Nebraska City High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Nebraska City, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1979 volume:

CO E CO CD CO CO CD THE PIONEER 1979 Nebraska City Senior High Nebraska City, Nebraska Volume 33 Nebraska City Senior High students really experienced the theme “Bursting at the seams, with a large class of sophomores, the crowded parking lot, nearly 130 members in the marching band, and being sandwiched in the locker areas between classes. Because of the crowded conditions, one special education class had to be moved from the regular classroom to a room opposite Dr. Fielder’s office. Crowded conditions mark school year; Students involved themselves with many activities during the school year in both school and community activities. A new addition to the 1978-79 school year was the Pioneer Football Field, which is in the back of the school. The Homecoming activities played a big part in the beginning of the school year. Students worked together throughout the Homecoming week decorating halls, and had a pep rally every day. A bon fire was also held, where some of the football players dressed up as cheerleaders. This page, left: Arbor Lodge shows its scenic beauty. Center right: Clark Lechner, Fred Stoll. Mitch Miller, Jim Filers, and Greg Orton shows who's number one. Lower right: Kevin Thorne helps lead the spirit during Homecoming week at the bon fire. 2 New football field completed Table Of Contents Introduction ...........2 Classes ................6 Activities ............59 Athletics .............87 Organizations .... 113 Closing ............. 135 Upper: The Pioneer Football Field press-box is shown after construction is completed. This page, left: The Pioneers take action against the Plattsmouth Devils. Right: The senior cheerleaders are Susan Davis. Joni Cullin, Lori Corbin. Tammy Kreifels. Terrie Cullin. and Debbie Hall. 3 Upper left: Pioneers battle against the Plattsmouth Blue Devils Upper right: Seniors John Seals. Fred Stoll. Doug Platt. Robert Givehand. and Robert Hartman work in class. Lower left: Students crowd during a pep rally Lower right: Photo of the parking lot shows how crowded NCHS is. 4 Upper left: Students are shown working in the new Special Education room. Upper right: The new Pioneer football field is shown while it is under construction. Lower left: The Pioneer s marquee reads. School opens August 28. but. due to the construction of Hayward School, public schools opened a week later. Lower right: The Pride of the Pioneers marching band performs at the Shrine game in Lincoln. 5 Bursting with seniority Bursting with pride could well be the slogan of the senior class this year. Several class members helped get the year off to a good start by forming a unique club, the Burr Brothers, to help raise school spirit. The senior class members were active in a variety of school events, from athletics to dramatics, organizations to activities. Mark Maskell was on the Brain Bowl team which took second place in competition sponsored by KMA Radio in Shenandoah. As the year drew to a close, seniors began looking forward to life beyond high school. Many took trips to area colleges, some talked to military recruiters, others made job plans. But, as the day of graduation approached, there was general agreement that students were proud, indeed, to be Pioneers. Senior class officers are, left to right: Deanna Hauptman, Joel VanderVeen, Lori Moles, and Terri Snyder. Annette Abernathy Kevin Barrett Robin Barrett Jeannea Beaumont Bruce Beccard Norma Beccard Diana Behrends Debbie Bennett 6 Jim Boeche James Bohlen Jeffery Bohlen Stuart Broers Kristy Brooke Gene Brown Barbara Cavner Lori Corbin Kathy Cruikshank Phil Cruikshank Joni Cullin Terrie Cullin Burr Brothers include, front row left to right: Jody Hermann. Pat Ha verty, Mitch Miller. Back row: Scott Herzog. Fred Stoll, and Clint Denms-ton. 7 Robert Cutler Mary Dankof Susan Davis Scott Dawson Clint Denniston Mike Doty Steve Eden Randy Edmisten Tracy Edwards Brenda Ehlers Jim Eilers Peg Fielder Earlene Frakes Jane Gangel Ron Gieseking Rick Gilman 8 Robert Givehand Verna Goff Melanie Greenamyer David Grooman Debbie Hall Vera Harker Robert Hartman Vicki Hastings Margaret Hauberg Doug Haupt Deanna Hauptman Peggy Hemmer Jody Hermann Scott Herzog David Heye Richard Hickey 9 Cheryl Holland Jeff Hotsenpillar Debbie House Tom Hume Mark Johnson Buck Jones Jim Kattes Larry Keran Francisco Garza Martinez, or Paco, was this year's foreign exchange student from Mexico. Adult Living is a class reserved for seniors. 10 Ken King Chris Kreifels Jim Kreifels Roger Kreifels Tammy Kreifels Mike Lawrence Clark Lechner Jim Marion Rocky Marion Terry Marunda Mark Masked Lonnie Mead Mitch Miller Lori Moles Diana Murphy Mary McDonald 11 Tim McGinnis Tony Nebelsick Janelle Neeman Mike Nesiba Nancy Nisley Lynn Noerrlinger Karen Olsen Joy Osborn Phil Penney Betty Pfeiffer Stan Pieper Doug Platt Jane Porter Kristi Reuter Cindy Rodeman David Schaefer 12 Cindy Scharp Ron Schomerus Scott Schreiter Keith Schumacher John Seals Randy Shallenberger Daniel Sheair Mitch Snyder Terri Snyder Mike Stephens Kim Sterner Brian Stoll Fred Stoll Janet Stoll Joan Stoll Lori Stoll 13 Beverly Straw Phil Straw Debbie Stroud Deanna Stukenholtz Lisa Sudman Pat Sullivan Janet Thiesfeld Kevin Thorne Jerry Timko Mike Todd Joel VanderVeen Laura Wachter Don Wallace Marcia Weston Richard Wilberger Teresa Wright 14 Randy Wurtele Rick Wurtele Not Pictured: Jill Baker. Jim Behrends. Lonnie Hutchins. Tim Kaiser. Larry Moyer. Randy Reinhard. John Sedlacek, Larry Simond. Randy Thrapp. Cheryl Womochil. FHA members, in their first meeting of the The mosaic on the office is a familiar sight to NCHS students, year, make plans for the school year. 15 Rich Wilberger (81) was one of the many team members who made the football season very successful. The Pioneers earned a state playoff berth. Homecoming candidates Norma Beccard and Peg Fielder are escorted by their fathers. Mr. Norman Beccard and Dr. Carl W. Fielder. Homecoming candidates relax after the coronation of Norma Beccard and Jim Eilers as queen and king. Scenic Steinhart Park Road leads to the senior high school from Highway 2. Nebraska City Senior High School, as seen from Centennial Avenue. The cycle begins again at the new Hayward School, where future NCHS students attend classes. 16 Guys dominate junior class The class of '80 began the year by selecting Chuck Snyder, president, Tom Brockley, vice-president, Patty Hartman, secretary, and Doug DeBolt, treasurer. Their class sponsors were Mr. Ron Booth and Mr. Jim Callen. During the fall, the juniors were busy raising money selling concessions at home games. They also raffled off a hog. The winner, Teresa Wright. NCHS senior, was announced during a home game. During Homecoming, juniors participated in hall decoration, pyramid building, and the pie-eating contest. Towards the end of the year juniors met to discuss plans, theme, band, and decorations for the prom. They had been working all year to raise money for this last tribute to the seniors of NCHS. Julie Agnew Lori Ailes Steve Allgood Debbie Anderson Bill Ashenfelter Kathy Badberg Curt Barrett Gail Bates 17 Tammy Baucke Don Behrends Melinda Behrns Lin Betts Paul Bogle Elaine Boyer John Bradley Ann Breidenstme Donna Brixey Tom Brockley Mark Bruening Dwayne Burton Darrell Carnes Todd Chaney Bret Clark Natalie Cockerham Steye Cody Bill Cohn Cash Colbert Leona Collins Faith Cornell Mary Cornell 18 Ken Cutler Doug DeBolt Ed Derks Brad Eaton Lauri Edmisten Kim Eloge Danny Ferguson David Gardner Candy Gay John Green Teresa Greene Angie Gress Mane Hall Chris Hamilton Todd Hartley Patty Hartman 19 Sandy Hastings Pat Haverty Jim Heineman Debbie Hellerich Neal Henderson Pat Heng Steve Henne Bryan Herzog Carol Heye Roger Hoback Robert Hoffman Pam Holland Mark Hotsenpillar Dennis Hoyle Stacy Hoyle Above left: Class rings arrive for juniors. Right: Scott Porter participates in the obstacle course during Homecoming. Anne Jacobi Curt Jordan Debbie Jordan Karen Kasbohm Tammy Keller Linda Keran Brian Kinnison Bruce Kreifels 21 Matt Kreifels Scott Kreifels Brian LaMaster Beth Larson Mike Lechner Greg Lima Cheryl Malzer Linda Martin Sally Martmeau Mark Mercer Meri Merideth Jim Merkel Faye Stroud sneaks a peek while Sandy Hastings and Sally Martineau hide from camera. Laura Miyoshi Terri McCord Diane McCown Lisa McRoberts Sue Nesiba Judy Nienkamp 22 Peggy Noell Jerry Nuss Greg Orton Randy Osborn Ted Ott Terence Ott Mark Palmer Steve Penney Scott Petersen Lora Pfeiffer Scott Porter Jerry Roos Dawn Ross Cheryl Royer Kim Schmidt Julie Schreiner 21 Dan Sigerson David Simond Chuck Snyder Delphena Soriano Sally Soriano Kirt Sharp Mark Sharp Cathy Sheair Bruce Shefferd Above: Juniors work hard during advanced algebra. Right: Teri Allgood presents Steve Allgood with prize for buying one of the winning school papers. 24 Jim Spidell Nicki Stitt Faye Stroud JoAnn Sweeney Donna Valdez Bill Vanderkurr Debbie Walters Dave Wampler Sandy Weible Lynn West Lori White Rhonda Whitehill Larry Wieckhorst Bill Williamson Neil Wolfe Dale Wurtele Joni Yamauchi 26 Sophomores show enthusiasm The sophomore class was the largest one at NCHS this year, with approximately 150 students in it. Officers were Valerie VanderVeen, president; Karla Marcotte, vice president; Sherry Rodeman, secretary; and Brad Fossberg, treasurer. Mr. Gary Carlson was the faculty sponsor. Sophomores showed their spirit and enthusiasm during Homecoming week, when they won one of the spirit contests at a pep rally. They also gathered the boxes for the bonfire. Many sophomores took an active part in athletics and organizations at NCHS this year, showing that they were proud to be part of the Pioneer tradition at Nebraska City Senior High. Officers pictured, left to right: Karla Marcotte, vice president; 8rad Fossberg. treasurer; Sherry Rodeman. secretary; Valerie VanderVeen. president. Steve Adkins Randy Agnew Marty Albrecht Lyn Allgood Teri Beth Allgood Phyllis Anderson Tammie Aufenkamp Greg Avery Todd Bane Bob Barrett Linda Barton Larry Beccard a 28 Kristi Behrends Michelle Bennett Sharon Bennett Jody Blevins Kathy Blevins Brenda Boehnke Julie Bogle Debbie Bond Renee Bottcher Connie Campbell John Chapin Pat Christiansen Ted Cunningham Bill Curtis Lori Dankof Mary Derks Ray Doiel Doug Dority Clint Ehlers Mike Eiserman B 8 m r� n r Y np sfi HI S? jP _ I Opposite page, far left: Sophomores keep busy in history class. Center: The library provides a quiet study atmosphere for Steye Mangum and Bill Curtis. This page, above: Karla Marcotte and Roger Kennell were two of the sophomore attendants at the Holiday Dance. John Ervin Larry Farris Brad Fossberg Charles Gardner Roxie Garlipp Gina Gebers Dona Gibbs Jim Gifford Vickie Graham Dean Gress Brian Grundman Deanna Hall Linda Hall 29 30 Peggy Harker Tracy Harpster Patricia Hauder Andy Haupt Denise Hellerich Jana Henderson Diane Heng Julie Hermann Shelly Herzog Sarah Hoch Lisa Howell Mark Huss Angela Jones Lisa Kamalieh Roger Kennell David Keran Craig Kinnison Sheri Kinnisonq Tim Konvalin Brad Kreifels Patty Kreifels Joni Lee Julie Lee Susan Lee Deobie Lima Opposite page, upper middle: Sophomores study hard in class Lower: Several Sophomores relax in the media center This page, left: Margie Nosky wins a cake in the OTOEAN raffle, presented by Deanna Hall. Above: Larry Beccard and Connie Neeman were two Holiday attendants. 31 32 Paulette Lima Rhonda Maddox Steve Mangum Jamie Mann Karla Marcotte Teresa Martin Scott Maskell Todd Mather Julie Michon Brian Murphy Vicki McCown Sarah Nannen Mike Nebelsick Timothy Nebelsick Connie Neeman Jim Nerison Jeff Newby Larry Nigh Harold Noell James Noerrlinger Margie Nosky James O'Bryan Howard Orndorff Jolene Osborn Kelly Osborne Shawn Ostransky Shelley Palmateer Kelly Patrick Denise Perry Diana Peterson Jeff Pierce Terry Pike Brad Potter Angie Pummel Doug Pummel Deam Radke Christine Rivett Sherry Rodeman Rita Roumpf David Royal Scott Schmidt Leesia Schreiner Melissa Searcy Bruce Sheppard Frank Shields DeAnn Shipley Chip Smith Kathy Soriano 34 Teresa Sornson Jerry Spale Jim Stehhk Mike Steiner Paula Stoll Don Straw Opposite page: Sophomores enjoy basketball pep rally. This page, above: Sophomore Jim O'Bryan gets ready to dissect a worm in biology class. Lori Straw Suzan Stroud Rick Symonsbergen Toni Taylor Tony Tellez Allen Teten Mark Thayer 35 David Thiesfeld Dale Thummel Pam Trew Valerie VanderVeen Randy VanderWal Bryan VanHook Christine Wachter Donna Waggoner Randy Whitehill 36 Lynne Williams John Witty Jerry Wredt Lori Wright Kay Wurtele Michelle Wurtele Sheryl Wurtele Gayle Yamauchi Opposite page, top: Sophomores use the media center to help prepare speeches for class. Bottom: Sophomores were quite enthusiastic during pep rallies. This page, top: Dave Theisfeld mugs for a picture. Bottom: Sophomores Angie Pummel (front row. right) and Tracy Harpster (back row. right) prepare stories for journalism class. 37 Freshmen — changing, learning, growing Finally becoming freshmen was an exciting thing for this year's ninth graders. It meant being the oldest, and having many special opportunities reserved for freshmen — opportunities like going out to senior high for several classes a day, trying out for the drill team and cheerleading squads, taking CPR classes, and being able to join some high school organizations. Many freshmen took advantage of these opportunities, and joined such organizations as FBLA, FCA, and the senior high choir and marching band. Those students who were involved in music had an extra incentive this year — going to the Festival of the Rockies the last week of May. Many money-making activities were completed, both on an individual and a group basis, in order to meet the cost of the trip. A number of freshmen were also involved in athletics, and competed both on the junior high and the senior high levels. Football, volleyball, boys’ and girls' basketball, wrestling, tennis, golf and track all had a good representation from the ninth grade class. The football and volleyball cheerleaders for the freshmen 1978-'79 season are, front row. Theresia Kover, Ruth Ann Parsons. Kim Rhoades Back row: Vicky Jordan. Jonna Peterson. Doug Ailes David Allgood Mark Allgood Eulanda Anderson Karen Baker Rod Ballain Scott Barrett Lisa Baucke Duane Behrends Michelle Behrns Jeff Bivens Julie Blevins Jimmy Bornschlegl Phil Brawner Todd Brockley Steve Brown Lance Bruening Charlene Burkhart Valerie Carlson Dale Clymens Brady Coates Wayne Cole Nancy Cook Anne Cunningham Tony Curtis Carrie Davis Lisa Davidson Debbie Dresher Lori Driever Angela Emons Roy Ervin 39 Ken Ferguson Beth Fox Debbie Fox Mike Gibbs Mary Goff Denise Graham Susan Grantski Mary Gress Joe Griepenstroh Reene Griggs Diane Guhde Brenda Hall Denise Hall Karen Harker Sandy Harris Gaileen Haselwood Mitch Martineau and Susan Grantski work together in art. 40 Lora Haverty Susan Haupt Becky Hauptman Bob Heinman Edie Hemmer Ross Hickey Ricky Holland Vicky Holland Chris Hotsenpillar Diane House Vilas Howell Dean Huffman Henry Hughson The freshman football team for the 1978-1979 season are front row, left to right: Bill Rivett, Ken Schneider. Rick Holland. Bob Wo-machil. Brad Miller. Chris Hotsenpillar. Allan Sudman. Brian Moles. Dale Clymens. Doug Wayne Irwin RUSe. Jeff Marcotte, Troy Resseguie. and Ter-Karen Johns ry panko. Back row: Jamie Ostransky. John Vock. Rick Wolstenholm, Chad Daffer. Mark Allgood. Doug Ailes. Scott Lechner. Joey Wehling. and Coach Richard Gibson. 41 Vicky Jordan Linda Kasbohm Kris Kinnison Jean Krejci Theresia Kover Scott Lechner Sharon Lechner Lori Lee Willa Malko Cindi Malzer Jeff Marcotte David Martin Mitch Martineau Don McCown Jerry McRoberts Pat McVay 42 The Choir group. “A Touch of Class sings at the Vespers Concert Tim Mead Leigh Ann Merritt Brad Miller Terry Miller Brian Moles Kim Morgan Todd Mounce Brad Moyer Shelly Mumm Richard Neeman Kathy Neuman Rowdy Newburn Betty Nienkamp Joe O’Flaherty Brian Olsen Lorinda Orndorff Pictured above are, top picture: Members of the ninth grade volleyball team Bottom picture: Members of the ninth grade girls' basketball team. 43 Jamie Ostransky Sherry Palmateer Terry Panko RuthAnn Parsons Julie Penvose Jonna Peterson Renee Peterson Larry Pfeiffer Kim Pummel John Rainey Kris Rains Michelle Reeves Jon Reuter Nancey Rheinhart Willie Riley Bill Rivett 44 David Russell Laurie Rulla Theresa Sammons Ken Schneider Mary Schneider Doug Schweitzer Richard Sciranko Mike Sharp Wes Sheppard Lyle Shipley Above: The freshman basketball team for the 1978-1979 season are front row, left to right: Steve Brown. Lance Bruening. Mitch Keller. Rowdy Newburn. Mike Sharp. Brian Moles. Jamie Ostransky. Jeff Marcotte. Back row: Wayne Cole. Mitch Martineau. Brian Olsen. Rick Wolsten-holm. Chad Daffer, Doug Ailes. Tony Curtis. Mark Allgood. Joey Wehling. Jon Reuter. John Vock. Coach Richard Gibson. Not pictured: Jim Bornschlegl. Left: the Algebra class looks really interested in work. V 45 John Smith Lisa Soriano Cindy Sterner Paula Stovall Allan Sudman Steve Tellez Mike Teten Mary Thiesfeld Susie Thomasson Jim Thurman Mark Trail Lynnette VanHook Randy Walters Shelli Warren Kim Winkler Angela Witter 46 Rick Wolstenholm Shelly Wood Roger Woodworth Rhonda Yost Todd Yost Lori Plummer Top: The freshman FBLA group contributed a lot to the organization. Bottom, left: The 1978-'79 basketball cheerleaders are front row: Lora Haverty; middle row: Nancy Rhinehart. Lori Driever; back row: Kim Wehling. Cindy Sterner Bottom right: freshmen participate in Algebra class. 47 School year begins late; The year 1978-79 brought many changes to the Nebraska City Public Schools. Hayward Elementary School was completed in time for the fall opening, and the new Pioneer football field hosted the home football games for the first time. This was the last year for two of the administrators in the school system. Dr. Carl Fielder, high school principal, and Mr. James Hanks, junior high principal, submitted their resignations early in the year, to be effective at the end of the school year. Mr. David Blecha, senior high vocational agriculture teacher, resigned at the semester. Senior high was bursting with activity this year, with organization events involving many students. Guest speakers, field trips, and other classroom activities made the academic year go by quickly. Above: Mr James Withee. Superintendent of Schools Right: Dr. Carl Fielder. Senior High Principal Board members are. front row: Mr Dale Sharp, Miss Cindy Hall. Mrs Margaret Mann. Mr Don Pickering Back row: Mr. Duane Hall. Mr Bob Dickey. Mr Don Wolfe. Mr. Bill Dawson, and Mr Wayne Brown. , i 48 new school is completed Opposite page, upper left: Mr. Bill Abernathy. Business and Assistant Principal. Upper Right: Mr. John Barton. Social Studies. Lower Left: Mr. Walt Beldmg. Math. Middle Right: Mr. David Blecha. Vocational Ag. Lower Right: Mr. Ron Booth. Trades and Industry. This page, upper left: Mr. Jim Brockhaus. PE Upper Right: Mr. Ron Brunken. Biology. Lower Left: Mr. Jim Callen. Librarian Lower Right: Mr. Gary Carlson. Math. 51 52 Upper Left: Mr. Larry Hummel. Industrial Arts. Upper Right: Mr. Richard Johnson. Guidance. Middle Left: Mrs. Judy Johnson, English and Journalism Lower Right: Mr. Loyd Masked. History Lower Left: Mrs. Diana McElroy, Vocational Homemaking. 53 54 Upper Left: Mr. John McNeilly. Science. Upper Right: Mr. Dan Ostransky. Social Studies Middle Right: Mr. Robert Rathe, DE and Business Education Lower Left: Mr. Paul Stevenson. Industrial Arts. Lower Right: Miss Vicki Wilken. Speech and Drama. Upper Left: Miss Jan Wulf. Business Education. Upper Right: Mrs. Nancy Wurtele. Art. Middle Left: Mrs. JaNahn Maskell and Mrs. Alma Fielder. Study Hall Lower Right: Mrs. Betty Beckman. Mrs. Lavena Barrett, and Mrs. Marilyn Rivett, Secretaries. Lower Left: Mrs. Judy Herzog. Special Education Aide. 55 Ninth grade faculty and staff shown, are opposite page, upper left: Mr. Rich Gibson, Civics. Upper Right: Mrs. Joyce Roddy. English. Lower Left: Mr. Bill Grundman, Math. Lower Right: Mrs. Sue Curtis. Business. This page, upper left: Mr. Jerry Harrenstein, Band. Upper Right: Mrs. June Copenhaver, Secretary. Lower Left: Mrs. Sharon Kennell. Mrs. Mary Kellogg, and Mrs. Kay Brockhaus. Librarian and aides. Lower Right: Mrs. June VanderVeen and Mrs. Joan Ailes. Guidance counselor and secretary. Activities Homecoming, FFA Sweetheart Dance, Holiday, Fun Night, and Prom were the most enjoyable activities to many of the students this year. Students involved themselves in decorating for the dances. The fall play and the spring musical were also presented by the students, which gave the students an opportunity to show their dramatic talents. 59 Homecoming week full of excitement Homecoming week was filled with lots of Pioneer spirit which included daily rallies just to show how much enthusiasum the school had. These included: Tuesday, T-shirt Day and a pie eating contest won by the sophomores. Wednesday, Hat Day and the obstacle course. Seniors were first. Thursday, Inside-out Day won by sophomores, and also the Pyramid contest won by seniors. Friday, ended with Purple and Gold Day. Seniors received first. The coronation followed Nebr. City’s 32-0 victory over the Arlington Eagles at the Pioneer Field. Jim Eilers and Norma Beccard were crowned King and Queen by last year’s royalty, David Lacy and Lisa Wolfe. Upper right: King and Queen Jim Eilers and Norma Beccard Opposite page, candidates include, Upper left: Stuart Broers and Lori Corbin. Upper right: Clint Denniston and Jane Porter Center left: Deanna Hauptman and Rick Gilman. Center right: Jody Hermann and Lori Moles. Lower left: Mitch Miller and Peg Fielder. Lower right: Scott Herzog and Jane Gangel. Royalty include: Lori Corbin. Stuart Broers. Jane Gangel. Scott Herzog. Lori Moles. Jody Hermann. Queen Norma Beccard and King Jim Eilers. Deanna Hauptman. Rick Gilman. Jane Porter. Clint Denniston. Peg Fielder, and Mitch Miller. 60 61 Upper left: Mark Masked blindfolds Rich Wilberger for the pie eating contest. Upper right: Students dance to music provided by Flight . Center left: Teachers attempt to make a pyramid. Center right: Jody Hermann. Lori Moles and other students enjoy a fast dance. Lower right: Mark Masked coaches Scott Porter during the obstacle course. 62 Spirited activities highlight the week Upper left: Clark Lechner ••scoots through the obstacle course. Center left: Larry Wieckhorst poses on the FFA truck, during the Homecoming parade. Center right: Lori Corbin. Susan Davis, and Michelle Wurtele perform during a pep rally. Lower: Sophomores donated the boxes for the bonfire. FFA boys choose Sweetheart The annual FFA Dance was held November 3 in the high school gymnasium. A disc jockey from Minnesota provided the music. Tracy Edwards was chosen Sweetheart. The six other candidates included: Susan Davis, Tammy Kreifels, Terri Snyder, Jane Porter, Lori Moles, and Deanna Hauptman. The girls were escorted at the dance by FFA boys. Last year’s Sweetheart, Judy Martin, presented Tracy with an FFA jacket, necklace and bracelet. The other candidates received bracelets. Upper right: FFA Sweetheart Tracy Edwards. Opposite page; lower left: Students dance to disco music. Lower right: Mr. Blecha, FFA sponsor, and his wife enjoy a fast dance together. Front row, left to right: Deanna Hauptman. Susan Davis, Terri Snyder Back row, left to right: Jane Porter. Tracy Edwards, Lori Moles, and Tammy Kreifels. 64 Left to right: Susan Davis. Doug Haupt, Deanna Hauptman. David Heye. Lori Moles. Dale Wurtele. Scott Schreiter, Sweetheart Tracy Edwards. Jane Porter. Brad Eaton. Tammy Kreifels. Roger Hoback. Terri Snyder. Tim McGinnis, last year's Sweetheart Judy Martin, past president Mike Teten. Maskell and Hall star in “Pillow Talk” This year's fall play was “Pillow Talk. The story con- Others characters include: cerns Jan Morrow (Debbie Hall) who shares a party line Pierre ................................Scott Maskell with a songwriter named Brad Allen (Mark Maskell). Mrs. Walters ........................ Melanie Greenamyer Brad insists on calling his girlfriends whenever Jan Tony Walters.............................. Darrell Carnes wishes to use the phone. Marie .............................. Deanna Hall Eileen ................................Kim Sterner They finally meet as Allen tries to pass himself off as a Yvette .............................Toni Taylor simple Texan. Rex Stetson, to seduce the attractive Miss Conrad ....................... Diana Murphy Jan Morrow. Matters are complicated even further by Graham ............................. Brad Kreifels Jonathon Forbes, Rich Hickey, who wants to marry Tilda ........................... Melinda Behrns Jan and is an old fFiend of Brad's. Laura Miyoshi as Ann ...................................Jana Henderson Jan’s tipsy housekeeper, Alma, figures it all out before Policeman .......................... Larry Farris her compatriots. Student Director .................Joni Yamauchi Opposite page, left: Mark Maskell shows his talent at the piano. Upper right: Laura Miyoshi. as Alma, takes a break from her housekeeping Lower right: Rich Hickey and Laura Miyoshi try to console Debbie Hall. This page, upper left: Melanie Greenamyer examines the ' fraternity god as Scott Maskell and Debbie Hall look on. Upper right: Rich Hickey. Debbie Hall and Jana Henderson decorate an apartment. Cast includes, first row, left to right: Director Vicki Wilken and Deanna Hall Second row: Scott Maskell. Laura Miyoshi. Toni Taylor. Debbie Hall. Diana Murphy. Darrell Carnes and Kim Sterner Third row: Brad Kreifels. Melinda Behrns. Jana Henderson. Melanie Greenamyer. Larry Farris. Mark Maskell. and Rich Hickey 67 Holiday has Christmas atmosphere Approximately thirty lighted Christmas trees helped highlight the Holiday Dance. Music was provided by the band Matthew from Lincoln. Jody Hermann and Jane Porter were crowned King and Queen. The 1978 King and Queen, Julie Brock-haus and Gary Denniston, assisted in the crowning. The other King and Queen candidates were: Lori Moles, Deanna Hauptman, Jane Gangel, Terri Snyder, Rick Gilman, Clint Denniston, Mitch Miller, and Richard Wilberger. Sophomore attendants were: Karla Marcotte, Connie Neeman, Roger Kennell, and Larry Beccard. Junior attendants were: Lori Ailes, Jo Ann Sweeney, Doug DeBolt, and Scott Porter. The decorations for the Holiday Dance were provided by the Music Department. Opposite page, top, left to right: Sophomore attendants include: Larry Beccard. Connie Neeman. Roger Kennell. Karla Marcotte Lower left: Students relax while watching band. Right: Junior Attendants: JoAnn Sweeney. Scott Porter. Lori Ailes. Doug Debolt. This page, upper left: Queen Jane Porter and King Jody Hermann. Lower: Candidates Deanna Hauptman. Mitch Miller. Jane Gangel. Rich Wilberger. Queen Jane Porter. King Jody Hermann. Rick Gilman, Terri Snyder. Clint Denmston. Lori Moles. Upper left: Girls help serve refreshments. Upper right: Students dance to music provided by Matthew . Middle left: Dawn Ross and date enjoy holiday dance Middle right: Jane Porter is crowned by Gary Den-niston. Bottom: Jody Hermann receives a congratulatory kiss from Julie Brockhaus. IV 70 Upper left: Part of large crowd enjoying a fast dance. Upper right: Ann Breidenstine and date dance. Lower left: Students take a break from dancing Right: Mrs. Carlene Moles helps out with punch. 71 Deanna and “Paco” reign Candidates Terri Snyder and Mitch Miller Candidates Lori Moles and Rick Gilman Queen Deanna Hauptman 72 Talent, humor, and work produce FunNite. 7 Through talent, humor and hard work Fun Nite 1979 was produced. The carnival, put on by Fund Festivals started at 5:30. Following the carnival was the stage show, which brought a mixture of entertainment and humor to the school's auditorium. Receiving first place in the Stage Show was the sophomore's Village People presentation. Second place went to the Student Council and third to the Not Ready for Fun Nite Players. This year's dance was held in the gym with Sounds Unlimited” providing the disco entertainment. At 10:45 the crowning took place with Francisco Garza Martinez, (Paco), and Deanna Hauptman being crowned 1979 Fun Nite king and queen. Paco was this year’s foreign exchange student from Mexico. Opposite page, lower left: Laura Miyoshi. Karla Marcotte. and Mr. Bill Harshbarger work on the Student Council's skit Upper right: Big Mac practices the ‘Unknown Family ' Lower right: Third place went to the ‘Not Ready for Fun Nite Players ' This page, upper left: TerrieCullm helps in one of the booths during the carnival Upper right: John Seals and Rich Hickey were this year's M.C.'s Lower: The ' Village People claimed first place in the Stage Show. Prom has magic moments Magic Moments” was the theme of this year’s junior-senior prom, held at NCHS on April 21 in the gym. Approximately 200 students attended, according to Mr. Ron Booth and Mr. Jim Callen, junior class sponsors. The gym was decorated in shades of blue and silver. Stars and a stairway to the sky added to the decor. The tables were decorated with hour glasses filled with blue sand. Members of the junior class spent the week before prom transforming the gym with crepe paper and other decorations. The grand march was led by Chuck Snyder, junior class president, and his date, Lisa Fey. They were followed by Lori Moles, senior class president, and her date, senior Jody Hermann. “April Monday” was the band which played for the prom. 76 Opposite page, upper left: Leading the Grand March were Lisa Fey. Chuck Snyder. Junior Class President. Lori Moles. Senior Class President, and Jody Hermann. Lower left: Junior class members helping decorate for Prom are Faye Stroud. Cheryl Malzer. and Lauri Edmis-ten. This page, upper left: Roger Hoback, Scott Porter, and Steve Allgood help prepare things for Prom decorating. Upper right: Excited students await the dance to start. 78 Opposite page, upper left: Pat Heng and his date. Sherri Teten, pose for their pictures. Upper right: The band. April Monday. gets into their music Lower left: The sophomore servers were Shelly Herzog. Teri Beth Allgood. Teresa Martin, Sarah Hoch. Gayle Yamauchi. and Connie Nee-man Lower right: Students take time out to relax after a few fast dances. This page, upper right: Couples change to a slower pace. Lower left: Rick Gilman and Deanna Hauptman give their money to Mrs. Burns for their prom pictures. Lower right: Sponsors take time from their busy evening, to pose for a picture. They are Mr. Ron Booth and his date. Miss Becky Graham, and Mr. James Callen. 79 Spring play has experienced actors “The Matchmaker was this year’s spring play held March 21 and 22. “The Matchmaker” is the original play version of Hello Dolly. It is set in the 1880's, and centers around a matchmaker, Dolly Levi, played by Sandy Hastings. Throughout the play she matches various couples, who live happily ever after. She also finds a wife for rich, old Horace Vandergelder, played by Darrell Carnes. Seniors Debbie Hall (Mrs. Molloy) and Rich Hickey (Cornelius) are one set of couples Dolly matches together.” Other cast members were Scott Maskell, Melanie Greenamyer, Scott Schmidt, Laura Miyoshi, Faye Stroud, Mike Steiner, Tim Konvalin, Brad Kreifels, Melinda Behrns, Brad Potter, Toni Taylor. The student director was Joni Yamauchi. The stage manager was Sally Martineau. Director was Miss Vicki Wilken. Art classes were in charge of the designing in the four sets fr the play. Opposite page, upper left: Stage crew members are. front row; Roger Hoback. Kathy Badberg. Jane Gangel. Jane Porter. Cathy Sheair. Back Row: Chuck Snyder. Angie Gress. Sally Martineau. JoAnn Sweeney. Not pictured is Steve Allgood. The cast for “The Matchmaker'' was First row: Darrell Carnes. Scott Maskell. Rich Hickey. Scott Schmidt. Second row: Melanie Greenamyer. Laura Miyoshi, Sandy Hastings. Debbie Hall. Faye Stroud. Third row: Student director Jom Vamauchi. Melinda Behrns, Toni Taylor. Director Vicki Wilken. Fourth row: Mike Steiner. Brad Kreifels. Tim Konvalin. Brad Potter. This page, upper left: Sandy Hastings, as Dolly Levi, complains about money. Upper right: Scott Maskell. Faye Stroud. Debbie Hall. Rich Hickey enjoy their dinner. Lower left: Faye Stroud and Debbie Hall discuss the hat shop business Lower left: Scott Schmidt tries to convince Laura Miyoshi to marry him. 81 Students strive for perfect attendance Awards and recognition were given to many students for their outstanding abilities in certain areas throughout the 1978-79 school year. New this year were students striving for perfect attendance. These students were not required to take semester tests. Also new this year was the participation of students in the Brain Bowl sponsored by KMA Radio Station in Shenandoah, Iowa. These students received a second place trophy and a $100 scholarship for each member. The contest was academic, consisting of 16 schools from Nebraska, Iowa, and Missouri. Seniors receiving honors included Joel VanderVeen for the Regents Scholarship and and Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship. Kim Sterner also received the Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship. Board of Trustees scholarships were given to Laura Wachter, Stan Pieper, Joel VanderVeen, and Mitch Snyder. 82 Opposite page, upper left, clockwise: Boys' and girls' state representatives and alternates are: Brad Eaton. Laura Miyoshi. Melinda Behrns. Chuck Snyder: Center: Students with perfect attendance. Lower left: Joel VanderVeen. This page, top, left to right: Andy Anderson. Cash Colbert. Tom Brockley. Mark Maskell. Judy Nienkamp and Dr. Fielder Lower, top to bottom, left to right: Stan Pieper. Mitch Snyder. Mike Stephens. Robert Hartman. Jim Eilers. Joel VanderVeen. Robert Givehand. Mr Belding. Laura Wachter. Jerry Timko. Lori Moles. Jane Gangel. Faye Stroud. Vicki Hastings and Deanna Hauptman. Big Mac members. Jane, Rich receive athletic awards Several athletic Awards were presented at the Athletic Banquet. The theme for the banquet was focused on the Olympics. Mr. Jerry Hall was named Honorary Letterman. The Booster Club, which sponsored the event, made special awards and donations toward the athletic fixtures in the Senior High Gymnasium. Robert Schneider Memorial Award-Rick Gilman Outstanding Wrestler Award-Jeff Hotsenpillar Pla-Mor Basketball Award-Rich Wilberger George Peterson Track Award-Lonnie Mead Athlete of the Year-Girl-Jane Porter Athlete of the Year-Boy-Rich Wilberger Outstanding Volleyball Player-Jane Porter Deanna Hauptman Outstanding Girl Basketball Player-Peg Fielder Upper right: Mark Maskell hams it up at the Athletic Banquet. Lower left: Many awards are given by Booster Club Lower right: Seniors receive awards. 84 Style show is a sell-out Senior High Gym was the scene of the sidewalk cafe benefit held to raise money for the NCHS band and choir trip to Colorado. Spring fashions and accessories from Nebr. City merchants were featured in a musical style show which included dessert and entertainment. The City Singers and A Touch of Class groups served as waiters and waitresses. Many Senior High Students were involved with the modeling for the Fashion Show. Ree Miyoshi, a former NCHS Student and now Brandy Summer, WOW disc jockey, acted as mistress of ceremonies and narrator. She was acom-panied by Dave Wingert, also of WOW. An Art Show displayed throughout the gym helped to highlight the atmosphere. Mrs. Richard Hoch coordinated the event. Upper right: Stage Band provides the background music for the Style Show. Upper left: City Singers entertain guests. Lower right: Ree Miyoshi and Dave Wingert visit after Fashion Show. 8 Above, front row, left to right: John Seals, Kevin Thorne. Mark Masked. Mike Nesiba. Kathy Cruikshank. Melanie Greenamyer Back row: Richard Wilberger. Keith Schumacher. Dan Sheair. Margaret Hauberg. Jeannea Beaumont. Not pictured: Susan Davis. Robert Hartman. Jeff Hotsenpillar. Tony Nebelsick. Lynn Noerringer. and Mike Todd. Lower left: Mr. Jack Johns, master of ceremonies, gives a welcome speech. Lower right: Robert Hartman and Mike Todd attend the opening session in the Pioneer theater. County Government Day held in March The annual Otoe County Government Day was held on March 23. Eighteen students from NCHS attended. Their sponsor was Mr. John Barton, social studies teacher. Registration began at 9:00 A.M., and meetings were held at the Pioneer theater until 11:45 A.M. Lunch was served at the Memorial Building. Afternoon activities included a mock trial, which was held in the District Courtroom. ■q. (n Sports Sports play an important part of life at NCHS. Fall sports included football, volleyball, cross country, and tennis, with the highlight of the season coming as the Pioneer football team qualified for the state playoffs. Winter brought boys’ and girls' basketball and wrestling, and spring sports included track and golf. Fans attending the athletic events showed that the Pioneers were, indeed, bursting with spirit. New field proves to be good luck Front row, left to right: Scott Dawson. Mitch Miller. Scott Herzog, Fred Stoll. Clint Denniston. Jody Hermann. Phil Cruikshank. Back row: Kevin Thorne, Clark Lechner. Stuart Broers, Rick Gilman, Tim McGinnis, and Richard Wilberger. In regular season play the football team was 9-0, won the Twin Rivers Conference and went to the State Playoffs against O’Neill. O'Neill won the game 21-0. There were two seniors and three juniors named to the All-Conference team: Richard Wilberger, Rick Gilman, Bret Clark, Scott Porter, and Greg Orton. Jody Hermann, Clark Lechner, and Stuart Broers received honorable mention. Scott Porter was named to the State Class B All-State team and Bret Clark was named honorable mention to the All-State team. The team this year had a new style. Six of the players had burr cuts to promote team spirit. Head coach was Loyd Masked and assistant coaches were Dan Ostransky, Duane Choutka, and Larry Moore. Right: Jody Hermann drags down opponent as teammates assist. 88 Left, left to right: Rich Wilberger. Bret Clark. Greg Orton. Scott Porter, and Rick Gilman made the All-Conference Team Below: Greg Orton kicks point after a touchdown 89 Front row, left to right: Kirt Sharp. Dave Thiesfeld. Craig Kmmson. Scott Masked. Bob Barrett, and Roger Kenned Middle row: John Green. Randy Osborn. Scott Peterson. Terence Ott. Dwayne Burton. Brad Eaton, and Bret Clark Back row: Chuck Snyder. Mark Hotsenpillar. Pat Haverty. Bruce Kreifels. Doug DeBolt. Greg Orton. Scott Porter, and Larry Beccard. Above, left: Clint Denniston and Rick Gilman are getting ready to board the bus to O'Neill. Right: Jody Hermann. Mitch Miller, and Pat Haverty Back row: Scott Herzog. Fred Stoll, and Clint Denniston are the six burr brothers. Right: Scott Porter outruns opponent Below: Team works together. 90 Three named to all-conference team Front row, left to right: Richard Hickey, Lonnie Mead, Tim Mead. Charles Gardner, and Coach John Barton Back row: Bruce Beccard. Phil Penney. Ed Derks. Allen Teten. and Mike Lechner The cross-country team had a successful season this year. They won over Falls City and Syracuse, and got fourth place at the Syracuse Invitational. At the Twin Rivers tournament they took fifth place and at Districts they took fourth place. Richard Hickey, Lonnie Mead, and Mike Lechner were named to the All-Conference Team. Richard and Mike were named to the second team, and Lonnie was named to the first team. Lonnie also ran 20th at state which was held at Kearney this year. Top: Lonnie Mead and Mike Lechner lead the pack Above: Ed Derks competes in one of the meets Left: Coach Barton goes over placings with team. 91 Two qualify for state The tennis team played very well against their competitors this year, although they had a 1-4 record. The team won against Crete but lost to York, with York not winning until the last match. The NCHS team took fifth place in the Pius X Invitational. Mark Bruen-ing and Tom Brockley held the number 1 and 2 spots on varsity, respectively, all year. L tmeau. Back row: Greg Lima. Mike Nebelsick, Dave Martin. Jim Thurman. Shawn Ostransky. Tom Brockley. and Mark Bruening. Top: Tom Brockley tries to keep peace with Coach Rathe Right, above: Lance Bruening practices his serving Right: Greg Lima works on his backhand. Front row, left to right: Jeannea Beaumont. Cheryl Malzer. Joni Yamauchi.'Lori Moles. Karla Marcotte. and Meri Meredith Back row: Jane Gangel. Jane Porter. Robin Barrett. Julie Hermann. Peg Fielder. Deanna Hauptman. and Coach Vicki Wilken. Volleyball has winning season The girls' volleyball teams had a very successful year. The varsity was 13-5; they won the Syracuse tournament, and got second in the Twin River tournament. The reserve team record was 4-5. and the freshman team was 2-8 in its season this year. The seniors worked at the Class C District Tournament played at NCHS and the money they raised was used for them to go to the State Tournament in Kearney. Coach Wilken sponsored them. Five girls made the All-Conference team. Deanna Hauptman and Jane Porter were named to the first team, and Peg Fielder was on the second team. Receiving honorable mention were Robin Barrett and Julie Hermann Left: Julie Hermann spikes the ball. Above: Peg Fielder is waiting for the ball. 93 Five girls to all-conference team Front row: left to right: Coach Ron Brunken. Melinda Behrns. Sally Martmeau. Faye Stroud. Cathy Sheair. Patty Hartman. Ten Allgood, and Valerie VanderVeen Back row: Mary Derks. Diane Heng. Lori Dankof. Sherry Rodeman. Diane Peterson. Shelly Herzog. Suzan Stroud. Deanna Hall and Sheryl Wurtele. 94 Top, left: Jane Porter and Peg Fielder jump for joy after they win Syracuse Tournament. Right, front row, left to right: Julie Hermann. Joni Yamauchi. Cheryl Malzer. Karla Marcotte. Meri Meredith Back row: Coach Vicki Wilken. Deanna Hauptman, Lori Moles. Robin Barrett, Jane Gangel. Jane Porter. Peg Fielder, and Jeannea Beaumont. Middle, left: Reserves make practice a little more interesting Right, front row: Peg Fielder and Deanna Hauptman Back row: Robin Barrett. Julie Hermann, and Jane Porter. Left: Diane Peterson and Deanna Hall look on as Sherry Rodeman returns the ball. 95 Team has first winning season Julie Hermann outjumps opponent. Team tights for rebound. Front: Coach Ron Brunken and Brian Brunken Back row, left to right: Lori Moles. Diane McCown. Cheryl Malzer. Jane Gangel. Deanna Hauptman. Suzan Stroud. Carrie Davis. Julie Hermann. Terri Snyder. Robin Barrett. Peg Fielder. Jane Porter. Jeannea Beaumont. Karla Marcotte. wmi Front row, left to right; Coach Kent Heckman. Diane McCown. Meri Meredith. Faye Stroud. Cheryl Malzer. Cathy Sheair. and Patty Hartman. Middle row: Suzan Stroud. Karla Marcotte. Deanna Hall. Ten Allgood. Mary Derks. and Chris Wachter. Back row: Carrie Davis. Betty Nienkamp. Debbie Lima. Lyn Allgood. Shelly Herzog. Sherri Rodeman. Diane Peterson, and Jana Henderson. Nebraska City girl’s basketball team had the best season in history this year. The varsity was 8-6 and reserves were 6-5. The three games they had in 1978 were all wins. The team was top-seeded in both conference tournament and district tournament. Julie Hermann was second leading rebounder in the state along with Peg Fielder, fourth leading scorer in the state. Experience may have been a big factor for the winning season of the Pioneers, as there were eight seniors on the team. Next year may be a rebuilding year for the basketball team due to the loss of these eight seniors. Head coach was Ron Brunken and assistant coach was Kent Heckman. 97 Below: Senior basketball players are front row, left to right: Peg Fielder, Jane Gangel. Deanna Hauptman. and Jeannea Beaumont. Middle row: Robin Barrett. Terri Snyder. Jane Porter, and Lori Moles. Back row: Coach Ron Brunken. Top right: Peg Fielder shoots free throw during district tournament. Lower right: Coach Ron Brunken goes over plays with girls before games. Bottom left: Julie Hermann. Honorable Mention; Jane Porter and Peg Fielder. All Conference Players. Boys win conference Success was the word for the NCHS boys’ basketball team this season. They had a record of 12-8. The team beat Fairbury twice, both in close games. They also beat Plattsmouth in the conference tournament and for the conference championship. They went into the semi-finals in districts but were beaten by number one-rated Norris. They also received second place in the conference tournament, where they were defeated by Syracuse. The reserve team also had a successful season. They ended up with a winning record of 9-6. The coaches for the year were Larry Moore, head coach and Dan Ostransky, assistant coach. The student managers were Paco and Bill Curtis. Front row: Jody Hermann. Richard Wilberger. Robert Givehand, Mark Maskell. Rick Gilman Middle row: Greg Orton. Doug DeBolt, Chuck Snyder. Scott Dawson. Coach Larry Moore Back row: Bret Clark. Bill Cohn. Scott Porter. Paco. Coach Dan Ostransky. Top, left: Doug DeBolt. Bill Cohn, and Chuck Snyder celebrate win. Right: Rich Wilberger is happy after conference win. 99 Front row, left to right: Roger Kennell. Shawn Ostransky. David Royal. Coach Dan Ostransky. Second row: Marty Albrecht. Scott Maskell. Craig Kmnison. Todd Mather. Third row: Brad Kreifels. Steve Allgood. Neil Wolfe. Bob Barrett. Last row: Bill Cohn. Chuck Snyder. Ed Derks. Q oug DeBolt. Above: Richard Wilberger shoots tor two. Above right: Wilberger outjumps opponent. Right: Craig Kinnison shoots over opponent's head. 100 Top left: Jody Hermann has jump ball with Fairbury Jeff. Top right: Pioneer players get set for out-of-bounds play. Middle left: Pioneers celebrate victory over Plattsmouth. Middle right: Bret Clark shoots free-throw during district tournament Above left: Team huddles before game Right: Rick Gilman, honorable mention, and Richard Wilberger and Jody Hermann, all-conference team members. Wrestlers have rebuilding year This was a building year for the 1979 wrestlers. The year started with a small squad, and just 15 on the team. Senior Jeff Hotsenpillar, heavyweight, was the only Pioneer wrestler to qualify for the state tournament. Head coach Paul Stevenson, assistant coach Al Schnitzer along with the Pioneer wrestlers ended the season with a 1-7 record, with the high point of the year being placing fourth in the Sidney Invitational Tourney. Mike Todd and Jeff Hotsenpillar also became members of the 20 club, which is 20 or more wins in a season. 102 Top right: Jim Noerrlinger struggles for pin against his opponent. Middle left: David Thiesfeld gains control over his man. Middle right: David Thiesfeld pins his opponent. Bottom right: Mike Todd is declared winner. Opposite page, bottom left: David Thiesfeld flips his man to gain control. Bottom right: Jim Noerrlinger ties up his opponent. Front row: David Thiesfeld. Lynn Noerrlinger. Mike Todd. Joe Griepenstroh. J. R. Chase. Dale Clymens. Back row: David Wampler. Brad Eaton. Mark Hotsenpillar. Chris Hotsenpillar. Jett Hotsenpillar. Coach Paul Stevenson. Not pictured are Doug Ruse. Charlie Gardner. Jim Noerrlinger. Chip Smith. Jeff goes to state 104 Top left: Jeff Hotsenpillar shows his joy in qualifying for state. Top right: Lynn Noerrlmger competes in district action. Middle right: Jeff Hotsenpillar and Mike Todd are members of the 20 club. Bottom: David Wampler tries to outwit his opponent. Front row: Jerry Attebery, Karla Marcotte. Jim Bornschlegl. Jeff Marcotte, John Chapin. Scott Maskell. Mike Steiner. Robert Hartman. Jamie Mann, Coach Jim Brockhaus. Back row: Teri Beth Allgood. Rick Symonsbergen. Randy Whitehill. Bill Curtis. Greg Orton. Joel VanderVeen. Bob Barrett. Mike Stephens. Mark Huss. Golfers in the swing of things The Pioneer golf team had a successful season with two wins, three losses and one tie in dual meets, and one win, second places in two of the triangular meets. The team received fifth place in the Twin Rivers conference meet, ninth at the Pius Invitational, eighth at Crete, and ninth at the districts. Greg Orton won the most valuable golfer” trophy this year. His average for the season was 43.2. Two girls were also on the team this year. They were Karla Marcotte and Valerie VanderVeen. Karla lettered this year, becoming the first girl in NCHS history to do so. With many underclassmen on the team, next year looks like another good year. Left: Jim Bornschlegl practices putting. Above: Mark Huss works on his swing. 105 Clark sets two school records at State Junior Bret Clark set school records in the long jump (21’9M) and the low hurdles (20.1), and tied a school record in the high hurdles (14.7) at the Boys’ State Track Meet in Omaha. May 18-19. Eight Pioneer trackmen competed at the state meet, which capped off a successful season at NCHS. The team was not only conference champion, but also placed first in district competition. Head coach was Mr. John Barton, and he was assisted by Mr. Loyd Masked. Top left: Richard Wilberger releases the shot in competition. Above left: Terence Ott looks determined to win a race. Center: Front row: Jim Thurman, Scott Lechner. Scott Dawson. Rich Hickey. Lonnie Mead. Mark Masked. Francisco Garza Martinez. Terence Ott. Phil Cruikshank. Marty Albrecht. Mark Bruening. Back row: Asst. Coach Loyd Masked. Scott Porter. Bret Clark. Larry Farris. Doug Ailes. Chuck Snyder. Pat Haverty. Neil Wolfe. Steve Allgood. Chris Kreifels, Jim Merkel. Clark Lechner. Jim Eilers. Richard Wilberger. Mark Hotsenpillar. Coach John Barton. Right: Mark Masked looks on as Roger Kenned high jumps. Top right: State qualifiers are. front row: Rich Hickey. Lonnie Mead. Pat Haverty. and Neil Wolfe. Back row: Jim Eilers, Richard Wilberger. Bret Clark, and Scott Porter. Above right: Scott Porter shows his strength in the discus Left: Bret Clark competes in the conference track meet. Left-to-right, Front row: - Kathy Soriano. Kris Rains. Teresa Wright. Lori Moles. Teresa Martin. Paula Stovall. Betty Nienkamp. Kathy Neumann. Becky Hauptman. and Susan Haupt. Back row: Mr. Heckman. Mary Derks. Judy Nienkamp. Lori Dankof.Linda Kasbohm. Cindy Scharp. Peg Fielder. Jane Porter. Jeannea Beaumont. Faye Stroud. Karen Kasbohm. Julie Hermann, and Mr. Hummel. Girls win gold medals at state. The girls’ track team this year had the best season they have ever had. They won their triangular and two duals. They got fourth in the Conference and NC invitational meets and seventh in the District. The 880 and mile relay team got first in every meet. The mile relay team went to state. The girls on the relay team were Jane Porter, Julie Hermann, Kathy Soriano, and Betty Nienkamp. The 440. 880, and mile relay team got first at state. They received a gold medal and also tied the state record, for which they received another gold medal for the first time over-all in class A, B, C, and D. Right: Karen Kasbohm throws the shot Opposite page, Top left: Betty Nienkamp hands off to Kathy Soriano in the mile relay. Right, Top Row: Kathy Soriano and Betty Nienkamp Bottom Row: Jane Porter and Julie Hermann Bottom Left: Julie Hermann goes 5'2” over the high jump bar Right: Peg Fielder long jumps. 4 y 108 110 Cheerleaders add pep to teams Hours of practice at summer camp at Peru State College and after-school rehearsals added up to a coordinated effort of cheers and routines at the games and pep rallies for the NCHS cheerleaders. The head cheerleaders for the 1978-1979 season were Terrie Cullin, football; Joni Cullin, wrestling; Tammy Kreifels, boys’ basketball; and Debbie Hall, girls’ sports. Their sponsor was Dr. Carl Fielder, NCHS principal. Opposite page, top, left to right: Susan Davis. Michelle Wurtele. Melissa Searcy. Joni Cullin. Terrie Cullin. Lori Corbin. Tammy Kreifels. JoAnn Sweeney, and Lori Ailes. football cheerleaders Middle, left to right: Terrie Cullin. Joni Cullin. and Melissa Searcy, wrestling cheerleaders. Right, left to right: Debbie Hall. Teresa Martin. Lori Wright, and Roxie Garlipp. girls' sports. Bottom, left to right: Michelle Wurtele. Lori Ailes. Tammy Kreifels. JoAnn Sweeney, and Susan Davis, boys' basketball cheerleaders. Above, left: Cheerleaders get ready for trip to O’Neill and football playoffs. Above, right: Cheerleaders and masked man show spirit at game. Left: Cheerleaders help crowd get ready for District game. Ill Scoreboard FOOTBALL NCHS THEM 21 Norris 6 25 Holy Name 0 15 Auburn 12 31 Syracuse 16 10 Blair 0 27 Fairbury 19 32 Arlington 0 32 Falls City 6 12 Plattsmouth 7 0 O'Neill 21 VOLLEYBALL NCHS won Falls City won Gretna won Holy Name won Blair won Plattsmouth lost Stella 1st Syracuse Tourney won Syracuse lost Peru Tourney 2nd Twin Rivers lost Springfield Districts — won Norris lost Crete TENNIS NCHS won Crete 5th Pius Invit. lost York lost Pius lost Crete GIRLS BASKETBALL NCHS THEM 50 Palmyra 34 49 Gretna 46 49 Falls City 31 52 Fairbury 57 33 Plattsmouth 40 26 Plattsmouth 41 61 Auburn 55 28 Syracuse 37 60 Falls City 26 53 Paul VI 51 46 Norris 32 29 Springfield 68 47 Falls City 33 46 Crete 50 NCHS BOYS BASKETBALL THEM 47 Seward 61 53 Syracuse 45 59 Gretna 64 56 Falls City 46 62 Blair 58 72 Plattsmouth 63 67 Blair 63 53 Syracuse 58 62 Arlington 75 71 Auburn 70 71 Fairbury 69 93 Ashland 68 48 Norris 81 55 Shenandoah 63 61 Paul VI 56 55 Cathedral 70 65 Crete 59 63 Plattsmouth 62 72 Fairbury 71 54 Norris 64 GIRLS TRACK NCHS 4th N.C. Invit. 7th Glenwood Inv. 1st Triangular 3rd Plattsmouth Inv won Falls City 4th Twin Rivers 7th districts 10th state BOYS TRACK NCHS 1st Crete Indoor 3rd N.C.INV. 1st Fairbury Inv. 2nd Clarinda Relays 2nd Plattsmouth Inv. lost Falls City won Auburn 1st Twin Rivers 1st B-l districts GOLF NCHS lost Waverly tie Shenandoah 9th Pius Inv. won Rock Port lost Syracuse won Rock Port 2nd N.C. triangular 2nd N.C. triangular 8th Crete Inv. won Falls City 5th Twin Rivers lost Shenandoah 9th districts CROSS-COUNTRY NCHS won Falls City won Syracuse won Auburn 4th Syracuse Invit. 5th Twin Rivers 4th B-l Districts 21st out of 105 at state NCHS WRESTLING THEM 17 Glenwood 42 18 Hamburg 33 19 Sidney 45 4 Falls City 55 10 Plattsmouth 55 24 Blair 38 51 Syracuse 16 21 Gretna 40 20 Auburn 45 4th Sidney Inv. 5th Platteview Inv. 6th Auburn Inv. 6th Conference 112 K , y ijtafcMf. V ' 'V f t « s . r rt ■ 5 o Organizations All of the organizations were involved in many activities during the year. They often helped to sponsor many of the school dances. Each organization had meetings monthly. Often discussed at the meetings were fund-raising projects. There are eleven organizations at NCHS. Band goes to Colorado Above: The Nebraska City marching band performs at the Nebraska Marching Band Festival in Pershing Auditorium in Lincoln. Lower left: Mark Maskell was band president this year. Mr. Bill Harshbarger (right), senior high band director, and Mr. Jerry Harrenstein. junior high director. 114 Above, front row, left to right: Laura Miyoshi. Deanna Hall. Gayle Smith. Greg Avery. Roger Kennell. Randy Reinhard. Shawn Os-Yamauchi. Laura Wachter. Vicki McCown. Denise Perry. Joan Stoll. transky. Larry Farris. Jamie Mann. Mr. Harshbarger. Sandy Hastings. Roxie Garlipp and Sarah Hoch. Second row: Meri Merideth. Juli Natalie Cockerham. Mark Huss. Scott Dawson. Marty Albrecht. Bogle. Shelly Herzog. Tammie Aufenkamp. Sandy Weible. Ted Ott. Scott Porter Back row, left: Mary Derks. Julie Hermann. Ten Beth Kim Schmidt. Jom Yamauchi. Cathy Sheair. Lynne Williams. Kathy Allgood. Chris Wachter. Tim Nebelsick Right: James O'Bryan. Brad Badberg. Melinda Behrns. Brian Grundman. Kim Sterner. Tony Ne- Potter. Jim Stehlik. Lyn Allgood. Lori Ailes. Mike Steiner, and Scott belsick, Patty Hartman and Toni Taylor Third row: Jane Porter. Maskell Lower left: Band officers were, left to right: Sarah Hoch. Connie Neeman. Teresa Martin. Karla Marcotte. Sheryl Wurtele. drum major; Patty Hartman, vice president; Laura Miyoshi. secre Mark Thayer. Paulette Lima. Todd Mather. Mark Maskell. Chip tary; Mark Maskell. president, and Tony Nebelsick. drum major. The band was very active this year, with a total of 63 performances, including pep band appearances. The major contests and performances were at the Apple Jack parade, where they received third place, the Shrine Bowl parade and game with thirteen other bands, and the Peru Marching contest and game, where they received a first place trophy. The band received a rating of excellent at both the Pershing Marching Contest and at the district music contest. The highlight of the year came in May. when the band and the choir went to the Festival of the Rockies, held in Estes Park, Colorado. All during the year, band and choir students, along with the Music Boosters, earned money for the trip. 115 Drill team adds twist to half time Drill team members are, from left: Sally Martmeau. Diana Peterson. Melinda Behrns. Joni Yamauchi. Debbie Lima. Paulette Lima, and Laura Miyoshi. Not pictured: Sherry Rodeman. Terri Snyder, and Jane Porter. Above: The drill team performs a flag routine at a football halftime show. Right: Jane Porter and Terri Snyder boogie to the big band sound of a halftime show. 116 This year’s drill team added a new twist to halftime performances. The drill team performed at many boys' football and basketball games and a girls’ game. The drill team also performed with the band in various parades and contests. New satin uniforms for the drill team added a touch of color. Mr. Bill Harshbarger was the sponsor for this year's squad. The 1978-’79 drum majors were Sarah Hoch and Tony Nebelsick. They attended a music camp in July at Colorado. They were field conductors for the halftime shows at the football games and parades. Top, left: Tommy Tummy and the Rolaids perform at the fall band concert. Top Right: Sherry Rodeman and Debbie Lima lead the drill team in a halftime performance. Bottom, left: Tony Nebelsick and Sarah Hoch are this year's drum maiors. Bottom, right: Cinda Abbott was the featured twirler for this year's band. Choir is very competitive i i 1 :a p ft f f'rr r i V - The following students were involved in choir: Debbie Anderson. Tammy Aufenkamp. Bob Barrett. Robin Barrett. Nicole Bassinger. Tammy Baucke. Michelle Behrns. Brenda Boehnke. Debbie Bond, Phil Brawner. Charlene Burkhart. Connie Campbell. Wayne Cole. Lori Dalton. Lisa Davidson. Debbie Dresher. Angela Emons. Kim Eloge. Beth Fox. Rhonda Gray. Gina Gebers. Melanie Greenamyer, Patricia Hauder. Becky Hauptman. Lora Haverty. Denise Hellerich. Edie Hemmer. Neal Henderson. Diane Heng. Carol Heye. Pam Holland. Jeff Hotsenpillar. Mark Hotsenpillar. Mark Huss. Karen Johns. Debbie Jordan. Tim Konvalin. Theresia Kover. Beth Larson. Sharon Lechner. Joni Lee. Julie Lee. Paulette Lima, Cindi Malzer. Scott Masked. Terri McCord. Diane McCown. Meri Meredith. Shelly Mumm. Diana Murphy. Sarah Nannen. Tim Nebelsick. Tony Nebelsick. Kathy Neumann. Karen Olsen. Lorinda Orndorff. Shelley Palmateer. Ruthann Parsons. Jonna Peterson. Renee Peterson. Terry Pike. Angela Pummel. Kim Pummel. Kris Rains. Nancey Rhmehart. Kim Rhoades. Rita Roumpf. Lana Scott. Delphena Soriano. Kathy Soriano. Sally Soriano. Paula Stoll. Debbie Stroud. Toni Taylor. Lynette Van Hook. Kim Wehling. Randy Whitehill. Rhonda Whitehill. Kim Winkler. Angela Witter. Rhonda Yost. 118 This year’s choir was very active. One performance was the Fall concert where choir, city singers, and Touch of Class performed. The choir and City Singers presented a Christmas vespers called “Celebrate Life.” The choir went to Colorado to the Festival of the Rockies. They also performed at the district contests. Toni Taylor. Tony Nebelsick, and Girls Glee received superiors in competition. Top, left: Tony Nebelsick and Toni Taylor received superiors on their solos at District competition Middle left: Members of Touch of Class are. from left: Kim Winkler. Kathy Neumann. Theresia Kover, Nancey Rhonehart. Kris Rains. Cindy Malzer. Shelli Warren. Lora Haverty Middle right: Girls’ glee participated in District contest. Bottom left: Members of the City Singers are. from left: Neal Henderson. Beth Larson. Tim Konvalin. Joni Yamauchi. Tony Nebelsick. Laura Miyoshi. Scott Maskell. and Toni Taylor. 119 Letterwinners are many The Letterwinner’s Club, composed of athletes who have won letters in both boys’ and girls’ athletic competition, had approximately 80 members this year. Activities of the organizations were somewhat limited to selling concessions at various home athletic events. With the money earned, the club purchased the letters for letterwinners, as well as contributing money for a courtesy fund. Mr. John Barton, head track coach, was the faculty sponsor again this year. This page. Top: The 1978- 79 Letterwinners are Seniors: Robin Barrett. Jeannea Beaumont. Bruce Beccard. Stuart Broers. Phil Cruikshank. Scott Dawson. Clint Denniston, Jim Eilers. Peg Fielder. Jane Gangel. Rick Gilman. Robert Give-hand. Deanna Hauptman. Jody Hermann. Scott Herzog. Rich Hickey. Jeff Hotsenpillar. Clark Lechner. Mark Masked, Lonnie Mead. Mitch Miller. Lori Miles. Lynn Noerrlinger, Jane Porter. Cindy Scharp. Terri Snyder. Fred Stoll. Kevin Thorne. Mike Todd. Rich Wilberger. Teresa Wright, and Francisco Garza Martinez (Paco). Juniors are: Tom Brockley. Mark Bruening. Bret Clark. Ed Derks. Brad Eaton. Pat Ha-verty. Karen Kasbohm. Bruce Kreifels. Mike Lechner. Greg Lima. Greg Orton. Terence Ott. Scott Porter. Kirt Sharp. Chuck Snyder. Faye Stroud. Dave Wampler, and Neil Wolfe. The sophomores include: Larry Beccard. Lori Dankof. Julie Hermann. Roger Kenned, Jamie Mann. Karla Marcotte. Scott Masked. Shawn Ostransky, Kathy Soriano. Susan Stroud, and David Thiesfeld. Middle: Rich Wilberger and Jody Hermann show their ability to make money during concession. Bottom: Jane Porter and Jane Gangel pose with Mr. Porter during Parent’s Night. Junior Tom Brockley won a third place trophy in petroleum at the State Distributive Education Clubs of America Convention held in March. Six other local DECA students won first place in individual contests at the convention. A total of seventeen students from NCHS, along with sponsor Mr. Bob Rathe, attended the convention. At the annual banquet held at the Lodge on May 7, 23 training stations were honored, and the 1979-80 executive council was installed. A total of 31 students were employed through the DECA program this year. Money-making activities included selling popcorn and candy bars, as well as working concessions at home games, plus feeding all the band people at the Applejack Festival. Proceeds were used to help pay for state convention, the banquet, and special DECA jackets and t-shirts for club members Many DECA members go to state This Page, Top: Vicki Hastings, Jane Porter. Joel VanderVeen. Tom Brockley. Brad Eaton, Sandy Hastings, and Curt Jordan show their awards. Middle: 1978-79 DECA members are: Row one, left to right: Ron Gieseking. Jane Porter. Vicki Hastings. Lori Moles. Julie Schreiner. Debbie Walters. Debbie Jordan, and Carol Heye. Row Two: Jerry Roos, Mark Johnson. Curt Jordan. Joel VanderVeen. Sally Martineau. Sandy Hastings. Debbie Hall. Lisa Sudman. Elaine Boyer. Diane McCown. and Mr. Rathe. Row Three: John Bradley. Janet Thiesfeld, Brenda Ehlers, Kristi Reuter. Laun Edmisten. Sandy Weible. and Judy Nienkamp. Row Four: Dave Wampler. Tom Brockley. Clark Lechner. Clint Denniston. and Brian Stoll. Bottom: DECA officers were, front: Vicki Hastings. Lori Moles, and Lisa Sudman Back: Brenda Ehlers. Joel VanderVeen, and Debbie Hall. 121 FBLA members place in contests Front, left to right: Lori Stoll. Tammie Aufenkamp, Mary Ann Cornell. Patty Sedoris. Teri Allgood, and Lyn Allgood. Second row: Lisa Kamalieh, Angela Jones, Rhonda Maddox. Deanna Hall. Sheryl Wurtele. and Debbie Lima Third row: Angie Gress. Tammy Krietels. Shelly Herzog. Debbie Walters. Laura Wachter, and Debbie House Fourth row: Beth Larson. Tammy Baucke. Tom Taylor. Kim Eloge. Joan Stoll, and Betty Pfeiffer Fifth row: Teresa Greene, Diane McCown. Sally Martineau. Karen Kasbohm. and Diane Heng. The Nebraska City chapter of Future Business Leaders of America had something to be proud of this year — for the second year in a row, an NCHS student qualified for the National FBLA convention. At the state convention, Joan Stoll, NCHS senior, placed first in Steno I (shorthand). In July, she and Miss Jan Wulf, FBLA sponsor, attended the national convention in New Orleans, Louisiana. Other honors won by NCHS members at the convention were a fifth place in Job Description Manual, Betty Pfeiffer; honorable mention in General Business and Creed, Teri Beth Allgood; and, the chapter was named as the third largest in the state. FBLA members sold doughnuts to students several days as a money-making project, and, as a new project, sent congratulatory notes to people in the community who received awards. 122 Opposite page, bottom: Attending the state FBLA convention are. left to right: Diane Heng. Shelly Herzog. Lori Stoll. Joan Stoll. Debbie Lima. Lyn Allgood. Betty Pfeiffer. Teri Allgood, and Deanna Hall This page, top: FBLA officers are. front row Lori Stoll, secretary; Patty Sedoris. president; Mary Ann Cornell, vice president Back row Tammie Aufenkamp. treasurer. Lyn Allgood, recorder; and Ten Allgood, historian Middle left: Diane Heng makes donuts to help raise money for FBLA. Bottom left: FBLA performs during Fun Nite as Hee Haw gossipers Right: Students buy donuts from FBLA members FFA is active and wins many awards 124 Front row, left to right: Scott Schreiter. Doug Haupt. Bill Curtis. Joe Gnepenstroh. Doug Ruse. John Smith. Rod Ballain. Mark Trail Second row: John Ervin. Daniel Sheair. Francisco Garza Martinez. Roger Woodworth. Chris Bohlen. Brad Eaton. Pat Heng. Third row: Mike Lechner. Andy Haupt. Paula Stoll. Mary Cornell. Marie Hall. Linda Kasbohm. Susan Haupt. Dale Wurtele Fourth row: Pat Christiansen. Renee Peterson. Teresa Sornson. Jeannea Beaumont. Kay Wurtele. Lori Dalton. Bill Rivett. Allen Teten Fifth row: Clint Ehlers. Roger Hoback. Jim Heineman, Doug DeBolt. Scott Porter. Chad Daffer. Larry Wieckhorst Sixth row: Jeff Hotsenpillar. Steve Penney. Larry Pfeiffer. Mike Wurtele. Steve Henne Seventh row: Howard Orndorff. David Heye. Tim McGinnis. Pat Haverty. Bruce Kreifels. Rick Holland. Last row: Brian LaMaster. Scott Kreifels. The Arbor Lodge Chapter of Nebraska City Future Farmers of America was involved in many activities, including various judging and special ability contests. The FFA was also involved in the county and state fairs showing their livestock and shop projects. The State Farmers and Agribusiness degrees went to Scott Schreiter, Jeannea Beaumont, Tim McGinnis and David Heye. An American Farmer award also went to graduate Jim Johnson. After five years as advisor for the FFA Mr. David Ble-cha resigned at the semester. He was succeeded by Mr. Ron Jay. Opposite page, lower right: Seated at the head table of the FFA Banquet are the officers and Mr Jay. This page, Top: The FFA Chapter Farmers and Agribusiness degree winners are, left to right: Scott Schreiter, Jeannea Beaumont. Tim McGinnis and David Heye Middle left: Jim Johnson receives his American Farmer Award from Mr Blecha Middle right: This year s officers are front, left to right: Doug Haupt. Tim McGinnis. David Heye. Scott Schreiter Second row: Roger Hoback. Dale Wurtele. and Brad Eaton. Bottom right: Parents receive honorary Chapter Farmer Awards from last year’s Chapter Farmers. Bottom right: Mr. Jay. this year’s new FFA advisor FHA goes to conventions 126 Front, left to right: Mrs Diane McElroy. Susan Davis. Cindy Rodeman. Angie Gress. Tammy Kreifels. and Joan Stoll Second row: Deanna Stukenholtz. Verna Goff. Kevin Thorne. Lisa Sudman. Janelle Neeman. Debbie Hellerich. and Diane Murphy Third row: Janet Thiesfeld. Brenda Ehlers. Kay Wurtele. Beth Larson. Lori Dankof. Diana Peterson. Jom Yamauchi. Kathy Cruikshank, and Laura Wachter Back row: Mary Dankof. Debbie Walters. Kim Eloge. Denise Hellerich. Norma Beccard. Chris Wachter. Sally Martineau. Kim Sterner. Janet Stoll, and Lori Stoll. Highlighting this year’s Future Homemakers of America activities was the State Leadership Conference held in Lincoln on April 9-10. The newly-elected officers attended along with Mrs. Diane McElroy. Throughout the year, the FHA chapter was quite active. Caroling with the FHA. holding a Valentines party for young children, selecting an FHA baby (Justin Meyer of Shenandoah, Iowa), and holding a “crazy legs” contest were some of the events sponsored by FHA. Opposite page, bottom left: FHA members participate in the district FHA convention. Bottom right: Mrs McElroy models at the style show held during district convention. This page, top: FHA officers are Susan Davis. secretary; Angie Gress. vice president; Cindy Rodeman. president. Tammy Krei-fels. treasurer; and Joan Stoll, historian. Middle left: Members pose with this year's FHA baby Middle right: FHA members entertain children at a Valentine's Day party. Bottom left: Debbie Walters and Lori Stoll sample the food at the Tasting Tea party. Bottom right: FHA officers prepare for their Christmas party. FCA attends weekend of champions The Fellowship of Christian Athletes again had an active chapter at Nebraska City. Both boys’ and girls’ huddles participated in a variety of activities, ranging from having concessions at some home football games to manning a booth at Fun Nite. Weekend of Champions encounters were held for the boys at Nebraska Wesleyan University in Lincoln. and in Norfolk for the girls. FCA members from across the state attended. Mr. Jim Brockhaus and Mr. Dan Ostransky were the FCA sponsors. Karla Marcotte and Lyn Allgood attend an FCA meeting. FCA members are: Front, left to right: Mr Brockhaus. Annette Richmond. Julie Richmond, and Bob Nazerenus. Second row: Bob Barrett. Roger Woodworth. Jamie Ostransky. Mark Masked. Scott Masked, and Mr Ostransky. Third row: Shawn Ostransky. Julie Hermann. Karla Marcotte. Jana Henderson. Lyn All-good. and Mike Steiner. Back: Roger Kenned. John Ehlers. Chuck Snyder. Rick Symonsbergen. and Jim Stehlik. 128 Front row: Julie Hermann, treasurer; Robin Barrett, secretary; Jane Gangel. president; Karla Marcotte. vice-president. Back row: Chuck Snyder, treasurer; Mark Masked, president; Scott Masked, secretary Not pictured: John Ehlers. vice-president. National Honor Society keeps busy Seated, left to right: Jane Porter, Kim Sterner, Jane Gangel Middle row: Mark Maskell. Robin Barrett, Cindy Rodeman, Lori Moles. Vicki Hastings. Mike Todd. Back row: Jim Eilers. Tony Nebelsick, Mr. Johnson. Joel VanderVeen. Deanna Hauptman. The National Honor Society officers this year were Kim Sterner, president; Jane Gangel, vice-president; Jane Porter, treasurer; and Debbie Hall, secretary. National Honor Society members were in charge of setting up the display areas for Educational Planning Night. They were also guides to help the people find the correct rooms. They were responsible for the stage show at Fun Nite. They were also in charge of the organization of Honors Night. Mr. Richard Johnson was their sponsor. 129 Members of National Honor Society were in charge of Fun Nite tryouts. Publication staffs work hard 130 The Otoean staff put in many hours of class- and out-of-class time this year to publish the paper. Staff members were composed of students in the journalism class. Mrs. Judy Johnson was the instructor. The paper stayed with a magazine-type of format again this year, but included a new section of candid shots of students and faculty, to add its own unique touch. Staff activities included a Christmas party with the yearbook staff, and holding raffles for treats several times during the year. Top: Staff members are, front row: Janet Stoll. Sally Martineau. Terri Snyder. Diana Murphy. Debbie Bond. Second row: Debbie Lima, Teri Allgood. Shelly Herzog. Lynn Allgood. Terrie Cullin, Lynne Williams. Third row: Tracy Harp-ster, Angela Pummel. Deanna Hall, Diane Heng. Scott Herzog. John Seals, and Dave Grooman. Middle: Otoean staff members work on in-depth stories. Bottom: Diana Murphy and Scott Herzog crop pictures for the February issue of the Otoean. The Pioneer yearbook staff learned about picas, cropping, writing copy, and picture-taking in planning this year’s yearbook. Some of their activities included attending the fall convention of the Nebraska High School Press Association in Lincoln. Several of the newspaper staff members also attended. The yearbook staff sponsored the Fun Night coronation in March as part of their money-raising activities for the year. They also had concessions for one of the football games. Top: Joni Cullin works on her layout as Norma Beccard searches for a lost item in her book Middle: Staff members are, left to right, front row: Kathy Cruikshank, Janet Stoll. Sarah Hoch. Michelle Wurtele. Lori Wright, and Terrie Cullin. Back row: Peg Fielder. Terri Snyder. Norma Beccard. Dawn Ross. Sally Martineau. Karen Kasbohm. Joni Yamauchi. Patty Sedoris. and Joni Cullin. Not Pictured: Lori Corbin. Bottom: Janet Stoll, editor-in-chief, helps Peg Fielder and Tern Snyder with their pages 131 Speech students show their skills Thi page, top: Communications students are Row one: Debbie Hall. Laura Miyoshi. Deanna Hall Second row: Angie Gress. Sandy Hastings. Faye Stroud, and Kathy Sheair Third row: Melanie Greenamyer. Jana Henderson. Lori Dankof. Suzan Stroud, and Melinda Berhns. Fourth row: Brad Kreifels. Chuck Snyder, and Darrell Carnes. Not Pictured: Sally Martineau. and Joni Yamauchi. Left: The light crew for the play were: Kathy Badberg, Steve Allgood. Chuck Snyder, and Jane Gangel. Right: Sandy Hastings and Rich Hickey during the one-act play. 132 Winning the conference trophy for the second year and having Melinda Berhns qualify for the state competition in oral interpretation for poetry were two of the outstanding events of this year's team. The Nebraska City speech team was host for two other tournaments — an invitational which it won, and the district speech contest, in which it placed third overall. The one-act play, in which eight students were involved, was No One Wants to Know. This play was presented at the one-act play contest held at Peru State College on January. Joni Yamauchi was the student assistant for speech activities this year. Miss Vicki Wilken, speech teacher, said improvement in this year’s team is due to the growing number of students involved. With only two seniors on the team, next year also looks promising, she said. This page. Upper left: Melinda Berhns. was the only state-goer this year Bottom: Diane Murphy and Debbie Hall play around with their lines. 133 Student Council bursts with leadership The Student Council skit, which received second place in the Fun Night stage show competition, included: Laura Miyoshi, Lori Ailes. Kim Sterner, Patty Hartman. JoAnn Sweeney, and Gayle Yamauchi. There were various activities in not only local, but state and district activities. Student Council sponsored the concessions for Fun Night. The money they earned from Fun Night and other activities were used to help defray the cost of the yearbook. as well as Homecoming. Two members of the NCHS student council were honored at the district convention. Laura Miyoshi was elected district president, and Valerie Van-derVeen was elected secretary during the convention. Student Council members are, left to right, front row: Roger Kennell. The Student Council officers are: Laura Miyoshi. secretary; Scott Maskell. Gayle Yamauchi. Valerie V inderVeen, and Karla Marcotte. Mark Maskell. treasurer; Patty Hartman, vice-president; and Middle row: Laura Miyoshi. Patty Hartman. Lori Ailes. and JoAnn Joel VanderVeen. president. Sweeney Back row: Joel VanderVeen. Debbie Hall. Brenda Ehlers. and Mark Maskell. 1J4 Closing The year went fast according to many of the students, including the mid-term graduates. Students kept busy with many activities, sports, and organizational functions. Required and elective classes were taken, and all seniors completed CPR training before graduation. The end of the year brought many goodbyes. The students and faculty said goodbye to Dr. Fielder, who had been principal at NCHS for ten years. Other goodbyes weren't so permanent, and many students and teachers looked forward to seeing each other in the fall of '79. Seventy-five students honored This page, upper right: Senior upper 10%. front row. left to right: Kristie Brooke. Jane Gangel. Jane Porter. Kim Sterner. Cindy Rodeman. and Joan Stoll. Back row; Debbie Hall. Joel VanderVeen. Mark Masked. Mitch Snyder. Jerry Timko, and Karen Olsen. Middle: Junior upper 10%, front row: Lana Scott. Judy Nienkamp. Diane McCown. Faye Stroud. Lauri Edmisten. and Melinda Behrns. Back row: Tammy Baucke. Angie Gress, Brad Eaton. Tom Brockley. Cash Colbert. and Laura Miyoshi Lower right: Sophomore upper 10% front row: Mary Derks. Deanna Hall. Juli Bogle. Shelly Herzog. Gina Gebers. and Terry Pike. Middle row. Lori Dankof. Lyn Allgood. Gayle Yamauchi. and Susan Stroud. Back row: Shawn Ostransky. Scott Masked. Mike Steiner. Craig Kinnison. and Mike Nebelsick. This page, top: 1979-80 student council members are. front row. left to right: Roger Hoback, Patty Hartman. Laura Miyoshi, Lori Ailes. and Joni Ya-mauchi. Middle row: Connie Neeman. Karla Marcotte. Roger Kennell. and Scott Masked. Back row: Phil Brawner. Julie Hauptman. Mitch Martineau. Theresa Kover, and Mary Thiesfeld Middle: 1979-80 National Honor Society members are. front row: Joni Yamau-chi. Jo Sweeney. Sally Martineau. Laura Miyoshi. and Lori Ailes. Back row: Tom Brockley. Brad Eaton, and Scott Porter Lower, right: Jane Gangel received the Math Award and Joel Van-derVeen received the Bausch and Lomb Science Award. FFA and FHA J.H. Catron Awards were given to, front row: Jeannea Beaumont, Susan Davis. Cindy Rodeman. and Kim Sterner. Back row: Tim McGinnis. Pioneer and Otoean Quill and Scroll Awards were given to, front row: Shelly Herzog. Dawn Ross. Deanna Hall. Ten Allgood, and Lyn Allgood. Back row: Joni Yamauchi. Janet Stoll, and Debbie Lima. Not pictured: Patty Sedoris. Mrs. Judy Johnson was presented a watch by the Yearbook and Otoean staffs, Left to right are: Kathy Cruikshank. Terri Snyder. Sarah Hoch. Mrs. Johnson. Janet Stoll. Sally Martineau. Dawn Poss. Karen Kasbohm. Joni Cullin, and Norma Beccard. 138 Top, left: Kim Sterner shows her artwork. Top, right: Mr Ron Booth. Mrs. Nancy Wurtele. and Mrs. Judy Johnson look at Neil Wolfe's gun rack. Lower, left: Angie Gress, Sally Martineau. Faye Stroud. Dawn Ross, and Jo Sweeney examine the paintings. Lower, right: Fascinated by the ma-crame were: Angie Gress. Lori Ailes. and Jeannea Beaumont. Students show talent at Fine-Arts Festival. Graduates bid NCHS goodbye Graduation was held on Sunday, May 20 at Steinhart Park at 7:00 p.m. for the class of 79 . The class motto was “We create our tomorrows by what we dream today.” The class flowers were yellow roses and their colors were light blue and silver. The Rev. Clifford Ott gave the invocation, meditation and benediction to the senior class. Many scholarships were presented by the NCHS principal, Dr. Carl Fielder. Remarks to the graduates were made by James L. Withee, superintendent of schools. Diplomas were presented by Dr. Fielder and Mrs. Margaret Mann, the president of the board of education. This page, upper: The class of ’79 switch tassels after graduation. Middle: Deanna Hauptman receives her diploma Bottom: Mrs. Mann gives Tom Hume his diploma. Opposite page, top left: Kim Sterner gives her address. Top right: Mitch Snyder addresses graduates Middle left: Graduates return to their seats after receiving diplomas Middle: Diana Murphy and Tony Ne-belsick sing Memories. Middle right: Brian and Fred Stoll await graduation. Bottom left: Jane Gangel gives her honor address. Bottom right: Joel VanderVeen gives his honor address to the class. Senior Summary ABERNATHY. ANNETTE: Choir 9. 10: Volleyball 10: FBLA 9. 12; Cheerleader 11; Drill team 9. BAKER. JILL: BARRETT. KEVIN: BARRETT. ROBIN: Choir 9. 10. 11. 12; Musical 9. 10. lead 11; Volleyball 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Honorable Mention Volleyball 12; All-Conference Volleyball 12; Optimist Honor Week 12; FCA 9. 10. officer 11. 12; Letterwmner 9. 10. 11. 12. BEAUMONT. JEANNEA: Band 9. 10. 11; Choir 9. 10; Play 9; Stage Crew 10. 11; Volleyball 9. 10. 11. 12; FFA award 11; FBLA 9. 10; FFA 11. 12; Pep Club 9. 12; Thespians 10. 11; FCA 9. 10. 11. 12; Let-terwmner 10. 11. 12; Alternate Majorette 9 BECCARD. BRUCE: Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 9. 12; Cross Country 11; Letterwm-ner 12. BECCARD. NORMA: Choir 9. 10; Yearbook 12; Volleyball 10; Class Officer 11; Homecoming Queen 12; FBLA 9; FHA 11. 12; Cheerleader 9. 11 BEHRENDS. JIM: Band 9 BENNETT. DEBBIE: FBLA 9. BOECHE. JIM: Speech Contest 10. 11; DECA 11. 12. BOHLEN. JEFF: BOHLEN. JIM: BROERS. STUART: Band 9. 10. 11; Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 10. 11; Track 9; Letterwmner 10. 11. 12. BROOKE. KRISTY: Volleyball 9; Honor Roll 9. 10. 11. 12; Upper 10% 9. 10. 11. 12; FHA 10. 12. BROWN. GENE: Football 9; Basketball Student Manager 10. CAVNER. BARB: Band 9. 10. 11; Speech Contest Drama 9. 10. 11; Sports 9. 10. 11; FFA 11; FHA 10. 11; Letterwinner 10; Pep Club 9. 10. 11; Student Council 10. CORBIN. LORI: Band 9. 10; Choir 9. 10; Yearbook 10. 11. 12; Quill and Scroll Award 11; FBLA 9; FHA 12; Cheerleader 9. 10. 12; Drill Team 11. CRUIKSHANK. KATHY: Choir 9. 10; Spring Play 9. 10. 11; Fall Play 10; Yearbook 12; Track 10; Honor Roll 10. 12; FBLA 9. 10; FHA 10. 12; Drill Team 9; Cheerleader 10; Thespians 10; FCA 10. CRUIKSHANK. PHIL: Choir 9. 10. 11; Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Wrestling 9. 10. 11; Track 9. 10. 11. 12; Decathalon Trophy 9; FBLA 9. 10. 11; Letterwinner 11. 12; FCA 9. 10. 11. 12. CULLIN. JONI: Yearbook 11.12; Track 10; DECA 11; FBLA 10; FHA 10. 12; Cheerleader 11. 12; FCA 10. 11. 12. CULLIN. TERRIE: Band 9; Choir 9. 10: Yearbook 12; FBLA 9. 10; FHA 10. 11. 12; Cheerleader 9. 11. head football 12; Otoean 12. CUTLER. ROBERT: DANKOF. MARY Choir 9. 10; President Art III 12; FBLA 9. 10; FHA 12. DAVIS. SUSAN. Choir 9; Otoean 9; Yearbook 11; Fall Musical 10; District 1 Secretary FHA 12; FBLA 9. 10. 11: FHA 9. 10. Chapter Secretary 11. 12; Cheerleader 9. 10. 11. 12. DAWSON. SCOTT: Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 11. 12; Letterwinner 11. 12; FCA 11. 12. DENNISTON. CLINT: Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9. 10. 11; Track 9. 10: DECA 12; Letterwinner 12. EDEN. STEVEN. EDMISTEN. RANDY: Choir 9; Basketball 9; food they cooked. Opposite page: Seniors on top of things are Jody Hermann. Brian Stoll, and Rich Wilberger. Track 9. 10. 11; Math Award 9; DECA 12; Letterwinner 10. 11. 12. EDWARDS. TRACY: Band 9; Volleyball 9; Track 9; Pep Club 9; Drill Team 9. EHLERS. BRENDA: Choir 10. Outstanding Sophomore FHA Member; DECA 11. officer 12; FBLA 10; FHA 10. 11. 12; Student Council 11. 12. FILERS. JIM: Football 9. 10. 11; Basketball 9. 10. 11; Track 9. 10. 11. 12; Class Officer 11; Honor Roll 9. 10. 11; DECA 11; FBLA 9. 10. 11; Letterwinner 10. 11. 12; FCA9. 10. 11; Holiday Dance Attendant 10. 11; Homecoming King 12. FIELDER. PEG: Band 9. 10. 11; Choir 9; Yearbook 11. 12; Volleyball 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 12; All-Conference Basketball 10. 11. 12; Honorable Mention All-State Basketball 10. 11. 12; 2nd Team All-Conference Volleyball 12; Honorable Mention Volleyball 11; Optimist Honor Week 12; Quill and Scroll Award 11; FBLA 9. 10. 11; Letterwinner 9. 10. 11. 12; FCA 11; Homecoming Candidate 12; All-Area First Team Basketball 12; Golf 11 FRAKES. EARLENE: FBLA 9 GANGEL. JANE: Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Volleyball 10. 11. 12; Golf 11. 12; Class Officer 10; National Honor Society vice-president 12; Honor Roll 9. 10. 11; Upper 10% 9. 10. 11; FBLA 9. 10. 11; Letterwinner 9. 10. 11. 12; Cheerleader 9; FCA 11. officer 12; Holiday Candidate 12; Homecoming Candidate 12; Fun Night Candidate 12; Big Mac 12. GARZA MARTINEZ. FRANCISCO (PACO): Speech Contest 1st Place 11; Upper 10% 10; FFA 12; Basketball 12; FCA 12; Track 12; Fun Night King 12; Soccer 11. GILMAN. RICK: Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 9; DECA 11; Letterwinner 10. 11. 12. GIVEHAND. ROBERT: Football 9; Basketball 9. 11. 12; Golf 10. 11. 12; Letterwinner 10; Big Mac 12. GOFF. VERNA: Choir 9; FHA 11. 12: Drill Team 9. HARKER. VERA: Choir 9; FBLA 9; Drill Team 9. HARTMAN. ROBERT: Football 9; Golf 10. 11; Cross Country 11; Upper 10% 9. 10; Letterwinner 11. 12; Big Mac 12. HASTINGS. VICKI: Band 9. 10. 11; Choir 9. 10; Volleyball 9; DECA 11. 12; FBLA 9: DECA officer 12; City Singers Accompian-ist 9. 12; Stage Band 9. 10. 11: Accom-pianist Musical 11; Big Mac 12. HEMMER. PEGGY: Pep Club 9 HERMANN. JODY: Band 9. 10. 11; Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 9; DECA 12; Letterwinner 11. 12; FCA 11; Stage Band 9. 10. HERZOG. SCOTT: Choir 9. 10; Otoean 12: Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9; Track 9. 10; FBLA 9; Letterwinner 11. 12. HEYE. DAVID: FFA 9. 10. 11. 12. GREENAMYER. MELANIE: Choir 9. 10. 11. 12; Yearbook 10; Drama 11. 12; FBLA 9. 10. 11; Thespians 12; School Plays 10. 11. 12. GROOMAN. DAVID: Otoean 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9; Track 9. HALL. DEBBIE: Band 9. 10. 11; Volleyball 9. 10; Track 9. 10; Speech Contest 10. 11. 12; National Honor Society 12; Outstanding FBLA Member 10; Girls State Delegate 11; Best Supporting Actress 11; DECA 11. officer 12; FBLA 9. 10. 11; FHA 12; Girls Head Cheerleader 11. 12; Student Council 9. 10. 11. 12; Upper 10% 9. 10. 11. HAUBERG. MARGARET: Choir 9. 10. 11. 12. HAUPT. DOUG: Track 9; Wrestling 10. 11. 12; FFA 9. 10. 11. 12. HAUPTMAN. DEANNA: Band 9. 10. 11; Choir 9; Volleyball 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 10. 11. 12; Golf 11: Volleyball All-Conference 10. 11. 12; Homecoming Candidate 12; FFA Candidate 12; Holiday Candidate 12; Fun Night Queen 12; Class Officer 10. 12; Upper 10% 9. 10. 11; Honor Roll 9. 10. 11. 12; Cheerleader 9; FCA 11; Stage Band 9; Big Mac 12; Optimist Honor Week 12. HICKEY. RICHARD: Fall Play 12; OneAct Play 12; Football 9; Basketball 10; Track 11. 12; Tennis 10; Cross Country 11. 12; Art Club 12; Letterwinner 11. 12; Foreign Language Club 11; Big Mac 12. HOLLAND. CHERYL: FHA 11 HOUSE. DEBBIE: Choir 9; FBLA 9. 12; FHA 12. HUTCHINS. LONNIE: JOHNSON. MARK: Football 9. JONES. BUCK: Basketball 9. 10; FFA 9 143 KAISER. TIM: KATTES. JIM: Band 9. 10. 11. KERAN. LARRY: KING. KEN: KREIFELS. JIM KREIFELS. ROGER: KREIFELS. TAMMY Track 9; Volleyball 9. 10; Cheerleader 11. head basketball 12; DECA12; FBLA 10. 11. 12; FHA 10. 11. 12; FFA Candidate 12. LAWRENCE. MIKE: Sports 9. 10. 11. LECHNER. CLARK: Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Wrestling 9. 10. 11; Track 9. 10. 11;DECA 12; Letterwinner 9. 10. 11. 12; FCA 9. MARION. JIM: MASKELL. MARK: Band 9. 10. 11. president 12; Football 9. 10; Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 9. 10. 11. 12; National Honor Society 12; Boys State Alternate 11; Upper 10% 11; DECA 12; Letterwinner 10. 11. 12; Student Council, treasurer 11. 12; FCA 9. 10. vice-president 11. president 12. MEAD. LONNIE: Football 9; Track 9. 10. 11. 12; Cross Country 10. 11. 12: Letter-winner 9. 10. 11. 12. MCDONALD. MARY: Choir 9. 10; Volleyball 9. 10; FBLA 9; DECA 12. MILLER. MITCH: Choir 9; Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9. 11; Track 9. 10; DECA 11; Letterwinner 9. 12. MOLES. LORI: Band 9. 10. 11; Choir 9: Volleyball 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 10. 11. 12; Track 9. 12; Class Officer 12; National Honor Society 12; Outstanding Freshman Band Member; Honor Roll 9. 10. 11. 12; Upper 10% 10. 11; DECA 11. officer 12; FBLA 9. 10; Letterwinner 9. 10. 11. 12; Cheerleader 9; Stage Band 9. 10; Big Mac 12 MOYER. LARRY: MURPHY. DIANA: Choir 9. 10. 11. 12; Honor Choir 10; Girls Glee 10. 12; City Singers 11; Girls Triple Trio 12; Choir President 12; Spring Musical 11. 12; All-School Play 12; FBLA 9; FHA 11.12; Thespians 12; Drill Team 9. NEBELSICK. TONY: Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Choir 9. 10. 11, 12; Drama 9. 10. 11; Outstanding Choir Member 9. 10. 11; Outstanding Band Member 10. 11 Hastings Honor Choir 11. 12; Doane Honor Choir 11. 12; Drum Major 11. 12; Student Director 11. 12; All State Choir 12; Peru Honor Band 12; All-Conference Band 12; Wesleyan Honor Choir 12; Student Council 9. 10; Thespians 10. 11. NEEMAN. JANELLE: NESIBA. MIKE: Honor Roll 10; DECA 10; FBLA 9. 10 NISLEY, NANCY: Band 9; Drill Team 11. NOERRLINGER, LYNN: Football 9; Wrestling 9. 10. 11. 12; Cross Country 10. 11; National Honor Society 9: Upper 10% 10; FFA 9. 10; Letterwinner 9. 10. 11. 12. OLSEN. KAREN: Choir 11. 12; Girls Flee 12; DECA 12; FHA 12; Girls Triple Quartet 12. OSBORN. JOY: PENNEY. PHIL: Football 9; Basketball 10; Cross Country 12; Art Club 9. 10: FFA 9. 10. 11; Letterwinner 11. PFEIFFER. BETTY: Choir 9. 10; Pep Club 9. 10. 11; School Play 9. 11; Math Club 10. PLATT. DOUG: Choir 9. 10. 11. 12; Sports 9. 10; Big Mac 12. PORTER. JANE: Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Drama 11. 12; Volleyball 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 9. 10. 11. 12; Class Officer 10; National Honor Society 12; Upper 10%. 11; DECA 11. 12; FBLA 9. 10: Letterwinner 9. 10. 11. 12; Drill Team 9. 11. 12; Student Council 9; FCA 11. 12. REUTER. KRISTI: Band 9. 10. 11; Track 10: Volleyball 11; Basketball 11; DECA 12; FHA 10. 11. 12. RODEMAN, CINDY: Choir 9; Upper 10% 11; FHA 9. 10. officer 11. 12; Pep Club 9 SCHAEFER. DAVID: Honorable Mention Science Fair 9; FFA 10. 11. SCHARP. CINDY: Band 9. 10. 11; Track 9. 10. 12; Volleyball 9. 10; DECA 12; Letter-winner 10. SCHOMERUS. RONALD: Math Award 9: FFA 9. 10. 11. 12. SCHREITER. SCOTT: FFA 9. 10. officer 11. 12. Above, left: Seniors waiting for their next class are Doug Haupt, Scott Schreiter. Phil Cruikshank, Dave Heye. and Ron Giese-kmg. Left to right: Chris Kreifels. Rocky Marion, and Nancy Nisley wait for class to start. 144 SCHUMACHER. KEITH: Publications 11; Basketball 9; Art Club 11. SEALS. JOHN: Band 9. 10. ll;Otoean 12; Drama 10; Sports 9; DECA 11 SEDLACEK. JOHN: FFA 9. SHALLENBERGER. RANDY: Stage Band 9; Band 10; Basketball 9; DECA 11. SHEAIR. DAN: Track 9; Tennis 9. 10: Choir 11; FFA Degree 10. 12; FFA 10. 11. 12; FCA 11. 12. SIMOND. LARRY: SNYDER. MITCH: Upper 10% 9. 10. 11; Big Mac 12. SNYDER. TERRI: Choir 9. 10; Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 9. 10; Letterwinner 9. 10. 11. 12; Cheerleader 9; Holiday Candidate 12; Fun Night Candidate 12; Class Officer 12. STEPHENS. MIKE: Band 9; Basketball 9; Football 9; GOIf 10. 11. 12; Math Award 9; Letterwinner 10. 11. 12. STERNER. KIM: Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Stage Band 9. 10. 11; Sax Quartet 9. 11. Yearbook 9. 10; Speech Contests 10; Fall Play 12; National Honor Society 12; Honor Roll 9. 10. 11; Upper 10% 9. 10. 11; Art club officer 12; FBLA 9. 10; FHA 10. 11. 12; Student Council 10. 11. 12. officer 9 STOLL. BRIAN: Football 9. 10; GOIf 10. STOLL. FRED: Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9; Golf 10. 11. 12; Upper 10% 9. DECA 12; Letterwinner 10. 11. 12. STOLL. JANET: Choir 9. 10. 11. 12; Girls Triple Trio 10; FBLA 10. 12; FHA 10. 11. 12; Drill Team 11. STOLL. JOAN: Band 9. 10. 11. officer 12; Upper 10% 11; FBLA 9. 10; FHA 10. 11. officer 12. STOLL. LORI: Choir 9; Publications 10: FBLA 9. 11. officer 12; FHA 12 STRAW. BEVERLY: Choir 9. 10; Holiday Attendant 10; FBLA 9. 10; Drill Team 9 STRAW. PHIL: Sports 9 STROUD. DEBBIE: Choir 9. 11. 12; Drama 12; Awards 11; FBLA 11. 12. STUKENHOLTZ. DEANNA: Choir 10; Track 10; DECA 12; FHA 10. 11. 12. SUDMAN. LISA: Band 9. 10. 11; Choir 10; Awards 9; DECA 11. 12; FHA 11. 12; Letterwinner 9; Pep Club 9. 10. SULLIVAN. PAT: Fall Play 11. THIESFELD. JANET: Band 9: CHoir 9. 10; Volleyball 9. 10; DECA 11. 12; FHA 10. 11. 12; Student Council 9. THORNE. KEVIN: Choir 9. 10; Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 9; Letterwinner 11. 12. TIMKO. JERRY: Basketball 9. 10; Upper 10% 9. 10. 11; Big Mac 12. TODD. MIKE: Band 9. 10. 11; Football 9; Golf 10; Wrestling 9. 10. 11. 12; Class Officer 11; National Honor Society 12; Upper 10% 11; Boys State 11; Letterwinner 9. 10. 11. 12. VANDERVEEN. JOEL: Golf 10. 12; Class Officer 12; Upper 10% 9. 10. 11; DECA 11. 12; Student council 11; Officer 12; Big Mac 12. WACHTER. LAURA: Band 9. 10. 11. 12; FBLA 9. 10. 12; FHA 10. 11. 12; Drill Team 9. WALLACE. DON: Choir 9; DECA 11. 12. WESTON. MARCIA: WILBERGER. RICHARD: Band 9; Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 9. 10. 11. 12; DECA 11. 12; Letter winner 9. 10. 11. 12. WRIGHT. TERESA: Choir 9: Track 10. 11. 12; FHA 12; Drill Team 9. WURTELE. RANDY: FFA 11 WURTELE. RICK: Band 9. 10 A Abbott. Cinda 117 Abernathy. Annette 6 Abernathy. Mr. William 51 Adkins. Steve 27 Agnew. Julie 17 Agnew. Randy 27 Ailes. Doug 38. 41. 45. 106 Ailes. Mrs. Joan 57 Ailes. Lori 17. 68. Ill, 115, 134. 137. 139 Albrecht. Marty 27. 100. 106. 115 Allgood. David 38 Allgood. Lyn 27. 97. 115, 122. 123. 128. 130. 136. 138 Allgood. Mark 38. 41. 45 Allgood. Steve 17. 24. 77. 100. 132. 106 Allgood. Terri 24. 27.79.94.97. 105. 115. 122. 123. 130. 138 Anderson. Andy 83 Anderson. Debbie 17. 116 Anderson. Eulanda 38 Anderson. Phyllis 27 Ashenfelter. Bill 17 Aufenkamp. Tammie 27. 115, 116. 122. 123 Attebery. Jerry 105 Avery, Greg 27. 115 B Badberg. Kathy 17. 23. 80. 115. 132 Baker. Karen 38 Ballain. Rod 38. 124 Bane. Todd 27 Barrett. Bob 27. 89. 100. 105. 116. 128 Barrett. Curtis 17 Barrett. Kevin 6 Barrett. Mrs. Lavena 55 Barrett. Robin 6. 93. 95. 96. 98. 116. 120. 128. 129 Barrett. Scott 38 Barton. Mr. John 51. 91. 106 Barton, Linda 27 Bassinger. Nocole 116 Bates. Gail 17 Baucke. Lisa 38 Baucke. Tammy 18. 116, 122. 136 Beaumont. Jeannea 6. 93. 95. 96. 98. 108. 120. 124. 125. 138. 139. 142 Beccard. Bruce 6. 91. 115. 120 Beccard. Larry 27, 31. 68. 89. 120 Beccard. Norma 6. 16. 60. 126, 131. 138 Beckman. Mrs. Betty 55 Behrends. Diana 6 Behrends. Don 18 Behrends. Duane 38 Behrends. Kristi 28 Behrns. Melinda 18. 67. 80. 83. 90. 115, 116. 132. 133. 136 Behrns. Michelle 38. 116 Belding. Mr. Walter 51. 83 Bennett. Michelle 28 Bennett. Sharon 28 Bennett. Debbie 6 Index Betts. Leroy 58 Betts. Lin 18 Bivens. Jeff 38 Blecha. Mr. David 51. 65. 125 Blevins. Jody 28 Blevins, Julie 28 Blevins. Kathy 28 Boehnke, Brenda 28. 116 Boche, Jim 7 Bogle. Julie 28. 115. 136 Bogle. Paul 18 Bohlen. Chris 124 Bohlen. James 7 Bohlen. Jeffery 7 Bond. Debbie 28. 116. 130 Booth. Mr. Ronald 51. 79. 139 Bornschlegl. Jim 38. 45. 105 Bottcher. Renee 28 Boyer. Elaine 18. 121 Bradley. John 18. 121 Brawner. Phil 38. 92. 116. 137 Breidenstein. Ann 18. 71 Brixey. Donna 18 Brockhaus. Mr. James 51. 105. 128 Brockhausm. Julie 70 Brockhaus. Mrs. Kay 57 Brockley, Tod 38 Brockley. Tom 18. 83. 92. 120. 121. 136. 137 Broers. Stuart 7. 60. 61. 88. 151, 120 Brooke. Kristy 7. 136 Brown. Ronald Gene 7 Brown, Steve 39. 45 Brown. Mr. Wayne 48 Bruening, Lance 39. 45. 92 Bruening. Mark 18. 92. 120. 151. 106 Bruggeman. Clara 58 Brunken. Brian 96 Brunken, Mr. Ronald 51, 94. 96. 98 Burkhart. Charlene 39. 116 Burton. Dwayne 18. 89 C Callen, Mr. James 51. 79 Campbell, Connie 28. 116 Carlson. Mr. Gary 51 Carlson. Valerie 39 Carnes. Darrell 18. 67. 80. 132 Cavner. Mrs. Barbara 7 Chaney. Todd 18 Chapin. John 28. 105 Chase. J.R. 103 Christiansen. Pat 28. 124 Clymens. Dale 39. 41. 103 Coates. Brady 39 Cockerham. Natalie 18. 115 Cody. Steve 18 Clark. Bret 18. 89.99. 101. 106. 107. 120. 151 Cohn. Bill 18. 99. 100 Colbert. Cash 18. 83. 136 Cole. Miss JoRene 52 Cole. Wayne 39. 45. 116 Collins. Leona 18 Cook. Nancy 39 Copenhaver. Mrs. June 57 Corbin. Lori 3. 7. 60. 61. 63. 111. 142 Cornell. Faith 18 Cornell. Mary 18. 122. 123, 124 Cruikshank, Kathy 7. 86. 126, 131, 138 Cruikshank. Phil 7. 88. 106. 120. 142 Cullin. Joni 3. 7. Ill, 131. 138 Cullin. Terrie 3. 7. 75. 111. 130. 131 Cunningham. Anne 39 Cunningham. Ted 28 Curtis. Bill 28. 29. 105, 124 Curtis. Mrs. Sue 57 Curtis. Tony 39. 45 Cutler, Kenneth 19 Cutler, Robert 8 D Daffer. Chad 39. 41. 45, 124 Dalton. Lori 39. 116. 124. 126 Dankof. Lori 28. 94. 108. 120. 132. 136 Dankof. Mary 8. 126 Davidson. Lisa 39. 116 Davis. Carrie 39. 96. 97 Davis. Susan 3. 8. 63. 64. 65. 73. 86. 111. 126. 127. 138 Dawson. Mr. Bill 48 Dawson. Scott 8. 88. 99. 106. 115. 120 DeBolt. Doug 19. 68. 89. 99. 100. 124. 152 Denniston. Clint 7. 8. 60. 61. 69. 73. 88. 90. 120. 121 Denniston, Gary 70. 151 Derks. Ed 19. 91. 100. 120 Derks. Mary 28. 94. 97. 108. 115. 136 Dickey. Mr. Bob 48 Doiel. Raymond 28 Donohue. Julie 39 Donohue. Kathy 39 Dority. Doug 28 Doty. Mike 8 Dresher. Debbie 39. 116 Driever, Lori 39. 47 E Eaton. Brad 19. 65. 83. 89. 103. 120. 121. 124. 125. 136. 137 Eaton. Jamie 39 Eden. Steve 8 Edmisten. Lauri 19. 77. 121. 136 Edmisten. Randy 8 Edmonds. James 39 Edwards. Tracy 8. 64. 65 Ehlers. Brenda 8. 121, 126, 134 Ehlers. Clint 28. 124 Ehlers. John 128 Eilers. Jim 2. 8. 16. 60. 120. 129. 183. 106. 107 Eiserman Michael 28. 92 Eloge. Kim 19. 116. 122, 126 Emonds. Angela 39. 116 Ervin. John 29. 124 Ervin. Roy 39 146 F Farris. Larry 29. 67. 106. 115 Ferguson. Danny 19 Ferguson. Ken 40 Fey. Lisa 77 Fielder. Mrs. Alma 55 Fielder. Dr. Carl W. 16. 83 Fielder. Peg 8. 16. 20. 60. 61. 93. 95. 96. 98. 108. 131 Fossberg. Brad 27. 29. 92 Fox. Beth 40. 116 Fox. Debbie 40 Frakes. Earlene 8 G Gangel. Jane 8. 60. 61. 69. 73. 80. 83. 93. 95. 96. 98. 120. 128. 129. 132. 136. 137. 141 Gardner. Charles 29. 91. 103 Gardner. David 19 Garlipp. Roxie 29. Ill, 115 Gay. Candy 19 Gebers. Gina 29. 116. 136 Gibbs. Dona 29. 115 Gibbs. Mike 40 Gibson. Mr. Richard 41. 45. 57 Giesking. Ron 8. 121, 142 Gifford. Jim 29 Gilman. Rick 8. 60. 61. 69. 72. 79. 88. 89. 90. 99. 101. 120. 142 Givehand. Robert 9. 4. 83. 99. 120. 145 Glover. Mrs. Pam 15. 58 Goff. Mary 40 Goff. Verna 9. 126 Graham, Miss Becky 79 Graham. Denise 40 Graham. Vickie 29 Grantski. Susan 40 Gray. Rhonda 116 Green. John 19. 89 Greenamyer. Melanie 9. 67. 80. 86. 116. 132 Greene. Teresa 19. 122 Gress, Angela 19. 39. 80. 122, 126. 127. 132. 136 Gress. Dean 29 Gress. Mary 40 Griepenstroh. Joe 40. 103. 124 Griggs. Reene 40 Grooman. David 9. 130 Grundman. Bill 57 Grundman, Brian 29. 115 Guhde, Diane 40 Gundlach. Miss Sheryl 52 H Hall. Brenda 46 Hall. Miss Cindy 48 Hall. Deanna 29. 31. 67. 94. 95. 97. 115, 122. 123, 130. 132. 136. 138 Hall. Debbie 2. 9. 67. 80. 81. Ill, 121. 132. 133. 134. 136 Hall. Denise 40 Hall, Mr. Duane 48 Hall. Linda 29 Hall. Marie 19. 124 Hamilton. Chris 19 Hanks. Mr. Jim 49 Harker. Karen 40 Harker. Peggy 30 Harker. Vera 9 Harpster. Tracy 30. 37. 130 Harresnstein. Mr. Jerry 57. 114 Harris. Sandy 40 Harshbarger. Mrs. Marjean 52 Harshbarger. Mr. William 52. 75. 114. 115 Hartley. Todd 19 Hartman. Patty 19. 83. 94. 97. 115. 134. 137 Hartman. Robert 4. 9. 86. 105 Haselwood, Gaileen 40 Hastings. Sandy 20. 22. 80. 81. 115. 121. 132 Hastings. Vicki 9. 83. 121, 129 Hathaway. Jill 30 Hauberg. Margaret 9. 86 Hauder. Patricia 30. 116 Haupt, Andy 30. 124 Haupt. Doug 9. 65. 124. 125. 142 Haupt. Susan 41. 108. 124 Hauptman. Becky 41. 108. 124 Hauptman, Becky 41, 108. 116 Hauptman. Deanna 6. 9. 60. 61. 64. 65. 69. 72. 79. 83. 93. 95. 96. 98. 120. 121. 140 Hauptman. Julie 137 Haverty. Lora 41. 47. 116. 117 Haverty. Pat 7. 20. 89. 90. 106. 107. 120, 124. 151 Heckman, Mr. Kent 52. 97. 108 Heineman. Bob 41 Heineman, Jim 20. 124 Hellerich. Debbie 20. 126 Hellerich. Denise 30. 116. 126 Hemmer, Edie 41. 116 Hemmer. Peggy 9 Henderson. Jana 30. 67. 97. 128. 132 Henderson. Neal 20. 116. 117 Heng, Pat 79. 124 Henne, Steve 124 Hermann. Jody 7. 9. 60. 61. 69. 70. 88. 90. 99. 77. 101. 120. 144. 142 Hermann. Julie 30. 96. 93. 95. 98. 108. 115, 120. 128 Herzog. Bryan 20 Herzog. Mrs. Judy 55 Herzog. Scott 7. 9. 60. 61. 88. 90. 120, 130 Herzog. Shelly 30. 94. 97. 115, 122. 123. 130. 136. 138 Heye. Carol 116. 121 Heye. David 9, 65. 124. 125, 142 Hickey. Richard 9. 67. 75. 80. 81.91. 106. 107. 120, 132 Hickey. Ross 41 Hoback. Roger 20. 65. 77. 80, 124. 125. 137 Hoch. Sarah 30. 79. 115. 117. 131. 138 Hoffman. Robert 20 Holland. Cheryl 10 Holland. Pam 20. 116 Holland. Rick 41. 124 Hotsenpillar. Chris 41. 103 Hotsenpillar. Jeff 10. 103. 104. 116. 120, 124. 86 Hotsenpillar. Mark 20. 89. 103, 106, 116 House. Debbie 10. 122 House. Diane 41 Howell. Lisa 31 Howell. Vilas 41 Hoyle. Dennis 20 Hoyle. Stacy 20 Huffman. Dean 41 Hughson. Henry 41 Hume. Tom 10. 140 Hummel. Mr. Larry 53. 108 Huss. Mark 30. 105. 116 Irwin. Wayne 41 J Jacobi. Anne 21 Jay, Mr. Ron 125 Johns, Mr. Jack 86 Johns, Karen 41. 116 Johnson. Jim 125 Johnson. Mrs. Judy 53. 138. 139 Johnson. Mark 10. 21 Johnson. Mr. Richard 53. 129 Jones. Angela 31. 122 Jones. Buck 10 Jordan. Curtis 21. 121 Jordan. Debbie 116. 121 Jordan. Vicky 38. 42 K Kamalieh. Lisa 31. 122 Kasbohm. Karen 21. 108. 120. 122. 131. 138 Kasbohm. Linda 42. 108. 124 Kattes, Jim 10 Keller. Mitch 45 Keller. Tammy 21 Kellogg. Mrs. Mary 57 Kennell. Roger 29. 31, 68. 89. 100, 106. 115. 120. 128. 137 Kennell. Mrs. Sharon 57 Keran. David 31 Keran. Larry 10 Keran. Linda 21 King. Ken 11 Kinnison. Brian 20. 31. 89 Kinnison. Craig 31. 89. 100, 136 Kinnison. Kris 42 Kinnison. Sheri 31 Kiritsy. Mr. Tom 151 Konvalin. Tim 31. 80. 115. 116. 117 Kover. Theresia 38. 42. 116. 117, 137 Kriefels. Brad 31. 67. 80. 100. 132 Kriefels. Bruce 21. 89. 120. 124 Kriefels. Chris 11. 106. 144 Kreifels. Jim 11 Kreifels, Matt 22 147 148 Kreifels. Patty 31 Kreifels. Roger 11 Kreifels. Scott 22, 124 Kreifels. Tammy 3. 11. 64. 65. 111 122 126. 127 Krejci. Jean 42 L LaMaster, Brian 22. 124 Larson. Beth 22. 116. 117, 122, 126 Lawrence. Michael 11 Lechner. Clark 2. 11. 63. 88. 106. 120. 120. 121 Lechner. Mike 22. 91. 120. 124 Lechner. Scott 41. 42. 106. 151 Lechner. Sharon 42. 116 Lee. Lori 42 Lee. Joni 31. 116 Lee. Julie 31. 116 Lee. Susan 31 Lima. Debbie 31. 97. 116, 122. 123, 130. 138 Lima. Greg 22. 92. 120 Lima. Paulette 32, 115, 116 Lundy. Mrs. Nellie 58 M Maddox, Rhonda 32. 122 Malko. Willa 42 Malzer. Cheryl 22. 77. 93. 95. 96. 97 Malzer. Cindi 42. 116. 117 Mangum. Steve 29. 32. 92 Mann. Jamie 32. 92. 105. 115, 120 Mann. Mrs. Margaret 48 Marcotte, Jeff 41. 42. 45. 105 Marcotte. Karla 27. 29. 32. 68. 75. 93. 95. 96. 97. 105. 115. 120, 128. 134. 137 Marion, Jim 11 Marion, Rocky 11. 144 Martin. David 42. 92 Martin. Judy 65 Martin. Linda 22 Martin. Teresa 32. 79. 108. Ill, 115 Martineau. Mitch 40. 42. 45. 92. 137 Martineau. Sally 22. 80. 94. 116, 121. 122. 126, 131. 137. 130. 138. 139 Martinez. Francisco. Garza 10. 73. 99. 106. 120. 124 Marunda. Terry 11 Maskell. Mrs. JaNahn 55 Maskell. Loyd 53. 106 Maskell. Mark 62. 67. 83. 84. 86. 99. 106. 115, 120. 128. 129. 134, 136 Maskell. Scott 32. 67. 80. 81. 89. 100. 115, 116. 117, 120. 134, 136. 137 Mather. Todd 32. 100. 115 Mead. Lonnie 11. 91. 106. 107. 120 Mead. Tim 43. 91 Mercer. Mark 22 Meredith. Meri 22. 93. 95. 97. 115. 116 Merkel. Jim 22. 106 Merritt. LeighAnn 43 Michon, Julie 32 Miller. Brad 41. 43 Miller. Mitch 2. 7. 11. 60. 61. 69. 72. 88. 90. 120. 145 Miller. Terry 43 Miyoshi. Laura 22. 67. 75. 80. 83. 115. 116. 117, 132. 134. 136. 137 Miyoshi. Ree 85 Miyoshi. Mrs. Rosemary 58 Moles. Brian 41. 43. 45 Moles. Mrs. Carlene 71 Moles. Lori 6. 11. 60. 61. 64. 65. 69. 72. 77. 83. 93. 95. 96. 98. 108. 120. 121. 129 Moore. Mr. Larry 99 Morgan. Kim 43 Mounce. Todd 43 Moyer. Brad 43 Mumm. Shelly 43. 116 Murphy. Brian 32 Murphy. Diana 11.67. 116. 126. 130. 133. 141 Me McCord. Terri 22. 116 McCown. Don 42 McCown. Diane 22. 96.97. 116. 121, 122. 136 McCown. Vicki 32. 115 McDonald. Mary 11 McElroy. Mrs. Diana 53. 126, 127 McGinnis. Tim 12. 65. 88. 124. 125. 138 McNeilly. Mr. John 54 McRoberts. Jerry 42 McRoberts. Lisa 22 McVay, Pat 42 N Nannen. Sarah 32. 116 Nazerenus. Bob 128 Nebelsick. Michael 32. 92. 136 Nebelsick. Tim 32. 115, 116 Nebelsick. Tony 12. 86. 115, 116. 117. 129. 130. 141 Neeman. Connie 31. 32. 79. 115. 137 Neeman, Janelle 12. 68. 126 Neeman. Richard 43 Nerison. Jim 32 Nesiba. Michael 12. 86 Nesiba. Sue 22 Neumann. Kathy 43. 108, 116, 117 Newburn, Rowdy 43. 45 Newby. Jeff 33 Nienkamp, Betty 43. 97. 108 Nienkamp, Judy 22. 83. 108. 121. 136 Nigh. Larry 33 Nisley. Nancy 12. 144 Noell. Harold 33 Noell, Peggy 23 Noerrlinger. James 33. 103 Noerrlinger. Lynn 12. 86. 103. 104. 120 Nosky. Marjorie 31. 33 Nuss. Jerry 23 O O’Bryan. James 33. 35. 115 O’Flaherty. Joe 43 Ohnmacht. Mr. Chris 58 Olsen. Brian 43. 45 Olsen. Karen 12. 116. 136 Orndorff. Howard 33. 124 Orndorff, Lorinda 43. 116 Orton. Greg 2. 23. 89. 99. 105. 120 Osborn. Jolene 33 Osborn. Joy 12 Osborne. Kelly 33 Osborn. Randy 23. 89 Ostransky. Mr. Dan 54. 99. 100. 128 Ostransky. Jamie 41. 44. 45. 128 Ostransky. Shawn 33. 92. 100. 115. 120. 128, 136 Ott. Ted 23. 115 Ott. Terence 23. 89. 106. 120. 151 P Palmateer. Shelly 33. 116 Palmateer, Sherry 44 Palmer. Mark 23 Panko. Terry 41. 44 Parsons. RuthAnn 38. 44. 116 Patrick. Kelly 33 Penney. Phil 12. 91 Penney. Steve 23. 124 Perry. Denise 33. 115 Peterson. Diana 33. 94. 95. 97. 116. 126 Peterson. Jonna 38. 44. 116 Peterson. Renee 44. 116. 124 Peterson. Scott 23. 89 Pfeiffer. Betty 12. 122. 123 Pfieffer. Larry 44. 124 Pfeiffer, Lora 23 Pickering. Mr. Don 48 Pieper, Stan 12. 83 Pierce. Jeff 33 Pike. Terry 33. 116. 136 Platt. Douglas 4. 12 Plummer. Laura 47 Porter. Jane 12. 60. 61.64. 65. 69. 70. 80. 93. 95. 96. 98. 108. 115. 116. 120. 121. 129. 136 Porter, Mr. Mort 120 Porter. Scott 21. 23. 62. 68. 77. 89. 90. 99. 106. 107. 115. 120. 124. 137 Potter. Brad 34. 80. 115 Pummel. Angela 34. 36. 116. 130 Pummel. Doug 34 Pummel. Kim 44, 116 R Radke. Deani 34 Rainey. John 44 Rains. Kris 44. 108. 116. 117 Rathe. Mr. Robert 54. 121 Reeves. Michelle 44 Reinhard. Randy 115 Renken. Steven 44 Resseguie. Troy 41. 44 Reuter. Jon 44. 45 Reuter, Kristi 12. 121 Rhinehart. Nancey 44. 47. 116, 117 Rhoades. Kim 38. 44. 116 Richmond. Annette 128 Richmond. Julie 128 Riddle. Kim 44 Riley. Willie 44 Rivett. Bill 41. 44. 124 Rivett. Christine 34 Rivett. Mrs. Marilyn 55 Roddy. Mrs. Joyce 57 Rodeman. Cindy 12. 126. 127. 129. 136. 138 Rodeman, Sherry 27. 34. 94. 95. 97 Roos. Jerry 23, 121 Ross. Dawn 23. 70. 131. 138. 139 Roumpf, Rita 34. 116 Rouse. Anne 44 Rowen. Mr. Ed 58 Royer. Cheryl 23 Royal. David 34, 100. 115 Rulla. Lauri 45 Ruse. Doug 41. 44. 103. 124 Russell. David 44 S Sammons. Theresa 45 Schaefer. David 12 Scharp. Cindy 13. 108. 120 Schmidt. Kim 23. 115 Schmidt. Scott 34. 80. 81 Schneider. Ken 41. 45 Schneider. Mary 45 Schomerus. Ronald 13 Schreiner. Julie 23. 121 Schreiner. Leesia 34 Schreiter. Scott 13. 65. 124. 125. 142 Schweitzer. Doug 45 Schumacher. Keith 13. 86 Sciranko. Kevin 24 Sciranko. Richard 45 Scott. Duayna 24 Scott. Lana 116. 136 Seals. John 4. 13. 75. 86. 130 Searcy. Melissa 34. Ill Sedoris, Patty 24. 122. 123. 131 Shallenberger. Randy 13 Sharp. Mr. Dale 48 Sharp. Kirt 24. 89. 120 Sharp. Mark 24. 152 Sharp. Mike 45 Sheair. Cathy 24. 80. 94. 97. 115. 132 Sheair. Daniel 13. 86. 124 Shefferd, Bruce 24 Sheppard. Bruce 34 Sheppard. Wes 45 Shields, Franklin 34 Shipley. DeAnn 34 Shipley. Lyle 45 Sigerson. Dan 24 Simond. David 24 Smith. Chip 34. 103. 115 Smith. John 45. 124 Snyder. Chuck 24. 77. 89. 99. 100. 106. 120. 128, 132. 151 Snyder. Mitch 13. 83. 136. 141 Snyder. Terri 6. 13. 64. 65. 69. 72. 96. 98. 116. 120. 131. 138 Soriano. Delphena 24. 116 Soriano. Kathy 34. 108. 116. 120 Soriano. Lisa 46 Soriano. Sally 24. 116 Sornson. Teresa 35. 124 Spale, Jerry 35 Spidell, Jim 25 Stehlik. Jim 35. 128. 115 Steiner. Mike 35. 80. 105. 115. 128. 136 Stephens, Mike 13. 83. 105 Sterner. Cindy 46. 47 Sterner. Kimberly 13. 67. 115. 126. 129. 136. 138. 139, 141 Stevenson. Mr Paul 54 Stitt. Nicki 25 Stoll. Brian 13. 121, 141, 144, 145 Stoll. Fred 2. 13. 47. 88. 90. 120, 141 Stoll. Janet 13. 126. 130. 131, 138 Stoll. Joan 13. 113. 122, 123. 126. 127, 136 Stoll. Lori 13. 122. 123. 126. 127 Stoll. Paula 35. 116. 124 Stovall, Paula 46. 108 Straw. Beverly 14 Straw. Don 35 Straw. Lori 35 Straw. Phillip 14 Stroud. Debra 14. 116 Stroud. Faye 22. 25. 77. 80. 81. 83. 94. 97. 108. 120. 132, 136. 139 Stroud. Suzan 35. 94. 96. 97. 120. 132. 136 Stukenholtz. Deanna 14. 126 Sudman, Allan 41. 46 Sudman. Lisa 14. 121. 126 Sullivan, Patrick 14 Sweeney. JoAnn 25. 68. 80. 111. 115. 134. 137. 139 Symonsbergen. Rick 35, 105. 128 Taylor. Toni 35. 67. 80. 115. 116. 117, 122 Tellez. Steve 46 Tellez. Tony 35 Teten, Allen 35. 91. 124 Teten. Mike 46. 63 Teten. Sherri 79 Thayer. Mark 35. 115 Thiesfeld, David 36. 89. 102. 103. 120 Thiesfeld, Janet 14. 121. 126 Thiesfeld. Mary 46. 137 Thomasson. Susie 46 Thorne. Kevin 2. 13. 86. 88. 120, 126. 142 Thummel. Dale 36 Thurman. Jim 46. 92. 106 Timko, Jerry 46. 92. 106 Todd. Mike 14. 86. 102. 103. 120, 129 Trail. Mark 46. 124 Trew. Pam 36 Valdez. Donna 25 VanderKurr. Bill 25 VanderVeen. Joel 6. 14. 83. 105, 121. 129. 134. 136. 137. 141 VanderVeen. Mrs. June 57 VanderVeen. Valerie 27. 36. 94. 115, 134 VanderWal, Randy 33. 36 VanHook. Bryan 36 VanHook. Lynette 46. 110 Vock, John 41. 45. 46 Voyles, Brian 46 w Wachter. Christine 36. 97. 115. 126 Wachter. Laura 14. 83. 115. 122. 126 Waggoner. Donna 36 Wallace. Don 14 Walters. Debbie 25. 121. 122. 126, 127 Walters. Randy 46 Wampler. David 25. 103. 104. 120. 121 Warren. Shelli 46. 117 Wehling. Joey 41, 45. 46 Wehling. Kim 46. 47. 116 Weible. Sandy 25. 115. 121 Wessel. Mrs. Minnie 58 West. Lynn 25 Weston. Marcia 14 White. Lori 26 Whitehill. Randy 36. 105. 116 Whitehill. Rhonda 26. 116 Wieckhorst. Larry 63. 124. 126 Wilberger. Richard 14. 16. 62. 69. 73. 86. 88. 89. 99. 100. 101. 106. 107. 120. 144 Wilken. Mrs. Vicki 54. 67. 80. 81. 93. 95 Williams. Lynne 37. 115, 138 Williamson. Bill 26 Wingert. Dave 85 Winkler. Kim 46. 116. 117 Witter. Angela 46. 116 Witter. Terri 46 Witty. John 37 Wolfe, Mr. Don 48 Wolfe. Neil 26. 100. 106. 10. 120. 139. 151 Wolstenholm. Rick 41. 43. 47 Womochil. Bob 41. 46 Wood, Shelly 47 Woodworth. Roger 47. 124. 128 Wredt. Jerry 37 Wright. Lori 37. Ill, 131 Wright. Teresa 14. 108. 120 Wulf. Miss Janet 55 Wurtele. Dale 26. 65. 124. 125 Wurtele. Kay 37. 124. 126 Wurtele. Michelle 37. 63. Ill, 131 Wurtele. Mike 124 Wurtele. Mrs. Nancy 55. 139 Wurtele. Sheryl 37. 94. 115. 122 Wurtele. Randy 15 Wurtele. Rick 15 Y Yamauchi. Gayle 33. 37. 79. 115. 134. 136 Yamauchi. Joni 26. 80. 93. 95. 115. 117. 126. 131. 132, 137. 138 Yost. Rhonda 47, 116 Yost. Todd 47 149 Spring welcomed at NCHS Spring was welcomed at NCHS after a long winter. The annual Future Business Leader's of America cookout was held on May 17. FBLA members served an optional lunch to the students. Track and golf played a big part in the spring sports, and NCHS teams enjoyed success. The Matchmaker” was the spring play that was presented on May 6 and 8. 150 Opposite page, upper left: The drive-in is popular on weekends. Upper right: Tom Kiritsy and Gary Denniston are busy getting Steinhart pool ready for use. Lower left: Even the squirrels are enjoying these warm days of spring Lower right: Chuck Snyder, Terence Ott. Scott Lechner. Mark Bruening. Pat Haverty. Bret Clark, and Neil Wolfe have fun during track practice. This page, upper left: Steinhart Park is beautiful during the spring season. Middle left: Dandelions are a sure sign of spring. Lower right: Stuart Broers is enjoying the warm days during spring. 151 Upper left: Bubbling streams are sure signs of spring. Upper right: Many teams are practicing for softball at American Meter Park Lower right: Mark Sharp and Doug DeBolt rest after a long motorcycle ride. 152