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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1987 volume:

Heflector ‘87 Seniors Administration % Underclassmen 4 ys annie -4 Slzchenn TAGS ccsciseciesscesssee BB Activities Reflector '87 Nebraska Christian In a day and age where conformity is shouted from the media and echoed from those around us we as Christians are called in every area of our lives to be different’. We're not to let the world press us into its mold. It is our desire here at Nebraska Christian to be different' from others in our everyday lives. We are not called to be odd but set apart from this world. Do not conform any longer to the pattern of this world, but be different by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is - His good, pleasing and perfect will. Romans 12:2 paraphrased from the NIV Bible -3- aouasalfuq BY} JD YOOT aqUasaff{1G] IY} JD YOOT 7 S = | 8 E O77 SU aauasaffigT 9Y4} JD YOOT AES Per Oy aauataffig( 94} JD YyOOT Bury Bey AIINSBAL | -A1BBIIBG Japemxoog Apuey JUBPISIAG- VIA, = = UspuazjoM srg USP Sold Class Motto: What we are is God's gift to us; what we make of ourselves is our gift to God. Class Flower: Rose Class Verse: Matthew 6:33 But seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteousness and all these things shall be added unto you. Class Colors: Blue and White Sponsored By REO AND MARILEE WEEKS The Difference Susanne Ackles Susanne came to N.C. her sophomore year from Ord Public High School. Susanne currently resides in Ord, NE. Susanne has participated in Volleyball and Basketball all three years. She has also been in the N.C. Choir all three years and in many other singing groups. Susanne plans to go into Psychology and Counseling when out of school Susanne was the Student Council secretary her Senior year. Her advice to you is to always obey your parents. Kyle Berck Kyle came to N.C. his sixth grade year. He resides in Marquette, NE. In Kyle's spare time he is a race car driver. Kyles favorite verse is I John 2:3-4. Kyle intends to be farming or race car driving in his future. Miriam Barrow Miriam came to N.C. her Senior year from Lakeview High School. Her hometown is Platte Center, NE. Miriam participated in Basketball and Choir. Her favorite verse is Psalms 27:13-14. Miriam plans to be a legal secretary when out of schooL Her advice to you is to work hard and never let yourself forget what a great opportunity you have here at N.C. Mark Binder Mark came to N.C. his Freshman year. His hometown is Table Rock, NE. Mark has participated in Basketball his first three years at N.C. and Football his Senior year. Mark has been involved in Choir all four years. He was also the class treasurer his Junior year. Mark enjoys reading and weightlifting. His plans are to go into Missionary Aviation. Shownin.... Clint Bokelman Clint came to N.C. as a fourth grader. He is currently residing in Central City, NE. Clint participated in Football his Freshman and Junior year and also played Basketball his Junior year. Clint was on the Reflector staff his Senior year. He plans to go into business after schooling. His favorite verse is John 3:16 and his advice to you is you only live once on this earth but if you do it right that's all it takes. Sheila Ehrisman Sheila came to N.C. her seventh grade year. Her hometown is Grand Island, NE. Sheila is a paper carrier as well as a full time student. She has been involved in many speech contests while at N.C. usually having interests in poetry. Sheila plans to be a pre-school aid in the future. Her hobbies include collecting dolls and stuffed animals. Kayla Fling Kayla came to N.C. her Freshman year. Her hometown is Ainsworth, NE. Kayla has played the piano for the N.C. Choir, solos, and small groups for the past four years. Kayla has been a member of the Athletic Club and was the class Business Manager her Junior year. She was the class Secretary her Senior year. Kayla's advice to you is to respect those in authority over you. Pat Harvey Pat came to N.C. as a seventh grader. He currently resides in Grand Island, NE. Pat is one of the two Seniors who went out for basketball this year. He participated in Choir his Sophomore and Junior year. Pat is a baker at Nighter's Bakery in Grand Island. Pat intends to go into full time Christian work as a Youth Pastor or a Pastor. Mary Lancey Mary transferred to N.C. her Senior year from Benson High School. Mary's hometown is Omaha, NE. Mary has been involved in the Choir and was the statistician for the Volleyball team. Mary would like to have her own tailoring business. Mary's hobbies include sewing, sw imming, and playing the violin and harp. -13- Randy Dockweiler Randy came to N.C. as an eighth grader. His hometown is Central City, NE. Randy has been in Football and Track all four of his high school years. He played Basketball his Senior year. Randy participated in the N.C. Choir the first three years of high school and was on Student Council his Junior year. Randy's hobbies are football, jamball, and of course, Penny. Beth Elsberry Beth came to N.C. her Sophomore year from Orchard High School. Beth currently resides in Marquette, NE. Beth participated in Track her Sophomore and Junior year, Basketball her Junior year and was also head Cheerleader her Junior year. She has been in Choir all three years and various other musical ensembles. Beth's favorite verse is Philippians 4:6-7. Shelli Grosch Shelli came to N.C. her seventh grade year. Her hometown is Silver Creek, NE. Shelli has been in Volleyball all four years of high school She was the Track manager her Sophomore year. Shelli has participated in Band all four years and Choir her Junior and Senior year. She also helped on the Reflector staff her Senior year. Shelli would like to be an Elementary Teacher. Robyn Jividen Robyn came to N.C. as a seventh grader. She currently resides in Chapman, NE. Robyn has played Volleyball all four years, Basketball her second, third, and fourth year and has been involved in Track the last three years. Robyn has also been in band all four years. She was the Student Council Treasurer her Junior year and the Student Council President her Senior year. Her favorite verse is I Corinthians 15:57-58. The Class Stephanie Nelson Stephanie came to N.C. her seventh grade year and lives in Marquette, NE. She participated in Volleyball all four years of high school, Track her Freshman year, Basketball her Sophomore year and Cheerleading her Junior and Senior year. Stephanie was in the N.C. band her Freshman and Sophomore years and Choir her Junior and Senior year. Her hobbies include babysitting and reading. Daurice Pizzolato Daurice came to N.C. her fifth grade year and currently resides in Central City, NE. She was the student manager and statistician for the Volleyball team her Junior and Senior year. Daurice participated on the Reflector staff her Freshman, Junior, and Senior year. She was the editor of the yearbook her Senior year and on the Insight her Senior year. One of Daurice's hobbies is Christian clowning. Penny Rowse Penny came to N.C. her Freshman year and currently resides in Burwell, NE. She has been involved in Volleyball all four years of high school, Track her Freshman, Junior, and Senior year. Penny was a Cheerleader her Senior year also. Penny has also participated in Choir the last three years. Her favorite verse is 1 Peter 5:7. Penny plans to bea secretary. Kay Schubert Kay came to N.C. her freshman year. Her hometown is Bassett, NE. Kay has participated in Volleyball all four years, Track her Freshman year, and Basketball her Sophomore and Senior year. Kay was alsoa Cheerleader her Sophomore and Junior year. She has been in Band all four years and Choir her Junior and Senior year. Kay has been on the Insight staff the last three years and was the Editor her Senior year. Kay was elected Homecoming Queen in 1987. Her favorite verse is Joshua 1:8. Candace Otott Candace came to N.C. her seventh grade year. Her hometown is Belleville, Kansas. She has participated in Volleyball all four years of high school, Track her Freshman year and Cheerleading her Senior year. Candace was on the Reflector staff her Senior year also. Candace's favorite verse is 2 Corinthians 4:8. She plans to go into office work of some kind. Brad Poland Brad came to N.C. his seventh grade year. His hometown is Grand Island, NE. Brad was the business manager for the Reflector staff his Senior year. He enjoys hunting and helping Kyle at the races. Brad plans to be an accountant for Poland Oil. His favorite verse is Psalms 34:4. Becky Sawyer Becky came to N.C. when she was a third grader and currently resides in Central City, NE. She has been involved in Volleyball all four years of high school, Track her Freshman, Junior and Senior year and Basketball her Junior and Senior year. Becky has been active in music also. She was in the Choir her Sophomore, Junior, and Senior year and has participated in various small groups. Becky was also on Reflector staff her Senior year. Robin Sorenson Robin came to N.C. as a freshman. She lives in Cairo, NE. Robin participated in band her Freshman year and Track her Sophomore year. She has been an avid supporter of the Eagle team as she was in Pep Club and Athletic Club all four years. Robin's favorite verse is Psalms 13:5-6. Charity Till Charity came to N.C. from Hastings High School her Sophomore year. She lives in Hastings, NE. Charity was in Choir the first semester of her Junior and Senior year. She was also the class Secretary her Sophomore year. Charity enjoys playing the piano, swimming and reading. Her advice to you is to be yourself. -14- of 1987 Lisa Weeks Lisa came to N.C. her Freshman year from Gibbon, NE. She was out for Volleyball all four years, Basketball her Sophomore and Junior year and was a Cheerleader her Sophomore and Junior year. Lisa has been in Band all four years and Choir the last three years. Her hobbies include cross stitching and ice skating. Lisa was the Student Council Vice President her Senior year. Her advice to you is to be prompt to Mr. Geren's classes. Randy Worden Randy came to N.C. his Freshman year. His hometown is Burwell, NE. Randy has been in Football all four years and Track his Junior year. Randy enjoys collecting belt buckles and weightlifting. His favorite verse is I John 1:9. Randy plans to be ranching after he finishes Cyrus Wolfenden Cyrus came to N.C. his Freshman year and currently resides in Valentine, NE. Cyrus has been in Football all four years and Track his Sophomore year. He also participated in Choir his Freshman year. Cyrus plans to go to school and then ranch. Cyrus has had the great opportunity of being the class President all four years and being elected Homecoming King his Senior year. His advice to you is to keep Christ first and don't ever quit. Kim Wroblewski Kim came to N.C. her Junior year. Her hometown is Ravenna, NE. Kim has been in Band both her Junior and Senior year and Choir her Senior year. She enjoys reading and swimming. Kim has been in Pep Club both years and was on the Insight staff her Senior year. She plans to go into Elementary Education. Seniors Working - - - Sponsored By: CENTRAL CITY AUTO PARTS Central City, NE and Relaxing -- - Senior Sneak The Senior class spent their sneak at Camp ID-RA-HA-JE in Colorado. They skied at Breckenridge. Their special speaker was Sid Huston, a youth pastor at the Kearney Free Church. He spoke on God's will and how to be in His will. On the trip home, they stop ped in Denver and ate at Casa Bonita, an elaborate Mexican restau- rant. The sponsors were the Musgrave's and the Hamilton's. The difference mn .. The kings of the Gentiles lord it over them ... But not so oS with you, but let him who is g great est among you beco me as the youngest, and t he leader as he servant. Luke 22:25-26 Warren Barnell Bus. Manager Business Typing Tom Dockweiler History Mary Ann Barnes Cook John Ellefson Math Gilbert Glad Elementary Principal Grades 4-6 Harold Cook Maintenance Sandra Ellefson Cook Sue Hamilton Senior English -20- Faculty and Staff i Wilmadeen Cramer Grades 1-3 Geneva Elsberry Aide Grades 4-6 Walt Hamilton Computer Spanish Jr. High Science Elsie Dockweiler Aide Grades 1-3 Mike Geren Science Pat Johnson English American Government Survive A Busy Year Figs Sharon Lipke Lois Ludden Nanci Malm Rob Pearson Home Economics Secretary Kindergarten Musgrave Chaplain Administrator Freshman Bible Senior Bible Bob Ritta Marilynn Ritta Merl Ross Boys Dorm Girls Dorm Girls Dorm Maintenance Parent Parent Parent Sophomore Bible if ; H. K. Sawyer Larry Schreiber Greta Swanson Judy Taylor High School Athletic Director Head Cook Industrial Arts Receptionist Principal General Math Music Guidance Coun. Electronics Physical Ed. -21- Bus Maintenance The People Behind the Scenes Top Left: Mr. Ellefson opens the class in prayer. Top Right: Mr. Swanson is caught snitching food again! Left: A day off ?! Right: Hey, you can't be back here The board members meet once every two months and the advisory council meets twice a year. The students at N.C. really appreciate all of their work and want to thank them for it. Pictured, Back row: Dave Ferris, Keith Musgrave, Cecil Clausen, Royce Jordan, Paul Oswald; Third row: Bob Poland, Ron Adams, Roland Ballagh, Glen Taylor, Ron Rowse; Second row: Gene Hansen, Leon Nelson, Wes Garrett, Richard Porter, Reo Weeks; First row: Ken Taylor, Les McHargue, Dan Rowse, Rich Musgrave. Student Council Enchances School Life Seniors: Robyn Jividen- President Lisa Weeks - Vice President Susanne Ackles - Secretary Treasurer Juniors: Mike Dick Kerry Jividen Mary Jo Ferris Sophomores: Cole Price Dorothy Jordan Freshmen: Jason Beck Chery] Dockweiler Sponsor: Mr. Barnell The Student Council not only fulfilled responsibilities but provided fun for the whole school throughout the year. Activities included an all school social each month with movies and games, as well as one big party each semester. The big event of their year was sponsoring Homecoming Week. The Student Council wants to say a big THANK YOU to Mr. Barnell for all of his help this year. Student Council President, Robyn Jividen, discusses plans for the upcoming party. Chapels We had the privilege of hearing many interesting and challenging chapel speakers this year. First semester Spiritual Emphasis | speaker was Elmer Reimer (left) who � played the musical glasses. Second semester Spiritual Emphasis speaker was Tim Norris (lower left) from Frontier’ Bible Institute. Other favorite speakers included, Bernard Palmer, (right) fam- ous author of the Danny Orlis stories and Sid Houston (lower right) from Kearney Evangelical Free Church. Sponsored By: DAVE'S AUTOMOTIVE Central City, NE 946-5191 -24- Do all things without grumbling or disputing; that you may prove yourselves to be blameless and innocent, children of God above reproach in the midst of a crooked and perverse generation, among whom you appear as lights in the world. Philippians 2:15 Russell Barnell Vice President Beth Bingley Secretary Michael Dick Daisuke Enomoto Paul Evans Lei Ferris Mary Jo Ferris Melissa Foley Krystine Gillett Dina Gurney Cris Hansen Deb Hansen Sponsored By: Right: Mary Jo and Dina at your service. BAXTER'S AG-LAND EQUIPMENT Far Right: Charyse and Kerry show that even Central City, NE working in concessions can be fun. Kerry Jividen Shane Jordan David Kaltenback Korlynn Klein Business Mgr. Lorin Krieger Nancy Kyser Paul McHargue President Tom Masters Amy Maxson Kim Palmer Charyse Rogers Laura Woerner Lynn Bingley Dennis Fling Vice President Aaron Harvey Trisha Hass Robyn Larsen Dorothy Jordan Doug Miotke Tim Pearson Jennie Pizzolato Cole Price Lisa Sandoval Joanna Schmidt Kama Scott Brian Swanson President Leigh Johnson Not Pictured Are YOU serious? Sponsored By: KENNY ELAINE FLING -28- Niki Wagner Secretary ' Jimmy Wolfenden _ Jeannie Woodworth Melissa Worden os Class Party: One of Brian's excuses to get close ?! Sophomores have class -29- Freshmen Mindy Barnes Jason Beck Jody Cook Cheryl Dockweiler Christi Elsberry Eric Emerson Amy Ferris Angela Hopkins Opposite Page, Left: Mindy embarrasses Aaron by her reaction to the food. Right: Chad demonstrates proper study behavior. This Page, Left: Turn around Heidi Right: How do you spell confusion?’, Cheryl wonders. Chad Jividen Kristin Klein Julie Kremer Heidi Maxson Timothy Moody Brian Poland Aaron Weeks Tammy Wolfenden Seventh Grade Voleta Cooper Stacy Harris Jim Holz Jody Hult Nathan Musgrave | Verna Musgrave % ray h A | —— Walt Voleta demonstrates the ideal student behavior. Chad Sorensen You call this studying ?! Kindergarten Aleasha Andrews Ben Bailey Shelli Creutzberg Justin Denning Andrea Krug Scott Honsberger Philip Musgrave Micole Neely Rebecca Ritta Joshua Schreiber Jeremy Senkbile First Grade Joshua Beck Shelly Berck Jason Dieckmann Joshua Hattan Aaron Johnson Molly McHargue Timothy Musgrave Meggan Riley Bethany Ritta Second Grade Joy Bailey Dawn Dockweiler Summer Hoff Derek Jones Esther Musgrave Third Grade Joshua Dieckmann Melinda Musgrave Angela Riley Robin Welk Teri Barnell Lonny Cooper Kristin Hattan Travis Hines Fourth Grade - Matthew Hoff Andrew Musgrave Dana Taylor Fifth Grade Mike Johnson Nola Joy McGrew Joy McHargue Ruthie Musgrave David Smith Beverly Swartz Sixth Grade Jennifer Beck Neeli Grosch Chris Hanover Heather Jones Julie Nelson Katie Pearson Scott Welk What'd I do this time? Lynn tries to look innocent. Mary Jo working?!? Some guys got it, some guys don't. Left: Since when was homework entertaining, Jason? Right: I can't believe she said yes! Bottom left: Another one of those romantic nights, Daurice? Bottom right: Mary Jo getting an orange from Kerry's armpit. Greater love has no one than this, that he lay down his life for his friends John 15:13 Foreign Exchange Students Enhance School Life Me } aa Daisuke Enomoto Junior From Japan José and Daisuke have made a lot of friends while being here at N.C. and have also taught N.C. students much about their cultures. José came to N.C. in early September. He said he really enjoyed the atmosphere and the friendships he made here. One of the big changes he made while being at N.C. was asking Christ into his life. Daisuke came at the end of the summer vacation in late August. He said one of the things he enjoys most at N.C. is the sports. Daisuke will be going back to Japan at the end of May, and will be missed by many of us. -38.- Child Evangelism Fellowship 5 Day Club and Holiday Club teachers: Back Row - Dina Gurney, Charyse Rogers, Kerry Jividen, Miriam Barrow, Mary Lancey, Lei Ferris, Tim Moody. Front Row - Korlynn Klein, Voleta Cooper, Nancy Kyser, Verna Musg rave, Becky Sawyer. Eighteen N.C. students traveled to Baja, Mexico on a two week trip to an orphanage. We painted, tiled, cleaned, helped out at the health clinic and played with the kids. It was a learning experience and we Top Left: A church in Baja. all came back very grateful Top Right: Lei with two of the for the things that we have orphan girls. in the US. Bottom Left: Cooking breakfast in Ensanada. Bottom Right: Working at the mission. Christmas ma cl Homecoming '87 _ ; a 4 SKA ei RISTIAN eet Queen - Kay Schubert; King - Cyrus Wolfenden Sophomores show class spirit. Candidates, left to right: Becky Sawyer, Pat Harvey; Daurice Pizzolato, Randy Dockweiler; Susanne Ackles, Mark Binder. Girls Dorm West Hall Dorm Parents - Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ritta, Bethany and Katie Below - Monday morning again, huh ?!! OPPOSITE PAGE Top: Now what ?! Left: Angela finds all the time she can for sleeping. Right: Now, don't get any ideas ! Lower left: Wednesday dorm meetings offer a good time for prayer and fellowship. Lower Right: What do ya think you're doing ?? THIS PAGE Below: Jeannie's monkey- ing around again! Kottom right: Dominique catching a few zzz's! Sponsored By: DAIRY QUEEN, Central City, NE -43.- Welcome to - - - The Rittas, Bob, Sue, Becky and Andrew are the resident family of the boys' dorm. They keep an eye on the residents. Chris Hansen, Paul Evans, and Kristen Klein relax in the rec room. -A4- Now you see him, (Tim Moody), now you don't. Bill (Eric Emerson) flashes a smile for the photog- rapher. East Hall - the Boys Dorm Jeff Hower carefully makes his point. Is it in Spanish or in English? Dave Kaltenbach - rarin' to go for another day of school. Mike Dick carefully prepares to begin his homework. Would you please leave us alone Niki and Lisa enjoying the latest edition of Ranger Rick. The pressure of the Junior year has taken its toll on these girls. Mindi, have you been at the boy's dorm? af Isn't this breaking school rules? -46- Whatever you do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks through Him to God the Father. Colossians 3:17 Here, take this! REFLECTOR MEMBERS Lisa Weeks Robyn Jividen Candace Otott Shelli Grosch Becky Sawyer Clint Bokelman Shane Jordan Kerry Jividen Mary Jo Ferris Lei Ferris Heidi Maxson Jennie Pizzolato Daurice Pizzolato - Editor Deb Hansen - Asst. Editor Brad Poland - Business Manager Sponsors: Miss Johnson Miss Lipke Now how do you do this? : ‘ a: ; : 4 _ - R Editor Kay Schubert says, Get to work! Robin and Kim follow her orders. These Insight members get their assignments for the month. INSIGHT MEMBERS Robin Sorensen Kim Wroblewski Korlynn Klein Nancy Miotke Daurice Pizzolato Kay Schubert - Editor Sponsors: Mr. Pearson Mrs. Taylor Every student grades 9-12 presented one or two speeches for the all-school week-and-a-half speech contest. Winners went to Conference and Districta. (= Ce see seme Re Se AE ee Se SS RN em ae PS ee com ee cer se se ek ee SSS 0 SS GS SS SS SS SS SS SS eee am Winners of the 1987 All School Speech Contest. DUET: Robyn Jividen, Wes Hitchcock DRAMA: Jennie Pizzolato, Joanna Schmidt, Cole Price, Lynn Bingley, Dennis Fling. (alternate: Robyn Jividen, Becky Sawyer, Kayla Fling, Candace Otott, Shelli Grosch) OPA: Deb Hansen, Korlynn Klein (alternate: Charyse Rogers) SERIOUS PROSE: Becky Sawyer, Korlynn Klein (alternate: Kathy Hoyt) HUMOROUS PROSE; Jeff Hower, Brian Swan son (alternate: Tom Masters) POETRY: Aaron Weeks, Dina Gurney (alternate: Deb Hansen) INFORMATIVE: Jeannie Woodworth ENTERTAINMENT: Wes Hitchcock EXTEMPORANEOUS: Tim Pearson, Robin Sorensen _ -_— = me = ae ae ae ae Li oe BE ke ae — ae ual ad as me = os a ms — we = me = we = ox = ae = ae -_ oe J wT -— Lie a =e all on aad we = me bool as 7 ee om Re en an Road me aad ae ate Lid sa Bo cas ae 7 ae = Cas = oe = a ae = we =a eet oa wa = me = ae = se = ae = ae te ee cm ae = aa Ls U= = THE MOCK TRIAL TEAM Back: Jeff Hower, Randy Dockweiler, Mike Dick, Shane Jordan, Robyn Jividen, Becky Sawyer. Not pictured: Daurice Pizzolato and Kerry Jividen. The team won 3 competitions before being defeated by the district winners. _ Sponsored By: CLIFF AND KATHY MESNER Nebraska Christian Choir CHOIR Back Row: Mark Binder, Penny Rowse, Russ Barnell, Dave Kaltenbach, Lisa Weeks, Mike Dick, Kim Wroblewski, Paul McHargue, Beth Elsberry, Jeff Hower. Third Row: Tim Pearson, Shelli Grosch, Mary Lancey, Mary Jo Ferris, Kristin Klein, Joanna Schmidt, Shane Jordan, Angela Hopkins, Dennis Fling, Kay Schubert. Second Row: Becky Sawyer, Kathy Hoyt, Melissa Worden, Brian Poland, Susanne Ackles, Jason Beck, Lynn Bingley, Debbie Hansen, Charyse Rogers, Lei Ferris. First Row: Leigh Johnson, Jeannie Woodworth, Korlynn Klein, Miriam Barrow, Christi Elsberry, Nancy Kyser, Jennie Pizzolato, Stephanie Nelson, Lisa Sandoval, Kayla Fling. Left: Choir Officers: Mark Binder, President; Becky Sawyer, Secretary. Below Left: Pianist: Kayla Fling. Below Right: N.C. Choir's first performance at the Harvest Festival. To Left: facioaidetas “Boys t - Jeff Hower, a ell, Mike Dick, and Dave Kaltenbach. er, Lei Ferris, ht: as “ ight: Girls Quartet - Nancy Kyser, Becky Sawyer and NV Jo Ferris. Left “Girls Du Duet - Lei Ferris and Nancy Kyser Above: Bottom: Solos - Beth Elsberry, vocal;. Middle: Nancy Kyser, vocal; Kayla Fling, piano; Lisa Weeks, french horn; Susanne Ackles, vocal; Mary Lancey, violin. Back: Deb Hansen, flute; Mike Dick, baritone. Not pictured: Jennie Pizzolato, flute; Amy Ferris, flute; Leigh Johnson, vocal. Sponsored By: LONE TREE PRINTING, Central City, NE 53- Nebraska Christian Band Standing: Brian Swanson, Chad Jividen, Cole Price, Steve Pearson. Back Row: Lei Ferris, Kay Schubert, Shelli Grosch, Mindy Barnes, Laura Woerner, Dave Kaltenbach, Lisa Sandoval, Jason Beck, Julie Kremer, Tim Pearson, Mary Jo Ferris, Lisa Weeks, Robyn Jividen, Mike Dick, Doug McHargue, Aaron Weeks, Dennis Fling. Front Row: Kim Wroblewski, Charyse Rogers, Kerry Jividen, Niki Wagner, Amy Ferris, Debbie Hansen, Jennie Pizzolato Left: Mike Dick, President; Kerry Jividen, Secretary a 5 What did Lynn say about me? Congratulations Mike for 2 ee ; making first chair baritone Left: The trumpets take the lead. at All-State d. 5A- The Difference in Oe mw DOPres Therefore I run in such a way as not without aim, I box in such a way as not beating the air; but I buffet my body and make it my slave, lest possibly, after I have preached to others, I myself should be disqualified. I Corinthians 9:26-27 ROSTER Name Mark Binder Randy Dockweiler Shane Jordan Cole Price Jason Beck Chad Jividen Dennis Fling Aaron Weeks Randy Worden Russ Barnell Tim Moody Wes Hitchcock Doug Miotke Cyrus Wolfenden Jeff Hower Paul Evans Brian Swanson Paul McHargue Daisuke Enomoto José Solorzano COACH: Larry Schreiber STUDENT MGR. Kris Klein Leadership of the Seniors, Back Row: Mark Binder, Randy Worden, Cyrus Wolfenden. Front Row: José Solorzano, Randy Dockweiler. Coach Schreiber in the intensity of the game. Palmer QB gets ball off just as hit is made. Sponsored By: CAMP WITNESS, Bassett, NE 57- Coming Up -- - Adjoining Page Top: Dennis tests the Palmer Defense. Bottom: Cyrus showing his defensive ability against Palmer. This Page Top Left: Paul and Chad hold the Polk offense. Top Right: Paul making a perfect catch. Bottom Left: Brian and Paul rough the Cubs. Bottom Right: Russ being repaired by Mike Bremer. Varsity Has Varsity's on the roll. Bottom, Left to Right: Kay Schubert, Lisa Weeks, Lei Ferris. Middle: Stephanie Nelson, Robyn Jividen, Suzanne Ackles. Top: Becky Sawyer, Candace Otott, Shelli Grosch. Successful Season - 12-6 GRA) O15 2D he ON Le, Pete § i ‘77 cre i adine gett Varsity in Action. Right: Candace aces another one. Coach encourages the team Suzanne and Penny go for the block. during a break. Junior Varsity JUNIOR VARSITY. Bottom left to right: Julie Nelson, Ball Girl; Daurice Pizzolato, Student Manager; Neeli Grosch, Ball Girl. Middle: Coach Dockweiler, Deb Hansen, Kerry Jividen, Korlynn Klein, Mary Jo Ferris, Lei Ferris, Jody Cook, Christi Elsberry, Coach Ritta. Top: Laura Woerner, Melissa Worden, Lynn Bingley, Julie Kremer, Beth Bingley, Dina Gurney, Jennie Pizzolato, Angela Hopkins. Dina demonstrates ideal form. Kerry, Beth, Korlynn and Lei prepare to return the ball. Lynn shows her power. = ll é Korlynn's finally quiet! Deb dives for a spike. Shelli puts one down. Sponsored By: WEIDNER CHEVROLET ) Central City, NE Awesome block, Kerry Korlynn Varsity Basketball . Coach Barnell, and the Team. Back Row: Pat Harvey, Brian Swanson, Mike Dick, Aaron Harvey, Paul McHargue, Russ Barnell. Front Row: Cole Price, Dennis Fling, Wes Hitchcock, Randy Dockweiler, Kirby Hinton, Chad Jividen. ... and the JV's Back Row: Aaron Harvey, Jeff Hower, Cole Price, Dave Kaltenbach, Daisuke Enomoto, Kristen Klein, Jason Beck, Chad Jividen, Pat Harvey, Brian Swanson, and Coach Hamilton. Girls Basketball — Bottom: Niki Wagner, Angela Hopkins, Becky Sawyer, Susanne Ackles, Korlynn Klein. Middle: Robyn Jividen, Miriam Barrow, Nancy Kyser, Jennie Pizzolato. Top: Kerry Jividen, Beth Bingley and Coach Marilynn Ritta. Junior High Basketball ’ Bottom: Chad Sorensen, Jonathan Musgrave, Doug McHargue. Top: Coach Larry Schreiber, Steve Pearson, Nathan Musgrave, Ed Medbery. Bottom: Assistant Becky Sawyer, Jody Hult, Nancy Miotke, Voleta Cooper, Verna Musgrave, Amy Jarmin. Top: Coach Larry Schreiber, Beth Bokelman, Kelley DeMary, Dominique Pontzius, Stacy Harris, Assistant Beth Elsberry. Eagles are Right 1] Front, left to right: Chad Jividen, Wes Hitchcock, Shane Jordan, Clint Bokelman, Daisuke Enomoto, Jimmy Wolfenden. Back Row: Coach Schreiber, Randy Dockweiler, Tim Pearson, Kirby Hinton, Dennis Fling, Cole Price, Aaron Weeks, Kristen Klein, Brad Poland. Front Row, left to right: Heidi Maxson, Lei Ferris Middle: Jody Cook, Tammy Wolfenden, Mindy Barnes, Julie Kremer, Amy Ferris, Angela Hopkins, Larry Schreiber, Coach. Back: Penny Rowse, Korlynn Klein, Mary Jo Ferris, Kerry Jividen, Amy Maxson, Robyn Jividen, Kay Schubert, Susanne Ackles, Beth Elsberry, Becky Sawyer. ; uae A ee a ner ee Ee See = ar Sher, ee (Hom pi eS a MR EO Mo mean :- CE Gln ae Greate oe : om cheats Ms Bey + he Pe OAR | coal ae ean td Niki Wagner Candace Otott Stephanie Nelson - Head -70- 1986-87 Cheerleading was a lot of fun this year. Everyone worked together well and had fun. Planning pep rallies and trying new ideas were all very successful. We also had quite a challenge at selling N.C. cups for a fund raiser. By the way, would anyone like to buy one?! Above: How does he do that ?!' Bottom Left: Straighten up, there's mom ! Bottom Right: Gimme a break. Above: It's a touchdown 7?! Far Left: I'm so embarrassed! Left: Isn't she gorgeous?! Middle: Guess what we just did.” Above: The agony of de-FEET. Left: And they said we couldn't cook I As the '86-'87 year comes to a close, we must realize an important truth. Each of us has different talents, different dreams, and different destinations. Yet we have come together for one purpose: To learn God's ways so that we can truly Dare to be Different . We need not only be different from the world but different from each other. We need to be what God has made us, not what people want to make us. We have grown together and shared joys and sorrows. We will never forget the school year of 1986- 1987. We may never see one another on this earth again, but one truth remains: Christians never meet for the last time. We will all be together again. The Reflector staff would like to thank Miss Johnson and Miss Lipke for all their hard work and love that they have put into making this years yearbook one of the best. We love you. -74- God's Cattle Country” Psalm 50:10 LeRoy and Kay Wolfenden Wolfenden Land and Cattle + | ve +: 2aigaws i ei 4 a ee 7 EE = ie - Dee OL ge Po eae 4 Net . Cyrus and Rick Wolfenden Proverbs 3:6 NEW TO Consignment Craft Shop Grand Island's only Consignment Shop for the entire family. Another alternative to bothersome and time consuming home sales Let us sell it for you. FEATURING New and pre-owned fashions in Men's, Women's and Children's sizes. We carry maternity, queen sizes, formals, wedding gowns, bedspreads and draperies. Don't forget accessories (shoes, purses, hats, belts and ties). 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