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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1980 volume:

1980 PIONEER Nebraska City High School Nebraska City, Ne. Volume 34 DECADES OF DESTINY The 1980 Pioneer Yearbook, Decades of Destiny, presents in words, photos, and graphics the 1979-1980 school year. With the centennial of Nebraska City High School, we have tried in this edition of the Pioneer to preserve the present and recall the past. In years to come this annual will be your source of many happy memories at NCHS. CONTENTS Dedication .............2 Senior Class ...........3 Organizations ........ 19 Underclassmen .........39 Activities ............65 Faculty ...............93 Sports ............... 99 Academics ........... 125 Patrons ............. 132 Index ............... 143 DEDICATION We dedicate the 1980 Pioneer, Decades of Destiny to the fine people of Nebraska City, who, through their generous help and financial backing, made this annual possible. After a successful effort by the “Otoe County Taxpayers Association” to limit the property tax portion of the school district’s budget to zero percent, the school board eliminated the yearbook as part of the cost cutting necessitated by their obligation. Concerned Citizens and parents came together and formed the Nebraska City Pioneer Yearbook Boosters. Through their efforts, the financial backing of the community, and the students who worked on the yearbook staff after school hours, the 1980 Pioneer became a reality. TO THE PEOPLE OF NEBRASKA CITY, WE SAY THANK YOG the staff SENIORS The first school in the whole wide expanse of the territory and the state of Nebraska was opened in 1855 by Mrs. Margaret Martin . . NCHS was the first high school west of the Missouri, built in 1865 at a cost of 31,000.00 Junior High building was constructed in 1911 . . . New high school built in 1928 was originally called Junior High but was changed to Senior High as attendance grew . . . Present High school building was completed in 1964 and the Class of 65 was the first to graduate from the new building . . . Chicago was a popular place for sneak trips in the 60’s . and now the 100 year class, the Class of 1980 Hie first hicjh sol tool wo st of the At is sour I Julie Agnew Debbie Anderson Lori Ailes Kathy Badberg Steve Allgood Curtis Barrett Mike Bataillon Tammy Baucke Don Behrends Melinda Behrns John Bradley Mark Bruening Paul Bogel Ann Briedenstine Darrell Carnes Elaine Boyer Tom Brockley Todd Chaney 5 Bret Clark Natalie Cockerham Steve Cody Bill Cohn Cash Colbert Faith Cornell Ken Cutler Doug DeBolt Ed Derks Brad Eaton Laurie Edmisten Kim Eloge Candy Gay Angela Gress Danny Ferguson John Green David Gardner Teresa Greene Marie Hall Patty Hartman Jim Heineman 8 Chris Hamilton Sandy Hastings Debbie Hellerich Todd Hartley Pat Haverty Neal Henderson Pat Heng Steve Henne Bryan Herzog Carol Heye Pam Holland Roger Hoback Mark Hotsenpillar Robert Hoffman Dennis Hoyle Stacy Hoyle Curt Jordan Debbie Jordan Karen Kasbohm Brian Kinnison Tammy Keller Linda Keran Bruce Kreifels Matt Kreifels Scott Kreifels Brian LaMasters Beth Larson Greg Lima Sally Martineau Mike Lechner Cheryl Malzer Diane McCown Linda Martin Mark Mercer Laura Miyoshi Greg Orton Meri Meredith Judy Nienkamp Ted Ott Jim Merkel Peggy Noell Terence Ott Penny Parker Steve Penny Scott Petersen Jerry Roos Lora Pfeiffer Dawn Ross Scott Porter Cheryl Royer Steve Palmateer Kim Schmidt Julie Schreiner Kevin Sciranko Lana Scott Mark Sharp Curt Sharp Bruce Sheffard Patty Sedoris Cathy Sheair Dan Sigerson Chuck Snyder Delphena Soriano Nicki Stitt Sally Soriano Jim Spidell Faye Stroud Jo Ann Sweeney Debbie Walters Neil Wolfe Joni Yamauchi Doug Woodworth NOT PICTURED Gail Baits Leona Collins Mary Cornell Terry McCord Randy Osborn David Simmon Bill Williamson David Wampler Sandra Weible Rhonda Whitehill Larry Wieckhorst Lynn West Lori White Dale Wurtele Mike Wurtele CLASS OF 80 • HAVING FUN SO THIS IS HAVING FUN? 18 IT’S THE PRIDE OF THE PIONEERS! Hours of rehersal arc required to prepare for performances. The band lived up to its name by receiving Excellent ratings at the Pershing Marching Contest, the Platts-mouth Marching Contest, and the District Music Contest. Because of their reputation, the band was invited to play at Worlds of Fun in Kansas City on May 17. 1980. The band members earned money for the trip by selling various household items and by serving a desert luncheon during the Arbor Day Celebration. They also performed at the Girls State Volleyball games, all home football games and furnished the pep band for other home sports events. : 20 21 DRILLTEAM DANCED THE YEAR AWAY DRILLTEAM MEMBERS: (bottom row • left to right) Connie Campbell. Sherri Rodeman. Denise Hellerich. Deanna Hall. Debbie Lima. Debbie Dresher. (middle row) Suzan Stroud. Diana Peterson. Joni Yamauchi. Shelly Herzog, Karla Marcotte. Mary Derks. (top row) Melinda Behrns, Faye Stroud. Patty Hartman. Cheryl Malzer. and Laura Miyoshi. (Not pictured: Teri Allgood) Many 1979-80 NCHS activities were highlighted by a talented group of 18 girls: the Drillteam. During the football season, they accompanied the band at halftime, performing a dual role as the flag corps and dance team. For the winter sports season, the group united as a drill-dance team and provided half-time entertainment at basketball games. Their precision routines also complemented band performances and contests. In addition to being a visual attraction at school events throughout the year, the group supported Fun Night by sponsoring the cake walk and participating in a Fun Night skit. I . 22 Denise, Laura. Melinda, and Connie practice for a performance. Drillteam members have a good time participating in Fun Night. “Get it right girls” (at right) Debbie smiles pretty. “Hey, aren’t they great!” k The Nebraska City Senior High Choir had an active year under the direction of Charlotte Maybee. Among their numerous public appearances were the Fall Concert, Christmas Vespers, and a concert at Worlds of Fun. They also joined with the Lourdes Choir to perform at the Arbor Day ceremonies. The Choir competed at the District Music Contest in Auburn and received an Excellent rating. The City Singers also distinguished itself with an Excellent rating. Highlighting its various fund-raising activities for the year was a dessert luncheon during Arbor Day weekend. 24 NEBRASKA CITY’S DESTINY IN THE 50’S DECA The Distributive Education Club of America was under the advisement of Mr. Robert Rathe Members were on release time from the regular day to work at jobs held in participating businesses through out the city. This gave the members the opportunity to have on the job experience in the day to day routine of employment and assists the students in making life choices. 27 FBLA HAS PRODUCTIVE YEAR FBLA Officers for 79-80: Shelly Herzog. Deanna Hall. Terri Allgood. Diane Heng. Lynn Allgood, and Debbie Lima. The Nebraska City Chapter had a most productive year. Members promoted several money-making and fun activities: selling doughnuts and stuffed toys, secret Valentines and scavenger hunts. Miss Jan Wulf is the FBLA sponsor. Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) stresses the basic skills a successful business person must have. These skills were demonstrated at the State Convention. 29 FFA MEMBERS WIN HONORS The Future Farmers of America, under the direction of Mr. Malone, had a well rounded year. The annual money making project of selling citrus fruits was successful, so was their other annual project: the childrens barnyard, which featured young farm animals. 30 FHA AND FFA HAVE JOINT ACTIVITIES The Future Homemakers of America (FHA) had an eventful year which included attending the district FHA convention, forming a cooperative with the Future Farmers of America (FFA) as well as money making and “fun” projects. FHA combined with FFA for Christmas caroling and a cake decorating contest. They sold carnations during FHA week, operated a Food Bar at Fun Night and held a sausage and cheese sale. Mrs. Pam Glover sponsors FHA. For fun, they had a Valentine day party and provided “Secret Santas” during the Christmas season. 32 33 LETTERWINNERS CLUB IS STRONG ABOVE: The male Lcttcrwinners. BELOW: The female Letterwinners. The Letterwinners Club consists of athletes who have been awarded letters in boys’ and girls’ sports activities for the 1979 80 sports year. These athletes represent the leaders of our athletic organizations and exhibit the determination and dedication that create winners. They are the key to a physically fit “today” and a promise for a brighter “tomorrow”. Mr. John Barton sponsors the Letterwinners Club. 34 FCA MEETINGS FEATURE GUEST SPEAKERS The Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) focuses upon promoting brotherhood using Christian principles. Their meetings often feature well known guest speakers. NCHS was well represented at FCA’s principal gathering. the “Weekend of Champions”, held at Fremont (March 22-23). FCA also hosted a Fun Night booth and manned the snack machine. Misters Jim Brockhaus and Dan Ostransky sponsor the group. 35 STUDENT COUNCIL HAS BUSY YEAR The Student Council’s busy year was comprised of fund raising, school improvements, fun projects and taking an active role in Student Government. Money-raising projects included administering the soft-drink machine and providing concessions for home sports events, as well as the sponsoring the Homecoming Dance, the Fun Night Dance, Stage Show and Carnival. The funds that were raised were donated to a variety of school improvement projects: lounge furniture was re- furbished, a concession stand was built and trees were planted on the school grounds. Contributions were given to support speech contestants and the Greater Nebraska Science Fair. Money was also provided for the acquisition of a micro-processor. District offices of President and Secretary were held by Valerie VanderVeen, and Mitch Martineau was District Treasurer. William Abernathy sponsored the Student council. 36 Sr. students show stu. co. their homecoming spirit. ■ Theresia Kover and Bob Heineman decorate for the student council H sponsored Christmas concert. 37 UNDERCLASSMEN Underclassmen, Underclassmen, Underclassmen, . Oh, those underclassmen ...... Good workers, sometimes a pain in the xoxoxo, sometimes always there when you need them every year brings a new bunch of underclassmen to train ... to befriend . . . to help Without underclassmen there would never be any gradu ates ..... the destiny of the Class of 1993 begins in August with the first day of Kindergarden. JUNIORS Steve Adkins Randy Agnew Debra Aksamit Doug Aksamit Marty Albrecht Jodi Blevins Kathy Blevins Brenda Boehnke Lyn Allgood Teri Allgood Phyllis Anderson Tammie Aufenkamp Greg Avery Todd Bane Bob Barrett Larry Beccard Kristi Behrends Sharon Bennett Junior Class Officers for the 1979-80 year were Larry Beccard. Valerie VanderVeen. Karla Marcotte, and Steve Herzog Julie Bogle Pat Christiansen Doug Dority Charles Gardner Debbie Bond Ted Cunningham Clint Ehlers Roxie Garlipp Renee Bottcher Bill Curtis Mike Eisermann Gina Gebers Connie Campbell Lori Dankof John Ervin John Chapin Mary Derks Larry Farris J.R. Chase Raymond Doiel Brad Fossberg 41 JUNIORS JUNIORS Dona Gibbs Dean Gress Brian Grundman Deanna Hall Linda Hall Denise Hellerich Jana Henderson Diane Heng Julie Hermann Shelly Herzog Gilbert Hespcnt Sarah Hoch Lisa Howell Peggy Harker Tracy Harpster Jill Hathaway Patricia Hauder Andy Haupt Mark Huss Sheri Kinnison Susan Lee Karla Marcotte Angela Jones Tim Konvalin Debbie Lima Teresa Martin Lisa Kamalieh Brad Kreifels Paulette Lima Scott Masked Roger Kenned Patty Kreifels Rhonda Maddox David Keran Joni Lee Steve Mangum Craig Kinnison Julie Lee Jamie Mann JUNIORS JUNIOR Todd Mather Julie Michon John Morse Marlene Moyer Brian Murphy Vicki McCown Sarah Nannen Mike Nebelsick Tim Nebelsick Connie Neeman Jim Nerison Jeff Newby Harold Noell James Noerrlinger Marjorie Nosky James O'Bryan Howard Orndorff Jolene Osborn t Kelly Patrick Angela Pummel Scott Schmidt Denise Perry Doug Pummel Leesia Schreiner Diana Peterson Christine Rivett Melissa Searcy Kelly Osborne Jeff Pierce Sherry Rodeman Bruce Sheppard Shawn Ostransky Terry Pike Rita Roumpf Frank Shields Shelly Palmateer Brad Potter David Royal Chip Smith 45 JUNIOR JUNIOR Kathy Soriano Teresa Sornson Jim Stehlik Mike Steiner Paula Stoll Donald Straw Lori Straw Suzan Stroud Rick Symonsberge Toni Taylor Allen Teten Mark Thayer David Thiesfeld Dale Thummel Valerie VanderVeen Randy VanderWal Christine Wachter Donna Waggoner Mr. Booth demonstrates the “spit shine” technique John Witty Gayle Yamauchi Kay Wurtele Lynne Williams Sheryl Wurtele Not Pictured Vicki Graham Connie Hughson Sidney Richardson Jeff Yost Randy Whitehill Michelle Wurtele 47 JUNIOR SOPHOMORE Doug Ailes David Allgood Mark Allgood Eulanda Anderson Jerry Atteberry Karen Baker Rod Ballain Scott Barrett Nicole Bassinger Shelly Baxter Duane Behrends Michelle Behrns Jeff Bivens Julie Blevins Jim Bomschlegl Phil Brawner Tod Brockley Jeff Brown Steve Brown Lance Bruening Charlene Burkhart Valerie Carlson Dale Clymens Brady Coates Wayne Cole Nancy Cook Anne Cunningham Tony Curtis Chad Daffer Lori Dalton Carrie Davis 49 SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE Lisa Davison Debbie Dresher Lori Driever Jamie Eaton Angela Emons Roy Ervin Ken Ferguson Debbie Fox Beth Fox Mike Gibbs Mary Goff Denise Graham Susan Grantski Rhonda (Burley) Gray Mary Gress Joe Griepenstroh Kisty Griffey 50 Renee Griggs Brenda Hall Denise Hall Karen Harker Sandy Harris Gaileen Haselwood Susan Haupt Becky Hauptman Julie Hauptman Lora Haverty Bob Heineman Edie Hemmer Ross Hickey Rick Holland 51 SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE Vicky Holland Chris Hotsenpillar Diane House Vilas Howell Dean Huffman Henry Hughson Wayne Irwin Karen Johns Vicky Jordan Linda Kasbohm Theresia Kover Jean Krejci Dean Krog Scott Lechner Sharon Lechner Willa Malko Lori Lee 52 Jeff Marcotte David Martin Mitch Martineau Tim Mead Leigh Ann Merritt Brad Miller Terry Miller Brian Moles Kim Morgan Todd Mounce Brad Moyer Shelly Mumm Don McCown Jerry McRoberts 53 SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE Pat McVay Richard Neeman Kathy Neumann Rowdy Newburn Betty Nienkamp Joe O’Flaherty Brian Olsen Lorinda Orndorff Jamie Ostransky Sherry Palmateer Jonna Peterson Renee Peterson Larry Pfeiffer Laura Plummer Kim Pummel Kris Rains Michelle Reeves 54 Steve Renken Troy Resseguie Jon Reuter Nancey Rhinehart Kim Rhoades (Straw) Kim Riddle Bill Rivett Anne Rouse Lauri Rulla David Russell Kenny Schneider Mary Schneider Doug Schweitzer Richard Sciranko 55 SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE Mike Sharp Wes Sheppard Irene Skinner John Smith Lisa Soriano Cindy Sterner Paula Stovall Allan Sudman Kevin Sullivan Steve Tellez Michelle Teten Mary Thiesfeld Susie Thomasson Jim Thurman Mark Trail John Vock Brian Voyles 56 Randy Walters Shelli Warren Joey Wehling Kim Wehling Debbie Weible Kim Winkler Angie Witter Terri Witter Rick Wolstenholm Bob Womochil Roger Woodworth Rhonda Yost Todd Yost 57 SOPHOMORE ESHMEN Harold Aksamit Cindy Aufenkamp Danny Baker Layton Barbel Monty Barbee Tony Barrett Wendelin Bassinger Lisa Beers Mike Bennett Christy Boan Tom Boeche Jay Booth Diane Bradshaw Ron Brockhaus Kristie Brockley K Ll James Bryant Norma Burns 58 Bonnie Chapin David Clymens James Cooper Kim Crowley Cristy Cruikshank Karen Cullin Brian Davis John Davis Lori Davison Jon Dawson Kathy DeVorss Bobby Eacret John Eads Tony Ebbers Kurt Eloge Gretchen Finke Kim Fowler 59 FRESHMAN FRE Linda Ganzel David Gebers Sally Giittinger Rodd Gilfert Jeffery Glockel Julie Graham Jay Greene Eric Gress Joyce Gress Joan Griepenstroh Robert Harding Danny Heng Tammy Herzog Tammy Hill Richard Hoch Z UJ Z X Cf) David Holland Dale Hoyle 60 Mark Hoyle Richard Hughson Todd Hume Rita Hurst Joyce Jensen Mike Jewell Dana Jones Margie Jordan Mike Koberstein Kelly Kreifels Danny Larson Ronda Lima Philip Lutz Dan Maddox Bobbi Martin Tony Martin Sherri McCord 61 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Kent McGinnis Brad Mead Claude Michon Lori Mitchell Chris Moyer Lori Mumm Deone Nebelsick John Nebelsick Sandra Neemann Rick Nelson David Nesiba Lisa Newby Bobbi Noell Cathy O’Flaherty Terry Olney Corey Orton Tony Osborne 62 Paul Petersen Gayle Pierce Mike Rakes Monica Rakes Roger Roumpf Jim Rowe Vicki Sarske Ronnie Schalk Sue Schmidt Rhonda Schreiner Danna Scott Jonna Simms Wanda Spale Mark Spidell Sherry Standley Daryl Steinman Lonnie Sterling 63 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Brenda Sterner Shane Stites Janet Straw Melodic Surrell Cathy Sweeney Lori Symonsbergen Terry Taylor Lori Thrapp Matt Thummel Nancy Trail Herman Vollman Mike Wachter Billy Walters Daniel Wampler Steve Williamson Ronda Witter Tammy Yost OF A DECADE 64 I ACTIVITIES In 1953. Dolores Smith was the reigning “Snow Queen” The 1953 Jr.-Sr. Prom revolved around a southern colonial plantation theme Shirley Morton was the 1963 FFA Sweetheart . . . . The first hired carnival games at Fun Night were in 1975 . Julie Porter was an FFA Sweetheart candidate in 1969 Miss Wowee and Mr. Wow were crowned Fun Night royalty in 1962. They were better known as Marilyn Masters and Harold Hughes In 1962. the Jr.-Sr. Prom was preceded by a Jr. Sr. banquet .... The theme for the Jr.-Sr. Prom in 1970 was “Paradise Lost”. The gym was decorated in a Hades motif Denise Beaumont and Randy Orton were crowned king and queen of the Holiday Dance in 1971 ... A Sadie Hawkins Day dance was held on April 20, 1963. LORI AND DOUG REIGN OVER HOMECOMING Homecoming week was filled with lots of enthusiasm highlighted by daily pep rallies and contests throughout the week. A parade Friday featured club floats and the candidates. A dance followed Nebraska City’s loss to the Syracuse Rockets. Music was provided by Jimmy Rowe’s band. Lori Ailes and Doug Debolt were crowned King and Queen by last year’s royalty. Norma Beccard and Jim Eilers. Above Left: Candidates JoAnn Sweeney and Neil Wolfe. Above right: Happy describes Lori Ailes and Doug Debolt after being chosen King and Queen. Below Left: Candidates Patty Hartman and Chuck Snyder. Below Right: Candidates Julie Schneiner and Pat Haverty. Photographs this page courtesy of Kiristy Photography Above Left; Candidates Laura Miyoshi and Greg Orton. Above Right: Candidates Natalie Cockerham and Scott Porter. Middle; Candidates Joni Yamauchi and Bret Clark. Below: Candidates pose for a group picture. Photographs on this page courtesy of Kiristy Photography 67 SENIORS WIN HOMECOMING COMPETITION Homecoming week is a time for competition. This year the Senior class won, the Juniors were second, the Teachers third, and the Sophomores last. The week began Monday with TIE DA Y. Tuesday’s activities were FOSTER GRANT AND HAT DAY. and an obstacle course. Wednesday was COWBOY DAY and was highlighted by a tennis ball pass. Thursday. TOGA DA Y. featured a dragon fight. The week ended Friday with a pep rally and a spirited Homecoming Parade that completed the week. Candidates Scott Porter and Laura Miyoshi Candidates Greg Orton and Julie Schreiner 73 Candidates Chuck Snyder and Lynn West Candidates Neil Wolfe and Dawn Ross Lower Left: Yearbook Booster President Ann Schreiner poses with Santa Class. Below. Sophomore attendents were Tod Brockley and Theresia Kover. Jeff Marcotte and Carrie Davis. HOLIDAY HAS THAT “CHRISTMAS SPIRIT.” The Holiday Dance had that “Christmas Spirit” with trees decorated by the yearbook staff. Many enjoyed music furnished by “Complete Music” from Omaha. Bret Clark and Patty Hartman were crowned King and Queen by last year’s royalty, Jody Herman and Jane Porter. The other candidates were Laura Miyoshi, Dawn Ross, Julie Schreiner, Lynn West, Greg Orton, Scott Porter, Chuck Snyder and Neil Wolfe. Sophomore attendents were Carrie Davis, Therisia Kover, Tod Brockley, Jeff Marcotte. Junior attendents were, Julie Herman, Karla Marcotte, Larry Beccard, and Roger Kennell. (Holiday photographs courtesy Stephen Harvey Photography) Lower Left: Couples enjoy music. Middle Right: Complete Music” sets up equipment for dance. Lower Right: The youngsters get into the action too. Above Left: Dancers cool off with refreshments. Above Right: JoAnn Sweeney and Tom Brockley announce candidates. 75 77 aMH f ■ AW.V.V NR y , ? VAVSMR VA«' plfg '' iifV'l m fl ' tnVft 78 FUN NIGHT CANDIDATES Above: Cheryl Malzer and Greg Orton. Below: Laura Miyoshi and Scott Porter. Above: Kathy Badberg and Chuck Snyder. Below: Joni Yamauchi and Todd Chaney. FUN NIGHT CANDIDATES Above, left: JoAnn Sweeney and Pat Haverty. Above, right: Natalie Cockerham and Pat Heng. Fun night candidates, left to right: Greg Orton, Cheryl Malzer, Natalie Cockerham, Pat Heng, Joni Yamauchi, Todd Chaney, Julie Schreiner. Neil Wolfe. Deanna Hauptman, Mitch Miller, JoAnn Sweeney, Pat Haverty. Kathy Badberg, Chuck Snyder, Laura Miyoshi and Scott Porter. Fun Night Dance, clockwise: Sophomore girls; Mary Gress. Kathy Neumann. Gaileen Haselwood. Kim Wehling and Lora Haverty enjoy themselves. Jimmy Rowe entertains with his rendition of ‘Wipeout.’ Larry Beccard. Sarah Hoch and Randy Vanderwall get into the music. Brian Grundman keeps time with the music. THE FUTURE (?) TALENT OF Fun Night Stage Shows, clockwise: Bootsie (Theresia kover) and The Heels (Kathy Neumann and Lora Haverty). Big Mac performed an original skit ‘Star Trek.’ The Andrew Sisters were Laura Miyoshi. Meri Merideth and Toni Taylor. They were ranked fourth. The Junior Class entry ranked third with their rendition of ‘The Twelve Days of Adolscence.’ Game show host. Larry Farris, ‘•created” Greg Orton from a baby doll. Fun Night Stage Show Emcees were Roger Hoback and Sandy Hastings. The Senior Six Minus Two were rated the most popular act of the stage shows. They were Chuck Snyder. Neil Wolfe. Steve Allgood and Scott Porter. Laura Miyoshi taught Mitch Martineau how to sell socks in the second place Student Council ski. (Fun Night pictures purchased from Burns Studio) HOURS OF VOLUNTARY WORK GOES INTO 1980 YEARBOOK This is the yearbook that almost didn’t exist. When the yearbook and school newspaper were deleted from the school district budget for the 1979 80 school year, concerned parents and the business community joined to create the Nebraska City Pioneer Yearbook Boosters. Ann Schreiner, president, presented the schoolboard with a proposal that the Boosters publish the yearbook. The project was approved with the condition that the Boosters would accept financial liability for the book. The community responded: and, within ten days, the necessary funds were on deposit. The project was endorsed and a commitment had been made. Students worked voluntarily in the evenings, after school and on weekends to produce the 1980 Pioneer. Nearly thirty volunteers worked on the book during the year. As with any group of volunteers, some left for other commitments while others joined when they had free time. Fortunately, there a nucleus to bind the group effort together. Senior workers included Karen Kas-bohm, Cheryl Malzer, Laura Miyoshi, Kim Schmidt and Patty Sedoris. Jana Henderson, junior, provided the artwork. Sophomore contributors were Lisa Davison, Julie Hauptman and Linda Kasbohm. First semester helpers were Kathy Badberg, Melinda Behrns, Laurie Edminsten, Sally Martineau, Meri Merideth, Dawn Ross. Lori White and Joni Yamauchi. Freshman Sue Schmidt joined the staff second semester. This yearbook proves that, lid or no lid, the students wanted a yearbook and were willing to put forth the effort to produce one. At the outset, the goal of the Boosters was to provide the students and others in the community with a remembrance of the 100th Senior Class to graduate from the Nebraska City Senior High School. That goal has been achieved. Above: Stephen Harvey, the yearbook advisor. owner Stephen Harvey Photography confers with first semester staffers. Pictured at left are the officers of the Yearbook boosters. They are Sue Badberg. Ann Schriener. Ann Haverty. Stephen Harvey, Sharon Henderson. and Jerry Henderson. 84 THE STAFF WORKED AT THE OTOE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK AND AT STEPHEN HARVEY PHOTOGRAPHY TO PRODUCE THE ANNUAL. Top Left: Karen Kasbohm and Becky Hauptman work on page layouts: Lower Left. Julie Hauptman ponders the materials for the sports copy: Top right. Laura Miyoshi checks the latest batch of photos: Bottom right. Linda Kasbohm types copy. Candids taken during staff meetings find Julie Hauptman posing for the earners, while other staffers appear hard at work, upper left: Caught in the Act — Lisa Davison took many of the photographs for the annual, upper right: Yearbook boosters sold concessions at the girls districts, and sponsored the Holiday Dance to raise extra funds, center: Mike Eiserman’s joke wasn’t very funny, lower left; Jerry Henderson assists. Art Editor. Jana Henderson in designing some artwork. 1980 JUNIOR SENIOR PROM MOONLIGHT AND ROSES FACULTY “Ma” Barta came to the Nebraska City School system in January of 1946. She became the Otoean advisor in January of 1947, and in 1948 the first Pioneer Yearbook was produced .... In 1975, Mr. Callen directed the spring play at Nebraska City High School ... Sam Metcalf was the Superintendent of Schools in 1969 Paul Holliway taught Chemistry, Physical Sciences, and Physics until his death in 1978 . Mr. Barton, Mr. Brockhaus, and Mr. Abernathy were all teaching together in 1967 Mrs. Nancy Wurtele was a senior at Nebraska City High School in 1967 Mr. Carl Fielder was the new principal in 1970 . Mr. Gary Carlson began teaching at Nebraska City High School in 1968. TEACHERS Many of the 1979-1980 faculty at NCHS are new. Newcomers include a principal, guidance counselor, study hall teacher and eight instructors. Normally, change creates problems, but in this case, the student-teacher adjustment was made smoothly. This was due primarily to the high quality of the new staff members. We. the students, appreciate that our teachers are not only dedicated to the basics of education, but are involved in our other activities. providing us with an example on which to build our future. Upper Left. Principal Erwin Friesen. Upper right. Principal Stoner Middle left. Mr. Abernathy, middle. Mr. Curtis, right. Mr. Withee Members of the Board of Education are Dale Sharp, President; John Green, Vice President; Bill Dawson, Margaret Mann, Cindy Hall, Don BOARD Reuter, Carl Satterfield, Severin Sorenson, and Don Wolfe. No Picture Available of Board. EDUCATION 94 95 English Instructor: Ms. Zumpf. Ms. Gunlock and Ms. Cole % Student teachers: Mr. Meyer. Mr. Moles. Ms. Mort and Mr. Navracal JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY The school secretaries. Mrs. Warren Copenhaver and Mrs. Gary Ailes keep things running smoothly at the Junior High. Shown below are those who take care of the students special needs. They arc Sharon Kennell. Assistant Librarian; Mrs. Abernathy. Reading; June Vander veen. Counselor; Mary Donna Yearsley. and JoAnn Hanks, Special Education. 97 PREPARE FRESHMEN FOR LIFE AT N.C.H.S. The Freshman faculty are the people who start the shaping of the destinies of the Freshman students, as they begin their high school years. With the help and guidance of those at the Nebraska City Junior High School, the freshman student takes the first steps into adult life through decision making processes concerning what courses to take as they begin to look at their future position in life. Members of the Freshman Faculty are: (left to right) Larry Moore, Physical Education: Diane Schnitzer, Physical Education; Mike Little, Art; Teresa Slore holtz. Home Economics; Larry Landwehr, Typing; (front row) David Novak, Civics; Beverly Keen, English; Bill Grundman, Mathematics; and Dale Montego-mery. Science. 98 1947 Football Schedule Nebraska City ? Shenondooh 13 Nebraska City 19 Pawnee City 0 Nebraska City 52 Tecumseh-7 Nebraska City 13 Beotrice—0 Nebraska City 7 Auburn—0 Nebraska City 33 York—0 Nebraska City 0 Foils City 7 Nebroska City 7 Plottsmouth - O Nebraska City 13 Columbus 13 SPORTS In 1972, Mr. Ostransky coached his first Nebraska City Junior Varsity basketball team . Mike Wilberger was named to the Twin Rivers All Conference team and the All-State Honorable Mention team for basketball in 1973 .... Lloyd Maskell was the new football coach in 1973 Budge Porter was chosen for state football in 1973 .... Golfers were undefeated in 1972 ... Intramural Sports program was started in 1963. Sports included basketball, archery, and bowling . The first year of girls basketball was 1975 and was coached by Ron Brunken Arthur Majors organized Intramural basketball for boys in 1953 .... Miss Diane Larsen was the head volleyball coach with Paul Stevenson assisting, in 1975 . . in 1952, a letter could be received for the first time in golf .... Girls rack was started at NCHS in 1970. Senior football players are: (Front row. left to right) Coach Ostransky. Bill Cohn. Scott Porter. Steve Allgood. Terence Ott. John Green. Bret Clark. Brad Eaton. Ed Derks. and Coach Schnitzer. (Back row Coach Masked. Doug DeBolt. Greg Orton. Pat Haverty. Bruce Kriefels. Neil Wolfe. Chuck Snyder. Mark Hotsenpil-lar. and Rick Symonsbergen. Scott Porter was sidelined with a torn cartilage during the first game of the season. This was a preview of things to come. Although the team was plagued with injuries, we ended the year with six wins and three losses. A highlight of the season was a win over Norris, who went on to take the State Championship. This years co-captians were Greg Orton and Pat Haverty. The most valuable player was Bret Clark. Both Scott Porter and Bret Clark signed letters of intent to play football at (JNL. Coach Maskell stated the both boy were “very coachable’’ and “both indicated early they were interested in Nebraska.” The team was coached by Lloyd Haskell, Allen Schnitzer. and Dan Ostransky. Pioneers go for more. Pioneer defense takes control over the Falls City Tigers. The score: 27-0. Orton kicks the point after the touchdown. RESERVES BUILD NEXT YEAR’S TEAM Reserve football players are: (front row. left to right) Dale Clymens. Bob Womochil. Jon Reuter. Jamie Ostransky. Rick Wolstenholm. Scott Lechner. and Wes Sheppard. (Middle row) Chad Daffer. Chris Hotsenpillar. Tony Curtis. John Vock. Allan Sudman. Tod Brockley. Joey Wehling. and Mark Allgood. (Back row) Roger Kennell. Larry Beccard. Bob Barrett. Craig Kinnison. Larry Farris. Tim Konvalin. Dave Thiesfeld. Todd Bane. Bill Curtis, and Scott Maskell. SCOREBOARD NCHS 7 Norris OPPONENT 6 20 Holy Name 0 29 Auburn 0 9 Syracuse 14 3 Blair 7 47 Fairbury 0 20 Arlington 0 27 Falls City 0 7 Plattsmouth 13 THEY LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL Coach Vicki Wilken shows her spirit in the showers after her Varsity girls won the Peru Tournament. “It’s an Impossible Dream,’’ that’s what Coach Wilken said to her girls at the beginning of the year. The girls took charge and “Let the Good Times Roll’’ and ended up at State on November 16. Although they lost to Columbus Lakeview, the girls were the first NCHS volleyball team to go to State. The girls also took first place in the Peru Tournament. Carrie Davis made the All-Star Team, and Julie Hermann received an Honorable Mention. Julie was the Athlete of the Week in the Lincoln Star, on October 3, and was on the 2nd team of the World Herald All-State volleyball team, Class B. Carrie Davis received an Honorable Mention. Julie was named to the Maverick Media All-Area, All-Class, All-Conference Team along with Carrie Davis. Karla Marcotte received an Honorable Mention. Julie was also on the All-Conference team, and was recognized as the state’s 3rd best blocker, with 97 blocks. Their coach was Vicki Wilken. Varsity volleyball members are: (Front row. left to right) Betty Neinkamp. Shelly Herzog. Coach Wilken. Karla Marcotte. and Carrie Davis. (Back row) Julie Hermann. Suzan Stroud. Joni Ya-mauchi. Cathy Sheair. Meri Merideth. and Cheryl Malzer. RESERVES FINISH A RESPECTABLE SEASON Reserve volleyball players: (Front row, left to right) Kathy Neuman. Jamie Eaton, and Jean Krejci. (Middle row) Sheryl Wurtele. Denise Hall. Shelli Warren. Cindy Sterner, and Becky Hauptman. (Back row) Terri Witter. Kim Wehling. Sarah Nannen. Mary Derks. Diane Heng. Teri Allgood, and Mr. Brunken. Building! That’s what the reserve team accomplished this year. Building for power and for next year. The team had a respectable season with wins over Syracuse and Falls City. Their coach was Ron Brunken. The Freshman team won the Falls City Tournament. They had a good year and will be an asset to next year’s team. Their coach was Pam Glover. .4? V FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS: (front row. left to right) Joyce Jensen. Rhonda Witter. Tammy Herzog. Gretchen Finke. Rhonda Schriener. and Monica Rakes. (Back row) Christy Boan. Tammy Yost. Sally Gittinger. Kristi Brockley. Jonna Simms. Kathy DeVorss. Rhonda Lima, and Coach Pam Glover. Below left: Joyce Jensen makes a running save; center: Rhonda Lima serves the ball; right: Tammy Herzog digs the ball while Kathy DeVorss looks on. TRUE SCOREBOARD Falls City won Gretna lost Holy Name won Fairbury lost Blair won Plattsmouth won Stella won Syracuse won Auburn won Springfield won Tournaments: Syracuse Tourney 2nd Peru Tourney FIRST Twin Rivers 3rd DISTRICTS: FIRST STATE TOtIRNA 1 MENT: ColumbusLakeview Lost SEASON OF WORK PAYS OFF Charlie Gardner works for more Pioneer points. Cross Country members are off and running. SCOREBOARD Syracuse won Falls City won Auburn lost Falls City Inv 7th Syracuse Inv 7th Twin Rivers 6th Districts 8th Sweat. Long practices. Pain. These describe the rigors of the Cross-Country team. Surprise additions to the team were two girls; Patty Hartman and Faye Stroud. Practices were held on gravel roads and golf courses. Mike Lechner was selected to the Maverick Media All-Area Cross-Country first team. John Barton was their coach. Cross-Country team members: (front row. left to right) Jerry Roos. Patty Hartman. Ross Hickey. Tim Mead, and Charlie Gardner. (Back row) Steve Tellez. Jim Thurman. Allen Teten. and Mike Lechner. (Not pictured. Faye Stroud.) Love. Match. Ace. Singles. Doubles. If you know anything about tennis, these words are familiar. The team was young, but good. With only two seniors this year, next year’s team will be an experienced one. The team’s record was 4 wins and 1 loss. They finished ninth at State. Bob Rathe was their coach. SCOREBOARD Crete won Pius won Beatrice won Pius won Crete lost State ninth Tennis team members: (front row. left to right) John Nebelsick. Ron Brockhaus. David Gebers. Lance Bruening. Lisa Kamalieh. Denise Graham. Laura Plummer, and Phil Brawner. (Back row) Coach Rathe. Mitch Martineau. David Martin. Jamie Mann. Mike Nebelsick, Mark Bruening. Tom Brockley. and Shawn Ostransky. State qualifiers were: Mike Nebelsick. Jamie Mann. Tom Brockley. Shawn Ostransky. Mark Bruening. and David Martin. (Not pictured. Mitch Martineau.) Shawn Ostransky illustrates his original back hand. 107 r oa|Moore p! plans strate Scott Porter drives for position while Bret Clark clears a path. PIONEERS SHOW THE YEARS OF POWER AND EXPERIENCE NCHS 54 Seward 37 Norris 44 Syracuse 55 Gretna 55 Falls City 59 Platteview 53 Blair 45 Cathedral 68 Arlington 66 Auburn 74 Fairbury 60 Ashland 68 Shenendoah 59 Elkhorn 66 Plattsmouth 48 Central City THEM 50 53 41 53 72 69 62 46 60 56 56 63 42 71 72 63 Six experienced seniors led this year’s team with the help of Coach Larry Moore. The team completed the season with a 10 11 record. They played in the Aurora Holiday, Twin Rivers, and District Tournaments. Greg Orton and Bret Clark were selected for the All-Conference Team. The Reserve Team ended the year with a 12-3 record. Team photo courtesy News Press. Other photos courtesy Stephen Harvey Photography vtsmNO TIAM Greg Orton shoots the exth§p| ML RESERVES PROVIDE A FUTURE Varsity Members. Front: (left to right) Roger Kennell. Doug Ailes. Neil Wolfe. Bill Cohn. Craig Kinnison. and Shawn Ostransky Back: Coach Larry Moore. Bob Barrett. Ed Derks. Bret Clark. Chuck Snyder. Doug DeBolt. and Coach Dan Ostransky. Not Pictured: Greg Orton and Scott Porter. Bret Clark takes a jump shot. Warren Copenhaver. the voice of the Pioneers for almost 20 years on KNCY radio. 109 WRESTLERS ARE 24 MEMBERS STRONG Coach Schnitzer took charge of the wrestling team after the resignation of Coach Stevenson. Their season was 1-8. The team had 8 letter-men. Kirt Sharp and Dale Clymens qualified for the state tournament. Kirt placed 7th in his weight class. Of the 24 wrestlers, only 4 will be lost to graduation. Brad Eaton, Kirt Sharp, Scott Peterson, and Dave Wampler. DUALS NCHS OPP. 6 Sidney 59 21 Hamburg 33 18 Plattsmouth 53 15 Falls City 48 33 Blair 34 27 Syracuse 33 33 Gretna 27 27 Auburn 33 INV. TOURN. NCHS Auburn Inv. 5th Crete Inv. 5th Plattsmouth Inv. 6th Sidney Inv. 7th Twin Rivers 7th Districts 11th nor t [j Girls basketball players are: (Front row, left to right) Patty Hartman. Vicki Jordan. Cathy Sheair. Karla Marcotte. Shelly Herzog, Sherry Rodeman. and Linda Hall. (Middle row) Denise Graham. Terri Beth Allgood. Cheryl Malzer. Faye Stroud. Suzan Stroud. LeighAnn Merritt. Laura Plummer, and Denise Hall. (Back row) Coach Landwehr. Diane Peterson. Betty Nienkamp. Mary Jo Derks. Julie Hermann. Carrie Davis. Julie Hauptman. Kim Winkler, and Coach Brunken. Dribbling, passing, shooting, pressing, and rebounding. These were familiar terms to the girl’s basketball team. They played very well against their competitors. The varsity record was 6-9. The reserve record was 1-9. Inexperience was evident on both squads. With 5 years of coaching NCHS girl’s basketball behind him, Ron Brunken resigned from teaching and coaching this year. Coach Larry Landwerh, a former boy’s varsity basketball coach, began coaching reserve ball at NCHS. Julie Hermann and Betty Nienkamp made the Twin River All-Conference Team. Carrie Davis received Honorable Mention. Julie made the first team of the Maverick Media All-Area Team and Betty made the second team. Betty and Julie also made the Maverick Media All-Class B Team. SCOREBOARD NCHS OPP. 44 Waverly 46 47 Falls City 41 32 Gretna 44 47 Fairbury 49 56 Blair 53 52 Auburn 28 48 Plattsmouth 51 41 Lourdes 29 40 Auburn 28 45 Conestoga 47 59 Syracuse 63 46 Falls City 51 29 Springfield 64 40 Falls City 38 30 Norris 51 Karla Marcotte shoots from the line. BASKETBALL GIRLS ARE FULL OF ACTION Above left. Betty Nienkamp outjumps her opponent. Below left. Karla Marcotte tries to keep the ball. Above right, Betty Nienkamp shoots from the baseline. Middle right. Julie Hermann shoots, while Betty Nienkamp waits for the rebound. Below right. Julie Hermann wins the jump. 113 Mary Jo Derks wins the jump for the Pioneers. Freshman girls basketball players are: (Front row. left to right) Lori Mumm. Wendelin Bassinger. Ronda Witter. Tammy Herzog. Gretchen Finke. and Rhonda Schreiner. (Back row) Coach Etmund. Rhonda Lima. Christy Boan. Tammy Yost. Kristie Brockley. Jonna Simms, and Sally Giittinger. The relay team receives last minute instructions from the starter. 117 119 r Its. ' THE SPIRIT BUILDERS — CHEERLEADERS The Cheerleaders worked hard all year to build spirit in the student body and in the crowds at the games, to cheer the athletes, both boy and girl, on to victory. Above left; Rhonds and Jonna give support to the girls during Vi time. Above right; Dave Thiesfeld clowns around with the cheerleaders. Above: the football cheerleaders cheer the Below: Theresa. Jonna. and Roxie cheer boys during a game. during the homecoming pep rally Above: Girls sports are cheered on. Below; Lori Wright does her thing at the first pep rally. TOEA NCHS Welcomes Te Left 10 right. Hank . Call . Vo '. I.eudrr. f'lyaan . anJ Moor who i a hr« at Sfawt High Adilnif - ACADEMICS Art Majors presented Larry Rohls with the Bausch and Lomb Sciences award in 1963 .... Beth Brown was the winner of the American Legion Auxiliary Essay Contest in 1963 The Valedictorian in 1970 was Esther Novak and the Salutatorian was Martha Mullen ... Steve Hartman received the 1970 Lions Club Scholarship . Janet Barton received the Betty Crocker Future Homemaker Award in Home Economics in 1970 .... Tom Scheider was the number one student in the class of 1971 .... Bruce Larson received the Best Thespian Award in 1963. N.C.H.S. GRADUATES 100 YEAR CLASS 123 GRADUATES RECEIVE DIPLOMAS ON 5-18-80. Commencement exercises were held on Sunday, May 18, 1980. Because of inclement weather, graduation ceremonies, usually held at Steinhart Park, were moved into the high school gymnasium. Honored guests in atten-dence were relatives of Mrs. O.A. Kimmel (Mary Cornelia Petring), the first graduate of Nebraska City High School (Class of 1880), to whom the graduation was dedicated. Tom Brockely, Tammy Baucke. Judy Nienkamp, and Brad Eaton gave the honor addresses. The Class of 1980 was presented to the school board, parents and guests by Mr. Erwin Friesen, principal of N.C.H.S. Mr. Dale Sharp, president of the school board, distributed diplomas to the graduates. THE CLASS MOTTO: “What the future holds for us depends on what we hold for the future” THE CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose THE CLASS COLORS: Purple and Gold Officers of the Senior Class were; Patrick Ha-verty. President; Angela Gress, Vice-President; Laura Miyoshi, Secretary; and Sally Mar-tineau. Treasurer. (Graduation photographs courtesy of Stephen Harvey Photography) Before the processional began, pandemonium reigned in the auditorium as everyone tried to figure out where they were to go: Four gals posed for the camera, and Principal Friesen urges Jim Merkel to hurry and get the gown on. Upper Left: Juniors Larry Beccard and Valerie VanderVeen lead the graduates into the N.C.H.S. gymnasium: Middle Top. Rev. John Green, pastor of First Evangelical Lutheran Church in Nebraska City gave the invocation and meditation: Upper right. Principal Erwin Friesen presents the scholarships. The City Singers, under the direction of Mrs. Charlotte Maybee. provided the musical interludes. The Honor addresses were given by. lower left. Tom Brockley. Tammy Baucke. Judy Nienkamp. and Bradley Eaton. SENIOR SUMMARY AGNEW, JULIE: AILES, LORI: National Honor Society 12; Upper 10% 11,12; Student Council 11,12; Class Officer 12; Band 9,10,11; Choir 9,10; Cheerleader 9,10,11,12; Holiday Attendant 10,11; Homecoming Queen. ANDERSON, DEBBIE: Choir 9,10,11,12; FBLA 10. ALLGOOD, STEVE: Lourdes Senior High School 9,10; Letterwinner; Basketball 11,12; Football 11,12; Track 11,12. BADBERG, KATHY: Band 9,10,11,12; Choir 9.10.11; Track 10; Volleyball 10; Fun Night Candidate. BARRETT, CURT: BATES. GAIL: BATALLION, MIKE: Lourdes Senior High School 9,10,11. BAUKE. TAMMY: National Honor Society 12; Upper 10% 9,10,11,12; Choir 9,10,11,12; City Singers 10,12; FBLA 11,12. BEHRENDS, DON: BEHRNS, MELINDA: Upper 10% 10,11,12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Speech Contest 9,10,11,12; Drama 10.12; Band 9,10,11,12; Drill Team 11,12; Volleyball 9,10,11. BOGLE PAUL: Upper 10% 9,10; Lourdes Math Contest 9; Band 9; Basketball 9,10; Golf 9; Tennis 10. BOYER. ELAINE: DECA 11,12. BRADLEY, JOHN: Football 9. BREIDENSTINE, ANN: Band 9,10; FBLA 9. BROCKELEY, TOM: National Honor Society 12; Upper 10% 9,10,11,12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Class Officer 11; DECA State Leadership Conference. 3rd place 11. 2nd place 12; FCA 10; Letterwinner 10,11,12; Golf 11; Tennis 9,10,11,12; Track 12. BRUENING, MARK: Lourdes Math Contest 9; Speech Contest 9,10; Choir 9; FBLA 9; FCA 10; Letterwinner 9,10,11,12; Tennis 9,10,11,12: Track 9,10,11. CARNES. DARRELL: Upper 10% 9; Lourdes Math Contest 9; Speech Contest 11; Choir 9; Drama 9.11,12. CHANEY, TODD: Basketball 9; Fun Night Candidate. CLARK, BRET: FCA 10,11,12; Letterwinner 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; All State Basketball Honorable Mention 12; Football 9,10,11,12; All State Football 12; Track 9,10,11,12; Gold Medal Champion. Long Jump 12; Homecoming Candidate; Holiday King. COCKERHAM, NATALIE: Band 9,10,11; Choir 9,10,11; City Singers 10; FBLA 9; Track 9; Homecoming Candidate: Fun Night Candidate. CODY, STEVE: COHN, BILL: Letterwinner 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10,12; Golf 9,10,12; FCA 10. COLBERT, CASH: Upper 10% 9,11; Lourdes Math Contest 9; Brain Bowl 11; DECA 11,12; FBLA 9,10: Tennis 9. COLLINS, LEONA: Band 9. CORNELL, FAITH: CORNELL, MARY ANN: Cheerleader 9. CUTLER, KEN: Choir 9; Football 9; Wrestling 9. DEBOLT, DOUG: Speech Contest 9; Class Officer 10,11; FBLA 9; FCA 10; FFA 9,10,11,12; Letterwinner 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10: Holiday Attendant 11: Homecoming King. DERKS, ED: Lourdes High School 9,10; Basketball 11,12; Track 11,12. EATON, BRAD: National Honor Society 12: Upper 10% 9,10,11,12; Boy’s State 11; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; DECA State Achievement Award 11; FCA 10,11; FFA 9,10,11,12; Letterwinner 11,12; Football 9,10,1,12; Wrestling 11,12. EDMISTEN, LAURI: Upper 10% 11; Perfect Attendance 11; Choir 10; DECA 11,12; FBLA 12: FHA 12; Volleyball 10. ELOGE. KIM: Choir 10,11,12; Drill Team 9,11; FBLA 9,10,11,12; FHA 11,12; Volleyball 11. FERGUSON. DANNY: GARDNER, DAVID: GAY. CANDY: Drill Team 9; Volleyball 9. GREEN, ' JOHN: Football 9.10.11.12. GREEN, TERESA: FBLA 10,11,12. GRESS, ANGELA: Upper 10% 10,11; Speech Contest 10,11; Drama 10; Band 9; FBLA 11.12: FHA 10.11.12. HALL. MARIE: Drill Team 9. HAMILTON. CHRIS: National Honor Society 12; Upper 10% 10,11; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Perfect Atten- dance 9. HARTLEY, TODD: Choir 9. HARTMAN, PATTY: Upper 10% 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Choir 10; Cheerleader 9; Basketball 10,11,12; Cross Country 12; Track 12; Volleyball 10,11; Homecoming Candidate; FFA Candidate; Holiday Queen. HASTINGS, SANDY: Upper 10% 12; Speech Contest 10,11,12; Band 9,10,11; Choir 9,10,11; DECA 11,12; FBLA 9; Cheerleader 9. HAVERTY. PAT: Band 9; FFA 10,11,12; Letterwinner 10,11,12; Basketball 9; Football 9,10.11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 10; Homecoming Candidate; Fun Night Candidate; Class Officer. HEINEMAN, JIM: Basketball 9. HELLERICH, DEBBIE: Choir 9,10; DECA 12; FHA 10,11,12. HENDERSON, NEAL: Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Drama 10; Choir 10,11; City Singers 10,11; Explorers 9,10,11,12; Football 9; Track 9. HENG, PAT: Basketball 9; Football 9; Fun night Candidate. HENNE. STEVE: Choir 9; FFA 11,12. HERZOG. BRYAN: Wrestling 9. HEYE, CAROL: Drama 10; Choir 11,12; DECA 11,12; FHA 10. HOBACK, ROGER: Upper 10% 9; Student Council 10,11,12; FFA 9,10,11,12. HOFFMAN, ROBERT: Basketball 9; Football 9. HOLLAND, PAM: Choir 10,11,12. HOTSENPILLAR, MARK: FFA 9,10; Choir 11,12; Football 9,11; Wrestling 9,10,11; Track 11. HOYLE, DENNIS: Band 9; Football 9; Track 9,10. JORDAN, CURT: Football 9. JORDAN, DEBBIE: Drama 10; Choir 10,11,12; Drill Team 9; DECA 1112; Basketball 10. KASBOHM, KAREN: Upper 10% 9; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Choir 9; FBLA 11,12; FFA 9,10; Letterwinner 10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 9,10,12; Yearbook 11. KELLER, TAMMY: KERAN, LINDA: KINNISON, BRIAN: KREIFELS, BRUCE: Band 9; Letter-winner 10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10. KREIFELS. MATT: KREIFELS, SCOTT: Choir 9; FFA 11,12. LeMASTERS, BRIAN: Cross Country 10; Football 9; Track 9. LARSON, BETH: Drama 10; Choir 11,12; City Singers 11,12; FBLA 10,11,12; FHA 11,12; Volleyball 11. LECHNER, MIKE: Band 9; FFA 9,10.11.12; Basketball 9; Cross Country 10,11,12; Football 9; Track 9,10,11,12. LIMA, GREG: Letterwinner 10,11; Basketball 9; Football 9; Tennis 9,10,11; Otoean 10,11. MALZER, CHERYL: Drama 10; Choir 9,10; Letterwinner 11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; Volleyball 10,11,12; Fun Night Candidate. MARTIN. LIND : Choir 10. MARTINEAU. SALLY: National Honor Society 12; Speech Contest 10,11; Drama 10; Student Council 10,11; Class Officer 12; Drill Team 10,11; DECA 11,12; FBLA 11,12; FHA 10,11,12; Cheerleader 12; Volleyball 10,11; Quill and Scroll 11,12; Otoean 11; Yearbook 11. MERCER, MARK: Football 9. MERIDETH, MERI; Band 9,10,11,12; Choir 9,10,11,12; Drill Team 9; FBLA 9,10,11,12; FHA 11; Basketball 9.10.11; Volleyball 10,11,12. MERKEL, JIM: Football 9; Track 9,10. McCOWN, DIANE: Upper 10% 11,12; Speech Contest 10; DECA 10,11,12; FBLA 11; Basketball 9,10,11. MIYOSHI, LAURA: National Honor Society 12; Upper 10% 11; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Speech Contest 10,11,12; Drama 9,10,11,12; Student Council 9,10,11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Choir 9,10,12; City Singers 10,11,12; Drill Team 10,11,12; Class Officer 10,11,12; FBLA 9; Volleyball 9; Homecoming Candidate; FFA Candidate; Holiday Candidate; Fun Night Candidate. NIENKAMP, JUDY: Upper 10% 9,10,11,12; Brain Bowl 11; DECA 11,12; Basketball 9; Track 11. NOELL, PEGGY: ORTON, GREG: FBLA 9; Letterwinner 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Golf 10,11; Track 9,10,11,12; Homecoming Candidate; Holiday Candidate; Fun Night Candidate. OSBORN, RANDY: Football 10. OTT. TED: Band 9,10,11. OTT, TERENCE: FCA 10; Letterwinner 11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Track 9,11; Wrestling 10,12. PALMATEER, STEVE: 135 PARKER, PENNY: PENNEY. STEVE: FBLA 11,12. PETERSON, SCOTT: Football 9,10,11: Basketball 9; Track 9. PFEIFFER. LORA: Choir 9,10; FBLA 11,12. PORTER, SCOTT: National Honor Society 12: Drama 10: Band 9,10,11,12; FBLA 9; FCA 10,11,12: FFA 9,10,11; Letterwinner 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10,11.12; Track 9,10,11,12; All-Conference and All-State Honorable Mention 10,11: Holiday Attendant 10,11; Homecoming Candidate; Holiday Candidate; Fun Night Candidate. ROOS, JERRY: Football 9. ROSS, DAWN: Upper 10% 9,10; Drama 10; Band 9,10; Choir 9,10; Cheerleader 9; FFA Candidate; Holiday Candidate. ROYER, CHERYL: SCHMIDT, KIM: Band 11,12; Choir 9. SCHREINER, JULIE: Choir 9,10; DECA 11,12; FBLA 9; Cheerleader 9: Homecoming Candidate; FFA Candidate; Holiday Candidate; Fun Night Queen. SC1RANKO, KEVIN: SCOTT, LANA: (Minden High School-9,10,11) Class Officer 9,10,11: Choir 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11; FCA 9,10,11; FHA 9; Let-terman’s Club 9,10,11; Basketball 9. SEDORIS, PATTY: Upper 10% 9,10; Band 9,10,11; Choir 9,10: FBLA 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Yearbook 11. SHARP, KIRT: Football 9,10,11; Wrestling 9,10. SHARP, MARK: Band 9; Football 9,10; Basketball 9: Track 9,10. SHEAIR, CATHY: Drama 10; Band 9,10,11,12; Choir 9,10; FBLA 9; Letterwinner 12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 10,11,12. SHEFFERD, BRUCE: SIGERSON, DAN: Choir 9; FFA 10. SIMOND, DAVID: SNYDER. CHUCK: Drama 12; Speech Contest 10,11; Band 9; FCA 10,11,12; Letterwinner 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Football 9.10,11.12; Track 9,10,11,12; Homecoming Candidate; Holiday Candidate; Fun Night Candidate. SORIANO, DELPHENA: Student Council 9; Drama 10; Choir 11,12; Track 9, Volleyball 9,10,11. SORIANO, SALLY: Choir 10,11,12; Drama 10. SPIDELL, JIM: Football 9. STITT, N1CKI: Choir 10; City Singers 10. STROUD, FAYE: Upper 10% 10,11,12; Speech Contest 10,11,12; Cross Country 12; Basketball 10,11,12; Track 11,12; Volleyball 11. SWEENEY, JOANN: National Honor Society 12; Drama 10: Band 9,10,11,12; Choir 9,10; Student Council 9,10,11: FBLA 9; Cheerleader 9,10,11,12; Holiday Attendant 10; Homecoming Candidate; FFA Candidate; Fun Night Candidate. WALTERS. DEBBIE: Choir 10; FBLA 9,10,11,12; FHA 11,12; DECA 11,12. WAMPLER, DAVID: DECA 11.12; Letterwinner 10,11,12; Football 9: Wrestling 9,10,11.12. WEIBLE, SANDY: Choir 9,10,11.12; City Singers 10: Drama 10: DECA 11.12. WEST, LYNN: Upper 10% 9; Choir 10; DECA 11,12: FBLA 9,10; Holiday Candidate; FFA Sweetheart. WHITE, LORI: WHITEHILL, RHONDA: Drama 10; Drill Team 10; Choir 10,11,12. WIECKHORST. LARRY: FFA 9,11,12; Football 9. WILLIAMSON, BILL: WOLFE, NEIL: National Honor Society 12; Band 9; FCA 11,12; Letter-winner 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Holiday Attendant 10; Homecoming Candidate; Holiday Candidate; Fun Night King. WOODWORTH, DOUG: WURTELE, DALE: FFA 9,10,11,12. WURTELE, MIKE: YAMAUCHI, JONI: National Honor Society 12; Upper 10% 9,10,12; Speech Contest 11,12; Drama 10,11, Student Council 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Choir 9,10; City Singers 10,11; Drill Team 10,11,12; FHA 10,11,12; Letterwinner 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10; Volleyball 9,11,12; Yearbook 11; Homecoming Candidate; FFA Candidate; Fun Night Candidate. 136 M% always a pleasure to step into the brig JL,y show room of HINRICHS PAINT SHOP foui high school girls, Pat Christensen and W ■Cur arc selecting paper and paint |u%t m Mother needs some Mrs. Hinrichs smilingly r he girls. Mr. jack Windle of the WINDIE MOTOR CO. Kisy explaining the parts of o radio to be installi ,n the 1948 Dodge shown in their display room. ■ Murphy and Mory Hinrichs stand by asking quest J AND JOHNNY PATRONS Without the patrons, there would have been no 1980 Pioneer, and that’s a fact! BENEFACTORS Eagles 968 Farmers Bank Hammond Farms, Inc. Midwest Federal Savings And Loan Morton House Kitchens Novak Auto Co. Otoe County National Bank Otoe County Taxpayers Assn. Pioneer Booster Club Stephen Harvey Photography Jack Windle 138 PATRONS A W Root Beer Mr. Mrs. Dallas Adkins, Jr. Agnew’s Dairy Queen Mr. Mrs. Eldon Allgood American Legion Club American Meter Division Aneco Building Center Arbor Liquor Store Aufenkamp Farms Barnaby’s Corner Marcia Barrett Bell’s Studio Berthold’s Florist Besse Beauty Salon Jay Brian Booth Brown’s Shoe Fit Co. Lawrence Brown Const. Burbee’s Flowers Greens Mr. Mrs. Frank Carey Casey Garage Champlin Han De-Stop Cindy’s Candy Land Mr. Mrs. Don Cockerham Colbert Excavating Culligan - Don Randle D' mmast Clothing Co. Darell’s Barber Shop Davidson Insurance Agency Dawson Oil Transport Co. Dean’s Cafe Chris Dave Dietz Dinty Moore’s Lunch Room The Donut Stop Donnette’s Beauty Salon Dovey’s Barber Shop Dud’s TV and Appliance PATRONS Eagles Auxiliary 968 Mr. Mrs. Bud Eaton Mr. Mrs. Don Ehlers Electro Gas Co. Elks Lodge 1049 Esser Tavern Family Physicians Family Prescription Shop Farmers Co-op Oil Co. Fashion Beauty Salon Freshman Ford G L Oil Co. Gamble’s Gangel Oil-Tire Co. Geno’s Bar Liquor Granneman Agency, Inc. Cindy Hall Hartley Iron Works Hastings Standard Service Mr. Mrs. Dale Haverty Hemmingsen’s, Inc. Jerry Sharon Henderson Mr. Mrs. David Heng Hinky Dinky Import Auto Jean Heaven Jessup Drugs Joe’s Ice Cream Cafe Edward D. Jones Co. K Bar D Cowboy Shop Mr. Mrs. Jerry Kamalieh Mr. Mrs. Don Kasbohm Kiritsy Photography Koeppel Cleaners Mr. Mrs. Edwin Kreifels Landis Engine Co. PATRONS Larson’s Farm Center Nebraska City Optimist Club Lett-Marshall Funeral Home Nebraska City Upholstery Design Mr. Mrs. Paul Lima Nelsen Brothers, Inc. Lucy’s Design Center Norman’s IGA Market Frank Malzer Fred Oetgen Dr. G. E. Mann J. C. Penney Co. Mr. Mrs. Arvon Marcotte Peterson Mortuary Mr. Mrs. Don Martin Pete’s Feed Seed Mr. Mrs. Lonnie Martin Pioneer Twin Theatre Candi McDonald Pizza Hut Mead Lumber Co. Pla-Mor Sporting Goods Mercer’s True Value Mr. Mrs. Grove Porter Miller-Monroe Co. R M Ceramics Moyer Aviation Kenneth Reese, C.P.A. Moyer Print Shop Mr. Mrs. Randy Rehmier Nebraska City Foot Clinic Rhinehart Electric Nebraska City Grocery Co. Mrs. Roberta Rivett Nebraska City Jaycees Ron’s Rec Room Shop 141 PATRONS ROWE MOTOR CO. MR. MRS. HARVEY RULIA SAFEWAY STORE MRS. ANNE SCHREINER SEDORIS VENDING THE SEWING BASKET MR. MRS. ELMER SHEAIR SIM HAIR STYLIST SNODDERLY’S OFFICE SUPPLY MR. MRS. ROBERT SPOREHASE MR. MRS. JESSE STEIN STEINER’S HOBBY TOY CENTER MR. MRS. MORTON STEINHART STEINMAN FARMS A.M. STEPHENSON SWOYER SUPER MARKET MR. MRS. RAY TANKING TAYLOR’S TEXACO SERVICE TOBER’S TOM’S BARBER SHOP TOM’S RADIO TV SERVICE TORINO’S PIZZA STEAK HOUSE TOWN COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON TOWN COUNTRY MART MARY ULBRICK MR. MRS. DAVE ULLSBERGER V-LANES, INC. VAN INSURANCE AGENCY VENDAMATION CATHY WARREN WEBERING JEWELRY WELLENSIEK INSURANCE AGENCY WENZL HARDWARE STORE WHITEHEAD-RHODEN CHEVROLET MR. MRS. RON WITTER WOERNER OIL CO. WOOFER’S DEN F.W. WOOLWORTH CO. WURTELE DISTRIBUTORS MR. MRS. NORMAN YAMAUCHI WILLIAM B. ZASTERA, ATTY. 142 I'aul 2 Jr an U 150 Knyrv 36.141 y James l u 127 I Irwtn Ginger 32 36 J James Jo 102 101.110.114.144 £� . Jodi 11 ‘4 37 46.5A.fl0.6O.7l .72. 74.76 100.101 James Kathy 23 f M • ' ' I James Mike 04.137 Jam s Tom 44.60.71.74 76.A0.95.9A. 105 106.107.150.152.I56 Jenkins. Jeff 126.127 Johnson. Jim Jones Arl«y 127 Jones Robert f 17 Jordon. Judy 157 K Katie . Sherrill 54 137 Katte Terri 24.5A.61.157 Kellogg Debt 37.SO.S4.6I.146 Kime Julie 127 I ' King f ra) : i '.4 Kinn Karen 157 King Ray 127 Kingery. [Jon 137 Kingery. Richard 157 Klnmson [Jebra 139 Klrtniaon Terry 127 Knott l)i a rut 127 Kobout Kim ' 4 95 Konvalln Debbie 61.62 Kota C indy 127 Krendk. Carrie 127 1. .ark In lllake 11 I • i ''.rt ■ i Debra 127 I L a . i; Nell. Nels N rli I Nutter [ Sutterl INDEX From A to Z ... From start to finish .... The names and pages .... here they are .... listed just for you................ FRESHMAN INDEX A Gress, Joyce; 60 Olney, Terry; 62 Aksamit, Harold; 58 Griepenstroh; Joan; 60 Orton, Corey; 62 Aufenkamp, Cindy; 58 H Osborne, Tony; 62 B Harding, Bob; 60 P Baker, Danny; 58 Heng, Dan; 60 Peterson, Paul; 63, 111 Barbee. Money; 58 Herzog, Tammy; 60, 105, 114 Pierce, Gayle; 63 Barrett, Tony; 58, 111 Hill, Tammy; 60 Bassinger, Wendelin; 58, 114 Hoch, Richard; 60 R Beers. Lisa; 58 Holland. Da vid; 60 Rakes. Mike; 63 Bennett, Mike; 58 Hoyle, Dale; 60 Rakes, Monica; 63, 105 Boan, Christy; 58. 105. 114 Hoyle, Mark; 61 Roumpf, Roger; 63 Boeche, Tom; 58 Highson, Richard; 61 Rowe, Jim; 63, 66, 81 Booth, Jay; 58 Hume, Todd; 61 Bradshaw, Diane; 58 Hurst, Rita; 61 S Brockhaus, Ron; 58 Sarske, Vicki; 63 Brockley, Kristi; 58, 105, 114 J Schalk, Ronnie; 63 Bryant, Jim; 58 Jensen, Joyce; 61, 105 Schmidt, Sue; 63, 84 Burns, Norma; 58 Jewell, Mike; 61 Schreiner, Rhonda; 63, 105, 114 Jones, Dana; 61 Scott, Danna; 63 C Jordan, Margie; 61 Simms, Jonna; 63, 105, 114 Chapin, Bonnie; 59 Spale, Wanda; 63 Clymens, David; 59 K Spidell, Mark; 63, 111 Cooper, James; 59 Koberstein, Mike; 61 Standley, Sherry; 63 Crowley, Kim; 59 Kreifels, Kelly; 61 Steinman, Daryl; 63 Cruikshank, Cristy; 59 Sterling, Lonnie; 63 Cullin, Karen; 59 L Sterner, Brenda; 64 Larson, Don; 61 Stites, Shane; 64 D Lima, Ronda; 61, 105, 114 Straw, Janet; 64 Davis. Brian; 59 Lutz, Phillip; 61 Surrell. Melodie; 64 Davis, John; 59, 111 Sweeney, Cathy; 64 Davison, Lori; 59 M Symonsbergen, Lori; 64 Dawson, Jon; 59 Maddox, Dan; 61 DeVorss, Kathy; 59, 105 Martin, Bobbi; 61 TCJ Martin, Tony; 61 Taylor. Terry; 64 E McCord, Sherri; 61 Thrapp, Lori; 64 Eacret, Robert; 59 McGinnis, Kent; 62, 111 Thummel, Matt; 64 Eads, John; 59 Mead, Bradley; 62, 111 Trail, Nancy: 64 Ebbers, Tony; 59 Michon, Claude; 62 Eloge, Kurt; 59 Mitchell, Lori; 62 V Moyer, Chris; 62 Vollmann, Herman; 64 F Mumm, Lori; 62, 114 Finke, Gretchen; 59. 105, 114 W Fowler, Kim; 59 N Wachter, Mike; 64 Nebelsick, Deone; 62 Walters, Bill; 64 G Nebelsick, John; 62 Wampler, Dan; 64 Ganzel, Linda; 60 Neeman, Sandy; 62 Williamson, Steve; 64 Gebers, David; 60 Nelson, Rick; 62 Witter, Ronda; 64, 105, 114 Giittinger, Sally; 60, 105, 114 Nesible, David; 62 Gilfert, Rodd; 60 Newby, Lisa; 62 X-Y-Z Glockel, Jeff; 60 Noell, Bobbie; 62 Yost, Tammy; 64, 105, 114 Graham, Julie; 60 Greene, Jay; 60 O Gress, Eric; 60 O’Flaherty, Cathy; 62 144 A Ailes, Doug; 48, 66, 109 Allgood, Da vid; 48 Allgood, Mark; 48, 101 Anderson. Eulanda; 48 Atteberry, Jerry; 48 B Baker, Karen; 48 Ballian, Rod; 48 Barrett, Scott; 48 Bassinger. Nicole; 48 Baxter, Shelly; 48 Behrends, Duane; 48 Behrns, Michelle; 48 Bivens. Jeff; 48 Blevins, Julie; 48 Bornschlegl, Jim; 48 Brawner. Phil; 48 Brockley, Tod; 48, 74. 101 Brown, Jeff; 49 Brown, Steve; 49 Bruening, Lance; 49 Burkhart, Charlene; 49 C Carlson. Valerie; 49 Clymens, Dale; 49. 101, 11 Coates, Brady; 49 Cole, Wayne; 49 Cook, Nancy; 49 Cunningham, Anne; 49 Curtis. Tony; 49. 101 D Daffer, Chad; 49, 101 Dalton, Lori; 49 Davis. Carrie; 49, 74, 103, Davison, Lisa; 50, 84, 86 Dresher, Debbie; 22, 50 Driever, Lori; 50 E Eaton, Jamie; 50, 104 Emons, Angela; 50 Ervin, Roy; 50 F Ferguson, Ken; 50 Fox, Beth; 50 Fox, Debbie; 50 G Gibbs, Mike; 50 Goff, Mary; 50 Graham, Denise; 50, 112 Grantski, Susan; 50 Gray, Rhonda; 50 Gress, Mary; 50, 81 Griepenstroh, Joe; 50, 111 Griffey. Kisty; 50 Griggs. Renee; 51 H Hall. Brenda; 51 SOPHOMORE INDFX Hall. Denise; 51. 104, 112 Hauptman, Julie; 48, 51, 84. 85, 86. 112, 114 Harker, Karen; 51 Harris. Sandy; 51 Haselwood, Gaileen. 51. 81 Haupt, Susan; 51 Hauptman, Becky; 51, 85, 104 Haverty. Lora; 48, 51, 81, 83 Heineman, Bob; 37. 51 Hemmer, Edie; 51 Hickey, Ross; 51. 106 Holland, Rick; 51 Holland. Vicky; 52 Hotsenpillar, Chris; 52, 101. 11 House, Diane, 52 Howell, Vilas; 52 Huffman, Dean; 52 Hughson. Henry; 52 IJ Irwin. Wayne; 52 Johns. Karen; 52 Jordan. Vicky; 52, 112, 114 K-L Kasbohm, Linda; 52, 84, 85 1 Kover. Theresia; 37, 48, 52. 74, 83 Krejci, Jean; 52. 104 Krog. Dean; 52 Lechner, Scott; 52, 101 Lechner, Sharon; 52 Lee, Lori; 52 M Malko. Willa; 52 112 Marcotte, Jeff; 53, 74 Martin, David; 53 Martineau, Mitch; 36, 53, 83 Mead, Tim; 53. 106 Merritt. Leigh Ann; 53, 112 Miller. Brad; 53 Miller, Terry; 53 Moles, Brian; 53 Morgan, Kim; 53 Mounce, Todd; 53 Moyer, Brad; 53 McRoberts, Jerry; 53 McVay. Pat; 54 N Neeman, Richard; 54 Neumann, Kathy; 54, 81, 83. 104 Newburn, Rowdy; 54 Nienkamp, Betty; 54. 68, 103. 113 OP O’Flaherty, Joe; 54 Olsen, Brian; 54 Orndorff, Lorinda; 54 Ostransky, Jamie; 54, 101 Palmateer, Sherry; 54 Peterson, Jonna; 54 Peterson, Renee; 54 Pfeiffer, Larry; 54 Plummer. Laura; 54, 112 Pummel, Kim; 54 R Rains. Kris; 54 Reeves, Michelle; 54 Renken, Steven; 55 Resseguie. Troy; 55 Reuter. Jon; 55, 101 Rhinehart, Nancey; 55 Rhoades, (Straw) Kim; 55 Riddle. Kim; 55 Rivett. Bill; 55 Rouse, Anne; 55 Russell, David; 55 Rulla, Lauri; 55 S Schneider, Ken; 55 Schneider, Mary; 55 Schweitzer. Doug; 55 Sciranko. Richard; 55 Sharp, Mike; 56 Sheppard, Wes; 56, 101 Skinner, Irene; 56 Smith, John; 56 Soriano, Lisa; 56 Sterner, Cindy; 56, 104 Stovall, Paula; 56 Sudman. Allan; 56, 101 Sullivan, Kevin; 56 T-U-V Tellez. Steve; 56, 106 Tetan, Michelle; 56 Thomasson, Susie; 56 Thiesfeld, Mary; 56 Thurman, Jim; 56, 106 Trail, Mark; 56 Vock, John; 56 Voyles, Brian; 56 W Walters. Randy; 57 Warren. Shelli; 57. 104 Wehling, Joey; 57, 101, 111 Wehling, Kim; 57, 81, 104 Weible, Debbie; 57 Winkler, Kim; 57, 12 Witter, Angela; 57 Witter, Terri; 57, 104 Womochil. Bob; 57. 101 Wolstenholm, Rick; 57. 101 Woodworth, Roger; 57 X-YZ Yost. Rhonda; 57 Yost. Todd; 57 145 A Adkins. Steve; 40 Agnew, Randy; 40 Aksamit, Debra; 40 Aksamit, Doug; 40 Albrecht. Marty; 40 Allgood, Lyn; 28. 40 Allgood, Teri; 28. 40, 104, 112 Anderson, Phyllis; 40 Aufenkamp, Tammie; 40 Avery, Greg; 40 B Bane. Todd; 40, 101 Barrett. Bob; 40, 101, 109 Beccard, Larry; 40. 74, 81, 101, 111, 113 Behrends, Kristi; 40 Bennett, Sharon; 40 Blevins, Jodi; 40 Blevins, Kathy; 40 Boehnke, Brenda; 40 Bogle. Julie; 41 Bond. Debbie; 41 Bottcher, Renee; 41 C Campbell, Connie; 22, 41 Chapin, John; 41 Chase, J.R.; 41 Christiansen. Pat; 41 Cunningham. Ted; 41, 111 Curtis, Bill; 41, 101 D Dankof, Lori; 41 Derks, Mary; 22, 41, 104, 114 Doiel. Raymond; 41 Dority, Doug; 41 E Ehlers, Clint; 41 Eisermann, Mike; 41, 86 Ervin, John; 41 F Farris, Larry; 41, 83, 101 Fossberg, Brad; 41 G Gardner, Charles; 41, 106, 111 Garlipp, Roxie; 41 Gebers, Gina; 41 Gibbs. Dona; 42 Graham. Vickie; 47 Gress, Dean; 42 Grundman, Brian; 42, 81 H Hall. Deanna; 22. 28. 42 Hall. Linda; 42. 112 Harker, Peggy; 42 Harpster, Tracy; 42 JUNIOR INDEX Hathaway, Jill; 42 Hauder, Patricia; 42 Haupt, Andy; 42, 111 Hellerick, Denise; 22, 42 Henderson, Jana; 42, 84, 86 Heng, Diane; 28, 42. 103, 104 Hermann, Julie; 42, 69, 74, 103, 113 Herzog, Shelly; 22. 28, 40. 42, 103, 112, 114 Hespen, Gilbert: 42 Hoch, Sarah; 21. 42, 81 Howell, Lisa; 42 Hughson, Connie; 47 Huss, Mark; 43 J-K Jones, Angela; 43 Kamalieh, Lisa; 43 Kennell, Roger; 43, 74, 101, 109 Keran, David; 43 Kinnison, Craig; 43, 101, 109 Kinnison. Sheri: 43 Konvalin, Tim; 43, 101 Kreifels, Brad; 43 Kreifels, Patty; 43 Lee, Joni; 43 Lee, Julie; 43 Lee, Susan; 43 Lima, Debbie; 22. 28, 43 Lima, Paulette; 43 M Maddox, Rhonda; 43 Mangum, Steve; 43 Mann, Jamie; 43 Marcotte, Karla: 22, 40, 43, 74. 103, 112, 113 Martin, Teresa: 43 Masked, Scott; 43. 101 Mather, Todd; 44 Michon, Julie: 44 Morse, John; 44 Moyer, Marlene; 44 Murphy, Brian; 44 McCown, Vicki; 44 N Nannen, Sarah; 44, 104 Nebelsick, Mike; 44 Nebelsick, Tim; 44 Neeman, Connie; 44 Nerison, Jim; 44 Newby, Jeff; 44 Noell, Harold; 44 Noerrlinger, James; 44. 11 Nosky, Marjorie; 44 O O’Bryan, James; 44 Orndorff, Howard; 44 Osborn, Jolene; 44 Osborne, Kelly; 45 Ostransky, Shawn; 45, 109 P Palmateer, Shelly; 45 Patrick, Kelly; 45 Perry, Denise; 29, 45 Peterson, Diana; 22, 45 Pierce, Jeff; 45 Pike, Terry; 45 Potter, Brad; 45 Pummel, Angela; 45 Pummel, Doug; 45 R Richardson, Sidney; 47 Rivett, Christine: 45 Rodeman, Sherry; 22, 45, 112, 114 Roumpf, Rita; 45 Royal, David; 45 S Schmidt, Scott; 45 Schreiner, Leesia; 45 Searcy, Mellissa; 45 Sheppard. Bruce; 45 Shields, Frank; 45 Smith. Chip; 45 Soriano, Kathy: 46 Sornson, Teresa; 46 Stehlik, Jim; 46 Steiner, Mike; 46 Stoll, Paula; 46 Straw, Donald; 46 Straw, Lori; 46 Stroud, Suzan; 22, 46, 103, 112 Symonsbergen, Rick; 46, 100 T Taylor, Toni: 46, 83 Teten, Allen; 46, 106 Thayer, Mark; 46 Thiesfeld, David; 46. 101, 111, 123 Thummel, Dale; 46 V-W VanderVeen, Valerie; 36, 40, 46, 131 VanderWal, Randy; 46, 81 Wachter, Christine; 46 Waggoner, Donna; 46 Whitehill, Randy; 47 Williams, Lynne; 47 Witty, John; 47 Wurtele, Kay; 47 Wurtele, Michelle: 47 Wurtele, Sheryl; 47, 104 X-Y-Z Yamauchi, Gale; 47 Yost. Jeff; 47 A Agnew, Julie; 4, 134 Ailes, Lori; 4, 66. 68, 134 Allgood, Steve; 4, 83, 100, 134 Anderson. Debbie; 4, 134 B Badberg, Kathy; 4, 79, 80, 84, 134 Baits, Gail; 16, 134 Bataillon, Mike; 4, 134 Bauke, Tammy; 4, 131, 134 Barrett, Curtis; 4, 134 Behrends, Don; 4, 134 Behrns, Melinda; 5. 21, 22. 84. 134 Bogel, Paul; 5, 134 Boyer, Elaine; 5, 134 Bradley, John; 5, 134 Bruening, Mark; 5, 134 Bridenstein, Ann; 5, 134 Brockley. Tom; 5, 75. 131, 134 C Carnes, Darrell; 5, 134 Chaney, Todd; 5, 79. 80, 134 Clark, Bret; 6. 67, 72, 74, 100, 108. 109. 117, 134 Cockerham, Natalie; 6, 67, 80, 134 Cody. Steve; 6, 134 Cohn, Bill; 6. 100, 109, 134 Cutter, Ken; 6, 134 Clbert, Cash; 6, 134 Collins. Leona; 16, 134 Cornell, Faith; 16, 134 Cornell. Mary; 16, 134 D DeBolt, Doug; 6, 66, 100, 109, 134 Derks, Ed: 6, 100, 109, 134 E Eaton, Brad; 7, 100, 111, 131, 134 Edmiston, Lauri; 7. 84, 135 Eloge, Kim; 7, 135 F-G Fergusen, Danny; 7, 135 Gardner, Daveid; 7, 135 Gay, Candy; 7. 135 Green, John 7, 100, 135 Greene, Teresa; 7, 135 Gress, Angela; 7, 135 H Hall, Marie; 8. 135 SENIOR INDEX Hamilton, Chris; 8, 135 Hartley, Todd; 8, 135 Hartman, Patty; 8. 22. 66, 72, 74, 106, 112, 135 Hastings, Sandy; 8, 83. 135 Haverty. Pat; 8, 66, 80. 100, 102, 135 Heinamen, Jim; 8, 135 Hellerick, Debbie; 8, 135 Henderson, Neal; 8, 135 Heng, Pat; 9, 80, 135 Hume. Steve; 9. 135 Herzog, Bryan; 9, 135 Heye, Carol; 9. 135 Hoback, Roger; 9, 83, 135 Hoffman, Robert; 9, 135 Holland, Pam; 9, 135 Hotsenpillar, Mark; 9, 100, 135 Hoyle, Dennis; 9, 135 Hoyle, Stacey; 10. 135 l-J-K Jordan, Curt; 10, 135 Jordan, Debbie; 10, 135 Keller, Tammy; 10, 135 Keran. Linda; 10, 135 Kinnison, Brian; 10, 135 Kasbohm, Karen; 10, 84, 85, 135 Kreifels, Bruce; 10, 100, 135 Kreifels, Matt; 10. 135 Kreifels, Scott; 11, 135 L LaMaster, Brian; 11. 135 Larson. Beth; 11, 135 Lechner, Mike; 11, 106, 117, 135 Lima. Greg; 11, 135 M Malzer. Cheryl; 11, 22, 79, 80, 84, 103, 112, 136 Martin, Linda: 11, 136 Martineau, Sally; 11, 84, 136 McCord, Terry; 16. 136 McCowan, Diane; 11, 136 Mercer, Mark; 12, 136 Meredith, Meri; 12, 83, 84, 103, 136 Merkel, Jim; 12, 130. 136 Miyoshi, Laura; 12. 22, 67, 73. 79. 80, 83. 84. 85. 136 N Nienkamp, Judy; 12, 131, 135 Noell, Peggy. 12, 136 OP Orton, Greg; 12. 67, 73, 79, 80, 83. 100, 108, 109, 110, 136 Osborn, Randy; 16. 136 Ott. Ted; 12, 136 Ott, Terrence; 12, 100, 136 Palmateer, Steve: 13, 136 Parker, Penny; 13, 136 Penny, Steve; 13, 136 Peterson, Scott; 13. Ill, 136 Pfieffer, Lara; 13, 136 Porter. Scott; 13, 67, 73, 79, 80, 100, 109, 110, 136 Q-R-S Roos, Jerry; 13, 106, 136 Ross. Dawn; 13, 73. 84, 136 Royer, Cheryl; 13, 136 Schmidt, Kim; 14, 84. 136 Schriener, Julie; 14, 66. 73, 80, 136 Sceranko. Kevin; 14, 136 Scott, Lana; 14, 136 Sedoris, Patty; 14, 84, 136 Sharp, Curt; 14. Ill, 136 Sharp, Mark; 14, 136 Sheair, Cathy; 14, 103, 112, 136 Shefford, Bruce; 14. 136 Sigerson, Dan; 15. 136 Simmon, David; 16, 136 Synder, Chuck; 15, 66, 73, 79, 80. 83, 100, 109, 136 Soriano, Delphena; 15, 136 Soriano, Sally; 15, 136 Spidell, Jim; 15, 136 Stitt, Nicki; 15, 136 Stroud. Faye; 15, 22. 106, 112, 136 Sweeney, JoAnn; 15, 66, 75, 80, 136 T thru Z Walters, Debbie; 15, 136 Wampler, David; 16, 111, 136 Weible, Sandy; 16, 136 West. Lynn; 16. 73, 136 White, Lori; 16. 84. 123, 136 Whitehill, Rhonda; 16, 136 Weickhorst, Larry; 16, 136 Williamson, Bill; 16. 136 Wolfe. Neil; 16. 66, 73, 80. 83, 100, 102, 109, 136 Woodworth, Doug; 16, 136 Wurtele, Dale; 16, 136 Wurtele, Mike; 16, 136 Yamauchi, Joni; 16, 21, 22, 67, 79, 89, 84, 103, 136 147 As the 1979-1980 School year comes to a close, so another edition of The Pioneer comes to a close. It has been a rewarding experience for all involved in the making of this book. The students have learned that they could produce a yearbook on their own. in their liesure time, they have developed their creative abilities and let their imaginations guide them in the layout and design of the pages and the artwork, they have found that there is much more to making a yearbook than just picking out pictures and placing them on the page. The adult sponsors have had a pleasurable experience working with the students, offering advice, guidance, and supervision. There will be those quick to criticize and find fault with the book since it was not done under the supervision of an experienced journalism instructor and those who will applaud the book as one of the finest annuals ever produced by NCHS. Truely this is a unique annual in that it is the only one ever done outside the school system. Sure there are going to be a few typo errors, and maybe a few journalistic mistakes, but we feel that both the students and the boosters did an excellent job considering that neither the students or any of the adults have ever published a yearbook. Next year the yearbook will again be published by the school system, so enjoy this annual and protect it. You are one of the 400 lucky persons to have this one of a kind annual. THE 1961 PIONEER FOOTBALL TEAM HOW MANY OF THESE MEN DO YOU KNOW? AUTOGRAPHS 150 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS 152 I)