serious Prose, Shari Barnell, Susan Kremer; Poetry, Deb Larsen, Jane Schubert; Persuasive, Belinda Berck, Anita Adams; Extem- poraneous, Jennifer Dods, Rance Dexter; Informa- tive, Scott Masters, Matt Graf; Entertainment, Rod Swanson, Wes Hitchcock; Drama, Shari Barnell, Laurie Faeh, Deb Larsen, Amy Snuffer; Duet Act- ing, Anita Adams, Jane Schubert. Our _ three coaches, Mrs. Wilgocki, Mrs. Hamilton, and Mrs. Swanson, were a tremendous help to us. Four students did make it to State Contest. Shari in Serious Prose, Deb in Poetry, Belinda in Persuasive, and Wes in Entertainment. Though no one made it to the final round, all four achieved Superior and Excellent ratings. 34 Take Time With God = - y _ $) ’ Ps Taking time with God is what chapels are all about. Pastor Elsberry shared during the Fall Spiritual Emphasis Meet- ings, and Jim Anderson spoke to us dur- ing the winter meetings. These were both very concentrated times spent with God and in God's Word. Mr. Musgrave and Mr. Pearson spoke to us regularly throughout the year. We really appreciated their discernment in seeing our needs and putting chal- lenges before the student body. ACTIVITIES BANQUETS at Nebraska Christian A romantic evening for the Pearsons Tom enjoyed his cheesecake. You asked for this one, Tammy. What did you say this time, Wayne? Sponsored by Class of 1985 36 Single is the only way to go, right Zane? The Swanson's are thrilled to be a part of this year's Junior-Senior Banquet. Please be our Ques? at the JuniorSezlom Banger Teesda , Avr 37 23 6530 “PH Masic Worship Center The dunior Class Sponsored by Class of 1986 37 ACTIVITIES mi ee R re - L t a I O R Deb Larsen, Editor Jennifer Dods, Ass't. Ed. Tammy Gurney, Bus. Mgr. Belinda Berck John Campbell Beth Hoyt Barb Kaltenbach Korlynn Klein Cole Price Marty Swan Rod Swanson Chris Weeks Mrs. Marilynn Ritta, Spon. Staff members hard at work. INSIGHT EAGLE INSIGHT STAFF Jane, Editor Wayne, Assistant Jane Schubert, Charyse Rogers, John Bauer, Korlynn Klein, Tammy Gurney, Deb Hansen, Wayne Garrett, Steve Pearson, Cheryl Dockweiler. e@dAonsA hange K ly 4 eopAae come and peopAe ¢ O jU � hough our paths hey wiki meet one ay know. ahh those treasuzed Limes. richer man, 1UVAILG had You All DORM LIFE At Home In West Hall Who let those lunatics loose? —� Did somebody say party? y Cleaning my desk is almost as much fun Sponsored by Tony's Well Pump Service, as cleaning the can. Hoddrege, Nebraska ———— will do anything getting a check, when she Susanne to avoid during study hall, is in Charity's room. If I go, they go. girls dorm was a lot of fun. together to sing songs and We also had Christmas Priscilla Luce, who was the got other better. shower for first semester. ir living in meetings This ye dorm we know ¢€ party wedding our dorm assistant the We did not always goof around though. We had serious times too. We read the Bible together and shared prayer requests. Once a week we met with another girl for a time together called Little Sis. We used this time to pray together our problems with one another, as well to The Ritta's, our and made it feei During get to a ich and a some Big and share friendships. added a and forn dorm like as parents, lot to the dorm home. You better pray don't have check to- we room day! The Ritta's make dorm life “bearable”. 43 DORMS e Cole relaxing with some music. Meanwhile, _. On The Other Side Of Hello, is this the girls' dorm? Kenny proves that some of us do study. Sponsonzed by R R Gas and Diesel Repair Shop, Valentine, Nebraska 44 Thank You, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, for your care. It is not only studying Scott is ready for leather work. that takes concentration. Sponsoned by Dairy Queen, Central City, Nebaaska. We treat you night, 45 the load and worthy of gory. Graeat i+ the Load And worthy of praise. Great is the Load Now Lift up your voice, Now Lift up your voice, $ r J 7 Great is the Loxzd. Great is the Load! —- Michael W. Smith MUSIC Great Is The Lord 9 9 @4 - L, ; == es , : ie o he J By a Front Row: Nancy Kyser, Stephanie Nelson, Kayla Fling, Jane Schubert, Lorin Krieger, Joél Ruybalid, Tom Masters, Mike Snuffer, Amy Snuffer, Susan Kremer, Charyse Rogers, Director H. K. Sawyer. Second Row: Denise Dunn, Laurie Faeh, Shari Barnell, Marty Swan, Pat Harvey, Russ Barnell, Joey Glad, Mark Binder, Korlynn Klein, Jennifer Dods, Susanne Ackles. Third Row: Becky Sawyer, Denise Elsberry, Beth Elsberry, Stan Unruh, Scott Masters, Kenny Dockweiler, Paul McHargue, Chuck Wagner, Rynette Svehla, Lisa Weeks, Penny Rowse. Fourth Row: Judy Elsberry, Dorothy Young, Tammy Gurney, Brant Taylor, John Campbell, Mark McHargue, Wayne Garrett, Randy Dockweiler, Barb Kaltenbach, Holly Wolfenden, Anita Adams. Great is the Lord, He is holy and just, by His power we trust in His love. That song has been a_ special favorite with choir members this year. It has been a challenge to sing meaning- fully as we have travelled throughout Nebraska ministering in churches. Under the direction of Mr. H. K. Sawyer, the choir practiced diligently three times weekly in preparation for clinics and contests, as well as tours. One of the highlights of the year was the Grace Music Festival which allowed us to join with about 200 young people from Christian High Schools in praising God. We have appreciated the opportu- nities we had to minister, as well as Attention during practices to grow individually. yields good concerts. Sponsored by Rowse Rakes Inc., Bumwell, Nebraska 48 Joél and Anita provide leadership in their positions as President and Secretary Sponsored by Rowse Rakes, Inc. The choir performs at Harvest Festival Burwell, Nebraska 49 MUSIC Truly The Lord Is Great ... Front Row: Deb Larsen, Shari Barnell, Jennifer Dods, Dorothy Young, Kerry Jividen, Charyse Rogers, Jenny Pizzolato, Amy Ferris, Deb Hansen. 2nd Row: Kay Schubert, Lei Ferris, Shelli Grosch, Stephanie Nelson, Mary Jo Ferris, Lisa Weeks, Dennis Fling, Tom Masters, Denise Dunn, Mark McHargue, Scott Masters, Chuck Wagner, Marty Swan, Warren Pennell. 3rd Row: Julie Kremer, Michelle Hanover, Kim Graham, Eric Barnes, Robyn Jividen, Jay Lytle, Tim Pearson, Jason Beck, Korlynn Klein, John Campbell, Joel Glad. Back Row: Brian Rightler, Mr. H. K. Sawyer, director; John Hauser, Brant Taylor, Chad Jividen, Wayne Garrett. We as an N.C. band greatly praise the Lord this year. “Exaltation , “Battle of Jericho”, and God of Our Fathers” were some of the songs performed at concerts and con- tests. We played at pep rallies and at home games with Mr. Sawyer directing us. Mark and Shari, as band officers, did a good job of directing us and providing spiritual leadership. Mark McHargue - President Shari Barnell - Secretary On you Eagles! Hard at work?!? Sponsored by Kenneth and Elaine Fling a MUSIC Small Groups Boys Quartet Mark McHargue, Joél Ruybalid, Kenny Dockweiler, Wayne Garrett Accompanist, Anita Adams Mixed Ensemble Front Row: Jame Schubert, Beth Elsberry, Shari Barnell; Second Row: Denise Dunn, Anita Adams, Barb Kaltenbach, Rynette Svehla, Denise Elsberry, Susanne Ackles; Third Row: Joél Ruybalid, Scott Masters, Wayne Garrett, Mark McHargue, Kenny Dockweiler, Joey Glad, Marty Swan. Not pictured- Tammy Gurney. Girls Duet Denise Dunn and Anita Adams Girls Trio Jennifer Dods, Charity Till, Nancy Kyser Kayla working hard, while the choir relaxes. Our faithful bus driver stays alert so we can rest easy. 53 wunning in the zace. Sdazaying to and {ro falling on your face. S j ; a } O You wank 40 ANAOW YOUR LOWeA AN, but baother before Vevenr Vever say Strength He You went wrong you rzemember Instead of pressing towards t! You think that You' only np et Who's ever come your way and done what you have done. Vevenr say die, You've come too Give it one more try and } you thaough. Vever say die. We are weak but H itzong and Strength He with supply if you ask Him to. SPORTS Varsity Makes It To State! DISTRICT CHAMPIONS Front Row: Neeli Grosch, Candace Otott, Shari Barnell, Robyn Jividen, Penny Rowse, Deb Larsen, Coach Sue Wilgocki. Second Row: Coach Ed Ritta, Tammy Gurney, Laurie Faeh, Becky Sawyer, Jane Schubert. Third Row: Belinda Berck, Stephanie Nelson, Lisa Weeks, Anita Adams. i a Sponsored by Central Conoco, Central City, Nebraska 56 WELCOM ETO CENTRAL A COMMUNITY FULL OF PRIDET GOOD LUCK NEBR. CHRISTAIN VOLLEYBALL PLAY ON FRIDAY ‘at AT LEIGH SAT 7:30 ar | Satta Finishing with a record of 13 wins and 5 losses, the 1984 Volleyball Team experienced a great year. In our first year in the Goldenrod Conference, we came out of the conference tournament with a respectable third place trophy. Deb Larsen was selected to be a member of the all-tourney team, as well as the year-end All-Conference Team. Other members of the All-Conference Teams included Anita Adams, second team, and Robyn Jividen and Shari Barnell, honor- able mention. At one point in the season we experienced a slump, but we recovered from that low with the leadership of Coaches Sue Wilgocki and Ed Ritta, the experience of the seniors, and _ the intensity of the younger players. In post-season play, we fought to earn two victories in the sub-districts. From there we went on to upset Stromsburg in the district play-off. That win allowed us to travel to Lincoln to participate in the State Tournament for the first time in the history of the school. At State we beat Wynot easily in the first game, but we were eliminated in that match. Even though we advanced no further, we will never forget the opportunity we had to participate in the State Tournament and stay in the Hilton. We praise God for our success and the unity and skill He gave us. Sponsored by Besteds Variety Store Central City Mall, both of Central City, NE 57 SPORTS Senior Strength Jane Schubert and Anita Adams Laurie Faeh and Shari Barnell Sponsored by Head-Quarters Hair Center - Roffler Centraal City, Nebraska and Noadstedt's, Central City, Nebraska Tammy Gurney and Deb Larsen J.V. Gains Experience po ay lee Riis Vine Ae -_— fs Pid A i “al eo A es? = ee eeolc L. to R.: Korlynn Klein, Debbie Hansen, Stephanie Nelson, Lynette Clevenger, Holly Wolfenden, Dorothy Young, Belinda Berck, Lisa Weeks, Mr. Ed Ritta, Neeli Grosch, Candace Otott, Becky Sawyer, Susanne Ackles, Shelli Grosch, Penny Rowse, Kay Schubert, Kerry Jividen, Dina Gurney SPORTS Junior High Play Hard Front Row: Brenda Canon, Jennie Pizzolato, Amy Ferris, Christi Elsberry, Jody Cook. Second Row: Kim Graham, Coach Sue Wilgocki, Tiffany Stull, Julie Kremer, Joanna Schmidt, Michelle Hanover, Coach Deb Larsen, Cheryl Dockweiler Varsity To State... Back Row: Kenny Dockweiler, Chris Weeks, Wayne Garrett, Cyrus Wolfenden, Rance Dexter, Daniel McGrew, John Hauser, John Campbell, Randy Dockweiler, Coach Larry Schreiber. Front Row: Brant Taylor, Brian Jordan, Joél Ruybalid, Joey Glad, Russ Barnell, Rod Rowse, Paul Evans, Jay Hitchcock, Wes Hitchcock, Zane Dexter, Randy Worden. SPORTS 2nd Year Straight Football this year speaks for lost a lot of size from last year, determination was more than doubled season progressed. Our natural talent was better than ever, with a well-experienced backfield. Both the offense and the defense worked excep- tionally well together. Our team was young, but very adaptable to over forty new plays. Together Joél Ruybalid, quarterback, and Zane Dexter and Rod Rowse, running backs, rushed 2646 total yards. Our average scoring was 45 points per game to our opponents 15 points. Because there were more guys played than ever before, the year was exceptionally profitable the younger players as well as exciting for fans. It was a great way to start the school with win after win. Next year should hold 3S excitement, as many of the starters re- Z a Sponsored by fown and Country Insurance Agency, Buwwell, 62 J.V. Learn A Lot J.V. TEAM IN ACTION Junior High Play 2 Games it ot tae Me APs sae” i i Three wae! 3 ews ot . Tim Pearson, Greg Faeh, Cole Price, Bradley Kallam, Dennis Fling, Jerret Hult, Aaron Harvey, Jason Beck, Brian Rightler, Brian Poland, Brian Swanson, Chad Jividen. SPORTS Seniors Lead the Way KEN DOCKWEILER Defensive E JOEY GLAD BRIAN JORDAN Nose Guard Center Nose Guard Center 1984 RECORD Opponent 14 Friend 0 St. Edward 26 Palmer Clarks Silver Creek No. Loup-Scotia Cedar Rapids Elgin-Pope John Play-Offs 37 Arnold 14 Lawrence 3 Leigh JOEL RUYBALID CHRIS WEEKS Quarterback Safety End Defensive End 65 SPORTS Eagles On The Roll Again BR Coach Walt Hamilton, Rance Dexter, Rod Swanson, Manager Chuck Wagner, Chris Weeks, Kenny Dockweiler, Mark McHargue, Rod Rowse, Wayne Garrett, Joél1 Ruybalid, Brant Taylor, Ass't. Coach Ruben Ruybalid. Mr. Hamilton's locker room pep talk inspires the varsity. Joél in action. Rance gets a needed one. Pde Sponsored by Rowse Rakes, Inc., Buwell, Nebraska 66 This years seniors in- clude Joél, Kenny, Mark and Chris. We'll miss your leadership. Sponsonzed by Mark goes up tough for Reo and Marilee Weeks two more. Joé1 shows his touch. SPORTS Junior Varsity Grows... ray oP Pry Kirk Faeh, Student Manager Dennis Fling, Paul McHargue, Russ Barnell, Eric Barnes, Curtis Juett, Wayne Garrett, Matt Clinton, Wes Hitchcock, Mark Binder, Coach Walt Hamilton. Jr. High Blossoms... Sponsored by Eagles Collect Trophy. Brian Swanson, Tim Community Service Station Pearson, Greg Faeh, Aaron Harvey, Brian Central City, Nebraska Rightler, Brad Poland, Cole Price, Chad Jividen, and Family Resources - Dennis Fling, Jason Beck. Aurona, Nebraska 68 Sponsored by Poland Oil, 69 Kerry Jividen, Asst. Coach Sue Wilgocki, Stephanie Nelson, Candace Otott, Robyn Jividen, Lisa Weeks, Korlynn Klein, Kay Schubert, Susanne Ackles, Head Coach Larry Schreiber. Girls basketball history at N.C. began this year. Be- ginning with only a J.V. tean, the girls played two games against Hordville. Even though they lost, they learned lots about the basics of basket- ball. The team, consisting of Freshmen through Seniors, ap- preciated very much the time Mr. Schreiber gave during P.E. classes to build skills. We had a lot of fun playing to- gether, and the underclassmen have hopes of more extensive basketball programs in the future. Inc., Gaand Jsdand, Nebraska When The Going Gets Tough... Rod and Randy work hard under Coach Schreiber's super- vision. Joél dis- covers it pays off. pay | bears li , cael me Fe Sponsored by Central City Auto Parts, Centraal City and Richard's Repain, Richard Elsberry Baunwick, Nebraska Coach Wilgocki looks on Susan practices hurdles. The rest of the team takes a breather during practice. THE 1985 BOYS TRACK TEAM Eric Barnes Rance Dexter Zane Dexter Randy Dockweiler John Hendricks Wes Hitchcock Daniel McGrew Rod Rowse Joé1 Ruybalid Rod Swanson Brant Taylor Chuck Wagner Cyrus Wolfenden Tim Pearson Manager é NEBRASKA CHRISTIAN iH =SCHOOL , ae The Tough Get Going... THE 1985 GIRLS TRACK TEAM Susan Kremer Deb Larsen Melissa Anderson Lynette Clevenger Beth Elsberry Lei Ferris Mary Jo Ferris Janelle Fowler Justina Hanson Kerry Jividen Korlynn Klein Amy Maxson Robin Sorensen Holly Wolfenden Shelli Grosch Manager Robyn Jividen Manager Practice with intensity and you will compete with and again -—- as demonstrated by Deb, Korlynn, and of the team as manager and encourager. intensity. This was proven again Lei. Robyn was an essential part SPORTS For The Eagles! Let’s Hear It The cheerleaders this year were a small group, but they could make a lot of noise. Many football games, the girls were so cold they wondered if it was worth it. But when the Eagles pulled out another win, there was no question that it was. As head cheer- leader, Jane inspired the team with her leadership. The girls appreciated Miss Braun's leadership and sugges- tions also. The squad grew closer to the Lord and closer to one another throughout the year. Kay Schubert Sophomore Tammy Gurney Senior Lisa Weeks Sophomore Jane Schubert Senior “This is serious...” Vaal Wwe Row 1: Kenny Dockweiler, Robyn Jividen, Deb Larsen, Rynette Svehla, Judy Elsberry, Anita Adams, Joé1 Ruybalid. Row 2: Denise Elsberry, Daurice Pizzolato, Beth Elsberry, Kay Schubert, Becky Sawyer, Stephanie Nelson, Wayne Garrett. Row 3: Melinda Anderson, Melissa Anderson, Robin Sorensen, Lisa Weeks, Jay Hitchcock, Chuck Wagner, Lynette Clevenger, Nancy Kyser. Row 4: Matt Graf, Korlynn Klein, Charyse Rogers, Kerry Jividen, Charity Till, Jennifer Dods, Chris Weeks. Row 5: Scott Masters, Dina Gurney, Susanne Ackles, Paul Evans, Wes Hitchcock. 75 DIRECTORY —— STUDENT Jennifer Pawnee iden Island ’ Mike Johnson (3) Central City, NI Brian Jordan Burwell, NE Curtis Aurora, Bradley fal Grand Islan em NE Bretta Kallem (7) Grand Island, NE Barbara Kaltenbach (1 St. Paul, NE Korlynn Klein (9) Wood River, NE Julie Kremer X Aurora, NE Susan Kremer Aurora, NE Lorin Krieger ) Neill, NE Nancy Kyser Ainsworth, Deb Larsen Central Jay Lytle ( Fairbury, NE Scott Masters (11) Mapleton, IA Tom Masters (9) Mapleton, IA Amy Maxson (9) Ainsworth, NE Daniel McGrew (11) Central City, NE Nola Joy McGrew (3) Central City, NE Doug McHargue (6) Central City, NE Joy McHargue (3) Central City, NE Mark McHargue (12) Central City, NE Paul McHargue (9) Central City, NE Andrew Musgrave Central City, Esther Musgrave (K) City, NE City, NE Melinda Musgrave (1) Central City, NE Nathan Musgrave (5) Central City, NE an Musgrave (6) Ruth Musgrave Central City, Verna Musgrave Central City, Marquette, Stephanie Nelson Marquette, NE Candace tott Belleville, KS Pearson City, Steve Pearson Central City Tim Pearson Central City, Warren Pennell (11) Grand Island, NE Daurice Pizzolato Central City, NE Jennie Pizzolato (8) Central City, NE Brad Poland (10) Grand Island, NE Brian Poland (7) Grand Island, NE Cole Price (8) Columbus, NE Brad Ratliff (11) Central City, NE Brian Rightler (8) Grand Island, NE } Angela Riley (1) Aurora, NE Charyse Rogers (9) Grand Island, NE Penny Rowse (10) Burwell, NE Rodney Rowse (11) Burwell, NE Becky Sawyer (10) Central City, NE Joanna Schmidt (8) Central City, NE Jane Schubert (12) Bassett, NE Kay Schubert (10) wo Bassett, NE Amy Snuffer (1 Grand Island, Jill Snuffer (3) fin Julie Snuffer (6) Grand Island, NE Mike Snuffer (9) Grand Island, NE Robin Sorensen (10) Cairo, NE Malissa Spencer (3) Central City, NE Mystie Spencer (6) Central City, NE Tiffany Stull (7) Grand Island, NE Rynette Svehla (12) Holdrege, NE Marty Swan (11) Neligh, NE Brian Swanson (8) Central City, NE Rodney Swanson (11) Central City, NE Beverly Swartz (3) Central City, NE Brant Taylor (11) Aurora, NE Dana Taylor (2) Aurora, NE Sherilynn Till (10) Hastings, NE Stanley Unruh (9) Omaha, NE Charles Wagner (11) Hooper, NE Chris Weeks (12) Gibbon, NE Weeks (10) NE Robin Welk (1) srand Island, NE Scott Welk (4 Grand Island, Heather Wisc Hastings, Cyrus Wolfenden Valentine, NE Holly Wolfenden Valentine, NE jy Worden (10) NE Rant Burwell, Dorothy Young (11) Grand Island, NE Daryl Zogg (10) Grand Island, NE ODL L LARA AA PL NTT LENNIE ET LLANE LN EI ELAINE EK RAN ARE Rt